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HomeLong StoriesThe Tempting Of Tavernake - Book One - Chapter 18. A Midnight Adventure
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The Tempting Of Tavernake - Book One - Chapter 18. A Midnight Adventure
BOOK ONE CHAPTER XVIII. A MIDNIGHT ADVENTURE
Tavernake was not sociably inclined and took no pains to conceal the fact. Mr. Pritchard, however, was not easily to be shaken off.
"So you've been palling up to the old man, eh?" he remarked, in friendly fashion.
"I came across the professor unexpectedly," Tavernake answered, coldly. "What do you want with me, please? I am on my way home."
Pritchard laughed softly to himself.
"Say, there's something about you Britishers I can't help admiring!" he declared. "You are downright, aren't you?"
"I suppose you think we are too clumsy to be anything else," Tavernake replied. "This is my 'bus coming. Good-night!"
Pritchard's hand, however, tightened upon his companion's arm.
"Look here, young man," he said, "don't you be foolish. I'm a valuable acquaintance for you, if you only realized it. Come along across the street with me. My club is on the Terrace, just below. Stroll along there with me and I'll tell you something about the professor, if you like."
"Thank you," Tavernake answered, "I don't think I care about hearing gossip. Besides, I think I know all there is to be known about him."
"Did you give Miss Beatrice my message?" Pritchard asked suddenly.
"If I did," Tavernake replied, "I have no answer for you."
"Will you tell her this," Pritchard began,--
"No, I will tell her nothing!" Tavernake interrupted. "You can look after your own affairs. I have no interest in them and I don't want to have. Good-night!"
Pritchard laughed again but he did not relax his grasp upon the other's arm.
"Now, Mr. Tavernake," he said, "it won't do for you to quarrel with me. I shouldn't be surprised if you discovered that I am one of the most useful acquaintances you ever met in your life. You needn't come into the club unless you like, but walk as far as there with me. When we get on to the Terrace, with closed houses on one side and a palisade upon the other, I am going to say something to you."
"Very well," Tavernake decided, reluctantly. "I don't know what there is you can have to tell me, but I'll come as far as there, at any rate."
They crossed the Strand and turned into Adam Street. As they neared the further corner, Pritchard stepped from the pavement into the middle of the street, and looked searchingly around.
"Say, you'll excuse my being a little careful," he remarked. "This is rather a lonely part for the middle of London, and I have been followed for the last two days by people whose company I am not over keen about."
"Followed? What for?" Tavernake demanded.
"Oh, the usual thing!" answered the detective, with a shrug of the shoulders. "That company of crooks I showed you last night don't fancy having me around. They've a good many grudges up against Sam Pritchard. I am not quite so safe over here as I should be in New York. Most of them are off to Paris tomorrow, thank Heavens!"
"And you?" Tavernake asked. "Are you going, too?"
Pritchard shook his head.
"If only those fools would believe it, I'm not over here on their business at all. I came over on a special commission this time, as you know. I have a word of warning for you, Mr. Tavernake. I guess you won't like to hear it, but you've got to."
Tavernake stopped short.
"I don't want your warnings!" he said angrily. "I don't want you interfering in my affairs!"
The detective smiled quietly. Then a new expression suddenly tightened his lips.
"Never mind about that just now!" he exclaimed. "See here, take this police whistle from my left hand, quick, and blow it for all that you are worth!"
It was characteristic of Tavernake that he was prepared to obey without a second's hesitation. The opportunity, however, was denied him. The events which followed came and passed like a thought. A blow on his left wrist and the whistle fell into the road. A dark figure had sprung up, apparently from space; a long arm was twined around Pritchard's neck, bending him backwards; there was a gleam of steel within a few inches of his throat. And then Tavernake saw a wonderful thing. With a turn of his wrist, Pritchard suddenly seemed to lift the form of his assailant into the air. Tavernake caught a swift impression of a man's white face, the head pointing to the street, the legs twitching convulsively. Head over heels Pritchard seemed to throw him, while the knife clattered harmlessly into the roadway. The man lay crumpled up and moaning before the door of one of the houses. Pritchard sprang after him. The door had been cautiously opened and the man crawled through; Pritchard followed; then the door closed and Tavernake beat upon it in vain.
For several seconds--it seemed to Tavernake much longer--he stood gazing at the door, breathing heavily, absolutely unable to collect his thoughts. The whole affair had happened with such amazing celerity! He could not bring himself to realize it, to believe that it was Pritchard who had been with him only a few seconds ago, who in danger of his life had performed that marvelous trick of jiu-jutsu, had followed his unknown assailant into that dark, mysterious house, from no single window of which was a single gleam of light visible. Tavernake had led an uneventful life. Of the passions which breed murder and the desire to kill he knew nothing. He was dazed with the suddenness of it all. How could such a thing happen in the midst of London, in a thoroughfare only momentarily deserted, at the further end of which, indeed, were many signs of life! Then the thought of that knife made him shiver--blue glittering steel cutting the air like whipcord. He remembered the look in the assassin's face-- horrible, an epitome of the passions, which seemed to reveal to him in that moment the existence of some other, some unknown world, about which he had neither read nor dreamed.
The sound of footsteps came as an immense relief. A man came round the corner, smoking a cigarette and humming softly to himself. The presence of another human being seemed suddenly to bring Tavernake's feet back upon the earth. He moved toward the pavement and addressed the newcomer.
"Can you tell me how to get inside that house?" he asked quickly.
The man removed the cigarette from his mouth and stared at his questioner.
"I should ring the bell," he replied, "but surely it's unoccupied? What do you want to get in there for?"
"Less than a minute ago," Tavernake told him, "I was walking here with a friend. A man came up behind us and tried deliberately to stab him. He bolted afterwards through that door, my friend followed him, the door was closed in my face."
The newcomer was a youngish man, a musician, who had just come from a concert and was on his way to the club at the end of the street. Probably, had he been a journalist, his curiosity would have been greater than his incredulity. As it was, however, he gazed at Tavernake, for a moment, blankly.
"Look here," he said, "this doesn't sound a very likely story of yours, you know."
"I don't care whether it's likely or not," Tavernake answered hotly; "it's true! The knife's somewhere in the road there--it fell up against the railings."
They crossed the road together and searched. There were no signs of the weapon. Tavernake peered over the railings.
"When my friend struck the other man and twisted him over," he explained, "the knife seemed to fly up into the air; it might even have reached the gardens."
His companion turned slowly away.
"Well, it's no use looking down there for it," he remarked. "We might try the door, if you like."
They leaned their weight against it, hammered at the panels, and waited. The door was fast closed and no reply came. The musician shrugged his shoulders and prepared to depart, after one more glance at Tavernake, half suspicious, half questioning.
"If you think it worth while," he said, "you had better fetch the police, perhaps. If you take my advice, though, I think I should go home and forget all about it."
He passed on, leaving Tavernake speechless. The idea that people might not believe his story had never seriously occurred to him. Yet all of a sudden he began to doubt it himself. He stepped back into the road and looked up at the windows of the house -- dark, uncurtained, revealing no sign of life or habitation. Had he really taken that walk with Pritchard, stood on this spot with him only a minute or two ago? Then he picked up the police whistle and he had no longer any doubts. The whole scene was before him again, more vividly than ever. Even at this moment, Pritchard might be in need of help!
He turned and walked sharply to the corner of the Terrace, finding himself almost immediately face to face with a policeman.
"You must come into this house with me at once!" Tavernake exclaimed, pointing backwards. "A friend of mine was attacked here just now; a man tried to stab him. They are both in that house. The man ran away and my friend followed him. The door is closed and no one answers."
The constable looked at Tavernake very much as the musician had done.
"Do either of them live there, sir?" he asked.
"How should I know!" Tavernake answered. "The man sprang upon my friend from behind. He had a knife in his hand--I saw it. My friend threw him over and he escaped into that house. They are both there now.
"Which house is it, sir?" the policeman inquired.
They were standing almost in front of it. The gate was open and Tavernake beat against the panels with the flat of his hand. Then, with a cry of triumph, he stooped down and picked something up from a crack in the flagged stones.
"The key!" he cried. "Come on, quick!"
He thrust it into the lock and turned it; the door swung smoothly open. The policeman laid his hand upon Tavernake's shoulder.
"Look here," he said, "let's have that story of yours again, a little more clearly. Who is it that's in this house?"
"Five minutes ago," Tavernake began, speaking rapidly, "I met a man in the Strand whom I know slightly--Pritchard, an American detective. He said that he had something to say to me and he asked me to walk round with him to a club in this Terrace. We were in the middle of the road there, talking, when a man sprang at him; he must have come up behind quite noiselessly. The man had a knife in his hand. My friend threw him head over heels -- it was some trick of jiu-jutsu; I have seen it done at the Polytechnic. He fell in front of this door which must either have been ajar or else some one who was waiting must have let him in. He crawled through and my friend followed him. The door was slammed in my face."
"How long ago was this?" the policeman asked.
"Not much more than five minutes," Tavernake answered.
The policeman coughed.
"It's a very queer story, sir."
"It's true!" Tavernake declared, fiercely. "You and I have got to search this house."
The policeman nodded.
"There's no harm in that, sir, anyway."
He flashed his lantern around the hall--unfurnished, with paper hanging from the walls. Then they began to enter the rooms, one by one. Nowhere was there any sign of occupation. From floor to floor they passed, in grim silence. In the front chamber of the attic was a camp bedstead, two or three humble articles of furniture, and a small stove.
"Caretaker's kit," the policeman muttered. "Nothing seems to have been used for some time."
They descended the stairs again.
"You say you saw the two men enter this house, sir?" the policeman remarked doubtfully.
"I did," Tavernake declared. "There is no doubt about it."
"The back entrances are all properly locked," the policeman pointed out. "None of the windows by which any one could escape have been opened. We've been into every room. There's no one in the house now, sir, is there?"
"There doesn't seem to be," Tavernake admitted.
The policeman looked him over once more; Tavernake certainly had not the appearance of one attempting a hoax.
"I am afraid there is nothing more we can do, sir,"
the man said civilly. "You had better give me your name and address."
"Can't we go over the place once more?" Tavernake suggested. "I tell you I saw them come in."
"I have my beat outside to look after, sir," the constable answered. "If it wasn't that you seem respectable, I should begin to think that you wanted me out of the way for a bit. Name and address, please."
Tavernake gave them readily. They passed out together into the street.
"I shall report this matter," the man said, closing his book. "Perhaps the sergeant will have the house searched again. If you take my advice, sir," he added, "you'll go home."
"I saw them both pass through that door," Tavernake repeated, half to himself, still standing upon the pavement and staring at the unlit windows.
The constable made no reply but moved off. Soon he reached the corner of the Terrace and disappeared. Tavernake slowly crossed the road and with his back to the railings looked steadfastly at the dark front of gray stone houses. Big Ben struck one o'clock, several people passed backwards and forwards. Men were coming out from the club, and separating for the night; the roar of the city was growing fainter. Yet Tavernake felt indisposed to move. The look in that man's drawn white face and black eyes haunted him, There was tragedy there, the shadow of terrible things, fear, and the murderous desire to kill! Through that door they had passed, the two men, one in flight, the other in pursuit. Where were they now? Perhaps it had been a trap. Pritchard had spoken seriously enough of his enemies.
Then, as he stood there, he saw for the first time a thin line of light through the closely-drawn curtains of a room on the ground floor of the adjoining house. Without a moment's hesitation, he crossed the road and rang the bell. The door was opened, after a trifling delay, by a man in plain clothes, who might, however, have been a servant in mufti. He looked at Tavernake suspiciously.
"I am sorry to have disturbed you," Tavernake explained, "but I saw some one go in the house next to you, a little time ago. Can you tell me if you have heard any noises or voices during the last half-hour?"
The man shook his head.
"We have heard nothing, sir," he said.
"Who lives here?" Tavernake asked.
"Did you call me up at one o'clock in the morning to ask silly questions?" the man replied insolently. "Every one's in bed here and I was just going."
"There's a light in your ground floor room," Tavernake remarked. "There's some one talking there now--I can hear voices."
The man closed the door in his face. For some time Tavernake wandered restlessly about, starting at last reluctantly homewards. He had reached the Strand and was crossing Trafalgar Square when a sudden thought held him. He stood still for a moment in the middle of the street. Then he turned abruptly round. In less than five minutes he was once more on the Terrace.
The Tempting Of Tavernake - Book One - Chapter 19. Tavernake Intervenes
BOOK ONE CHAPTER XIX. TAVERNAKE INTERVENESTavernake had the feelings of a man suddenly sobered as he turned once more into the Adelphi Terrace. Waiting until no one was in sight, he opened the door of the empty house with the Yale key which he had kept, and carefully closed it. He struck a match and listened for several minutes intently; not a sound from anywhere. He moved a few yards further to the bottom of the stairs, and listened again; still silence. He turned the handle of the ground floor apartment and commenced a fresh search.
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Q: how choice when useEffect is executed in React I try to understand how useEffect() work in React, and why is executed in the last not in the order of my code. This issue causes a problem in my bigger program. My question : There is a possibility to choice when this one is executed ?
log of the console, like you see, is not of the order of print :(
0 children null App.js:11:10
2 children null App.js:16:10
1 children
Array [ "truc" ]

https://codesandbox.io/s/busy-cookies-yvq16?file=/src/App.js
I make this snippet code to explain my problem
import "./styles.css";
import { useEffect } from "react";
let list = [];
function Buffer() {
  let init = null;
  list.push(init);
  return <Comp>{list[0]}</Comp>;
}

function Comp({ children }) {
  console.log("0 children", children);
  useEffect(() => {
    children = ["truc"];
    console.log("1 children", children);
  }, []);
  console.log("2 children", children);
  return
Super Buffer
;
}

export default function App() {
  return (

      <Buffer />

  );
}

A:
why is executed in the last not in the order of my code.

Because that's its purpose, that's what it's for. From the documentation:

useEffect
useEffect(didUpdate);
Accepts a function that contains imperative, possibly effectful code.
Mutations, subscriptions, timers, logging, and other side effects are not allowed inside the main body of a function component (referred to as React's render phase). Doing so will lead to confusing bugs and inconsistencies in the UI.
Instead, use useEffect. The function passed to useEffect will run after the render is committed to the screen. Think of effects as an escape hatch from React's purely functional world into the imperative world.

This article by Dan Abramov may also be useful: A Complete Guide to useEffect. Despite the title, it doesn't just cover useEffect, but the whole way hooks and function components work.

There is a possibility to choice when this one is executed ?

It's not really clear from your question what you want to do instead, but if you want to do something right away, just do it right away without any wrapper function. But remember that your component function runs every time the component needs to re-render, so useEffect is what you use to run things only A) When the component first mounts (and optionally when it unmounts) or B) When certain things change.

children = ["truc"];

That's very suspect code, since children is a prop. You shouldn't be assigning to props (not even destructured copies of them). Props are state controlled by the parent component. The component should only use them, not try to directly modify them.

A: Just in case it helps, render takes place from children to parent components. In case you need to handle some execution in the order wanted, you can use the parent's useEffect like this:
import "./styles.css";
import { useEffect, useState } from "react";
let list = [];
function Buffer() {
  useEffect(() => {
    console.log("2 children", list[0]); //log moved here
  }, []);
  let init = null;
  let children = list.push(init);
  return <Comp>{list[0]}</Comp>;
}

function Comp({ children }) {
  console.log("0 children", children);
  useEffect(() => {
    children = ["truc"];
    console.log("1 children", children);
  }, []);

  return
Super Buffer
;
}

export default function App() {
  return (

      <Buffer />

  );
}

OutPut:
0 children null
1 children (1) ["truc"]
2 children null

To log the children in the parent you would need to define the children variable in the parent and wont need to pass that down the prop, for this sample case at least

A: your useEffect() has a dependency array which specifies when to rerender
it is the empty array in your code. When it is empty, it only renders once your compnent renders. If you want to make it render when something changes, you need this dependency inside of that array
  useEffect(() => {
    children = ["truc"];
    console.log("1 children", children);
  }, [children]);

https://reactjs.org/docs/hooks-reference.html#conditionally-firing-an-effect

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Q: IValueConverter does not fire when XamGrid is deserialized While I have worked with C# for a number of years now, I must admit that I am new to WPF + Infragistics controls.  If you have any insight, I would love to hear your thoughts on the following scenario:

*

*The PersistenceManager is configured for the XamGrid using XAML. (see: [B] Persist Everything)

*application starts (for the first time)

*XamGrid is bound to a datasource

*binding includes a converter (see: [A] Column Binding )

*the converter works as expected

*user adjusts the size of the Id column

*data is serialized via: PersistenceManager.Save(IgPersistenceGroup);

*application closed

*application started (for the second time)

*XamGrid is derserialized via: PersistenceManager.Load(IgPersistenceGroup, _persistedData.IgPersistenceMemoryStream);

*XamGrid is bound to the data source

*new data is displayed as expected

*the converter's constructor is never called, as a result, the wrong data is displayed

*the Id column is the expected size

In this particular case, the XamGrid's entire object tree is being serialized/deserialized.  As a result, I suspect that my problem is related to:

*

*the bindings being serialized/deserialized, or

*the converter is being referenced as a StaticResource and that that reference no longer makes sense when the application starts for a second time

So my question is: why doesn't the IValueConverter load when the XamGrid is deserialized?
Practically speaking, there is no need to serialize the entire XamGrid... but that is an entirely separate issue.
ADDITIONAL CONTEXT

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*Infragistics controls version 12.1.20121.2286

SAMPLE CODE
[A] Column Binding
<ig:TemplateColumn  Key="Severity" HeaderText="Event Severity">
<ig:TemplateColumn.ItemTemplate>
   <DataTemplate x:Name="SeverityColumn">
      <Image HorizontalAlignment="Center" Width="16" Height="16" Source="{Binding Converter={StaticResource SourceToTargetConverter}}" />
   </DataTemplate>
</ig:TemplateColumn.ItemTemplate>
</ig:TemplateColumn>

** SourceToTargetConverter: is not the converter's real name - the converter's name is irrelevant here
[B] Persist Everything
<ig:XamGrid ig:PersistenceManager.PersistenceGroup="{DynamicResource igPG}"

<ig:PersistenceManager.Settings>
   <ig:PersistenceSettings SavePersistenceOptions="AllButIgnored" >
      <ig:PersistenceSettings.PropertySettings>
         <ig:PropertyNamePersistenceInfo PropertyName="FilteringSettings"/>
      </ig:PersistenceSettings.PropertySettings>
   </ig:PersistenceSettings>
</ig:PersistenceManager.Settings>

REFERENCES

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*Using Infragistics Control Persistence Framework

*About Infragistics Control Persistence Framework

*MSDN: IValueConverter

A: It appears that the TemplateColumn.ItemTemplate (aka: SeverityColumn) is not being serialized when the XamGrid is persisted using the ig:PersistenceManager.  As a result:

*

*When the application starts for the first time, the TemplateColumn.ItemTemplate is loaded from BAML and the column is displayed with the appropriate formatting (using the supplied IValueConverter).

*

*NOTE: you will be able to see the ItemTemplate using Visual Studio's debugger and the Watch window

*In the current configuration, the ig:PersistenceManager is explicitly setting the TemplateColumn.ItemTemplate to null when the XamGrid is being deserialized.

*

*the reason why unformatted data is being displayed in the column is because the XamGrid is automatically falling back to the ig:TemplateColumn's Key to load data from the DataContext
UPDATE 1
Now that I have a better understanding of the what, I can provide an explanation for the why.  The following is taken directly from the Infragistics documentation:
"There are some types of properties that are not saved by the Infragistics Control Persistence Framework. It does not save AttachedProperties, DataTemplates, Paths, ControlTemplates, Styles, and ItemPanelTemplates."
[SOURCE: About Infragistics Control Persistence Framework]


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Bengaluru sign Thai League 1 all-time leading scorer Silva
Bengaluru FC Media
Bengaluru FC have signed versatile Brazilian striker Cleiton Silva on a one-year deal with the club having the option to extend it by another year, the Blues announced on Saturday. The 33-year-old, who started his career with Brazilian side Madureira, moved to Thailand where he spent a better part of the decade playing for Muangthong United and Suphanburi, apart from stints in Mexico and China.
Silva, who also operates on the wing, became the first foreign player to reach the 100-goal mark in Thailand and finished top scorer of the Thai League 1 for two seasons. He also tops the charts of the all-time leading scorers of the League. His biggest success came at Muangthong where he racked up 57 goals in 79 appearances and won three major trophies in as many seasons at the club.
The Brazilian, who was in talks with the Blues last season before the deal didn't materialise, said he was glad to have finally made the move. "I've signed with Bengaluru FC because I want to be a champion, and this is a club that is always after titles. I have that opportunity once again at BFC. I want to make the club and its fans happy. I have been following the club for some time now, because we were in talks a while ago. And I liked what I saw. I am looking forward to making my way to Bengaluru and am excited to meet my new teammates, the fans and embrace the city," said Silva.
Silva becomes Bengaluru's first new foreign signing of the season after the club had handed extended deals to Juanan Gonzalez, Dimas Delgado and Erik Paartalu.
Bengaluru FC coach Carles Cuadrat said Silva's addition was an important one, given his penchant for scoring. "Cleiton has a proven track-record when it comes to scoring and this is an area we needed to strengthen on the squad. The goals aside, he even has an eye for a quality final pass and we're looking forward to working with him."
"Cleiton is a player we had been tracking closely through last season and even Carles believed we should bring him to Bengaluru when the chance arises. We're glad that things fell in place and that he is now part of our charge for the coming season," said club CEO, Mandar Tamhane.
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Friday, March 21, 2003, Chandigarh, India
H I M A C H A L P R A D E S H
HPSSSB Chairman Katwal faces contempt
Solan, March 20
Chairman of the Himachal Pradesh Subordinate Services Selection Board S. M. Katwal faces contempt of court for not complying with the directions of the Himachal Pradesh Administrative Tribunal in a case related to recruitment of Scientific Assistants (Pharmacy).
Maintain 'maryada' of Takhts, demands congregation
Hola Mohalla at Gurdwara Paonta Sahib
Paonta Sahib, March 20
Raising of Baba Banda Singh Bahadur memorial at Lohgarh; allowing married Sikh women to undertake "seva" at historic gurdwaras, including Darbar Sahib, keeping the Takhts free from politics and renomination of Bhai Ranjit Singh as Jathedar of Sri Akal Takht were among some of the resolutions adopted during the four-day Hola Mohalla celebrations which concluded here yesterday.
Himachal Governor Suraj Bhan and his wife getting sweets from Hamirpur Deputy Commissioner Devesh Kumar Gupta at the state-level Holi festival at Sujanpurtira.
— Photo Chander Shekhar Sharma
SERC notice to HPSEB on power purchase
Kidwai for White Paper on Dhumal government
Facelift impending, Buddha is smiling
Himachal court summons Punjab CM
Minister: HRTC to be privatised
HPSSSB Chairman's house searched
Job scam: case against SSSB chief likely
Himachal Governor vows action against corrupt
HP House members administered oath
Why the Himachalis voted the way they did?
3 killed in accidents
Hamirpur, March 20
Two persons lost their lives and five others were injured, two of them seriously in various accidents in Hamirpur district during the last 24 hours. Manoj Kumar, 19 was killed when his bike collided with a Tata Sumo near Bhaleth village. Other man riding the bike received injuries and was admitted to the hospital.
Jail security guard shot at
Shimla, March 20
Gurjan Singh, a triple-murder accused who escaped from prison custody on February 23, made a murderous attack on Mr Naresh Kumar, a security guard at Kanda Central Jail, near here, last evening.
Posts of ADC to go: Virbhadra
Palampur, March 20
Mr Virbhadra Singh, Chief Minister, Himachal Pradesh, said here today that all posts of Additional Deputy Commissioner created by the previous BJP government in different subdivisional headquarters of the state would be abolished with immediate effect.
No plan yet on HRTC fare hike
Chairman of the Himachal Pradesh Subordinate Services Selection Board S. M. Katwal faces contempt of court for not complying with the directions of the Himachal Pradesh Administrative Tribunal in a case related to recruitment of Scientific Assistants (Pharmacy). The tribunal on a petition filed by Umesh Kumar, had struck down the selection of two scientific assistants for non-fulfillment of the criteria mandatory experience and had directed the board to consider petitioner Umesh for the post on June 27, 2001.
Umesh had challenged the selection of two candidates, Ashwani Mahjan and Shaktipal Gautam, as scientific assistants from Bilaspur district.
He had contended that besides being related to the then Health Minister, Mr J.P. Nadda, they also did not have the requisite experience and had been recruited on political considerations.
Despite directions by the tribunal, the Chairman, did not act on the directions and did not consider the candidature of Umesh even after a six weeks of direction of the tribunal. This prompted petitioner Umesh to file contempt proceedings against the Chairman.
The Chairman who now has been pleading innocence in all selections refused to comply with tribunal's directions and did not appear in the contempt cases despite having been summoned twice. He is again summoned to appear in the case tomorrow.
Nearly half a million people participated in the celebrations, which included holding of special kirtan darbars, a kavi darbar, taking out of a procession and hoisting of "nishan sahib" and inauguration of a new residential block for pilgrims at the historic gurdwara here.
The celebrations which started with the bhog of Sri Akhand Path on March 16 continued until yesterday afternoon and were attended by not only the devout from Punjab, Haryana, Himachal, Uttar Pradesh and Uttaranchal but also by a large number of non-resident Indians.
All six resolutions moved by Jathedar Kartar Singh Takkar, a member of the Parbandhak Committee of Gurdwara Paonta Sahib, were unanimously adopted by the congregation. In one of the resolutions, the congregation thanked the previous Chief Minister of Himachal Pradesh, Prof Prem Kumar Dhumal, for naming the Kolar-Lohgarh Road after Baba Banda Singh Bahadur but urged both the Himachal Pradesh and the Central Government to denotify the land under Lohgarh Fort from a reserve forest for raising of a national memorial. The resolution said that Lohgarh was the capital of Baba Banda Singh Bahadur before he actually started the country's first war of independence against the Mughals from Lohgarh.
In another important resolution, the congregation demanded that Sikh married women, if accompanied by their spouses, should be permitted to take "seva", including kirtan, inside historic gurdwaras, including Sri Harmandar Sahib in Amritsar. By another resolution the congregation demanded that the appointment of Bhai Ranjit Singh as Jathedar of Sri Akal Takht should be restored.
"Every effort should be made to keep all five seats of power of Sikhism, the Takhts, free from politics and their 'maryada' must not be compromised. Sikh maryada should also be respected," the resolutions said.
By another resolution, services rendered by Baba Harbans Singh and Baba Sukha Singh — kar seva wale — and Jathedar Kartar Singh Takkar for getting the new 72-room residential block completed were appreciated. They were felicitated with presentation of "siropas".
The Himachal Pradesh Shiromani Akali Dal appreciated the efforts of Jathedar Kartar Singh Takkar in getting the new residential block completed despite stiff resistance from various quarters. Mr Harbhajan Singh, resident of the Dal, demanded that new Congress government in Himachal Pradesh must introduce teaching of Punjabi from of sixth to 10th class in various schools of the state.
Both Mr Harbhajan Singh and Mr Paramjit Singh Chanana, general secretary of the Dal, said separate cases had been filed in the Shimla High Court for the resumption of teaching of Punjabi in 11 schools where it was discontinued last year and de-regularisation of services of volunteers who started teaching Punjabi in the absence of trained teachers.
They said that the Dal would felicitate Mr Tarlochan Singh, Chairman, National Minorities Commission, in recognition of his services for the promotion of Punjabi and safeguarding the interests of minorities in various states.
Eminent ragi jathas, including those of Bhai Kulwant Singh Tara, Bhai Baljit Singh, Bhai Amrik Singh Alwar, Giani Baldev Singh Kalyan, Giani Tarsem Singh Alamgir, Bhai Mohkam Singh, Bhai Ranbir Singh, Bhai Mohinderjit Singh and others participated in the special kirtan darbars held during the four-day celebrations.
Famous Sikh scholar Giani Sant Singh Maskin also gave discourses on Gurbani.
Two persons lost their lives and five others were injured, two of them seriously in various accidents in Hamirpur district during the last 24 hours.
Manoj Kumar, 19 was killed when his bike collided with a Tata Sumo near Bhaleth village. Other man riding the bike received injuries and was admitted to the hospital. The driver of the Tata Sumo has been arrested and a case has been registered against him.
In another incident, Pukhlen Mitlu, a first year student of the mechanical branch of the local NIT was drowned in the Beas river on Wednesday. The body has been recovered. The deceased belonged to Manipur.
Members of the NIT Teachers Association called off their strike today and paid tributes to him.
CHAMBA: One person was killed on the spot and four others were seriously injured when their private lorry fell into a gorge near Katori Bungla on the Chamba-Pathankot highway, about 80 km from here, last evening, a PTI report said.
According to a police spokesman, the deceased has been identified as Pravesh Kumar, owner of the lorry. The body has been handed over to his relatives. The injured had been admitted to a nearby hospital at Kakira.
The victim was shot at on the road leading to the jail from Ghannati where Gurjan Singh and his four accomplices were waiting for him in a white Maruti car.
Mr Naresh Kumar showed exemplary courage and presence of mind and pounced on the person who fired at him and managed to snatch the pistol. He then jumped down the steep hill and ran to safety.
All this happened in a flash and the assailants could fire only one shot which chipped off the side of the face close to the left eye of Mr Naresh Kumar.
Despite being injured, Mr Naresh Kumar walked through the jungle to reach a house and informed the jail authorities about the incident on telephone. He was rushed to the IGMC hospital.
The police immediately launched a manhunt but the assailants escaped. The car which they used was found abandoned on the Ghannati-Bilaspur road this morning. Its number plate carried a fake registration number.
According to the police, Gurjan Singh had an altercation with Mr Naresh Kumar while he was lodged in the Kanda jail. He had even threatened to kill him. He escaped from he prison custody from Chandigarh while the was being taken from Una to the Kanda jail after a court appearance in connection with the triple-murder case.
The police has provided additional security at the hospital to ensure the safety of Mr Naresh Kumar.
Mr Virbhadra Singh, Chief Minister, Himachal Pradesh, said here today that all posts of Additional Deputy Commissioner created by the previous BJP government in different subdivisional headquarters of the state would be abolished with immediate effect as under the circumstances there was no justification when ADCs had already been functioning at all district headquarters.
Speaking at a "meet-the-press" programme organised by the Palampur Union of Journalists here, the Chief Minister said the decision of the previous government was politically motivated because it was taken just 10 days before the assembly elections. He said the state government was already facing a financial crisis and the government planned to scrap all unwanted posts created by the previous regime.
The Chief Minister said so far the state government had not received any proposal from the Transport Department for the enhancement of fares in the state, but at the same time it had become necessary for the government to review these as the HRTC was facing losses. He said the prices of fuel and spare parts had shown manifold increase in the past four years but the bus fares had not been revised accordingly. The Chief Minister categorically stated that there was no plan to withdraw the concessions granted in bus fares to freedom fighters, students, policemen, mediapersons and the handicapped. He said these concessions had been granted under social compulsions and the government could not do injustice to these sections of society by withdrawing the concessions.
Mr Virbhadra Singh said all MoUs signed by the previous government for the execution of power projects would be reviewed soon and the necessary amendments, if necessary, would be made. He said he had received complaints from various organisations and individuals regarding these MoUs, alleging that if these were implemented, it would cause huge losses to the state.
Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister today said the government had sufficient reasons for hiking the bus fares but no proposal had so far been received from the HRTC in this regard.
He categorically ruled out the possibility of withdrawal of concessional bus travel facilities to certain categories and said that the government was compensating the HRTC for this. PTI
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Dallas is a city and the county seat of Polk County, Oregon, United States. The population was 16,854 at the 2020 census.

Dallas is along Rickreall Creek, about  west of Salem, at an elevation of  above sea level. It is part of the Salem Metropolitan Statistical Area.

History
Pioneers in the 1840s started the settlement that became known as Dallas on the north side of Rickreall Creek. It was originally named "Cynthian" or "Cynthiana". A 1947 Itemizer-Observer article states: "[T]he town was called Cynthiana after Cynthiana, Ky., so named by Mrs. Thos. Lovelady." According to the county historical society in 1987, Mrs. Thomas J. Lovelady named the new settlement after her home town of Cynthiana, Kentucky.

Another source claims that Cynthia Ann, wife of early pioneer Jesse Applegate, named the settlement. But they lived in the Salt Creek area of northern Polk County and, according to the 1850 Federal Census, she was not living in Polk County then.

Dallas post office was established in 1852. In 1856, the town was moved more than a mile south because of an inadequate supply of water.

Cynthiana competed with Independence to be selected as the county seat. Its  residents raised $17,000 in order to have a branch of the narrow gauge railroad constructed to their town, which secured them the honor and related economic stimulus. The line was built from 1878–80. Town leaders believed a more sturdy sounding name was needed for a county seat. Since George Mifflin Dallas was vice-president under James K. Polk, for whom the county was named, they named it "Dallas".

Dallas was incorporated as a town in 1874 and as a city in 1901.

Gerlinger family
After Louis Gerlinger, Sr. incorporated the Salem, Falls City and Western Railway Company late in October 1901, he announced plans to build a railroad from the Willamette River at Salem to the mouth of the Siletz River on the Oregon Coast, a distance of .

In 1902, Louis's son George T. Gerlinger organized a group of investors to build related railroad lines in the area. On May 29, 1903, the first train ran from Dallas to Falls City. At the end of June, passenger trains began regularly scheduled, daily trips to and from Dallas and Falls City; the , 40-minute, one-way trip cost 35 cents.

Willamette Industries was founded in Dallas in 1906. At that time the company name was Willamette Valley Lumber Company. Louis Gerlinger, Sr. was president of the new company and H. L. Pittock, vice president. George T. Gerlinger served as secretary and manager, and F. W. Leadbetter was treasurer. George Cone served as director and mill superintendent. In 1967, Willamette Valley Lumber and several others merged to become Willamette Industries.

In the early 21st century, this and other local businesses were taken over by others from outside, which eventually affected the local economy. In March 2002, Willamette Industries was officially acquired by Weyerhaeuser Company in a hostile takeover. In early 2009, Weyerhaeuser's Mill formally closed the Dallas operation. Similarly, Gerlinger Carrier Company in Dallas was taken over by Towmotor.

Geography

According to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of , all of it land.

Climate
Dallas has a Mediterranean climate (Köppen Csb) with warm to very warm, dry summers with cool mornings, and cold, rainy winters. Occasionally frigid weather will reach the Willamette Valley due to very cold continental air from Canada being driven over the Cascades by a low-pressure system to the south, as occurred repeatedly in January 1950 when temperatures reached as low as  on January 31, 1950, and  of snow fell. However, snowfall is generally very rare, with an annual mean of  and a median of zero.

Rainfall is generally heavy during the winter months, averaging over  from November to February, when rain falls on around seventeen days in an average month, and on all but one day in November 1983. The wettest month has however been December 1996 with  and the wettest "rain year" from July 1973 to June 1974 with . As with most of Oregon, the driest "rain year" was from July 1976 to June 1977 and saw only .

Spring arrives slowly with pleasant afternoon temperatures and less heavy rainfall by April, although showers are common until into June. High summer in July and August is very warm in the afternoon and generally dry, with no rain falling for 79 days, between June 23 – September 9, 1967, which saw the hottest month on record in August 1967 where the mean maximum was . Low humidity and pleasant mornings make this season comfortable, although airflows from the hot continent can bring spells of sweltering and arid weather, with  reached on July 19, 1956, and on August 8, 1981. On average, eighteen afternoons will top  but only two can expect to reach , while 62 mornings fall below freezing, but only two spells (in January–February 1950 and December 1972) have ever seen temperatures as low as .

Demographics

The median income in 2000 for a household in the city was $35,967, and the median income for a family was $45,156. Males had a median income of $34,271 versus $22,941 for females. The per capita income for the city was $16,734. About 7.8% of families and 9.8% of the population were below the poverty line, including 13.2% of those under age 18 and 5.8% of those age 65 or over.

2010 census
As of the census of 2010, there were 14,583 people, 5,747 households, and 3,952 families residing in the city. The population density was . There were 6,137 housing units at an average density of . The racial makeup of the city was 92.6% White, 0.2% African American, 2.0% Native American, 0.8% Asian, 0.1% Pacific Islander, 1.6% from other races, and 2.7% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino people of any race were 5.9% of the population.

There were 5,747 households, of which 32.2% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 51.8% were married couples living together, 12.3% had a female householder with no husband present, 4.6% had a male householder with no wife present, and 31.2% were non-families. 26.5% of all households were made up of individuals, and 13.7% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.49 and the average family size was 2.98.

The median age in the city was 39.8 years. 25% of residents were under the age of 18; 7.9% were between the ages of 18 and 24; 23.3% were from 25 to 44; 24.8% were from 45 to 64; and 18.8% were 65 years of age or older. The gender makeup of the city was 47.9% male and 52.1% female.

Media
The Polk County Itemizer-Observer is a weekly newspaper published in Dallas since 1875. KWIP (880 AM) is the only radio station currently licensed to the city.

Infrastructure
Dallas' only hospital is West Valley Hospital. Oregon Route 223 is the only state highway that serves the city.

Notable people

Jeri Ellsworth, self-taught computer chip designer
Darcy Fast, Major League Baseball pitcher for the Chicago Cubs
Carl Gerlinger, founder of Gerlinger Carrier Company
George T. Gerlinger, founder of Willamette Industries
Irene Hazard Gerlinger, first female regent of the University of Oregon
Louis Gerlinger Sr., founder of the Salem, Falls City and Western Railway
Mark Hatfield, former Governor of Oregon; United States senator, 1967–1997
Johnny Kitzmiller, football player and College Football Hall of Fame member
Jordan Poyer, pro football strong safety for the Buffalo Bills
Johnnie Ray, 1950s singer and recording artist

See also
Dallas High School
Ellendale, Oregon

References

External links

City of Dallas Oregon
Entry for Dallas in the Oregon Blue Book
Dallas Area Chamber of Commerce

Cities in Oregon
County seats in Oregon
Cities in Polk County, Oregon
Salem, Oregon metropolitan area
Willamette Valley
1840s establishments in Oregon

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Kroger Targeting 10,000 New Employees with Hybrid Hire Event – Boston 25 News
By Charles Bannister On Oct 21, 2021
CINCINNATI – Kroger plans to hire 10,000 new employees for its national grocery brands as part of a one-day recruitment event scheduled for Thursday.
The hybrid event from the Cincinnati-based grocer will feature both in-store and virtual interviews for prospective employees in retail, e-commerce, pharmaceutical, manufacturing and logistics, CNBC reported.
According to Fox Business, the hiring event will fill vacancies in the company's eponymous Kroger stores as well as at its more than a dozen brands, including Fred Meyer, Harris Teeter, Ralphs and Dillons. The company also owns the e-commerce company Home Chef and Fred Meyer Jewelers.
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Premier Bank, which traces its history back to Maggie L. Walker,…
"Our goal at the Kroger family of companies to nourish the human spirit shapes our culture and drives our growth strategy and employers in the US," said Dawn Gilmore, director of talent acquisition at Kroger, in a prepared statement.
Although the grocer added an estimated 100,000 employees during the COVID-19 pandemic, a Kroger spokesman told CNBC that many of those workers have since returned to their pre-pandemic employers.
Other grocery chains that have recently stepped up their hiring include Albertsons, Aldi, Lidl, Publix, Stop and Shop, and 7-Eleven, Fox Business reported.
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New Data on Food Waste
A new study shows that reducing consumer food waste could save the global economy up to $300 billion annually by 2030. "Globally, the food wasted by consumers is worth $400 billion a year, and this could jump to $600 billion in the next decade, as the profligate middle class expands in developing countries, the group said. Cutting the amount of food consumers discard by between 20 and 50 percent could save between $120 and $300 billion yearly by 2030, said the report for the Global Commission on the Economy and Climate, an international group chaired by former Mexican President Felipe Calderon." (TRF http://yhoo.it/17BwGaW)
ISIS Gets Worse…"In their latest onslaught, Islamic State militants have carried out a relentless campaign in Iraq and Syria this week against what have historically been religiously and ethnically diverse areas with traces of civilizations dating to ancient Mesopotamia. The latest to face the militants' onslaught are the Assyrians of northeastern Syria, one of the world's oldest Christian communities, some of whom speak a modern version of Aramaic, the language of Jesus." (Dallas Morning News http://bit.ly/1ETPkpx)
Eighteen people were killed when a suicide bomber blew himself up at a crowded bus station in northeast Nigeria on Thursday, while a second bomber was shot dead before he could detonate his explosives, witnesses told AFP. http://yhoo.it/1BBNXhR
Fearful villagers have been fleeing their homes in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo as the army pursues Rwandan Hutu rebels in a new offensive, a resident said on Thursday (AFP http://yhoo.it/1FyWQpN)
Ghana's President John Dramani Mahama on Thursday promised decisive action to fix the country's worsening electricity crisis, which has wreaked havoc in the once bourgeoning economy. (AFP http://yhoo.it/17BwGI1)
The head of the Nigerian Army has visited soldiers in the northeastern town of Baga, telling troops that the conflict against Boko Haram will soon be over. (AFP http://yhoo.it/1LKKrRI)
The World Bank is working with other development finance institutions to raise some $500 million to modernize weather and flood forecasting services in Africa. (TRF http://yhoo.it/1BBN217)
Rwandan President Paul Kagame arrives in Paris Friday, his spokeswoman said, but for a UN meeting and is not expected to meet French officials while in the country, which he accuses of complicity in the 1994 genocide. (AFP http://yhoo.it/1LKKtt5)
The International Criminal Court's chief prosecutor travelled to Uganda on Thursday following the arrest of a top commander of the brutal Lord's Resistance Army rebels. (AFP http://yhoo.it/1BBNSe3)
Any further delays to Nigeria's election would be unacceptable and the opposition will take the government to court if the election commission chief is forced out, presidential candidate Muhammadu Buhari said on Thursday. (Reuters http://yhoo.it/1FyX0gS)
The Obama administration's commitment to take in potentially thousands of Syrian refugees is raising national security concerns among law enforcement officials and some congressional Republicans who fear clandestine radicals could slip into the country among the displaced. (AP http://yhoo.it/1BBLFzx)
How much is a vote worth? In Egypt's Sadat City – a sprawling, industrial center filled with the young and unemployed – it costs the same as it did under Hosni Mubarak: blankets, sacks of fertilizer and affordable healthcare. (Reuters http://yhoo.it/1LKJ2uy)
The number of Christians abducted by the Islamic State group in northeastern Syria has risen to 220 in the past three days, as militants round up more hostages from a chain of villages along a strategic river, activists said Thursday. (AP http://yhoo.it/1LKKoFG)
Yemen's Shiite rebel leader lashed out at Saudi Arabia on Thursday, accusing it of seeking to split the country following his group's power grab, as a U.N. envoy met the embattled Yemeni president who has fled the capital, Sanaa. (AP http://yhoo.it/17BvMeC)
The head of UNESCO says she is "deeply shocked" at footage showing Islamic State group militants using sledgehammers to destroy Iraqi artifacts, and she has asked the U.N. Security Council president for an emergency meeting on the protection of Iraq's cultural heritage. (AP http://yhoo.it/17BwIPW)
Thailand's parliament voted overwhelmingly on Thursday in favor of a bill that restricts political demonstrations, something critics fear will be used to smother dissent after martial law is lifted. (Reuters http://yhoo.it/1BBLELK)
North Korea has told rival South Korea that it plans to unilaterally raise the minimum wage for North Koreans employed by southern companies at a jointly run industrial park starting in March, officials said Thursday. (AP http://yhoo.it/1BBLN1Y)
Almost every Pakistani citizen has a cellphone, but from now on, Big Brother is checking to make sure their name, number and fingerprints are on record. The measures are meant to tighten control of cellphones and avert their use for militant attacks after the Taliban massacre two months ago at a school in Peshawar. (AP http://yhoo.it/1BBLIv3)
Former UN secretary-general Kofi Annan arrives in Cuba on Thursday to help prod negotiators from the Colombian government and leftist guerrillas to clinch a peace agreement. (AFP http://yhoo.it/1AwUtUH)
Chinese state-owned banks loaned $22.1 billion to Latin American countries last year, helping to keep afloat struggling economies that have been hit hard by a fall in prices for oil, minerals and other commodities that they export, according to new numbers released Thursday by the U.S. think tank the Inter-American Dialogue. (AP http://yhoo.it/1BBN7Sv)
About 10,000 people marched in Haiti's capital Wednesday to protest what they say is chronic mistreatment of their countrymen in the neighboring Dominican Republic, where many Haitians have long lived in the shadows. (AP http://yhoo.it/1LKIK73)
Just two days ahead of a second round of talks on restoring diplomatic ties frozen for five decades, Cuba and the United States staked out competing demands to ensure progress. (AFP http://yhoo.it/1BBLy6Z)
The jubilation that greeted the announcement of U.S.-Cuban detente two months ago has faded to resignation for many Cubans who are realizing they're at the start of a long process unlikely to ease their daily struggles anytime soon. (AP http://yhoo.it/1BBLAMf)
The full-page ad in Mexico's national newspapers was unusual, if not unprecedented: 20 powerful business groups and think tanks publicly scolding the government for not doing its job. (AP http://yhoo.it/1BBLC6O)
Spain says it plans to deport 34 top members of violent Latin American street gangs operating in the Spanish capital. (AP http://yhoo.it/1BBMW9M)
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon is backing efforts by South American nations to re-launch a dialogue between Venezuela's government and opposition following new reports of violence. (AP http://yhoo.it/17BwGrt)
A federal judge on Thursday dismissed allegations that Argentine President Cristina Fernandez tried to cover-up the involvement of Iranian officials in the 1994 bombing of a Jewish center, easing a crisis for her government fed by the death of the prosecutor who brought the case. (AP http://yhoo.it/1FyWY8G)
Argentina's congress passed a law Thursday creating a new intelligence service after the mysterious death of a prosecutor who had accused the president of a cover-up in his probe of a 1994 bombing targeting Jews. (AFP http://yhoo.it/1LKKCfX)
Argentina named the president's chief of staff, Anibal Fernandez, as the new Cabinet chief on Thursday in a reshuffle that comes as the government faces a political crisis. (Reuters http://yhoo.it/1FyWUpv)
…and the rest
Despite stern talk and solemn pledges from NATO, a British-based think tank says some alliance member nations are cutting their spending on defense. (AP http://yhoo.it/1LKKygk)
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Global Dispatches Podcast: What We Know About What We Don't Know About Development (UN Dispatch http://bit.ly/17BCvFf)
The complex story of India's job-producing and environment-destroying coal mines (Humanosphere http://bit.ly/1DvnWye)
Five myths about governance and development (World Bank http://bit.ly/1LNx7OD)
Roundup of Recent Writing on the Humanitarian Fallout from Boko Haram (Sahel Blog http://bit.ly/1BCbrUe)
Vulnerable families bear the brunt of Norway's crackdown on asylum seekers (Guardian http://bit.ly/1BCbRKl)
My Friend Died Last Week – Tax Could Have Saved His Life (From Poverty to Powerhttp://bit.ly/1LNxMPP)
The poverty alert (Economist http://econ.st/1DvnLmM)
Paraguay making a difference around the world February 27, 2015
Syrian Mazen Darwish named IPI World Press Freedom Hero February 27, 2015


Jim Norton, a Democrat and Weston commissioner, is a magazine publisher and Realtor.
Former state Sen. Nan Rich, a Democrat, is running for the seat Marty Kiar is vacating. Rich ran for governor in 2014.
Here's the lineup so far in the 2016 Broward County Commission races.


34/250 is part of the HW City series and the 2014 Treasure Hunt set. The light blue car boasts a black hood & roof, black and blue stripes, and the low production symbol on the sides. It has dark tinted windows, a gray interior, Muscle Car 5-spoke wheels with copper rims, and a gray plastic Malaysia base.
The La Fasta first appeared in the 2009 New Models series. It is based upon the Pantera, an Italian sports car made by the De Tomaso company.


This post is part of our partnership with Jenny Craig. I received promotional consideration.
Last month I went to Kentucky for a week to visit family and experience a fun girls getaway in Central Kentucky! If you're following along, you know that I've been on a weight loss journey with Jenny Craig since January. Going away for a week would typically be an excuse to let loose and gobble up anything (and as much as) I'd like. This trip though, I did not want to lose the momentum I had and made a conscious effort while away.
I enjoyed a Jenny Craig snack during some downtime on my trip. I was able to keep my hunger in check while staying on plan.
MAKE A PLAN – The first thing I did was tell my consultant I would be gone for the week. We talked about what I planned to do for meals while away and she gave me suggestions for my trip. Take a look at your schedule for the trip and take a peek at the menus of restaurants if you can so you'll have some ordering ideas.
BE REALISTIC – I did pack a full week's worth of self-stable meals, but while away, it's completely unrealistic that I would eat solely Jenny Craig foods.
PACK WHAT YOU CAN – Depending on how you're traveling, you may be able to bring a lot of food with you. Remember to pack healthy snacks like fruits and veggies that can hang out in a cooler or are good at room temperature.
BE FLEXIBLE – Along with being realistic, you also need to be flexible. Things happen and not everything will go as planned. When you're on-the-go, things come up and you may not be able to eat where you had planned or make it back to the hotel in time to eat your Jenny Craig meal. It's okay! Load up on veggies and do the best you can!
BE HONEST AND ACCOUNTABLE – Don't be shy about your plan! Talk to others on the trip and let them know your weaknesses and they'll be able to keep you motivated and on plan. On my Moonshine Mamas trip, I made a friend who is also on a weight loss journey and kept checking in on each other. While I'm not the best about keeping a food journal because I just cross things off my Jenny Craig weekly menu, I think it works great for travel! Writing down everything you eat will keep you honest and accountable.
PACK THOSE WORKOUT CLOTHES – We all know we don't stick exactly to plan while traveling. Make sure you pack some workout clothes and get in a little exercise to help burn off those extra calories!
RELAX AND ENJOY YOURSELF – You're traveling! It should be fun and you should be able to enjoy yourself. Try to remember that we're supposed to eat for fuel. If you center every activity around food, you're more likely to head down a path you didn't plan for. Have fun doing activities! Don't stress so much about staying on plan that you don't have fun. Enjoy a good meal, but don't go crazy!
I took my Jenny Craig cereal down to breakfast with me and had a small yogurt and fruit! Perfect breakfast AND on plan!
The best thing about a weight loss journey is that every day is a new day! If you slip up or things don't go as planned, just start again tomorrow! Enjoy your vacation and know that you can do it!


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Court Diversion Programs
Death-Related Issues
Family Breakdown and Child Welfare
Family Violence and Family Violence Courts
Indigenous Issues and Indigenous Sentencing Courts
Legal and Judicial Education
Mental Health and Mental Health Courts
Problem-Solving Courts
The Concept of Therapeutic Jurisprudence
Therapeutic Jurisprudence and Judging
Therapeutic Jurisprudence and Regional Areas
Therapeutic Jurisprudence – Other
Civil and Administrative Law
Community Courts
There is increasing recognition in courts and in other parts of the justice system that legal processes have failed to take into account the cultural background and rehabilitation needs of Indigenous peoples. Indeed, arguably legal processes have compounded social and behavioural problems confronting Indigenous people in the justice system and promoted distrust as to its fairness and capacity to address their problems.
One response of the court system has been to educate members of the judiciary, legal profession and justice system personnel as to Indigenous cultural issues so that they are more sensitive in interacting with Indigenous people whether in court or elsewhere and can use processes that are appropriate in the circumstances. For example, the Australasian Institute of Judicial Administration commissioned the development of a special model benchbook for the judiciary dealing with these very issues.
The legal system has investigated alternative responses to addressing Indigenous issues in the justice system for some time - albeit not on a systematic basis until recently. For example, Magistrate Terry Syddall invited Indigenous Elders to sit with him on the bench of the Magistrates Court at Broome, Western Australia in the 1970s. Subsequently special courts, called 'Aboriginal Community Courts' were set up in Western Australian Indigenous communities.
More recently Australian Magistrates Courts have engaged with Indigenous communities in the collaborative design of special Indigenous sentencing courts. Common features in these courts include: the court convening in a less formal atmosphere around a table in a room rather than in a formal court setting; a departure from court formalities including standing and bowing; a recognition by the judicial officer of the traditional owners and respect for their culture; the promotion of voice, validation and respect of all involved; active listening; promotion of decision making where all are involved in the process; and the promotion of restorative outcomes.
Some commentators have argued that Indigenous sentencing courts do not fall within the ambit of therapeutic jurisprudence and should not be regarded as problem-solving courts. However, given that therapeutic jurisprudence says that court processes can be designed to promote wellbeing, Indigenous sentencing courts fall within that concept. Their processes promote concepts valued by therapeutic jurisprudence: voice, validation, respect and self-determination. They also demonstrate respect for Indigenous culture and the Elders who are its authority figures. Their processes, collaborative in nature, promote the resolution of underlying problems that have brought individual offenders to court.
New South Wales Legal and Court Support for Aboriginal People and Torres Strait Islanders
Queensland Murri Court
South Australia Aboriginal Sentencing Courts (Nunga Court)
Victoria: Koori Court
Victoria: Children's Court Koori Court
Western Australia: Aboriginal Services
Aquilina H, Sweeting J, Liedel H, Hovane V, Williams V and Somerville C, Evaluation of the Aboriginal Sentencing Court of Kalgoorlie Final Report (Shelby Consulting, 2009) https://www.shelbyconsulting.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/Kalgoolie_Sentencing_Court_Report.pdf
Auty K, Briggs D, Thomson K, Gibson M and Porter G, 'The Koori Court: A Positive Experience' (2005) 79 (5) Law Institute Journal 41.
Auty K, 'We Teach All Hearts to Break But Can We Mend Them' Therapeutic Jurisprudence and Aboriginal Sentencing Courts. Paper presented at the At the Cutting Edge: Therapeutic Jurisprudence in Magistrates' Courts Conference held May 2006 in Perth WA.
Bartels L, Diversion Programs for Indigenous Women (Australian Institute of Criminology, 2010) https://aic.gov.au/publications/rip/rip13
Dick D, 'Circle Sentencing of Aboriginal Offenders' Paper presented to the 'Innovation – Promising Practices for Victims and Witnesses in the Criminal Justice System' seminar, Canberra, 23 October 2003. Edited version of paper in 7(1) (September 2004) Judicial Review 57-72
Daly K and Marchetti E, Innovative Justice Processes: Restorative Justice, Indigenous Justice, and Therapeutic Jurisprudence in Marinella Marmo, Willem de Lint, and Darren Palmer (eds), Crime and Justice: A Guide to Criminology (Sydney: Lawbook Company, 4th ed, 2012) https://www.griffith.edu.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0019/234325/2012-Daly-and-Marchetti-Innovative-justice-processes-pre-print.pdf
Fitzgerald J, 'Does Circle Sentencing Reduce Aboriginal Offending?' Crime and Justice Bulletin no 115 (NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research, 2008). https://www.bocsar.nsw.gov.au/Documents/CJB/cjb115.pdf
Harris M, 'From Australian Courts and Aboriginal Courts in Australia ' Bridging the Gap' (2004) 16 Current Issues in Criminal Justice 1.
Harris M, 'The Koori Court and the Promise of Therapeutic Jurisprudence' (2006) 1 eLaw Journal (special series) 129
Heath S, 'Innovations in Western Australian Magistrates Courts' Paper delivered to the 2005 Colloquium of the Judicial Conference of Australia. http://jca.asn.au/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/2005-Heath_Paper.pdf
Hennessy A, 'Indigenous Sentencing Practices in Australia' Paper presented to the 'Justice for All--Victims, Defendants, Prisoners and Community' conference, Brisbane, July 2006 http://classic.austlii.edu.au/au/journals/QldJSchol/2006/102.pdf
Hennessy A, 'Rights of Indigenous Australians - Queensland Murri Court' Paper presented to the 'Rule of Law' conference, Brisbane, 31 August 2007.
Jeffries S and Bond C, 'Does a therapeutic court context matter?: The likelihood of imprisonment for Indigenous and non-Indigenous offenders sentenced in problem-solving courts' (2013) 41(1) International Journal of Law, Crime and Justice 100.
Johnson S and Sarra S, 'International Indigenous Therapeutic Jurisprudence +: Rekindling ancient knowledge' in International Indigenous Development Research Conference 2014 Proceedings 25-28 November 2014 University of Auckland, http://www.maramatanga.ac.nz/sites/default/files/IIDRC%202014%20Proceedings.pdf#page=68
King MS, 'Applying Therapeutic Jurisprudence in Regional Areas: The Western Australian Experience' (2003) 10(2) eLaw Journal, http://www.murdoch.edu.au/elaw/issues/v10n2/king102nf.html,
King MS, 'Innovation in Court Practice: Using Therapeutic Jurisprudence in a Multi-Jurisdictional Regional Magistrates Court' (2004) 7(1) Contemporary Issues in Law 86.
King MS, 'Judging, Judicial Values and Judicial Conduct in Problem-Solving Courts, Indigenous Sentencing Courts and Mainstream Courts' (2010) 19 Journal of Judicial Administration 133.
King MS and Auty K, 'Therapeutic Jurisprudence: An Emerging Trend in Courts of Summary Jurisdiction' (2005) 30 Alternative Law Journal 69.
King MS and Guthrie R, 'Therapeutic Jurisprudence, Human Rights and the Northern Territory Emergency Response' (2008) 89 Precedent 39.
King MS and Wilson S, 'Country Magistrates Resolution on Therapeutic Jurisprudence.' (2005) 32(2) Brief 23.
Kwaymullina A, 'Country and Healing: An Indigenous Perspective on Therapeutic Jurisprudence' in Reinhardt G and Cannon A (eds), Transforming Legal Processes in Court and Beyond (AIJA, 2007) 1.
Marchetti E and Daly K, 'Indigenous Sentencing Courts: Towards a Theoretical and Jurisprudential Model' (2007) 29 Sydney Law Review 415.
Marchetti E and Daly K, 'Indigenous Courts and Justice Practices in Australia' (2004) 277 Trends and Issues 4.
Payne S, 'Darwin Community Court Trial' Paper presented to the 'Youth Justice: A Crime Prevention Forum' conference, Darwin, 4-6 May 2005.
Potas, I, Smart J, Brignell G, Thomas B and Lawrie R, Circle Sentencing in New South Wales: A Review and Evaluation (Judicial Commission of NSW, 2003) https://www.judcom.nsw.gov.au/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/research-monograph-22.pdf
Sharma N, 'Mirror, mirror on the wall, is there no r(e)ality in neutrality after all? Re-thinking ADR practices for indigenous Australians' (2014) 25(4) Australasian Dispute Resolution Journal 231.
Temby D, 'Yandeyarra Aboriginal Community Court Project' (2006) 1 eLaw Journal (special series) 141
Toki V, 'Will Therapeutic Jurisprudence Provide a Path Forward for Maori?' (2005) 13 Waikato Law Review 169.
Toki V, 'Are parole boards working? Or is it time for an (indigenous) re entry court?' (2011) 39(4) International Journal of Law, Crime and Justice 230.
Tomaino J, Aboriginal (Nunga) Courts (OSCAR Information Bulletin 39 2004) https://www.indigenousjustice.gov.au/wp-content/uploads/mp/files/resources/files/aboriginal-nunga-courts-office-of-crime-statistics-and-research.v1.pdf


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Wilfred Bushnell (ur. 8 grudnia 1902 w Watertow, zm. 4 kwietnia 1933) – pilot balonowy.

Życiorys
W 1922 roku ukończył Naval Academy. W 1930 roku  rozpoczął służbę na sterowcu Los Angeles. W kwietniu 1931 roku został przeniesiony do Akron. W 1929 roku podczas narodowych kwalifikacji pobił wraz z Thomasem Settle rekord długości lotu balonem wolnym wygrywając tym samym zawody. Zawodnicy wystartowali z Pittsburgha i po 43:20 min, przebywając dystans 952 mil wylądowali na Wyspie Księcia Edwarda w Kanadzie. W 1932 roku wygrał wraz z Tomasem Settle XX Puchar Gordona Bennetta.  Zaginął 4 kwietnia 1933 w katastrofie sterowca USS Akron, który rozbił się u wybrzeży New Jersey.

Przypisy

Absolwenci Akademii Marynarki Wojennej Stanów Zjednoczonych
Amerykańscy baloniarze
Urodzeni w 1902
Zdobywcy balonowego Pucharu Gordona Bennetta
Zmarli w 1933


We are coming to an end with our biweekly cooking projects. The Maywood cooking crew picked the final two June projects, this being the first one, TACO TUESDAY! They organized a shopping list of things they wanted to have for the project. And let me tell you they know the perfect taco/burrito/quesadilla ingredients! My favorite combination was a tortilla, cheese, pulled pork and avocado! With squished chips on top! Thank you Jeevan for the great idea!! The second June cooking project will be coming SOON!!


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// Copyright 2017-2020 Authors of Cilium
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Yamashita Tokuo (jap. ; * 7. Oktober 1919 in Imari, Präfektur Saga; † 1. Januar 2014 ebenda) war ein japanischer Politiker der Liberaldemokratischen Partei (LDP), der 31 Jahre lang Abgeordneter des Unterhauses (Shūgiin) sowie mehrmals Minister war.

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Unterhausabgeordneter und Parlamentarischer Staatssekretär
Yamashita Tokuo absolvierte nach dem Besuch der Mittelschule Fukuoka ein Studium der Rechtswissenschaften an der Meiji-Universität, das er 1944 an der Senshū-Universität abschloss. Im Anschluss war er als Rechtsanwalt tätig.

Bei der Shūgiin-Wahl vom 27. Dezember 1969 wurde er als Kandidat der Liberaldemokratischen Partei (LDP) in einem Wahlkreis der Präfektur Saga erstmals als Abgeordneter in das Unterhaus (Shūgiin) gewählt. Er gehörte damit neben Ozawa Ichirō, Hata Tsutomu, Kajiyama Seiroku, Okuda Keiwa, Hayashi Yoshirō, Watanabe Kōzō, Watanuki Tamisuke, Shiozaki Jun, Mori Yoshirō, Murata Keijirō, Matsunaga Hikaru, Etō Takami, Nakayama Masaaki und Hamada Kōichi zu einer Reihe von Politikern, die 1969 erstmals in das Unterhaus gewählt wurden und später Premierminister beziehungsweise Minister wurden. Er wurde bei zehn Wahlen kontinuierlich als Abgeordneter bestätigt und gehörte dem Unterhaus somit bis zur Shūgiin-Wahl am 25. Juni 2000 an. Innerhalb seiner Partei schloss er sich dem von Miki Takeo geführten Banchō Seisaku Kenkyūjo an, einer Faktion innerhalb der LDP-Fraktion.

Am 9. Dezember 1974 wurde er im Kabinett Miki Parlamentarischer Staatssekretär für Wohlfahrt beim Minister für Gesundheit und Soziales, Tanaka Masami. Bei der Umbildung des Kabinetts Miki am 15. September 1976 wurde er Parlamentarischer Staatssekretär beim Minister für Internationalen Handel und Industrie, Kōmoto Toshio, und behielt dieses Amt bis zum Ende von Mikis Amtszeit am 24. Dezember 1976.

Verkehrsminister und Universitätspräsident
Bei der ersten Umbildung des zweiten Kabinetts von Premierminister Nakasone Yasuhiro wurde Yamashita Tokuo am 1. November 1984 als Verkehrsminister (Un'yu daijin) erstmals in ein Ministeramt berufen und übte dieses Amt bis zum 28. Dezember 1985 aus. Während seiner Amtszeit kam es am 12. August 1985 zum Aufprall des Japan-Airlines-Fluges 123 gegen den Berg Takamanohara, das mit 520 Toten bis heute das schwerste Flugzeugunglück mit nur einer einzigen beteiligten Maschine. Zu der Zeit befasste er sich ferner mit einem Gesetzentwurf zur Rettung der angeschlagenen Reederei Sanko Line (Sankō Kisen Kabushiki-gaisha). Um schnellstmöglich zum Unglücksort zu fliegen, bestieg er ein anderes Flugzeug der Japan Airlines (Flug JA 8119), mit dem er jedoch selbst eine Notlandung machen musste.

Nach dem Tod von Tamaki Kazuo und einer eintägigen kommissarischen Amtstätigkeit von Gotōda Masaharu wurde er am 26. Januar 1987 im dritten Kabinett Nakasone Leiter der Behörde für Management und Koordination mit Ministerrang und bekleidete dieses Amt bis zum 6. November 1987.

Im November 1988 wurde er Nachfolger des verstorbenen Moriguchi Chūzō als Präsident der Senshū-Universität und bekleidete dieses Amt fünfzehn Jahre lang bis zu seiner Ablösung durch Deushi Masayoshi im November 2003.

Chefkabinettsekretär und Gesundheitsminister
Am 10. August 1989 wurde Yamashita Tokuo von Premierminister Kaifu Toshiki zum Chefkabinettsekretär in dessen erstes Kabinett berufen. Von diesem Amt musste er jedoch wegen eines familiären Skandals um seine Ehefrau jedoch bereits nach zwei Wochen zurücktreten und wurde daraufhin am 15. August 1989 von Moriyama Mayumi abgelöst.

Yamashita, der im Februar 1990 Vorsitzender des einflussreichen Lenkungsausschusses des Unterhauses wurde, wurde am 5. November 1991 von Premierminister Miyazawa Kiichi als Minister für Gesundheit und Soziales (Kōsei daijin) in dessen Kabinett berufen. Er war damit neben Arbeitsminister Kondō Tetsuo und dem Leiter der Behörde für Management und Koordination, Iwasaki Junzō, einer der drei Minister aus der Kōmoto, der kleinsten Faktion der LDP. Das Ministeramt bekleidete er bis zur Umbildung des Kabinetts Miyazawa am 12. Dezember 1992.

Nach seinem Ausscheiden aus dem Unterhaus im Juni 2000 war er Berater der LDP in der Präfektur Saga.

Weblinks
 山下徳夫氏死去 94歳、元厚相衆院10期. In: Saga Shimbun vom Januar 2014

Verkehrsminister (Japan)
Chefkabinettsekretär (Japan)
Sozialminister (Japan)
Mitglied des Shūgiin
LDP-Mitglied (Japan)
Rechtsanwalt (Japan)
Universitätspräsident
Japaner
Geboren 1919
Gestorben 2014
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