Subprime mortgage crisis is a financial, as well as real estate crisis the originated in the United States mortgage market. It is because of saturation in the real estate market and growth in the debts, as well as the mortgage outstanding that it occurred. Furthermore, the crisis was attributed to the bursting the United States real estate market bubble. The effects of the crisis were fast to spread and seriously affected all the banks and the mortgage market all over the world leading to their closure. Thus, despite the fact that the crisis originated in the United States real estate market, the effects of the crisis have been felt all over the world. This creates a valuable experience that is worth some study, at least to understand the causes, consequences, resolutions, and regulations that could have been in place to avoid the crisis, and measures that can be put in place to avoid a repeat of the same in the future.
Subprime lending is lending to those people that have a reduced ability to pay their debts perhaps due to failure or foreclosure. Therefore, subprime loans are those given to individuals that once had the capability to pay the loan, but due to factors such as bankruptcy, their ability to repay the loan reduces. The mortgage originator has the right to seize the person's property or even foreclosure if the mortgagee does not pay off the loan as agreed. The issue of subprime lending complicated the situation in the mortgage market, a market that was already experiencing financial difficulties. Real estates in the United States were overpriced; thus, mortgage originators were not able to recover their mortgages even after seizing the property from mortgage defaulters (Krugman, 2009). This was the main cause of the subprime mortgage crisis.
This topic is extremely crucial, as most of the investors do not know what kind of investments they want to venture into and this leads to the wrong choice of investment. Most of them have suffere the consequences of losing all their investment and being declared bankrupt. The study on this topic will enlighten individuals on the real estate mortgage market, as well as the risks associated with the venture into this market. It will also ensure that one knows when and when not to invest in such kind of business. The mortgage market can be a successful investment if well managed, unlike the mentality held by many, more so, after the crisis that it is a total failure.
The main cause of subprime mortgage crisis was the high default rate in the real estate mortgage market (Krugman, 2009). This occurred since many house owners were unable to pay their mortgage. In the boom period, prior to the crisis, interest rates in the mortgage market increased abruptly as there were more debts and less income. However, on reaching its peak in 2006, the housing market bubble burst. This had an immense impact on the real estate market as it led to recession. Most of the investors became bankrupt, and they registered a lot of loses during the period. However, the private sector and banks tried to remedy the increase in recession by lending to the government. The inflow of cash from the private sector and banks helped in bringing down the interest rates charged to debtors. However, investors in the real estate market suffered huge losses since they had not insured their property against any risk.
The subprime crisis has brought in many consequences; it can be blamed for bankruptcy and foreclosures that were witnessed in the real estate market. Those that invested totally in the housing market ended up with precisely nothing after it collapsed. However, this has helped many people such as the mortgage brokers, borrowers, and lenders among others learn how to invest. Most people lost their trust in the housing mortgage business; thus, players in the real estate business have a lot to do to restore the confidence that people had in the market. They have a duty to try to convince the investors, as well as the mortgagees that the real estate market offers a valuable investment opportunity. Furthermore, the real estate market suffered massive losses frrom the high default rates; thus, measures need to be put in place to recoup the losses and to regain the stability that was once enjoyed in the market.
The agencies, policy makers, and the government have an idea on how to deal with the crisis. In the United States, the government has allocated extra resources on the real estate market to help them gain stability and start again. Furthermore, the government is responsible for ensuring that the incidence is not repeated; this can be undertaken by taking the necessary measures such as hedging against various risks. This is achievable by insuring the real estate property to avoid massive losses in case of a unprecedented loss. The real estate markets also have vowed to diversify; by so doing, they spread their risk portfolio in case something terrible happens in the real estate market. Diversification will also be critical in ensuring that the real estate are invested in different markets, as well as increase the number of investments. This will increase the success of the real estate market and reduce the fear among the people on investing in the market.
The government ensures that it regulates all the amount of debts issued, as well as incentives. This enables it to access and monitor the cash flow of its finances. Furthermore, it enables the government to account for all revenues and expenses. These measures should be applied in the mortgage market. Prior to issuance of large amounts of money, it is critical to assess the credibility, as well as the client's ability to repay the loan. This is for formality reasons as failure to pay the loan will lead to losses. The lack of proper screening of the mortgage clients was the main cause of the high default rates in the subprime mortgage market. The subprime mortgage crisis has affected so many investors leading to some being bankrupt. It is therefore, crucial to note that in case of a crisis the investor is extremely vulnerable and should always have an alternative way to protect his interests. Any investment is bound to experience some crisis hence it is not only the mortgage investment that experience this kind of problem.


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Mike Barry - Eye On The Island
Hollywood Drawn To Long Island Author
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To kick off her national book tour, Alyson Richman is making the short drive to downtown Huntington from her Huntington Bay home.
Richman will be discussing, and signing, The Garden of Letters (Berkley Trade Paperback), her just-published fifth novel, at Huntington's Book Revue on Friday, Sept. 12, at 7 p.m. Its opening chapter engages readers immediately and was based on a World War II anecdote she'd heard from a friend, something the Wellesley College graduate mentions in an author's note.
In Richman's fictitious re-telling of her friend's tale, the 19-year-old Elodie Bertolotti is traveling in 1943 to Portofino, Italy, under an assumed name, and escapes the scrutiny of a German soldier when a man Bertolotti has never seen before calls out to her after she'd disembarked from a boat, shouting, "Cousin, Cousin!" The solder, believing the 38-year-old Angelo Rosselli was greeting a family member, allows Bertolotti to continue on her way.
"I was fascinated by the intersection of two strangers meeting that afternoon at the dock: one person [Bertolotti] who is on the run and has a secret, and the second figure who innately senses the other's deep fear. From there, I began to imagine the two main characters in The Garden of Letters: Elodie, a woman in need of a safe harbor for reasons that unfold during the course of the book, and Angelo, the haunted doctor who desperately wants to help others because of his own tragic past," Richman writes.
Without giving away too much of Richman's gripping story, Bertolotti is an accomplished cellist who becomes an undercover messenger for the Italian resistance, which is initially working against Benito Mussoloni's repressive regime. Mussolini's July 1943 ouster as Italy's head of state complicates matters because the anti-Mussolini forces must then concern themselves with Germany's presence in Italy.
Rosselli has secrets of his own, dating back to Italy's invasion of Ethiopia in the mid-1930s. While serving as a military doctor in that conflict, Rosselli repeatedly writes to his wife, who is expecting their first child, and this correspondence informs the book's title. By the time Rosselli encounters Bertolotti, he has been back in Italy for about eight years and has a busy medical practice as well as a soft spot for people in trouble.
Huntington's Alyson Richman has written five books with the latest being The Garden of Letters
Richman's historical research on the era is impressive. Indeed, she cites in the book's acknowledgments Leon Weckstein's 200,000 Heroes, a non-fiction work about the Italian resistance and the American OSS (Office of Strategic Services) working jointly to liberate Italy during World War II. The torture and murder of one of Richman's fictional characters, at the hands of the German military, was based on the grim fate met by the real-life Irma Bandiera, according to Richman. In addition, the novelist visited a number of the Italian locales, and discussed with subject matter experts, many of the scenes cited in The Garden of Letters.
The talented author, who resides in Huntington Bay with her husband, Stephen, and their two children, built a sizable local audience after The Lost Wife, her fourth novel, was the 2012 Long Island Reads selection. Sponsored by the Nassau Library System and the Public Libraries of Suffolk County, the designation meant The Lost Wife was read simultaneously during that year's National Library Week by book clubs and those who participate in public library events.
Long Island taste-makers were ahead of the curve. Relativity Studios announced last month it would produce a movie adaption of The Lost Wife. Relativity is releasing a motion picture based on Nicholas Sparks' The Best of Me on Oct. 17. More details on Richman's current book tour can be found at www.alysonrichman.com.
Mike Barry, vice president of media relations for an insurance industry trade group, has worked in government and journalism. Email: MFBarry@optonline.net
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Home This Week In History
HISTORY, HAPPENINGS
1496: Leonardo da Vinci unsuccessfully tested a flying machine.
1957: The Hamilton Watch Co. introduced the first electric wristwatch.
1959: Alaska became the 49th U.S. state.
1962: Pope John XXIII excommunicated Cuban dictator Fidel Castro.
1983: Hawaii's Kilauea volcano began erupting continuously and has not stopped to date.
2000: The last original daily Peanuts comic strip was published.
1999: Former professional wrestler Jesse Ventura was sworn in as governor of Minnesota. Iron Eyes Cody, a U.S. actor who portrayed Native Americans in movies and TV from the 1930s to the 1970s, died in Hollywood at age 94. (Three years earlier, The New Orleans Times-Picayune had reported that his parents were immigrants from Sicily and that he had no Native American ancestry.)
1889: The term "Hamburger steak" first appeared in the Walla Walla Union newspaper in Walla Walla, Wash.
1914: The Ford Motor Company announced an eight-hour workday and a minimum wage of $5 for a day's labor.
1940: FM radio was demonstrated to the Federal Communications Commission for the first time.
Jimmy Carter (later president, 1976-1980) and 20 other people saw an unidentified flying object that hovered for 10 minutes over Leary, Georgia. Gov. Carter filed a detailed report of the sighting with the National Investigations Committee of Aerial Phenomena.
1800: 13th President Millard Fillmore was born in Cayuga County, New York. (Died 1874.)
1982: Faced with the rising price of copper, the U.S. Mint began issuing pennies made of copper-plated zinc.
1782: The first American commercial bank, the Bank of North America, opened in Philadelphia.
1797: The modern flag of Italy was flown for the first time, in Rome.
1927: The first transatlantic telephone service was established, between New York City and London, England.
1948: Kentucky Air National Guard pilot Thomas Mantell crashed while in pursuit of a purported UFO.
1980: U.S. President Jimmy Carter authorized legislation giving $1.5 billion in loans to bail out the Chrysler Corporation.
1790: George Washington delivered the first State of the Union address in New York, New York.
1815: Gen. Andrew Jackson (seventh president, 1829-1837) won the Battle of New Orleans against the British.
1835: The United States national debt was zero for the first and only time.
1889: Herman Hollerith was issued US patent #395,791 for the 'Art of Applying Statistics,' his punched card calculator.
1970: Actor George Ostroska dropped dead of a heart attack at the beginning of the second act while playing the lead in Macbeth in St. Paul, Minn. He was 32.
1994: Russian cosmonaut Valeri Polyakov on Soyuz TM-18 left for Mir. He stayed on the space station until March 22, 1995, for a record 437 days in space.
2009: Jonathan Campos, an American sailor charged with murder, killed himself in his jail cell at Camp Pendleton, San Diego, Calif., by stuffing toilet paper into his mouth until he asphyxiated.
1349: The Jewish population of Basel, Switzerland, believed by the residents to be the cause of the ongoing Black Death, was rounded up and incinerated.
1788: Connecticut ratified the U.S. Constitution.
1839: The French Academy of Sciences announced the Daguerreotype photographic process.
1967: Born this day: rock musicians Dave Matthews (Dave Matthews Band), Carl Bell (Fuel) and Steve Harwell (Smash Mouth).
Historical Governor's Home of Montana
Once the residence of Montana's first governor, Sidney Edgerton,
appointed by President Abraham Lincoln on June 22, 1864.
"This picture was taken in March, 1908. The three men standing in front of the building are Bannack Pioneers. The gun held by the man on the right once belonged to the notorious Henry Plummer, sheriff and 'Road Agent.'"
Photo courtesy of Montana Historical Society, Collection #940-707
American Red Cross workers prep care packages
An unidentified group of Red Cross workers inspect boxes destined for Christmas overseas shipments for troops during the First World War. Uniforms then consisted of a white coverall apron and a peaked coif worn low on the forehead.
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1967 Libby Little League Dodgers
The 1967 Little League Dodgers of Libby, along with Manager, Bill Hagerty, march down Mineral Avenue during the Mother's Day parade that same year. "Managing Little League baseball teams was one of the highlights of my life," shared Hagerty. "I was fortunate enough to manage local teams for 16 years." The 1967 Libby Dodgers would place five boys on the All-Star team that year: Walt Mason, David Skatrud, David Christensen, Danny Pratt and Jay Pratt (just 11 years old at the time). Photo Courtesy of Bill Hagerty
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Church vows to play proactive role in tackling violent crime
The Church of England's national assembly backed a motion calling on the church to take practical steps to prevent serious youth violence.
The General Synod of the Church of England agreed to take more action to fight knife and gun crime in communities (PA)
Churches should play a key role in fighting gun and knife crime in their communities, the General Synod has unanimously agreed.
https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/uk/church-vows-to-play-proactive-role-in-tackling-violent-crime-38287896.html
https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/uk/article38287894.ece/b3d7e/AUTOCROP/h342/bpanews_1a446da9-c96a-40b0-8359-63bae7a701c7_1
The Church of England's national assembly voted by 315 to zero in favour of the motion calling on the church to take practical steps to prevent serious youth violence.
Members called for Diocesan Boards of Education to encourage alternatives to excluding children from school and for dioceses to provide more training for church leaders.
The church was also called on to work more with other organisations to provide support and pastoral care for those affected.
We must remember that the stories of violence among young people are not simply 'their' stories, they are 'our' stories Reverend Canon Dr Rosemarie Mallet
Churches should be opened as "safe places" to protect young people from being harmed or drawn into gangs, the assembly heard.
Leading the debate, the Reverend Canon Dr Rosemarie Mallet, a priest in Angell Town, south London, said: "At present churches are remarkably good at responding when a death occurs on our patch.
"However, our contribution is mostly reactive, and this motion is calling upon the church to be proactive.
"We must remember that the stories of violence among young people are not simply 'their' stories, they are 'our' stories, not only through our common creation in the image of God but also because these young people are part of our communities, many either attending a church school or living in the local area.
"In some parishes families of perpetrators and victims live side by side, and there the church can be a place not only of pastoral care for individuals but also repentance, forgiveness, healing and reconciliation with each other and with God.
Revd. Rosemarie Mallet speaking at #Synod. We are calling upon National Church Institutions and Dioceses and Parishes to be a place for those supporting individuals, families and whole communities impacted by serious youth violence
— General Synod (@synod) July 6, 2019
"We can sometimes see this as just an urban issue. But with middle class drug-taking fuelling the rise in 'county lines' drug trafficking, vulnerable young people are groomed and exploited to feed this lifestyle and violent crime in our coastal, university and market towns has increased.
"One of the young men from my parish was moved for safety to Portsmouth and was shot dead there not long after."
The Synod also heard stories from the floor about different cases of serious youth violence in communities across the country.
Kashmir Garton, a lay member from the Diocese of Worcester who works as a senior manager within the criminal justice system, said: "The church is in a unique position to be proactive in such situations as it exists in every parish community.
"It is present at key life events and is involved in the delivery of education in its church schools, Sunday schools, toddler groups and youth groups."
Westminster to make 'coercive control' a criminal offence in Northern Ireland
Legislation to protect domestic abuse victims from "coercive control" is to be extended to Northern Ireland.
Grieve accuses Johnson of Brexit 'radicalisation' over Irish backstop
Dominic Grieve has accused Boris Johnson of further radicalising on Brexit and leaving the UK with "starker" prospects by trying to appease hardliners in a strengthening of his stance on the Irish backstop.
Hong Kong protests hit Burberry but new design chief performing well
Huge protests in Hong Kong have hit British fashion label Burberry due to the disruption in the area, although this was offset by a boost in sales on mainland China, the company said.
Sir Philip Green's Arcadia faces legal battle over restructuring
Sir Philip Green's Arcadia group is facing a court battle over its plans to reduce rents through a restructuring process.
The Open: Tee times for rounds one and two at Royal Portrush and Monday practice as it... The Open
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Daughter of former Northern Ireland first minister Trimble reveals his... Northern Ireland


The roar of the crowd can be deafening- A sea of bright yellow shirts, donning the phrase "Strength in Numbers" harnesses the torso of seemingly every Warriors fan as they watch from the stands. Having been through a 40 year title drought, Oakland, CA has embraced their NBA team's success with a fervour.
Sunday night, Game 2 of the NBA Finals was played. Well…I use the word "played" loosely. The Cavs showed up for about 16 minutes. I have no clue what happened the other 32.
Cleveland held a slim 28-22 lead early in the second quarter when everything began unraveling. Countless Warriors beat their defender back door to the cup for a lay up or dunk. Draymond frickin Green hit 5 bombs to the tune of 28 points.
The Cavs shot a tepid 35 percent from the field. The once lethal from deep team managed only five makes from downtown. LeBron James turned the ball over seven times, and was caught looking visibly frustrated at times from the bench. Somehow the Cavs managed to get their bleeps kicked for the second straight game, despite another pedestrian performance from the Splash Bros. They combined for 35 points, both playing limited minutes.
What can Cleveland hope for going forward? Will the confines of Quicken Loans Arena and their own home cooking change this series' course? Can they muster a win despite looking heavily over matched the first two games of this series?
I hate the knee jerk reactions of today's sports media. It seems like the events that follow every big game are something to the tune of, "is this team done" or "is this series over." I don't want to espouse useless conjecture in efforts to attract clicks or eyeballs. The truth is, nobody knows if this series is over. Wednesday night at the conclusion of Game 3 we may have more answers when it comes to the complexion of this series. At this point, after two games in Oakland, all we know is the Warriors still have home court advantage.
What happens if Cleveland holds serve at home? What then? Are they still done? People seem to be forgetting that they still do have LeBron James on their side. He did, after all, manage two wins last year with far less help. Let's wait a few more days before we stick a fork in the Cavs.
We were all witnesses to the Warriors being pushed to the brink less than two weeks ago. The Thunder throttled GSW in Games 3 and 4 of the West Finals. It was the Warriors who were "done" following 4 games of the previous round. We all saw the final three games of that series and what ensued following the Warriors falling behind 3-1.
Cleveland can make adjustments- Kyrie Irving can play a more under control brand of ball. He doesn't have to try to put everyone on skates and drop midrange Js. Here's an idea: try running the offense. The penetrate and kick style that generated so many open looks from deep has been abandoned in favor of an iso heavy style. It hasn't worked. At all.
Tristan Thompson can assert himself as the man in the paint and control the boards. There isn't anyone so imposing on the opposing side that Thompson isn't capable of controlling the lane. The Cavs need his offensive rebounding and presence desperately if they are going to turn the tide.
Cleveland can give Channing Frye more than ten minutes a night. They can give Timofey Mosgov more than mop up duty.
Cleveland can start playing D and STOP SWITCHING all screens. The aren't as defensively versatile as OKC, they can't switch every pick the way the Thunder did. They have to fight through every pick. They have to be physical, almost overly so. The lack of free throw attempts for Golden State only further illustrates the Cavs shortcomings on D.
What they can try to take from OKC is the use of a big lineup. At this point, its time to start tinkering and see if anything sticks. Lue has to be willing to take chances and find mismatches.
JR Smith can come alive under the lights of his home arena and start dropping bombs in typical JR Smith fashion. He has a nasty floor burn on his shooting hand, which could be a big reason for his lack of FGA's.
There are things schematically that can be done.
I could write forever with suggestions or thoughts on what they should do. At the end of the day it is up to Ty Lue and his staff to MAKE ADJUSTMENTS. Lue may be a "player's coach", but thus far from an X's and O's standpoint, he seems lost.
I am rooting for competition. While I am a Warriors fan and have become somewhat obsessed with their brand of ball, I don't like the lack of competitiveness I've seen the first two games. I am hoping for Cleveland to pick its collective psyche off the mat and come out swinging Wednesday night. From a fan standpoint, for a quick, uneven Final series to be the punctuation mark on the West Finals feels anticlimactic.
Cleveland, its gut check time.
I've been around basketball for over 30 years. Whether it was as a player, coach, or just as a fan, I have been consumed by the game since I was a small child. I love football and MMA as well, but basketball is number one in my heart.


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#include "Common.h"

///
/// EXTENSION CONSTRUCTOR/DESTRUCTOR
///

Extension::Extension(LPRDATA _rdPtr, LPEDATA edPtr, fpcob cobPtr)
    : rdPtr(_rdPtr), rhPtr(_rdPtr->rHo.hoAdRunHeader), Runtime(_rdPtr)
{
    /*
        Link all your action/condition/expression functions to their IDs to match the
        IDs in the JSON here
    */

	LinkAction(0, EnumerateAllDevices);
	LinkAction(1, OpenDevice);
	LinkAction(2, CloseDevice);
	LinkAction(3, SendReport);
	LinkAction(4, SendReportWithId);

	LinkCondition(0, IsDeviceOpened);
	LinkCondition(1, OnDataReceived);

	LinkExpression(0, DeviceCount);
	LinkExpression(1, InputBuffer);
	LinkExpression(2, ManufacturerName);
	LinkExpression(3, ProductName);
	LinkExpression(4, SerialNumber);
	LinkExpression(5, ProductId);
	LinkExpression(6, VendorId);
	LinkExpression(7, LastError);
	LinkExpression(8, OutputBufferLength);

    /*
        This is where you'd do anything you'd do in CreateRunObject in the original SDK

        It's the only place you'll get access to edPtr at runtime, so you should transfer
        anything from edPtr to the extension class here.

    */
	hid_init();
	curDevice = NULL;
	deviceInfos = NULL;
	curId = 0;
	readBytes = 0;
	//_mbscpy_s(readBuffer, 1, static_cast<unsigned char>(0));
	//hid_free_enumeration(deviceInfos);
	deviceInfos = hid_enumerate(0x0, 0x0);
}

Extension::~Extension()
{
    /*
        This is where you'd do anything you'd do in DestroyRunObject in the original SDK.
        (except calling destructors and other such atrocities, because that's automatic in Edif)
    */
	CloseDevice();
	hid_free_enumeration(deviceInfos);
	hid_exit();
}

short Extension::Handle()
{
    /*
       If your extension will draw to the MMF window you should first
       check if anything about its display has changed :

           if (rdPtr->roc.rcChanged)
              return REFLAG_DISPLAY;
           else
              return 0;

       You will also need to make sure you change this flag yourself
       to 1 whenever you want to redraw your object

       If your extension won't draw to the window, but it still needs
       to do something every MMF loop use :

            return 0;

       If you don't need to do something every loop, use :

            return REFLAG_ONESHOT;

       This doesn't mean this function can never run again. If you want MMF
       to handle your object again (causing this code to run) use this function:

            Runtime.Rehandle();

       At the end of the loop this code will run

    */

	// Will not be called next loop
	return REFLAG_ONESHOT;
}

short Extension::Display()
{
    /*
       If you return REFLAG_DISPLAY in Handle() this routine will run.
    */

    // Ok
    return 0;
}

short Extension::Pause()
{

    // Ok
    return 0;
}

short Extension::Continue()
{

    // Ok
    return 0;
}

bool Extension::Save(HANDLE File)
{
	bool OK = false;

    #ifndef VITALIZE

	    // Save the object's data here

	    OK = true;

    #endif

	return OK;
}

bool Extension::Load(HANDLE File)
{
	bool OK = false;

    #ifndef VITALIZE

	    // Load the object's data here

	    OK = true;

    #endif

	return OK;
}

// These are called if there's no function linked to an ID

void Extension::Action(int ID, LPRDATA rdPtr, long param1, long param2)
{

}

long Extension::Condition(int ID, LPRDATA rdPtr, long param1, long param2)
{

    return false;
}

long Extension::Expression(int ID, LPRDATA rdPtr, long param)
{

    return 0;
}


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Sinjang-dong (koreanska: 신장동) är en stadsdel i staden Pyeongtaek i provinsen Gyeonggi i den centrala delen av Sydkorea,  km söder om huvudstaden Seoul.

Indelning
Administrativt är Sinjang-dong indelat i:

Källor

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package de.tshw.worktracker.view;

import javax.swing.*;
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.KeyAdapter;
import java.awt.event.KeyEvent;
import java.awt.event.KeyListener;

public class JComponentWithActionFeedback extends JComponent {

	private static final String DEFAULT_CONFIRMATION_ICON_PATH = "/icons/confirmed.png";
	private static final String DEFAULT_ERROR_ICON_PATH        = "/icons/exclamation.png";

	private JComponent  component;
	private ImageIcon   confirmationIcon;
	private ImageIcon   errorIcon;
	private JLabel      icon;
	private Action      action;
	private KeyListener keyListener;

	public JComponentWithActionFeedback() {
		this.component = null;
		this.action = null;
		this.setupComponent();
	}

	private void setupComponent() {
		this.setLayout(new BorderLayout());
		confirmationIcon = new ImageIcon(getClass().getResource(DEFAULT_CONFIRMATION_ICON_PATH));
		errorIcon = new ImageIcon(getClass().getResource(DEFAULT_ERROR_ICON_PATH));
		icon = new JLabel();
		icon.setVisible(false);
		icon.setOpaque(true);
		this.add(icon, BorderLayout.EAST);

		this.keyListener = new KeyAdapter() {
			@Override
			public void keyReleased( KeyEvent e ) {
				super.keyReleased(e);
				if ( e.getKeyCode() == KeyEvent.VK_ENTER ) {
					performAction();
				}
			}
		};
	}

	private void performAction() {
		if ( this.action != null ) {
			if ( this.action.execute(this.component) ) {
				showConfirmation();
			} else {
				showError();
			}
		}
	}

	private void showConfirmation() {
		icon.setIcon(confirmationIcon);
		flashIcon();
	}

	private void showError() {
		icon.setIcon(errorIcon);
		flashIcon();
	}

	private void flashIcon() {
		icon.setVisible(true);
		new Thread(() -> {
			try {
				Thread.sleep(1000);
			}
			catch (InterruptedException e1) {
				// There is really nothing to do here
			}
			finally {
				icon.setVisible(false);
			}
		}).start();
	}

	public void add( JComponent component ) {
		if ( this.component != null ) {
			this.component.setBorder(this.getBorder());
			this.component.removeKeyListener(keyListener);
			this.remove(this.component);
		}
		this.component = component;
		this.add(component, BorderLayout.CENTER);
		this.setBackground(this.component.getBackground());
		this.icon.setBackground(this.component.getBackground());
		this.setBorder(this.component.getBorder());
		this.component.setBorder(null);
		this.component.addKeyListener(keyListener);
	}

	public JComponent getComponent() {
		return component;
	}

	public void setComponent( JComponent component ) {
		this.component = component;
	}

	public Action getAction() {
		return action;
	}

	public void setAction( Action action ) {
		this.action = action;
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Kurt is a handsome, arrogant, muscle bound sort of guy who is into most sports but excels in touch football and basketball. Admired by most of the girls because of his sporting prowess and rugged good looks, life appears pretty easy for this golden boy. But appearances can be deceptive. Kurt's father, Barry, is a successful insurance salesman and an alcoholic. He seems to cope professionally but, after work he wipes himself out every night. Kurt is often left to cover for him in professional and social situations.
The deep shame he feels about his secret is probably what makes Kurt want to dominate his school environment. Used to being the most popular guy in the school and always ready to bully anyone who doesn't agree with him, Kurt finds Ryan a hard nut to crack. Of course, the fact that both he and Ryan are interested in the same girl doesn't bring them any closer! Kurt's trouble at home has left him - despite his popularity with girls - emotionally immature. His last year at school is not set to be plain sailing.


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2007 Annual Conference & Exposition
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Asce Policy 465 – Progress And Next Steps
The New Civil Engineering Body of Knowledge (BOK2)
Jeffrey Russell, University of Wisconsin - Madison; Gerry Galloway, University of Maryland; Thomas Lenox, ASCE; James O'Brien
Asce Policy 465: Status And Next Steps
ASCE Policy 465: Raising the Bar
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Celebrating 20 Years of the ExCEEd Teaching Workshop
Educational & Professional Issues of Strategic Importance to the Civil Engineering Profession and ASCE
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Understanding Your Students' Nonverbal Communication: A Primer for the New Engineering Educator
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Brock E. Barry, U.S. Military Academy; Maj Jonathan Bodenhamer, U.S. Military Academy, Department of Civil and Mechanical Engineering; James J O'Brien Jr., American Society of Civil Engineers
What Does the Civil Engineering World Look Like? Let's Show it by the Numbers
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Eparhy of Olonets and Kargopol
The Eparchy of Olonets and Kargopol. Othodox monasteries and churches of the Olonets region (the territories of present-day Korelia, partly of the Vologda and Leningrad Regions) were originally included into the Eparchy of Novgorod. The foundation... more
Estonians (their native name is Eestlased, old use - Maarakhvas) is an ethnic community. The Estonian language is related to the Baltic-Finnic subgroup od the Finno-Ugric branch of the Uralic language family. They live in Estonia (963 thousand... more
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Gadlo, Aleksandr Vilyamovich (1937-2002), a scholar
Aleksandr Vilyamovich Gadlo (1937-2002) was an ethnograph, archaeologist. In 1985 he became a Doctor of History. He graduated from the historical faculty of the Leningrad State University (1961) and was a student of the academician M.I.Artamonov. He... more
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GROMOVO (Sakkola before 1948), a settlement in Priozersk District. Population: 922.It is located on the shore of Lake Sukhodolskoye (former Suvanto.). Sakkola or Sakkula (according to one of the versions, from the name Zachary/Sakari) was first... more
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INGERMANLANDIA (Swed. Ingermanland, Rus. Izhora Land or Ingria), historic and cultural region in the western part of the Leningrad Oblast (Kingisepp, Volosovo, Lomonosov, Vsevolozhsk, Gatchina, Tosno, western part of Kirovsk Districts.) The western... more
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"Inkerin Lito" ("Ingermanlandsky soyuz" ("Ingermanlandian Union") is a society of Finns of Ingermanlandia. It was organized in 1988 (the constituent assembly was in Taytsi Urban Settlement) and registered in 1989. In S.Petersburg and the Leningrad... more
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Izhora (Izhoras, the own native name is Izurit) is an ethnic community. Their language is related to the Baltic-Finnic subgroup of the Finno-Ugric branch of the Uralic language family. Accorging to the most widespread version the Izhora separated... more
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MAPS AND PLANS. The oldest M.a .P. of the Leningrad Oblast area are dated 16th century. The Neva Land and the Karelian Isthmus with the towns of Noteborg (Schlusselburg) and Kexholm (Priozersk), although with many distortions, are presented in... more
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Russians are an ethnic community, the main population of the Russian Federation. Among Russians there are some ethnic groups and ethnographic groups can be marked (e.g. Cossacks and Pomors (coast-dwellers (inhabitants of White Sea and Barents Sea... more
Swedes (their native name is Svenskar) is an ethnic community. The Swedish language is related to the Germanic group of the Indo-European language family. The religious Swedes are Lutherans. At present they live mainly in Sweden (7,75 million... more
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The "Tuutari" park is the ski resort (the Lomonosov District). It is located on the Kirhof Mountain of the Dudergoffskih hills (finnish language: Tuutari- Dudergof) and its area is 50 hectares. On the territory of the Tuutari park there are four... more
Veps (IN FORMER TIMES - Chud (Chudes), Chukhars, Kaivans; Veps' native names in the Leningrad Oblast are Vepsya/Bepsya/Veps, Vepslyayzhet/Vepslaazhed/Bepslaazhed, Lyudinikad, Chukharid) are an ethnic community. The Veps language is related to the... more
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AGs Announce Honda Settlement
Virginia Attorney General Mark R. Herring joined 47 other attorney generals to announce a more than $85 million multi-state settlement with American Honda Motor Co., Inc. and Honda of America Mfg., Inc. over allegations that Honda concealed safety issues related to defects in the frontal airbag systems installed in certain Honda and Acura vehicles sold in the United States. The systems were designed and manufactured by Takata Corporation, a long-time Honda supplier, and were first installed in Honda vehicles in the 2001 model year. Virginia will receive nearly $2 million as its share of the settlement.
The settlement, reached between 48 state and territorial attorneys general and Honda, concludes a multistate investigation into Honda's alleged failure to inform regulators and consumers that the frontal airbags posed a significant risk of rupture, which could cause metal fragments to fly into the passenger compartments of many Honda and Acura vehicles. The ruptures have resulted in at least 14 deaths and over 200 injuries in the United States alone.
Herring and his colleagues have alleged that Honda engineers suspected that the airbags' propellant, ammonium nitrate, could burn aggressively and cause the inflator to burst. Despite these concerns, Honda delayed warning consumers or automobile safety officials, even as it began partial recalls of affected vehicles in 2008 and 2009. Further, Honda continued to represent to consumers that its vehicles, including its airbags, were safe. Since 2008, Honda has recalled approximately 12.9 million Honda and Acura vehicles equipped with the suspect inflators.
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Policy statement by the compliance board of the Law Society
Applications for permission to employ or remunerate under sections 41 and 43 of the Solicitors Act 1974
The Law Society has issued this policy statement to assist applicants seeking permission to employ or remunerate a person who is subject to section 41 or section 43 of the Solicitors Act 1974. To avoid repetition, references to employment in this policy shall be read as also including arrangements to remunerate. This policy will be reviewed from time to time.
The Law Society's duty is to ensure that public confidence in the administration of justice and the provision of legal services is maintained and that the interests of clients are protected. Permission to employ may be granted, subject to appropriate conditions, provided that The Law Society is satisfied that the proposed employment will not put that confidence or the interests of clients at risk.
The Law Society will not normally grant permission to employ any person who has been convicted of an offence involving dishonesty or which has resulted in a custodial (or equivalent) sentence, or against whom a finding of dishonesty has been made in civil, regulatory or disciplinary proceedings. Permission may be granted on an interim basis to accommodate an appeal by the proposed employee against conviction or other findings.
If, in exceptional circumstances, The Law Society permits the employment of a person whose conduct has previously been found dishonest, it is likely do so only on the basis that clear evidence is produced of successful rehabilitation. This might include, for example, evidence of service in a position of trust and responsibility outside the profession over a period of several years, supported by character references.
The fact that the Law Society will not usually permit the employment of a person whose conduct has previously been found dishonest should not be interpreted as an indication that permission will be granted in cases when there is no dishonesty finding. Orders which cause people to be subject to section 41 or 43 are not made lightly and the Society will be concerned robustly to ensure that clients' interests are fully protected and that public confidence in the profession and the administration of justice is not compromised.
The Law Society will not usually permit a person who is subject to section 41 or 43 of the Solicitors Act 1974 to be employed by the firm where he or she was working at the time of the conduct which resulted in adverse findings against him or her, or by a firm having a substantially similar composition, or operating under the same name or from the same premises.
The Law Society will always give proper consideration to any recommendations made by the Court or the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal.
In order to give proper consideration to any application, The Law Society will require sight of a job description, setting out the individual's proposed duties and responsibilities, together with full details of the supervision arrangements.
By making an application for permission, the applicant recognises and agrees that:
The Law Society may require reasonable access to its staff and premises for the purposes of monitoring compliance with the terms of the permitted employment and to ensure that the interests of clients are not being adversely affected.
The Law Society may disclose the application from the firm, any documents submitted in support and any reports prepared by the Society to any person from whom the Society reasonably seeks information about or comments on the proposal. This will include, but is not limited to, the local Law Society for the area in which the proposed employee will work or where the proposed employee formerly worked.
The Law Society may disclose full details of approved applications, including the documents referred to in 9.2 above, and any conditions, to any person when the Society considers that it is in the public interest to do so.
When permission is granted it will almost always be subject to conditions. These will vary according to the particular circumstances. Examples of conditions frequently imposed are that the person in respect of whom permission is granted:
will not have his or her own caseload and will not take instructions from or give advice to clients.
will not be a signatory to any office or client account cheque, and will have no responsibility for clients' monies or for the firm's accounts.
will not undertake advocacy in courts or tribunals either in public or private.
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shall not be named on the firm's headed notepaper, website, publicity material or in the firm's name.
All approvals granted will be subject to conditions that:
Any proposed variation in the terms of the job description or supervision arrangements must be notified to the Regulation Unit in the Compliance Directorate of The Law Society in advance of the change taking place and that the variation must not take place unless and until permission is granted.
The permission and conditions are subject to review at the absolute discretion of The Law Society.


There are few albums on my best-ever list. I have well over 20 days of music on my iPod, but there are few albums that have that everlasting, always-listen-to-it-and-hear-something-new, appeal.
They have to be albums that are timeless. They don't become dated.
They have to be musically intricate and technically strong.
They have to have meaningful lyrics.
There can be no more than one naff song on the album (and that's only because I like Dire Straits too much to say, "not one"). And they are not "best of" albums, because that's cheating, (though at some point I'll have to make an exception for a "best of 5FDP gentle songs").
The songs might be played by a classical orchestra, and stand up--because the music is that detailed and that strong.
If you hear the songs played live, you know that each performance will be unique, because the musicians are living the music, and the music is alive.
After several plane journeys, many subway rides, and a few long-distance east-coast train rides during the past couple of weeks, I am in no doubt that Gemini Syndrome's "Lux" is way, way up on my list of best albums ever. I don't say that lightly.
Together with Marillion's Marbles, and Brave, and Afraid of Sunlight, and more; Peter Hammill's Silent Corner and the Empty Stage; Dire Straits' Brothers in Arms; Stevie Nicks' Belladonna, and a few more, Lux is going to be on my playlist for a very long time.
But then, you say, what comes next?
There's a lot of time, and many years, and hopefully many more albums to come.
Ask some of the oldies (and not-so-oldies, but very very good-ies) on my list. They are still making music, still out there, still living the song.


The bible is quite possibly a recollection of historical facts mixed in with false history and used for religious propaganda. First of all, back In "Jesus' day", the churches had a larger influence over the people than the Government did. I believe that the church produced the 10 Commandments, beatitudes, and its lessons for many purposes, including the significant one of stability within society, like laws do today. In other words, the Commandments were the law back then. One of the 10 Commandments states that you must believe in God. In Revelations, it says that if you die believing in God, you will resurrect upon the "new" earth, where there is peace and harmony. There is supposedly a new earth because the first will have ended. The Revelation also proclaims that if you die and do not believe in God, there is no hope for you and you will be cast upon the lake of fire. Does this not sound like this was written to motivate people to believe?
I assume that the majority of people that believe in God do for the reason in which I call the "comfort factor." It's comforting to think that there is life after death. Some people would give up on life if they were not told/taught that there is a better, more fulfilling life awaiting us all after this one (I believe that this is also why the church says that it is a sin to commit suicide). The only catch is that you "must" follow the rules of the bible and church and you must believe in God. If growing up you learned what I had just enlightened you on, you would have most likely immediately believed in God, especially with the encouragement of your very own family. Seriously, if you are told that you will suffer for doubting God, do you think that you would be very hesitant to consider God's existence? Of course not. This whole life after death obsession is a well-thought-out scheme to assist in giving people the ultimatum of following the rules of the church or burning in the lake of fire for eternity. When you are young and naive, this seems like a simple choice. Wouldn't you agree?


The sarpanches of Siwadi and Khetawas villages of Haryana had refused information under the Right to Information (RTI) Act and when the case came up before the State Information Commission (SIC), they did not reply to show-cause notices issued by the SIC. Now the State Information Commission (SIC), Haryana, has directed issuance of bailable warrants against them.
The case is regarding an application filed by an IT manager in a company in Gurgaon, who while visiting Siwadi village, thought of discussing the bad condition of the road with the village sarpanch. However, when the sarpanch refused to discuss the matter, Yadav filed an application under the Right to Information (RTI) Act. However, the sarpanch who is also the State Public Information Officer (PIO), sitting in the Panchayat Bhawan, refused to accept the application forcing Yadav to send the same via Speed Post on August 5, 2014. However, the sarpanch did not accept the RTI application which led him to file a complaint with the SIC on October 27, 2014.


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Nuvoco Vistas Corp Ltd. » Mr. Sanjay Joshi
Mr. Sanjay Joshi heads the Manufacturing function for Nuvoco's Cement product line. In this capacity, he drives strategy and policy initiatives for all its cement manufacturing sites.
Mr. Joshi has over thirty years of experience in the Cement industry; having worked with L&T Cement, Thermax Ltd, Tata Steel; in addition to Nuvoco. His last assignment was with Century Cement as President and Unit Head at Maihar.
Mr. Joshi worked with Nuvoco from November 1999 to December 2017 in a number of roles, including Operations Manager and Plant Head, across its various manufacturing locations. During this tenure, he has also served as Plant Head with Lafarge Indonesia's for nearly five years on an expatriation basis.
Mr. Joshi holds a Bachelor's Degree in Engineering (Electronics & Power Engineering) from VRCE Nagpur.


Baseball's matchup against Eastern Michigan held at Comerica Park Tuesday was canceled due to inclement weather causing to push back the scheduled 6:35 p.m start. The teams will not meet in Detroit again this season.
Game is officially cancelled. Spartans will return to East Lansing tomorrow to face Toledo.
This is the second time this season that inclement weather has canceled another game against the Spartans and Eastern Michigan back on April 4. This is the first time since 2007 the teams have not faced each other in the season.
Fans who purchased tickets to the game are able to use the ticket stub to gain entrance to any remaining Spartan home game this season.
The Spartans are in East Lansing this afternoon to face Toledo with a 3:05 p.m. scheduled first pitch at McLane Baseball Stadium.


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How Denver Food Rescue is Reducing Food Waste One Pedal at a Time
By Budget Dumpster Staff on February 27, 2017
An estimated 31 percent (133 billion pounds) of food is wasted in the U.S. every year.
Denver Food Rescue (DFR) is hoping to reduce that – one pedal at a time.
DFR is a nonprofit organization that saves unspoiled produce from farms and grocery stores that would otherwise go to waste. It then redistributes that food to organizations that work with food-insecure and low-income families.
Amy Moore-Shipley, development and marketing coordinator at DFR, said about 75 percent of food pickups are done on bikes.
Image courtesy of Denver Food Rescue.
"We're fortunate to live in a town that makes it possible to do more on bikes. It's a lot less expensive to have bicycle trailers than having to use trucks, and it also just minimizes our carbon footprint even more. We're all about being the different model than traditional hunger relief."
Amy Moore-Shipley I Denver Food Rescue
That includes the food itself.
Not Your Typical Food Rescue Organization
While there are many food rescue programs out there, DFR does things differently by focusing on produce. After all, its mission is to increase health equity in Denver by reducing barriers to fresh, healthy food in food swamp (an area where there's an excessive amount of low-nutrient food) communities.
Much like Boulder Food Rescue, where DFR got its roots.
In fact, that community of founders noticed that a lot of good food was being thrown away. Most of it was produce simply because of the way that traditional food organizations go around and pick up food.
All of this good food was being thrown away, yet people that need and want it don't have access to it.
Now they do thanks to DFR and its volunteers, who bike up to 10 miles a day round trip on average.
Pickups and deliveries happen all days of the year. Even if there's a blizzard, in which case volunteers will use their cars; the food still gets moved no matter what.
The organization's staff consists of four full-time employees with over 100 volunteers who Moore-Shipley said do shifts at some point, with about 60 to 70 regular volunteers who are always on shifts.
"They're really dedicated to making sure that the shift happens. Sometimes staff has to fill in but most of the time the volunteers are on it," Moore-Shipley said. "They're definitely people that see a problem and want to address part of the change. They know that they can do something really immediate, and real and physical. They're awesome."
Produce-ing Results
Last year, 148 volunteers completed 1,747 food rescue shifts, travelling 18,000 miles on bike. They helped rescue 342,292 pounds of food, 62 percent more than what was rescued in 2015. Since 2012, 677,000 pounds of food has been rescued and redistributed.
This year's goal is to rescue 600,000 pounds of food. The more partnerships DFR gets with food donors and places for that to go, it's possible.
DFR is hoping to open four more no-cost grocery programs, which is where the food is actually taken. There's 12 now that are all community and resident-led. A typical grocery program serves about 50 families every week, with each family going home with about a week's worth of mainly fresh produce.
"We don't want to just show up in a community and be like, 'Eat this food.' We want to work with people that want access to healthier food," Moore-Shipley said.
Much like its programs, DFR has many events, including the Forward Food Summit. This year will be the 4th annual Forward Food Summit, which will be held on April 1 and will focus on storytelling and interactive experiences to get people talking about food.
So, what's the most rewarding part of Moore-Shipley's job?
"Bringing together many different aspects of a community to achieve something that needs to be achieved," she said. "That's what sets us apart maybe from even traditional social work type of experiences, where it's kind of like putting a Band-Aid on the problem and not really figuring out what can we do to make that better and different. We listen in a way that I think maybe is special and new to addressing these issues."
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US ends Sudan's pariah status by removing country from terrorism list
Announcement by US embassy in Khartoum clears way for Sudan to secure international loans
The US secretary of state, Mike Pompeo (left), greets the Sudanese prime minister, Abdalla Hamdok, in Khartoum in August. Photograph: Office of Sudan's Prime Minister/AFP/Getty Images
Associated Press in Cairo
Mon 14 Dec 2020 05.51 EST
Donald Trump's outgoing administration has removed Sudan from the US list of state sponsors of terrorism, a move that could help the African country get international loans to revive its battered economy and end its pariah status.
The US embassy in Khartoum said in a Facebook post that the removal of Sudan was effective as of Monday, and that a notification to that effect, signed by the secretary of state, Mike Pompeo, would be published in the federal register. It said the 45-day congressional notification period has lapsed.
The designation of Sudan as a state sponsor of terrorism dates back to the 1990s, when Sudan briefly hosted the al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden and other wanted militants. The country was also believed to have served as a pipeline for Iran to supply weapons to Palestinian militants in the Gaza Strip.
Delisting Sudan is also a key incentive for the government in Khartoum to normalise relations with Israel. The two countries have agreed to have full diplomatic ties, making Sudan the third Arab state – after the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain – to move to normalise relations with Israel this year. After Sudan, Morocco also established diplomatic ties with Israel.
Gen Abdel-Fattah Burhan, the head of Sudan's ruling sovereign council, hailed the move as a "historic decision" by Trump's administration. He tweeted on Monday that delisting Sudan would "contribute to supporting the democratic transition".
Sudan is on a fragile transition to democracy after an uprising that led to the military's ousting of the former autocratic president Omar al-Bashir in April 2019. The country is now ruled by a joint military and civilian government that seeks better ties with Washington and the west.
In October, Trump announced he would remove Sudan from the list if it followed through on its pledge to pay $335m to American victims of terrorism and their families. Sudan has agreed to pay compensation for victims of the 1998 bombings of the US embassies in Kenya and Tanzania, attacks carried out by al-Qaida while Bin Laden was living in Sudan.
According to the October announcement, once the compensation money was deposited, Trump was to sign an order removing Sudan from the terrorism list on which it has languished under heavy American sanctions for 27 years.
Since Trump's announcement, the Sudanese government also inked an agreement with the US that could in effect stop any future compensation claims being filed against the African country in US courts.
That deal restores in US courts what is known as sovereign immunity to the Sudanese government. It would, however, enter into force after the US Congress passes legislation needed to implement the agreement. Khartoum has said the $335m in compensation money would be held in an escrow account until then.


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Q: Pass multiple optional parameters to a C# function Is there a way to set up a C# function to accept any number of parameters? For example, could you set up a function such that the following all work -
x = AddUp(2, 3)

x = AddUp(5, 7, 8, 2)

x = AddUp(43, 545, 23, 656, 23, 64, 234, 44)

A: C# 4.0 also supports optional parameters, which could be useful in some other situations. See this article.

A: 1.You can make overload functions.
SomeF(strin s){}
SomeF(string s, string s2){}
SomeF(string s1, string s2, string s3){}

More info: http://csharpindepth.com/Articles/General/Overloading.aspx
2.or you may create one function with params
SomeF( params string[] paramArray){}
SomeF("aa","bb", "cc", "dd", "ff"); // pass as many as you like

More info: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/language-reference/keywords/params
3.or you can use simple array
Main(string[] args){}

A: Use a parameter array with the params modifier:
public static int AddUp(params int[] values)
{
    int sum = 0;
    foreach (int value in values)
    {
        sum += value;
    }
    return sum;
}

If you want to make sure there's at least one value (rather than a possibly empty array) then specify that separately:
public static int AddUp(int firstValue, params int[] values)

(Set sum to firstValue to start with in the implementation.)
Note that you should also check the array reference for nullity in the normal way. Within the method, the parameter is a perfectly ordinary array. The parameter array modifier only makes a difference when you call the method. Basically the compiler turns:
int x = AddUp(4, 5, 6);

into something like:
int[] tmp = new int[] { 4, 5, 6 };
int x = AddUp(tmp);

You can call it with a perfectly normal array though - so the latter syntax is valid in source code as well.