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from __future__ import (absolute_import, division, print_function)
__metaclass__ = type

import os
import json
import pytest
import sys

if sys.version_info < (2, 7):
    pytestmark = pytest.mark.skip("F5 Ansible modules require Python >= 2.7")

from ansible.module_utils.basic import AnsibleModule

from ansible_collections.f5networks.f5_modules.plugins.modules.bigip_qkview import (
    Parameters, ModuleManager, MadmLocationManager, BulkLocationManager, ArgumentSpec
)
from ansible_collections.f5networks.f5_modules.tests.unit.compat import unittest
from ansible_collections.f5networks.f5_modules.tests.unit.compat.mock import Mock, patch
from ansible_collections.f5networks.f5_modules.tests.unit.modules.utils import set_module_args

fixture_path = os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), 'fixtures')
fixture_data = {}

def load_fixture(name):
    path = os.path.join(fixture_path, name)

    if path in fixture_data:
        return fixture_data[path]

    with open(path) as f:
        data = f.read()

    try:
        data = json.loads(data)
    except Exception:
        pass

    fixture_data[path] = data
    return data

class TestParameters(unittest.TestCase):
    def test_module_parameters(self):
        args = dict(
            filename='foo.qkview',
            asm_request_log=False,
            max_file_size=1024,
            complete_information=True,
            exclude_core=True,
            force=False,
            exclude=['audit', 'secure'],
            dest='/tmp/foo.qkview'
        )
        p = Parameters(params=args)
        assert p.filename == 'foo.qkview'
        assert p.asm_request_log is None
        assert p.max_file_size == '-s 1024'
        assert p.complete_information == '-c'
        assert p.exclude_core == '-C'
        assert p.force is False
        assert len(p.exclude_core) == 2
        assert 'audit' in p.exclude
        assert 'secure' in p.exclude
        assert p.dest == '/tmp/foo.qkview'

    def test_module_asm_parameter(self):
        args = dict(
            asm_request_log=True,
        )
        p = Parameters(params=args)
        assert p.asm_request_log == '-o asm-request-log'

class TestMadmLocationManager(unittest.TestCase):
    def setUp(self):
        self.spec = ArgumentSpec()
        self.p2 = patch('ansible_collections.f5networks.f5_modules.plugins.modules.bigip_qkview.tmos_version')
        self.p3 = patch('ansible_collections.f5networks.f5_modules.plugins.modules.bigip_qkview.send_teem')
        self.m2 = self.p2.start()
        self.m2.return_value = '14.1.0'
        self.m3 = self.p3.start()
        self.m3.return_value = True

    def tearDown(self):
        self.p2.stop()
        self.p3.stop()

    def test_create_qkview_default_options(self, *args):
        set_module_args(dict(
            dest='/tmp/foo.qkview',
            provider=dict(
                server='localhost',
                password='password',
                user='admin'
            )
        ))

        module = AnsibleModule(
            argument_spec=self.spec.argument_spec,
            supports_check_mode=self.spec.supports_check_mode
        )

        # Override methods in the specific type of manager
        tm = MadmLocationManager(module=module, params=module.params)
        tm.exists = Mock(return_value=False)
        tm.execute_on_device = Mock(return_value=True)
        tm._move_qkview_to_download = Mock(return_value=True)
        tm._download_file = Mock(return_value=True)
        tm._delete_qkview = Mock(return_value=True)

        # Override methods to force specific logic in the module to happen
        mm = ModuleManager(module=module)
        mm.is_version_less_than_14 = Mock(return_value=True)
        mm.get_manager = Mock(return_value=tm)

        with patch('os.path.exists') as mo:
            mo.return_value = True
            results = mm.exec_module()

        assert results['changed'] is False

class TestBulkLocationManager(unittest.TestCase):
    def setUp(self):
        self.spec = ArgumentSpec()
        self.p2 = patch('ansible_collections.f5networks.f5_modules.plugins.modules.bigip_qkview.tmos_version')
        self.p3 = patch('ansible_collections.f5networks.f5_modules.plugins.modules.bigip_qkview.send_teem')
        self.m2 = self.p2.start()
        self.m2.return_value = '14.1.0'
        self.m3 = self.p3.start()
        self.m3.return_value = True

    def tearDown(self):
        self.p2.stop()
        self.p3.stop()

    def test_create_qkview_default_options(self, *args):
        set_module_args(dict(
            dest='/tmp/foo.qkview',
            provider=dict(
                server='localhost',
                password='password',
                user='admin'
            )
        ))

        module = AnsibleModule(
            argument_spec=self.spec.argument_spec,
            supports_check_mode=self.spec.supports_check_mode
        )

        # Override methods in the specific type of manager
        tm = BulkLocationManager(module=module, params=module.params)
        tm.exists = Mock(return_value=False)
        tm.execute_on_device = Mock(return_value=True)
        tm._move_qkview_to_download = Mock(return_value=True)
        tm._download_file = Mock(return_value=True)
        tm._delete_qkview = Mock(return_value=True)

        # Override methods to force specific logic in the module to happen
        mm = ModuleManager(module=module)
        mm.is_version_less_than_14 = Mock(return_value=False)
        mm.get_manager = Mock(return_value=tm)

        with patch('os.path.exists') as mo:
            mo.return_value = True
            results = mm.exec_module()

        assert results['changed'] is False

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March 25, Evil Josh and Ted, Ketanji Brown Jackson, and Howl: a message from my Spirit Guide who likes long-ass titles.
Another March 25th and the heavenly deities are out today. My spirit guide tells me we should expect peace in Ukraine any day now, and Justice in the USA. Not sure how this will play out but I'll keep you updated. Looking at my earlier post on this day I'm reminded that the Church's prosecution of Joan of Arc was in full-tilt boogie on this day in 1431. In the trial records she asked to hear mass. Of course the madman church wouldn't do it. All she had to do was lie and say she didn't hear god (or her spirit guide as I am told by Viola, my spirit guide), but she wouldn't. Yes, she was a witch in the minds of the male clergy who said, "No woman can speak to God, God wouldn't have that (I paraphrase)."
Funny that in this year 2022 of our lord, the first black woman, Ketanji Brown Jackson, has been appointed to be a judge on the highest court in the land, and boy does this have the QAnon Men angry. Case in point, instead of asking Jackson factual questions about law, Josh and Ted wanted to know about her connection with a Child Pornography case that the QAnon conspiracy nuts believe support their belief that "Everyone who didn't support Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin are involved in a child pornography ring where they meet for pizza on Friday nights." What the Fuck! The question was asked by Sen. Josh Hawley, and then by Sen. Ted Cruz, who should have been escorted out of the building at that moment and driven to the E.I.E.I.O CRAZY FARM.
If that doesn't spell R-E-V-O-L-U-T-I-O-N, then I don't know what does.
Rest in peace Joan of Arc, repent and face the truth, Josh and Ted.
Joan of Arc being Accused of talking with God.
Ted Cruz Spreading Child Pornography Lies for His Idiot Fan Base.
Speaking of persecuted woman, on this day in1692 John Proctor of Salem Village encountered Samuel Sibley at a tavern for an ale and asked, "how are the folks of the Village?"
"Very bad last night," Sibley answered, "your maid (Mary) is at it again, she is practicing magic."
Proctor: "I'm going there now then to fetch the jade (A jade is a worn-out horse, a term, when applied to woman is comparable to 'bitch'). If they are to continue (he was upset they had been hanging out laughing), we should all be devils and witches quickly. I tried to keep her busy at the spinning wheel and threatened to thresh her if she tried that again. It worked, too, until I had to be away...."
(From: The Salem Witch Trials, Marilynne Roach.)
Oh, by the way, Proctor would eventually be accused of being a witch himself once he saw how out of control things had gotten and stood up for the accused. My spirit guide tells me that this will be the fate of Josh and Ted too in the end, for they will be eaten up by their own evil. That's the problem with evil, it is like acid in a plastic bottle and can not be contained, and will eventually eat its container.
Finally, on this day in 1957, 520 copies of Allen Ginsberg's book of poems called "Howl and Other Poems" were seized by U.S. Customs agents.
Why did these words scare the establishment? Well, the Attorney Generals Office wrote: "Howl"'s candid description of illegal drug use and homosexuality, graphic language, and profanity" were the problem.
On a closer examination, however, one finds that the real problem the establishment had with the book is the same it had with the hippy movement in general: a condemnation of the soulless, materialist, money-obsessed obscenity of American society and its treatment of minorities. That was the meat of the poem "Howl."

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DPNR performed water quality analysis at 36 designated beaches throughout the territory during the week of July 31 to Aug. 4, 2017.
This program will collect and recycle plastics from territorial coastal cleanup efforts.
DPNR performed water quality analysis at 36 designated beaches throughout the territory during the week of July 17-21, 2017.
The Virgin Islands Energy Office will host a series of two-day energy conservation, operations and maintenance training for government and building industry professionals in each district.
DPNR performed water quality analysis at 37 designated beaches throughout the territory during the week of July 10-14, 2017. The following beaches meet water quality standards and are safe for swimming or fishing.
DPNR performed water quality analysis at 37 designated beaches throughout the territory during the week of July 3-7, 2017. The following beaches meet water quality standards and are safe for swimming or fishing.
DPNR performed water quality analysis at 35 designated beaches throughout the territory during the week of June 26-30.
The Division of Coastal Zone Management will be screening the environmental documentary "Chasing Coral" during the July 14th weekend.


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Iuri Knorozov (rus. Юрий Валентинович Кнорозов, n. 19 noiembrie 1922 – d. 30 martie 1999) a fost un lingvist și istoric rus, cunoscut pentru contribuția decisivă la descifrarea scrierii mayașe.

S-a născut în localitatea Pivdenne, lângă Harkiv, Ucraina, într-o familie de intelectuali. A absolvit facultatea de istorie a Universității din Moscova în 1948. Și-a prezentat metoda de descifrare în articolul " Drevniaia pis'mennost' Tsentral'noi Ameriki" ("Scrierea antică a Americii Centrale") în revista "Sovetskaia Etnografia" în anul 1952. În acest articol a demonstrat că scrierea mayașilor constă nu doar din logograme, ci și din semne fonetice, reprezentând o combinație consonantă-vocală. Pentru această realizare i s-a conferit titlul de doctor. Meritele i-au fost recunoscute internațional abia în 1975, când un grup de savanți (Linda Schele, David H. Kelley ș. a.) au descifrat cronologia regilor din Palenque, aplicând metoda sa.

A primit Premiul de stat al URSS, a fost decorat cu Ordinul Quetzal din Guatemala și Ordinul Mexican Aguila Azteca. Este înmormântat la Sankt-Petersburg.

Note

Nașteri în 1922
Lingviști ruși
Decese în 1999

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× Wingfieldara, (abreviado Wgfa en el comercio), es un híbrido intergenérico entre los géneros de orquídeas Aspasia × Brassia × Odontoglossum.  Fue publicado en Orchid Rev.  88(1041) cppo: 12 (1980).

Referencias

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In four difference sessions, current research topics such as virtual coaches, exposure therapy Assistive AR technology, etc. were introduced.
IEEE VR is a premier conference in the field of virtual reality.


I'm so excited to share our trip not just for the sake of it, but because I realized how blogs are so relevant and dependable at this age of travel. Our whole itinerary was based on blogs and I hope that #oneday (lol, see what I did there) my tips and stories, may come in handy for your future travels as well!
So let's begin! Warning: Lengthy post ahead!
My first tip is to plan and book ahead. Our flight was actually a promo flight that we booked and availed months ago. This is one of the few times I thank the academic shift, which moved our summer to the off-peak season, the usual flying period of promo flights!
Along with planning ahead, is making sure you have an active passport and Korean visa. Guess who found out that her passport was expired only a month before my trip? It was a terrible nightmare; please don't let the same thing happen to you. Luckily, everything fell into place and I got my passport and visa right on time (read: just a week before).
My next tip is on the week of your trip, prepare and make a checklist. I got sick the week of my trip, had deadlines to meet, and my packing progress was at 0% — and all I could think of was WHY. Preparing means taking care of yourself and loading up on vitamins, especially since you'll be travelling to a different country with god-knows-what diseases (aka MERS). I have to thank my dr. daddy and antiobiotics for making me come through! I swear, I was so scared I would be quarantined at the airport huhu. Also since we we would be there for a week, making a checklist really helped me make sure I didn't miss out on anything. Don't forget to include in your checklist, converting your money to the foreign currency (they say the rate is always better here!). Below is a breakdown of my budget!
Korea is very tourist friendly because filling for a VISA is for free. You don't need to go through a travel agency to do it for you (unlike Japan). You can save money by doing it on your own.
We booked our flight via a promo on Air Asia (Half Piso Sale) and got two roundtrip tickets for around Php 15k. This amount includes baggage allowance and travel tax already.
We stayed with our friend who lives in Korea and had to pay a minimal fee because of a guest policy of her landlord (Thank you Soo!!).
This amount includes my personal budget (not including Martin's) for shopping, food, and transportation. Take note that this will depend on your preference in those three areas.
Incheon Airport. Travelling from the world's worst airport to the world's best airport (Martin Qui, 2015).
We took an hour and half trip via train to our friend's place where we would be staying. Korea's subway has to be the best I've ridden ever — so clean, efficient and on-time. To save you some time and money, if you will be in Korea for a relatively long time, I suggest that you download the subway app on your phone and get a reloadable CityPass card (you can buy this at any conveniece store and reload it there/any station). This is what we used throughout the whole trip and it was so much more convenient especially since we had a lot of stops! Oh and for those who are asking if it's safe to travel to Korea at this time, I think that the media has really sensationalized the whole thing as I could count with my own fingers how many people I saw wore masks. But always better to be safe, I guess!
We had a very late lunch first with our friend in this very hidden Japanese restaurant in Silim. They serve unlimited soup and kimchi, but the catch: no leftovers. It was very filling and definitely worth the price.
We arrived at our friend's place early afternoon. Being the eager travellers that we are, we wanted to make the most out of every day so we headed out after settling down!
Our first stop – Hongdae!
In the station we chanced upon this quirky store called Butter that sells all kinds of cute things. I went crazyyyy. You can find it in one of the exits. Perfect for thoughtful and affordable gifts and pasalubong!
Hongdae is one of the known shopping spots. Me and Martin were on a hunt for new kicks and we definitely went to Sneaker Heaven! This is one of the many sneaker stores we visited, Folder. Other stores I can suggest are LesMore and ABC Market for more bargain prices.
Hongdae is also known to have a lot of unique and quirky Cafes. This is one we passed by and I couldn't help but take a snap!
Such a youthful town, we felt like we belonged! Lol.
Next stop, next post – Ewha!
What camera are you using? This is one of the best travel to Korea blogpost I've ever read. Hoping for more!


This weekend saw the best fencers compete in the National Championships in London. Hannah Nesbitt from Leon Paul Epee Club coached by Jon Willis, solidly carve her way through the tableux to the final fight against Hannah Lawrence and had to settle for a silver medal!
Next weekend Hannah is off to the European Under 23 Championships in Plodiv Bulgaria!


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hayenc@union.edu
Department/Program:
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Chris began his career as an officer and has managed all aspects of the department on his way to the leadership role. Chris has a daughter completing her doctorate degree and a son working in municipal law enforcement. He volunteers regularly for charity running events and coaches a travel baseball team.
Some Notable Continuing Education: Certified Zone 5 NYS Department of Criminal Justice Public Safety Officer, Certified Zone 5 NYS Field Training Officer, Certified NYS Municipal Police General Topics Instructor, Certified Title IX Investigator, International Association for Campus Law Enforcement Administrator Certifications, Northeast Colleges and Universities Security Association Certifications. Besides membership in various law enforcement associations Chris is a member of the Schenectady County Community College Criminal Justice Board and the Local Emergency Planning Committee.
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Mahwah Council Still Doesn't Get It: Diligence Necessary [by Lisa Wisotsky and Yossi Mandelbaum]
Posted on January 24, 2018 by admin in Antisemitism, Blog, Eruv, Litigation, Mahwah, Ordinances | 2 Comments
By: Lisa Wisotsky and Yossi Mandelbaum
Announcing the nine count State Lawsuit against the township of Mahwah, then Attorney General Porrino said, "Our message to those public officials in Mahwah who are leading or following this misguided charge is meant to be loud and clear: We intend to hold you accountable." However, as of this writing, the township council has shown that it remains unwilling to recognize their pivotal role in inflaming the hateful environment which led to discriminatory ordinances.
Although the Parks Ordinance was rescinded and the Sign (Eruv) Ordinance tabled, the hateful environment continues in Mahwah. Council President Hermansen and Councilman David May continue to participate in online forums and refuse to call out blatantly anti semitic language from their constituents. Mr. May even mockingly presented the concept of a full Bergen County eruv to the county freeholders. The display of contempt is unmistakable.
This stance was made clear by the Mahwah Township attorney, Brian Chewcaskie at the 12/14/17 meeting (see video).
He described the ordinance undoing the Parks Ban and the Resolution (424-17) to table the Sign Ordinance as just a "strategic move" and does not address the offensive behavior or environment that led to the State of N.J. initiating a lawsuit and condemning the civil rights violations in Mahwah.
In January , the Township Council, in a move which can only be described as pure "chutzpah," re-installed Robert Hermansen as Council President. Upon being sworn in, he immediately began to lash out at the "outsiders" instead of taking responsibility for the current legal predicament. This is precisely the same defiant attitude Mr. Hermansen struck immediately following the news of the Bergen County prosecutor (and the now current New Jersey Attorney General) instructing the Chief of Police in Mahwah not to enforce the unconstitutional Park ordinance. Specifically, he declared to a concerned "outsider," "I promise you, there will be a Parks Ordinance and there will be one that is going to be enforceable in this town whether you like it or not."
The audacity of the Council continues with the current effort to recall Mayor LaForet. The Mayor changed his original position opposing the eruv and now urges the Council to alter their course as well. Mr. Hermansen, consistent with his inability to offer contrition, is supporting the recall effort. Mr. Hermansen adds the thinnest veneer of professionalism stating in a recent interview that as council president he can't take a stance on the recall, however as a private citizen he fully supports it. This is of course nonsense. Not only is Mr. Hermansen actively supporting this effort, he has used the his position on the town council to symbolically censure the Mayor and even stated at a council meeting "If I had my way his [Mayor Laforet] ass would be on the other side of this dais, and not even in this room and sitting at this Meeting."
Finally, when Keith Kaplan, at the January 9, 2018 Council meeting ( see video) asks Council President Robert Hermansen if the Council will renew the resolution in 2018 stating that the Council will not reenact Ordinance 1812 (Sign Ordinance), Robert Hermansen becomes argumentative and refuses to answer.
The Parks and Sign Ordinances were enacted in a hateful environment that was permitted and at times encouraged by the council. Rescinding the ordinances, without accepting responsibility and offering contrition, is unacceptable. This leaves open the possibility that similar ordinances may be enacted in the future when attention is shifted away from Mahwah.
2 Responses to Mahwah Council Still Doesn't Get It: Diligence Necessary [by Lisa Wisotsky and Yossi Mandelbaum]
Jennifer Diamond says:
You guys are just trying to stir the pot again. It's been a little quiet lately, and this time, you're not going to rattle us. We just want to be able to use our own parks, which are usually pretty quiet, without having to ask permission for our children to use the swing, or to have a turn spinning on the mushroom, because out of the blue, it's mobbed. I know that's boring and that the Nazi thing is a whole lot more interesting and press worthy. The fact remains, the council would have been bombarded with complaints no matter who or what took up all the parking spots and filled our playgrounds. I'm sorry if that doesn't align with your smear agenda, but that's the truth.
Keith Kaplan says:
Ms Diamond, I have never said that adequate rules were not to be enacted.
In fact, when I had a conversation with Council President Hermansen in July, I had inquired why the issue of overcrowding led to an ordinance banning non-residents, instead of an ordinance which would deal with overcrowding? I suggested that an ordinance prohibiting groups of a certain size, without a permit, would be better suited to the needs of the community for which he was describing.
I also spoke about the possibility of such an ordinance to Councilman May at several points over the following months.
I would ask why the council never took such a simple and proactive step towards addressing the problem. That would have been a much better use of their time and efforts.
In fact, now that they have repealed all of the ordinances we had issues with, it might be a good time to pass an ordinance regarding group size now — before nicer weather brings large groups back.


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Industrial production declined 5.7% in October in calendar-adjusted year-on-year terms, a deterioration from September's revised 2.4% decrease (previously reported: -2.7% year-on-year). October's reading was driven by contractions in the manufacturing, and electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply sectors, while the mining and quarrying sector grew solidly.
On a seasonally- and calendar-adjusted month-on-month basis, industrial output fell 1.9%, up from September's 2.6% drop. Annual average growth in industrial output fell from 6.9% in September to 5.7% in October.
Industrial production is likely to remain soft in the months ahead due to subdued domestic demand, tight financial conditions and elevated inflation putting pressure on firms' margins. However, industrial production should gradually improve later next year and the year after, with FocusEconomics Consensus Forecast panelists expecting industrial production to rise 1.7% in 2019 and 3.8% in 2020.


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Where Anabela Carneiro has published?
2017 Goods and Factor Market Integration: A Quantitative Assessment of the EU Enlargement. (2017). Sforza, Alessandro ; Parro, Fernando ; Opromolla, Luca David ; Caliendo, Lorenzo. In: CEP Discussion Papers. RePEc:cep:cepdps:dp1494.
2017 The Currency Union Effect: A PPML Re-assessment with High-Dimensional Fixed Effects. (2017). Zylkin, Thomas ; Yotov, Yoto ; Wanner, Joschka ; Larch, Mario. In: CESifo Working Paper Series. RePEc:ces:ceswps:_6464.
2017 Goods and Factor Market Integration: A Quantitative Assessment of the EU Enlargement. (2017). Sforza, Alessandro ; Parro, Fernando ; Opromolla, Luca David ; Caliendo, Lorenzo. In: CESifo Working Paper Series. RePEc:ces:ceswps:_6600.
2017 Análisis semiparametrico de los factores asociados a la sostenibilidad de los emprendimientos. (2017). Gutierrez, Walther Reina ; Gonzalez, Gabriel Jaime ; Sepulveda, Claudia Ines . In: REVISTA FACULTAD DE CIENCIAS ECONÓMICAS. RePEc:col:000180:015905.
2017 Goods and Factor Market Integration: A Quantitative Assessment of the EU Enlargement. (2017). Sforza, Alessandro ; Parro, Fernando ; Opromolla, Luca David ; Caliendo, Lorenzo. In: CEPR Discussion Papers. RePEc:cpr:ceprdp:12213.
2017 The extent and nature of downward nominal wage flexibility: An analysis of longitudinal worker/establishment data from Korea. (2017). Shin, Donggyun ; Park, Seonyoung. In: Labour Economics. RePEc:eee:labeco:v:48:y:2017:i:c:p:67-86.
2018 Job polarization, technological change and routinization: Evidence for Portugal. (2018). Fonseca, Tiago ; Pereira, Sonia C ; Lima, Francisco. In: Labour Economics. RePEc:eee:labeco:v:51:y:2018:i:c:p:317-339.
2017 Goods and factor market integration: a quantitative assessment of the EU enlargement. (2017). Opromolla, Luca David ; Caliendo, Lorenzo ; Sforza, Alessandro ; Parro, Fernando. In: LSE Research Online Documents on Economics. RePEc:ehl:lserod:86586.
2018 Some Like It Hot: Assessing Longer-Term Labor Market Benefits from a High-Pressure Economy. (2018). Moore, Robert ; Hotchkiss, Julie. In: FRB Atlanta Working Paper. RePEc:fip:fedawp:2018-01.
2017 Evolving Wage Cyclicality in Latin America. (2017). Messina, Julian ; Gambetti, Luca. In: IZA Discussion Papers. RePEc:iza:izadps:dp10657.
2017 Mode of Entry into Hybrid Entrepreneurship: New Venture Start-Up versus Business Takeover. (2017). Thurik, Roy ; Block, Joern ; Robert, Frank ; Lasch, Frank. In: IZA Discussion Papers. RePEc:iza:izadps:dp11104.
2018 Perceived Acceptability of Organizational Layoffs and Job Alliances During a Recession: A Mapping of Portuguese People's Views. (2018). Sequeira, Joana Margarida ; Mullet, Etienne. In: Journal of Business Ethics. RePEc:kap:jbuset:v:152:y:2018:i:4:d:10.1007_s10551-016-3270-z.
2017 The impact of habitual entrepreneurial experience on new firm closure outcomes. (2017). Mueller, Bettina ; Muller, Bettina ; Gottschalk, Sandra ; Greene, Francis J. In: Small Business Economics. RePEc:kap:sbusec:v:48:y:2017:i:2:d:10.1007_s11187-016-9780-3.
2017 The Productivity Advantage of Serial Entrepreneurs. (2017). Sørensen, Anders ; Shaw, Kathryn ; Sorensen, Anders. In: NBER Working Papers. RePEc:nbr:nberwo:23320.
2017 Goods and Factor Market Integration: A Quantitative Assessment of the EU Enlargement. (2017). Sforza, Alessandro ; Parro, Fernando ; Opromolla, Luca David ; Caliendo, Lorenzo. In: NBER Working Papers. RePEc:nbr:nberwo:23695.
2017 Decomposing the structure of wages into firm and worker effects: some insights from a high unemployment economy. (2017). Rebollo-Sanz, Yolanda F.. In: Working Papers. RePEc:pab:wpaper:17.10.
2017 The Diffusion of Knowledge via Managers Mobility. (2017). Sforza, Alessandro ; Opromolla, Luca David ; Mion, Giordano. In: Working Papers. RePEc:ptu:wpaper:w201701.
2018 The returns to schooling unveiled. (2018). Reis, Hugo ; Portugal, Pedro ; Guimaraes, Paulo ; Guimares, Paulo ; Cardoso, Ana Rute. In: Working Papers. RePEc:ptu:wpaper:w201805.
2018 The effect of information asymmetries on serial crowdfunding and campaign success. (2018). wright, mike ; Orsenigo, Carlotta ; Buttice, Vincenzo. In: Economia e Politica Industriale: Journal of Industrial and Business Economics. RePEc:spr:epolin:v:45:y:2018:i:2:d:10.1007_s40812-017-0074-9.
2017 Boom, slump, sudden stops, recovery, and policy options. Portugal and the Euro. (2017). Portugal, Pedro ; Blanchard, Olivier. In: Portuguese Economic Journal. RePEc:spr:portec:v:16:y:2017:i:3:d:10.1007_s10258-017-0139-8.
2018 An empirical test of replacement costs of turnover using human capital corporate panel in Korea. (2018). Kang, Man-Su ; Ha, Hong-Youl ; Pan, Huifeng . In: Asia Pacific Business Review. RePEc:taf:apbizr:v:24:y:2018:i:3:p:312-329.
2017 Unemployment, wages and pensions. (2017). Serrano, Felipe ; Peinado, Patricia. In: International Review of Applied Economics. RePEc:taf:irapec:v:31:y:2017:i:5:p:670-680.
2017 Market Knowledge: Evidence from Importers. (2017). Erbahar, Aksel. In: Tinbergen Institute Discussion Papers. RePEc:tin:wpaper:20170012.
2018 Occupation-skill mismatch and selection of immigrants: Evidence from the Portuguese labor market. (2018). Bah, Tijan L. In: NOVAFRICA Working Paper Series. RePEc:unl:novafr:wp1804.
2017 Sources of the Union Wage Gap: Results from High-Dimensional Fixed Effects Regression Models. (2017). Vilares, Hugo ; Portugal, Pedro ; Addison, John. In: GLO Discussion Paper Series. RePEc:zbw:glodps:5.
2017 Islamic Finance: Possibilities for Russian Economy. (2017). Chokaev, Bekhan. In: Working Papers. RePEc:rnp:wpaper:031719.
2012 Real Wages and the Business Cycle: Accounting for Worker, Firm, and Job Title Heterogeneity In: American Economic Journal: Macroeconomics.
2018 Leaving Employment to Entrepreneurship: The Value of Co†worker Mobility in Pushed and Pulled†Driven Start†ups In: Journal of Management Studies.
2018 The spatial dimension of internal labor markets In: Journal of Regional Science.
2013 Catastrophic job destruction during the Portuguese economic crisis In: Special Conference Papers.
2014 Catastrophic job Destruction during the Portuguese Economic Crisis.(2014) In: Journal of Macroeconomics.
2010 Wages and the risk of displacement In: Working Paper Series.
2008 Wages and the Risk of Displacement.(2008) In: Research in Labor Economics.
2006 Wages and the Risk of Displacement.(2006) In: IZA Discussion Papers.
2003 Wages and the Risk of Displacement.(2003) In: CEF.UP Working Papers.
2015 What explains the survival gap of pushed and pulled corporate spin-offs? In: Economics Letters.
2015 Serial entrepreneurship, learning by doing and self-selection In: International Journal of Industrial Organization.
2013 Serial entrepreneurship, learning by doing and self-selection.(2013) In: CEF.UP Working Papers.
2008 Market power, dismissal threat, and rent sharing: The role of insider and outsider forces in wage bargaining In: International Journal of Manpower.
2006 Market Power, Dismissal Threat and Rent Sharing: The Role of Insider and Outsider Forces in Wage Bargaining.(2006) In: IZA Discussion Papers.
2004 Market Power, Dismissal Threat, and Rent Sharing: the Role of Insider and Outsider Forces in Wage Bargaining.(2004) In: CEF.UP Working Papers.
2010 Empresas Estrangeiras e Capital Humano nos Serviços Intensivos em Conhecimento In: Notas Económicas.
2006 Earnings Losses of Displaced Workers: Evidence from a Matched Employer-Employee Data Set In: IZA Discussion Papers.
2006 Earnings Losses of Displaced Workers: Evidence from a Matched Employer-employee Data Set.(2006) In: CEF.UP Working Papers.
2007 Workers' Flows and Real Wage Cyclicality In: IZA Discussion Papers.
2004 Workers Flows and Real Wage Cyclicality.(2004) In: CEF.UP Working Papers.
2009 Real Wages and the Business Cycle: Accounting for Worker and Firm Heterogeneity In: IZA Discussion Papers.
2009 Real Wages and the Business Cycle: Accounting for Worker and Firm Heterogeneity.(2009) In: CEF.UP Working Papers.
2010 Immigrants at New Destinations: How They Fare and Why In: IZA Discussion Papers.
2012 Immigrants at new destinations: how they fare and why.(2012) In: Journal of Population Economics.
2013 Catastrophic Job Destruction In: IZA Discussion Papers.
2015 Decomposing the Wage Losses of Displaced Workers: The Role of the Reallocation of Workers into Firms and Job Titles In: IZA Discussion Papers.
2016 Entrepreneurial Choices of Initial Human Capital Endowments and New Venture Success In: IZA Discussion Papers.
2016 Entrepreneurial Choices of Initial Human Capital Endowments and New Venture Success.(2016) In: Tinbergen Institute Discussion Papers.
2015 Entry and exit dynamics of nascent business owners In: Small Business Economics.
2017 Determinants of grant decisions in R&D subsidy programmes: Evidence from firms and S&T organisations in Portugal In: Science and Public Policy.
2012 Establishment Turnover and the Evolution of Wage Inequality In: CEF.UP Working Papers.
2013 Entrepreneurship Dynamics: Entry Routes, Business-Owners Persistence and Exit Modes In: CEF.UP Working Papers.
2015 Deviating from the benchmarks: Human capital inputs and the survival of new startups In: CEF.UP Working Papers.
2005 Plant Turnover and the Evolution of Regional Inequalities In: ERSA conference papers.


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Rehearsal photos: Ben Whishaw, Bertie Carvel and the cast of #Bakkhai, Almeida Theatre
Review: Louise Brealey and Joe Armstrong in Constellations, Trafalgar Studios
Review: Stephen Merchant in The Mentalists, Wyndhams Theatre
The Mentalists. Stephen Merchant as Ted and Steffan Rhodri as Morrie. Photo by Helen Maybanks
The Mentalists is a revival of an early work by One Man Two Guvnors writer Richard Bean. He won awards for One Man which toured internationally as well as having a stint on Broadway. Skewering the two plays with a reference to One Man on marketing material for The Mentalists does, perhaps, give a slightly false impression as the two are different comedic beasts.
Set in a cheap hotel room in Finsbury Park, Ted (Stephen Merchant) has asked his old friend Morrie (Steffan Rhodri) to make a film for him.
Ted is a frustrated fleet manager from the Midlands who gets affronted by everything from the receptionist not knowing who Oswald Moseley is, to litter dropping and immigration. He's also in trouble, the depth of which gradually unfolds.
Morrie is a laid back, unisex hairdresser with a more liberal attitude to the world. He lives in fantasy where women find him irresistible and his father was some sort of super-Dad with an amazing array of achievements: "He was the only British boxer to box at every weight".
He also shoots amateur porn on the side and for a while we are led to suppose that this is where Ted's interest lies. It isn't; Ted had an hallelujah moment reading Walden Two by EF Skinner, a 1940s sci fi novel about changing human behaviour. Inspired he seizes upon a chance to not only create a society based on cleanliness and good behaviour but in being the leader he can elevate himself above the sea of forgettable ordinariness. The film Morrie is to make is a promotional video for Ted's demagogic utopia. Ted believes he is on the cusp of something big.
The two are oddballs and oddly complementary as friends and Bean mines their contrasting characters and outlooks for much of the humour. References to Greeks "They peaked too soon" and xenophobic comments about newspaper stories give the play resonance today.
While One Man was a farce full of belly laughs The Mentalists' sometimes dark, absurdist subject matter by comparison is somewhat subtler. The first half is a little slow but the second half comes together nicely as the tension is ramped. There are a good handful of laugh out loud moments - Bean has written some brilliant one liners - but the overall feeling is one of amusement rather than out and out hilarity.
The Mentalists is on at the Wyndhams Theatre until September 26 and is one hour and 50 minutes long including an interval.
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Today, we went over the review sheet for Unit 5B Test on Logarithmic Functions. We then took our Unit Test on Unit 5B. The review sheet was collected at the end of the class. A second review sheet was given for an extra credit 100 in this unit if the students complete it. Please see the links below for today's materials.
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As at June 2018, Sydney was the nation's least affordable housing market across each of the three purchasing metrics and rental affordability was only marginally lower than the most unaffordable market, Hobart.
With recent declines in prices there has been a slight improvement on the price based metrics over the past quarter.
Over the past five years, median dwelling prices have increased by 51.0% compared to household incomes increasing by just 16.1%.
It has been a similar story over the past decade with median price growth (89.0%) more than double the household income growth (42.0%).
With fairly rapid growth in median prices over recent years and minimal income growth, housing affordability has deteriorated over recent years across regional NSW.
Over the past quarter, median prices have begun to fall which is resulting in a slight improvement in affordability.
Over the five years to June 2018, median dwelling prices have increased at almost double the rate (32.4%) of household incomes (16.6%).
Over the decade to June 2018 median prices and household incomes have grown at a much closer pace of 51.5% and 41.1% respectively.
Looking back to look forward: Was I right about Sydney in 2009?


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Construction apprenticeships 'need to be funding priority'
Jon Coles
THE ANNOUNCEMENT of a new £111 million fund for apprenticeships must be followed by a sector-specific plan as to where this training will be targeted, the Federation of Master Builders (FMB) Cymru has said, in response to the Welsh Government's newly published budget.
Ifan Glyn, Director of FMB Cymru, said: "We welcome the Welsh Government's announcement of a new £111 million apprenticeship fund, aimed at creating 100,000 all-age apprenticeships. Now it is important that the Welsh Government focuses on the task of allocating those funds to training in industries where skilled workers are most needed and where the impact will be most beneficial for the wider economy. For that reason, it would be helpful to provide a sector break down of where these 100,000 apprenticeships will be created, so that key industries and businesses can plan ahead."
Glyn concluded: "In particular, the construction industry is still waiting on a clear skills strategy from the Welsh Government. Our sector is already suffering from an enormous talent shortage, and this is only likely to worsen as the Welsh Government embarks on its drive to build more homes in addition to the obvious pressures that will be created by major infrastructure projects such as the new Wylfa nuclear power plant. Businesses need to know whether the projected number of construction apprenticeships to be funded will be adequate to plug this skills gap. At a time of continued reductions in UK-wide spending and economic uncertainty in the wake of Brexit, creating jobs with a virtual guarantee of high value, well paid employment that will help generate activity throughout the Welsh economy is a no brainer. Few industries are better placed to provide such opportunities than construction. This is something which we hope the Welsh Government recognises."
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Be the #1 – inspiring looked-after learners
Cerys Lafferty
NEW funding to support children and young people with Additional Learning Needs has been announced by Jeremy Miles, the Minister for Education and Welsh Language.
£18m will be made available to provide extra support for children and young people with ALN who've been affected by the pandemic and to help educational settings as learners move to the new ALN system from this month.
£10m of the funding will be used to support learners with ALN affected by the pandemic and to improve their wellbeing. During the pandemic, many disabled children and young people, including learners with ALN, continue to experience a negative impact on their mental health and difficulties accessing education.
The funding will add to existing support for ALN learners, such as intensive learning support and speech and language therapy. The funding can also be used to provide extra resources to target the impacts of the pandemic, such as mental health support and tailored support to help with attendance.
£8m will be allocated to schools, nurseries, local authorities and Pupil Referral Units to move learners from the old Special Educational Needs (SEN) system to the new ALN system, as the roll-out of the Additional Learning Needs Act continues.
The new ALN system, being rolled out over three years, will ensure children and young people with ALN are identified quickly and their needs are met. The Act makes provision for new individual development plans, designed to put the views of learners at the heart of the decision-making process, alongside those of their parents or carers.
Minister for Education and Welsh Language Jeremy Miles said:
"We are determined to deliver a fully inclusive education system in Wales – a system where additional needs are identified early and addressed quickly, and where all children and young people are supported to thrive in their education.
"Schools and nurseries are already doing a fantastic job of supporting their learners, but we know they need more resources to do this. That's why I'm announcing this additional investment to support learners to overcome the effects of the pandemic and prevent the entrenchment of inequalities on their education, employment opportunities, their health and wellbeing."
Schools and colleges to receive additional funding
SCHOOLS and colleges will receive £103 million in Welsh Government funding, as learners return for the January term.
£50m will be provided via local authorities through the Sustainable Communities for Learning programme. The funding will help schools carry out capital repair and improvement work, with a focus on health and safety measures, such as improving ventilation. The funding will also be used to support decarbonisation.
£45m of revenue funding will also help support school budgets, assisting schools as they continue to deal with the ongoing impacts of the pandemic and to prepare for the requirements of the new curriculum.
An additional £8m will be provided to further education colleges, to ensure learning can continue safely and ensure the most disadvantaged learners are not further impacted by the pandemic.
Jeremy Miles, the Minister for Education and the Welsh Language, said:
"I know schools and colleges have faced a very difficult time and everyone across the workforce has worked incredibly hard to meet the challenges of the pandemic. This funding will further support our schools and colleges to keep settings as Covid-secure as possible.
"While we want to support the sector in recovering from the pandemic, we also have to make sure we continue to plan for the future, and help all education settings across Wales fulfil our collective goals of making Wales a net-zero nation.
"The funding announced today will help us to ensure sustainability across the sector – be that the environmental sustainability achieved through decarbonisation, or sustainability in provision."
Welsh schools plan to work from home after Christmas
Jeremy Miles MS
SCHOOLS across Wales have been told by the Education Minister to prepare for at-home learning starting in January.
Jeremy Miles MS has repeated the Welsh Government's aspiration to stick to in-person learning in schools. However, he added that some measures may need to be taken to protect children and staff members.
He has written to schools, suggesting they have preparations in place to move to remote learning if needed.
Schools will be given two days at the start of the spring term to create plans for all children to return to school.
Colleges have also been given the option to use the two "planning days" at the start of term, and have been advised they can move to some online learning from January.
The use of face coverings in schools will continue, as well as an increase in taking Lateral Flow Tests. Secondary school pupils and staff are expected to test at least three times a week.
Schools have also been given permission to stagger starting and finishing times in the new term to help combat the spread of the Omicron variant.
Mr Miles has said: "Our collective priority continues to be to minimise the disruption to education, and ensure where possible learners continue to receive in-person learning, as well as protecting staff, learners and communities,
"I know that the autumn term has been particularly challenging for school staff, learners and their families, and the level of disruption due to staff capacity has resulted in some schools having to make the difficult decision to move certain classes or year groups to remote learning for short periods.
"In recognition of the challenges that schools and colleges have faced, and the current levels of uncertainty regarding the impact of Omicron, I have today written to all schools and colleges to provide as much clarity now as I can to enable them to plan and prepare for the return in January.
"I am providing all schools with two planning days at the start of the spring term. This will allow time for schools to assess staffing capacity and put the necessary measures in place to support the return of all learners.
"Schools will be asked to make use of the planning days to ensure they have robust plans in place to move to remote learning if required – this could be for individual classes or year groups or possibly for the whole school.
"Schools will be asked also to use this opportunity to revisit contingency plans, ensuring exam years are prioritised for on-site provision should there be a need to restrict in person learning at any time and consider what arrangements might need to be in place for vulnerable learners and the children of critical workers during any periods of disruption.
"This is a fast evolving situation and we continue to monitor the latest data and evidence.
"I would like to reiterate my thanks to all in the education community for all they have done during these most challenging of times."
Commenting Laura Anne Jones MS, Welsh Conservative and Shadow Education Minister, said:
"The youngest in our society have sacrificed so much during the pandemic to protect others at a huge cost to their own life chances.
"Therefore, it is essential we do everything we can to ensure schools are kept open at their normal capacity.
"Education is not expendable, especially for vulnerable children where their time away from home is their only respite from abuse.
"There are legitimate concerns over workforce availability if a significant wave hits the country, and that's why the priority and energy of government must be directed at rolling out the booster jab programme as quickly as possible."


Your Spirit – Prov 25:28 – you have seen cities destroyed and with their walls broken down from enemy attacks – they didn't remain that way if they are still occupied today – people cleaned up the cities and rebuilt them – likewise, when your spirit is wounded, you need to refortify and rebuild – your must rule your own spirit or like a city you will be destroyed – you are to put away all bitterness, anger, wrath, and malice, you are to be angry and sin not, you are to deal with and overcome your feelings of loneliness, depression, fear [2 Tim 1:7], anxiety and so forth.
Your Body – 1 Cor 9:27 – Solomon said that if you are a man given to appetite put a knife to your throat – in other words, he hangs the responsibility for managing your appetite squarely on your shoulders – Eli was criticized for being a fat man – you need to properly nourish yourself – you need to learn to deal with the stress in your life – you need to develop your sleep habits so that you get adequate rest – you need to manage your moderate exercise – you need to develop godliness in your life.
Your Sin – Gen 4:7; Rom 6:12 – when David committed adultery with Bathsheba he said, "I have sinned" – he didn't blame anyone else and he didn't call it anything other than what it is, "sin" – you need to rule your thoughts – you need to rule your lusts – you need to rule your pride – the Lord holds you responsible for your sin so you must deal with it – it is to convenient to say "in my flesh dwelleth no good thing" or "I am waiting on the Lord to deliver me from this" or "the devil is really beating me up with this" – you deal with it by God's grace!
Your Wife – Gen 3:!6; Eph 5:22-23 [1 Pet 3:1] – contrast Is 3:12 – Jezebel was a very wicked wife who usurped authority – Vashti was put away because she refused to obey the king – Sarah gave poor advice in the matter of Abraham conceiving with Hagar but gave godly advice in the matter of separating Isaac from Ishmael [ultimately Abraham was responsible to follow the Lord in both cases] – Sarah willing followed Abraham from Ur into Canaan and from Canaan into Egypt and Gerar and even failed to disclose the truth of her marriage to Abraham in order to protect him.
As a young woman if you are considering dating a young man you'd better consider this first, "Is he submitted to Jesus Christ?" It is not enough that he is saved. If he is not following the Lord you will never be comfortable submitting to the Lord working through him in your life. As a young man, don't even think about taking on the responsibility of a wife until you learn to submit to the Lord. You cannot lead a wife if you are not submitted to the Lord.
Conclusion: You must rule over your spirit, body, sin and wife in your life. These are things that the Lord has given for you to do. He will help you but he is not going to do it for you.


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Still A King of Kong – A Billy Mitchell Update
This is all about 'the comeback' and we all like a comeback, don't we?
By early 2018, circumstances had turned very dark for arcade gaming legend Billy Mitchell. Our favorite 1980s arcade rock star and the perfect villain of 2007's "The King of Kong" had seemingly been caught cheating on his high score videos that were a centerpiece of the back and forth in that film. Essentially, he was accused of having run the game off a computer and not original machine hardware, a tactic that would theoretically allow him to save his progress and re-start from a recent playing point if he made a mistake.
As a result, it seemed like 'modern' Billy's greatest accomplishments were frauds… he'd surely been an arcade king in his prime back in the 1980s, but the idea that Billy in the 2000s was capable of far surpassing his previous peak scores was seemingly a lie.
Things didn't get immediately better in June of 2018 when Billy showed up at a videogame convention and gave a sort of epic, rambling panel speech. The headline of a recap of that panel mentioned 'redemption' but that appearance most certainly was nothing of the sort.
From the span of April 2018 until that appearance in June, Billy had continued to make convention appearances and accounts were that he was met with hostility from some outspoken gamer fans. No big surprise.
Take a moment to inventory the state of his life at this point. The guy's geek cred was destroyed, and his entire life was seemingly build on his identity of being a rock star arcade game player over the past nearly-forty years. ALL of his other scores were thrown out, as if they were also somehow tainted too. His hometown newspaper ran a story about how he was a (likely) fraud. Darkness!
Well, things seemed to have turned a corner in August of 2018.
There was some speculation that this score scandal must have lit a fire inside our favorite arcade villain. He didn't just slump away into history… he came back.
HE CAME BACK!
Broadcasting on Twitch, using multiple cameras, Billy ran up a "Donkey Kong" score that essentially matched his "King of Kong" score.
Billy didn't stop there though, and he seems to be using Twitch as a way to clear his name.
At this point, the debate online seemed to have shifted – people were admitting that "Yeah, he is capable of hitting the claimed scores." and instead simply focused on the notion that Billy was dishonest in the compilation of key scores in the 2000s timeframe.
If you want to be a naysayer though, Billy has a convoluted claim that he's tried to float regarding the whole April scandal being a conspiracy against him by a certain hater mob mentality online. Basically, as he tells it, people completely created the claims against him in a takedown effort of sorts. To be clear, Billy has not ever admitted to any wrongdoing in the past.
My two cents? I think that he did have a means to cheat set up back in the 2000s but it's not clear to what extent he used it. The fact that he didn't disclose his setup shot him in the foot though and was ultimately a dumb move.
All that said, the guy clearly has the skills.
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Posted By: PerseusSpartacus Date: 9/24/12 2:54 p.m.
: the grenade climbing effect.
Unfortunately, I don't have the latest M1A1 maps, just the latest Aleph One application. Oops. Oh well. Even so, I'm horrible at grenade hopping, so it'd be pointless for me to try. In fact, part of what made Fire! (x5) such an annoying level for me was that I thought no matter which way you went, you had to grenade hop. If you skipped activating the H-Platform, you had to grenade-hop out of the lava to get to the other side. If you went to activate the H-Platform, you had to grenade-hop to get back to it, or so I thought.
By the way, once I get to the more interesting parts of M1A1 (which, in fact, start with Defend THIS!, the very next edition), I'll stop being so detailed about the level design and focus more on my first impressions and on the story elements, along with the more interesting features of the levels.


Aston Villa and Wolverhampton Wanderers were linked with Stoke City full-back Moritz Bauer in the January transfer window.
Both sides were credited with an interest in the 27-year-old who arrived at Stoke from Rubin Kazan 14 months ago.
Bauer was identified by Villa as an option to reinforce Dean Smith's defence, while he was seen as a potential back-up to Matt Doherty for Wolves.
But the Austria international has made just one appearance since the window shut having fallen out of favour under manager Nathan Jones.
He could, though, be set for a surprise recall to the Stoke team after an injury to Tom Edwards.
So, what's gone wrong for Bauer since he was touted with a move to the West Midlands?
But he lost his place early in the season and then fell out of favour with former boss Gary Rowett before his dismissal.
A furious Rowett, who said he would burn more calories walking his dog in the morning, fumed at the time: "I don't think is appropriate is to then go and put a social media post up before the team has been announced about how hard he is working.
Then in January, Wolves were keen tried to arrange a loan deal until the end of the season.
The £5.5m signing was seen as ideal back-up to wing-back Doherty but he stayed put.
Villa were also keen as Smith went on the hunt for signings to strengthen his backline.
But the claret and blues recruited Kortney Hause and Tyrone Mings, and also secured a deal to see full-back Frederic Guilbert join in the summer.


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Activision suffers setback in No Doubt suit
Publisher's free speech defense thrown out by judge in dispute over group's likenesses being used to sing others' songs in Band Hero.
By Brendan Sinclair on April 16, 2010 at 10:53AM PDT
While much of the attention surrounding Activision in recent weeks has been on the publisher's litigious falling out with Infinity Ward cofounders Jason West and Vince Zampella, the publisher's legal department has a lot more on its plate. For example, there's still the matter of last year's dispute with No Doubt, which sued the publisher after finding out players of Band Hero could make their virtual counterparts perform other artists' songs.
Using people's likenesses for commercial gain apparently isn't covered by freedom of speech.
This week the band scored a hit in the ongoing battle, as a Los Angeles County Superior Court judge tentatively rejected Activision's invoking a freedom of speech defense in the case, according to the Los Angeles Times. That wasn't the only setback Activision has suffered in the case, as a previous attempt to have the matter bumped up to federal court was also rejected.
No Doubt is accusing Activision of breaching its contract with the band, saying its agreement to have its likenesses in the game extended only to the group's three songs: "Just a Girl," "Don't Speak," and "Excuse Me Mr." Activision's countersuit against the band claimed it is "publicly known" that characters in previous Guitar Hero games have been "unlockable" in the same fashion, suggesting No Doubt did not exercise due diligence before entering into the agreement. As for Activision's claims against No Doubt, the publisher alleges that the band backed out of contractually obligated promotional services for the game.
No Doubt's members aren't the only rock stars uncomfortable with the unlockable aspect of stars in Activision's Hero series of games. When Guitar Hero 5 allowed users to play as the late Kurt Cobain on songs by dozens of artists like Bon Jovi, Public Enemy, and even No Doubt, the Nirvana frontman's widow, Courtney Love, threatened to sue Activision. Cobain's bandmates in Nirvana stopped short of threatening litigation but fruitlessly requested that Activision patch the game to prohibit using the singer's likeness in other bands' songs.
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Arlington, Va.— Long-time RadioShack chairman John Roach and the late A.J. Richard, the "Son" in New York-based retail chain P.C. Richard & Son, were among those named to this year's class of inductees into the Consumer Electronics Industry Hall of Fame.
The inductees, who will be formally initiated at the CEA's annual Industry Forum in San Francisco, Oct. 16-18, also include: former Motorola chairman Robert Galvin; Jack Doyle of Pioneer America; Howard Ladd of Sanyo; Andrew Grove and Gordon Moore, two of the three co-founders of Intel (the third co-founder, Robert Noyce, was inducted in 2000); Dr. Donald Bitzer, Dr. Robert Willson and the late Dr. Gene Slottow, the Emmy-award winning inventors of plasma displays for television; Nick Holonyak Jr., inventor of the light-emitting diode; and George Heilmeier, who invented the liquid crystal display. They join the 97 other industry luminaries in the CEA Hall of Fame.
"The accomplishments of the individuals who are entering the Hall of Fame this year are simply amazing," said CEA President and CEO, Gary Shapiro. "Their inventions and leadership laid the groundwork for today's digital products and technologies, enhancing the way consumers around the world work, live and play."


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Thanks to Incy Wincy's Day Nursery at Bedale for inviting me to join them at the stunning Thorp Perrow Arboretum to find natural inspiration for our printerly art among the majestic trees bearing such splendid autumnal hues!
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I had a fantastic day at the One Education Literacy Conference 2017. As well as exhibiting my Storybook Writing Projects I was able to squeeze in attending a few workshops and lectures. I got to meet lots of lovely teachers, literacy leads, and heads – looking forward to working with some of you next year!
That's me! That's right, in full Native American costume and sat in front of my tipi! I was invited to visit Saltney Ferry C.P. School in N.Wales to be the secret ingredient in their Wild West themed day. It was great fun! The children were so excited and responded really well to the traditional tales I shared.
I also got to feature some of my own favourite characters, The MiniYarns, in a little story about a cowboy who lost his hat. The children loved joining in by trying to come up with solutions for rescuing it from the top of a prickly cactus!
Activities included group mark-making sessions and also threading story beads and found objects onto string to serve as a mnemonic aid to storytelling. The children produced some beautiful art and performed superbly, being able to recall and retell even complex narratives. Everyone had a truly wild and western kind of day!


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Q: Which specific Code may I cite in my Second Review for an incorrect payment per a pre-negotiated 5307.11 contract?
A: For Physician Services, if a claims administrator disputes a 5307.11 contracted reimbursement as outside the fee schedule, the request for Second Review should cite CCR § 9789.12.1.
Per CCR § 9789.12.1 Official Medical Fee Schedule for Physician and Non-Physician Practitioner Services – For Services Rendered On or After January 1, 2014: "The Physician Fee Schedule shall not govern fees for services covered by a contract setting such fees as permitted by Labor Code section 5307.11."
For services other than Physician Services, if a claims administrator disputes a 5307.11 contracted reimbursement as outside the fee schedule, the request for Second Review should cite the the following Labor Codes:
California Labor Code Section 5307.11: A health care provider or health facility licensed pursuant to Section 1250 of the Health and Safety Code, and a contracting agent, employer, or carrier may contract for reimbursement rates different from those in the fee schedule adopted and revised pursuant to Section 5307.1. When a health care provider or health facility licensed pursuant to Section 1250 of the Health and Safety Code, and a contracting agent, employer, or carrier contract for reimbursement rates different from those in the fee schedule, the medical fee schedule for that health care provider or health facility licensed pursuant to Section 1250 of the Health and Safety Code shall not apply to the contracted reimbursement rates.
California Labor Code Section 5307.1(h) This section does not prohibit an employer or insurer from contracting with a medical provider for reimbursement rates different from those prescribed in the official medical fee schedule.
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Web, UX, Brand, and Graphic Designer with 14 years experience, helping genre fiction authors sell more books through the WordPress platform.
Hi! I'm Kira — a web and graphic designer with fourteen years' raw-knuckle industry experience, with a background in user experience (UX) design and brand management. I've worked for companies like Lightspeed, Airbnb, and fashion mogul, Dynamite — but my passion is helping authors tell their story through their websites and book marketing with a fresh WordPress install and a brand-spanking new identity design.
I work with people who want to aggressively represent the genre they write, who like to scrutinize the details, and who want to present their author platform a little bit differently in an over-saturated market. I believe that every website is like a book: it ought to tell your story. I can help with that.
My experience providing design solutions to a variety of clients balances technical proficiency, accountability, creative process, and a desire to establish resonant products in print and on the web. An aggressive creative professional with uncompromising standards for execution, I am committed to producing work that is beautiful, user-friendly, and competitive with the competition. I am in love with narrative design structure, which is why I adore working with authors, and it goes without saying that I am a voracious reader too.
For clients that are in creative professions, I provide a unique design service for the WordPress platform that best marries my knowledge of branding, visual design, marketing savvy, and user experience to facilitate conversion -- i.e. helping you sell more books.
I like to work with writers of genre fiction, given that I am a writer myself and have spent extensive time figuring out the best approaches to building an author website that can help you grow your platform. I have an affinity for the "weirdos" (mostly because I am one myself): horror writers, authors of dark fantasy, grimdark, urban fantasy, magical reality, YA and MG authors, and debuts -- let's chat about your worlds and how to best turn them into something tangible that your fans can discover.
Owned and operated a freelance design company that provided user experience design, identity, graphic, and web design services to a variety of creative professionals in the publishing industry. Provided consultation services to optimize user behaviour on web and mobile properties, while establishing style guidelines for sub-contractors. Managed budgets, final production, and quality assurance.
Led the development of the UX/UI strategy for Groupe Dynamite's web and mobile initiatives; translated business product vision into a cohesive user experience by reconciling user needs with business goals, technical capabilities and best practices in interaction design and usability; facilitated design brainstorming and working sessions with business stakeholders and execution team through the use of collaboration techniques, interactive prototypes, visual mockups and interface demos; conduct research into competitor products and UX to identify opportunities in digital products and designs that provide a competitive edge; Worked with the Web Analytics Manager to establish performance indicators and measure business value and return of the developed products. Ensured compliance with external standards (e.g.: WCAG) and internal brand guidelines for use by Product Owners, brand teams, and IT departments. Championed user-centered design thinking, who understands that the best products are designed when the team embraces a collaborative and agile culture and process.
Conceived, executed, and tested interface designs for the Luxury Retreats website and digital presences while leveraging their brand recognition. Offered research and insight on trends and best practices associated with web design, ergonomics, and user experience. Collaborated with stakeholders and Product Managers to conceptualize new products and improve existing solutions on the company's website, in their internal and supplier tools, and apps. Followed initial concepts, wireframes, mockups, and prototypes through to production and user testing, while playing a key role in the visual design of new features and ongoing refinements to existing features.
Conceptualized, planned, and executed design and strategies that leveraged the company's brand image, social presence, website, marketing, and corporate identity online, in print, and at industry trade shows. Collaborated closely with the other members of the marketing department and contributed significantly to the brand's visual evolution. Adapting quickly, working through iterations, and producing clean, efficient designs that met deadlines was a work standard. Managed a team of three direct reports, and oversaw the rebranding effort.
Conceptualized and designed an interactive, flash-based Cd-Rom presentation and website for the Logo Cities symposium, followed by a sibling website with new content, continuing the project, a year later.
Designed multiple web properties, identity packages, and print resources. Collaborated with stakeholders to ensure objectives were met, and outsourced design services in signage, installation, printed collateral to non-profit partners.
Owned and operated a freelance design company that provided user experience design, identity development, graphic design, and web design services to a variety of clients. Executed deliverables for a variety of commerce platforms including WordPress, xCart, Big Cartel, and Etsy. Provided UI and UX design and consultation services to optimize user behaviour on web and mobile properties, while establishing brand and style guidelines for sub-contractors. Managed budgets, final production, and quality assurance, while offering a variety of product design services including wireframe, rapid prototyping, user research, competitor analysis, data-driven design, and usability testing.
The goal of this design solution was to reduce friction and accordingly, user drop-off before completion. We reduced the number of steps required for a user to complete the checkout process while still supporting best practices for login and guest checkout, added smart completion and pre-population of address fields by leveraging the Google API, and included a simplified ship-to-store feature. We also included a share cart feature to improve conversion in mobile users after finding that mobile's conversion was drastically lower than that of desktop.
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Everything Elvis
In 2007 four EPFCA members flew to Memphis to commemorate the 30th Anniversary of Elvis' passing. Our dream had come true. We arrived midday 5th August, booked into our Red Roof Inn Motel and drove straight to Graceland. Nicolette was our designated driver and Annemarie our navigator.
Those first moments gazing over the wall at the mansion cannot be described. Our feelings were overpowering. We were on Elvis territory and wanted to see and experience everything Elvis possible. As this was the week before actual Elvis Week, we had time to explore all the well-known places Elvis knew... Humes High, 2414 Lamar Ave,Lauderdale Courts, Sun Studio, Audubon Drive 1034, 1266 Dolan Drive, the Circle G Ranch, Mid-South Coliseum, Liberty Land with the wooden Zippen Pippin, Stax Museum - the list goes on and on. One of my highlights, the Overton Park Shell, was still beautiful though neglected. All of us were imagining Elvis performing here.
Then, at last, our Graceland VIP tour - what an emotional drive up to Graceland, through the music gates and up to the house. Heart overflowing, tears streaming down my face - I was here. Walking through the house for the first time, I felt like a zombie. Standing at Elvis' grave 30 years on, I felt so privileged sharing what so many people still felt: love and respect for Elvis and his legacy.
Back through Graceland, drinking in every little detail this time. Hall of Gold, Racquetball Court - could one person really have achieved all this? YES! ELVIS!
Then came the Automobile Museum, the aeroplanes and other exhibitions across from Graceland at the Plaza. All of us were sometimes just speechless, trying to absorb all we were seeing. Visiting the mansion yet again, we were the last four alone inside before they closed. What a feeling - just us and Elvis! We also revisited the grave again and again, each with our own thoughts and longing.
Tupelo! Wow, touring the wide open American highways. I haven't mentioned the heat, yet, but here in Tupelo it was really, really hot. The little shotgun house, Tupelo Hardware Store, Lawhon Elementary and much more. A real satisfying day.
We met up with fellow club member John Webb at the Plaza. Everyone bought FTD CDs and books. The official opening of Elvis Week was held at AutoZone Park with a baseball game between the Memphis Redbirds and Omaha Royals, ending with a fireworks display to the beat of Elvis music. Magnificent.
Beale Street, The Peabody Hotel, a trip down the Mississippi River on an authentic paddle boat, Elvis Expo, Insiders Conference - just a few activities we attended. I even got to shake Jerry Shilling's hand and chat to him while he autographed his new book for me. A great Elvis-related moment.
A first ever - two movie nights on the lawn at Graceland. Elvis on the big screen in Viva Las Vegas and That's The Way It Is. Loved it. Then the 4th Annual Movie Festival at Malco Theatre's Studio On The Square with more movies on the big screen like Girl Happy, Charro and Speedway. Just couldn't get enough.
At last, the Candlelight Vigil, 15th August. First a moving ceremony, If I Can Dream being the theme, then the queues waiting to pass the grave. We stood in the queue from 12.30 a.m. It was still very, very hot. Huge standing fans all over cooled us down. Candles were issued at the music gates and lit with a flame from the everlasting flame at Elvis' grave. We walked two by two, there being so many fans and stood at the grave at about 6 a.m. That night 75,000 fans passed by Elvis' grave - all sad and happy to be there. Totally exhausted we drove home as the sun came up, but so grateful to have been there for the commemoration event.
Then came Elvis - The Concert and directly after that the Midnight Vegas Show. Absolutely brilliant. Totally overwhelming - imagine, just imagine that Elvis is performing live to a sold out auditorium. I was quite shell-shocked for a while. The whole set-up was amazing, it so easily could have been live shows.
This mind-boggling Elvis Week ended with the Night of A Thousand Stars - a meetup with some film co-stars of Elvis through the years - Suzanna Leigh, Ed Faulkner and Jan Shepard to name a few.
Lastly, it was back to Graceland to say goodbye, sign on the wall and remember: he dared to rock That's All Right - 5 July 1954! As George Klein says: "The sun never sets on a legend".
We'll be back! If you're not an Elvis fan - you just don't get it!
Jackie Van Schalkwyk © EPFCA
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Lucy Crawford began her body centred work in 1990 as an Aromatherapist, Massage Therapist and Bodywork Practitioner at Natureworks, London. She began her study of Yoga in 1992 with Derek Ireland and Radha Warrell in London. In December 1993 Lucy travelled to India to begin her studies with Shri K. Pattabhi Jois. In 1995 Lucy received Guruji's blessing to teach and has been sharing the Practice of Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga since that time.
She currently holds Yoga Workshops in the UK and around the world, teaches small groups from her studio in Bristol and is Director of her own Teacher Training Programme, also held in Bristol.
Lucy has a background in Aromatherapy, Applied Kinesiology, Massage, Bodywork, Chavutti Thirimal (Indian Foot Pressure Massage) and Craniosacral Biodynamics (a gentle touch listening therapy) and is a Tutor at the Karuna Institute, Devon, on the 2 year Foundation in Craniosacral Biodynamics.


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Q: ChartJS bar chart fixed width for dynamic data sets I am using ChartJs for creating bar charts. the datasets are dynamic.since the datasets are dynamic, the width of the bar is also changing.
For Example bar width only for one label

Bar width for many labels

How to have fixed width for the bar irrespective of the number of labels
i am using the following option.
xAxes: [{
    barPercentage: 1,
    categoryPercentage: 0.3
}]

A: You can divide the "categoryPercentage" into as many columns as possible and multiply by the number of columns in the current dataset
https://jsfiddle.net/qrwvvtxs/2/

var barChartData1 = {
  labels: ["January", "February", "March", "April", "May", "June", "July"],
  datasets: [{
    label: 'Dataset 1',
    data: [3,2,7,4,5,7,6]
  }, {
    label: 'Dataset 2',
    backgroundColor: "#faa",
    data: [11,13,21,13,16,21,18]
  }]
};
var barChartData2 = {
  labels: ["January"],
  datasets: [{
    label: 'Dataset 1',
    data: [6]
  }, {
    label: 'Dataset 2',
    backgroundColor: "#faa",
    data: [11]
  }]
};

var ctx1 = document.getElementById("canvas1").getContext("2d");
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  data: barChartData1,
  options: {
    responsive: true,
    scales: {
      xAxes: [{
          barPercentage: 1,
          categoryPercentage: 0.5 / 10 * barChartData1.datasets[0].data.length
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Publisher: Civil and Military Gazette, 1924, 1st Edition. Hard cover. 94 pages. The cover is discoloured in places with a little bumping on the corners. Internally the cover is partially detached but intact, the pages are tanned commensurate with age with some light creasing but overall good and readable. Includes the 2 pull out maps in the rear flap, a very rare and collectable 1st edition.


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'Cars 3' opens at The Arlee
Blindsided by a new generation of blazing-fast racers, the legendary Lightning McQueen (voice of Owen Wilson) is suddenly pushed out of the sport he loves. To get back in the game, he will need the help of an eager young race technician, Cruz Ramirez (voice of Cristela Alonzo), with her own plan to win, plus inspiration from the late Fabulous Hudson Hornet and a few unexpected turns. Proving that #95 isn't through yet will test the heart of a champion on Piston Cup Racing's biggest stage! © Walt Disney Pictures
This movie was directed by Brian Fee, who was a storyboard artist for the previous Cars movies, as well as Wall-E and Ratatouille. The screenplay was written by Kiel Murphy (Cars), Bob Peterson (Finding Nemo) and Mike Rich (The Rookie). The movie also stars the voice talents of Kerry Washington, Nathan Fillion, Lea DeLaria, Armie Hammer and Bonnie Hunt, in addition to Cheech Marin, Katherine Helmond, John Ratzenberger, Bob Costas and Larry The Cable Guy.
James Berardinelli of ReelViews said, "The final chapter of the trilogy has saved the best for last and will at least deflect the most serious concerns of those who think this series has taken too many extra laps."
Suzy Sammons of Dove Foundation said, "It's been a while since I heard a theater crowd applaud at the end of the movie. …I liked the strong story of honor for the past and the people who paved our paths; the importance of realizing how they dedicated their hearts and talents to our success. Kids might not glean the nostalgia and won't notice the consistent genius of the Cadillac Ranch desert rock formations, but it's sure a good conversation to share with them over ice cream. …And another delightful part of the Pixar gift was the animated short film preceding the movie."
"Cars 3" is rated G and considered suitable for all ages. Runtime is 109 minutes. It will play at the Arlee Theater in Mason City July 7 - 10. Details are listed elsewhere in this paper.


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Q: Adding server side rendering to an existing React app I'm trying to build a react app starter that suits my needs. I've read, downloaded, tested countless react boilerplate to try to understand how to add SSR but I'm kind of stuck right now.
The github repo is here
So far I've got React running with hot reload. Webpack 4 bundles the client code. I use a proxy with webpack-dev-server (WDS) to serve my backend express api as well as my client for development.
WDS hot reload change when I update app client code. The express server doesn't restart that  way.
I use nodemon to watch the change of the server so that only the backend restarts when I'm coding api features.
For production I simply build the server and client to the dist folder and serve the application with node.
Later I plan to add React router, redux, etc but this is the easy part.
So what I'd like to add now is server side rendering (SSR) for the production mode as I don't need it for development.
Any idea on how I could implement that ?
Thank you

A: I'll post a further analysis.
Right now I start a webpack-dev-server that allows me to serve and hot reload the client app on localhost:3000
I also launch an express server on localhost:8080 and connect it to the client using the proxy attribute of the devServer
If I modify code on the client app only the hot reload is triggered
If I modify code on the express api only the server api is restarted
From what I understand of SSR and hot reload being put together is that webpack now needs to be compiled in the express server and I add a dev server and a hot reload middleware.
But if I do that each time I modify code of the api nodemon will restart the server and then webpack will compile the client code but I don't need that since I only modified the api.
What I think I need to do is leave things as they are for the development part (because I don't need SSR for dev) but add a production code that will be executed only if NODE_ENV=production, add a template dedicated to serve the html for production with all the renderToString logic
How's that sound ?

A: Check out Paragons. It has Webpack 4, router, redux, and more all working with SSR. Plus it has both development and production modes.


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General Lagos es una estación ferroviaria ubicada en la localidad homónima, provincia de Santa Fe, Argentina.

Servicios
La estación corresponde al Ferrocarril General Bartolomé Mitre de la red ferroviaria argentina.

Se encuentra actualmente sin operaciones de pasajeros, sin embargo por sus vías transitan los servicios Retiro-Rosario/Córdoba/Tucumán de la empresa estatal Trenes Argentinos Operaciones, aunque no hacen parada en esta.

Véase también
 Ramal Retiro - Rosario del Ferrocarril Mitre

Referencias

General Lagos
General Lagos
Departamento Rosario


My understanding of the laws passed on this subject were designed to prevent predatory practices by scam artists who promised to help folks keep their homes, modify loans, etc. That being said, however, people doing legitimate short sales are in hardship already ... they generally don't have the funds to pay anyone any fees. And while license law may not preclude the charging of fees for specific services provided, chances are the lenders in question would. Fees paid to brokers are required by RESPA to appear on the HUD1, and, of course, the bank gets copies of estimated HUD1 during the process. And as for getting paid for services rendered being "unethical"...I definitely disagree. Realtors assisting short sales are at compounded risk of not getting paid for their time and expertise...they are at the mercy of decisions by people who are NOT their clients. In the mean time, they are investing considerably more time and resources in transactions for which the odds are still (until banks get better resourced to respond promptly...and favorably) they will not get paid. Fees for services could help take some of the sting out of that prospect...but chances are, very few short sellers would be in a position to offer such payments. And if they COULD, odds are the bank would want to know why THEY are not getting that money instead.
Bottom line, this is a question you'll want to take up with your broker and your state licensing authority before taking any such action with short sales in particular.
This should open up a great dialog. Especially since there is such a volume of this business.
BTW, many new graduates are using the Question or Comment facility on the public website to post great questions and the rest of us are missing the dialog. It would be valuable to all if posted on the Exchange. That's what we are here for ... generate timely, important dialog so everyone benefits.
Interesting topic Judi. I've done lots of short sales and spoke with the negotiator regarding consulting rather than commission. The response was the same until I pointed out that it was ok to hire an attorney to represent you. Why is it that an attorney can get paid but we can't?
As discussion progressed along this topic, this particular negotiator who was with GMAC really liked the idea, but couldn't get the higher ups to go along with it. Alot of the problems depend on who the investor is, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, FHA, etc.
We still need to try though because in most cases from what I've found anyway, sellers who are going through a short sale may not be able to pay the mortgage payment, yet they still pay other bills and they run their credit cards up for other purchases. So it's not a matter of they don't have the money, they just don't have enough to pay an exhorbitant mortgage payment. In addition, if you are 3-4 mo's behind (for example) you can't just pay ONE mortgage payment, they will send it back. They want the entire past due balance.
Just my .02 on the subject. Let's band together and figure out a way for this to happen for the consumer.
Here in Chicagoland, where nearly all of our transactions include real estate attorneys, in the Shorts I've been involved with, the seller's attorney is paid out of proceeds, just as the agents. They've not been paid "outside of closing"
I understand that MOST states don't work with attorneys as a matter of routine, so how attorneys work in all those other states, if they are involved in a short, may be totally different than here, though.
Thanks for your input, Paula. I think this is an important topic for us all to share input on.
Florida rarely uses attorneys, use closing agents. On short sales though, they either get paid outside of closing or it shows on the HUD and banks don't have problem with it.
More research needed, as laws vary from State to State, but one day we shall prevail!
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Topics:Aarogya Setu, Contact Tracing, Coronavirus, Kerala High Court, privacy
Kerala HC instructs MEITY to file a statement limiting the purpose of Aarogya Setu; next hearing on May 18
"Extraordinary situations call for extraordinary measures," Justice Anu Sivaraman of the Kerala High Court said at least thrice during a five-minute Zoom hearing on a petition against making Aarogya Setu mandatory for all employees earlier today. She instructed advocate Jaishankar V. Nair, who appeared on behalf of the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, to file a statement that says that "this app and the data collected will not be used for any other purpose". The matter is now listed for May 18.
'Best app in the world to fight COVID-19': MEITY Lawyer
"We have already developed an app which is regarded as the best app in the world at the moment for fighting COVID. I have inputs saying that 130 hotspots were identified using this app. Now 10 crore people have downloaded it. We are expecting lakhs and lakhs of people to download it everyday. Unless everybody downloads this [it won't work]. I can explain, because if I am sitting in High Court, I can find out how many people are keeping unwell, who have registered on this app, using Bluetooth and other technical aspects of this app," Nair argued. Please note that during a press briefing yesterday, MEITY Secretary Ajay Prakash Sawhney said that 697 potential hotspots had been identified using location data from Aarogya Setu.
Nair further said that a protocol was released yesterday "that said that the data will be anonymised" as per "hard anonymisation standards". He was referring to the Aarogya Setu Data Access and Knowledge Sharing Protocol, 2020 which was released by MEITY yesterday, but readers should note that the "hard anonymisation" standards will be developed by a special committee only for sharing data with Indian universities and research institutes registered in India, not for sharing data with other third parties.
'Why hold employers culpable for actions of employees?' asks the petitioner
Anupama Subramanian argued on behalf of the petitioner John Daniel that an employer has no control over the use of mobile applications by their employees, no mens rea (criminal intent) either. In such as a scenario, making them "penally liable" is an issue.
Justice Sivaraman reminded that this was an "extraordinary situation" and the matter would be heard after the holidays along with another public interest litigation filed by Shameer P.S. against the app that hasn't yet been admitted to the Kerala High Court.
Subramanian asked the bench to pass an interim order "to not impose any penal action thereupon" and the matter could be listed at any time. "The problem is with linking Section 58 of the Disaster Management Act with this," she argued. She said that they had no issues with "permitting people to download the app", but "penal action may not be taken in this regard".
"These particular guidelines do not have the backing of any law," Advocate S.K. Adithyan, who is representing the Shameer P.S., argued. Justice Sivaraman reminded him that "these are extraordinary circumstances" and the matter will be taken up after vacation.
The writ petition was heard by a division bench of Justices Sivaraman and M.R. Anitha. It was filed by John Daniel, the General Secretary of the Thrissur District Congress Committee, and he was represented by advocates Anupama Subramanian, K.R. Sripathi and Sriram Parakkat. Nair represented the government. Two other lawyers — S.K. Adithyan and Santhosh Mathew — who have filed two different cases against making the app mandatory were also present. Justice Sivaraman allowed Mathew to pursue his case before a single judge later today. Two lawyers from Internet Foundation — Vrinda Bhandari (Of-Counsel) and Devdutta Mukhopadhyay (Associate Counsel) also attended the hearing.
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Correction (May 18, 2020 10:44 am): The petition filed by Shameer P.S. was incorrectly called a writ petition. It is a public interest litigation. The error is regretted. Originally published on May 12, 2020 at 3:53 pm.
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