People are getting so used to seeing headlines about LIBOR they've given up reading most of the articles so the following is a quick refresher of the key points.
With the credit crisis biting, in the latter part of 2007 reports were emerging that derivatives traders were manipulating LIBOR rates in order to make their banks seem more creditworthy. The impact was widespread with allegations moving across the Atlantic to New York. The practice seemed to have being going on since at least 2005. In April 2008 representatives from the New York Federal Reserve bank met with the British Bankers Association (BBA) to raise their concerns and sent proposals for dealing with the LIBOR issue to the Bank of England.
In 2009, the BBA issued guidelines for setting LIBOR rates and over the following couple of years banks started to make internal changes, with Barclays setting out internal standards of behavior (although not following the new BBA guidelines). A criminal enquiry began with first arrests being made in 2011. RBS sacked alleged offenders.
In 2012, Barclays was fined heavily by both UK and US regulators after admitting misconduct and chief exec Bob Diamond resigned. Massive fines for other banks were to follow. Barclays is being sued in a test case linking LIBOR manipulation to a swap misselling claim that is now expected to go to trial in 2014.
The Report went on to provide a ten-point plan for reform. The Government accepted all of the recommendations, however, there have recently been calls from the US regulators for LIBOR to be scrapped entirely and replaced with new benchmarks. Most recently, Martin Wheatley, now chief executive of the new Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), has told the Financial Times that LIBOR may be replaced with a parallel system providing continuity for existing contracts whilst bringing in a new benchmark for contracts moving forward.
The Financial Services Act 2012 came into force from 1st April 2013 and, amongst other things, contains provisions to address recommendations of the Wheatley Review. Providing information in relation to LIBOR and administering LIBOR became regulated activities, manipulation of LIBOR became a criminal offence and the BBA became regulated by the FCA. The LMA has provided an alternative Screen Rate definition for its loan agreements to reflect changes to the administration of LIBOR. There is also an optional new definition of "Interpolated Screen Rate" to address the removal of rates. This is, in effect, a blended rate (taking into account the closest longer and shorter rates) for where a rate is no longer available.
From 1st July 2013, LIBOR submissions from individual banks will no longer be immediately viewable, to reduce the potential for manipulation and for submissions to be used as a sign of creditworthiness.
It is expected that the replacement for the BBA as administrator of LIBOR will be announced in the Summer of 2013. The tendering process is ongoing and the BBA have been asked to continue in the meantime.
Time magazine: Is the Libor scandal the crime of the century?


Please list any ideas or thoughts you think might make interesting topics.
Or do you have that question no one ever had the answer to.
Put it all down in here. You will be consulted when the ideas are used.
The importance of F1 or wildcaught broodstock. I would like to know peoples oppinions (or, even better, facts).
Actually there are alot of people that come to these boards that are totally new to breeding & dont have a clue as to what most of you are talking about.
It would be nice to have different overviews in plainer english for really new people.
Thanks folks for the ideas, all have been noted down, and we are working to get this all on track and working.


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Fenestraja maceachrani és una espècie de peix de la família dels raids i de l'ordre dels raïformes.

Reproducció
És ovípar i les femelles ponen càpsules d'ous, les quals presenten com unes banyes a la closca.

Hàbitat
És un peix marí i d'aigües profundes (12°S-13°S) que viu entre 600–605 m de fondària.

Distribució geogràfica
Es troba a l'Oceà Índic occidental: Madagascar.

Observacions
És inofensiu per als humans.

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Bibliografia
 Compagno, L.J.V., 1999. Checklist of living elasmobranchs. p. 471-498. A W.C. Hamlett (ed.) Sharks, skates, and rays: the biology of elasmobranch fishes. Johns Hopkins University Press, Maryland, Estats Units.

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The Student Leadership Program is designed to have students contribute to a positive school climate. Student Leaders are trained to model respect, promote tolerance and reduce conflict, helping create an atmosphere where all feel welcome.
Student Leader training, which takes place during the summer, focuses on self/social awareness, effective communication, conflict resolution and team building. These lifelong skills not only benefit students trained in this program, but also impact the culture of the school and community.
The training consists of discussions and activities that build an awareness of the students' role in creating a positive school environment. Students are encouraged to challenge themselves and take risks during the training sessions, and to transfer their self-knowledge and skills to their school and community. Through instruction, modeling, practicing, coaching and mentoring, students learn communication skills and strategies empowering them to act assertively and responsibly in conflict situations.
Notice: Being aware of what is going on around you.
Think: Put yourself in that person's shoes.
How well do I know the people involved?
Act: Reach out to the person involved in the problem situation. Take Action.
• Strategic Objective #1 - Each student will participate continuously, respectfully and willingly in improving community well being.
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does anyone know if you can swap the Standard SD Card it has and replace it with the VMS maps or Hema maps SD's ??
Guess no one knows then.
Have you read any of my many posts on here where I am moaning about Toyota treating their customers like idiots by providing two year old maps in a brand new vehicle and charging extortionate amounts for a new card which is out of date when released?
My solution for a 2015 vehicle was to buy an android powered 10 inch screen head unit for less than the price of one Toyota sd card.
I have no idea about a 2018 vehicle but I would think the chances of Toyota allowing anything useful to be inserted in their locked down with hidden .exe file head units is zero.
My sd card got damaged when I tried to view the maps on a pc. Must have deleted something. The radio no longer can read the card. Toyota have replaced the card free of charge for me with the latest maps. Prado is still under warranty. I have a late 2017 GLX prado. The latest maps are 2017 Q4.
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The department, established in 1964, is one of the oldest Sanskrit Departments in the University of Delhi. It encourages revisiting the ancient treatises and theories with modern approach. The department offers courses like Yoga, Vedic Mathematics, Ayurveda, Vastu, etc in all three mediums � Hindi, Sanskrit and English. It introduces various genres of Sanskrit literature, from the Vedas to the contemporary novels, haikus, etc highlighting the incredible quality and prosperity of the knowledge produced in India. The students interested in teaching can go for B.Ed. or can pursue further studies. They can opt for career in Civil Services, Journalism, Law, Human Resource Management, Translation, Architecture, Astrology, Epigraphy, Manuscriptology, etc. The students also have advantage in SSC and can act as Language Officer in Banks, PSUs, etc. The active students� association Shreyas encourages leadership qualities and competitive spirit in the students through various extra-curricular activities. The department also holds tutorials for the Post-Graduate students which are supplementary to the lectures held in the Department of Sanskrit, University of Delhi.


Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol Client Daemon (net-misc/dhcpcd) is a popular DHCP client. It is capable of handling both IPv4 and IPv6 configurations.
All dhcpcd configuration can be set in the /etc/dhcpcd.conf file, but for most installations dhcpcd will work out of the box presuming most computers nowadays are behind a router or access point running a DHCP server. Though man 5 dhcpcd.conf will be helpful in case advanced configuration is required.
See Network management using DHCPCD.
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Obama's team partying when rocket launched
Foreign Policy magazine is reporting that the Obama administration's Asia team was caught so off guard by North Korea's Dec. 11 rocket launch, several of them actually had to put down their drinks and suddenly leave a holiday party being held in honor of the Japanese emperor's birthday.
Several top U.S. officials dealing with Asia and North Korea from the State Department, the Pentagon, and the National Security Council were relaxing Tuesday night at the Japanese ambassador's Nebraska Avenue residence in Washington when the news came over their blackberries that North Korea had launched another Unha-3 rocket with a "satellite" attached, this time with much more success than a previous attempt in April.
Just minutes before the launch news became known, several officials were overheard remarking how nice it was that North Korea was apparently delaying the launch, giving U.S. North Korea watchers hope that their holiday festivities would not be interrupted.
"Nobody in the U.S. government thought this would happen when it did," said one top Asia expert who attended the party. "A lot of the guys who do the Korea stuff both on the policy and intelligence side were at this thing. They were saying 'We bought ourselves some time.' People were hoping it didn't happen before Christmas because they wanted to take time off."
Among the Obama Asia officials at the party when the rocket launched were Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs Wendy Sherman, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for East Asia Affairs Jim Zumwalt, National Security Council Director for East Asia Syd Seiler, Office of the Secretary of Defense for Policy Northeast Asia Director Chris Johnstone, OSD Senior Advisor for Asia Amy Searight, and others. Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Asian and Pacific Affairs Peter Lavoy was at the Pakistani ambassador's Christmas Party, as was your humble Cable guy.
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Le Cape de Bonne Esperance comme il a ete ci-devant
Africa - Cape of Good Hope
Similar to Valentijn' s map (see NOR 0215). The mountains are numbered and named in the border. 1. Le chateau. 2. Le Petit-Fort. 3. Montagne du lion. 4. Montagne de la Table. 5. Montagne du Vent. 6. Endroit ou tous les Bataeux Viennent., Leiden. Aa, Pieter van der, 1659-1733
Busy main road of Elsies River, Cape Town
Western Cape (South Africa), Elsies River (South Africa), Apartheid, Infrastructure, Street vendors
This is the busy main road of Elsies River, where hawkers and vendors sell alongside flourishing modern shops of every variety. People flock to the area for the bargains and the colourful market atmosphere.
Rev. Karl August inside his church in District Six, Cape Town
District Six (Cape Town, South Africa), Western Cape (South Africa), Apartheid, Forced removals (South Africa), Religion, South Africa. Group Areas Act, 1950
The Rev. Karl August inside his church. The Moravian Chapel in Ashley Street was built in 1884. Its pastor, the Rev. Karl August hopes to build another chapel in Hanover Park. 'We can never replace the history of this chapel,' he says.
1961 Apartheid elections, Cape Town
Cape Town (South Africa), Western Cape (South Africa), Apartheid, Elections, Newspapers, Technology, Broadcasting
The Argus scoreboard to-day showed the state of the parties before the first vote is counted in the 1961 general election (the first general election after South Africa became a republic). The Nationalists have 50 unopposed seats and the United Party 20.
Fishing industry, Cape Town
Western Cape (South Africa), Table Bay (South Africa), Fishing industry, Recreation, Ocean, Seafood, Weather, Winds
A fairly large number of Saldanha-based trawlers were forced to take shelter in Table Bay this week because of the high winds at sea. According to port officials the vessels were all wooden pelagic catchers and their skippers had indicated that the off-shore area between Saldanha and Cape Town had been hammered by south-easterly winds of up to 70 knots. Table Bay itself was lashed by a gale with gusts of up to 55 knots.
Tramway, Camps Bay , Cape Town
Camps Bay (Cape Town, South Africa), Western Cape (South Africa), Infrastructure, Tramways, Recreation, Transport, History,
Mountain Tramway, Camps Bay.
Body of an unidentified man, Cape Town
Cape Town (South Africa), Western Cape (South Africa), Civil unrest, Violence, Death
Victim - The body of an unidentified man was found with a bullet wound in the head next to a burnt-out vehicle in NY5 in Gugulethu on Saturday.
Basil Coetzee and Abdullah Ibrahim practicing before a live performance, Cape Town, South Africa
Musicians, Black--South Africa, Jazz musicians--South Africa, Pianists--South Africa, Ibrahim, Abdullah, 1934-, Coetzee, Basil
Basil Coetzee (left) and Abdullah Ibrahim practice before a live performance in Strandfontein, Cape Town, South Africa.
City Hall, Cape Town, circa 1934
Cape Town (South Africa), Architecture, Roads, Urban development, Local government
Cape Town City Hall, circa 1934.
Pranas Domšaitis and his wife, Adelheid Armhold adjust one of his prints, Cape Town
Dom--aitis, Pranas, 1880-1965, Artists, Armhold, Adelheid
Adjusting one of his prints with the help of his wife is the Lithuanian Artist Pranas Domšaitis of St. Dunstans, Nursery Road, Rosebank [he] is holding a one man show in his house this week which started with a sherry party.
Frances and Nia at the beach, Cape Town
Women--South Africa, Pregnancy, Beaches--South Africa,
Frances and nine-month pregnant Nia (with Nicholas) at Kommetjie beach, Cape Town, 1991. Frances and Graeme were visiting Simon and Nia at their home in Kommetjie.
People run out of the way of a smoking canister shot by police, Cape Town
Cape Town (South Africa), Western Cape (South Africa), Civil unrest, Violence, Weapons, Law enforcement
People run out of the way of a smoking canister shot by police, Cape Town.
First automated control fire engine, Cape Town
Western Cape (South Africa), Cape Town (South Africa), Emergency management, Water, Fire departments
This R88 000 automated control fire engine, the first to be seen in South African, has won orders worth more than R3-million for suppliers, FMC (Pty) of Stikland. FMC makes smaller machines and plans to make this American-designed one locally as well. Pump priming, rewinding of hose reels and other functions are pushbutton controlled. The vehicle can carry a seven-man crew and 2 800 litres of water. Its top speed: 120 km an hour.
Dr. Allan Boesak preaching, Cape Town
Boesak, Allan Aubrey, 1946-, Political activists, Religious leaders, Apartheid era
Allan Boesak speaking from a pulpit
Dock workers, Cape Town
Cape Town (South Africa), Western Cape (South Africa), Ships, History, Cape Town Harbour (South Africa), Stevedores
Dock workers, Cape Town.
Pagad member wearing balaclava and sunglasses, Cape Town
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Pagad member wearing balaclava and sunglasses, Cape Town.
Book written in Afrikaans in the 18th century, Cape Town
Religion, Islam, Worship, Education, ,
This book is written in Afrikaans and was published in the 18th century as a guide to the Islamic faithful.
Traditional fishing, Paternoster, Western Cape
Traditonal fishing--South Africa--PaternosterSmall-scale fisheries--South Africa--Paternoster, Fishing nets--South Africa--Paternoster,
Small-scale fishermen laying out a net in Paternoster, Western Cape.


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Good Ground Press, a publishing ministry of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet, offering books on spirituality, social justice, adult/teen faith formation and many other teaching resources.
Heartbeat: A Journey Towards Earth's Wellbeing is a nonprofit organization founded by poet, peacemaker, minister, and scholar, John Philip Newell, that seeks to be part of healing in our world by providing fresh articulation for earth-honoring spirituality, facilitating interfaith relationship, and enabling young adults in contemplation and engagement.
Hennepin Avenue United Methodist Church If you are looking for a church where people are open to new ideas, respectful of other faiths, welcoming of all people, and have great passion for serving the community, we think you will enjoy being part of the community that is Hennepin Church.
Labyrinth – Jill Kimberly Hartwell Geoffrion Jill Kimberly Hartwell Geoffrion is a researcher, author of seven books, photographer, and leader of pilgrimages and retreats. As an international ambassador of the labyrinth, she has installed labyrinths worldwide for communities in transition.
Labyrinth Society is an international organization whose mission is to support all those who create, maintain and use labyrinths, and to serve the global community by providing education, networking and opportunities to experience transformation.
Loyola Spirituality Center, St. Paul is dedicated to helping people notice, name, and respond to the experience of God in their lives. We welcome all regardless of faith tradition, age, race, sexual and gender orientation or economic means, offering spiritual direction and associated services.
Pilgrim Lutheran Church is a home for hungry minds and souls. In these days, many of us are discovering our longings for a spiritual life and a faith community. If you are not already a part of a faith community, we invite you to bring your spiritual journeys to this Lutheran Christian place. We invite you to find in Pilgrim Lutheran a home for your hungry minds and souls.
Sacred Ground Center for Spirituality, an ecumenical organization that works for the transformation of the world. We seek to awaken and deepen faith in all communities. Sacred Ground provides a safe, nurturing environment in which people of all faiths can explore their own spiritual path.
St. Catherine University A dynamic university educating students to lead and influence, St. Catherine prepares students to make a difference in their professions, their communities and the world. At the University's heart is the largest, most innovative college for women in the nation.
Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet – The Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet and Consociates are a community committed to continuing Jesus' mission in the world by responding to the needs of our time.
Thin Places is an ecumenical newsletter with a particular interest in the contemplative spiritual journey. Now in its 16th year, Thin Places has attracted more than 2,500 readers and is available free of charge via mail or email. If you would like to receive future issues, please email Thin Places and let them know whether you prefer the email or postal mail version.
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Uptown Dallas corner sells for a new hotel tower
California developer buys Olive Street site
T2 Hospitality is planning to build a 19-story hotel.(HKS)
By Steve Brown
10:13 AM on Dec 12, 2019 CST
Developers planning a new hotel in Dallas' Uptown district have purchased a high-profile block.
Newport Beach-based T2 Hospitality has acquired the block at Cedar Springs Road and Olive Street near the Crescent complex.
That's where the company plans to build a 19-story, 230-room luxury hotel.
The triangular property is now occupied by a small retail building across the street from the McKinney & Olive tower.
T2 Hospitality's proposed hotel project was designed by Dallas architect HKS and SWA Group. The development would include a pocket park at the corner and will be served by four levels of underground parking.
The development site has been on the market for more than two years.
T2 Hospitality financed the purchase with a $4.7 million loan from Commercial Bank of California.
The high-rise is one of four new hotels in the works for Dallas' booming Uptown neighborhood.
Developer Alamo Manhattan Corp. is building a 14-story, 255-room Marriott hotel at Carlisle and Fairmount streets.
A few blocks away, Harwood International is building a 20-story hotel at the corner of McKinnon and Moody streets, just west of the Crescent and Tower Residences Ritz-Carlton condo building.
Austin developer Merritt Development Group is also working on plans for a 19-story hotel to be constructed on Hall Street near McKinney Avenue. The more than 300-room property would be dual-branded as Motto and Spark — two new Hilton flags.
The just sold corner is now occupied buy two small retail buildings.(Steve Brown)
Steve Brown, Real Estate Editor. Steve covers commercial and residential real estate in Dallas-Fort Worth.
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Curse of the Artizan
(Pure Steel Records)
On their full-length debut Curse of the Artizan, Florida-based Artizan walk a line between the classic sounds of Judas Priest and Iron Maiden and a lighter weight brand of power metal, detouring just occasionally for some prog. The results are mixed. When it's good, it's really good, but too often, it doesn't quite work.
Artizan's music should be built around the guitar of Shamus McConney and the drums of Ty Tammeus. They're the two elements that really stand out in the sound on just about every track. McConney's riffs are often gnarly and heavier than the songs end up being, and Tammeus pounds the drums at times with a vengeance. When they're paired up, without vocals, the album is pretty interesting. Tom Braden, while a good singer, comes from the power metal mode, and the vocals are often just a little too smooth and clean for the music. I think most of the songs call for a little more grit and energy than Braden delivers.
That said, Curse of the Artizan is still an interesting record. It's often quite catchy, and delivers a nice mix of sounds within the melodic metal range. The opening guitar riff and drum smacks of "Trade the World," for example, evoke early Metallica, and you'll hear that again in other songs throughout the record. The song turns into a more traditional metal lope, while the vocals owe more to power metal. It's a little flat on the chorus, but still a good song. McConney delivers a nice meaty riff on "Rise," that's a little darker and meaner than the rest, and the album closing title track will bring more recent Iron Maiden to mind with its quiet, dramatic opening, galloping shifts and quiet interludes. It offers more opportunities for McConney and Tammeus to shine.
There are moments that suit Braden a little better. "Fire" opens with an acoustic piece before picking up the energy. It's reminiscent on the verse, at times, of Dream Theater, and the vocals work better in that context. There's more nice riffing on the tune, but that's a constant throughout. "Game within a Game" is one of the more interesting tracks on the record, and possibly the best. The band really explores its progressive side a little more on the tune. Bassist Jonathan Jennings Jr. gets his moment early on, and the style, which is a bit different from everything else on the record, is really a sound that works for Braden.
Ultimately, I remain torn on Curse of the Artizan. As much as I like "Game within a Game," which is the most consistent track, I really like the music from the more traditional, old school numbers much better. It just doesn't quite all come together on those songs, though. I like the record, but it's not always enough to hit all the right notes. I really need a little more grit, power and feeling.
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Pharos Courses this Autumn
The nights are drawing in, the weather is getting cooler (well, at least in here in the UK). What better time to be thinking about taking an online course and working on your family history or local history project.
We have some great courses coming up to help you:
17th Century Sources (382)
Nonconformity – Its Records and History 1600 – 1950 (280)
Your Military Ancestors (224)
Manorial Records for Family and Local Historians (401)
Advanced One-Name Studies (902)
In Sickness and in Death – researching the ill-health and death of your ancestors (240)
Victorian and Edwardian Education and Childhood 1820 to 1920 (251)
* COURSE OF THE MONTH *
Tutor: Linda Newey
Start date: 7th November 2022
School records can be a great way to find out more about the community in which your ancestors lived. Some of the records you might find for educational establishments are: School Board minutes, log books, accounts, punishment books, admission registers, lists of pupils, photographs, timetables and staff appointments.
Here are some examples of the riches you can find in school log books, taken from the log books for the Infant School, Girls School and Boys School in Sawston, Cambridgeshire:
07 Apr 1887 "Sidney Barker went home on Wednesday morning because he was afraid to pass the master's dog, thereby losing his attendance."
27 Jul 1888 "… Holiday given on account of the annual pea picking."
07 Apr 1891 "The Infant School work could be done much better if the lessons were relieved by a (?) hour or 20 minutes recreation, both morning & afternoon, in a playground. Parents naturally object to 3 hours brain work, without any interval for young children. …"
06 Sep 1893 "Sent Alfred Chapman, Hubert Osborne and Harry Holden home at 2 o'clock to be washed. The parents of the two former boys sent impertinent messages and refused to send the children back again."
05 Sep 1904 "… Edward Patterson and Cyril Cowling have been successful in gaining County Council Scholarships (Minor) and will proceed to the County School."
Our course, Victorian and Edwardian Childhood and Education 1820s to 1920s, builds upon education records to consider childhood as a whole. The course explores childhood and education throughout the Victorian and Edwardian eras in England and Wales. It starts by considering the definition of childhood and the various social status influences on the childhood experience, such as wealth, gender and the differences between urban and rural living. You will learn about the influence of philanthropic and charitable organisations, that brought about social change by Acts of Parliament, laws and legislation, all of which ultimately led to improvements in the childhood experience and the provision of education for all. By the end of this course, you will know how to locate a wide range of records related not only to education, but many other organisations associated with childhood, and be able to apply this to your own family history research.
Tutor: Stuart Raymond
Start date: 26th October 2022
For genealogists the 17th century presents new challenges. These are not discouraging – if anything, challenges add interest and enthusiasm to research. Historically it is a fascinating period, and genealogically some familiar records continue to be used so the research is not with entirely new material.
This course will provide students with a broad understanding of the problems encountered when researching in 17th century records. They will be able to locate indexes and finding aids, document copies and transcripts, and original records. In addition, they will appreciate the research value and practical application of the information found. The course gives significant emphasis to local and regional differences within records as well as to historical context.
Tutor: Alec Tritton
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Tutor: Simon Fowler
Start date: 31dt October 2022
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Tutor: Caroline Adams
Start date: 31st October 2022
* Under NEW Instruction *
The manorial system was a framework for people's lives in England and Wales for hundreds of years, enduring well into the 19th century in some areas, and not finally abolished until the 20th century. Manorial records can be used to locate people within a community and to set them in their social and economic context. This course examines the place of the manor in the legal and social system, the records created by the manor, and changes that occurred through the centuries.
You will read court rolls, look at court books and learn about property transactions, surveys, maps, accounts and even people's wills that may not be recorded elsewhere. You will be taught to search for and locate manorial records with confidence and understand how to use them to solve genealogical problems.
* History and development of the manorial system
* People and their roles
* Records of the Manor Courts
* Farming the estate – Surveys, Maps and Rentals
* Demise of the manorial system
Tutor: Julie Goucher
Start date: 1st November 2022
Course length: 6 weeks (5 lessons)
This course is the third of three courses regarding One-Name Studies and builds on the initial learning from the Introduction to One-Name Studies (901) course and the Practicalities of a One-Name Study (903) course. Take one-name study skills to new levels. Whatever drew you into the investigation of a surname you are now deeply immersed in gathering and analysing data. You have mastered the practical aspects of managing your project and are eager to turn your discoveries into something of lasting value.
* The One-Name Study theory and practice
* Interdisciplinary studies – Acquiring the right skill set
* Surname case studies – Learning from others
* Synthesis – More than family history
* Spread the Word – Get Published
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The certification of survey is an inspection performed on a vessel, boat, yacht or pleasure watercraft to ensure it is safe and operational. These inspections are conducted by qualified marine surveyors, certified by educational vessel institutions. Each country has different requirements to be a surveyor.
The survey includes an all-inclusive inspection of every part of the vessel. The inspector will look at the engine, ensuring it runs smoothly at low and high speeds, looking for leaks and other problems. He or she will check the hull and bottom for blisters, cuts, dents or other markings that indicate possible damage. The interior is reviewed for water leaks, water damage, or other potential pitfalls that could negatively impact the function of the boat. He or she will also pictures and video snippets to provide as part of their report.
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A certification of survey is an assessment carried out on a boat, vessel and yacht or pleasure watercraft to certify that it is safe and operational. Yacht certification is conducted by skilled marine surveyors and authorized by educational vessel institutions. The yacht survey includes a comprehensive inspection of each part of the vessel such as the engine, hull and base to check for blisters, dents, cuts or other markings of possible damage. Only the vessels that pass the boat survey inspection will be permitted for the ensuing transaction to Payment and Shipment, permitting the buyer to purchase the vessel.


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I added reducers.js,actions.js,store.js and added those to my components but it generate error undefined is not a function(evaluating 'store.getState()').So please help me to solve this error. Thank you for advanced to all.
i changed the react version to and reinstall react-redux.
React store.getState is not a function i tried this suggestions also. It couldn't work.
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Years ago I started talking about Morning Eva and Late Night Eva. They have a love-hate relationship. In that Late Night Eva loves Morning Eva, and Morning Eva hates Late Night Eva.
Case in point: late night Eva gets tired and decides, "I really want to go to bed, but I haven't finished reading this dissertation yet. No worries, Morning Eva can do it." Morning Eva is not pleased. And then you can just replace "reading this dissertation" with a long list of things: reviewing this manuscript; drafting this paper; grading these assignments; proofing this document; replying to emails (and a bunch of non-work things, like laundry, dinner prep, lunchbox prep, school form completing)… and you can see how Morning Eva is not so fond of her close relation. Plus Late Night Eva has a choice – go to bed, or finish up – whereas Morning Eva is stuck – the dissertation must be read by 1:00 PM today, so she is stuck with it, and was not even consulted.
And so it is with Semester Eva and Summer Eva. Now, Semester Eva is busier of course. She has more meetings, she's teaching classes, and generally, she is always sleep deprived. So, in say, February, when a big task comes across Semester Eva's desk (well, more likely, lands in her email), of course she thinks about Summer Eva and all her "free time" and decides Summer Eva is better equipped to address the task. And thus, Summer Eva begins her summer in mid-May, thinking she has a big empty slate for cranking out manuscripts and grant proposals, but instead, Semester Eva has left her with a giant pile of grunt work to get through before she can think about manuscripts and grant proposals. And thus, Summer Eva is always in meetings, and generally is always sleep deprived.
One month or so left; what more do you want to accomplish this summer? And was your Semester Self kind to your Summer Self?


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Challenge to Dinky move goes to court, decision pending
Patience Haggin
November 4, 2013 | 6:27pm EST
A suit challenging the University's decision to move the Dinky station as part of its development of the Arts and Transit Neighborhood went to court on Friday. Judge Paul Innes of the Mercer County chancery court heard arguments from both sides in Trenton and will release a decision later this month.
The University is in the process of relocating the station about 460 feet south of its previous location. The move, which has provoked ire from locals over the past several years, is part of a $330 million complex that will include rehearsal and performance spaces. The Arts and Transit Neighborhood is scheduled to open in the fall of 2017.
Local advocacy group Save the Dinky and several other local residents have sued to permanently bar the University from moving the station. The group has also filed for a stay on the University's construction until the suit is resolved.
The suit is one of six pending lawsuits challenging the move of the Dinky station. Other suits challenge the various legal approvals that local authorities granted for the project and the University's process of obtaining them.
The University purchased the Dinky station from NJ Transit in 1984 with plans to move it roughly 100 feet to the south, the location where it stood until this past summer. The purchase agreement requires that the University maintain a station platform at least 170 feet long and states that the University may "move the existing terminus of the rail line southward coincident with the location of the minimum reservation of platform space." Representatives of NJ Transit have affirmed their agreement with this interpretation.
Philip Rosenbach, attorney for the plaintiffs, challenged this interpretation at the hearing, arguing that the terms of the purchase do not grant the University the right to move the station. He contended that the agreement only allowed the University the right to move the station southward by a maximum of 170 feet, the length of the platform.
Jonathan Epstein, an attorney with Drinker Biddle & Reath, argued on behalf of the University that the contract only requires the University to construct and maintain a new platform of 170 feet in the event of a move. Kenneth Worton, deputy attorney general of NJ Transit, also appeared in court since NJ Transit is named as another defendant in the suit.
Innes noted that the language of the 1984 purchase agreement appears to contradict the contention that the seller, NJ Transit, intended to place limits on the University's alterations to the property.
The University filed a motion to have the case dismissed this past May, arguing that the plaintiffs did not have legal standing to make their challenge. Innes denied this motion in June. He said at the Friday hearing that he had expected to hear more arguments concerning the issue of parking, as plaintiffs have previously expressed concerns that the University may not uphold its parking obligations in its redevelopment of the area.


In fact, style as such almost ceased to exist with the Abstract Expressionists, and they drew their inspiration from all directions. The artists who came to be called "Abstract Expressionists" shared a similarity of outlook rather than of style-- an outlook characterized by a spirit of revolt and a belief in freedom of expression.The products of this genre are characteristically free and loosely structured, stylistically. They tend to focus on the sensual and psychological subjects but essentially avoid any clear representational imitation of reality. The works are usually abstracts and represent forms not found in the natural world. They emphasize freedom of emotional expression, technique and execution or displayed a single unified, undifferentiated field, network, or other image in unstructured space.Some of the sculptors that applied Abstract Expressionism to their work are Herbert Ferber and David Hare. One of the David Hare's studies "Rooster" (bronze with brown patina, April-May 1948) is a good example of an abstract representation of reality.Another example of Abstract Expressionism is a sculpture created by Herbert Ferber "Homage to Piranesi V" (copper, 1965/1966). This sculpture illustrates freedom of emotional expression and depicts a form not found in the natural world.Abstract Expressionism and Social Realism are two different artistic movements that have distinct manners of expression. Their different techniques and styles became well-known during the mid-twentieth century and had a great impact on U.S. and European art.


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Betta Fish Care, FishTankWeb.Com – For those who rise this fighting fish, doing a great betta fish care is equal to loving the aquatic pet itself.
In spite of its stubborn and selfish side, this small fish has proved to be a great company.
For four years of its life, you don't have to do much on the maintenance.
To begin all the "caring" things, armor yourself with adequate knowledge. The basic one will include how to recognize a healthy betta fish.
Some indications should be inspected daily to ensure that your fish is in its best condition.
It should shine. Female betta fish color is not as bright as the male, but it surely glows.
The shining rule also applies for the fishes with darker scales.
Being active is good. Betta fish could notice your existence. It usually swims happily to your direction, trying to grab your attention.
If you move your finger closer and further to the tank, betta fish should come closer.
It will inspect the shadow of your finger. Tapping on the glass is not appreciated.
Just admit that betta's fin is the most valuable thing from the fish.
Observe the fin and see whether it is torn or damaged. Lump attaching to the fin is not a good sign, either.
You also need to know about the ideal food for the betta friend.
1. In the wild, this aggressive fish feed on larvae or small insects on the water surface.
2. Once in a day, feed the fish with some pellets made especially for betta.
3. Its favorite treat is blood worms. Give it to them only once per week. After all, treat is not the staple food.
4. Overfeeding could lead to various health problems. Not only overweight problems, but also low quality water because of the leftover residue.
5. Immediately scoop the leftover food, two minutes after the feeding time. Leaving the food more than two minutes means the bettas are not going to eat it.
6. If you buy frozen feeding, always thaw before serving to the bettas.
The first and most important thing is to imitate betta's natural habitat. To do that, you need special setting for the tank.
1. Place no more than one male for the group of five females. Two males will fight until one of them die.
2. select the tank mates for this fish carefully. The rule is simple: neither too big nor too small. The big fish will eat bettas. Any smaller fishes will be detected as food.
The long finned fishes are not good either. They will nib each other's fin.
3. Pick the minimum tank size of 15-20 gallons, if you plan to raise six bettas. Basically, the ideal environment is spacious. Shallow water is not a problem.
4. Set a heater and make the temperature to be 24 to 27 celcius.
In winter season, move the tank one meter closer to the radiator. You can also add mini heater to keep the water warm.
5. Install a filter to create slow current. Some experts suggest to choose the sponge filter. It will do less damage to betta's fins.
6. Put rounded decorations only into the aquarium. Any sharp objects will hurt the fish.
7. Put some white pebbles and also live water plants. The plastic one will tear the fins apart. Live plants also add the oxygen supply.
8. Pour adequate amount of water conditioner to the tap water.
After the solution eliminates the chlorine and also chloramines, you can place the water into the tank. Mineral water is not a safe option.
9. Place a lid on the tank. If you don't have one, then fill only 80% of the aquarium. Bettas are excellent jumpers.
10. Provide space on the surface to gasp air.
11. Make a day and night light for your bettas.
For several days, you can enjoy your time on the comfortable seat. The only routine to do is feeding.
After it reaches a week, you need to learn the regular routine below.
1. Change the water. If you keep the bettas in two gallons tank, then remove 50% of the water and replace it with the fresh water.
For bigger tank, you only need to remove 10-20% of the water.
2. Add water conditioner to the fresh water.
3. Vacuum the bottom tank to remove any rotten food. You still need to do this even with water filtering system.
Since bacteria could not be seen with naked eyes, some of them still escapes the parasite killing routine.
It makes the bettas sick. Make sure you know how to identify and provide the cure. Do the necessary steps to help the fish during the recovery period.
The cause of this symptom is the water temperature. The water is either too cold or too hot. Putting the temperature back to normal will help a lot.
The fin part is fragile and vulnerable to excessive amonia. Even small amount of it will make bettas sick. This sign indicates that your tank is contaminated with rotten food residues.
You need to replace all water with the new one. Wash everything: pebbles, filters, heaters, to ensure there is no rotten food left.
In human, it is similar to self-destruction. Bettas do it because it is bored. The tank is too small for them to explore.
Providing bigger tank with more spaces to hide will help it.
You will notice white thread or clump attaching on the fin. It is he fungus infection. If left untreated, the fin will get permanent defect.
Replace the water with the fresh one. Add aquarium salt to kill the fungus. Do it for several days until the fin is free from whitish cover.
This could be found if you do careful inspection. You will see that the fish's eye are protruding. It is caused by bacteria that lives in dirty tank.
Unfortunately, this disease is lethal for bettas but it is treatable.
Watch your bettas move from above. If you notice unusual shape of the scale, it might be the protruding scale. Instead of staying close to the body, the scale are pointing outside.
This is caused by kidney's problems, the result of eating bad food. The infected one is usually live food such as blood worms.
No medication found yet for this condition. Euthanasia is the only way out.
Some stores sold fry bettas, which is very fragile without proper care. You might also get the babies from the bettas parents.
Which way is no problem, as long as you know the conditions to raise them well.
1. Separate the babies from the parent's tank. Provide 2-3 gallons tank, with 80 degree temperature.
2. Install sponge filters. This is the best option for the fragile babies, creating slow current and minimum sucking power.
3. Put a thermometer ad make it point to 74 to 80 Farenheit. Do regular check every day.
4. Let the babies be under daddy care if they still have the egg yolk. After sixteen days of care, you can separate them from the male betta.
5. Feed infusoria as the first babies food. It is a liquid food available in pet stores. You will need eyedrop to measure the accurate amount.
6. Give the liquid frequently in a day. Do this for at least three to four days.
7. Pick live food such as brine shrimp when their mouth grows bigger. Keep this for three weeks.
8. Offer finely chopped freeze dried feeding after three or four weeks age. Repeat the routine for another two weeks.
9. Move the babies into ten gallons tank after six weeks. Don't forget to do regular water change, two times in a week.
10. Give variety of foods: live, frozen, and dried. Wait until they reach one inch big.
11. Determine the babies' When you are done, make sure to separate them into several bowls.
You might purchase the adult fishes for the pilot project, measuring how well you can raise them by yourself.
It takes time to familiarize yourself with the routine.
Then, your careful nurture allows the couple to breed into several valuable betta fries.
The way you take care of it says everything you know about betta environment.
Unless you experience it, you won't know how easy yet challenging betta fish care is.
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Attack On Titan S3: Attack Titan
June 24, 2019 by mattdoylemedia, posted in Anime
Welcome, one and all, to my latest weekly episode review for Attack on Titan Season Three. Today, I'm looking at the episode Attack Titan. Way back, old school wrestling had a simple philosophy: get as much as you can out of as little as you can. In a way, this episode reminded me of that, because in terms of what it did, there was very little going on. At the same time though, it achieved a lot with it. Let's have a look.
Birth Of A Titan
The brunt of this episode continued the flashback to Grisha and Kruger, and as such, we picked up where we left off: with Kruger finishing of the Marley troops. It turns out that his full name is Eren Kruger, so now we know where Eren got his name from. Grisha feels pretty useless at this point because he rightly feels like his actions led to disaster for those he was close to. Kruger kinda puts him in his place in terms of showing that he isn't the only to suffer here too.
Kruger may have cut Grisha's fingers off during torture, but he isn't the only one. The Owl has tortured thousands of citizens and turned them into Titans, including women and children. If he hadn't, he would have been found out. For him, I think it was all leading up to this moment with Grisha. Both of them had a similar hatred, with Kruger's being due to watching his parents being burned alive. It's that similarity that makes his suitable for what Kruger wants him to do: take his Titan Power. That led into a nice little revelation…
Death Of A Titan
Kruger wants Grisha to infiltrate the walls and take back the power of the Founding Titan from the King. Grisha obviously wants to know why Kruger can't do it himself, and Kruger explains that those who have one of the nine Titan powers have their lives shortened. They cannot survive for more than thirteen years, and his time is now up. Jumping forward in time, our three protagonists also discussed this a little, as it means that, even if Mikasa doesn't want to believe it, Armin now only has thirteen years to live and Eren has less than eight.
This was a very good addition to the lore for me. Giving them a limited lifespan has a lot of consequences because it means that the heroes have less time than they'd like to make use of their abilities. At the same time, it also means that if the villains already know this fact, they will be better prepared to keep the powers within their fold for longer. For such a small point, it does change the shape of the overall battle quite a bit.
Connecting The People
This is added to by the point that, should a Titan Shifter die without passing their power on, the power will pass on to a child yet to be born to a subject of Ymir. In this way, the powers essentially go on forever, meaning that they are always in play. This connection also means that those with the powers are prone to seeing paths that crisscross and converge at the location of the Founding Titan. These paths bring the blood and bone that make Titans, but also bring memories from others.
This link surfaces in three different ways this episode. The first one is obvious: Eren stated in the previous episode that he was linked to his father's memories. We now know that that was literal, with Eren getting full flashes of what his Dad did. The second big one comes at the end when Kruger is convincing Grisha to take on his mission. Here, Kruger tells Grisha that he has to succeed or he won't be able to save Mikasa, Armin, and the others. The implication here is that the link between the Nine Titans allows time to be something other than a one-way flow. It would also explain why Grisha was happy to adopt Mikasa when he finally found her. That alone was an interesting touch. The third time this comes into play involves someone who isn't themselves a Titan Shifter…
Getting your thoughts down on paper.
Royal Blood And Eren's True Ability
Historia gets to read the letter from Ymir, and it's really quite a sad moment. Ymir tells her that she doesn't have long left now and that she'd love to say that she can die with no regrets, but in truth, she does have one: she never got to marry Historia. That had me welling up. When Historia ran her fingers over the words on the paper though, she got a couple of flashes of memory.
This is then brought up again later one. We learn that Eren's Titan form is called the Attack Titan. We also learn that Grisha succeeded in capturing the Founding Titan and passing the ability on to Eren. The implication here is that when he injected Eren, Eren ate him, and assumed both the Attack Titan that Grisha took from Kruger and the Founding Titan that he gained during his mission. The problem is, royal blood seems to be a requirement for it to work.
The story is that only those with royal blood can truly access the power of the Founding Titan, but those with royal blood can't do much with it. The reason is that the King made a pact that avoids war with the outside world, and so the royals that have the power tend to be forced into the same ideal. Hange theorizes that it may not need a royal family member to control it though as Eren has controlled Titans before and he's not of royal blood.
That's where Eren realizes something. The last time he controlled other Titans, it was after touching the Titan that ate his Mom and Hannes. He knows that the Titan was originally someone that his father was previously married to, which means that it was Dina, the last royal descendant left in Marley. Touching her helped him activate the Founding Titan powers. He can't say anything about it though as, if he does, he worries that the military will do something to Historia.
The interesting thing here is that it has the potential to put Eren in a bit of a bind. If he can't access the powers, then the logical choice is for them to find a way for Historia to devour him. They don't have the serum anymore, but that doesn't mean that they can't go looking for some. Eren is going to need to find a solution for this, or things don't bode well for him.
You've gotta love Hange.
I think that there was an attempt at comedy this week. Twice, Eren reacted strongly to his memories. Once, while talking to himself in his cell, and once in the gathering to discuss the books, when he yelled out. This resulted in Hange and the others saying he's going through a phase because he's fifteen. So I guess we're getting puberty jokes now. I really hope that doesn't become a regular thing. I have no issue with the idea of adding some funny moments in when appropriate, but they can do better than that.
Like I said, this episode really did very little. It was essentially two sets of conversations, one I the past and one in the present. The amount that it built on what we already knew was really quite impressive though. We now know more and have a few more bumps for the protagonists to traverse. So, great work there.
In terms of the Nine Titans, we now also know the following Shifters: Eren (Attack and Founding), Armin (Colossal), Zeke (Beast), Reiner (Armoured), Annie (Female), Ymir (Jaw). We've also seen the Quadrupedal Titan but don't know who it is yet. That also leaves one more Titan yet to be revealed. It's going to be fun seeing what comes next with this! I have a theory though. The memory that Kruger had was Eren's. It made it clear that Grisha had to take the Attack Titan, as it would lead to him getting the power and so make him able to enact a larger plan. I think that Eren is going to end up devouring with either all or most of the Titan powers. I'm not sure how he'd get it from Armin without killing him – I can't see him doing that – but I think that he's destined to be in control of them all. In the end, he will do something to remove the Titan powers from the world.
So, those were my thoughts. But what about yourselves? Did you enjoy this episode? Do you agree or disagree with any of my observations? Let me know in the comments below.
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Karandi says:
Learning they have a very finite time limit does change things a bit and makes the question of whether to bring back Armin or Erwin less weight overall given it isn't for good anyway (though thirteen years is a reasonably substantial period of time in a world where life expectancy is clearly not overly high).
Aye. The question is does having the power now make them more likely to live those 13 years than before, or does it make them a target and lower that potential?


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