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Q: Are parameters evaluated in order when passed into a method? Are parameters evaluated in order when they passed into a method?
For Java it's always true, for C it isn't, but what is the answer for C#?
Sample
string.Format("byte1={0} byte2={1} byte3={2}",
  getNextByte(),
  getNextByte(),
  getNextByte());

int pos=0;
byte[] arr=new byte[] {1,2,3,4,5,6};
byte getNextByte()
{
  return arr[pos++];
}

This sample works, but is it only luck or a rule?

A: Yes, expressions passed as arguments to methods are always evaluated from left to right.
From the C# 4.0 Language Specification:

7.5.1.2 Run-time evaluation of argument lists
During the run-time processing of a function member invocation (§7.5.4), the expressions or variable references of an argument list are evaluated in order, from left to right, [...]

A: As others have pointed out, the language specification requires that parameters be evaluated in left-to-right order.
However, full disclosure, we accidentally and not on purpose introduced a couple of bugs in C# 4.0 where certain scenarios involving named arguments, optional parameters and ref-omitted parameters in calls to legacy COM objects, such that in those scenarios the side effects of arguments might not be evaluated in strictly left-to-right order. The analyzer that deals with the interactions between those features is complicated and it had some bugs.
I apologize for the errors; we hope to have them fixed in the next version.

A: From the language specification:

During the run-time processing of a function member invocation, the expressions or variable references of an argument list are evaluated in order, from left to right.


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'Succession' Season 2 Review: The Year's Best Drama Is an Absurd Amount of Fun
Combining the best elements of outgoing HBO classics, "Succession" Season 2 emerges as a delectable feast all its own.
Aug 5, 2019 11:06 am
Brain Cox and Matthew Macfadyen in "Succession"
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After developing its unique brand of satiric intensity in Season 1, "Succession" is leaning into its strengths in Season 2. That means more backstabbing schemes from children angling to be daddy's No. 1 kiddo, more culture clashes as these out-of-touch 1 percenters pretend to be (or at least placate) everyday Americans, and, yes, it also means more Tom (Matthew Macfadyen) and Greg (Nicholas Braun), quibbling over chicken fingers at the kids' table while the adults fight for dibs to every course of their banquet.
Make no mistake, you're watching this family eat itself alive. If anyone found early episodes of Jesse Armstrong's critique of wealth-hoarding American families to be too soft in its condemnation of the Roy's behavior, there's no misunderstanding now: While you'll feel for a few of the cannibals in powerful, fleeting moments, there's an absurd amount of joy to be found in watching the uber-rich go to war with each other, stripping their souls bloody, and only winning in the coldest, ugliest, most Trumpian sense of the word.
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What's been lost (and continues to be lost) is most often captured through Kendall (Jeremy Strong), the one-time successor whose ploy to overthrow his father would've succeeded if not for an ill-advised midnight run. His tragic fate from the Season 1 finale becomes a public shaming in Season 2, as he's paraded through various Roy family gatherings like a prized buck slain by the top hunter — only he's still living, breathing, and praising his killer. Kendall's fall defines his arc through at least five episodes of Season 2, as his zombie-like presence shakes up every scene he's beckoned to join; Kendall doesn't act on his own ambitions any more, but Strong's performance is a visceral and jarring reminder of what happens when you cross Logan (Brian Cox), and what really matters to each member of the family.
Kendall isn't sent to the proverbial farm because business must go on — Logan keeps his seat at the head of Waystar Royco, but he's got new goals in mind to ensure the family's future. If you saw the trailer, you already know: He wants to become the "No. 1 media conglomerate in the world," and to do that, the already expansive company has to get bigger. To say more cross into spoiler territory, but this basic idea necessitates many other enticing storylines: New strategy has to be discussed, appearances have to be maintained, and a successor has to be named… maybe.
Jeremy Strong and Sarah Snook in "Succession"
Logan tried that once before, to start off the series, and one could argue another very similar false promise is made in Season 2; a promise Logan will be unable to keep no matter the circumstances. But it also asks the audience to examine the cost of that lie. Not only has Logan alienated himself from his family, keeping them clinging to his coattails only because they hope to rip it from him, but it looks to be his ultimate downfall. Logan, like most of the Roys, is chasing something that can't be caught: absolute power. No one person can hold it, just like no one person can be infallible — and in that thin line between unquestionable command and unreasonable requests lies the patriarch's weakness. How it catches up to him, and who else it clips, is a delicious waiting game Armstrong builds beautifully.
To be fair, he built a lot of it already. Part of what makes Season 2 fly so smoothly is how well we've come to know each of the characters, and how comfortably Armstrong lets us bask in their dysfunction: Roman (Kieran Culkin) believes he's a bad person and yet still feels entitled to an empire, so Armstrong sets him on separate paths to explore each side of himself, knowing they have to converge. Connor (Alan Ruck), who's paying Willa (Justine Lupe) to pretend to be his fiancé just to keep up his picture-perfect fantasyland, is so far gone he thinks he can run for president. Shiv (Sarah Snook) is where things get really interesting, as the capable and experienced political adviser has built a life separate from her family's business, yet she can't resist the urge to pop back in and counsel them, too.
The pull of power and the astonishing things it does to those who wield it creates a story both obscene and inviting. Logan and the rest of the Roys perform the most outlandish acts to flaunt their power and make themselves feel superior. In the moment, they're hilarious. It's only when you take a step back and look at the broader picture that the humor becomes enriched by truth. It's always easy to believe the Roys (or people like them) would make these ridiculous, often malicious, choices. (The post-dinner game in Episode 3, "Hunting," is an instant classic.) But only those deserving to be taken down a peg are made into the butt of the jokes. Whenever the Roys have to confront someone from outside their egocentric bubble of money, "Succession" is tragic and only tragic. These well-timed reminders of the real people suffering from their selfishness (like last year's softball game) only fuel your contempt for these wannabe gods, and together, "Succession" becomes a biting satire, built on the back of a family drama, and made stronger by each facet.
To say "Succession" is the year's best drama is a bit of an empty statement: For one, it's been a notoriously weak year for the medium, with one prominent hourlong series after the next failing to live up to their pedigree. Thankfully, "Succession" breaks our cultural cold streak, but it does more that: By blending the vitriolic contempt of "Veep" with the interpersonal family drama in "Game of Thrones," Armstrong's series blends genres smoothly, stretching out the propulsive slew of insults found in Armando Ianucci's political satire while trimming the fat from David Benioff and D.B. Weiss' bloated fantasy universe. "Succession" is about one family, one company, and the very real world they're trying to control. Its eagerness to condemn the country's terrifying trajectory, along with its efficiency and artistry, is what makes the drama great — the fun it has doing so is what makes it one-of-kind.
"Succession" Season 2 premieres Sunday, August 11 at 9 p.m. on HBO.
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I've had some cheddar and broccoli rice in the refridgerator since Thursday evening. Is it still safe to eat?
Sure as long as it's cold!
Yes. As long as it didn't sit out overnight at anytime. And as long as it was well cooked.
It should be fine, but it wont be as fresh if you want it to be. My advice is to just smell it before you eat it!
if rice is dry and kept in a air tight jar it will last up to 4 years.
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Vice President Pence Announces Humans on the Moon by 2024
by National Space Society | Mar 28, 2019 | NSS Press Releases, Space Policy | 2 comments
The National Space Society supports the administration's efforts to accelerate the timetable for getting U.S. personnel on the Moon permanently. Chair of the NSS Executive Committee Dale Skran stated, "An accelerated return to the Moon should focus on the goal of mining the resources of the lunar polar regions and not simply putting boots on the ground. We need a reusable architecture that is cost-effective, not another one-shot space stunt."
Vice President Mike Pence announced on March 26 the administration's revised plans for Americans to return to the Moon within the next five years, as the 50th anniversary of the first crewed mission to the Moon approaches. Speaking at the U.S. Space and Rocket Center in Huntsville, Alabama, Pence stated that the earlier NASA-estimated year of 2028 for the next Americans on the Moon was "just not good enough." He went on to urge NASA to set "bold goals" such as landing a crewed mission near the Moon's South Pole, which scientists believe contains abundant water ice for fuel and life support.
NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine echoed and expanded on Pence's message by stating, "This time, when we go to the Moon, we will stay. And then, we will use what we learn on the Moon to take the next giant leap—sending astronauts to Mars." Bridenstine will speak on NASA's implementation plans at the International Space Development Conference (isdc2019.nss.org) presented by National Space Society in June.
NSS Executive Vice President Alfred Anzaldua added, "We also strongly support the administration's increased use of commercial vehicles to help advance this timeline. A key step toward this is NASA moving beyond its current "Reference Architecture" for human-class lunar landers to a fully open commercial competition that allows alternative solutions from SpaceX and Blue Origin a fair chance to compete."
On March 26th, Elon Musk tweeted, "Would be great to have a competitive, commercial program to build a moon base that is outcome-oriented (not cost-plus), so you only get paid for safe delivery of cargo." NSS endorses such a program and believes that it is the only way the U.S. can get to the Moon within five years.
For more information about the National Space Society's plan for space settlement, see the 2019 Third Edition of its Roadmap to Space Settlement at: space.nss.org/roadmap.
Image: Vice President Pence at the National Space Council meeting March 26, courtesy NASA TV.
Ronnie Lajoie, space systems engineer on March 28, 2019 at 6:19 pm
No Bucks, No Buck Rogers. I don't think the private sector is prepared to put up the additional billions of dollar needed to greatly accelerate the schedule to return to the Moon. NASA's share of the Federal budget at one-half of one percent is well short of the peak Apollo years of four percent, or even the average Apollo period (1962-1969) of three percent (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budget_of_NASA). Even counting advances in technology and lessons learned from the past, as well some direct money contributions from the private sector (e.g., private lander), NASA will need a lot more money to achieve this goal. At least five billion more per year, if not ten. Even with such an increase, NASA's budget would still be below one percent of the Federal budget.
Dr Michael Hutchison on March 28, 2019 at 6:52 pm
Great well thought out idea!
Must be something more than water ice in one or both polar regions of moon to support efforts on the moon and relay settlement or waystation to Mars Colonization.


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You are encouraged to attend the Save Our Scholarships public hearing on HB 632, the bill that intends to repeal the Education Tax Credit program. It will be on Tuesday, February 5th starting at 11:00am in room 202 of the Legislative Office Building. The hearing may be relocated to a larger room. More details about the hearing are available here; more information on HB 632 is in the article below. We were also on ManchTalk recently to discuss the Education Tax Credit program.
We are closely following HB 711, a bill that has a provision that would cut state funding for chartered public schools in half, likely forcing them to close. It is in one of the many bills regarding adequacy funding. It is important to not only monitor what happens to this particular bill, but all the others as well, because any of them can be amended. In other words, even if the House votes Inexpedient to Legislate (ITL) to kill HB 711, similar provisions could be included in any of the other adequacy funding bills. With roughly two dozen funding bills, this will require very diligent monitoring. The House Education Committee has two subcommittee work sessions scheduled this week on this bill and others re adequacy funding. Read more about HB 711 in Attack on Chartered Public Schools.
The House and Senate have a busy week ahead – public hearings, subcommittee meetings, and executive sessions. See below for the full schedule. The most important hearing this week is on HB 632, the bill that would repeal the Education Tax Credit program, as mentioned above. Several sessions pertain to nonpublic schools, some that impact chartered public schools, and multiple re education funding. We are monitoring numerous bills this year and those will include our analysis and commentary.
Legislators' contact information is at the end.
Once bills are exec'd, they are usually scheduled for a vote by the entire body soon after. This is when all members of the House or Senate will vote YEA (to support the committee's recommendation) or NAY (to oppose the recommendation). Contact your legislators before the session day with brief, polite messages and mention you are a constituent.
9:00 a.m. SB 142-L, requiring feminine hygiene products in school restrooms.
9:15 a.m. SB 139, establishing a committee to study options for lowering student debt.
9:30 a.m. SB 198, relative to review of job candidate applications by school board members.
9:45 a.m. SB 141, establishing a committee to study violence against school personnel.
10:00 a.m. SB 12-FN-A, establishing the New Hampshire college graduate retention incentive partnership program and making an appropriation therefor.
HB 176-FN-A, relative to grants for school building aid and making an appropriation therefor.
HB 177-FN, relative to the calculation of stabilization grants.
HB 184-FN, relative to the calculation of kindergarten students in the average daily membership and repealing prorated kindergarten funding based on Keno revenues.
HB 677-FN-A, relative to discipline of students, addressing students' behavioral needs, and making an appropriation therefor.
This bill is similar to last year's HB 1432 and HB 916 (2008). It seeks to impose redundant requirements on private schools that they must already satisfy, including the federal National Child Protection Act of 1993, regarding background checks. The law already allows nonpublic schools to conduct background checks, per RSA 189:13-a and RSA 189:39-b,I. The statute says that background checks are conducted on employees, prospective employees and certain types of volunteers classified as "designated volunteers," which is not specified in law. Local School Administrative Units (SAUs), school boards, charter schools, and public academies independently determine the categories of volunteers for background-check purposes, as may nonpublic schools. This is an intrusion in the operation of private organizations and businesses which is a dangerous precedent. Additionally, the bill as introduced is broad and vague, saying that it applies to any school "receiving public funds, directly or indirectly." In public testimony the prime sponsor, Rep. Linda Tanner, incorrectly stated that this bill would also apply to the Education Tax Credit program that is funded via private donations to a 501c3 non-profit that awards scholarships to low-income children. She also said that recipient families, not only nonpublic schools, would need to comply with criminal background check policies.
Like HB 251(2019), this bill is similar to last year's HB 1432 and HB 916 (2008), both of which were voted Inexpedient to Legislate. This bill seeks to impose redundant nondiscrimination requirements on private schools that they must already satisfy per federal laws. Title IX of the Civil Rights Act and numerous Supreme Court decisions state that no private school may discriminate on the basis of race, color, or national origin. To do so would jeopardize their IRS non-profit status. Private schools must also follow the Equal Employment Opportunity's requirement re nondiscrimination on the basis of gender for hiring practices, unless the institution is religious-affiliated. There are also protections for students with special needs. Per the Americans with Disabilities Act, nonpublic schools must provide "auxiliary aids and services" to children with special needs if they are otherwise qualified for admission. This bill also would set a dangerous precedent for undue intrusion and regulation of nonpublic schools. Additionally, the bill as introduced is broad and vague, saying that it applies to any school "receiving public funds, directly or indirectly." In public testimony the prime sponsor, Rep. Linda Tanner, incorrectly stated that this bill would also apply to the Education Tax Credit program that is funded via private donations to a 501c3 non-profit that awards scholarships to low-income children. She also said that recipient families, not only nonpublic schools, would need to comply with nondiscrimination policies.
HB 258, establishing a committee to study teacher preparation and education programs.
HB 357, relative to the public school infrastructure fund.
HB 678-FN, relative to state funding of the cost of an opportunity for an adequate education for all New Hampshire students.
HB 713-FN-L, relative to education funding.
HB 711-FN-L, relative to funding an adequate education.
A provision in this bill would cut state funding for chartered public schools in half, to only the per student state adequacy funding level. Charter schools already operate on one-third the total funding that other public schools receive. This bill, if enacted, would likely close our charter schools, forcing nearly 4,000 students back into their local public schools, environments that are not the best fit for them, and at a higher cost to taxpayers. Read more in Attack on Chartered Public Schools.
HB 709-FN-A-L, relative to the formula for determining funding for an adequate education.
11:00 a.m. HB 632-FN, relative to the education tax credit.
The Education Tax Credit (ETC) scholarship program is facing multiple legislative attacks this term, of which HB 632 is one. This program is the only one of its kind to put educational opportunities within reach for low-income students across the Granite State. The scholarship program began in 2013 and to date has helped 877 children; 413 low-income students utilize scholarships for the 2018-2019 school year. Of those students, 16% are children will special needs. The ETC program allows private donations – not state funds – to be given to a non-profit organization that provides scholarships to low-income children. Scholarships may be used for tuition at out-of-district public schools, private school tuition, or approved home education expenses. Donors receive a credit against their business enterprise or profits tax; individuals receive a credit against their income taxes. As defined in statute, the program can only help low-income students, those at or below 300% of the federal poverty limit. The 2018 guideline for a family of four is a maximum annual income of $75,300. These families also qualify for a range of federal assistance programs including Medicaid and the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP). Of this year's scholarship children, 62% are at the Free and Reduced income level which is $46,400 annually for a family of four. Poverty is a major contributor to a range of long-term academic problems. According to The Condition of Education (2018) by the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES), living in poverty has a great impact for the duration of a child's academic years, from kindergarten through high school. The report says, "…and living in poverty are associated with poor educational outcomes, including low achievement scores, having to repeat a grade, and dropping out of high school." These private scholarships put educational opportunities within reach for families that they otherwise could not access. Educational opportunities close the academic gap for at-risk students. The average scholarship award is $2,762; it is higher, $4,833.50 for children with special needs. While this small program makes all the difference for struggling students, it does not have a negative financial impact on local or state education funding. In fact, supporting educational opportunities for at-risk children produces positive outcomes for our communities. Forcing these at-risk students back into educational settings that do not fit their individual needs will not only cause long-term harm to their educational outcomes, but will also cost local districts more money as they would now be responsible for integrating over 400 children back into their schools. Per the NH Department of Education, the average cost per pupil is $15,865.26; the cost per pupil with all expenditures is $18,991.10. The ETC is a win-win for students and communities across the Granite State. Repealing the Education Tax Credit program would have a devastating effect on our most vulnerable children and local districts.
10:00 a.m. HB 529, prohibiting a school district employee from assisting a person convicted of sexual misconduct with a minor child.
10:30 a.m. HB 545, prohibiting law enforcement officers from questioning a minor at school without a parent or guardian present.
11:00 a.m. HB 544, relative to the governance of the Manchester school district.
11:15 a.m. HB 569-FN-L, relative to innovation schools.
HB 569 proposes a way of allowing more flexible use of resources among public schools within a single district or across districts. It allows schools that share common interests or serve similar cohorts of students to work cooperatively in such areas as school staffing, curriculum and assessment, class scheduling, use of financial and other resources, and faculty recruitment, employment, evaluation, and compensation. It may be used to enhance services in special education, gifted and talented resources, programs for students participating in English Language Learners, services for at-risk students, and more. This is a creative idea to enable local district schools to adapt to their communities' needs and be responsive to budget constraints and declining student enrollment. This bill suggests a way for public schools to have more opportunities to be flexible and innovative to meet these challenges.
1:00 p.m. HB 570, establishing a commission to study career pathways from full-time service year programs to postsecondary education and employment opportunities in support of New Hampshire's future workforce needs.
1:30 p.m. HB 721-FN-L, relative to special education in towns with no public schools.
This is redundant with RSA 189:49 that already authorizes school boards to provide nonpublic schools the following special education services: health and welfare services including speech correction and remedial and diagnostic services; programs for the deaf, blind, emotionally disturbed, children with disabilities; and programs for the improvement of the educational studies of pupils with disabilities. Also, RSA 193:3, commonly referred to as the Manifest Educational Hardship statute, is frequently used by districts to place children with special needs in nonpublic schools, if appropriate for their learning needs. When these students are reassigned by their home district, the special education funds or services follow the child to the new school assignment. This already exists in the statute this bill seeks to alter. There are also existing federal protections for students with special needs. Per the Americans with Disabilities Act, nonpublic schools must provide "auxiliary aids and services" to children with special needs if they are otherwise qualified for admission.
2:00 p.m. HB 723-FN, relative to requiring a criminal history records check for applicants for teaching certification.
2:30 p.m. HB 733-FN, relative to emergency kits in classrooms.
9:00 a.m. SB 268-FN, providing in-state tuition rates at any university system of New Hampshire institution for any person registered to vote in this state.
9:15 a.m. SB 265-FN-L, relative to maintaining stabilization grants at the current level.
10:45 a.m. SB 303-FN, relative to state aid to school districts.
11:30 a.m. SB 143, relative to administrative costs of state aid for special education.
A provision in this bill would cut state funding for chartered public schools in half, to only the per student state adequacy funding level. Charter schools already operate on one-third the total funding that other public schools receive. This bill, if enacted, would likely close our charter schools, forcing nearly 4,000 chartered public-school students back into their local public schools, environments that are not the best fit for them, and at a higher cost to taxpayers. Read more in Attack on Chartered Public Schools.
The House Ways and Means Committee contact information is below. A list of the committee members' emails follows for an easy copy/paste.


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Bragi Holm
5 ft. 3 in. ❤ Unattached
played by Willow
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July 9, 2019 – 5:23 PM
July 9th, 1889 — Forbidden Forest
Bragi felt otherworldly. In fact he felt sort of dead, near enough floating above himself in a thoughtless haze as he watched himself looking at the thing. The thing in the woods.
It was nearly sunset, dour and green. The young Dane had been roaming the fridges of the forest beyond North Bartonburg, inadvertently exploring deeper than he intended, when he'd come across a panicked man stooped over a thing. A thing in the woods. The man, who he vaguely recognised as a neighbour, was clammy and bewildered as he addressed Bragi in a breathless fluster, telling him to wait here while he contacted the Ministry.
So Bragi obediently waited as the neighbour sped off into the undergrowth, and he looked at the thing, shocked, unsettled, and increasingly alone.
There was a thing in the woods.
@Ernest Mulciber
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Ernest Mulciber
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@Arven Fisk
Assistant Head of the Department of Mysteries
5 ft. 10 in. ❤ Married
played by Lynn
Ernest Mulciber was not generally a man who did house calls or field work. The nature of the work performed in the Department of Mysteries was such that it really shouldn't have any application in the real world, until it had reached the point where it had been unclassified and released to the public — at which point it was no longer their problem, but fell into some other department's regulatory sphere. Most of Ernest's work was academic, or confined to laboratories. Occasionally, however, something arose that required his apartment's attention, and when that happened it was usually rather pressing.
The description of what had been found piqued his interest immediately. It might have an absolutely mundane explanation — but in case it didn't, he certainly didn't want investigators from another department mucking around with it and ruining any chance he had to figure out where it had come from.
He had apparated to the general area of the woods based on the description the townsperson had provided, then used a simple seeking spell to point him in the right direction from there. It was a good thing they'd left one person at the site, or else it would have been much more difficult to find it magically, but as it was he arrived within a few moments. "Brilliant!" he called out as he arrived; the unknown generally put him in a good mood, particularly when he was allowed to investigate it unburdened by people less intelligent than himself surrounding him.
"Has it moved at all?" he asked, rubbing his hands together as he surveyed the scene. "If it hasn't, I think the first course of action should be to poke it with a stick."
Simeon Fox
Owner of Fox & Son
played by Renny
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Simeon ventured through the forest in his fox-en shape, and paused as the scent of three "somethings." with a slight fading of the fourth tangled in his nostrils. Interesting and unexpected. He shifted into his human form and began his trek, each step long and purposeful in stride. He paused as he appeared before the two strangers, hands clasped neatly in front of him and the smallest of smiles tugging at his lips. "Thank you." His voice held warmth, as was considered polite, but he did not elaborate. Instead he said, "I wouldn't." Having overheard the man say he wanted to poke it with a stick just as he arrived. His gaze ventured to the item they surveyed, it was covered in elaborate push buttons.
"Brilliant! — "Thank you" — so spoke two unexpected presences. Bragi had felt them approaching, but his eyes had been too fixed on the thing to pay them much heed. Now that he looked round at them he saw that neither were the neighbour who'd fled the scene. Both were strangers, middle-aged fellows, one sparky and inquisitive, the other cool and watchful. Both were far more authoritative than young Bragi.
"No sir, it hasn't moved." There was a tremor to his androgynous voice.
At mention of poking it, Bragi took an automatic step back. He was not brave enough for that.
"I... don't understand. Has it a skin?" he breathed, narrowing his eyes at the thing. It had parts to it that looked mechanical, like buttons and dead lights, but it also had things he'd never associated with a machine before. One of the wild thoughts that had gone through his head at first inspection was that it was a dead cow, but it most certainly was not.
Ernest hadn't even had a chance to get a good look at the thing before they were joined by a third party. The redhead he had expected, based on the description he'd been given at the Ministry, but this new man was a surprise. Ernest raised an eyebrow at him, wondering if he ought to look familiar. He was certainly acting with an air of confidence, as though he had some sort of authority in this situation, but he didn't work for the Ministry, nor was he anyone from the civilian sector that Ernest thought he ought to be familiar with.
"Won't know 'till we touch it," Ernest said in a rather casual tone in response to the younger man's question, though he kept his eyes on the interloper. "And you are, sir?" he asked, when it became obvious the man had no immediate intention of introducing himself.
A curt nod was given to the young man with flaming red hair before cold blue eyes took in the Ministry official. "Simeon Fox." He stated. He moved over to the item in question and thus stood beside Ernest. "You?" He asked to neither one of them in particular. He crouched down and for closer inspection.
There appeared to be a little damage on the right side with a slightly tarnished fleshy appearance, but overall the "something" in question seemed salvageable. "It must be handled indirectly. Do not touch it or use magic on it directly." He had no desire to see either of the two go to St. Mungos. A hand dipped into his robes and began to rummage.
It then occurred to Bragi that he wasn't sure which of these men was the Ministry official his neighbour had fled to summon. Was it the lean, sprightly fellow who'd appeared first? Or was it the older one, this Mr Simeon Fox? It couldn't be both because they had not arrived together and were clearly not acquainted. In fact, there was a faint atmosphere of them being slightly... at odds.
As he hadn't been addressed or called upon to speak, Bragi held back and said nothing. At first he glanced between the two of them as if he were watching a lawn tennis match, and then he watched Mr Fox crouch down beside the thing. The lad wrapped his arms around himself as if he were cold, unsettled by the mess of organic and mechanic that had somehow found itself "dead" in the middle of a forest.
Ophelia Devine
The name meant nothing to Ernest, and he was entirely dissatisfied by the introduction — not a word of why this man was here, or how he supposedly knew so much about this strange object. For a moment Ernest wondered if he ought to have waited for someone else from the Ministry to accompany him — an auror, perhaps, for a little extra muscle. It had never been necessary before, though, and he was used to coworkers just getting in the way more often than not.
Not being one to lose his head or be easily swayed by confidence alone, Ernest drew his wand. He took one step matter of factly in the direction of the redheaded man, putting the two of them on one side of the object and Mr. Fox on the other.
"I'll advise you not to touch it, either," he said coolly. "And take a step back, please, unless you'd like to explain what you know about it, and why."
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Mr. Fox was as calm as a cucumber, and paid no mind to the man with the wand. Instead he kept looking for that hanky. Finally he found it and pulled it from his robes. "I'm not." He said simply before laying the cloth neatly out in a nice square next to the object, which he watched with a steady gaze, still not touching it. The dark and foreboding feelings emitting from the item made his stomach churn and a bead of sweat poor down from his temple.
He then reached into his pocket a second time and pulled out a neatly folded piece of parchment and handed it over to the Ministry official. It was a certificate of sale stamped with a permit of trade from the Department of Rare Magical Artifacts that had a drawing of the item and denoted Fox as simply the middle man for procuring it for a Mr. M. S. London. "A copy." He doubted the Ministry official would interfere with perfectly legal free trade.
"Hankies, quickly." He said in an even tone. "Boy." He requested. "Help me slide them under it." He didn't see the point of asking the Ministry official to, what with his wand pointed at his head. "It won't hurt you, just don't touch it." He was calm and level headed, he had to be.
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Bragi didn't know what was harder to witness — the twisted mystery tainting the forest floor, or the tension between the two older men growing like churning grey clouds.
He watched the goings on, very much not a part of them, so was startled to be addressed and instructed. Boy. He might've been stung by the curtness, but Mr Fox hadn't asked anyone's name, so Bragi did not take it personally. What he did do, however — and he really couldn't resist — was glance up at the first man, the man who'd said to poke it with a stick. The glance was a request for permission or advice. Perhaps it was his comparative warmth, or perhaps it was something else, but the young Dane instinctively trusted him more than the one instructing him to scoop up a travesty of nature with some handkerchiefs.
"Don't start sliding anything under anything," Ernest said curtly, as he snatched up the paper and unfolded it. He had no intention of letting the man do anything at all until he'd figured out what he was doing here in the first place — and, truth be told, the curtness of his manner won him no favors. Even if he had a very legitimate reason to be here, Ernest was more inclined to send him packing at the moment, even if it was only to go sit around the Ministry and wait for Ernest to bring the item back himself.
The piece of paper was certainly a very good forgery, but a forgery it was. Ernest had to work with departments all over the Ministry (much as he disdained doing so), and he had never heard of the Department of Rare Magical Artifacts. Even so, he might have been inclined to believe that it did exist, since the Ministry was large and overly bureaucratic by nature, were it not for his involvement in the events of the summer of 1888. The magical fog that had begun in Irvingly and crept through England, devouring magic, had been caused by a rare magical artifact, and no one from this supposed department had stepped up to handle it. Even after the problem had been identified, it was investigators and aurors accompanying the thing back to Egypt. Department of Rare Magical Artifacts, indeed.
"I have a few questions for you, Mr. Fox, regarding this permit," he said with a threatening glower, his wand still drawn as he stuffed the paper into the pocket of his robe. "Though perhaps you would be more comfortable answering them from the Ministry holding cells, with an auror present."
July 15, 2019 – 12:09 AM
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Fox took a quiet breathe still remaining calm, but picked up the hanky shoving it back into his pocket and stepped away from the item. His hands were clasped in front of him right where the Ministry official could see them. Time was of the essence, but if the official wished to lolly gag, well so be it. "Ask away." He said, open to questions, his voice still hosting a even quality to it. After all he was simply the middle man in an exchange of items.
The "something"'s buttons began to glow, and that gut wrenching feeling it gave off seemed to increase, skin bristling. "Quickly perhaps?" A legitimate look of concern looked to the item, that couldn't be good, that couldn't be good at all. He took a deep breath but made no motion to pull his own wand or do any kind of tricky business.
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Bragi was irresistibly reminded of two dogs he'd seen the other day in Bartonburg, their ears tall and tails high, eyes fixed on each other, growling so deeply that they couldn't even be heard. Their owners had barely managed to drag them away from each other. But there were no owners here, just two free men — growling so deeply that they couldn't even be heard.
Well, three free men, but Bragi had never felt so much like a spare part in his life.
He took another subtle step back, but this time from the strangers, not the thing. And upon doing so he inadvertently moved a little too close to it. It began to glow, humming with something like electrical energy, and then from its base crawled four horrifying spider-like legs. It lifted itself up on them. Bragi backed away quickly, quickly, quickly as the thing clacked towards him, shaking but mobile on its spindly legs, and with his heart in his throat he drew his wand — but the only incantation that came to mind was help.
Ernest didn't particularly want to question Mr. Fox — what he wanted most was to wish him out of existence, to erase his entire arrival here so that Ernest would have the freedom to investigate the mysterious object with impunity and without intervention. Since Mr. Fox was here, however, and clearly involved in something underhanded (why else bother to forge some official-looking paperwork from the Ministry?), he could hardly just ignore him. And as much as he might relish the challenge of having a strange object dropped into his lap to explore entirely without context, the fact of the matter was that it would be irresponsible of him not to try to find out what Fox knew — particularly if the thing might be dangerous.
Which it appeared it was; it had started pursuing their young foreign friend. "Ho!" Ernest called, taking a step back so as not to inadvertently become the thing's newest target. Fox temporarily forgotten, Ernest cast a containment charm, which had an appearance much like a shield charm — except this one was designed to protect the outside from whatever was caught inside.
Simeon frowned as he watched the item quite literally begin to crawl. Now this was not something he had signed up for, transfigured creatures or sentient items was where the, "almost everything clause" in his contracts came into play. Why? Because they were destructive by nature. "Well now this I didn't sign up for. I don't do beasties, it's all yours." It was a simple and true statement as he would reiterate to his client when the item was not claimed, though he was beginning to understand those warnings about not touching it with magic or with one's own hands.
He took a breath and watched the Ministry official very closely, ever keen on body language he could see the distaste the man had for him and the keen eye that was given towards the item. A moment was all he needed, and a moment was what he got. With a CRACK he vanished, having apparated.
Erm — a shield charm maybe? Perhaps a slowing charm? Flipendo, even?! Bragi probably could've defended himself if given a moment, but he was over-thinking things, and let's face it, just needed to be rescued. Then up sprung a glowing barrier, something like a shield charm. Perhaps Bragi's first instinct had been correct, then.
He exhaled a sigh of relief, and lowered his wand a little shakily. The thing stopped, restricted by its magical confinement. Bragi stared at it through the barrier; it looked so nightmarish. He wondered when next he'd get a good night's sleep with this thing lurking in his mind's eye.
"Wh-where's the other chap?" Bragi asked suddenly, looking around. He'd been so preoccupied by the thing, he hadn't noticed the sly man give his words of farewell and vanish into the sunset.
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Home > Laws > 2018 Florida Statutes > Title XXX > Chapter 429 > Section 02
Title XXX SOCIAL WELFARE
Chapter 429 ASSISTED CARE COMMUNITIES Entire Chapter
429.02 Definitions.—When used in this part, the term:
(1) "Activities of daily living" means functions and tasks for self-care, including ambulation, bathing, dressing, eating, grooming, and toileting, and other similar tasks.
(2) "Administrator" means an individual at least 21 years of age who is responsible for the operation and maintenance of an assisted living facility.
(3) "Agency" means the Agency for Health Care Administration.
(4) "Aging in place" or "age in place" means the process of providing increased or adjusted services to a person to compensate for the physical or mental decline that may occur with the aging process, in order to maximize the person's dignity and independence and permit them to remain in a familiar, noninstitutional, residential environment for as long as possible. Such services may be provided by facility staff, volunteers, family, or friends, or through contractual arrangements with a third party.
(5) "Assisted living facility" means any building or buildings, section or distinct part of a building, private home, boarding home, home for the aged, or other residential facility, regardless of whether operated for profit, which through its ownership or management provides housing, meals, and one or more personal services for a period exceeding 24 hours to one or more adults who are not relatives of the owner or administrator.
(6) "Chemical restraint" means a pharmacologic drug that physically limits, restricts, or deprives an individual of movement or mobility, and is used for discipline or convenience and not required for the treatment of medical symptoms.
(7) "Community living support plan" means a written document prepared by a mental health resident and the resident's mental health case manager in consultation with the administrator of an assisted living facility with a limited mental health license or the administrator's designee. A copy must be provided to the administrator. The plan must include information about the supports, services, and special needs of the resident which enable the resident to live in the assisted living facility and a method by which facility staff can recognize and respond to the signs and symptoms particular to that resident which indicate the need for professional services.
(8) "Cooperative agreement" means a written statement of understanding between a mental health care provider and the administrator of the assisted living facility with a limited mental health license in which a mental health resident is living. The agreement must specify directions for accessing emergency and after-hours care for the mental health resident. A single cooperative agreement may service all mental health residents who are clients of the same mental health care provider.
(9) "Department" means the Department of Elderly Affairs.
(10) "Emergency" means a situation, physical condition, or method of operation which presents imminent danger of death or serious physical or mental harm to facility residents.
(11) "Extended congregate care" means acts beyond those authorized in subsection (17) that may be performed pursuant to part I of chapter 464 by persons licensed thereunder while carrying out their professional duties, and other supportive services which may be specified by rule. The purpose of such services is to enable residents to age in place in a residential environment despite mental or physical limitations that might otherwise disqualify them from residency in a facility licensed under this part.
(12) "Guardian" means a person to whom the law has entrusted the custody and control of the person or property, or both, of a person who has been legally adjudged incapacitated.
(13) "Limited nursing services" means acts that may be performed by a person licensed under part I of chapter 464. Limited nursing services shall be for persons who meet the admission criteria established by the department for assisted living facilities and shall not be complex enough to require 24-hour nursing supervision and may include such services as the application and care of routine dressings, and care of casts, braces, and splints.
(14) "Managed risk" means the process by which the facility staff discuss the service plan and the needs of the resident with the resident and, if applicable, the resident's representative or designee or the resident's surrogate, guardian, or attorney in fact, in such a way that the consequences of a decision, including any inherent risk, are explained to all parties and reviewed periodically in conjunction with the service plan, taking into account changes in the resident's status and the ability of the facility to respond accordingly.
(15) "Mental health resident" means an individual who receives social security disability income due to a mental disorder as determined by the Social Security Administration or receives supplemental security income due to a mental disorder as determined by the Social Security Administration and receives optional state supplementation.
(16) "Office" has the same meaning as in s. 400.0060.
(17) "Personal services" means direct physical assistance with or supervision of the activities of daily living, the self-administration of medication, or other similar services which the department may define by rule. The term may not be construed to mean the provision of medical, nursing, dental, or mental health services.
(18) "Physical restraint" means a device which physically limits, restricts, or deprives an individual of movement or mobility, including, but not limited to, a half-bed rail, a full-bed rail, a geriatric chair, and a posey restraint. The term "physical restraint" shall also include any device which was not specifically manufactured as a restraint but which has been altered, arranged, or otherwise used for this purpose. The term shall not include bandage material used for the purpose of binding a wound or injury.
(19) "Relative" means an individual who is the father, mother, stepfather, stepmother, son, daughter, brother, sister, grandmother, grandfather, great-grandmother, great-grandfather, grandson, granddaughter, uncle, aunt, first cousin, nephew, niece, husband, wife, father-in-law, mother-in-law, son-in-law, daughter-in-law, brother-in-law, sister-in-law, stepson, stepdaughter, stepbrother, stepsister, half brother, or half sister of an owner or administrator.
(20) "Resident" means a person 18 years of age or older, residing in and receiving care from a facility.
(21) "Resident's representative or designee" means a person other than the owner, or an agent or employee of the facility, designated in writing by the resident, if legally competent, to receive notice of changes in the contract executed pursuant to s. 429.24; to receive notice of and to participate in meetings between the resident and the facility owner, administrator, or staff concerning the rights of the resident; to assist the resident in contacting the State Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program or local ombudsman council if the resident has a complaint against the facility; or to bring legal action on behalf of the resident pursuant to s. 429.29.
(22) "Service plan" means a written plan, developed and agreed upon by the resident and, if applicable, the resident's representative or designee or the resident's surrogate, guardian, or attorney in fact, if any, and the administrator or designee representing the facility, which addresses the unique physical and psychosocial needs, abilities, and personal preferences of each resident receiving extended congregate care services. The plan shall include a brief written description, in easily understood language, of what services shall be provided, who shall provide the services, when the services shall be rendered, and the purposes and benefits of the services.
(23) "Shared responsibility" means exploring the options available to a resident within a facility and the risks involved with each option when making decisions pertaining to the resident's abilities, preferences, and service needs, thereby enabling the resident and, if applicable, the resident's representative or designee, or the resident's surrogate, guardian, or attorney in fact, and the facility to develop a service plan which best meets the resident's needs and seeks to improve the resident's quality of life.
(24) "Supervision" means reminding residents to engage in activities of daily living and the self-administration of medication, and, when necessary, observing or providing verbal cuing to residents while they perform these activities.
(25) "Supplemental security income," Title XVI of the Social Security Act, means a program through which the Federal Government guarantees a minimum monthly income to every person who is age 65 or older, or disabled, or blind and meets the income and asset requirements.
(26) "Supportive services" means services designed to encourage and assist aged persons or adults with disabilities to remain in the least restrictive living environment and to maintain their independence as long as possible.
(27) "Twenty-four-hour nursing supervision" means services that are ordered by a physician for a resident whose condition requires the supervision of a physician and continued monitoring of vital signs and physical status. Such services shall be: medically complex enough to require constant supervision, assessment, planning, or intervention by a nurse; required to be performed by or under the direct supervision of licensed nursing personnel or other professional personnel for safe and effective performance; required on a daily basis; and consistent with the nature and severity of the resident's condition or the disease state or stage.
History.—s. 3, ch. 75-233; ss. 12, 14, ch. 80-198; s. 2, ch. 81-318; ss. 6, 19, ch. 82-148; ss. 41, 79, 83, ch. 83-181; s. 4, ch. 85-145; s. 3, ch. 87-371; s. 10, ch. 89-294; s. 3, ch. 91-263; s. 1, ch. 93-209; ss. 2, 38, 39, ch. 93-216; s. 7, ch. 95-210; ss. 1, 22, 47, ch. 95-418; s. 2, ch. 97-82; s. 1, ch. 98-80; s. 98, ch. 2000-318; ss. 2, 29, ch. 2006-197; s. 138, ch. 2007-230; s. 34, ch. 2015-31; s. 5, ch. 2015-126; s. 79, ch. 2018-24.
Note.—Former s. 400.402.


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Tijd voor Teenagers was een radioprogramma van de VARA dat werd uitgezonden in de periode 1959-1969 (waarvan van 1965 tot 1969 op de publieke popzender Hilversum 3).

De eerste uitzending was op vrijdag 11 september 1959 om 17.00 uur en in de beginperiode werd ze gepresenteerd door hoorspelacteur Dick van 't Sant onder het pseudoniem Dick Duster. In 1961 nam Herman Stok de presentatie over. Het programma wordt door velen beschouwd als het eerste programma van een Nederlandse omroep dat popmuziek liet horen; niet geheel terecht. Bij de AVRO was Tussen 10+ en 20- al in juni 1958 te horen. Zo was er aandacht voor bekende artiesten uit die tijd, zoals Boudewijn de Groot, Elvis Presley, The Everly Brothers en Cliff Richard. Begin jaren 60 werd de Tijd voor Teenagers Top 5 geïntroduceerd. Deze hitlijst reflecteerde de smaak van luisteraars (voornamelijk middelbare-scholieren) die hun favoriete platen opgaven. Vanaf 30 november 1963 kwam het programma met een hitparade die samengesteld werd op basis van een onderzoek naar de verkoopcijfers van singles: de Tijd voor Teenagers Top 10.

De bedenker achter dit programma was Co de Kloet, die meer werkzaamheden voor de VARA verrichtte.

Zie ook
 Top of Flop

Referenties
 Tijd voor Teenagers op BeeldengeluidWiki
 Het eerste programma met rock-'n-roll op de Nederlandse radio door Co de Kloet

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Община Стамболово се намира в Южна България и е една от съставните общини на област Хасково.

География

Географско положение, граници, големина
Общината е разположена в южната част на област Хасково. С площта си от 276,837 km2 заема 8-о място сред 11-те общини на областта, което съставлява 5,00% от територията на областта. Границите ѝ са следните:
 на север – община Хасково;
 на североизток – община Харманли;
 на изток – община Маджарово;
 на юг – община Крумовград, област Кърджали;
 на запад – община Кърджали, област Кърджали.

Природни ресурси

Релеф
Релефът на общината е хълмист и ниско планински, като територията ѝ изцяло попада в централните части на Източните Родопи.

В южните и източните райони на община Маджарово са разположени западните части на източнородопския рид Гората. На 4 km югоизточно от село Тънково, на границата с Община Маджарово се намира най-високата на общината връх Ибрекджек 607,8 m.

Северно от рида Гората в пределите на общината попада почти цялата част на друг по-нисък източнородипски рид – Чала. Неговата максимална височина на територията на община Стамболово е връх Кръклара 411,5 m, разположен на 1 km източно от село Кралево.

В най-северните райони на общината се простират крайните южни, най-издигнати части на Хасковската хълмиста област.

Минималната височина на община Стамболово от 142 m н.в. се намира в коритото на река Арда, на 2 km югоизточно от село Долно поле.

Води
В южната част на общината, от запад на изток, по границата с община Крумовград, на протежение от 18 – 19 km протича част от средното течение на река Арда. Югозападно от село Рабово е изградена преградната стена на големия язовир Студен кладенец, като в пределите на община Стамболово попада част от "долната" му част. След това река Арда последователно преминава през Рабовското долинно разширение, пролома в района на село Котлари (община Крумовград) и Долнополското долинно разширение, след което напуска пределите на общината.

В северната част на общината, през селата Царева поляна и Жълти бряг протича част от горното и част от средното течение на река Бързей, десен приток на Харманлийска река.

В средата на общината от юг-югозапад на север-североизток протича горното течение на Бисерска река (десен приток на Марица). Тя извира под името Домуздере на 425 m н.в. от западната част на рида Гората в Източните Родопи, на 700 m южно от село Поповец и тече в широка алувиална долина между ридове Чал на северозапад и Гората на югоизток покрай селата Кладенец, Долно Ботево, Голям извор и Малък извор.

Население

Етнически състав (2011)
Численост и дял на етническите групи според преброяването на населението през 2011 г.:

Движение на населението (1934 – 2021)

Населени места
Общината има 26 населени места с общо население от 5458 жители към 7 септември 2021 г.

Административно-териториални промени
 Указ № 525/обн. 03.12.1899 г. – преименува с. Кавак махле на с. Кральово;
 – преименува с. Али баба текеси на с. Свети Илия;
 през 1901 г. – заличано е с. Свети Илия без административен акт поради изселване;
 Указ № 462/обн. 21.12.1906 г. – преименува с. Ак бунар на с. Бял кладенец;
 – преименува с. Кара Мусалар на с. Воденци;
 – преименува с. Черибашилар на с. Войводенец;
 – преименува с. Кьосе кьой на с. Голобрадово;
 – преименува с. Голямо Яйджелии на с. Голям извор;
 – преименува с. Герен на с. Долно Ботьово;
 – преименува с. Алемдер на с. Долно Черковище;
 – преименува с. Саръ юрт на с. Жълти бряг;
 – преименува с. Пъндаджик на с. Лесковец;
 – преименува с. Маджарлар на с. Маджари;
 – преименува с. Малко Яйджелии на с. Малки извор;
 – преименува с. Неби кьой на с. Ново село;
 – преименува с. Кованджилар на с. Пчелари;
 – преименува с. Киралар на с. Пътниково;
 – преименува с. Ходжа кьой (Абдул Кадир) на с. Рабово;
 – преименува с. Айледин на с. Светослав;
 – преименува с. Коват кьой на с. Силен;
 – преименува с. Еллер на с. Стамболово;
 – преименува с. Индже кьой на с. Тънково;
 МЗ № 2820/обн. 14.08.1934 г. – преименува с. Хасобас на с. Царева поляна;
 МЗ № 3775/обн. 07.12.1934 г. – преименува с. Даа кьой (Даа махле) на с. Балкан;
 – преименува с. Коджа къшла на с. Зимовина;
 – преименува с. Каушит на с. Кладенец;
 – преименува с. Ходжа ени махле на с. Поповец;
 МЗ № 1401/обн. 19.07.1937 г. – признава н.м. Красива гледка (от с. Стамболово) за отделно населено място – м. Красива гледка;
 поправка на МЗ № 1401/обн. 20.09.1937 г. – преименува м. Красива гледка на м. Гледка;
 през 1956 г. – осъвременено е името на с. Долно Ботьово на с. Долно Ботево без административен акт;
 Указ № 169/обн. 10.05.1960 г. – преименува с. Ново село на с. Долно поле;
 Указ № 960/обн. 4 януари 1966 г. – осъвременява името на с. Кральово на с. Кралево;
 – уточнява името на с. Лесковец на с. Лясковец;
 – осъвременява името на с. Малки извор на с. Малък извор;
 Указ № 2294/обн. 26.12.1978 г. – признава м. Гледка за с. Гледка;
 Указ № 2932/обн. 30.09.1983 г. – отделя 26 населени места с техните землища от община Хасково и създава нова община Стамболово с административен център с. Стамболово.

Транспорт
В западната част на общината, през землището на село Царева поляна, на протежение от 5,3 km преминава участък от трасето на жп линията Русе – Горна Оряховица – Стара Загора – Димитровград – Подкова.

През общината преминават частично 6 пътя от Републиканската пътна мрежа на България с обща дължина 64,8 km:
 участък от 17,8 km от Републикански път III-505 (от km 16,9 до km 34,7);
 последният участък от 6,8 km от Републикански път III-591 (от km 25,8 до km 32,6);
 последният участък от 19,6 km от Републикански път III-593 (от km 18,5 до km 38,1);
 последният участък от 2,6 km от Републикански път III-808 (от km 41,7 до km 44,3);
 последният участък от 5,9 km от Републикански път III-5072 (от km 15,7 до km 21,6);
 последният участък от 12,1 km от Републикански път III-5074 (от km 2,9 до km 15,0).

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