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Graph.longestPath = function(vNodes, vConns) {

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Path.prototype.inPath = function(vNode) {
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Path.prototype.isLastNode = function(vNode) {
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};
Path.prototype.duplicateFromNode = function(vNode) {
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  var newPath = new Path();
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export default Graph;

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Dan Hunter's acclaimed regional Victorian restaurant has again taken top spot in Australia's Top Restaurants' annual survey of the nation's finest dining establishments.
Brae had also been number one on the 2017 list. The restaurant's menu revolves around its organic kitchen garden with an accent on local and ethically sourced produce.
The list, produced by The Australian Financial Review, sees chefs and restaurateurs vote on their peers.
Jill Dupleix, a restaurant critic and one of the directors of Australia's Top Restaurants told the audience at the awards event at the Art Gallery of New South Wales that those at the industry's coalface were inevitably the best source of dining picks.
"Chefs are like cockroaches," she said.
New South Wales and Victoria dominated the upper reaches of the list, with nine of the top 10 restaurants coming from those two states.
Dan Hunter, the Chef and owner at Brae, honed his craft at the fabled Spanish restaurant Mugaritz and has won acclaim for his distinctive approach. Restuarant critic Simon Thomsen wrote of Hunter's food: "Every dish has a small detail that manages, almost magically, to amplify and bring the flavours to life".
Meals at the restaurant stretch over several hours and can include a walk around the pastoral setting in between courses. Set menus cost A$260 per person with an option of matched wines for A$160 per diner. The menu changes regularly to incorporate seasonal produce and has included the inventive likes of smoked eel doughnuts, urchin macaron, barbecued abalone and a parsnip and apple dessert.
Ester, located in Sydney's Inner West, has won acclaim for its unpretentious vibe and fresh take on Modern Australian. It moves up one spot on the list from last year and into second position.
Another inner Sydney favourite, Saint Peter, rounds out the top three. Its menu changes every day depending on what is freshest at the fish markets. It also offers indulgent seafood-based brunches which may feature the likes of sea urchin crumpet and marron scrambled eggs.
Attica, the only Australian restaurant to feature in the recent The World's 50 Best Restaurants list, came in at fourth place. Attica Head Chef Ben Shewry is also a featured guest at the upcoming C2 Melbourne conference.
Firedoor placed eleventh overall and won the Rare Medium Award for the best red meat restaurant. The Sydney restaurant has proved a sensation with its back-to-basics approach. It has no electrical ovens and instead cooks with two wood-fired grills and a pair of wood-fired ovens. It also uses an array of aromatic woods to impart smoky flavours to the meat.


In decision making we move, more or less quickly, through a process that includes sorting through options. We discard the implausible ones, identify one or more promising options, evaluate it or them on the basis of our decision-critical criteria, and select the option we come to judge to be superior.
The challenge is always how to avoid locking-in prematurely. Strategies to Avoid Locking in Decisions Prematurely offers sixteen practical strategies to improve the decision making process and outcomes.
This module is designed to assist in the training of personnel and agency leaders responsible for high stakes decision making in all types of organizations. It is derived from Chapter 3, Facione & Gittens, Think Critically , 2016 Pearson Education.


In Cornwall, we're fortunate enough to get hold of some of the best seafood in the country, and our lobsters are second to none. Perfectly cooked and simply served with a good dressing or mayonnaise is all you need to impress. Don't forget, you want the lobster to sing!
For best results, serve the lobsters once cooled to room temperature. If you do want to refrigerate the lobsters once cooked, and serve the following day, just remember to remove them from the fridge half an hour or so before serving to take the chill off.
Sustainable top tip: Pot caught lobster caught inside of Cornwall's six mile limit is the most sustainable choice due to better management by Cornwall Inshore Fisheries and Conservation Authority.
What is Agridulce vinegar? Agridulce means "bittersweet" in Spanish. It is made from wine vinegar which has been sweetened with grape must, before being aged in oak barrels for one year.
Put the lobsters in the freezer for an hour before cooking to sedate them.
To poach the lobsters, first make a bouillon. Put the vegetables, garlic, herbs, wine, peppercorns and spices into a large pan (big enough to hold the lobsters). Pour in enough water to cover the lobsters and add plenty of salt (you want it to be almost as salty as the sea). Bring to the boil over a high heat, then lower and let simmer for 5 minutes.
Before poaching the lobsters, take them out of the freezer and firmly insert the tip of a strong cook's knife into the cross on the head to kill each one instantly. Add the lobsters to the simmering bouillon and cook for 6 minutes. Remove the pan from the heat, and leave the lobsters to finish cooking in the bouillon for a further 4 minutes. Place the lobsters on a tray and leave to cool completely. Strain the bouillon and let it cool for use later.
When the lobsters are cold, carefully cut them in half length ways, from head to tail. Remove the stomach sac and the dark intestinal thread that runs along the length of the tail. Remove the claw meat by gently, but firmly cracking the shell with the back of a knife, snap off the smaller of the pincers and then use the handle of a spoon or a skewer to poke the meat out of the shell. Remove the cartilage running through the centre of the claw meat, then cut the meat into small pieces. Lay the pieces of claw meat into the head space of the lobster shell.
When ready to serve, make the herb dressing. Take the agridulce vinegar, olive oil, a pinch of salt, and a couple of tablespoons of the bouillon. Whisk together in a bowl to combine. Add the chopped herbs and mix one last time, before generously drizzling the dressing over the lobster. Serve immediately, along with a simple, fresh salad.


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Kevin / 20 May 2014
On Sunday, I went to see Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat at DPAC with a friend of mine. It was a bit last minute, but she had tickets and her boyfriend didn't really want to go. Not that I'm complaining. Stereotypical it may be, but I love musicals—blame the brilliant drama department at my high school. (I ran the stage crew—an extracurricular club—and did technical lighting for four years.) I've only seen Joseph once before and it was in college, I thought the story was a fun and entertaining breeze-through of an old testament staple but wasn't particularly impressed with that performance. (In hindsight I realize that that reason I didn't like it was because it drowned in confusion of a North American college fine arts over-interpretation.)
This, however, was an entirely different situation.
My first time at DPAC since moving to Durham, I was very excited to see the show. And because I haven't been to many live theatre productions since college, I jumped at the chance to give this story another try. I'm glad I did.
Ace Young's portrayal of Joseph was energetic and fun, with his angelic smile and wide vocal range he was the perfect leading man for this production. Narrator Diana DeGarmo did an excellent job leading the story with enthusiasm and high energy; and, rather than being an invisible observer, her role actively participated in some of the scene transitions which was a lovely treat. And the musical numbers in the show were spectacular, especially the French twist of "Those Canaan Days" lead by Paul Castree as Simeon. I was also informed that these headliners were once on American Idol and that this fact was, perhaps, one of the reasons for their playing these roles—something I can't weigh in on, having never watched the show. The supporting cast was as brilliant and energetic as the main character, and in some spots even over shadowed their Joseph. Among them, Ryan Williams did an absolutely wonderful interpretation of Pharaoh as Elvis—including the signature footwork and hip-swinging. In all honesty, Williams' Pharaoh was, quite possibly, the most entertaining part of the show.
Above and beyond, the technical production was incredible. The director and designers did an amazing job of using these elements to enhance the show's visuals without taking over the stage. They also managed the near impossible feat of making the audience feel as if they were a part of, and surrounded by, the scene. By projecting clever graphics on the drop and front travelers the production made excellent use of the stage's depth. And by using swing lights, gobos, and led cans the technical lighting team pulled the stage into the house at pivotal, climactic moments.
If I had to critique something from the show, I would have to choose the folksy, country-western "One More Angel in Heaven." More than anything else the pronunciation choice of "fer" rather that "for" to signify this musical theme got under my skin like a splinter. Not just because I don't like the red-neck pride cultural trope, but because the rhythm of the whole song was thrown off by the emphasis on "fer"—it was as if the whole adaptation hinged on this one word's mispronunciation. I can't fault the musical style, it fits perfectly with the idea of a family of shepherds. (Who am I to critique Andrew Lloyd Webber?) In fact, I found the varied musical styles and genres throughout the production to be one of the strengths of the show. It's just that, in my opinion, the over emphasis really hurt the number. It's hard to describe, but my friend and I both turned to each other with a pained expression after the first verse. Other than that my only criticism is that DeGarmo's voice gets a bit nasally on the higher end of her vocal range, but so does mine.
While the run of the show at DPAC was only five days (with two shows per day) from 13 May to 18 May, I'd highly recommend trying to get tickets should the production come to your town. For those readers in Durham, don't miss this if it comes back to town! It was a brilliant show and a wonderful way to spend the afternoon.
20 May 2014 in Weekend Recap. Tags: culture, durham, friends, theatre
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So how do we keep our own traffic lights working all the time, including our own "rush hours"? What does our "cross-road" look like? How do we implement some action circuit that brings pace and order to our system? What are the needed functionality and supporting elements?
Capturing the notion of action-circuit and corresponding functionality was a recent important step for most authors in this area of expertise, being David Allen's workflow management one of the most elegant, still inspiring many of today's finest models.
Imagine you are some kind of logistics operator. Your job is to receive packages and deliver them to their destination in a timely fashion. In the next picture, I'm representing in a very simplified way what could be the "circuit" involved.
1. In this analogy, the arriving packages represent each new input in your world: potential tasks. You have some IN-flow, i.e. the group of channels where packages keep arriving all the time.
2 - Each of them has to be analysed. Because most won't come in the format of an action-oriented request, you'll have to figure out what is it that you're supposed to do with them. Let's name this operation "to PROCESS".
3 - Because you may not be able or even want to execute the determined action right away, most likely you'll want to temporarily store them in some ordered way, maybe grouping them based upon urgency level or destination or other criteria - this is the platform we'll call "ACTION REPOSITORY". It's where you keep your action items ready to go.
4 - Finally you select which items go on the next truck. Trucks implement the "execution part". They are "Mr.Robot".
I've also included an "archive wharehouse", which stores packages that were just informative, and have no action-potencial - for example a "cc" email you received, that wasn't asking you to do anything. Some of those you decide to keep in some information repository, more or less sub-divided.
And that's it! This is enough to approach system's features.
Next we'll see which elements have to do what, so that all of this works in an efficient way.
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John Oakes Ames Macdonald1
M, #730881, b. 6 October 2020
John Oakes Ames Macdonald was born on 6 October 2020 at Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.A.1 He is the son of Hugh Oakes Ames Macdonald and Cathryn Geary O'Connor.1
[S8555] Hugh Macdoanld, "re: Macdonald Family," e-mail message to Darryl Roger LUNDY (101053), 31 May 2018. Hereinafter cited as "re: Macdonald Family."
John Pacey1
M, #730882, b. circa 1808
John Pacey was born circa 1808 at Flintham, Nottinghamshire, England.1 He married Honor Briglin.1
Child of John Pacey and Honor Briglin
Thomas Pacey+1 b. 1845, d. 1893
[S8869] Peter Borrie, "re: Borrie Family," e-mail message to Darryl Roger LUNDY (101053), 5 Dec 2019. Hereinafter cited as "re: Borrie Family."
Honor Briglin1
Honor Briglin was born in 1811 at Ottringham, Yorkshire, England.1 She married John Pacey.1
Her married name became Pacey.1
Child of Honor Briglin and John Pacey
Admiral Stuart Nicholson1
M, #730884, b. 1866, d. 10 September 1936
Admiral Stuart Nicholson was born in 1866.1 He was the son of Captain William Smith Nicholson and Charlotte Elizabeth Miller.1 He died on 10 September 1936 at Bude, Cornwall, England.1
He was appointed Companion, Order of the Bath (C.B.)1 He was appointed Member, Royal Victorian Order (M.V.O.)1 He retired from the military in 1920, with the rank of Admiral, late of the Royal Navy.1 He held the office of Deputy Lieutenant (D.L.)1
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Guy Andrew Jardine1
M, #730885, b. 15 March 2004
Guy Andrew Jardine was born on 15 March 2004.1 He is the son of Sir Andrew Colin Douglas Jardine, 5th Bt. and Dr. Claire Vyvien Griffith.1
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Ryan Jeffrey Lauer married Stephanie Marie Cooke-Yarborough, daughter of Nicholas Cooke-Yarborough and Tina Sierra, on 12 December 2012.1
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Chloe Marie Lauer1 b. 4 Jun 2016
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Sophia Marie Lauer1
F, #730887, b. 23 October 2013
Sophia Marie Lauer was born on 23 October 2013.1 She is the daughter of Ryan Jeffrey Lauer and Stephanie Marie Cooke-Yarborough.1
Chloe Marie Lauer1
F, #730888, b. 4 June 2016
Chloe Marie Lauer was born on 4 June 2016.1 She is the daughter of Ryan Jeffrey Lauer and Stephanie Marie Cooke-Yarborough.1
Lindsay Caroline Steele1
Lindsay Caroline Steele married Michael Charles Cooke-Yarborough, son of Nicholas Cooke-Yarborough and Tina Sierra, on 16 July 2016.1
From 16 July 2016, her married name became Cooke-Yarborough.1
Child of Lindsay Caroline Steele and Michael Charles Cooke-Yarborough
Benjamin Steele Cooke-Yarborough1 b. 18 Jul 2020
Benjamin Steele Cooke-Yarborough1
Benjamin Steele Cooke-Yarborough was born on 18 July 2020.1 He is the son of Michael Charles Cooke-Yarborough and Lindsay Caroline Steele.1


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Wolfgang Haberl (* 30. April 1968 in Wien) ist ein österreichischer Filmemacher. Er leitet das Europäische Wissenschaftsfilmfestival sf² und steht der European Academy of Science Film (EURASF) vor.

Leben
In den Jahren 1993 bis 2000 arbeitete Wolfgang Haberl als Assistent und Drehbuch-Coautor des österreichischen Filmregisseurs Wolfram Paulus. 2004 gründet Haberl die Firma hablo, und setzt den inhaltlichen Schwerpunkt seiner Arbeiten auf den interkulturellen und wissenschaftlichen Dokumentarfilm. 2007 bis 2009 organisierte und leitete Haberl das filmcollege Wien, eine mehrsemestrige österreichische Filmausbildung am polycollege Stöbergasse. Seit 2007 ist Haberl Intendant des Europäischen Wissenschaftsfilmfestival sf².

Seit 2015 ist er Leiter der European Academy of Science Film (EURASF), einem Netzwerk aus bislang zehn europäischen Wissenschaftsfilmfestivals, mit zahlreichen Mitgliedern aus den Bereichen Film, Fernsehen und Wissenschaft.

Wolfgang Haberl ist ordentliches Mitglied im Fachverband der Österreichischen Drehbuchautoren und in der Akademie des Österreichischen Films.

Filmografie
 1995: Der Night Revenger
 1996: Der Schatz der vom Himmel fiel
 1999: Der Unterschlupf
 2000: Schöne Aussicht – Obdachlos in Salzburg
 2003: Ein Videoband in Kamerun
 2005: TOPI – Hilfe aus Österreich
 2006: Gymnasium Schloss Hagerhof
 2007: Freie Arbeit
 2007: Quantenfußball
 2008: Vicky
 2009: Tehrik-e-Niswan

Auszeichnungen
 Drehbuchpreis der Stadt Salzburg, 1994
 3. Preis für Wissenschaftskommunikation des Österreichischen Wissenschaftsfonds für den Film Quantenfußball, 2006

Weblinks

 http://www.hablo.at Webauftritt der Firma hablo
 Wolfgang Haberl im Drehbuchforum

Einzelnachweise

Filmregisseur
Drehbuchautor
Dokumentarfilmer
Mitglied der Akademie des Österreichischen Films
Österreicher
Geboren 1968
Mann


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Краснополье — название населённых пунктов:

Белоруссия
 Краснополье — агрогородок в Россонском районе Витебской области.
 Краснополье — деревня в Речицком районе Гомельской области.
 Краснополье — деревня в Березинском районе Минской области.
 Краснополье — деревня в Быховском районе Могилёвской области.
 Краснополье — городской посёлок в Краснопольском районе Могилёвской области.
 Краснополье — деревня в Кричевском районе Могилёвской области.
 Краснополье — деревня в Круглянском районе Могилёвской области.

Россия
 Краснополье — деревня в Брасовском районе Брянской области.
 Краснополье — деревня в Дубровском районе Брянской области.
 Краснополье — деревня в Клетнянском районе Брянской области.
 Краснополье — село в Нехаевском районе Волгоградской области.
 Краснополье — село в Воробьёвском районе Воронежской области.
 Краснополье — посёлок в Гурьевском районе Калининградской области.
 Краснополье — посёлок в Гусевском районе Калининградской области.
 Краснополье — посёлок в Правдинском районе Калининградской области.
 Краснополье — село в Яшалтинском районе Калмыкии.
 Краснополье — деревня в Ульяновском районе Калужской области.
 Краснополье — деревня в Сунском районе Кировской области.
 Краснополье — село в Ленинском районе Крыма, ликвидировано в 2006 году.
 Краснополье — посёлок в Приозерском районе Ленинградской области, упразднён в 2004 г.
 Краснополье — село в Краснослободском районе Мордовии.
 Краснополье — село в Торбеевском районе Мордовии.
 Краснополье — село в Переволоцком районе Оренбургской области.
 Краснополье — село в Пензенском районе Пензенской области.
 Краснополье — посёлок в Мокшанском районе Пензенской области.
 Краснополье — деревня в Сосновоборском районе Пензенской области, упразднено в 2000-е годы.
 Краснополье — деревня в Великолукском районе Псковской области.
 Краснополье — посёлок в Ровенском районе Саратовской области.
 Краснополье — исчезнувшее село в Ровенском районе Саратовской области.
 Краснополье — село в Углегорском районе Сахалинской области.
 Краснополье — село в Горноуральском городском округе Свердловской области.
 Краснополье — деревня в Шумячском районе Смоленской области.
 Краснополье — село в Тамбовском районе Тамбовской области.
 Краснополье — деревня в Западнодвинском районе Тверской области.
 Краснополье — село в Кимовском районе Тульской области.
 Краснополье — деревня в Щёкинском районе Тульской области.
 Краснополье — село в Алтайском районе Хакасии.

Украина
 Краснополье — село в Магдалиновском районе Днепропетровской области.
 Краснополье — село в Славянском районе Донецкой области.
 Краснополье — село в Старобешевском районе Донецкой области.
 Краснополье — село в Голованевском районе Кировоградской области.
 Краснополье — село в Петровском районе Кировоградской области.
 Краснополье — село в Березанском районе Николаевской области.
 Краснополье — посёлок в Краснопольском районе Сумской области.
 Краснополье — село в Коропском районе Черниговской области.
 Краснополье — прежнее, до 2009 года, название села Краснополевка в Бахмутском районе Донецкой области.

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Q: Linq query GroupBy value and determine if value meets multiple criteria Scandata has two fields, hostname and pluginID. There are numerous pluginids listed for each hostname.
In this query, I'm trying to return scanstatus as true for a host when both pluginids are assigned to that host. If only one or none is found, return false. I'm missing something here, but I'm not sure what. This returns false whether one or both pluginids are listed for a given host.
        var goodscan = scandata.AsEnumerable()
            .GroupBy(g => g.hostname)
            .Select(s => new
            {
                hostname = s.Key,
                scanstatus = s.All(v => v.pluginid.Contains("19506") && v.pluginid.Contains("117887"))
            })
            .ToList();

A: Your Enumerable.All query checks if ALL scans in each host-group have a pluginid which contains "19506" AND "117887"at the same time. Thats incorrect.
You want to know for each hostname-group if there is at least ONE scan with pluginid "19506" and ANOTHER with "117887", so use Any instead of All:
var goodscan = scandata.AsEnumerable()
    .GroupBy(g => g.hostname)
    .Select(s => new
    {
        hostname = s.Key,
        scanstatus = s.Any(v => v.pluginid.Contains("19506"))
                  && s.Any(v => v.pluginid.Contains("117887"))
    })
    .ToList();

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Popol Vuh: A Retelling
An inspired and urgent prose retelling of the Maya myth of creation by acclaimed Latin American author and scholar Ilan Stavans, gorgeously illustrated by Salvadoran folk artist Gabriela Larios and introduced by renowned author, diplomat, and environmental activist Homero Aridjis.
The archetypal creation story of Latin America, the Popol Vuh began as a Maya oral tradition millennia ago. In the mid-sixteenth century, as indigenous cultures across the continent were being threatened with destruction by European conquest and Christianity, it was written down in verse by members of the K'iche' nobility in what is today Guatemala. In 1701, that text was translated into Spanish by a Dominican friar and ethnographer before vanishing mysteriously.
Cosmic in scope and yet intimately human, the Popol Vuh offers invaluable insight into the Maya way of life before being decimated by colonization--their code of ethics, their views on death and the afterlife, and their devotion to passion, courage, and the natural world. It tells the story of how the world was created in a series of rehearsals that included wooden dummies, demi-gods, and eventually humans. It describes the underworld, Xibalba--a place as harrowing as Dante's hell--and relates the legend of the ultimate king, who, in the face of tragedy, became a spirit that accompanies his people in their struggle for survival.
Popol Vuh: A Retelling is a one-of-a-kind prose rendition of this sacred text that is as seminal as the Bible and the Qur'an, the Ramayana and the Odyssey. Award-winning scholar of Latin American literature Ilan Stavans brings a fresh creative energy to the Popol Vuh, giving a new generation of readers the opportunity to connect with this timeless story and with the plight of the indigenous people of the Americas.
Published by: Restless Books
Illustrated by: Gabriela Larios


It was drizzling all over the dark landscape outside. Yet, one of us was excited to go out into the damp, cool night air.
"The air will be refreshing and clean!" I said to myself in an attempt to build up my own enthusiasm for our pending evening walk. Little did I know that excitement would be mine almost as soon as I opened the door.
My hand pushed the door handle toward the ground to initiate an opening and Merlin — perhaps the cutest Welsh Corgi to ever live — bounded out the door, across the porch and down a couple of stairs. He had caught a scent.
He darted forward, then left, then right and around a bush sniffing. His enthusiastic pursuit, with nose to the ground, caught me off guard because he usually doesn't like rain. I looked forward and walked in his chosen direction while peeking under my umbrella.
"I should let him have a little fun in the gloom," I thought.
He darted and strained. I followed.
It must be a cat drumming up this much excitement. But it'll be long gone by now, I thought. I walked, grasping Merlin's leash in one hand and the umbrella handle in the other, while talking to myself.
Merlin circled the front of an air conditioning compressor and thrust forward between the house and its soaked metal frame. Then I heard a loud hiss. I pulled back on the leash.
Merlin came willingly. He pushed his face across the wet grass, and I caught a whiff.
It wasn't a cat Merlin was so interested in. He had been skunked! I felt sorry for us because I'd been through this skunk thing with other dogs. And for the first time that night I was thankful for the cleansing power of rain and time.
I was hopeful that the rain would wash a lot of the skunk spray and its effects from Merlin's soft, pointed, fur-covered snout. Still, I knew that the power of time would ultimately provide a final deliverance from his pain.
He was clearly in pain. As soon as we got back inside our house his exuberance was gone. His black and white adversary had stolen it, leaving him to experience the result of his nearly unbridled passion. I unclipped his leash, put the umbrella away, removed my dripping shoes and sat across the room from a pensive pup.
In three days, time had passed and it was that time again. The sun had been shining all day and the evening was dry and cool. It was the perfect night for walking pals. Both of us were excited to go out into the cool, dry air.
Well, we just weren't overly excited!


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Q: Ansible use if condition at hosts I am trying to pass a variable called 'ci=hostname' from Ansible cmdline and what I am looking for is it should pick that variable 'if defined' but if not, then it should pick 'pod_Cluster_cl'. I tried it but it gives out an error that 'ci' is NOT defined variable.
I think I need to use some other conditional rather than using "!=" but don't know which. Something equivalent to

"ifdef"

maybe?
---
- hosts: >-
    {{ ci
      if ci != 0
          else 'pod_Cluster_cl'
    }}

A: You can simply use the default filter.
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 - hosts: "{{ ci | default('pod_Cluster_cl') }}"


Parliament makes an urgent call for clarification of post-Brexit financial regulation and supervision.
It is imperative post-Brexit arrangements do not undermine the benefits of UK participation in a globalised financial system. Any fragmentation would lead increased costs increasing and deteriorating financial stability.
Commenting on the report, Baroness Falkner of Margravine, Chair of the EU Financial Affairs Sub-Committee, said: "There is a risk of market fragmentation and financial instability if the UK loses access to the EU, as well as harm to customers and businesses. The UK's financial services sector is a global asset and both sides should want it to continue serving clients throughout Europe.
International standards and EU law have shaped the UK's regulation of financial services. The UK has heavily influenced these.
UK must continue to adhere to international standards and find a way to shape them in future, especially if there is a risk of them being undermined by other states.
Post-crisis reforms have promoted financial stability and the Government should continue to advocate these reforms, especially if faced with initiatives by the EU that would lead to market fragmentation and a rowing back on the post-crisis commitments, such as current proposals on potential central counterparty (CCP) relocation.
The translation of EU regulation into domestic law will need delicate handling by the Government. Some rules will need to be enshrined in statute. However, it may be more appropriate in some areas for regulators to issue guidance and set standards. Any future regulatory regime will likely result in a significant increase in the powers of domestic regulators. It is vital that Brexit, in transferring powers to domestic regulators, should not result in an unintended deficit in democratic scrutiny and accountability.
Open and globalised capital markets are in the interests of both the UK and the EU. Operating against the backdrop of a robust regulatory framework, they promote financial stability and give businesses and consumers access to the products and services they need. The Government has stated that the UK will leave the EU Single Market – this allows free flow of financial services across the borders of all Member States.
It is imperative that Brexit does not undermine the benefits of participation in a globalised financial system. In agreeing the relationship between the UK and the EU post-Brexit, both sides should favour an end state allowing mutual market access. Fragmentation would lead to costs increasing and to financial stability deteriorating. The dangers of disintegration are already apparent in proposals that envisage the possibility of relocating the clearing activity of central counterparties (CCPs) to the EU.
In defining the future environment for financial services, regulation and supervision are key. Brexit does not automatically entail divergence from the EU's standards - and there are sound reasons for the UK to maintain a high degree of regulatory alignment with the EU in financial services as part of preserving mutual market access.
An agreement based merely on the EU's present 'equivalence' framework would not be a reliable long-term basis for either the UK or the EU. Any form of alignment that renders the UK a de facto rule taker would not be acceptable, given that future EU regulation may not be appropriate to the needs of the UK economy. The Government has said it will seek a close economic partnership with the EU, based on a free trade agreement (FTA). We agree that such an arrangement would be beneficial for both the UK and the EU.
An agreement on mutual access would need to be underpinned by broad and deep supervisory cooperation between the UK and EU. The foundations for this already exist, based in part on the renowned technical expertise of UK regulators. We conclude that both sides should maintain this cooperation, given its importance for the safety and soundness of the fabric of cross-border financial institutions that has developed as a result of the evolution of the Single Market.
The UK financial services industry is a major part of the UK's own economy. In light of this, the Government urgently needs to offer clarity on both the future relationship it will seek to achieve with the EU - and on transitional arrangements. Without this clarity, firms may be forced to implement costly and potentially irreversible contingency plans. The Government also needs to ensure, both immediately post-Brexit and over the longer term, that the financial services industry continues to have access to the global talent on which it depends, including reviewing its visa policies.
One immediate issue the Government faces in moving towards the future relationship will be transposing the EU's body of law into UK law.
As the UK takes over regulation hitherto defined in EU law, the future of financial regulation and supervision will devolve upon the domestic regulators: the Bank of England, Prudential Regulation Authority and Financial Conduct Authority. This will require Government and Parliament to give thought to their role in overseeing the exercise of these powers, including consideration of the extra resources that may be required.
Once the UK has the capacity to exercise greater control over its domestic legislation, it will be able to tailor the regulatory framework to its own priorities in order to foster innovation, for example in the UK's burgeoning FinTech industry. There are also aspects of the EU regime that are less appropriate for the domestic UK market and that in some respects diverge from international standards. We conclude that opportunities for varying the regulatory framework where appropriate should be welcomed.
In putting in place a suitable domestic regime, UK must not abandon the international standards that have been crucial to repairing the global financial system since the post-2008 crisis. The UK has been instrumental in shaping and promoting those standards and has consistently advocated their faithful implementation. The UK must continue to invest in and promote global standards if it wishes to see them maintained.
International standards could provide a bridge between the UK and the EU in defining a future relationship based on shared outcomes, rather than the literal interpretation of rulebooks.
The report concludes with the belief that a future relationship can be secured that is to the benefit of both the UK and EU - provided that a mutual commitment to effective regulation and supervision is maintained.
The final word goes to Baroness Falkner: "The financial services sector needs greater clarity from the Government about what it wants after Brexit, and it needs it now. A transition period is meaningless without a destination.
"Brexit is an opportunity to tailor the regulatory regime to strengthen the UK's financial services sector, but the UK must remain committed to the international standards put in place following the financial crisis and continue to shape them to ensure a robust regulatory regime."
Brexit-Partners have subsumed the findings into our approach to Brexit scenario and response planning.
Parliament calls for minimum change achievable at Brexit to protect UK energy security.


SALT LAKE COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO COCA-COLA SALT LAKE CITY. 8" tooled top. Here's another Salt Lake Coke. Boy, those people must have really liked Coca-Cola. Pictured Patretti-401. This has an odd shape and some scratches and dullness around the top. There is a natural ping on the back, see video. Est. $50-100. MB $40.


Whether you are planning on going on a wilderness walk, or whether you are worried about your ability to survive if you were forced to spend time away from your home comforts, it can be good to develop a basic understanding of how to survive in the wild. Here are some tips to help you if you find yourself in a situation where you are a long way from civilisation.
If you have intentionally taken yourself out into the wild, then you may feel as though this point does not apply to you, but it is still important to know and understand where you are. Understanding where you are will help you to make the logical and rational which will help you to survive in the wild. Without your bearings, you could end up just walking around in a huge circle. Try to determine the cardinal directions (North, South, East, West) by using outdoor skills. There are a lot of things that can help you out here, but the easiest way to do this is by looking at the sun. Where ever you are in the world, the sun rises in the East and sets in the West. If you are in the Northern Hemisphere, you can normally work out North and South by looking for patterns in the foliage. Trees and plants tend to be fuller on the Southern side, whilst you will normally only find moss growing on the Northern side of trees and walls. This is because moss prefers darker, shadier conditions. Depending on where you are, you may also want to get yourself to higher ground, as this may give you a much better idea about what is around you.
Providing food, nesting materials, nesting boxes and a seemingly natural habitat with adequate water supply are all crucial when it comes to attracting bees to your backyard. This will give you a much nicer view of these beautiful birds and if you do it properly, you will make the life of these birds incredibly easier. Seeing your backyard full of many different types of beautiful birds is something which your entire family will enjoy seeing. A recent study showed that about 80 percent of birds in US live in private hands. Here are some few things that you will need to do in order to attract a large number of birds to your backyard.
The first and most important thing in attracting birds to your backyard is by installing a bird feeder. You must select the right feeders and identify foods that appeal to your birds greatly so that you can attract more of the birds. Good maintenance of the feeders is also essential as this will help ensure that the birds continue living at your backyard for long without flying away. Your feeders must also include appealing food items like eggshells, mealworms and fruits. These kinds of foods provide your birds with extra nourishment.
As birds are migrating, they will hear the sweet sound of cool running water in your pond or birdbath and they will be attracted to them. Birds need plenty of water not just to drink but also for taking a quick dip as well. Most of these migrants which visit birdbaths fitted with running water get to eat the insects and such include warblers, flycatchers, vireos, thrashers and thrushes. During the hot summer season, birds are more likely to spend most of their time in a pool of water and this is a great way to have them in your backyard for long.


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Q: Cannot retrieve data using java.util.UUID from Mysql db where primary key is binary(128) Like the title says. I am storing entities in a MySql DB using JPA and Hibernate. I am using a java.util.UUID on the java side as my @Id. On the DB side the primary key is a binary(128). Persisting works fine. No errors. But retrieving the data using the UUID as the key returns null every time. Looking in the database the hex used as the binary appears to match the java.lang.String representation of the UUID so everything seems to be getting translated smoothly. But like I said tests fail to confirm retrieval when retrieval is attempted. Switching to another datatype for my @Id isn't really an option because I need to know the id even before persistence and UUID is the best way to get a unique id without having to know the state of the DB. Here are my entity classes, the test that fails, and my schema definition.
schema def:
create table PLAYER(
ID binary(128) PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL,
USERNAME VARCHAR(50) unique NOT NULL,
PASSWORD varchar(100) NOT NULL,
JOIN_DATE DATETIME);

Player.java
@Entity
@Table(name = "PLAYER")
public class Player extends AbstractEntity{

@Column(name = "USERNAME")
private String username;

@Column(name = "PASSWORD")
private String password;

@Column(name = "JOIN_DATE")
private LocalDate joinDate;

AbstractEntity.java
@MappedSuperclass
public abstract class AbstractEntity implements Serializable {

@Id
@Column(name = "ID")
protected UUID id;

Finally, the test that fails
    @Test
    void findById() {

    Player patrick = new Player();
    patrick.setId(uuid);
    patrick.setUsername("patrick");
    patrick.setPassword("password");
    patrick.setJoinDate(LocalDate.now());
    playerRepo.save(patrick);

    Optional<Player> result = playerRepo.findById(uuid);
    if (result.isEmpty()) {
        fail();
    }
    }

A: you can add the columnDefinition property to Column annotation
@Column(name = "ID", columnDefinition="BINARY(128)")
protected UUID id;

A: Try to correct your test case in the following way:
@Test
void findById() {

   Player patrick = new Player();
   // ...
   playerRepo.save(patrick);
   entityManager.flush();

   Optional<Player> result = playerRepo.findById(uuid);
   // ...
}


I found myself at a cross road wondering which path to take.
While Terror Australis is away being reviewed by the editor, I've been ticking away at the second book's manuscript. At this point, I am now nearing the end of the first act and I want to give Ried some added emotional challenge.
Our hero, trapped on an alternate but vastly different earth, meets his alternate family. From their perspective, the alternative was a cruel sadistic traitor. While the hero is almost the opposite in many ways.
So, the alternate family meets the hero: Do they shun him? Do they vent anger and distrust? Or by taking him into the fold, do they see a chance at the families redemption.
But what about our hero? To him, his family is lost. So how would he feel seeing an alternate version of those he loved. Deep down he wants to go or at least find a home. Would the alternate family provide that or would it slap at his loss and longing?
I appreciate no one knows the story of Ried's adventures on an intimate level, but what I seeking is some thoughts and opinions to throw into the melting pot.
After creeping doubt, moving plot lines and writer's block hampered by indecision, I have finished 18000 words of book twos first draft. Or to put it another way… The first act is two-thirds done!


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''Speak'' by Laurie Halse Anderson
"Speak" by Laurie Halse Anderson Essay Sample
Summary & Theme: The book Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson is about an incoming freshman named Melinda Sordino. She's riding the bus to school but she doesn't have any friends to sit with. While she's looking over the crowd of kids on the bus she spots her ex best friend, Rachel, but even she mouths "I hate you." After Melinda attends her first few classes she already hates high school. When she gets to Art class she is assigned a subject that she must turn into art for the rest of the year. Melinda receives the word "Tree" and doesn't understand how to make that creative. She asked to switch but her teacher wouldn't let her. Later on, she meets a girl named Heather in one of her classes, although they are completely different people, they start to hang out. Heather really wants to become popular and would like Melinda to help her. She couldn't care less about popularity but continues to nod and agree with Heather. A couple weeks later, she discovers an old janitor closet that no one uses; she decides to make this her hideaway.
She decorates it to her liking and sits in it when she needs some space. Due to Heather's plot for popularity, Melinda finds herself caught up in helping her impress "The Marthas", a clique Heather wants to become a part of. Soon enough, Heather tells Melinda that they can't be friends anymore because they are too different and that she is really weird and depressed. For the first time, she actually wants to be friends with Heather; for Heather is the closest she has to a friend. Melinda starts to skip school more and more and her grades slip. Her parents are angry and disappointed, so they have a meeting with the principal. They try to get her to speak up about why she is acting out but she just stays silent. Her punishment is in school suspension; Andy Evans is there with her. All the memories from an incident in summer come rushing back, the rape. Over the summer, Melinda went to a party with her friends was she was raped by Andy, she tried to say no but he just covered her mouth. She didn't know how to react so she called the police.
It's the real reason she called the cops. But she never told anyone the truth, so they continue to hate her. Melinda's tree project for Art is making some progress; her teacher applauds her for some of her attempts and says that they show pain. She finds out that her old best friend, Rachel, is dating Andy Evans. She wants to warn her so she puts a note in her bag. Andy asks Rachel to prom and she says yes, Melinda assumes she didn't care about the note. After school one day, Heather comes to Melinda's house and asks for help, she makes Heather leave and doesn't see a need to help her after how she dumped their friendship. Melinda goes to the library and finds Rachel there, she tells her that Andy raped her and that's why she called the cops.
Rachel accuses her of lying and immediately leaves. After prom, the word gets out that Rachel ditched him in the middle of prom and confronted him about how he raped Melinda. He is furious and comes after Melinda, he see her cleaning out her secret janitor closet and locks her in. He attempts to rape her again but she screams this time and stabs him with a piece of glass. The lacrosse team gets help. Soon enough, the school finds out about how he tried to rape her and he is known as a pervert. Melinda finally found her voice and learned how to speak when it was needed. Her tree project also comes along and expresses emotion. Now that she can speak, she can grow, just like her tree.
The theme in Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson is that our inability to speak leads to an inability to grow. Melinda goes through a traumatic event that she never tells anyone about. Yet, it crosses her mind every waking day and holds her back. It is the cause of most of her problems, her lack of friends, slipping grades, and unhappy relationships with her parents are all linked to her silence. The sooner she breaks her silence, the sooner she can rediscover herself. Her failed attempts at her tree project represent her failed attempts at living in silence. When she makes an attempt to tell Rachel the truth, she makes another attempt at the tree. Although they aren't successful, they are a start. Melinda's tree comes to life after she finally speaks up for herself to Andy, she draws roots on the tree for the first time, just like how she can grow for the first time. With detaching herself from what has held her back for so long, comes growth as a person and the ability to find herself. Setting: The most important setting is Melinda's Art teacher's classroom.
The art she creates in this classroom displays her journey to recovery. She starts out confused on how to uses trees as her muse, just like she's confused about how to react to her rape. As she progresses, her attempts at creativity though trees start to have some success, just like how started to speak up to Heather. Telling Heather that she won't help her was the start of her growth. Lastly and most importantly, Melinda finally finds utter success with her tree project; this success comes after she stands up for herself to Andy and stops him from hurting her again. Her great realization is apparent in the classroom, it gives her a place to channel her thoughts though art. Opening Sequence: The book starts out with Melinda riding on the bus to her first day of high school. She is unsure where to sit because she doesn't have any friends. Her old best friend is riding the bus as well and tells Melinda that she hates her. Even a piece of trash is tossed at her head. She doesn't defend herself or tell anyone to stop, so she's continually being broken down. It's her biggest obstacle and stays with her constantly. This scene foreshadows her struggle with friendship throughout the book and how people seem to walk all over her. She just watches these unsettling things happen to her and stays silent.
Closing Sequence: The closing sequence consists of Andy attempting to rape Melinda again but she speaks up and tells him no, he continues to hurt her so she grabs a piece of glass and stabs him. He is scared straight. Then the lacrosse team finds them and gets help. The news spreads that he attempted to rape her and his reputation is ruined. This scene redefines Melinda as a person. She had become the girl that doesn't speak and is pushed around by everyone. But she finally finds her voice and puts an end to what's been haunting her for so long. She doesn't have to hide her pain any longer and can move on. In the time Melinda spent staying silent, she lost herself. HTRLLAP: The chapter "Is That a Symbol" in HTRLLAP by Thomas C. Foster best describes this book.
There is an endless supply of symbols throughout the novel that have multiple meanings. One of them is during the frog dissection, Melinda uses the word "she" to describe the frog, and how helpless it was being pinned down. She couldn't handle watching the dissection because it reminded her of the rape, so she fainted. The frog is a symbol of her helplessness and the dissection is a symbol of the rape and aftermath from it, she still feels pinned down by it and she's still scared. Another symbol is the abandoned janitor's closet she uses; it's a symbol of how she tries to get away from what she can't confront. She hides herself in a place where no one will find her to escape the outcome of her rape. Melinda doesn't want to admit that she was hurt by Andy and that it wasn't her fault so she tried to bury the pain away, she does this by not speaking about it. Quotes/Dialectical Journals:
Level 2 & 3 Questions| Important Quote from the Text| Analysis| Are we able to change our destiny?At what point does making a choice end and an inevitable destiny start?| "You just chose your destiny, you can't change that." (12)| This quote applies to Melinda more than just for her art project, it applies to her rape. She chose not to tell anyone about it early on, so she must live with the repercussions from it. It was destined due to her choice. The only way to change that is if she speaks. | How does art provoke expression?How does self expression benefit those who use it?| "Are words or numbers more important than images? Who decided this? Does algebra move you to tears? Can the plural possessive express the feelings in your heart?" (11)| Some people don't speak because they don't have an outlet to, this is Melinda's case. Her parents don't seem to care very much and her previous friendships didn't seem open. Art is the key to getting her to speak. She was subconsciously speaking through art and expressed her failures to speak through it. Then when she did speak up it was expressed through her art.
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A customer came to me recently looking for Db2 Express-C which he had previously used to distribute to developers in his organization. I couldn't find Db2 Express-C v11. Was there no longer a current free version of Db2 for developers and academics?!?!?
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A Mughal-era temple with intricate terracotta work and a colonial garden complete with marble statues are the twin attractions in this speck on the edge of the Hooghly map.
The history of Dasghara, located 12km north of the temple town of Tarakeswar, dates back to the early 18th century, when the Gopinath temple, the oldest structure standing in these parts, came up.
The edifice with five spires, built by Sadananda Biswas of the local zamindar family, and some of its remarkable terracotta panels are in good condition. Once, three sides of the temple were adorned with terracotta panels. Sadly, only those in front have survived the stern test of time.
The panels depict in detail scenes from the Ramayana, a royal court, performances by musicians and daily life in the area. Many believe the quality of the work to be among the best in Bengal.
The complex also contains an octagonal rasmancha with slender pillars and nine spires (one eac h at the eight corners and the centre) and a square dolmancha.
A stone's throw away is a Durga dalan and the Biswas mansion, which retains only a hint of its former glory.
Dasghara does not owe all its architectural attractions to the Biswas family. The arched gateway, the clock tower and the landscaped gardens were built by Bipinkrishna Roy, who was in the business of loading and unloading ships at the Calcutta port at the turn of the 20th century. Bipinkrishna also built a Shiv temple and a dispensary.
To take a look, retrace your steps along the dirt track that led to the Biswas complex from Biswaspara and take the road on the other side of the main road.
The sight of the clock tower peeking through the trees will soon attract your attention. Within minutes, you will be at its base. The octagonal structure, with a statue on top, has clock dials on four sides and arched windows on the remaining four.
Next to the tower is an arched gate resembling those of the Raj Bhavan. The complex has several other gates crowned with statues of lions.
Walk through to what was a landscaped garden dotted with marble sculptures. Sadly, it is overgrown with weeds and the statues are in a poor condition.
It is appropriate that the hands of clocks on the tower don't move, for time stands still in the garden.
Its effect is, however, all too visible on Bipinkrishna's house, though the dispensary runs to this day. The Shiv temple, with its tall spire, stands as a mute witness to the glorious days of Dasghara.
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In less than half an hour you will be in Dasghara. Get down at Bazarpara and walk down Burdwan Road to Biswaspara.
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Q: Folium Multiple map overlays I'm fairly new to folium so this might be a bit noobish but I'm currently trying to plot several heatmaps of different data-points and add the ability to switch between the heatmaps all on the same plot. So for example I have such:
# The base map
 hmap = folium.Map(location=[38.908111, -77.008871], tiles="Stamen Terrain", zoom_start=12)

# And each layer

# Homicide
HeatMap(list(zip(crime_homicide.LATITUDE.values, crime_homicide.LONGITUDE.values))).add_to(folium.FeatureGroup(name='Homicides').add_to(hmap))

# Robbery

HeatMap(list(zip(crime_robbery.LATITUDE.values, crime_robbery.LONGITUDE.values))).add_to(folium.FeatureGroup(name='Robbery').add_to(hmap))

# Assault

HeatMap(list(zip(crime_assault.LATITUDE.values, crime_assault.LONGITUDE.values))).add_to(folium.FeatureGroup(name='Assault').add_to(hmap))

folium.LayerControl(collapsed=False).add_to(hmap)

folium.GeoJson(dc_shape).add_to(hmap)

I tried using folium's FeatureGroup functionality but it looks like thats only specific markers as opposed to whole maps. Is there a way to switch between different maps if they're all heatmaps?

A: Your code seems fine.
Try this -
hmap.add_child
Or you can try heatmapwithtime as well, specifying different metrics which you can adjust in realtime to see different heatmaps.
But,FeatureGroup() will not seem to work with HeatMapWithTime and adding layers directly to the heatmap results in multiple time sliders on the side when there should be only one (common) time slider for all added layers.
So if you want to have a single control you'll have to put all your data in a single geojson and use that.
Why do you add a feature group? If you want to be able to select which instance of HeatMapWithTime you want to display, you can add both add them to the map, and they should both turn up in layer control.
m = Map()
HeatMapWithTime(data1).add_to(m)
HeatMapWithTime(data2).add_to(m)
FYI, a feature group is meant to group items and display them together. The items themselves don't get added to the map directly. For example:
fg = FeatureGroup().add_to(m)
fg.add_child(Item1)
fg.add_child(Item2)
Also this is the link, might help you :)
https://python-visualization.github.io/folium/plugins.html


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Mideast Christian leaders shut Church of Holy Sepulchre to protest taxes
Tourists pray outside the locked doors of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre Feb. 26 in Jerusalem's Old City. Protesting several recent actions they described as a "systematic campaign against the churches and the Christian community in the Holy Land," the heads of Christian churches announced Feb. 25 they were closing of the doors of the church. CNS photo/Debbie Hill
JERUSALEM – Protesting several recent actions they described as a "systematic campaign ... against the churches and the Christian community in the Holy Land," the heads of Christian churches announced Feb. 25 they were closing of the doors of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre for an undisclosed period of time.
Bewildered pilgrims milled around the square in front of the church as Greek Orthodox Patriarch Theophilos III – flanked by Franciscan Father Francesco Patton, custos of the Holy Land, and Armenian Patriarch Nourhan Manougian – read a short statement to the press. At the same time, the only two people allowed to close the doors – the Muslim custodian of the key, Adeeb Jawad Joudeh Al Husseini, and Muslim door keeper Wajeeh Nuseibeh – closed and locked the doors.
"This systematic and unprecedented attack against Christians in the Holy Land severely violates the most basic... and sovereign rights, trampling on the delicate fabric of relations between the Christian community and the authorities for decades," the heads of churches said in their statement.
The church leaders were protesting the Jerusalem municipality's intention to impose property taxes on church property, such as hotels and convention centers, not used for worship purposes. The proposal to levy taxes on some properties would run contrary to the unofficial historical tax-exempt status the churches have enjoyed for centuries.
In addition, the church leaders said they oppose a bill in the Israeli parliament that would limit the ability to sell church-owned land to private owners. The bill, whose vote was postponed following the church protest, would be specifically detrimental to the Greek Orthodox Church, which owns large tracts of land in central Jerusalem upon which many private homes are built; many of those 99-year-old building rental contracts will soon expire. The church already has sold some of the land to private owners, and homeowners whose apartments are on the land worry about losing their homes.
Rachel Azaria, the member of Parliament who sponsored the bill, said it is not meant to affect what the church can do with its property, but what happens when the land rights are sold to a third party.
As media gathered to hear the church leaders, pilgrims wandered around the church square, some kneeling in front of the massive wooden doors – the closest they would come to entering the church.
"We had one shot," said Flavia Falcone, 25, an Italian Catholic living in Poland, who had come to Israel for four days. "This was a bad decision. Faith and politics are two different things. I came here all this way to see the church and I find it closed. It is not very pleasant."
It is only the second time the doors to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre have been closed in the middle of the day, other than for traditional religious ceremonies. The other time was 20 years ago, when a visitor to the church began taking down crosses and candles, said Nuseibeh.
The church leaders said taxing commercial properties decreases revenues for the church's good works and breaches "existing agreements and international obligations which guarantee the rights and the privileges of the churches, in what seems as attempt to weaken the Christian presence in Jerusalem."
"The greatest victims in this are those impoverished families who will go without food and housing, as well as the children who will be unable to attend school," they said.
In early February, the Jerusalem municipality announced it would begin collecting $186.4 million in property taxes from some 887 church-owned properties that were not houses of prayer.
Patriarch Theophilos has traveled to meet world leaders, including Pope Francis, on the legislative issue.
Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat went on social media in response to the Feb. 25 protest, clarifying that there was no intention to tax places of worship, but rather church businesses such as hotels and conference halls.
"Commercial buildings are not exempt from municipal taxes regardless of their ownership," he said. He noted that, by not taxing commercial properties owned by churches, Jerusalem residents were missing out on revenue.
"We will no longer require Jerusalem's residents to bear or subsidize this huge debt," he said in a tweet, assuring that – like all churches, synagogues and mosques – the Church of the Holy Sepulchre was exempt from municipal taxes.
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Stepping out without kajal or a winged eye (depending on whichever is your signature) is almost a cardinal sin in the Indian girl's lexicon, but the rainy, humid season is not the most inspiring, especially when it comes to eye make-up. We don't blame you; runny eyeliner and smudgy kohl are ridiculously annoying to clean on the go, and the indecisive rains will probably bring you to that situation more often than not. What's worse than messy liner? When it starts to flake or powder, depending on the formula, and falls all over your cheekbones—where only your highlighter should otherwise be.
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