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182 F. 2d 384 - Shepherd v. Peratino
182 F2d 384 Shepherd v. Peratino
SHEPHERD et al.
PERATINO et al.
United States Court of Appeals District of Columbia Circuit.
Decided May 3, 1950.
Mr. H. Cecil Kilpatrick, Washington, D. C., with whom Mr. Frederick A. Ballard, Washington, D. C., was on the brief, for appellants.
Mr. Walter M. Bastian, Washington, D. C., with whom Mr. Louis P. Maniatis, Washington, D. C., was on the brief, for appellee, Charlotte S. Peratino.
Messrs. Arthur P. Drury, John M. Lynham and John E. Powell, Washington, D. C., entered appearances for appellee, National Savings & Trust Co.
Before WILBUR K. MILLER, FAHY and BAZELON, Circuit Judges.
WILBUR K. MILLER, Circuit Judge.
When Azemia Shepherd executed her will on March 14, 1915, she had three living sons and one grandson, who was the child of a fourth son, then dead. The three sons, A. M. Shepherd, W. J. Shepherd and R. D. Shepherd, and the grandson, Henry, survived when Mrs. Shepherd died in October, 1915.
The second paragraph of the will, the pertinent portion of which is reproduced in the margin1 because it gave rise to this litigation, required the executors to place with a trust company of their choice not more than twenty-five per cent and not less than twenty per cent of her net estate, to be held in trust as in that paragraph directed. Other provisions of the will bequeathed and devised to the three living sons the remainder of the estate, which was, of course, the bulk of it.
Pursuant to the testamentary injunction, the executors placed in trust with the National Saving and Trust Company of the District of Columbia assets worth some $16,000. The trust company complied strictly with the conditions of the trust. It paid the income to A. M. Shepherd and W. J. Shepherd in equal shares until A. M. Shepherd died in 1939, after which the entire income was paid to W. J. Shepherd until his death in September, 1943. Following the death of W. J. Shepherd, the trust company paid the income to the last surviving son, R. D. Shepherd, as long as he lived. R. D. Shepherd died in June, 1948, unmarried and without issue, leaving a will which bequeathed and devised his entire estate, except for a minor bequest, to one Viola May Kidwell. Henry Shepherd, Jr., grandson of the testatrix, died in 1942, thus predeceasing his uncles, W. J. Shepherd and R. D. Shepherd. Henry was and is survived by four children.
In this state of affairs, the life estates having ended and the time for distribution of the principal having arrived, the National Savings and Trust Company, uncertain as to what course it should take, filed suit in the United States District Court against the four children of Henry Shepherd Jr., against Charlotte S. Peratino, only child of W. J. Shepherd, and against Viola May Kidwell, as executrix of and residual legatee under the will of R. D. Shepherd, deceased,2 asking the court to construe the will of Azemia Shepherd and to instruct the trustee as to the proper distribution to be made thereunder. The situation was aptly described in the following paragraph of the complaint:
"7. Plaintiff is informed and believes, and therefore avers, that Henry Shepherd, the grandson of the testatrix neither survived the three sons of testatrix, nor died during their lifetime without leaving children, which contingencies are expressly provided for by said will, but that the said Henry Shepherd died during the lifetimes of two sons of the testatrix and left children him surviving, which contingencies are not expressly provided for by the will, and therefore plaintiff is unable to determine whether the property in its possession should be distributed to the heirs at law of said testatrix as intestate property, or to the children of the aforesaid Henry Shepherd, or whether the same should pass under the will of the said R. D. Shepherd as the last surviving son of testatrix."
The four children of Henry Shepherd, Jr., grandson of the testatrix, answered and asked that the trust fund be divided equally among them, relying upon the second item of the will. They also moved for summary judgment. Viola May Kidwell, beneficiary of the will of R. D. Shepherd, the last of the three sons, did not appear and asserted no claim. Charlotte S. Peratino, only child of W. J. Shepherd, pleaded that the funds held in trust should be distributed to the surviving heirs and next of kin of Azemia Shepherd as though she had died intestate. Then she abandoned that position and moved for summary judgment to the effect that the trust fund should pass to the residual legatees named in item fourth of the will.3
The District Court, granting Mrs. Peratino's motion for summary judgment, directed the trust company to distribute the principal of the trust estate and the accumulated interest thereon according to the provisions of item fourth, which is shown in footnote 3. In other words, the trial court awarded the principal to the estates of the three dead sons of the testatrix, and held the grandson's children should not take the fund because their father had died before the termination of his uncles' life estates. The four children of Henry Shepherd, grandson of the testatrix, appeal.
In our opinion the District Court erred in construing the will as it did. Foremost among several reasons for reaching that conclusion is that we find testamentary language which not only justifies but requires the holding that, in the situation which developed, the trust fund passes to the appellants, the four children of Henry, the grandson of the testatrix.4
In item second, the portion of the will which establishes and governs the trust, Mrs. Shepherd gave the income from the trust fund to her three sons for their lives, with remainder to her grandson, Henry, if he should be thirty years old when the life estates ended; if not, when he reached that age, or to his children if he should die before attaining it. All this presupposed that Henry would survive the life tenants and therefore would himself be the remainderman, with possession immediate or deferred, according to his then age.
Having so provided, the testatrix wrote the following crucial sentence which we regard as determinative of the question before us:
"If my said grandson Henry die during the lifetime of any of my said sons and not leave child or children,5 then and in that event I grant unto my last surviving son the power to dispose of said trust fund by his last will." (Emphasis supplied.)
Under a principle of construction6 which we employ because it is soundly based on common sense, there is implicit in the sentence just quoted a testamentary intention as to the disposition of the trust fund if Henry were not childless when he predeceased one or more of his uncles. The rule to which we allude requires the sentence to be read as though the testatrix had added to it the following:
"* * * But if my grandson Henry die during the lifetime of any of my said sons (and so without personally taking the principal) and leave a child or children, such child or children shall take the trust fund when the death of the last of my sons has ended the life estates therein."
As said in the Restatement's comment on the rationale of the rule, the failure to make the inference which we have drawn from the sentence quoted from the will would attribute to Mrs. Shepherd caprice in the disposition of the trust fund.
This construction of the will comports with and gives effect to the basic, fundamental, dominant purpose of the testatrix which we think is revealed by the following resumé of that instrument and of the factual situation which existed when it was written.
As has been said, Mrs. Shepherd had four sons, of whom three were then living. A grandson was the then representative of her deceased fourth son. It is not without significance that, in those circumstances, the testatrix divided her estate into two parts, one consisting of approximately three-fourths of the whole, and the other consisting of the remaining one-fourth; and that she left the three-fourths part to her three living sons, and the one-fourth part to her grandson, subject to the life estates therein in favor of the three living sons. The principal of the one-fourth part, of course, could not be delivered to a remainderman until the death of the last son had ended the life estates; it would then be paid to Henry if he were thirty, or when he became thirty, or to his children if he died before reaching that age. It is thus indisputably clear that Mrs. Shepherd wanted Henry to have the one-fourth part if he survived the life tenants; and if he did not, the only additional express provision has to do with what should be done with the principal of the fund if Henry's line failed with his death.
This general scheme of the trust provision of the will reveals a dominant and quite natural intention ultimately (that is, after the termination of the life estates) to give to Henry or his children the one-fourth portion of the estate which it is reasonable to assume the testatrix would have given to Henry's father had he not predeceased her. It follows that our construction of the will, and of the crucial sentence thereof which we have quoted, promotes and makes effective the dominant purpose of the testatrix.
The District Court's decision that Mrs. Shepherd intended the trust fund to go to the estates of her three sons, to the exclusion of Henry's children, merely because Henry died before the life estates ended, necessarily attributes to the testatrix motives and purposes which we regard as rather remarkable, if not irrational. In the first place, she is thereby charged with intending that Henry's children should have the fund at his death if he survived all his uncles, but that they should not take it if he died even an hour before the death of the last uncle. She made no such provision but, on the other hand, said what should be done if Henry died childless during the continuance of any of the life estates.
There is yet another reason for holding item fourth, the residuary provision, to be inapplicable. After setting up the trust fund and after giving her household and personal effects to her three sons, the testatrix wrote in item fourth that her three sons were also to have all the "rest, residue and remainder" of her estate; that is to say, all except the trust fund with respect to which they were restricted to life estates. A ruling which makes the trust fund a part of the "rest, residue and remainder" cannot be justified. We found in the crucial sentence of item second an intention to dispose of the trust fund in the circumstances which came about; but, had it been impossible to discover in that or any other provision of the will an affirmative intention to dispose of the trust fund in those circumstances, it would have been more logical to hold that Mrs. Shepherd was intestate with respect to it than to throw it into the "rest, residue and remainder" from which she had excluded it. But she was not intestate, as we have seen, since the crucial sentence disposes of the principal of the fund. The judgment appealed from will be reversed and the cause will be remanded for the entry of a judgment in accordance with the views herein expressed.
Reversed.
"Second: I direct that as soon as practicable and within thirteen months from the date of my death my executors hereinafter named shall designate some trust company or trust companies to be Trustee under this will, and I direct my executors within said time to deposit with said Trustee, a trust fund, in their discretion to be not less than twenty nor more than twenty-five per cent of the amount of my estate, after the payment of all debts and costs. Said trust fund to be either in cash or in first class interest-bearing securities at their fair market value, or part cash and part securities as aforesaid, as my said executors may determine. I grant unto the Trustee selected as aforesaid, full and complete power to manage said trust fund, to invest and reinvest, to sell and convey or otherwise dispose of the same for the purpose of the proper investment and management thereof. Any purchaser or purchasers not to be required to see to the due application of the purchase money. Said trustee shall pay the income derived from said trust fund in convenient installments not less often than semi-annually, unto my sons W. J. Shepherd and A. M. Shepherd in equal shares during their lives, and upon the death of either to the survivor during his life. Upon the death of both my sons W. J. and A. M. Shepherd, said trustee shall pay the income of said trust fund as aforesaid unto my son R. D. Shepherd, if he be then living, during his life. Should my grandson Henry Shepherd, son of my deceased son Henry Shepherd, survive my said three sons, I give and bequeath the said trust fund unto him, my said grandson Henry upon the death of my last surviving son, provided that said Henry shall then have attained the age of thirty years, if not, said trust fund shall be held by said trustee until my said grandson shall attain the age of thirty years, when said trustee shall pay the same unto him with the accumulated interest. But should my said grandson Henry Shepherd, having survived my three said sons, die before reaching the age of thirty years and having married and left child or children, I direct that said child or children receive said trust fund with the accumulated interest, equally divided among them when they respectively arrive at the age of twenty-one years; it being understood that said trust fund shall be held in trust by the Trustee until they arrive respectively at the age of twenty-one years, and then paid to them with the accumulated interest thereon.
"If my said grandson Henry die during the lifetime of any of my said sons and not leave child or children, then and in that event I grant unto my last surviving son the power to dispose of said trust fund by his last will."
These defendants were the only possible claimants, as A. M. Shepherd died childless, leaving a will in favor of his brother, W. J. Shepherd
Item fourth of the will is as follows:
"Fourth: All the rest, residue and remainder of my property and estate both real and personal, of whatsoever character or description and wheresoever situated or found, I give, bequeath and devise, absolutely and in fee simple, unto my sons R. D. Shepherd, W. J. Shepherd and A. M. Shepherd, in the following proportions, to wit: Unto R. D. Shepherd, one-seventh; unto W. J. Shepherd, three-sevenths, and unto A. M. Shepherd, three-sevenths."
Since the will before us contains a provision which is applicable in the circumstances which arose, this case is distinguishable from George Washington University v. Riggs National Bank, 1936, 66 App.D.C. 389, 390, 88 F.2d 771, 772, relied on in the District Court's opinion, in which there was "nothing in the will itself to show the intention of the testator as to the disposition of his property in the condition which has actually arisen * * *."
In which event she must have thought his line would be extinct; for if the grandson should die childless and at such an early age as to be survived by one or more of his uncles, she would have been justified in thinking that he probably would not be survived by grandchildren
The rule to which we refer is thus stated in Restatement, Property § 272:
"When property is limited to an otherwise effective conveyance "to B for life, and if B dies without issue, then to C,' or by other words of similar import, then, unless a contrary intent of the conveyor is found from additional language or circumstances, an inference is required that the conveyor has limited an interest in favor of the issue of B, in the event that B dies survived by issue." In commenting on the rationale of the rule, the Restatement points out:
"* * * the specific language creates only an estate for life in B and a remainder in favor of C which is to become possessory if, but only if, B is unsurvived by issue at the moment of his death. As to the other equally possible alternative, namely, if B dies survived by issue, there is, in terms, no disposition. Nevertheless, in this situation, * * * the intent commonly prevalent among conveyors similarly situated * * * requires the inferring of an interest in favor of the issue of B. The failure to make such an inference would impute to the conveyor caprice in the disposition of his property and no such imputation is to be made when reasonably avoidable."


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Q: Groups acting on Riemann Surfaces and Automorphic Function Consider the following paragraph from a book of Magnus on Combinatorial Group Theory.

... the simple group $G_{168}$ of order $168$ acts on a genus $3$ surface, is important for the theory of equations of degree $7$ with Galois group $G_{168}$. It is impossible to develop the theory of these equations in the same manner as the theory of general equations of fifth degree with Galois group $S_5$, since the automorphic functions belonging to a Riemann surface of positive genus are not simply rational functions of a single automorphic function

I didn't understand the italic statement above, especially how the impossibility is convinced using automorphic functions? I didn't understand this jumping from groups to automorphic functions. Can one explain a-little-bit this para?

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Most beer yeasts clump, but they clump at different points. High flocculation yeasts clump together within five days, and precipitate to the bottom of the fermentation tank, slowing the process of fermentation. These yeasts haven't consumed much sugar during their short single lives, so they make beers that tend to have more sugar left in them. Low flocculation yeasts will stay in the beer for two weeks, and give it a "powdery" taste.
Then there are yeasts that don't flocculate at all, and need to be filtered. Sake is one of the alcohols produced by non-flocculating yeast. But just because the yeast wasn't bred to clump together doesn't mean the yeast in sake wasn't carefully husbanded. In fact, most of the sake out there today is produced by a strain of yeast produced in the 1960s in a cultivation breakthrough. The sake at the time was bubbling too much, making it a hassle to produce. Hiroichi Akiyama, a scientist who had studied yeasts, knew that yeast which didn't bubble much during the fermentation process tended to attach itself to the foam it produced. To cultivate this strain he essentially raised generation after generation of yeasts, carefully separating out the yeast that clung to the foam and culling the yeast that stayed in the tank. After repeated husbandry, he managed to breed a sake yeast that produced the same alcohol, without the bubbles.
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package org.sacredscripturefoundation.commons.entity.dao;

import org.sacredscripturefoundation.commons.Count;
import org.sacredscripturefoundation.commons.entity.Entity;

import java.io.Serializable;
import java.util.List;

import javax.persistence.Query;

/**
 * This interface defines an abstraction for vendor-specific functionality. If
 * JPA evolves to support such functionality, these methods should be integrated
 * into {@link Dao}.
 *
 * @param <T> the entity type
 * @param <ID> the entity identifier type
 * @author Paul Benedict
 */
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    /**
     * Executes the specified query for pagination purposes. The page of data is
     * fetched within the specified row boundaries, and a second reporting query
     * is executed to calculate the toal number of would-be results.
     *
     * @param query the query
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     * @param endRow the ending row index inclusive
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}

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Q: SPFx upload list attachments using SPHttpClient I am trying to upload a list attachment with the below code but it's not working. Any kind of help would be appreciated. Thanks
I only wanted to use SPHttpClient methods and properties to upload list attachments.


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Q: Prawn PDF change font size and line height from html_text In my Rails 6 app with Ruby 2.7 I'm using gem prawn to generate a pdf file. So far everything has been rather straight forward. I'm having a problem defining line height in html_text. Like in a method below:
  def invoice_notes_section
    invoice_notes.each { |note| html_text(note) }
  end

  def invoice_notes
    @invoice_notes ||= begin
      notes = []
      notes << (invoice.display_service_period? ? invoice.service_period_text : I18n.t('pdf.no_service_period'))
      notes << invoice.discount_text if invoice.display_discount_text?
      notes << invoice.notes
      notes << I18n.t('pdf.small_entrepreneur_hint') if invoice.customer.company.small_entrepreneur?
      notes.compact
    end

I want to change font size to 7pt and line height to 9pt. How to do that since I can't simply add e.g.:
      notes << invoice.notes, size: 7, leading: 9

Which give me SyntaxError:
error, unexpected ',', expecting `end'
      notes << invoice.notes, size: 7, leading: 9
                            ^
):

In this section I'm trying to achieve a text block which will look like this:

EDIT:
  def html_text(text)
    return if strip_tags(text).strip.empty?

    if text.include?('>') && text.include?('</')
      styled_text
    else
      text text
    end
  rescue Prawn::Errors::UnknownFont
    text text, size: BODY_FONT_SIZE
  end

If I replace if block lines to be like:
if text.include?('>') && text.include?('</')
  styled_text text, size: 7, leading: 9
else
  text text, size: 7, leading: 9
end

I'm getting an error ArgumentError (wrong number of arguments (given 2, expected 1)): for line with styled_text text, size: 7, leading: 9. What is that styled_text? If I change it to text I will get:
Das Leistungsdatum entspricht dem Rechnungsdatum sofern nichts anderes erwähnt wird.

Bitte überweisen Sie den Betrag bis zum oben angegebenen Fälligkeitsdatum auf das angegebene Bankkonto unter Angabe

der Rechnungsnummer

instead of:
Das Leistungsdatum entspricht dem Rechnungsdatum sofern nichts anderes erwähnt wird.

Bitte überweisen Sie den Betrag bis zum oben angegebenen Fälligkeitsdatum auf das angegebene Bankkonto unter Angabe
der Rechnungsnummer

A: I think you have answered your question with respect to what styled_text is (in that it comes from the prawn-styled-text gem).
Furthermore, the styled_text method only accepts a single argument, so you can't provide additional options like you did with size: 7, leading: 9.
If you want to change the font size and leading, you will have to modify the HTML fragments themselves. I guess it should work if you do something like this instead of the whole if clause:
styled_text("
#{text}
")


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package de.danielbechler.diff.comparison;

import de.danielbechler.diff.node.DiffNode;

/**
 * @author Daniel Bechler
 */
public interface ComparisonStrategyResolver
{
	ComparisonStrategy resolveComparisonStrategy(DiffNode node);
}


brent: this is dw news live from berlin. tonight, france is a nation that war. the french president putting the parliament, french people and islamic state on notice. use sending in the military plus the guns to a region he describes as the biggest manufacturing center of terrorists in the world. also coming up, a major manhunt underway for the eight suspects in friday's attacks. salah abdeslam is being sought. and barack obama rules out u.s.
heading for one of the most important speeches of his career. the solemnity of the french president, a reflection of the mood across his nation, in shock , yet defiant. deputies from both houses of parliament were gathered for his address. from the outset, along with that she was blunt in his assessment. president hollande: france is out more. the acts committed on friday evening in paris and at the stadium are acts of war. this was not a war of civilizations because those behind the attacks were not civilized. france, he said, would emerge triumphant. president hollande: our -- we have triumphed before with adversaries more favorable than these cowards. our republic will not be held hostage by hateful killers.
fears because of insecurity, unemployment, globalization, etc.. brent: they want security now. guest: and it explains why, for example, the white -- the right-wing wing party is so strong in france. brent: i want to ask max what he thinks. we have talked about a crisis situation in france numerous times just like this. do you get the sense that it is different this time and that france is a changed country? reporter: in a way, yes and in another way, no. there are people here who trust francois hollande is going to do something about the problem and they will move forward. if something like that happens twice, the trust that it will really happen that way erodes.
is hoping for a reaction on the order of the european countries. in the last hours, for example, france used for the first time since the interdiction of these measures, has asked for european partners and support against terrorism. brent: thank you for being here with us tonight. the belgian prosecutor's office says to people detained over the weekend have been charged in the connection. but the key suspect, salah abdeslam remains at large. he's good brother of one of the suicide bomber's. they surrounded a number of houses in the brussels suburb.
it has become associated with radical islam. the police made no arrests there. students at the capital tasks are bonne university held a defiant minute of silence for the victims of friday's violence. a number of those killed studied at the university. our correspondent was there and spoke with the students about why attending monday's gathering was so important. reporter: "la marseillaise" -- france's national anthem, sung by students at the university gathered to remember the victims of the weekend attacks.
against our community and of the students. this is a place where people from all countries come together to share the wealth of the knowledge. reporter: and once again, they turned to the end them. -- the and some -- the national anthem. brent: the german football team had a close call with friday's attacks. suicide bombings took place just outside the stadium where they were holding a friendly with the french team. germany have since spent hours deliberating whether to cancel the match against the netherlands but the game will go ahead as planned. reporter: a somber mood is the german national team's stables near hanover. it's the first time they stepped in front of the press.
he was visibly moved by the whole deal. >> considering the circumstances, we are ok. i think we needed some time to gather our thoughts and deal with the shock. reporter: the team spent the night at -- of the attacks at the stadium. it was a harrowing experience. >> of course, we felt very anxious and nervous. i spent over half an hour sitting in the team bus. various thoughts rushing through my head, going through what had just happened. reporter: after friday pass attacks, they had wanted to cancel the game against the netherlands. in the time since, he has changed his mind. brent: we're going to take a one minute break. when we come back, we have more news and analysis from harris and the latest business news. we will be right back.
brent: welcome back. our top story -- the french resident has declared war against islamic state, vowing terrorism will never destroy france. because france will destroy terrorism, he said. in a speech to parliament, he vowed to tighten security at home while taking the fight to the militants in syria. the paris attacks have dominated the g 20 summit in turkey. leaders are presenting a united front with france and condemning islamic terrorists.
as far as possible. on the sideline, numerous discussions were held on the campaign against islamic state and the next steps in syria. >> we should work together both to combat terrorism and find a solution to the migration crisis. we should never associate the migrant crisis with terrorism. reporter: the agreements are broad strokes rather than specific plans, but the first of has been taken in a united fight against islamic state. brent: our correspondent points out one significant outcome -- the renewed willingness of moscow and washington to combine efforts against islamic state.
pursue the illegal activities. intelligence agencies say terrorists have received funding from countries like saudi arabia in recent years. private individuals are believed to be providing financial assistance. the g 20 members want to track down this money and freeze the accounts of terrorists. brent: -- guest: the french president has announced eight half thousand police jobs that could provide the french economy with a boost. will it be enough to persuade weary travelers to keep coming to paris? just earlier this year, "charlie hebdo" and a jewish supermarket were attacked. parisians themselves are determined to put on a brave face. reporter: many attractions in the french capital were closed for three days of mourning.
speech to both houses of the french parliament, president francois hollande has called for the extension of a state of emergency after friday's terrorist attacks in paris. he says france. but military action in syria. barack obama has ruled out u.s. ground troops in syria. g 20 leaders say they will share more intelligence in the fight against terrorism in the wake of the terrorist attacks. you are up-to-date with dw news. we will see you again at the top of the hour.


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Georgia: Parliamentary Runoff Appears to Reflect Will of the Georgian People
Tbilisi, Georgia—In a statement released today, IRI concluded that Georgia's runoff parliamentary elections, held October 30, were conducted without major problems and appeared to reflect the will of the Georgian people.
These findings are based on the reports of 10 observer teams (20 observers) deployed across the country, and are consistent with IRI's preliminary statement released following the first round of elections, held October 8. Preliminary results from the Central Election Commission (CEC) indicate that the Georgia Dream party will win 48 of the 50 seats contested in the second round. The results will be verified by November 19, and if correct would give Georgia Dream a constitutional majority of 115 out of 150 seats.
"It is encouraging to see the Georgian people conduct their runoff elections in a manner consistent with international standards of electoral fairness, and IRI congratulates Georgia Dream on their victory," said Stephen Nix, IRI Regional Director, Eurasia. "It is crucial that the government use its constitutional majority prudently, and carry out impartial investigations into complaints alleging election-related irregularities. Going forward, we urge all parties to focus on policies rather than personalities, and work for the good of the Georgian people."
Voter turnout diminished by 13 percent between the two rounds (from 51 percent on October 8 to 37.5 on October 30), a development which may have been influenced by distaste for the personalized attacks between Georgia Dream and the leading opposition party, United National Movement (UNM). IRI's observers noted that the Election Commission appeared to be better prepared in its conduct of the runoff elections than in the first round, but continue to note problems with transparency relating to complaints of irregularities and the heightened atmosphere of distrust between the political parties. IRI also has concerns about continued pre-election pressure and intimidation targeted at opposition candidates and activists, as outlined in IRI's third long-term observation report, released on October 27.
IRI's long-term observers have been on the ground in Georgia since August 1, conducting more than 1,000 interviews and meetings with election stakeholders throughout the country. Their areas of formal deployment included: Ajara, Samegrelo, Imereti, Samtskhe- Javakheti, Kvemo-Kartli and Kakheti. The observers released interim reports of their findings in September and October. A final report by the long-term observers will be released later this year.
IRI in Georgia
IRI has worked in Georgia since 1999, supporting the development of a multi-party political system and helping parties to build their regional party structures. The team works under the leadership of Resident Country Director Andrea Keerbs and IRI Regional Director for Eurasia Stephen Nix. Using reputable, methodologically-sound public opinion polling, IRI works with all the major parties to develop more positive, issue-based platforms and campaigns. IRI helps to strengthen electoral processes by conducting international election observation missions—most recently for the 2012 parliamentary and 2013 presidential elections, and assessment missions for both rounds of the 2014 local elections.
Under the terms of a Cooperative Agreement with the United States Agency for International Development's (USAID) Office of Democracy and Governance, IRI deployed six teams of long- term and 14 teams of short-term observers to monitor and report on the pre-election environment and Election Day activities in population centers across Georgia. The teams are responsible for cataloging complaints regarding voter intimidation, voter list errors, and other election-related irregularities prior to and on Election Day, and verifying the claims when possible.
Special thanks: IRI wishes to thank USAID for its support in this observation mission, as well as in our ongoing work in Georgia. Additionally, we wish to thank the U.S. Embassy in Tbilisi for its assistance, both in election day preparations and throughout the period of IRI's work in Georgia. IRI also thanks the Jarl Hjalmarsson Foundation from Sweden for its contributions.

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SUEUAA Final Report - Sanandaj
Basically, although the universities engagement in local and regional community in theory dates back at least two decades and SUEUAA project was not the first attempt of this kind, the project created bases for close critical discourse among the city and universities representatives to discuss the city's challenges, their causes and consequences. The project opened up a debate about the responsibility of both parties and how each of them may play an effective role to overcome challenges.
By opening the discussions, it was realised that the city's overall environment is a multifaceted, complicated and dynamic phenomenon affected by so many different players. As a result, it's effective management needs integrated, harmonised and mutually respected policies, which must be taken collectively via citywide engagement of all major, and also many minor players.
In this regard, the universities have a distinct responsibly through which they not only prepare active, democratic and responsible citizens to participate in the community's development, but they have to provide the city's senior officials timely, valid and reliable data and information for making necessary decisions when it is required.
SUEUAA Final Report - Manila
The community engagement programs of universities have generated interest among universities and some local government officials to work for collaboration to develop the communities in Manila. The items in the research instrument has raised awareness among extension coordinators to explore and develop relevant programs for Manila communities. Likewise, local government officials have seen the potentials of collaborative efforts to solve the problems of Manila. There was a realization that through partnership between and among stakeholders in the communities will lead to community development.
After the focus group discussion with the extension coordinators of PNU, they became active in the communities and now they feel confident that they were able to implement the programs well with our partner communities.
In the messenger group; one university extension coordinator gave a message saying that: "our extension work is for PNU and the country".
Thus, dialogue is important in doing collaborative programs. And the focused group discussion was an instrument for dialogue.
SUEUAA Final Report - Harare
The SUEUAA project had a number of positive outcomes at both personal and institutional levels. The project enabled us to look more closely into the role of higher education in community and national development. It also provided an opportunity to learn in more detail, the challenges that the City of Harare grapples with to meet the expectations of residents and other stakeholders and how universities such as UZ could be more actively involved in addressing them.
The nine in-depth interviews and numerous other informal discussions we conducted with different stakeholders provided us with a rich understanding of the operations of the two institutions. It also opened up new sources of information for both staff and students whose research problems should emerge from day-to-day needs rather than just hypothetical constructs.
The various visits that we undertook through SUEUAA to other countries and participation in meetings, workshops, symposia, and conferences were all enriching academically, professionally and personally as they broadened our experiences and perspectives. The Principal Investigator, Professor Michael Osborne and the whole team of SUEUAA researchers from six countries were a real source of inspiration as they freely shared their rich knowledge and experiences.
SUEUAA Final Report - Dar-es-Salaam City
As highlighted in this report, the city of Dar-es-Salaam and other cities in the country are vulnerable to many challenges that call for smart solutions, and immediate responses from the university's counterparts. The SUEUAA project and its success in using the university engagement benchmarking tool at the University of Dar-es-Salaam and other partner universities could serve as a viable model for adoption or adaptation by other universities in Tanzania and in other African countries.
As far as the city of Dar-es-Salaam is concerned, future plans involve recommending to the UDSM Quality Assurance Bureau that the benchmarking tool used in SUEUAA project should be adopted University-wide and later on be recommended to the Tanzanian University Commission (TCU, http://www.tcu.go.tz/) for possible country-wide adoption.
SUEUAA Final Report - Johannesburg
The CoJ is keen to engage with the universities, while universities are keen to engagement with the CoJ. However, they perceive each other to have different goals, which are not necessarily compatible. Whereas the CoJ representatives perceive the universities to focus more on research benefits, university academics blame the CoJ for implementing projects without obtaining sound research advice from academics. For example, the bicycle-lane project in CoJ: millions were spent on building bicycle-lanes in the CoJ, in particular between the city centre and the campuses of Wits and UJ, and these lanes are not used at all. Neither the students nor the commuters cycle.
It seems that the level of CoJ engagement at Wits has been well established over many years, also owing to Wits' close proximity to the city centre. Even though UJ has a Community Engagement Manager, and a Strategic Relations Manager who liaises with the CoJ, engagement with the CoJ do seem to occur on an ad hoc basis.
Future steps should focus on determining the research and support needs of the CoJ, and align these with the skills at the universities to ensure a longer term relationship.
SUEUAA Final Report - Duhok
The work of the SUEUAA project has had six principal outcomes:
Highlighting the important and challenging active role University of Duhok has taken and achieved in the fields of environment, agriculture, health, city infrastructure development, gender, refugees and migration;
The establishment of research collaboration on the environmental impact of conflict and landmine clearance with Duhok City Landmine department authorities. University of Duhok to plan for the establishment of Landmine Department within College of Education;
Opened up of wider collaboration and awareness of the city authorities and NGOs projects with University of Duhok;
Strengthened academic links with University of Glasgow and established more collaborations for staff and research student mobility exchange programs in the fields of Education, Science, engineering, medicine and life sciences. This has in particular occurred through the Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility grant won by the University of Glasgow which has allowed 8 staff to visit Glasgow. These staff specialise in the field of Medicine, Chemistry, Structural Engineering, Mathematics and Statistics, Urban Geography and Finance. As a result of this, research collaborations have been established, in the fields of Infectious Diseases, Statistical studies of the effect of landmines on health, agriculture and economy, harvesting energy in the form of modern super capacitors in Chemistry and the development of batteries and membranes. Also, the treatment and recycling of waste material from building construction sites and reducing environmental pollution, and the study of the movement of the rural areas and communities to urban cities and its effect on the economy and social structure of the societies in the Kurdistan region are being covered in the exchanges, which started in July 2019;
Established academic links and learned from the projects of the other universities in Asia and Africa taking part in our SUEUAA program;
University of Duhok has obtained higher accreditation from Ministry of Higher Education in Kurdistan Region of Iraq in the field of collaboration with other international universities, such as Dortmund University in Germany, University of Malaya, University of Tehran, University of Sanandaj, Leicester University and University of Glasgow, and obtained international grants (for example, ERASMUS Mundus grants, DAAD (German) grants, a Fullbright scholarship in USA, and ERASMUS+ mobility grants) to support collaboration projects for cities and infrastructure programmes.
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'Kenobi' Is Finally Happening, and It's a TV Series
'Star Wars' fans rejoice. It's time to see what happens to the Jedi master between the creation of Darth Vader and the beginning of 'A New Hope.'
By Marie Christensen, George Fox University
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Fans of Obi-Wan Kenobi have clamored for a movie focusing on the character for years — ever since Disney started rolling out side story theatrical releases. Now, at D23 just about a month ago, the truth is finally out, and a Kenobi series for the new Disney+ streaming service is in development, starring Ewan McGregor.
Over the years, rumors about a stand-alone Kenobi project circulated, claiming that a movie was in the works. Reports of McGregor stepping back into the role of Kenobi started and were denied multiple times, with some sources going so far as to suggest the movie would be released in 2020. Through it all, McGregor continued to say he was more than ready to reprise the iconic role, if only Disney would ask him.
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Originally, "Kenobi" was slated to be a full-length theatrical release, but after other "Star Wars" spinoffs like "Rogue One" and "Solo" didn't do as well as Disney hoped, the project was quietly shuffled off. Only after the creation of Disney+ did the company consider picking the project back up in a new form, and the series was born.
While some might be disappointed that the full-length theatrical release will never become a reality, many others have fully embraced the TV series as a more than acceptable replacement, or even, in some cases, an improvement. With the serial format, the series will be better able to facilitate a complex storyline and multiple plots at once, while ultimately providing more content overall. The series will be four hours long, and with the script already written, production is set to begin in 2020.
After the rocky road to a release date, what was once a Kenobi movie will instead air on Disney+. As Disney has prepared its service for launch, it's chosen to rival its competitors by featuring exclusive content that it already has a viewership platform foaming at the mouths for — most notably, the final season of "Star Wars: The Clone Wars" and "Kenobi." In both these cases, fans have clamored for the stories for years, so by providing the content exclusively on their own platform, Disney insures their streaming service will take off quickly.
After years of informing Disney and fans alike how willing he was to come back to "Star Wars," Ewan McGregor will be reprising his role as Obi-Wan Kenobi. When the scrapped Kenobi movie was first announced with no confirmation of McGregor in the lead role, many fans cried out, claiming they wouldn't watch the movie if McGregor was not cast. Whether that outcry influenced Disney's decision or not, it's clear that Disney is listening to fans when considering this project. Fans don't need to be afraid of the series straying from the character they know and love from the original Star Wars saga, as McGregor has proven again and again that he's just as much of a fan as everyone else.
The series will take place 10 years before the events of "A New Hope," which has fans speculating on who else might enter into the story. Ten years before "A New Hope" means an appearance by Han Solo is entirely possible, as well as many characters from "Star Wars: Rebels" and other "Star Wars" stories. Considering the cameo of Darth Maul at the end of "Solo" and Maul's connection to Kenobi, an appearance by him seems especially likely and has fans excited to see how the series develops.
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Ten years before "A New Hope" puts Obi-Wan firmly in the middle of his self-imposed exile in Tatooine, after the creation of Darth Vader and while Luke is in something like middle school. Fans don't know much about what stories the Kenobi series will follow, but those who are already speculating suggest it could have something to do with his ongoing guilt about his former pupil and his role as Luke's protector.
Another pretty popular guess is that fans will see Qui-Gon Jinn in Force ghost form as he teaches Obi-Wan mysteries of the Force that have thus far only been explored briefly in "Star Wars: The Clone Wars," when Qui-Gon appears to teach Yoda. At the end of "Revenge of the Sith," Yoda informs Obi-Wan that he will have training to do on Tatooine, so the appearance seems like a pretty plausible choice for the series.
After the shock of the Empire's rise to power and Anakin's descent into Darth Vader, it's a safe bet that Obi-Wan will have a lot of personal trauma to work through. Whether or not that will become a main thrust of the series remains to be seen, but just as his training with Qui-Gon seems likely, so does seeing a wealth of emotion from the exiled Jedi, especially with Ewan McGregor taking back the role.
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The original script of the Kenobi movie would have depicted a battle between Tatooine moisture farmers and the Tuscan Raiders, putting Luke in danger and forcing Obi-Wan to come out of hiding long enough to intervene. Fans haven't had any confirmation or denial of the movie's script being used in any form, so the series could still focus on a conflict like the one fans would have seen in the scrapped theatrical release.
Years of waiting are finally paying off, and the Kenobi series will soon be in production. Throughout the process, it's certain that fans will comb press releases and any information they can find to discover as much about the series as possible before its eventual release date. As the information leaks, the hype will only increase. The Kenobi series will have big expectations to meet, but with Ewan McGregor in the lead role, it's safe to say that the character will be well represented in any appearance, and Disney will be able to meet fan demands of the long-awaited series.
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Will UGA football contend for the top 2021 recruiting class? Here are potential commitments to watch for
Recruiting team rankings caused eyebrows to raise earlier this year as prospects made early commitments and the class of 2021 began to take shape.
UGA football wasn't at the top of the charts, where the Bulldogs typically have been in five recruiting cycles led by coach Kirby Smart.
According to 247Sports.com, UGA had the top-rated class in 2020, the second-ranked class in 2019 and the top-rated class in 2018.
Even still, there was a hint of a potential drop off ahead for the class of 2021. But a lot has changed since the sports world paused in mid-March due to the coronavirus pandemic.
At that time, the Bulldogs had just three commits: DB David Daniel (Woodstock High), QB Brock Vandagriff (Prince Avenue Christian) and DE Jonathan Jefferson (Douglas County).
Now UGA sits with 18 verbal pledges and the class is ranked sixth-best in the nation behind usual competition for the top in Alabama, Ohio State, Oregon, LSU and Clemson.
The coming weeks could bring about a drastic change in the rankings drastically with a few high-profile targets set to announce their college football plans.
Four-star defensive tackle Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins got the ball rolling for UGA on Friday. South Carolina's top prospect committed to the Bulldogs, setting off what could be a run toward another top-two class for Smart and Company.
Recently, some of UGA's highest-ranked targets have hinted at or announced decisions were soon to be revealed.
Here are a few announcements to be on the lookout for...
Smael Mondon, Paulding County High School, Linebacker
The Paulding County High School linebacker will make his decision Nov 18. He's considering UGA, LSU, Tennessee, Auburn and Florida.
Mondon is 6-foot-3, 220 pounds. 247Sports has him ranked as a five-star prospect. He's considered the ninth-best player in the country and the best outside linebacker in the nation.
He would be UGA's third-highest rated commit in the 2021 recruiting cycle, behind offensive tackle Amarius Mims (Bleckey County)and Vandagriff.
Xavian Sorey, IMG Academy, Linebacker
UGA landing elite linebackers sounds routine at this point. Smart added Nakobe Dean in 2019 and M.J. Sherman last year. Both were considered five-star prospects by 247Sports.
If UGA can snag Mondon and Sorey, they'd likely jump into the top five in the class ranking.
Sorey is a 6-feet-3, four-star outside linebacker. He hasn't set a date for his commitment but recently hinted on Twitter that a commitment was coming, "soon".
Sorey currently plays alongside two UGA commits in DL Marlin Dean and RB Lovasea Carroll.
Sorey's finalists include UGA, Alabama, Florida, Auburn and LSU.
Nyland Green, Newton High School, Cornerback
Green is a 6-foot-2 cornerback, four-star prospect that hasn't said much publicly about when a decision will be made.
A commitment from the Newton High School star could be a big November or December surprise.
Green is considering UGA, Clemson, Tennessee, LSU and Auburn.
Terrion Arnold, Athlete, John Paul II Catholic (Tallahassee, Florida)
Arnold could potentially play football and/or basketball at the next level. He has nearly 50 offers between the two sports.
Arnold projects to be a defensive back, and is considered a four-star football prospect by 247Sports. He announced via Twitter recently that he would trim his list of schools to five with a commitment coming shortly after.
UGA, Florida State and Florida are expected to be among the finalists.
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How close to the speed limit do you usually go?
Discussion in 'Community Discussion' started by moonman239, Mar 7, 2014.
In a residential area, I go no faster than 1 MPH over the speed limit, but, sometimes 15-20 MPH in some of the narrow residential streets in the area with lots of bicycles, even if the limit is 25-30. I go the speed limit or slightly faster on expressways if the flow of traffic is fast. I generally don't drive faster than 65 ever.
But, I don't care that much how fast you go, as long as you follow 2-3 seconds behind. I always slow down for tailgaters, because if they are following too closely, I need more room to stop gently.
If the road traffic conditions allow it then at the speed limit.
Normally travel ~5 mph above the speed limit.
5-10 above on FWys, 5 above at the most on the streets.
5 to 10 is about what I tend to peg out at, too. It's not like I'm doing it for any particular reason. I drive at whatever speed I feel comfortable going at. From my perspective, I'm not going too fast, and I'm not going too slow.
It's just weird that that perfectly comfortable clip almost always seems to be about 5 to 10 miles over the limit no matter where I'm at.
I'm probably about the same in that regard, yet someone always passes and pulls just in front of me. I hate that .
You know this conversation is gonna lead to the inevitable gripe fest over tailgaters, right?
Blah I probably should have considered.
Growing up in am aggressive driving region, dad's rule of thumb to avoid tickets: never go more than 9mph over the posted limit. And sure enough, whenever I got a ticket, I had broken the rule. These days, driving is much less hectic and I'm at or under the limit most of the time, in most conditions.
5 to 10 over always on the freeway. Speed limit otherwise.
I usually drive at 70-80 mph on the highways and pretty much the speed limit around town.
Something tells me this thread will never approach the greatness of this one.
I go about 10-14mph over posted limit.
Same for me. I just try not to be the fastest person on the road when on the highway.
About 5 over on surface streets, 10 on the highway, unless I'm within the St. Louis city proper then it's more like 15 over because the STLPD doesn't pull people over for speeding, they have real crimes to deal with.
Of course, all depends on road conditions and traffic. I don't do anything wreckless.
On limited access highways...as much as it takes to get to 80-85mph. This, of course, is modified based on weather, road conditions, and traffic.
City streets and small state roads, about 5 mph over the limit...no more.
Right lane at 5 to 7 below on the interstates. 2 or 3 under elsewhere.
I usually drive 5 mph over the speed limit on highways, and the speed limit everywhere else.
Ye Old Term for that is....Bear Bait!
On the highway, I go as fast as the car in front of me. On surface streets, safe & sane is the rule.
Local cops let you get away with <10kph over, except in school zones, so that's what I follow.
Highway speed here is 100kph, but most do >110 <120. I never go above 120 as I've been "told" that 123 is the threshold of pain.
Oh, 50 over and they take your license, and your vehicle.
But you get a free ride home.
Exactly this. Up to 10kph over has always been fine for me, though I have pushed to 20 over in areas where I know I can.
I've never had a ticket either, but I won't recommend speeding to anyone.
Up to about 50mph over on a motorway. Often a lot less than it in a village.


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As part of their research for the ongoing series Lessons from Our Nation's Schools, Education World editors Diane Weaver Dunne and Ellen R. Delisio visit three New York City schools. Winter weather doesn't deter them from their goal -- to explore schools and communities and find out what our nation's educators are doing right.
In the freezing February dawn, we set out for two schools located in the South Bronx. Armed with lists of questions and pages of research, we tell the doorman at our midtown hotel where we are headed. He advises us to stay inside the hotel lobby while he searches for a willing taxi driver. He warns us to be patient, even though taxis line up in front of and alongside the hotel.
When we made plans for our New York school visits, people told us that cabbies are sometimes reluctant to travel into the Bronx. After four cab drivers turn down the fare, a fifth finally agrees to the trip.
Our intrepid driver asks why we would visit a school in that part of the city. We explain that the schools we are visiting show promise. He shakes his head. "The schools have problems here," he states matter-of-factly.
The South Bronx does have a reputation of violence and poverty. According to the 1990 U.S. Census, Bronx School District 7, in which Mother Hale Academy and KIPP Academy are located, is among New York City's poorest census tracts. The average per capita income is only $5,943; the average household income is $11,228 annually. The school dropout rate for people older than 20 is 56 percent, and 61 percent of the children live in families who speak a language other than English at home. More than 70 percent of the children aged 6 to 19 are identified as at-risk and 42 percent of households receive public assistance.
Many of the school buildings in these neighborhoods, as in other parts of the city, have stayed in service past the age of retirement. The average age for New York City school buildings is 80. In many cases, two or three schools share the same building.
Lessons from Our Nation's Schools
Education World plans to travel the United States and talk to educators, students, and parents about their schools for an ongoing series, Lessons from Our Nation's Schools. Read about our visit to three New York City schools in the following stories.
* Common Elements of Effective Schools
* KIPP Principal Talks About Hard Work, Success, and Challenges
* More Than Reading Scores and Stereotypes: The Voices of City Teachers and Students
* Curriculum, Caring, and Crack Vials: A City Principal's Perspective
* NYC Program Fast-Tracks Teachers to Needy Schools
Lessons from Our Nation's Schools reveals bright spots in a school system that faces overwhelming challenges. To learn more about the three New York City schools that Education World editors visited, be sure to read our Reporters' Notebook.
Did You Read Our e-Interview With Jonathan Kozol?
Don't miss another recent Education World article, Ordinary Resurrections: An e-Interview With Jonathan Kozol. Kozol's uniquely passionate take on urban schools and urban schoolchildren has been documented in such books as Death at an Early Age and, more recently, Ordinary Resurrections: Children in the Years of Hope.
Mother Hale Academy in the South Bronx fits part of that profile. Cracked stone floors and worn wooden cubbies betray the wear on this five-story building constructed in 1920. The brightly colored interior shows signs of many layers of paint. The building now houses about 648 students in pre-kindergarten through fifth grade and 70 staff members. Slightly more than 98 percent of the students are eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. The school has undergone something of a renaissance since the New York City school chancellor labeled it a low-performing school four years ago. It was reorganized during the summer of 1996. When it opened that fall, about half the staff members were new to the school, but all shared a renewed commitment. We chose to visit Mother Hale because student performance continues to improve, although its classification remains a "low-achieving" school. (See Mother Hale's report card.)
On our first day in New York City, we visit another school in the South Bronx. KIPP (Knowledge Is Power Program) Academy Charter School is a middle school for students in grades 5 through 8. Four other schools share the building that houses KIPP at I.S. 151. The 171,000-square-foot fortresslike building, made of concrete and brick, was constructed in 1972. KIPP's 248 students and 14 full-time and eight part-time staff cram into one section of the fourth floor. There is no teacher's lounge with the obligatory coffeepot, just a water cooler sharing space in one room that also serves as a storage room, copy room, and mailroom. The computer lab and a class also crowd into one room. Students sit on adult-sized folding chairs behind traditional school desks or tables. (The KIPP school report card was not available online.)
On the following day, we visit Crossroads School, located on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, near Harlem. The school is located on the fifth floor of a building that resembles a castle; the school building, completed in 1898, towers over the neighborhood's brownstone apartments. The building has no elevator, so all 175 sixth through eighth graders and 11 full- and 12 part-time staff members climb the five flights of stairs each day. An elementary school uses one of the lower floors, and another middle school is slated to move downstairs this fall. The H-shaped school has narrow hallways and tiny, hidden offices. Space is at a premium; female teachers and students share the same bathroom and the principal's office functions as an all-purpose conference room for staff, students, and parents.
Ann Wiener, the principal at Crossroads, and a group of New York City public school teachers founded the school in 1990. It is run collaboratively -- with input from staff, parents and students -- based on the principals of the Coalition of Essential Schools and the findings of a 1989 Carnegie Foundation Report on middle school education. The philosophy at Crossroads is that children learn best in small settings with people who know them. The cornerstone of Crossroads is a mentoring system that teams a teacher with a group of 16 students. The teacher-adviser develops and maintains close contact with the student and his or her family throughout the school year.


The sixth and final edition of the RUBICODE newsletter was published in September 2009 and is now available to download.
Report of the Final RUBICODE Workshop: "The Way Ahead in Ecosystem Service and Biodiversity Research" which took place in January 2009 is now available to download.
A roadmap describing research priorities for ecosystem services and biodiversity conservation can be downloaded from the Outputs page.
Nine reviews related to ecosystem service assessment on concepts, drivers, indicators, functional traits, values and habitat management strategies are available to download on the "Outputs" page.
Link to the restricted part of the website.
RUBICODE is a Coordination Action funded under the Sixth Framework Programme of the European Commission. These are not pure research projects, rather they aim to achieve improved integration of existing research. Hence, RUBICODE aims to pull together the large amount of existing research on biodiversity and ecosystem change and assess its relevance for ecosystem service assessment.
To review relevant concepts, methods and results from previous and ongoing projects, the literature, databases, experts and policy documents.
To organise workshops to evaluate the concepts and methods, raise awareness and identify gaps in knowledge.
To synthesize knowledge from the reviews and workshops, and further develop various concepts, frameworks or strategies to address gaps in knowledge and inform future research needs.


British Museum: The world-famous British Museum exhibits the works of man from prehistoric to modern times, from around the world. Highlights include the Rosetta Stone, the Parthenon sculptures and the mummies in the Ancient Egypt collection.
Tower of London: Take a tour with one of the Beefeaters around the Tower of London, one of the world's most famous buildings. Discover its 900-year history as a royal palace, prison and place of execution, arsenal, jewel house and zoo! Gaze up at the White Tower, tiptoe through a medieval king's bedchamber and marvel at the Crown Jewels.
Tower Bridge: This is one of the most iconic land marks in the city, and it's considered to be among the most popular attractions. Also, the best time to visit is when the bridge is lifted.
Hyde Park: London is considered one of the world's greenest capitals in Europe, and it has many parks to offer. Take a nice break on a sunny day in Hyde Park. Over 3500 trees, a large lake, a rose garden, many cyclists, walkers and runners enjoy exercising in Hyde Park.
Madame Tussauds: At Madame Tussauds, you'll come face-to-face with some of the world's most famous faces. From Shakespeare to Lady Gaga you'll meet influential figures from showbiz, sport, politics and even royalty. Strike a pose with Usain Bolt, or receive a once-in-a-lifetime audience with Her Majesty the Queen.
London Eye : London Eye is a major feature of London's skyline. It boasts some of London's best views from its 32 capsules, each weighing 10 tonnes and holding up to 25 people. Climb aboard for a breathtaking experience, with an unforgettable perspective of more than 55 of London's most famous landmarks – all in just 30 minutes!


Dandies are great for hot chocolate, Sweet and Sarah are great for a dessert treat. Both are now available in Winnipeg without having to order online... HOORAY!
dwayne_runs_far wrote: Bighorn 100 for sure, probably Voyageur 50 again, and maybe another 50 or 100 miler in the fall (October or later).
Um, also, don't forget that you have a wedding to fit in to the mix. Just sayin'.
Dwayne has run daily for almost 3 years. He works full-time and organizes a trail running series. He walks the dog and puts out the garbage. It's doable!
I like the tata tamer for high impact exercise. Whenever I wear it all day, I find it uncomfortable. They do have a lot of great ones though... usually when you go to the store they're set up from the most support to the least support (at least at Polo Park).
We have a TRX. It's awesome. Dwayne LOVES it.
Topic: Where are the long trail races in Winnipeg?
Re: Where are the long trail races in Winnipeg?
Lemming Loop is your best bet next weekend at Beaudry Park.
And there IS a trail marathon coming next fall. Just in the planning stages but it will be happening. Stay tuned!
Topic: Pine mouth - warning!
Re: Pine mouth - warning!
Interesting. I've had metal-mouth before but never attributed it to pine nuts, which I eat quite regularly. Now I know I'm not crazy! (My metal mouth has lasted from 1-3 weeks. I ate regularly anyway).


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Belarus, Russia, Ukraine peace activists get Nobel Prize
The honour has gone to detained activist Ales Bialiatski of Belarus, Russia's Memorial group and Ukraine's Center for Civil Liberties at a time when all three countries are parties to a raging conflict.
Three 'click chemistry' pioneers win Nobel Prize
Carolyn Bertozzi, Morten Meldal and Barry Sharpless have been honoured for discovering reactions that let molecules snap together to create desired compounds and that offer insight into cell biology.
Sleuths of 'spooky' quantum science bag Nobel physics prize
Scientists Alain Aspect, John Clauser and Anton Zeilinger win the prestigious prize for experiments in quantum mechanics that laid the groundwork for rapidly-developing new applications in computing and cryptography.
Physics Nobel Prize goes to three scientists for quantum mechanics work
The awards were given for "experiments with entangled photons, establishing the violation of Bell inequalities and pioneering quantum information science", the award-giving body has said.
Swedish geneticist Svante Paabo wins Nobel Medicine Prize
Paabo has spearheaded the development of new techniques that allowed researchers to compare the genome of modern humans and that of other hominins — the Neanderthals and Denisovans.
Frank Wilczek, Nobel physics laureate, wins Templeton Prize
Templeton Prize-winning physicist pushes boundaries for his work combing scientific insights and the great questions of meaning and purpose pondered by generations of religious thinkers.
Refugee plight chronicler Abdulrazak Gurnah wins Nobel Prize in literature
He is the second writer of colour from sub-Saharan Africa to win the biggest literary award.
Two US scientists win Nobel Prize for Medicine
The scientists won for their discoveries into how the human body perceives temperature and touch, revelations that could lead to new ways of treating pain or even heart disease.
The unbearable lightness of war crimes
Ethiopia's Abiy Ahmed joins a long list of Nobel Peace Prize recipients who have been accused of war crimes, abuse and genocide.
A decade after the Arab spring, activism endures in the face of repression
Activists across the Arab world continue to fight for human and civil rights despite violence and intimidation.
Bob Dylan sells his entire catalogue to Universal Music
The amount of the deal is not known, but it is likely to have added millions of dollars to the worth of the folk and rock legend who once wrote "money doesn't talk, it swears." The Financial Times said the deal amount could be nine figures.
Paul Milgrom, Robert Wilson win Nobel economics award for auction theory
The duo has been honoured for discoveries that "benefitted sellers, buyers and taxpayers around the world" and includes work on goods and services difficult to sell in traditional ways such as radio frequencies.
With the historical Eastern Express, Türkiye revives Anatolian adventures
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There's always a part of your nation's history that you haven't been told that... has a powerful impact on how you yourself may behave and may believe.
At home, growing up, we weren't really poor. We had everything we needed, we just didn't have what we wanted.
I used to think religion was just more of the same thing. Dump responsibility on the big guy. Now I see an importance in that. It's a relief to accept that not everything is under your control.


A King Rail feeds on a crayfish at Red Slough Wildlife Management Area near Idabel in southeast Oklahoma.
With nearly 500 species of birds winging their way across Oklahoma, the Sooner State is prime bird-watching territory. Migratory birds pass through Oklahoma twice a year along the central flyway of North America, delighting birders with surprises like Bald Eagles, American White Pelicans, Lesser Prairie Chickens and more. Birding is a rewarding pursuit that can be combined with hiking, boating, fishing or almost any other outdoor activity, and Oklahoma is one of the best places to experience it. Check out some of the state's premier bird-watching areas below, and come see for yourself.
The 40-acre Byron Hatchery Watchable Wildlife Area, located in northwestern Oklahoma near Cherokee, includes three habitats and a half-mile, self-guided trail through marsh, swamp and mid-grass prairie habitats. Melynda Hickman, wildlife diversity biologist for the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation, says visitors can expect to see such species as warblers, hooded mergansers, red-winged blackbirds and marsh wrens, among others.
Located near Frederick, in southwest Oklahoma, Hackberry Flat Wildlife Management Area & Center contains 3,700 acres of former cropland that have been restored to a wetland habitat. This basin is surrounded by mixed-grass prairie and croplands, making it one of the best locations in the state for viewing waterfowl and shorebirds. Bird watchers have identified more than 200 species here, including the rare black-necked stilt, stilt sandpiper and snowy plover.
Oxley Nature Center, located inside Tulsa's Mohawk Park, is a birder's paradise. A network of walking trails crisscross a variety of habitats, ranging from open prairie and marsh to deciduous woodlands and floodplain forest, which Oxley's senior staff naturalist, Donna Horton, says is rare in Oklahoma because most of the state's rivers have been dammed.
The Tallgrass Prairie of Osage County, with its open fields and scattered ponds and marshes, provides an excellent opportunity for viewing prairie chickens, as well as hawks, falcons and other birds of prey. During the winter months, the prairie chickens attract many raptor species, such as the red-tailed and Cooper's hawk, kestrels, harriers, falcons and both golden and bald eagles. In the fall and winter, ducks frequent the Tallgrass Prairie's many ponds and marshes.
With more than half of North America's 800-plus bird species recorded in Oklahoma, it pays to keep your eyes to the sky.
The Red Slough Wildlife Management Area, in southeast Oklahoma near Idabel, has become one of the state's most popular birding and wildlife-viewing sites. Managed cooperatively by the U.S.D.A. Forest Service, Natural Resources Conservation Service, the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation and Ducks Unlimited, Red Slough has more than 7,800 acres of mudflats, marshes, riparian zones, hardwoods, wet prairie and shrub thickets.
Several elevated platforms throughout Red Slough aid in the observation of such species as the roseate spoonbill, black-necked stilt and the golden eagle, along with a stunning array of other birds.
Great Salt Plains Lake is an 8,700-acre saltwater reservoir located east of Cherokee, Oklahoma. Bordered by barren-looking salt flats, the landscape doesn't seem inviting for wildlife at first glance – but bring your binoculars and you'll spy some of the area's abundant winged wonders. Some 300 species of birds have been identified here, including snowy plover and the American avocet. According to the Tulsa Audubon Society, about 50,000 geese and ducks find safe harbor and ample food on and around the Great Salt Plains Reservoir. Migrating sandhill cranes and whooping cranes sometimes pass by on their way to Aransas Refuge, and white pelicans can often be seen circling Sand Creek Bay.
The scenic, fascinating salt flats offer a memorable experience for bird lovers and nature lovers of all kinds. Those who want to extend their visit can camp overnight on the lake and take advantage of the wide range of outdoor activities nearby.


This is a trip tailor-made for honeymooners and the ones looking to rekindle the fire of love in their lives! Explore the exotic locales of Bali with the most luxuriant experience. Enjoy staying at the Melia Bali Resort & Spa and come home to facilities, such as a lagoon style swimming pool, incredible water sports and beach activities, a fitness centre, a shopping arcade, beauty salons and a children play area. The gardens at the eesort are simply magnificent.
On arrival, meet our representative. You will be welcomed with a special garland of flowers presented by a Balinese moon girl. Thereon, a private car will transfer you to your hotel. On arrival at the hotel, you will proceed directly to your room, which will be decorated with flowers. In the evening, you will enjoy dinner at a local Indian restaurant.
After enjoying breakfast at hotel, you will be free to spend time at leisure. You can pamper yourself at the Bali Ratu Spa with your lover and enjoy the famous traditional Balinese massages and other treatments, specially organised for your enjoyment. In the afternoon, you will proceed for the Uluwatu Temple tour. Uluwatu Temple is settled on the highest rocky hill on the southern tip of Bali. A mystical Kecak dance is performed here to witness the sun dip-into the ocean, its simply fantastic! Thereafter, you will move on for a romantic dinner at a local Indian restaurant. Once you are ready, you will be transferred to your hotel.
After breakfast, we will take you to Bali Marine & Safari Park where you can have a chance closer with wild animals. After that you will be taken to the centre of Bali for exploring the artifacts and handicrafts for half a day. Use this time to buy beautiful artifacts and souvenirs of Bali. Your first stop will be at Batubulan village, well-known for its stone carvings. Hereon, you will proceed to Celuk, a village famous for its gold and silver works. The next stop will be the Mas Village, known for its beautiful and traditional wood carvings. Finally, youll be taken to Ubud, which is famous for its expressive paintings. In Ubud, you will also have the opportunity to visit the art market. After a tiring day, youll enjoy lunch at a local Indian restaurant. Get pampered yourself at Bali Ratu Spa with your loved one, enjoy the famous traditional Balinese Massages and other treatments that are specially prepared for your enjoyment.


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I'm a Celebrity 'COVID bubble' wasn't the reason for Olivia Attwood exit
The I'm a Celebrity contestant left the Jungle on Day 2 to undergo medical checks.
Photo by Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images
Lauren Morris
Published: Thursday, 10th November 2022 at 1:11 pm
Olivia Attwood has revealed that she "did not leave the jungle due to COVID reasons", with RadioTimes.com understanding that reports of her 'breaking the COVID bubble' were unrelated to the contestant quitting I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!
The Love Island star entered the Jungle as part of I'm a Celeb's 2022 line-up, however on Monday, ITV confirmed that she had left to "undergo some medical checks" and "further investigation" meant she was unable to return to camp.
In the days since Olivia Attwood's exit, The Sun reported that the reality star was not allowed to return to the jungle after leaving for medical examination due to the show's strict COVID bubble rules.
However, RadioTimes.com understands that this is inaccurate, with The Sun's report that Attwood broke a COVID bubble having nothing to do with Attwood not returning to camp.
Olivia Attwood on I'm a Celebrity. ITV
While Olivia Attwood has not issued an official statement, a post on her Instagram story read: "For clarity, Olivia did not leave the jungle due to COVID reasons."
Attwood's exit from the show was briefly addressed in episode 2 of I'm a Celebrity, with her team saying after the news broken: "To say Olivia is heartbroken would be an understatement.
"She dreamed of doing, 'I'm a Celeb' for years, and was absolutely loving every second of the show and throwing herself into jungle life feet first."
They added: "You will hear the truth from Olivia in due course and she will be back on your screens in the New Year."
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In the first episode of I'm a Celebrity 2022, Attwood was voted to be a Jungle VIP and picked Chris Moyles to do the first challenge with her, which involved skydiving from 10,000ft onto a beach.
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Welcome to the 16oz. Canvas - the Art of Craft Beer. The focus here is on the artists and designers who work tirelessly to create unique and captivating labels and logos that help to support the breweries and bring our favorite beers to life. The project is beer agnostic and while for selfish reasons it will support some of our favorite beers and breweries it will not focus on styles and flavors unless that relates to the design and art in respect to the logos and/or labels.
ABOUT - this is the overview of the site and our theme.
INTERVIEWS - here you will find the abridged version of the podcast episodes including audio highlights as well as news and updates on all things 16oz. Canvas.
EPISODES - this section allows you to stream or download each episode. These are our full length podcast episodes. This section is updated every Friday with the new episode with that week's featured artist.
CONTACT - another straight forward one. Get in touch and share your feedback or recommend an artist that you think we should connect with to feature on a future episode.
404 - this means you're lost, but we've tried to add some cool images from the Instagram to make it less scary.
Ever label has their own story. Learn more about the process between the breweries and the artists who help to make each sip a little more enjoyable.
Shelton, CT, June 6, 2018– We here at The 16oz. Canvas are happy to announce our seventh 12-pack of artists today. Each week we introduce our audience to artists, designers and illustrators from around the world that help bring our favorite beers and breweries to life. Each week is an exciting introspective into an important but niche piece of the industry. The beauty of this project is not only do we learn about their process, but their stories of hard work and entrepreneurship that inspires so many.
Each week we will launch a new Episode of The 16oz. Canvas - the Art of Craft Beer podcast. You can stream or download the episode right here from the site or via your favorite podcast apps and libraries.
Don't hesitate to get in touch. Would love to get your feedback or recommendations on local artists we should feature on future episodes.


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Q: How to write documentation for independent utility functions/scripts and have them appear in ./docs/modules.html? I'm learning to use TypeDoc (version 0.22.12) to write documentation in my typescript/node.js project.
I organized my project such that I have a utilities folder with one .ts file per one utility function.
.
│   package.json
│   tsconfig.json
│
└───src
    │   index.ts
    │
    └───utils
            addNumbers.ts
            subNumbers.ts

addNumbers.ts contents, for example:
// addNumbers.ts
export function addNumbers(a: number, b: number): number {
    return a + b;
}

Likewise, subNumbers.ts:
// subNumbers.ts
export function subNumbers(a: number, b: number): number {
    return a - b;
}

I want to document each function, for example using TypeDoc's @param and @returns.
So I write:
// addNumbers.ts
/**
 * Function to add two numbers
 * @param a the first number
 * @param b the second number
 * @returns number equal to the addition of a and b
 */
export function addNumbers(a: number, b: number): number {
    return a + b;
}

Then, when I execute
npx typedoc --out docs

I get

Info: Documentation generated at ./docs

So I go to ./docs/modules.html, right-click and then open with live server (VSCode), and I get a webpage with nothing under Exports section.
What am I doing wrong?

It may be worth noting that I added the following to my tsconfig.json file:
"typedocOptions": {
  "entryPoints": ["src/index.ts"],
  "out": "docs"
}

I'm not sure whether the problem lies in that tsconfig.json.