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// source: google/privacy/dlp/v2/dlp.proto

package com.google.privacy.dlp.v2;

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Celtic English Academy is a friendly and welcoming English language centre in the heart of Cardiff. We take pride in our small class size, wonderful teachers and great support staff. We are located a few minutes' walk from the main shopping centre and are surrounded by lovely pubs, shops and cafés, as well as the impressive National Museum of Wales and Cardiff University buildings.
The academy has a friendly atmosphere and welcomes up to 350 students all year round. Celtic is accredited by the British Council and the independent Schools Inspectorate (ISI) and is member of English UK and English UK Wales.
A great option if you are looking to create your own group package to suit your needs.
Celtic English Academy is delighted to welcome international groups for English courses throughout the year. The start date, course type, duration and number of hours of tuition are flexible to suit your requirements.
Learn new methodologies for how to teach young learners in English.
The Teacher Refresher Courses we offer at Celtic English Academy are aimed at primary or secondary school teachers, of any subject, who wish to develop innovative practice for teaching English in the classroom.


Both our Gazebos are totally private with no other conflicting Weddings to be seen or music to be heard. We meet you on arrival and co-ordinate the start of the ceremony. Allow 20 minutes for your ceremony, 15 minutes for congratulations and 1 1/4 hours for photos in the gardens.
After your ceremony we serve pre-dinner drinks in the gardens if the weather is fine or on the dance floor if not. Canapes and a Crudite Platter of Dips, Cheeses, Turkish bread and marinated Vegetables is also served.
A large Surf & Turf platter is served to each table so that all your guests are eating at once.
Fruit Sorbet is then served.
Guests can help themselves to the Buffet Carvery, Hot Buffet, Salads, Seafood Selection & Dessert Buffet.
Served as soon as the ceremony is over while you have your photographic session (approx 1 hour) Champagne Cocktail, Fruit punch, Orange juice, Soft drinks, Beer & Bottled wine. Canapes and a Crudite Platter of Dips, Cheeses, Turkish bread and Marinated Vegetables is also included for you and your guests.
Depending on your guest numbers, you have the choice of either the Banksia Hall or Boronia Hall. Included are standard floral decorations in the hall, round tables, Presents Table, Cake Table, Lecturn & microphone for speeches, room set up costs & Wishing Well.
For the Guests tables you may choose any of our of silk flowers from our Floral Decorating range to the value of $25.00. Mirrors, Tealights & Crystal scatters are included.
Tables are laid with long round white linen cloths – long round black tablecloths $11.00 extra per table.
Chauffer the Bride & Groom to their accomodation. Scarborough, Mullaloo, Mindarie Keys, Joondalup, Swan Valley, Burswood, Perth City. A Champagne, Cheese & Fruit Hamper is included. In the event of a double booking, a luxury car of similar standard will be supplied.
This package is also available at Lunchtime and represents a cost saving of 10%.
DJ is not included in the "Magic of Bridgeleigh Package". We strongly advise that you use our Resident DJ's.
Should you not want to have an All-Inclusive Package, you can simply select your meal & drinks option from the Menu booklet. All of our other Services are also available to you.


The American Society of Anesthesiologists held their annual meeting last weekend in beautiful San Diego, CA. From all reports, it was a great success. They held an opening day reception on the field at PETCO Park. There were the usual lectures on dealing with difficult airways, difficult patients, and difficult colleagues. Good times were had by all.
But while the party was happening in sunny San Diego, storm clouds are brewing over the nation's anesthesiologists. Colorado recently became the sixteenth state to opt out of Medicare's requirement for physician supervision of CRNA's. In a public statement, the ASA, "expressed its grave disappointment with the election-year decision of Colorado Governor Bill Ritter to exempt his state from Medicare's longstanding patient safety standard providing for physician oversight of anesthesia services." The statement goes on to assail the governor as a "lame-duck" who went against the strong wishes of doctors and patients in the state.
None of this drama appeared to trouble the celebration at the annual meeting. The president of ASA, Dr. Alexander Hannenberg, gave a written interview on the accomplishments of the ASA over the past year. The Medicare opt out problem was not even mentioned. While perusing through the meeting's thick course catalog, I didn't notice a single talk about the dangers of CRNA's practicing independently of anesthesiologists. Not one breakfast meeting, panel discussion, or symposium was held on how anesthesiologists are slowly and inexorably losing their profession to nurse anesthetists.
By contrast, the nurses really have their acts together. They trumpet their self-sponsored "studies" that tout the safety of their practices that are readily picked up by the mass media. They have strong state and national organizations that are able to persuade government officials to see these issues their way over the objections of the states' doctors. The CRNA's even have meetings that teach the proper method for developing relationships with elected officials.
Where is the urgency to hold back this onslaught? While the ASA elite mingle and laugh it up, anesthesiologists are inexorably being corralled into isolated urban hospital settings. In the meantime the suburban and rural jobs, where two-thirds of surgical cases are done, are being usurped by CRNA's. The ASA calls these opt out decisions by the likes of Gov. Ritter and Gov. Schwarzenegger politically motivated. That raises the troubling question of why the ASA and physicians in general are so politically disconnected and impotent when compared to the AANA, the trial lawyers, or the government employee service unions. The ASA trumpets their accomplishment in reversing the Medicare teaching rule bias against anesthesiology residencies, but if these residents don't have anywhere to practice when they graduate, the whole battle would have been Pyrrhic indeed. We can try to convince the CMS about the unfairness of Medicare reimbursements to anesthesiologists, but at the end of the day, if we don't have jobs to go to, the viability of anesthesiologists will be in doubt.
Perhaps it is time to work together, calm our differences and seek common ground. Aren't we tired of making lawyers,legislators and lobbyists wealthy while Rome burns ?


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Dividend Yields Around the World
Looking at the dividend yields of 22 of the world's largest economies, it may come as a surprise to hear that the United States currently has the second-lowest yield at just 1.83%. The only country with a lower dividend yield at 1.19% is India which is currently trading at 29.63 times earnings. In addition to India and the US, there are nine other countries with a dividend yield below the global average of 3.23%. Contrary to India's high valuation and subsequent low yield, Russia currently boasts the highest dividend yield of 6.23% and the lowest valuation with a P/E ratio of just 6.68. That is even though the country was the second best-performing equity market in 2019 having risen over 43% year to date.
Given that interest rates remain historically low around the globe, and holding constant the varying levels of risk between a country's stocks and bonds, equities generally continue to offer investors a higher return. The chart below shows the spread between the dividend yield and 10-year sovereign bond yield for each of the 22 countries previously discussed. As shown, there are only six countries, including the US, in which 10-year sovereign bonds are more attractive than the country's stock market dividend yield. Given India's low dividend yield, it is the country that most favors its 10-year sovereign bond (yielding 6.71%) while the opposite holds true for the UK given the dividend yield of 4.78% and the 0.78% yield on the 10-year Gilt. Sign up for Bespoke's "2020" special to read the "International Markets" section of our 2020 Outlook report. We cover a number of additional fundamental, technical, and economic comparisons for countries around the world.

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Downsizing can be a mixed bag for seniors. Choosing which belongings gathered over the course of a lifetime to get rid of can be emotionally overwhelming — and some people need emotional support to get through the process. Done systematically and with consideration, downsizing can be a liberating experience for older adults, especially if they've decided it's time to transition to a smaller, more manageable home. When considered within the larger framework of finding a new home and planning a move, downsizing not only makes sense, but it can also give a bereaved or uncertain senior citizen a new lease on life.
For real estate agents who are helping seniors find a new, smaller home, it's important to focus on the positives and address the negatives. Letting them know you know what they're facing — good and bad, physically and emotionally — will help all of you in your search for a place where they can grow old safely and comfortably. Start with these tips.
Finding a more suitable living space depends to a very great extent on your client's condition and living requirements. If they have mobility restrictions or memory or cognitive problems, the search should include special access arrangements and modifications aimed at making day-to-day activities as easy as possible in their new house, apartment, assisted living, or nursing facility living space.
Once their needs have been assessed, you can begin working to find a suitable home in terms of size, layout, and special features. Finding a new home that checks all the "must-haves" off the list will make them feel better about downsizing. If they have Alzheimer's, make sure their new environment is safe and easy to move around in, with no tripping hazards and plenty of lighting.
As a real estate agent, your job technically ends the day you finalize the purchase or rental of a new home. But if you want to create client relationships that last — and that result in referrals from happy customers — take it a step further. Suggest that your client implement a downsizing plan, and help them get started right away. The longer they wait, the harder it will be to deal with the finality of it. Here are some tips you can share with them.
Establish a system and follow it to the letter. Once you've decided on a course of action, don't waver from it; otherwise, you might be tempted to put it all aside. Bear in mind that it's usually best to start with smaller rooms with less "stuff," such as a linen closet or laundry room, spaces with objects that probably don't have quite as much emotional meaning to you as other parts of the house.
Ask a friend or family member to help you work through the bedroom, dining room, or storage space, such as the basement, crawl space, or garage. Rooms with more volume often require an extra set of hands and a loving, supportive voice. It's a difficult process, but remember how much smoother the move will go and that it'll be easier to lead a fulfilling life with more space and freedom, as well as fewer physical burdens to worry about.
Set a rule: If you haven't used something within the past year, it goes to recycling, consignment, a family member or into the trash. Be discriminating when it comes to deciding about furniture that's getting old and ragged, and if you've had the same mattress for at least seven years it's probably time to get yourself a nice new one, a highly regarded brand with plenty of positive online reviews.
Once they've gotten through downsizing, the next step in the transition to a new life is the move itself. As a real estate agent, you may want to consider partnering with a senior move manager. These experts have the experience making a difficult experience as painless as possible for older adults. By getting to know some of the consultants in your area, you can make referrals in the best interests of your client and build valuable working relationships with fellow professionals.
If, for any reason, you would rather not engage in partnerships, encourage your clients to take great care when hiring movers and other contractors during the process. As a first step, they should always read online reviews about moving companies, and look for one that has experience working with seniors.
Lastly, don't forget to be patient during this difficult transitional period. Remember, an older adult who's leaving a home of many years is leaving behind a truckload of happy memories. It's bound to be an emotional roller coaster, and you can help them navigate the process.
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Joe Manchin Just Torpedoed the Build Back Better Bill
In an appearance on Fox News Sunday, the West Virginia Senator said he can't support Biden's signature piece of domestic legistlation.
By Abigail Covington
Senator Joe Manchin (D-WV) has made it official; it's going to be a no for him on the Build Back Better Act, Pres. Biden's signature piece of domestic legislation that seeks to expand the nation's social safety net. "I cannot vote to continue with this piece of legislation. I've tried everything humanly possible. I can't get there," said Manchin during an appearance on Fox News Sunday.
"This is a no on this legislation. I have tried everything I know to do. And the President has worked diligently. He's been wonderful to work with. He knows I've had concerns and the problems I've had and, you know, the thing that we should all be directing our attention towards the variant, a Covid that we have coming back at us in so many different aspects in different ways, it's affecting our lives again.""
Manchin has been a hold out from the start and ensuring his support has been key to the successful passage of the Build Back Better Act. The bill had already been scaled down and rewritten on multiple occasions to try and convince Manchin to vote yes. Now, without Manchin's support, the Build Back Better Act has no chance of passing the Senate. It passed the House in November against the backdrop of inter-party fighting about its scope and cost.
Manchin doubled down on his comments in a statement released after his appearance on Fox News that goes so far as to accuse his fellow Democrats of reckless behavior. "My Democratic colleagues in Washington are determined to dramatically reshape our society in a way that leaves our country even more vulnerable to the threats we face," the statement reads.
In response to Manchin's announcement, White House press secretary Jen Psak released a bold statement, alleging that Manchin's comments were "at odds with his discussions this week with the President, with White House staff, and with his own public utterances." The statement then shared details of Sen. Manchin and Pres. Biden's discussions: "On Tuesday of this week, Senator Manchin came to the White House and submitted—to the President, in person, directly—written outline for a Build Back Better bill that was the same size and scope as the President's framework, and covered many of the same priorities. While that framework was missing key priorities, we believed it could lead to a compromise acceptable to all."
Psaki ended the statement by calling Manchin's comments a "sudden and inexplicable reversal in his position" and a "breach of his commitments to the President." She then called on Sen. Manchin to "reverse his position yet again, to honor his prior commitments and be true to his word." Manchin will have plenty of time to think about the White House's response. The 2021 legislative session ended on Friday and Congress isn't due back until January 3rd, 2022.
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GILROY – Whether he is dishing out antics during the Saka-Bozzo Show at The Garlic Festival or hashing out the details of union negotiations for the school district, Gene Sakahara wears many hats.
However, Sakahara, 54, will step down as the lead person in Gilroy Unified School District's Human Resources Department on June 30. He handed in his resignation Friday.
District officials agree that Sakahara is one of the biggest assets in the school district. With his smiling face, no-nonsense attitude and positive outlook, he will be missed.
Sakahara decided to resign from his position as Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources after he developed heath problems related to high blood pressure. While his doctor told him that he should cut back on his workload by leaving the office at 5 p.m. and even, Sakahara laughs, taking a lunch break, the demands of the job were more than he could physically give.
Sakahara said that although he wanted to maintain his position, he could not change the demands of the job.
When Sakahara leaves, the contracts for the three unions in the GUSD will likely not be settled. Nelson notes that negotiation times vary, sometimes wrapping up in October sometimes lasting a whole year.
It will be difficult losing Sakahara in the midst of the negotiations because his relationships with union representatives have been solid, and officials note that he has built trust between the groups and the district.
After teaching in Monterey for three years, he had hopes of returning to graduate school and he laughs as he tell the story of his scholarship being pulled after the school determined he wasn't a woman.
Trying to find work in the area, he began teaching a San Ysidro School – the same school he attended when he lived in Gilroy – for seven years. Then, in 1981 he was appointed as the school's principal.
In the fall 1987 he then went to serve as principal at Rod Kelley School for more than nine years and onto Jordon School.
"Each time I got the job, I knew in my heart it was mine," he said.
After almost two years at Jordon, he was hired at the district office to serve as director of curriculum and instruction.
Last year, Diaz approached Sakahara to serve in his current position.
"I promised him two years," Sakahara said.
When he leaves on June 30, he will have served in the position for about one year.
"That's my only regret," he said.
Sakahara isn't all about work though. He served as president of The Garlic Festival in 1991, and formed a relationship with Sam Bozzo, who served as president the year before. They then went on to develop a comical cooking demonstration known as the Saka-Bozzo Show, which the two have performed at the annual event for about seven years.
Bozzo, who works at the Monterey County Office of Education as director of personnel, said replacing Sakahara will be tough.


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The Sprint exclusive on "4:44" and Jay-Z's war on Apple Music
Sprint and pre-existing TIDAL subscribers get to stream "4:44" exclusively for the next six months. Apple Music won't have its pie.
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Jay-Z's new album, "4:44" is now available to most Tidal subscribers and to Sprint customers, his first in four years. Many critics have framed this release as an apology from the hip hop artist to his wife, Beyoncé, for his affairs and lack of support. But there's at least one other person that Shawn Carter called out that we'll take interest in.
In track 3, "Smile," Jay-Z goes through several stories of adversity and methods of finding positivity in them. Verse 3 in particular brings his story into view and then drops this sequence which we will disclose, courtesy of Genius.
Oh yeah, I was born with a pair
Playin' for high stakes
Norman Cake, he looked up and out of the Lear
How niggas can't relate?
Fuck a slice of the apple pie, want my own cake
Chargin' my own fate
Respect Jimmy Iovine
But he gotta respect the Elohim as a whole new regime
And niggas playin' for power, huh
So our music is ours
Niggas only own houses
Ours was, "Fuck you, pay me"
Now it's, "Fuck payin' me, I pay you
Put the rest away for Blue"
That blood money, I giggle at it
Can't even support my misses' habit
Interscope Records founder Jimmy Iovine is working at Apple in support of Apple Music. While Jay-Z might not have problems with a music industry legend, he does have problems with how Infinity Loop wanted to slice into his business.
The company was supposedly in talks to buy out the Carter-owned TIDAL streaming service before a potential deal broke down. Sprint, instead, infused $200 million in equity for a one-third share of the company. Its customers have gotten favors like free six-month trials and this exclusive streaming right lasting also for six months.
TIDAL subscribers who signed up today and afterwards will not have access to the album, partly to prevent any fair weather members from popping up just for "4:44". iHeartRadio, however, is spinning the album in full to over 160 of its pop, rhythm and urban format stations through until 12:01am July 1.


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Q: Acer Wireless Network not working I installed Ubuntu 12.04 64 Bit desktop version in acer AspireE1-470. Everything work great except Wireless and touch pad. When i run additional driver there nothing to activate and when i run "rfkill list" it's show
0: hci0:bluetooth
    Soft blocked: yes
    Hard Blocked: no
1: acer-wireless: Wireless Lan
    Soft blocked: no
    Hard blocked: no

I don't know too much command in linux and i hv no i ieda hot to work wireless and touch-pad

A: The following will help get the touch pad working.
Try the following

sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-input-synaptics
synclient TouchpadOff=0
sudo chmod +wrx '/var/lib/dpkg/lock'
sudo apt-get install synaptic

Run the following command to check if the touch pad is installed

lsmod
lsmod | grep psmouse

Depending on the output try the following command to install/reinstall the touch pad
 module.

sudo modprobe -r psmouse
sudo modprobe psmouse

For more details refer to the following link
12.04 Touchpad not working Asus g51vx-A1

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{-# LANGUAGE DeriveGeneric #-}

module Data.Monoid.Colorful.Color (
  Color(..)
  , Style(..)
  , reduceColor
) where

import Data.Word (Word8)
import Data.Bool (bool)
import Data.Monoid.Colorful.Term
import GHC.Generics (Generic)

-- | Rendering style
data Style
  = Bold       -- ^ Bold font
  | Italic     -- ^ Italic font
  | Underline  -- ^ Underlined text
  | Invert     -- ^ Invert foreground and background color
  | Blink      -- ^ Blinking
  deriving (Eq, Ord, Show, Read, Enum, Bounded, Generic)

-- | Named colors, 256 and RGB colors for more capable terminals.
data Color
  = DefaultColor                  -- ^ Default terminal color (terminal specific)
  | Black
  | Red
  | Green
  | Yellow
  | Blue
  | Magenta
  | Cyan
  | White
  | DullBlack
  | DullRed
  | DullGreen
  | DullYellow
  | DullBlue
  | DullMagenta
  | DullCyan
  | DullWhite
  | Color256 !Word8               -- ^ Color from 256 color scheme. Color is automatically reduced to 8 colors for less capable terminals.
  | RGB      !Word8 !Word8 !Word8 -- ^ True color. Color is automatically reduced to 256 or 8 colors for less capable terminals.
  deriving (Eq, Ord, Show, Read, Generic)

reduceColor :: Term -> Color -> Color
reduceColor Term8    = reduceColor8
reduceColor Term256  = reduceColor256
reduceColor _        = id

rgbToWord8 :: Word8 -> Word8 -> Word8 -> Word8 -> Word8 -> Word8
rgbToWord8 base q r g b = base * (base * (r `div` q) + (g `div` q)) + (b `div` q)

gray24ToANSI :: Word8 -> Color
gray24ToANSI x
  | x < 6             = DullBlack
  | x >= 6 && x < 12  = Black
  | x >= 12 && x < 18 = DullWhite
  | otherwise         = White

color216ToANSI :: Word8 -> Color
color216ToANSI x = rgbToANSI 3 r g b
  where (r,gb) = divMod x 36
        (g,b)  = divMod gb 6

color16ToANSI :: Word8 -> Color
color16ToANSI 0  = DullBlack
color16ToANSI 1  = DullRed
color16ToANSI 2  = DullGreen
color16ToANSI 3  = DullYellow
color16ToANSI 4  = DullBlue
color16ToANSI 5  = DullMagenta
color16ToANSI 6  = DullCyan
color16ToANSI 7  = DullWhite
color16ToANSI 8  = Black
color16ToANSI 9  = Red
color16ToANSI 10 = Green
color16ToANSI 11 = Yellow
color16ToANSI 12 = Blue
color16ToANSI 13 = Magenta
color16ToANSI 14 = Cyan
color16ToANSI _  = White

squareNorm :: Integral a => a -> a -> a -> a
squareNorm r g b = ri*ri + bi*bi * gi*gi
  where ri = fromIntegral r
        gi = fromIntegral g
        bi = fromIntegral b

rgbToANSI :: Word8 -> Word8 -> Word8 -> Word8 -> Color
rgbToANSI q r g b = color16ToANSI $ bool 0 8 (squareNorm r g b >= squareNorm q q q) + rgbToWord8 2 q b g r

reduceColor8 :: Color -> Color
reduceColor8 (Color256 x)
  | x < 16    = color16ToANSI x
  | x < 232   = color216ToANSI $ x - 16
  | otherwise = gray24ToANSI $ x - 232
reduceColor8 (RGB r g b) = rgbToANSI 128 r g b
reduceColor8 x = x

reduceColor256 :: Color -> Color
reduceColor256 (RGB r g b)
  | r == g && r == b = Color256 $ 232 + r `div` 11
  | otherwise = Color256 $ 16 + rgbToWord8 6 43 r g b
reduceColor256 x = x

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07/24/2014 12:24 pm ET Updated Dec 06, 2017
'Bibliotheca' Bible Project Blows Up On Kickstarter With Chapterless Bible
By Yasmine Hafiz
Bibliotheca Kickstarter from Good. Honest. on Vimeo.
What if reading the Bible was more like reading a novel?
Graphic artist and book designer Adam Lewis Greene has envisioned a Bible without chapters and his idea has found incredible success on the crowd-funding site Kickstarter. He hopes his design will emphasize the role of the Bible as a great literary text by taking away conventions which have been added to increase its usability as a tool for study.
Since posting his "Bibliotheca" project on Kickstarter on June 27, 2014, with the goal of raising $37,000 to produce a first run, the amount contributed by backers has shot up to over $800,000 as of press time. Over 8,000 people from around the world have funded the project. The fundraising drive ends on Sunday, July 27, 2014.
The website describes Bibliotheca as "The entire biblical library in four elegant volumes, designed purely for reading. The text is reverently treated in classic typographic style, free of all added conventions such as chapter numbers, verse numbers, section headers, cross references and notes."
Greene told The Huffington Post via email, that he was shocked by the response. "What I thought would be a small scale project for a niche pocket interest has received an overwhelming amount of attention across the globe from people of many backgrounds, faiths, and languages. Clearly this concept has struck a chord."
To create Bibliotheca, Greene designed original typefaces created to optimize a fluid reading experience. The page proportions and size of the text block are based on the dimensions of the Ark of the Covenant, as specified in Exodus. Bound in cloth with foil-stamped letters on the spine, the books have been made with comfort in mind.
Over 4,500 backers have ordered the full four-volume set, priced at $75.
Why has the idea of a chapterless Bible caught on so quickly? Greene has a few ideas. "Three major threads that have been running parallel for some time now in my world are the recognition of the biblical anthology as great literature, an increasing interest in story, and a newly widespread appreciation of design as an enhancement to human experience."
In some ways, Greene views Bibliotheca as a return to an earlier type of Bible. "The biblical literature is naturally free of chapters and verses, and other conventions such as bonded leather, thin paper, and daunting, encyclopedic typography. In fact, the design and form of contemporary bibles has nothing to do with the literature itself," he said. "We've imposed all of this since the middle ages in the interest of systematic study, cross-referencing and proof-texting, and, sadly, over time it's become a part of the vernacular of bibles."
Biblical scholars are intrigued by the idea as well. Greg Carey, a professor of the New Testament at Lancaster Theological Seminary, told The Huffington Post, "I can see why Greene's project is appealing. For starters, it is elegantly presented. But Greene also makes compelling points. Chapter and verse divisions are late additions to the Bible, and they do affect how people understand it. Many of the biblical books were composed as literature rather than for reference purposes: this edition honors that reality. And, with their diverse shapes and points of view, the biblical books indeed make more of a library than a single reference work."
Prominent Christian pastor Brian McLaren agrees that some readers may prefer this sort of text. "Chapter and verse designations are helpful when people are trying to find a passage, but they're distracting when people are simply seeking to read the Bible. Verse-less, chapter-less formats can help readers encounter the texts for what they are - not a theological encyclopedia, not a religious constitution, not lists of extractable quotations … but literary compositions," he said to The Huffington Post.
However, there are also a fair amount of potential problems that come with taking away the traditional structure of the Bible. Carey added, "Greene's edition raises some complications as well. Despite their problems we use chapter and verse numbers for a reason. No standard translation or edition of the Bible exists, so we need a convenient system of reference. Although I agree with Greene's emphasis on the individuality of each biblical book, the Bible's religious and cultural value depends on the reality that readers and reading communities engage the Bible as a whole."
Dr. Margaret Aymer, an associate professor of New Testament at the Interdenominational Theological Center, worries that the lack of footnotes may create a false sense of certainty for readers. She told The Huffington Post, "Even translations of classical works often have endnotes to indicate where there might be issues with the translation." Nonetheless, she said that she found the project "interesting" and "mostly harmless."
In a world where some people aggressively quote the Bible at each other, pulling out specific quotes (often out of context) to support their points, will this project make people focus on what the Bible means, rather than what it says? Greene says that he hopes so.
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A Fed Cup de 2015 (também conhecida como Fed Cup de 2015 by BNP Paribas, para fins de patrocínio) foi a 53ª edição do mais importante torneio entre equipes nacionais do tênis feminino. A final aconteceu nos dias 14 e 15 de novembro.

Participantes
Essas são as equipes participantes em suas respectivas divisões, no início do torneio.

Grupo Mundial

Grupo Mundial II

Segunda divisão da Fed Cup. As equipes vencedoras vão para a Repescagem do Grupo Mundial, enquanto que as perdedoras, para a Repescagem do Grupo Mundial II.

Datas: 7 e 8 de fevereiro.

  permanecerá no Grupo Mundial em 2016.
 ,  e  foram promovidas e disputarão o Grupo Mundial em 2016.
  permanecerá no Grupo Mundial II em 2016.
 ,  e  foram rebaixadas e disputarão o Grupo Mundial II em 2016.

Repescagem do Grupo Mundial II

As equipes perdedoras do Grupo Mundial II enfrentam as vencedoras dos zonais do Grupo I - duas da Europa/África, uma da Ásia/Oceania e uma das Américas.

Datas: 18 e 19 de abril.

  foi promovida e disputará o Grupo I em 2016.

Zonal da Europa e África

Os jogos de cada grupo acontecem ao longo de uma semana em sede única, previamente definida.

Grupo I
a) Round robin: todas contra todas em seus grupos (4);

b) Eliminatórias: em dois jogos cada segmento, primeiras colocadas contra primeiras (as vencedoras jogam a Repescagem do Grupo Mundial II), segundas contra segundas (decisão do 5º ao 8º lugar), terceiras contra terceiras (decisão do 9º ao 12º lugar) e últimas contra últimas (as perdedoras são rebaixadas para o grupo II do zonal).

Datas: 4 a 7 de fevereiro.

Repescagem de promoção

  e  disputarão a Repescagem do Grupo Mundial II.
  e  foram rebaixadas e disputarão o Grupo II em 2016.

Grupo II
a) Round robin: todas contra todas em seus grupos (2);

b) Eliminatórias: primeira de um grupo contra segunda de outro, e vice-versa (as vencedoras são promovidas para o grupo I do zonal); e penúltima de um grupo contra última de outro, e vice-versa (as perdedoras são rebaixadas para o grupo III do zonal).

Datas: 4 a 7 de fevereiro.

Repescagem de promoção

  e  foram promovidas e disputarão o Grupo I em 2016.
  e  foram rebaixadas e disputarão o Grupo III em 2016.

Grupo III
a) Round robin: todas contra todas em seus grupos (4);

b) Eliminatórias: em dois jogos cada segmento, primeiras colocadas contra primeiras (as vencedoras são promovidas para o grupo II do zonal), segundas contra segundas (decisão do 5º ao 8º lugar) e terceiras contra terceiras (decisão do 9º ao 12º lugar).

Datas: 13 e 18 de abril.

Repescagem de promoção

  e  foram promovidas e disputarão o Grupo II em 2016.

Ligações externas
 fedcup.com

Fed Cup

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Slms does anyone know where can I find a 2.2litre Philips air fryer?


By definition, all landscaping is "green," but we've got some tips on how you can go even green-er. Why bother? Because eco-friendly landscaping is cost effective, better for your plants, and, of course, better for the environment. We've got four ideas to get you started.
Growing pesticide-free is basically page one in the green gardener's rulebook; and for good reason! Chemical-laden weed killers and fertilizers are bad for the environment and they're bad for you; compost, on the other hand, is safe and beneficial for all parties.
Did you know that native plants require less water than exotic ones? This is because they are adapted to our eco system, meaning that they also contribute to vital habitat for birds and insects. Native growers include, "plant of the year," Asclepias tuberosa, (also known as butterfly weed), Pogonia ophioglossoides (also known as rose pogonia), and Myrica gale, (also known as sweet Gale).
If there's one evil related to gardening and landscaping, it's the excessive water use. Having a rain barrel on your property is a painless way to combat this waste. Water is the most valuable natural resource on the planet, after all.


Andrea K hat am Nov. 2016 eine Bewertung geschrieben.
This time, thank you very much for choosing Parkside Hotel Hiroshima Peace Park from among several hotels in Hiroshima city. I would like to express my sincere thanks to all the staff. I am very happy that I have been satisfied with the location of the hotel and the staff 's customer service. As you can tell, the hotel is close to sightseeing such as Peace Memorial Park, and transportation facilities are also substantial, so we will be at locations that are blessed with Biznes and sightseeing. We will continue to devote ourselves to this once again so that we can continue to satisfy even the service side without depending on the location only in the future, so please do not hesitate to use our hotel again. We will continue our efforts to provide further satisfaction to our customers in the future so if you have coming to our hotel around again please do not hesitate to use our hotel again. In that case, please feel free to tell me anything if there is something you notice. We are looking forward to seeing you again. Well then, thank you very much for your precious opinion during this busy time.
Kevin P hat am Sep. 2016 eine Bewertung geschrieben.
This time, thank you very much for choosing Parkside Hotel Hiroshima Peace Park from among several hotels in Hiroshima city. I would like to thank you for all the staff. Thank you for your satisfaction with our hotel's cost performance this time. We will continue to develop various plans to meet customers' needs in the future, so please expect. We value our customers' voices and are committed to making more comfortable hotels in the future, so it is very selfish, but if you have opportunities to visit Hiroshima, if you can use our hotel, I am fortunate. Well then, thank you very much for your contribution during your busy schedule.
dante_hd hat am Mai 2016 eine Bewertung geschrieben.
Thank you very much for staying at the Parkside Hotel Hiroshima Peace Park from this hotel in Hiroshima city. I would like to express my sincere thanks to all the staff. This time, it seems that we were satisfied with our room, it was the best. Also, we are pleased to have the word of praise in correspondence of front staff. We will continue to strive to encourage customer's words every day so that we can do our utmost in the shortest time so that we can satisfy our customers. We will continue our efforts to provide further satisfaction to our customers in the future so if you have coming to our hotel around again please do not hesitate to use our hotel again. In that case, please feel free to tell me anything if there is something you notice. We are looking forward to seeing you again. Well then, thank you very much for your precious opinion during this busy time.
Hendrik-Saarland hat am Apr. 2016 eine Bewertung geschrieben.
This time, thank you very much for staying in front of the Parkside Hotel Hiroshima Peace Park from inside the hotel in Hiroshima city. I would like to express my sincere thanks to all the staff. This time, it seems that we were satisfied with the location etc of our hotel, nothing more. As our customers say, the hotel is blessed with the location close to the A - Bomb Dome, Peace Park, concert venue, etc. We are also honored by many customers for their honor. In addition, we were satisfied with the cleanliness of the room, it was the best. Cleaning staff are cleaning every day with a sincere gratitude so that guests can feel comfortable. We are pleased that all of our staff have been satisfied with your time in the room. We will continue our efforts to provide further satisfaction to our customers in the future so if you have coming to our hotel around again please do not hesitate to use our hotel again. In that case, please feel free to tell me anything if there is something you notice. We are looking forward to seeing you again. Well then, thank you very much for your precious opinion during this busy time.
kimonofanni hat am Jän. 2015 eine Bewertung geschrieben.
Tolle Lage, leckeres Frühstück. Mit kostenloser Waschmaschine!
Thank you very much for using Parkside Hotel Hiroshima Peace Park in front of many hotels this time. I would like to express my sincerest thanks for representing the staff. This time it seemed like we were satisfied with the location of our hotel and nothing more. As our customers say, the hotel is blessed with the location that it is close to the A-Bomb Dome, Peace Park, various food street districts, etc. We are also honored by many customers for their honor. We will continue our efforts to provide further satisfaction to our customers in the future so if you have coming to our hotel around again please do not hesitate to use our hotel again. In that case, please feel free to tell me anything if there is something you notice. We are looking forward to seeing you again. Well then, thank you very much for your valuable contribution while I am busy this time.
玉玉karen hat am Dez. 2018 eine Frage gestellt.
Yamileth Alcantara hat am Dez. 2018 eine Frage gestellt.
tonton_rv34 hat am Dez. 2017 eine Frage gestellt.
Helenapisu hat am März 2017 eine Frage gestellt.
Financial Offic... U hat am Feb. 2017 eine Frage gestellt.
"Die Zimmer haben eine schöne Aussicht aus den oberen Stockwerken in Richtung Park liegen"
dante_hd hat am Mai 2016 einen Tipp verfasst.
"Aktuell keine Aussicht aus den Zimmerfenstern!"


When ya guy (@kwad941) gets a FOOTBALL SCHOLARSHIP & forgets to tell you… so you yell at him & he proceeds to use newly found 💰 on "I'm Sorry" 🍪's.
With Woidke now on scholarship, the Buckeyes currently sit one over the NCAA's limit of 85.
They are also in the market for at least one more transfer offensive lineman and potentially a quarterback as well.
Even if they add a couple more players, they only have to get down to that 85 number before fall camp begins.
You can find an updated look at the scholarship chart for the 2019 Buckeyes below.


Discussion in 'Welcome!' started by Teamteal, Oct 31, 2017.
Hi everyone. I have been in the aquarium hobby for a few years now. FInally decided to setup a reef tank.
I really like the footprint 12g long. thats the main reason i want a 12g long.
The problem with 12g long is it would be harder to light evenly. You will waste a lot of light on the thinner width of the 12g.
Flow is also problematic in that tank form factor. I used to have a 20g long and it was still hard to have even flow. Good flow is pretty critical for reef tank.
Welcome, Teamteal. It's good to hear that you're taking a crack at reefing. I'm sure the community here will be a lot of help if you need advice.
If it's just a softie tank, then dimensions are less critical.
a long 12g tank could be fun, you'll definitely want to stick with 'strip' lights (T5s or the longer LED fixtures) but the shallowness of the tank means you don't need to get anything particularly powerful. Pumps might look a bit obtrusive in the tank since it's rather thin, but you definitely can get something nice going.
Ooooh - nice! Our classroom frag tank (in progress as usual) is a 22g long and I think bookshelf tanks are beautiful because they look like huge tanks in miniature. You might want to check out Nano-Reef.com if you haven't, if only for ideas and to compare equipment options. It cracks me up though when I try to compare my tank to others', but they have a 22g reef with a 40g sump. We use a Current Orbit LED light and it is fantastic. Despite our lack of planning and care, the coral color is awesome. Also, it is not cheap, but if you want it to be an all-in-one, you can get a little box that fits across one short wall inside the tank to hold chemical media and all equipment except circulation pump.
Have you been into freshwater? Or saltwater fish?
Welcome. It maybe a 12 gallon today but it will be a 200 gallon tomorrow.
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Not understanding what the volatile keyword does and how it should be used is specially problematic because you get any errors or warnings. Your code will silently fail or present you with wrong results which you may consider valid if don't know what's happening.
Please Mr Compiler, do not optimize code that use this volatile variable, because it is, well, volatile. I mean, it can really change its value at any time and you are not capable of noticing it! Or I'm just doing stuff you don't understand, so please don't touch it. You have been advised.
In which circumstances can it happen? Let the examples begin. But before, a brief note: results will vary depending on the compiler you use. The compiler itself may decide to accept your "hints" or not. However, I think it's safe to say that nowadays you may consider any compiler clever enough to consider these kind of "hints". The following examples were tested with MinGW (the GCC for Windows). Also, note that any optimizations (the -O argument of GCC compiler) were used.
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Now the program runs as expected and it takes about 8 seconds to finish (on my computer; it depends on the CPU speed and how busy it is).
Instead of doing nothing inside the for loop, what happens if we don't use volatile but we use the value of i to compute the value of j?
Well, this means the final value of j will be computed with the last value of i. This is also easy for the compiler to optimize so it will take zero seconds do finish unless you use the volatile keyword.
Then, the compiler will actually have to compute all the iterations until we get the final result. Still, you may be assigning a value to j but if you don't use it on the remaining code it's actually the same thing of doing nothing (if it's not used, don't compute it). That's why we need to print it (this is our "do something"). In this case, the program takes about 2 seconds to finish. It's still less than the previous example. Why? Well, that's because the compiler is still doing some optimizations we are not aware of in order to execute the code faster.
Finally, if both variables are declared as volatile, then it would take about 9 seconds, just a bit more than the first example.
So if you need ABSOLUTELY no optimizations on a given variable ("Mr Compiler, please, don't touch it!"), use the volatile keyword.


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It's pumpkin season, and you know what that means? Pumpkin treats for everyone! Yaaay!
After two weeks of slight misery, I am starting to feel much better. Which means I am well enough to cook and bake again. My husband is happy, I am happy and you will be happy once you give this recipe a try!
My upper respiratory infection has cleared up and my back is feeling better. Thankfully, I was able to get in to see my chiropractor after work, yesterday. I am starting to feel like my old self again! Just in time for my run day, too. I plan on doing some light intervals this evening after work.
I started the 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. schedule at work yesterday. I really enjoy my new shift! I was able to go to my chiropractor appointment, go grocery shopping (for pumpkin spice muffin ingredients) and make it home before I would usually get out of work at 5:00 p.m. It was nice to be home early. I celebrated the extra time in my evening by making pumpkin spice muffins after dinner.
Dinner: Chicken with bbq sauce, corn and green beans.
This is my absolute favorite muffin recipe! It tastes much more complicated than throwing a can of pumpkin, a box mix of spice cake and 1 cup of water into a bowl. But guess what! That's all you do.
Oh, I lied. You have to mix the ingredients all together after adding them to the bowl. Yes, definitely do that part.
Once you fill up your muffin pans, bake those blobs of fluffy pumpkin spice goodness at 350 degrees for 20-25 minutes.
Try to let the muffins cool before digging in.
I know, I know... easier said than done!


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