"If you cannot measure it you cannot manage it"
If you examine the code a little more, you will find that there is a hook 'user_profile_update_errors' which allows you to add or REMOVE error messages with a few simple lines of code. This can be applied to almost everything but username & password – the only 2 items that are actually required.
I have 2 sites running WordPress that do not require email addresses for users.
There are other plugins, some free in the directory and some premium, which allow this option.
I already understand we can hack "imports.inc.php", but we would prefer you consider this as an option in dashboard or an api hook similar to the way WordPress does it the future.
This would be better for our many clients that we are considering s2 for.
I am confused by your question. What does the default registration form have to do with the s2member import function? If we wanted the default functionality, we would not be trying out your premium software.
We need to import users without email addresses. It is clear that WordPress add_user allows it, as we have done it. It is also clear that others want to do this too.
Can do we do it with your import function? If not now, would you consider making it an option or adding a hook?


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Melastomataceae endemic to Peru
The Melastomataceae are represented in Peru by 43 genera and 660 species (Brako & Zarucchi, 1993; Ulloa Ulloa et al., 2004), mostly shrubs and trees. Here we recognize 169 species and 13 infraespecific taxa as endemics, in 26 genera. Miconia is the genus with the largest number of endemic species. Endemic Melastomataceae are found mainly in Very Humid Montane, Very Humid Premontane Forests and Humid Lowland Amazonian Forests regions, between 100 and 3500 m elevation. We applied IUCN categories and criteria to 83 taxa. Apparently, 29 endemic taxa have been recorded within Peru's protected areas system.
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León, B. (2006). Melastomataceae endemic to Peru. Revista Peruana de Biologia, 13(2), 428s-452s.
León, Blanca. / Melastomataceae endemic to Peru. In: Revista Peruana de Biologia. 2006 ; Vol. 13, No. 2. pp. 428s-452s.
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Galaxy S22 Ultra Caviar editions let you choose how you want to burn your money
If the Galaxy S22 Ultra still feels too light for your wallet, then you can throw more money at these gold-plated luxury editions instead.
Smartphones have become incredibly pricey these days, at least compared to figures from even just four years ago. In some cases, the price bump feels justified, while at other times, they feel exorbitant. That doesn't stop people from still buying the most feature-rich and most expensive smartphone models every year, and that definitely hasn't stopped a certain class of people from aiming even higher. That's the clientele that luxury brand Caviar serves, and it has just announced a new set of limited edition Galaxy S22 Ultra phones that could make you the envy of your socialite circles.
Designer: Caviar
The Galaxy S22 Ultra's price tag is already quite hefty on its own, starting at $1,200 for the lowest configuration all the way up to $1,600 for maxed-out specs. That's not unusual for Samsung and honestly expected for this particular model. It replaces the Galaxy Note line to some extent with an S Pen that you can stow inside the phone. That's on top of the high-end specs you'd come to expect from Samsung's latest and greatest, which includes one of the best phone screens available in the market today.
That won't be the full price that most people will pay for the phone anyway. In addition to the typical carrier subsidies that US buyers often grab, Samsung and retail partners often throw in deals or freebies to make it feel like you're getting more for that price. As far as looks go, however, the Galaxy S22 Ultra doesn't exactly look its price. It's not ugly, mind, but its aesthetic is more utilitarian and technical than luxurious.
That's where Caviar's limited edition runs come in, offering those with the money to burn a way to have a luxurious phone that matches how much it costs. Almost every notable premium phone has had its turn being added to Caviar's collection, but the Galaxy S22 Ultra is getting something a bit more special. There isn't just one, not even just two, but six possible designs to choose from, each with a unique nod to art styles or pop culture.
The Ocelot, for example, is an homage to the Art Deco era, as Caviar explains. The camera area is covered with a gold-plated jeweled steel inlay, while the bottom showcases golden geometric patterns engraved on black PVC titanium. The combination of black and gold has always been a hallmark of many luxury products, reinforcing this Caviar edition phone's expensive tastes.
Art Deco is also credited to be one of the influences of The Great Gatsby, and Caviar pays tribute to that literary work with its own limited edition design. Reversing the gold and black motif, the cameras are enclosed in black PVC titanium, while the rest of the phone's back is decked with Art Deco patterns made of gold-plated jewelry alloy. Caviar's crown logo in gold adorns the black camera block, making you feel like royalty, especially since you can afford this luxury. That gold isn't just any other gold, either, and is proud to flaunt 7mk 24K double gold electroplated jewelry alloy.
Caviar also has something for automotive enthusiasts. Drive's dark, carbon-fiber armor, for example, calls to mind sports cars and speedsters, while the Titanium's blend of silver and black is reminiscent of luxury cars. The brand also has two models utilizing crocodile leather in black and beige hues, one themed after a bird of prey and another on a former rival. Caviar doesn't really talk much about the leather, though that might not sit well with animal lovers and advocates. Both designs portray the marque's V-shaped "tick", which it has associated with the feeling of victory and the Vertu brand, one of the first to dare make expensive luxury smartphones.
These limited edition spins of the Galaxy S22 Ultra easily cost four times as much as the highest configuration, ranging from $6,520 to $7,140. There are options for the Galaxy S22 and Galaxy S22+ as well, but these phones don't exactly have the same features. And in true limited edition fashion, Caviar will create only 99 of each luxurious finish, ensuring that you will have something more to boast beyond the price tag.
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The new normal – non-bank finance leading the way
August 2013 | PROFESSIONAL INSIGHT | BANKING & FINANCE
We all know that the problem with economics is that it's man made and therefore prone to failure, sometimes on a catastrophic scale. Booms, busts, recessions, depressions and even the occasional bubble have left their trail of mayhem throughout economic history. But, look at history again, and we see that after any catastrophic event – take the London Blitz of 1940 or the Japanese tsunami of 2011 as examples – the landscape changes forever, rebuilt into something new, never duplicating what went before.
Surely the same principle applies to the global economic landscape. This article surveys that landscape and introduces a new perspective on how the 2008 meltdown came about, and then attempts to shed some light on how the global capital markets are now rebuilding. This new landscape, now taking shape, has come to be referred to by the media and financial establishment as the 'shadow banking sector'. Maybe because 'shadow banking' has a far more dramatic and sinister impact than boring old 'alternative capital' or 'non-bank finance', as those of us actually in the market prefer to call it.
Received wisdom has it that in the wake of the 2008 meltdown the banks will recapitalise, those rescued by taxpayers will be privatised, the crisis will pass and, after a decade or so, everything will return to normal.
This, you may recall, is the 'normal' where over a period of four decades or so, the demarcation between retail and investment banking became blurred to the point of obliteration and long-established, socially responsible mutual funds were swept up by the banks and all but eliminated. Institutions once supported by depositors' money, augmented by the capital markets, slowly saw the balance of dependency reversed through ever increasing leverage. Depositors' money was scattered across vast banking conglomerates which were, in turn, at the mercy of the global capital markets. Wrong, on so many levels.
But let us revisit 2008 and see if those who told us the story (politicians, banks, regulators, et al) actually got it right. Because, when we look at all available data, a quite different (and perhaps more plausible) story emerges.
Whilst the meltdown came in 2008, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) had already identified what they called the 'global financial crisis' in their 2006 Pensions Report (meaning the relevant data came to light in 2005 or before). Specifically, they referred to the migration of capital away from the traditional banking network and into hedge funds, family offices and other non-bank institutions. This, if taken in conjunction with research from the Financial Standards Board (FSB), was a migration that began as early as 2002.
There were those within the global financial village who were flagging up their totally ignored concerns long before that – some as early as the late-1990s. Only those closest to the coming Armageddon could not see it. But isn't that always the way?
However, those who could see it – very clearly indeed – were those who actually owned a fair proportion of the world's wealth. According to the 2007 Cap Gemini World Wealth Report, they were 9.5 million High Net Worth Individuals (HNWIs) owning $37.2 trillion between them at that time. Interestingly, the vast majority of HNWIs are successful, self-made entrepreneurs. These fortunate people share instincts that elude the rest of mankind and, instinctively, they began moving their money out of banks and into non-bank institutions, as the FSB research shows, as early as 2002. An accurate analogy would be that of wildlife sensing a coming tsunami, and moving to safe havens inland long before it arrives.
The big concern for all of us though is the refusal of the financial establishment to accept that what they prefer to call the 'shadow banking sector', resourced predominantly with private money that has migrated from the banks, is actually a benign rather than malignant influence. For, despite all evidence to the contrary, the IMF, FSB and others have tried to lay the blame for the meltdown at the mythical shadow banking sector's door.
For instance, the FSB's Global Shadow Banking Monitoring Report 2012 says that shadow banking "grew rapidly before the crisis, rising from $26 trillion in 2002 to $62 trillion in 2007". Reinforcing this implication that shadow banking was in some way to blame for the crash, Yale professor Gary Gorton, an expert in financial panics, blatantly tells Barron's (29 December 2012) that "the core of the meltdown, was the shadow banking system of non-bank firms". Further, the IMF's 'Shadow Banking: Economics and Policy' document (4 December 2012) says the sector "played a significant role in the run-up to the global financial crisis".
Usually it takes several decades or centuries for the revisionists to come out of the woodwork. These have taken just five or six years.
Isn't a more plausible explanation for the banking meltdown the fact that the people with the sense to see what was coming moved their money to safer (non-bank) havens? And not, as is being implied, some dark and sinister alchemy that conjured $62 trillion out of thin air?
All this prompts an unsettling thought: had those HNWIs as well as, probably, many corporates, not moved their money out of bank deposits and into safer havens when they did, what would have happened to it when the subprime mortgage crisis, the catalyst for the meltdown, came along? Or, put another way, how many crises would it have taken for bonus-driven bankers, traders and derivatives creators to wipe out all private and corporate wealth deposited in their banks or leveraged into their trades?
All misinformation aside, the reconstruction continues. Now, certainly at the major project finance level where deals are usually upwards of $50m and often north of $1bn, it is the non-bank finance sector leading the way. Funding structures, backed with private money, often providing 100 percent finance to seasoned management teams or companies with track record as debt or equity, are now commonplace. Often structured through hedge funds, asset managers or the raft of new 'corporate only' unregulated banks now starting to appear, the investment or lending decision is now driven by those who own the money.
According to Bloomberg, the sector had grown to $67 trillion by December 2012 and no-one anticipates even a dime of it migrating back to the traditional banking sector. Also, the 2013 Cap Gemini World Wealth report found that the number of HNWIs had grown to 12 million with a record $46.2 trillion between them. We can safely assume that very little of that $46.2 trillion resides in the traditional banking network, and makes up the larger portion of Bloomberg's $67 trillion valuation on the sector. We predict that, at the next count, the value on the so-called shadow banking sector will have gone above $70 trillion. Here on the ground, in the real world, there is a sense that we are witnessing the emergence of a new normal.
Banks appear to be reverting to their traditional role of being simply the plumbing of the economy. We see those who actually own the money now setting about building a more responsive, responsible and risk-inclined capital market. There is no 'grand plan' or strategy in this. It is simply an evolution of private money doing private deals through private structures. The people who own the wealth taking direct responsibility for where and how it is deployed – sometimes through established investment or private banks, but increasingly through their own newly created non-bank institutions and structures.
Surely, this is the new normal we've all been waiting for.
David G. Rose is the CEO of Equility Capital Ltd. He can be contacted on +44 1568 611 196 or by email: d.rose@equilitycapital.com.
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Treebank Statistics: UD_Abaza-ATB: Relations: case

This relation is universal.

11 nodes (2%) are attached to their parents as case.

11 instances of case (100%) are left-to-right (parent precedes child).
Average distance between parent and child is 2.18181818181818.

The following 4 pairs of parts of speech are connected with case: <tt>NOUN</tt>-<tt>ADP</tt> (7; 64% instances), <tt>PRON</tt>-<tt>ADP</tt> (2; 18% instances), <tt>NOUN</tt>-<tt>VERB</tt> (1; 9% instances), <tt>NUM</tt>-<tt>ADP</tt> (1; 9% instances).

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1	асабиква	саби	NOUN	_	Definite=Def|Number=Plur	5	obj	_	Gloss=def-дети-pl
2	анахь	анахь	PRON	_	PronType=Dem	5	obl	_	Gloss=med-lat
3	архъа	рхъа	NOUN	_	Definite=Def	5	obl	_	Gloss=def-поле
4	апны	апны	ADP	_	Gender[io]=Neut|Number[io]=Sing|Person[io]=3	3	case	_	Gloss=3sg.n.io-возле
5	йышнаргуаз	гара	VERB	_	Number[abs]=Plur|Number[erg]=Plur|Person[abs]=3|Person[erg]=3|RelType=Mnr|Tense=Past|VerbForm=NonFin	7	ccomp	_	Gloss=3pl.abs-rel.mnr-trl-3pl.erg-нести-ipf-pst.nfin
6	апхIвысква	пхIвыс	NOUN	_	Definite=Def|Number=Plur	5	nsubj	_	Gloss=def-женщина-pl
7	йрабымхIвума	хIвара	VERB	_	Gender[abs]=Neut|Gender[erg]=Fem|Number[abs]=Sing|Number[erg]=Sing|Number[io]=Plur|Person[abs]=3|Person[erg]=2|Person[io]=3|Polarity=Neg	0	root	_	Gloss=3sg.n.abs-3pl.io-dat-2sg.f.erg-neg-сказать-ipf-q

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1	араъа	араъа	PRON	_	_	4	obl	_	Gloss=prox.loc
2	апны	апны	ADP	_	Gender[io]=Neut|Number[io]=Sing|Person[io]=3	1	case	_	Gloss=3sg.n.io-возле
3	хъалырта	хъалырта	NOUN	_	_	4	obj	_	Gloss=лестница
4	хIчпапIта	чпара	VERB	_	Number[erg]=Plur|Person[erg]=1|Tense=Fut2|VerbForm=Fin	0	root	_	Gloss=1pl.erg-делать-npst.dcl-adv
5	анчва	нчва	NOUN	_	Definite=Def	9	obl	_	Gloss=def-бог
6	спсы	псы	NOUN	_	Number[psor]=Sing|Person[psor]=1	7	nsubj	_	Gloss=1sg.pr-душа
7	зкъвырману	къвырман	VERB	_	RelType=Pr|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=NonFin	5	acl	_	Gloss=rel.pr-жертва-prs.nfin
8	йпны	апны	VERB	_	Gender[io]=Masc|Number[io]=Sing|Person[io]=3	5	case	_	Gloss=3sg.m.io-возле
9	хIхъалпIта	хъалра	VERB	_	Number[abs]=Plur|Person[abs]=1|Tense=Fut2|VerbForm=Fin	4	conj	_	Gloss=1pl.abs-подниматься-npst.dcl-adv
10	хIицIгIапI	цIгIара	VERB	_	Gender[io]=Masc|Number[abs]=Plur|Number[io]=Sing|Person[abs]=1|Person[io]=3|Tense=Fut2|VerbForm=Fin	4	conj	_	Gloss=1pl.abs-3sg.m.io-спрашивать-npst.dcl
11	араъа	араъа	ADV	_	_	12	obl	_	Gloss=prox.loc
12	хIтищтырныс	_	VERB	_	Gender[erg]=Masc|Number[abs]=Plur|Number[erg]=Sing|Person[abs]=1|Person[erg]=3|VerbForm=Conv	10	ccomp	_	Gloss=1pl.abs-loc.elat-3sg.m.erg-пустить-purp

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1	араъа	араъа	PRON	_	_	4	obl	_	Gloss=prox.loc
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6	спсы	псы	NOUN	_	Number[psor]=Sing|Person[psor]=1	7	nsubj	_	Gloss=1sg.pr-душа
7	зкъвырману	къвырман	VERB	_	RelType=Pr|Tense=Pres|VerbForm=NonFin	5	acl	_	Gloss=rel.pr-жертва-prs.nfin
8	йпны	апны	VERB	_	Gender[io]=Masc|Number[io]=Sing|Person[io]=3	5	case	_	Gloss=3sg.m.io-возле
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By Yaman SudanPosted on August 26, 2019
Type Of Car Audi Most Expensive In The World – The evolution of the automotive industry certainly can not be separated from the background of yesteryear where there's the first vehicle in Indonesia which you might never know before. Was there after a bike and a car using a layout similar to today's automobiles? Of course, there is not, possibly if I were given an image of their first car in Indonesia it could be referred to as a traditional automobile, curious as to this Type Of Car Audi Most Expensive In The World was? We read together with the article below.
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Here are the most well-known forms of vehicles at Indonesia
The first automobile that is much liked and sought after by those of Indonesia is community transport. This public transport is available in nearly every city, making it much easier for many individuals who do not have private vehicles to go to regions within town. There are various kinds of public transportation, ranging from public transportation buses offered by the ministry of transportation and several kinds of public transport that we usually see. Public transportation is one of the most popular vehicles because it makes it effortless for everyone to get from one spot to the other easily, so this public transport bus also includes a less expensive ticket price compared to having to spend money to purchase their petrol. Also, applying this public transport bus can avoid traffic jams on the street. So, the first most popular car in Indonesia is public transport vehicles.
Furthermore, the sort of vehicle that's interested in the people of Indonesia is a personal car, this vehicle is usually not a secondary requirement anymore but a basic requirement that almost every home has it. Every family usually has a car to satisfy their needs when traveling together with a huge family, a vacation to some location or visiting relatives. Personal automobiles aren't any longer a secondary requirement, but a main need for everybody. Because if you live in cities and much from public amenities certainly require a vehicle like a personal automobile to ease traveling to your destination. There are various kinds of personal car brands that are preferred by Indonesians ranging from the most famous brands such as Honda, Suzuki, Toyota, and lots of others. Essentially, the vehicle is the second most popular vehicle for those of Indonesia.
Motorcycles in Indonesia have a variety of types ranging from men's and automatic motorbikes which are commonly employed by all walks of life. Motorbikes will be the most popular vehicles because apart from having lower prices than automobiles, having a bicycle additionally makes it a lot easier for all to perform particular activities like work, study, vacation or visiting family members. The motorbike also has a fantastic distance, so it is not surprising that besides its economic price, the motorbike also eases many folks carrying out activities outside the house.
Other vehicles that are still common now, even to the day many people own motorbikes and automobiles. Bicycles turned into a distinctive vehicle for people that want to live healthier, distinct from cars and bikes that run through the engine in the event the bike requires power from your legs to have the ability to walk. Typically, bikes are used by Indonesians for sports and occasionally some still utilize bicycles to go to study or work.
Not everyone knows that the first car in Indonesia was once owned by a king, Sri Susuhunan Pakubuwono X, who had the original automobile in Indonesia using a exceptional form. This car has the title Benz Victoria Phaeton that's a car produced in 1894 and became among the most lavish cars of the age. Concerning the occurrence of the vehicle, it is still stored well in the Louwman Museum. Listed here are interesting facts of the very first car in Indonesia owned by Sri Susuhunan Pakubuwono X.Facts of the very first Vehicle in Indonesia
The Mercedez-Benz Victoria automobile will accommodate more than 6 people who have specifications (1 cylinder, 2.0 L , along with 5 hp electricity ). The power from this car is not overly big, it is just it may accommodate the amount of passengers hitting 6 individuals. Also, the place on the crankshaft isn't closed which means the engine in this car has to be stopped manually before it could be compacted.
This vehicle is a luxury vehicle in its period, besides that the price of this car is extremely costly at around 175 Mark. This vehicle is remarkably popular with the folks in Java because Sri Sultan always utilizes this particular car to get out of his palace. Raja's vehicle is also equipped with a canopy roof patterned at a combination of green and white lines and can be equipped with curtains to protect the passengers that are inside.
Another fact you might wish to understand is, this vehicle is the first brand to arrive in Indonesia and be the king's automobile. This car initially came in the port town of Semarang for 8 decades, a vehicle with the Mercedes-Benz manufacturer was created by Karl Benz as the primary creator of their Mercedes Benz automotive company.
lots of people who think of this vehicle because of horse-drawn carriage but has the potential to drive fast at that time, don't be shocked if those who find it dubbed because a barbarous chariot. What's more, generally because it is always a horse facing it that functions as propulsion, but this vehicle is worked with an engine. So many men and women believe this vehicle as a barbarous train.
Another intriguing fact which you may want to be aware of is the occurrence of a vehicle, quoting from the Louwman Museum website page, that this Mercedes-Benz Pheaton automobile was once included in an exhibition of a motor show in Amsterdam at 1924 as the very classic type of vehicle. The vehicle, which can be approximately 29 years old, and also took a part to appear.
This 1 car is very popular with classic fashion automotive fans, almost everybody who enjoys classic automobiles understands this Mercedes Benz auto. The show which Victoria Victoria had engaged in in 1970 had been the KNAC (Royal Dutch Automobile Club) occasion.
Many individuals, especially classic car lovers who always anticipate the coming of Sri Sultan's automobile, can nevertheless return to Indonesia again? As for the reproduction itself is your Benz-Patent Motowagen that has become a resident at the Indonesian National Museum. Even the Head of the National Museum (Siswanto) said"what if we returned this vehicle because it became the foundation of the first automobile in Indonesia.
So much info from us concerning the sort of vehicle that's most sought after by many individuals in Indonesia. We provide this information as a kind of understanding of the interest of the black people towards vehicles (Cars, Public Transport Buses, Motorbikes, and Bicycles). Thanks for reading our article.
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A well-presented substantial five bedroom chalet bungalow set within stunning mature gardens approaching 3/4 acre, offering much versatility in its accommodation including the opportunity to run a business from home.
Farmside is tucked away on a country lane encompassed by attractive farmland within the popular Test Valley village of Sherfield English, with access to excellent schooling and ideal commuter access. The property, having been extended over the years, benefits from generous ground floor accommodation, centred upon an attractive kitchen dining room with two/three reception rooms, whilst the first floor offers three well-proportioned bedrooms including an impressive master ensuite. There is a selection of fantastic outbuildings including three cabins which all have hot/cold water, drainage and two workshops behind the double garage. The garage has previously been granted planning consent to convert into ancillary accommodation which would be ideal for an extended family member. Sherfield English offers excellent riding, being adjacent to the open New Forest yet is within easy travelling distance of the market town of Romsey.
A wood panelled door leads to the entrance hall providing access to the house and stairs to the first floor. The entrance hall is spacious with a cloakroom and access to the principal rooms. The kitchen dining room is the delightful hub of the home being part of an extension. Of excellent dimensions the kitchen is equipped with a generous range of eye and base level country style oak cabinets with ample granite work tops and breakfast bar. The kitchen area hosts an integrated eye level Neff microwave, double electric oven, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. The kitchen is a great living space, easily accommodating a large island unit incorporating a breakfast bar with a large walk in storage cloaks cupboard which could simply be adapted into a pantry, this is supplemented by a useful utility room with water softener, plumbing for appliances and a doorway to the wooden conservatory. The sitting room is flooded with light emanating from the bay window with ecclesiastical style arched French doors providing access to the garden whilst centred upon a feature fireplace with wood burning stove. There are three further rooms which have potential to be utilised as bedrooms if required. Currently two are used as studies, one with feature open fireplace, whilst the third room is exhibited as a large double bedroom. The stair case leading to the first floor provides access to three large bedrooms with the master benefiting from a luxury ensuite bath and shower room. Bedroom two enjoys a quadruple aspect and built in wardrobes whilst bedroom three has a feature original stain glass window. The bedrooms are served by a stylish family bathroom with spa bath, double shower cubicle, w/c and vanity cupboard all over an attractive tiled floor.
Farmside has grounds and gardens approaching ¾ acre, featuring delightful formal and informal areas highlighted by the attractive coppice at the very rear and the vast lawns. The property is approached via a wooden five bar gate opening into the sizeable driveway for several vehicles or even a boat or motorhome. The double garage features an up and over double door and two sizeable workshops adjoining. Of particular interest are the three cabins all featuring power, hot and cold water with one benefiting from a full bathroom suite. There is an excellent pond fully enclosed by a protective cage.
Branches Lane is a sought after address on the Northern fringes of the village of Sherfield English, well provided for in amenities including a favoured public house, church, village green, garage, sports ground, Post Office, village store and tea rooms 1/4 mile down Branches Lane which is open 7 days a week. Local schooling is excellent in both state and private capacities whilst the market town of Romsey and its range of boutique stores are within a short drive.
Farmside is a well presented and is an ideal family home. The property is served by gas fired heating via an LPG tank. It is double glazed throughout and offers cess pit drainage. The rateable value for the property is Band F amounting to £2,158.29 2017/18.


"The Americans should proceed with their next acts thoughtfully and realistically, because otherwise Iraq's security situation will worsen and cause Iran not to co-operate with them in this regard,"
foreign ministry spokesman said. He was referring to the brief detention by US forces of a group of Iranians, including two diplomats, who were seized in blindfolds and handcuffs from their Baghdad hotel on Tuesday.
Comments by the head of the British army, General Sir Richard Dannatt, that his forces are stretched in Afghanistan and cannot deploy any more soldiers will only increase pressure on the British government to hasten its withdrawal from Iraq.
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said on Tuesday that from Tehran's point of view Iran's nuclear case is closed.
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said on Tuesday that from Tehran's point of view Iran's nuclear case is closed. "I announce officially that from our point of view Iran's nuclear case has been closed," said President Ahmadinejad in a press conference.
Are Bush & Co. Gearing Up to Attack Iran?
By Ray McGovern, AlterNet. Posted August 23, 2007.A former CIA analyst estimates the chances of an attack on Iran and shows that the mainstream media is already cheering it on.
In short, it seems possible that Rove, who is no one's dummy and would not want to be required to "spin" an unnecessary war on Iran, may have lost the battle with Cheney over the merits of a military strike on Iran, and only then decided — or was urged — to spend more time with his family. As for administration spokesperson Tony Snow, it seems equally possible that, before deciding he had to leave the White House to make more money, he concluded that his stomach could not withstand the challenge of conjuring up yet another Snow job to explain why Bush/Cheney needed to attack Iran. There is recent precedent for this kind of thing.
We are left with a president who cannot actually govern, because he is incapable of reasoned thought in coping with events outside his control, like those in the Middle East.
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Buried in the files for more than two years, a withering internal assessment of pre 9/11 intelligence failures is finally made public.


Is Hil and Democrat または a Republican? または something else?
Isn't Hilarie the funniest out of oth cast??
Since which episode, または in what episodes Hilarie is starring in Grey's Anatomy ?
what is hilarie burton's favortie color?
Does anyone know the admin for southerngothicproductions.com?
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I can exclusively reveal that former One 木, ツリー 丘, ヒル 星, つ星 Hilarie バートン has signed on for a recurring guest role as a craniofacial specialist who visits the hospital to work on a case.
Burton, who first became known for Peyton Sawyer on One 木, ツリー 丘, ヒル after a stint as a host on MTV's Total Request Live, has had a recurring role as Matt Bomer's 愛 interest on USA's White Collar.
"White Collar" 星, つ星 Hilarie バートン may 愛 her role on the USA series, but she still feels nostalgic for her "One 木, ツリー Hill" days.
"We were kids when we started," she told TV Guide of "One 木, ツリー Hill." "And now it's just this warm feeling of, 'You're the only other person on the planet that knows what it's like to go through that. I miss Chad."
We wish we could レポート that last night, Hilarie バートン told us at the Breaking Dawn premiere that she would be returning to One 木, ツリー 丘, ヒル for the series finale, but alas, she still will be a no-show.
We asked バートン (who attended the premiere with beau Jeffrey Dean モーガン, モルガン (Grey's Anatomy, Supernatural, Weeds) where she thinks Peyton Scott would be now since driving off into the sunset with her hubby Lucas and their newborn baby.
"She's probably super pregnant with four または five," she tells us. "She's having a Lucas Scott little, I'm sure!"
Air? Who needs to come up for air? Certainly not Jeffrey Dean Morgan. The actor has wrapped four films that will have been released によって the end of 2011: The Resident, Texas Killing Fields, Peace, 愛 & Understanding and The Courier. The long-delayed Red Dawn remake will finally open in 2012, as will The Possession. And right now モーガン, モルガン is shooting an upcoming cable-television series entitled Magic City.
After winning an audience award at Sundance for teen thriller "To.get.her," director Erica Dunton is turning her attention to "Plastic Jesus," an indie written によって Bryan Bertino and starring "Twilight Saga" moppet Mackenzie Foy and Chandler Canterbury.
Production is under way in North Carolina on the coming-of-age story in the vein of "Stand によって Me," which follows three small-town kids who encounter mystery, loss and hope. Foy and Canterbury play the two young leads, while Paul Schneider and Hilarie バートン ("One 木, ツリー Hill") will play their parents.
a pop quiz question 追加されました: What is the age difference between Hilarie and Jeffery Dean Morgan?


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When a police officer comes to court to give evidence he has the benefit of an absolute immunity. This immunity, which is regarded as necessary in the interests of the administration of justice and is granted to him as a matter of public policy, is shared by all witnesses in regard to the evidence which they give when they are in the witness box. It extends to anything said or done by them in the ordinary course of any proceeding in a court of justice. The same immunity is given to the parties, their advocates, jurors and the judge. They are all immune from any action that may be brought against them on the ground that things said or done by them in the ordinary course of the proceedings were said or done falsely and maliciously and without reasonable and probable cause: Dawkins v. Lord Rokeby (1873) L.R. 8 Q.B. 255, 264 per Kelly C.B. The immunity extends also to claims made against witnesses for things said or done by them in the ordinary course of such proceedings on the ground of negligence.
No challenge is made in this case to what may conveniently be described as the core immunity. It is not suggested that police officers who participate in the proceedings as witnesses should no longer have the benefit of it in regard to things said or done by them while they are actually in the witness box. The question that has been raised relates to the further extent of the immunity. Where are the boundaries to be drawn? It arises because there is another factor that must always be balanced against the public interest in matters relating to the administration of justice. It is the principle that a wrong ought not to be without a remedy. The immunity is a derogation from a person's right of access to the court which requires to be justified.
The background to the case has been explained by my noble and learned friend Lord Hutton, whose speech I have had the advantage of reading in draft and with which I agree. The appellants claim damages against the police for conspiracy to injure and misfeasance in a public office. If their claims related only to things said or done by the police officers while they were in the witness box they would be excluded by the core immunity. It was on the ground of the immunity that the claims were struck out by Maurice Kay J., whose judgment was upheld by the Court of Appeal (Millett L.J., Auld L.J. and Schiemann L.J.). But the police officers to whose conduct the claims relate did not enter the witness box. The trial and all further proceedings on the indictment were stayed as an abuse of process. The claims are based on allegations about things done by the police while they were engaged in the investigation of crime and during the process of preparing the case for the trial. If the allegations are true, the police would, but for the immunity, be liable to the appellants in damages.
'. . . to avoid a multiplicity of actions in which the value or truth of their evidence would be tried over again."
"The whole point of the first public policy reason for the immunity is to encourage honest and well-meaning persons to assist justice even if dishonest and malicious persons may on occasion benefit from the immunity."
". . . is designed to encourage freedom of speech and communication in judicial proceedings by relieving persons who take part in the judicial process from the fear of being sued for something they say."
It is clear that, if that objective is to be achieved, it would not be satisfactory to confine the immunity to evidence given by witnesses while they are actually in the witness box. Witnesses seldom enter the witness box without having been interviewed beforehand by a solicitor or an investigating police officer. As the Earl of Halsbury L.C. said in Watson v. McEwan  A.C. 480, 487, the public policy which renders the protection of witnesses necessary for the administration of justice must as a necessary consequence extend to the preliminary examination of witnesses to find out what they can prove. In Evans v. London Hospital Medical College and Others  1 W.L.R. 184 it was held that the immunity was available to potential witnesses in criminal proceedings at a time when such proceedings were merely in contemplation but had not yet commenced. The same view was taken in the case of an expert's report prepared in the knowledge that, if there was evidence to bring proceedings for child abuse, proceedings would be brought and the report would form part of the evidence in those proceedings: X (Minors) v. Bedfordshire County Council  2 A.C. 633, per Lord Browne-Wilkinson at p. 755G. In Taylor v. Serious Fraud Office  2 A.C. 177 it was held that the immunity extended also to statements made out of court which could fairly be said to be part of the process of investigating a crime or a possible crime with a view to prosecution. In the course of my speech at p. 218G I referred in this connection to investigators and the prosecuting officials with whom they are required to communicate. The protection of the immunity is available even if the trial does not take place: Stanton v. Callaghan  1 Q.B. 75.
A similar extension of the immunity to statements given by police officers who later gave evidence or were potential witnesses at the trial can be justified on public policy grounds. Here again it is normal for police witnesses to undergo a preliminary examination during the preparatory stage in order to find out what they can prove. Prosecutors and defence solicitors require this information in order that they may take an informed decision as to which witnesses to call and whether they should be cross-examined and, if so, on what grounds. The trial process would be inhibited if police witnesses and potential police witnesses were to be exposed to action for things said or done by them during the preparatory stage when they are undergoing this preliminary examination. The same approach can properly be taken to the preparation of technical reports by police officers with expertise in such matters as ballistics, explosives or fingerprinting. As in the case of other expert witnesses, it would unduly inhibit the trial process if they did not have the protection of the immunity in regard to the content of the reports which they had prepared with a view to giving evidence should the matter come to trial.
But there is a crucial difference between statements made by police officers prior to giving evidence and things said or done in the ordinary course of preparing reports for use in evidence, where the functions that they are performing can be said to be those of witnesses or potential witnesses as they are related directly to what requires to be done to enable them to give evidence, and their conduct at earlier stages in the case when they are performing their functions as enforcers of the law or as investigators. The actions which the police take as law enforcers or as investigators may, of course, become the subject of evidence. It may then be necessary for the police officers concerned to assume the functions of witnesses at the trial to describe what they did or what they heard or what they saw. But there is no good reason on grounds of public policy to extend the immunity which attaches to things said or done by them when they are describing these matters to things done by them which cannot fairly be said to form part of their participation in the judicial process as witnesses. The purpose of the immunity is to protect witnesses against claims made against them for something said or done in the course of giving or preparing to give evidence. It is not to be used to shield the police from action for things done while they are acting as law enforcers or investigators. The rule of law requires that the police must act within the law when they are enforcing the law or are investigating allegations of criminal conduct. It also requires that those who complain that the police have acted outside the law in the performance of those functions, as in cases alleging unlawful arrest or trespass, should have access to a court for a remedy.
"Protection must extend to the preparation of evidence equally as to its presentation.
I see no difference in principle between a police officer fabricating a record of interview in writing, and the equivalent in times past, a police officer verballing an accused; nor between say, an officer planting a brick or drug on an accused so that someone else will give truthful evidence of having found it, and an officer giving false evidence that he himself found such a brick or drug.
In my judgment Drake J. was correct in Evans v. London Hospital Medical College and Another  1 W.L.R. 184 to have held that the immunity covers all conduct that can fairly be said to be part of the investigatory and, I would add, preparatory process. To Lord Williams' submission that there is no public interest in protecting those who create false evidence or, for that matter, those who destroy sound evidence, I would answer that that misses the essential point: the public interest is in the protection of those who might otherwise be falsely accused of such conduct."
I would hold, with respect, that Simon Brown L.J. went too far when he said that the protection of the immunity must extend to such acts to procure false evidence as the planting of a brick or drug or the fabrication of a record of interview. He overlooked the distinction which I would draw between the act itself and the evidence that may be given about the act or its consequences. This distinction rests upon the fact that acts which are calculated to create or procure false evidence or to destroy evidence have an independent existence from, and are extraneous to, the evidence that may be given as to the consequences of those acts. It is unlikely that those who have fabricated or destroyed evidence would wish to enter the witness box for the purpose of admitting to their acts of fabrication or destruction. Their acts were done with a view to the giving of evidence not about the acts themselves but about their consequences. The position is different where the allegation relates to the content of the evidence or the content of statements made with a view to giving evidence, and not to the doing of an act such as the creation or the fabrication of evidence. The police officer who is alleged to have given false evidence that he found a brick or drug in the possession of the accused or that he heard an accused made a statement or a remark which was incriminating is protected because the allegation relates to the content of his evidence. He is entitled to the immunity because he was speaking as a witness, if he made the statement when he was giving evidence, or was speaking as a potential witness, if he made it during his preliminary examination with a view to his giving evidence.
In Evans v. London Hospital Medical College and Others  1 W.L.R. 184, 191H Drake J. said that the immunity must extend not only to the giving of evidence in court and formal statements made in preparation for the giving of evidence but also to the acts of the witness in collecting or considering material on which he may later be called to give evidence. While that decision was correct on its own facts, I would not accept for all purposes this description of the extent of the immunity. The explanation which the judge gave was that, if the immunity was not so extended, a convicted person could sue the police officers for the allegedly negligent manner in which they had investigated the crime. But I think that this tends to confuse the functions of the witness with that of the investigator. It is important also not to confuse the immunity rule which extends to witnesses with the question whether or not in particular circumstances a duty of care is owed by the police or by prosecutors: see Hill v. Chief Constable of West Yorkshire  A.C. 53; Elguzouli-Daf v. Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis  Q.B. 335. The purpose of the immunity rule is to protect the witness in respect of statements made or things done when giving or preparing to give evidence. The acts of the witness in collecting material on which he may later be called to give evidence are not protected by the immunity. The immunity extends only to the content of the evidence which the witness gives or is preparing to give based on that material. I think that Sir Richard Scott V. C. described the position correctly when he said in Bennett v. Commissioner of Police for the Metropolis (1997) 10 Admin. L.R. 245, 252D-E that the immunity extends to statements made or agreed to be made out of court "if these were clearly and directly made in relation to the proceedings in court, for example, witnesses' proofs of evidence."
In the present case the allegations that have been made against the police officers are not related only to the content of evidence that they might have given if they had been called upon to give evidence at the trial. They relate, at least in part, to things done by the police during the initial stage when they were acting as investigators. I do not think that it can be asserted without hearing the evidence that these allegations fall within the boundaries of the immunity. This is a matter which should be considered in the light of the facts as they emerge at the trial. I would allow the appeal and make the order that has been proposed by my noble and learned friend Lord Hutton.
I have had the advantage of reading in draft the speech to be delivered by my noble and learned friend Lord Hutton. I agree with him that this appeal should be allowed and that the order he proposes should be made.
In view of the importance of the case, I state my reasons briefly. The action has been struck out by the Court of Appeal affirming the judgment of Maurice Kay J. for the reason that "the immunity rule" applied and that if that rule is to be true to the public policy reasons for it, there is no logical basis for distinguishing between making witness statements and investigation and other preparatory conduct with a view to making them.
By the end of the 19th Century, after a long history, it was settled that witnesses taking part in a trial could not be sued for anything written or spoken in the course of the proceedings. In Watson v. M'Ewan  A.C. 480 the House of Lords held that the privilege which surrounds the evidence actually given in a Court of Justice necessarily involves the same privilege in the case of making a statement to a solicitor and other persons who are engaged in the conduct of proceedings in Courts of Justice when what is intended to be stated in the court is narrated to them.
In Taylor v. Serious Fraud Office  2 A.C. 177 this House held that the immunity extended also to out of court statements which could fairly be said to be part of the process of investigating crime with a view to prosecution. However it is vitally important to note that Lord Hoffmann with whom Lord Goff of Chieveley, Lord Hope of Craighead and Lord Hutton agreed said at 214E "The policy of the immunity is to enable people to speak freely without fear of being sued, whether successfully or not. If this object is to be achieved, the person in question must know at the time he speaks whether or not the immunity will attach". At 215C he said "As the policy of the immunity is to encourage freedom of expression, it is limited to actions in which the alleged statement constitutes the cause of action".
In the present case, the summary of the plaintiffs' allegations, which we have to assume for the purpose of this striking out application are true, includes allegations of police officers knowingly instructing undercover agents to breach police instructions of operation, in particular that a police officer must not act as an agent provocateur, and that the police officers manipulated a police informer to prevent the plaintiffs having a fair trial in particular by refusing to comply with the judge's directions on pre-trial disclosure. The pleaded causes of action are that there was a conspiracy to injure the plaintiffs by use of unlawful means and that police officers committed the tort of misfeasance in a public office.
The only ground on which it was claimed that this action should be struck out was that the respondent was protected by the immunity to which I have already referred. In my view there are materials in these allegations which do not depend as a cause of action on alleged statements relating to the preparation of evidence for proceedings and go beyond matters of freedom of speech either at, or, in the course of preparation for, a criminal trial. It follows that in my opinion the immunity claimed cannot apply to these allegations and consequently the action cannot be struck out.
"If this object is to be achieved I think it essential that the immunity given to a witness should also extend to cover statements he makes prior to the issue of a writ or commencement of a prosecution, provided that the statement is made for the purpose of a possible action or prosecution and at a time when a possible action or prosecution is being considered. In a large number of criminal cases the police have collected statements from witnesses before anyone is charged with an offence; indeed sometimes before it is known whether or not any criminal offence has been committed.
"If immunity did not extend to such statements it would mean that the immunity attached to the giving of evidence in court or the formal statements made in preparation for the court hearing could easily be outflanked and rendered of little use. For the same reason I think that the immunity must extend also to the acts of the witness in collecting or considering material on which he may later be called to give evidence. If it does not so extend then a convicted person could, for example, sue the police officers for the allegedly negligent manner in which they had investigated the crime, by complaining that they had wrongly assessed the evidential value of certain matters or had failed to interview possible witnesses whose evidence was thought by the accused to be favourable to him."
"The same policy considerations as underlie the immunity rule in its most direct and obvious application, i.e., where statements have been prepared for proceedings and evidence has then been given, to my mind apply with equal force to the present situation. Protection must extend to the preparation of evidence equally as to its presentation. Similarly, it must extend to encompass any subsequent section 17 enquiry, such as here took place. I see no difference in principle between a police officer fabricating a record of interview in writing, and the equivalent in times past, a police officer verballing an accused; nor between, say, an officer planting a brick or drug on an accused so that someone else will give truthful evidence of having found it, and an officer giving false evidence that he himself found such a brick or drug.
"In my judgment Drake J. was correct in Evans to have held that the immunity covers all conduct that can fairly be said to be part of the investigatory and, I would add, preparatory process."
I have found the last part of this quotation unacceptable as it seems to me to stretch the immunity beyond an immunity in respect of statements made for the purpose of court proceedings to an immunity not related to any statement made in court proceedings. For example, in the illustration where a police officer plants a brick or drug on an accused person I would find it hard to envisage that any statement is likely to be made by him to that effect and therefore an immunity which stretches so far is not based on protecting a statement to be made by the person who does the planting. The person who subsequently innocently finds the drug or brick on the accused and makes a statement that he so found the brick or drug will be protected in respect of the statement by the immunity but I see no reason to extend it to the conduct of the officer who does the planting, who has no intention whatsoever of disclosing this in any statement. In my view, this part of Simon Brown L.J.'s judgment applies the judgment of Drake J. more widely than its context in the case of Evans warrants. The essential character of the immunity as described in the passages I have quoted from Lord Hoffmann in Taylor limits the application of the immunity to conduct which can be called in question only by a founding on a statement in court or a statement which is part of the preparation of evidence for court proceedings.
I should also wish to say that in applying some formulations of the immunity in the authorities as it affects judges, the decision of this House In re McC. (A Minor)  A.C. 528 requires to be kept in view and particularly I should refer to the speech of Lord Bridge of Harwich at pp. 540F-541A.
"But my experience leads me to believe that Her Majesty's servants are made of sterner stuff" said Lord Reid in Dorset Yacht Co. Ltd. v. Home Office  A.C. 1004, 1033, rejecting an argument that public policy required immunity for the Home Office lest the risk of claims could inhibit officers from allowing Borstal boys out of the institution on training exercises. It is essentially for the same reason that I would reject the contention that immunity protects the kind of conduct alleged against police officers in the present case.
"To Lord Williams' submission that there is no public interest in protecting those who create false evidence or, for that matter, those who destroy sound evidence, I would answer that that misses the essential point: the public interest is in the protection of those who might otherwise be falsely accused of such conduct."
Absolute immunity is in principle inconsistent with the rule of law but in a few, strictly limited, categories of cases it has to be granted for practical reasons. It is granted grudgingly, the standard formulation of the test for inclusion of a case in any of the categories being Sir Thaddeus McCarthy P.'s proposition in Rees v. Sinclair  1 N.Z.L.R. 180, 187, "The protection should not be given any wider application than is absolutely necessary in the interests of the administration of justice." Many other authorities contain language to similar effect.


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Title 48. TERRITORIES AND INSULAR POSSESSIONS
Chapter 18. MICRONESIA, MARSHALL ISLANDS, AND PALAU
Subchapter II. PALAU
Part B. Implementation of Compact
Section 1960. Modification of energy assistance funding
48 U.S. Code § 1960. Modification of energy assistance funding
(a) Fulfillment of United States obligationsThe President is authorized to negotiate and conclude an agreement, including the obligation of United States funds, with the Government of Palau which shall provide the following:
The sum of $28,000,000, adjusted by section 215 of the Compact at the time of its availability to Palau, shall be provided to Palau pursuant to section 211(b) of the Compact and upon entry into force of the Compact.
Palau shall pay to the United States, on or before the 15th anniversary of the effective date of the Compact, an amount equal to the net economic cost to the United States of making available the section 211(b) funds in the manner specified in this subsection rather than as provided in section 211(b).
Such economic cost shall reflect the time value of money and be determined using the rate determined for an equivalent loan by the Federal Financing Bank as of the date these funds are advanced, and using an inflation rate consistent with the determinations made under the provisions of section 215 of the Compact.
If the Government of Palau has not paid such net economic costs to the United States by the 15th anniversary of the effective date of the Compact, then the United States shall be automatically paid such sums from the fund established under section 211(f) of the Compact.
The provision of section 211(b) funds, as appropriated by Public Law 99–349 and pursuant to this subsection, shall be in fulfillment of all United States obligations under such section 211(b) of the Compact and shall be subject to section 236 of the Compact.
(b) Adjustment and payment
Subject to the provisions of subsection (a) and upon the request of the Government of Palau, the sum of $28 million appropriated by Public Law 99–349 to fulfill the obligations of the United States under section 211(b) of the Compact (approved in Public Law 99–658), adjusted by section 215 of such Compact, shall be provided to Palau upon entry into force of the Compact.
(c) Availability of appropriation account
Funding provided in Public Law 101–121 under the "Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands" appropriation account shall remain available until expended.
(Pub. L. 101–219, title I, § 111, Dec. 12, 1989, 103 Stat. 1873.)
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The Compact, referred to in subsecs. (a) and (b), is the Compact of Free Association between the United States and the Government of Palau, which is contained in section 201 of Pub. L. 99–658, set out as a note under section 1931 of this title.
For Oct. 1, 1994, as the date the Compact of Free Association with Palau entered into full force and effect, referred to in subsecs. (a)(1), (2), (4) and (b), see Proc. No. 6726, Sept. 27, 1994, 59 F.R. 49777, set out as a note under section 1931 of this title.
Public Law 99–349, referred to in subsecs. (a)(5) and (b), is Pub. L. 99–349, July 2, 1986, 100 Stat. 710, as amended. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Tables.
Public Law 99–658, referred to in subsec. (b), is Pub. L. 99–658, Nov. 14, 1986, 100 Stat. 3672, as amended, which is classified generally to part A of this subchapter. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Tables.
Public Law 101–121, referred to in subsec. (c), is Pub. L. 101–121, Oct. 23, 1989, 103 Stat. 701, as amended. Provisions relating to the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands appear at 103 Stat. 717. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Tables.
Section was formerly set out as a note under section 1681 of this title.
Palau Road Maintenance
Pub. L. 110–229, title VIII, § 808, May 8, 2008, 122 Stat. 874, provided that:
"The Government of the Republic of Palau may deposit the payment otherwise payable to the Government of the United States under section 111 of Public Law 101–219 (48 U.S.C. 1960) into a trust fund if—
the earnings of the trust fund are expended solely for maintenance of the road system constructed pursuant to section 212 of the Compact of Free Association between the Government of the United States of America and the Government of Palau (48 U.S.C. 1931 note); and
the trust fund is established and operated pursuant to an agreement entered into between the Government of the United States and the Government of the Republic of Palau."
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Q: Writing to Image using Lock Bits in C# I'm working on optimizing a program I'm working on, which currently reads byte data using lock bits, but writes pixel data using setPixel. So how do I actually modify the pixel data that I'm reading in? If I try setting pp, cp, or np, the method won't work (since it loops and needs pp, cp, and np to represent the pixel data), so I'm completely confused. Do I need to write to the pixel data to a byte[] and manipulate it, or what?
Here's a code sample:
BitmapData data = img.LockBits(new Rectangle(0, 0, img.Width, img.Height),
    ImageLockMode.ReadWrite, PixelFormat.Format24bppRgb);

int scaledPercent = (int)(Math.Round(percentageInt * 255)) - 47;
Debug.WriteLine("percent " + scaledPercent);
unsafe
{
    Debug.WriteLine("Woah there, unsafe stuff");
    byte* prevLine = (byte*)data.Scan0;
    byte* currLine = prevLine + data.Stride;
    byte* nextLine = currLine + data.Stride;

    for (int y = 1; y < img.Height - 1; y++)
    {
        byte* pp = prevLine + 3;
        byte* cp = currLine + 3;
        byte* np = nextLine + 3;
        for (int x = 1; x < img.Width - 1; x++)
        {
            if (IsEdgeOptimized(pp, cp, np, scaledPercent))
            {
                //Debug.WriteLine("x " + x + "y " + y);
                img2.SetPixel(x, y, Color.Black);
            }
            else
            {
                img2.SetPixel(x, y, Color.White);
            }
            pp += 3; cp += 3; np += 3;
        }
        prevLine = currLine;
        currLine = nextLine;
        nextLine += data.Stride;
    }
}
img.UnlockBits(data);
pictureBox2.Image = img2;

A: SetPixel is slow to use compared to getting the raw bits as an array. Looks like you're doing some kind of edge-detection (?). The example for LockBits on MSDN (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/5ey6h79d.aspx) shows how to get the raw array out and work with that, saving the result back to the original image.
The interesting bits of that example is where the bytes are copied of the pointer using Marshal.copy:
        // Get the address of the first line.
        IntPtr ptr = bmpData.Scan0;

        // Declare an array to hold the bytes of the bitmap.
        int bytes  = Math.Abs(bmpData.Stride) * bmp.Height;
       byte[] rgbValues = new byte[bytes];

        // Copy the RGB values into the array.
        System.Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal.Copy(ptr, rgbValues, 0, bytes);

Now you have the values you need in the rgbValues array and can start manipulating these

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PTCL celebrates International Women's Day across Pakistan
Press ReleaseLast Updated: Mar 10, 2020
In line with the tradition of celebrating International Women's Day, Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited (PTCL), organized a series of events with great fervor across Pakistan including Islamabad, Lahore, Quetta, Faisalabad, Peshawar and Karachi. The events promoted the international theme, #EachforEqual, where an equal world is an enabled world.
The event that took place at the PTCL Academy in Islamabad featured the inspiring stories of PTCL women, along with distinguished guest speakers, Kishwar Naheed, an eminent Urdu Poet & educationist, Andleeb Abbas, MNA, and Maha Wajahat Khan, founder of the very popular, Maha's Photography. The discussion enlightened the participants on how to challenge stereotypes, fight bias, broaden perceptions, improve workplace and overall celebrate women's achievements.
On the occasion, Syed Mazhar Hussain, Chief Human Resource Officer, PTCL, said, "Propelled by an increasing need for change, PTCL has been evolving to encompass diversity and women empowerment to end workplace bias by reinforcing #EachForEqual. PTCL has been diligently pursuing and promoting gender equality through balanced workplace integration and empowerment of women. With the company's reach in both rural and urban areas, we provide ample opportunity to transform this momentum into action where they realize their full potential."
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Adds the data from an XML node to the given data model (see the DTD for that node in the $prefix/share/libgda/dtd/libgda-array.
Appends a row to the given data model.
Like array_copy_model, makes a copy of this, but copies only some columns.
Creates a new iterator object DataModelIter object which can be used to iterate through rows in this.
Queries the underlying data model implementation for a description of a given column.
Dumps a textual representation of the this into a new string.
Exports data contained in this to a string; the format is specified using the format argument, see the export_to_file documentation for more information about the options argument (except for the "OVERWRITE" option).
Disables notifications of changes on the given data model.
Get the attributes of this such as how to access the data it contains if it's modifiable, etc.
Get the attributes of the value stored at (row, col) in this, which is an ORed value of ValueAttribute flags.
Get the index of the first column named name in this.
Get the global data model exception(s) that occurred when using this.
Returns the status of notifications changes on the given data model.
Returns the first row where all the values in values at the columns identified at cols_index match.
Upon errors null will be returned and error will be assigned a Error from the DataModelError domain.
Retrieves the data stored in the given position (identified by the col and row parameters) on a data model.
Imports data contained in the file file into this; the format is detected.
Copy the contents of the from data model to the this data model.
Loads the data from string into this .
Moves iter to the row number given by row.
Moves iter to the next row in this .
Set value to the given column and row pointed by iter in the given this.
Removes a row from the data model.
Sends a hint to the data model.
Sets the name of the given col in this, and if its title is not set, also sets the title to name.
Sets the title of the given col in this.
Enable or disable notifications changes on the given data model.
Modifies a value in this, at (col , row).
In a similar way to set_value_at, this method modifies a data model's contents by setting several values at once.
Re-enables notifications of changes on the given data model.
Gets emitted when model's access flags have changed.


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import { inject, TestBed } from '@angular/core/testing';
import { Component } from '@angular/core';
import { AdminBookingComponent } from './booking.component';

describe('Booking', () => {
  beforeEach(() => TestBed.configureTestingModule({
    providers: [
      AdminBookingComponent
    ]}));

  it('should have ctx', inject([ AdminBookingComponent ], (component: AdminBookingComponent) => {
    expect(true).toEqual(true);
  }));

});


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Ryan Tannehill proving he's no 1-year wonder with Titans
NASHVILLE — Ryan Tannehill has done his best to put to rest the idea that he's a one-hit wonder.
The 2019 AP NFL Comeback Player of the Year who led the league with a career-best 117.5 passer rating last year has followed up with another strong season. And Tannehill still has three games remaining as he tries to help the Tennessee Titans win their first AFC South title since 2008.
That March 2019 trade sending Tannehill from Miami to Tennessee certainly has been a great fit between quarterback and a talent-filled offence .
"When you have that combination of guys who want to win, want to find a way to get better, don't get chewed up by the grind, but keep pushing through it and find a way to get better and play our best football late in the season, that mentality is contagious and has me coming to work excited each and every day," Tannehill said Wednesday.
Tannehill's not leading the NFL in passer rating this season, but there's been little fall-off in that category. He's currently sixth at 108 and has had a passer rating of at least 100 the past four games — one off a franchise record.
He also has thrown a career-high 28 touchdown passes, tying him for sixth in the NFL with Buffalo's Josh Allen. Tannehill has spread it around, too, with TD passes to nine different Titans.
With two more TD passes, Tannehill would join George Blanda (36 in 1961) and Warren Moon (33 in 1990) as the only quarterbacks in franchise history to have that many in a season. Tannehill has thrown at least one TD pass in 10 straight games.
Titans coach Mike Vrabel said he thinks they all appreciate Tannehill for his toughness and leadership.
"I go back to when he first got here," Vrabel said. "He wanted to learn and figure out everything about the offence . Again, it's a great example of being ready for your opportunity to take advantage of it. He studied. He came in and continued to grow, continued to build."
The Titans turned to Tannehill in mid-October last season and gave him a four-year contract in March. Tannehill's relationship with co-ordinator Arthur Smith has grown along with his comfort level in both the offence and with his wide receivers and tight ends.
Tannehill has thrown for 3,209 yards and only five interceptions. His previous career low playing a 16-game season was 12 in in 2014 and 2015 in Miami. Tannehill also been sacked only 19 times thanks to quick decisions finding his target or simply throwing the ball away.
The Detroit Lions (5-8) get the next chance to defend Tannehill and the Titans on Sunday. Defensive co-ordinator Cory Undlin said play-action has been a key to the quarterback's success, and the Titans have a perfect balance going right now.
Defences have to respect Derrick Henry and the other Titans running backs at the line, making it easier when Tannehill keeps the ball to throw, with his receivers getting separation.
"Now you've got a gap right there and he just throws it over your head in between the backers and the corners," Undlin said. "It will be a great challenge for us, too, to make sure that after we compete and fight to slow this run game down, to not let them throw it over our heads."
NOTES: RT Dennis Kelly (knee), LG Rodger Saffold (toe), DT Jeffery Simmons (knee), TE Geoff Swaim (ankle) and S Kenny Vaccaro (illness) did not practice Wednesday. WR A.J. Brown (ankle), CBs Kristian Fulton (knee) and Adoree Jackson (knee), and C Ben Jones (knee) all were limited.
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