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Manchester City Centre – Failing to live the dream
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Ah, Manchester. A refuge for people who seek to find a platform to express themselves. A place for people abroad to come and get a taste of the norths busiest city. A place to experience history which has helped to transform the world. A place for one of the most recognised and highly sought after universities in the country. A place for shopping! A place for staying in hotels before transferring to the nearby airport or main Piccadilly train station. A place for culture, diversity, promising career prospects and living the picket fence dream!
Sadly it's now also a place full of drug dealing, violent and dangerous people who have come to Manchester seeking asylum from abroad, murders, ****, theft and a massively underfunded and overstretched police force. It's also among the top spots for the most antisocial behaviour in the UK. Upon taking note of the surrounding areas in the city centre, if you take off your rose tinted glasses, and pay attention, you will notice a few things:
Lots of Homeless People
Manchester has a very large amount of homeless people harassing tourists and shoppers for money. Linked with that fact, you will also find urine, faeces, empty beer bottles and piles of rubbish littering the streets and voices of sick homeless people fighting over a heroin deal. Homeless people are often sleeping in the streets with decades old worn and half chewed up Subway drinks cups for begging and hopefully receiving coins. They are often fighting each other and have grown to take a large amount of space up in the city centre.
Lots of Drug Dealing
There is a lot of drug dealers/dealing, especially on Piccadilly Gardens. Linked with this has been increased rates of knife crime, assaults, theft and sexual crimes and increased numbers of gang members offering their wares to passersby essentially turning the city centre into a **** stain that never washes out of your kecks.
Overcrowded Streets
Manchester's city centre has overcrowded streets full of self righteous shoppers. They bump into each other in a desperate bid to be sucked blindly into spending their hard earned money on things they will be throwing out months down the line, despite initially scalping a fellow shopper for a half price pair of jeans from Primark. The high street is a gauntlet for anger issues and for showing to the world how unhappy you are and so be prepared to play human pinball with other fellow humans.
There are lots of immigrants who have no regard for anyone and who are often found in Piccadilly Gardens in large intimidating gangs shouting, drinking and generally making others around them anxious and worried about their safety. These people have mainly come over to take advantage of the better living conditions and higher wages and yet sadly bring with them all the problems of their home country.
Crumbling Infrastructure
Broken streets with broken paving, guttering, smashed windows, lighting, decaying street furniture, bins which are often either set on fire or robbed of their cigarette ends and did I mention litter? It's become so bad now in the city centre the council have begun employing officers to issue fines for people dropping litter, quite rightfully so but how bad does it have to be to have to employ people to stand in one or two spots for 8 hours a day sniping litter bugs?
Stressed Out Suits
Manchester city centre is full of angry over worked and stressed out suited individuals. They spend their wages every month on looking the part. However, most live in a crumbling shared house with the roof caving in and fellow house mates who aren't anywhere near mates in the friendliest of ways. Therefore the centre is FULL to the brim of ego. People looking to recreate the false dream they are sold in reality TV shows and Western culture. Yet not one of these sorry sacks of **** are happy! Glance up at your fellow species and you will see bitterness, resentment, disapproval and anger dripping off the faces of the many who flock to Manchester to be pretend to be somebody.
The Great Pretenders
The above fact tends to create a class of individuals who believe they are the heartbeat of the city centre and yet realistically are like everyone else, minimum wage slaves. However, this special breed of narcissists and sociopaths are wrapped up in fancy wrapping. Beware of the ego suits! These are often the guys who are in their mid to late twenties who have spent hundreds if not thousands on their appearance, yet are as hollow and unhappy as a rotting oak tree cursed with a rotting disease and these will often frequent the big chain leisure gyms and hip bars and shops. Why they don't frequent the counsellors room I have no idea. Some people really need to sort their **** out!
Abusive Civil Servants
Abusive city centre civil servants, namely officials who work for the tram services who are evidently chomping at the bit for a free riding ticket avoider on the trams and will resort to abuse anyone who has legitimate travel provisions and/or has legitimate reason for non-payment of fare, like when the machines break as they often do or simply because 99% of those in the city centre attempt to avoid paying tram fares. Watch when the officials get on how the tram magically empties!
Scruffy Streets
Scruffy third world level appearance of many streets, especially in the city centre where riffraff and their shenanigans and the failing maintenance of the streets and areas (as already stated) make the city centre look like the ghetto in downtown Somalia.
Rubbish Nightlife
The nightlife of the city centre which nowadays consists of the occasional drunken revellers on their way home, handfuls of travellers and families or, drug addicts, gang members, homeless, *** offenders, illegal immigrants, fights, knife attacks, *****, attempted murders and general nefarious activity. All this should paint the centre in an ugly light and why I now try and avoid what is essentially meant to be the pinnacle of nightlife in the city centre, but now looks like a mix between Basra after being bombed by the US, and Skid Row in LA.
Extortionate Prices
Extortionate prices for pretty much everything. Prepare to pay upwards of 1 pound for a ******* bottle of water that costs 50p half a mile down the road! Those robbing bastards looking to mug off the blind naive noob travellers and tourists.
The worst McDonald's in the UK
Piccadilly McDonalds. Wow. Just, wow. Where do I begin here? It's like Shameless, the TV Series, but in a fast food restaurant. It's got so bad they now have a permanent collection of security guards in and outside of the building to prevent drugged up creatures, drug dealers and general lowlifes from ruining the plastic food experience of the golden arches for the rest of us. Spot a decent worldly person in here and I owe you a Big Mac! Good luck! This place is ROUGH! It attracts all the lowest forms of human society, pushing their way forward, scrapping for their dose of high sugar **** food. Last time I visited, a human which resembled a goblin was fighting with the security guard over why he had been banned from entering. He couldn't work out that banging on the windows and shouting into the restaurant that he was going to **** someone somehow. Apparently that didn't equate to a good enough reason to be kicked out on his skinny little ****.
Ugly Architecture
Ugly architecture taking over the beautiful historic architecture Manchester has always been known for. Say goodbye to the Victorian architectural masterpieces because some rich toff from out of town is now plonking a generic ugly skyscraper on top of it. All so Manchester can house an endless stream of even more unhappy sociopathic office workers, desperate for a promotion in order to live the city life dream (which is essentially depression and severe mental illness coated in denial and delusion).
Manchester is seeing an increasing number of historic buildings completely gutted and even demolished in order to build hipster ego maniac headquarters for fledgling social media age companies and their eccentric socially challenged insecure execs and counterparts. Great. Why can't we just appreciate the history of Manchester and its amazing dwindling collection of beautifully designed buildings? Oh because the sheep in their masses would rather compliment their Gucci suit (and attached 10k credit card debt and spiralling emotional issues to boot) with the fancy glittering new work premises despite all the effort our forefathers put into building these monumental feats of engineering. How empty our society is these days. Such a shame!
Honestly, I used to love Manchester. Like many naive converts to metropolitan city life I believed I had upgraded my life. The reality is Manchester has gone downhill over the last 5 years, especially the city centre. Its focus purely on bringing in business from billionaires whose only aim is to destroy the landscape with modern offices and working environments and with little regard for the historical significance of the existing buildings, makes it a very superficial neglected place.
It's also a place people come hoping to make a name for themselves and yet many fail and simply join the rat race, running on a never ending conveyor belt. A hamster wheel that promises happiness, yet leads them to a grotty house share out of town for a ridiculous price with tenants who often who have their own best interests at heart and will do as much as they can to ruin your personal life.
Manchester is a place which is disposable for many and a place which is focused purely on money and superficial attraction. Many people are transient travellers and leave a wake of rubbish and disregard for what was once a pivotal part of the UK in cultural and economical development. Its become a cess pit. Then we have the students who just don't give a **** about anything or anyone. They wreck everything and then go back to their hedge funds and manors in the Cotswolds.
We have the immigrants who come over in bucket loads and clearly don't care about the people who have lived here all their life. Granted some are great, but many are simply here to exploit the resources. It's a deadbeat city and unless you have enough money to buy your own home out right, settle in a nice area and build your own life, the chances are you'll simply be a little useless cog in the endless machine which is Manchester. A failing crime ridden underfunded and overcrowded dump, where the dream is very much dying for many. All that keeps the centre open now is the Arndale and that is a like a beehive that has been whacked with a cricket bat at the best of times.
Manchester is therefore the ***** of the UK. Used, abused, dumped, manipulated and fucked over and then left to pick up the pieces and ****, the government cant even do that, hence the massive increases in crime, disorder and endless problems the city now seems to face. The neighbouring areas, just a bus journey away, are largely no better and it literally does get better the further out you go. However, along with the distance away usually comes further increased prices as people swarm to attempt to live a decent life in areas less crowded and better looked after. Salford is the toilet of Manchester. It is the gutter of the city and simply now plays the role of housing people who simply come and go, just like a visit to a ***** house. What is left is… well… you can picture the scene.
Manchester is a good place if you're here for a short time. A bad place if you're here for a long time. If you're passing by – good. If you're thinking of staying… you know that nice 2 bed you were looking at on Zoopla out by the outskirts of the countryside for a decent monthly price? Just ponder on that option for a moment. Think real hard. Make the right decision.
– a guy from out in the sticks who came to Manchester to experience "city life", and **** me, I've had enough.
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Q: Converting this map into a for statement What would be the proper conversion of the following map statement into a for loop?
map(lambda x: map(lambda y: map(lambda z: x*y*z, [5,6]), [3,4]), [1,2])
# [[[15, 18], [20, 24]], [[30, 36], [40, 48]]]

My first attempt was something like:
x_tmp = []
for x in [1,2]:
    y_tmp = []
    for y in [3,4]:
        z_tmp = []
        for z in [5,6]:
            z_tmp.append(x*y*z)
        y_tmp.append(z_tmp)
    x_tmp.append(y_tmp)

x_tmp
# [[[15, 18], [20, 24]], [[30, 36], [40, 48]]]

But this seems so odd that I can't imagine that would be the actual translation of it. Is there something closer to how map works that can be shown with a for loop?
I thought maybe it would be close to:
[x*y*z for x in [1,2] for y in [3,4] for z in [5,6]]
# [15, 18, 20, 24, 30, 36, 40, 48]

But that seems to lose all the nesting and do a flat mapping instead.
To do the list-comprehension way it seems not only does it need to be nested, but the args also need to be reversed, for example:
>>> [[[x*y*z for z in [5,6]] for y in [3,4]] for x in [1,2]]
# [[[15, 18], [20, 24]], [[30, 36], [40, 48]]]

A: Your first attempt is, indeed, an appropriate transformation to nested for loops.  Your final attempt is an appropriate transformation to a nested list comprehension.
I'm not sure why you find these unsatisfying; unrolling loops is often a messy business.  You've just provided a lovely primer in the equivalent forms.  :-)

A: Not sure which REPL you are using, but map returns an iterator in Python 3.
x = map(lambda x: map(lambda y: map(lambda z: x*y*z, [5,6]), [3,4]), [1,2])

print(x)

<map object at 0x7fd6f70d1670>

You can use list to convert the iterator to a list -
print(list(x))

[<map object at 0x7fd6f7034f70>, <map object at 0x7fd6f70837f0>]

As you can see, the nested map calls produce iterators as well, so you would need to call list on the nested elements to get the actual output in your question
x = list(map(lambda x: list(map(lambda y: list(map(lambda z: x*y*z, [5,6])), [3,4])), [1,2]))

print(x)

[[[15, 18], [20, 24]], [[30, 36], [40, 48]]]

You could write a nested_for that takes a proc and a variable count of iterables, its -
def nested_for(proc, *its):
  def loop (acc, its):
    if not its:
      yield proc(*acc)
    else:
      for x in its[0]:
        yield list(loop((*acc, x), its[1:]))
  yield from loop(tuple(), its)

out = list(nested_for(lambda x,y,z: x*y*z, [1,2], [3,4], [5,6]))
print(out)

[[[[15], [18]], [[20], [24]]], [[[30], [36]], [[40], [48]]]]

This implementation produces one additional level of [...] nesting. If that is undesirable, you can make the loop a bit more sophisticated -
def nested_for(proc, *its):
  def loop (acc, it = None, *its):
    if not it:
      yield proc(*acc)
    elif not its:
      for v in it:
        yield proc(*acc, v) # don't nest deepest iteration
    else:
      for v in it:
        yield list(loop((*acc, v), *its))
  yield from loop(tuple(), *its)

out = list(nested_for(lambda x,y,z: x*y*z, [1,2], [3,4], [5,6]))
print(out)

[[[15, 18], [20, 24]], [[30, 36], [40, 48]]]

Seeing as though you are familiar with currying, you could simplify nested_for by making it accept a curried proc -
def nested_for (proc, it = None, *its):
  if not it:
    return
  elif not its:
    for v in it:
      yield proc(v)
  else:
    for v in it:
      yield list(nested_for(proc(v), *its))

out = list(nested_for(lambda x: lambda y: lambda z: x*y*z, [1,2], [3,4], [5,6]))
print(out)

[[[15, 18], [20, 24]], [[30, 36], [40, 48]]]

Aside from that I don't really know what question you're trying to answer. As Prune points out, you've already identified the equivalent for and list comprehension forms.

A: you write

"seems to lose all the nesting and do a flat mapping instead."

and that's precisely the answer to your recent closed question about Scheme code translated to Python.
(apply append (map foo xs)) == (flatmap foo xs) and flatmap is how nested for loops are translated / implemented.
to be clear: it's nested in the sense of being [result(x,y) for x in xs for y in ys]. the nested list comprehension in this question, [[result for y in ys] for x in xs] is not nested loops, it's one loop (for x in xs) that yields the whole inner list comprehension's value ([result for y in ys]) as its result for each x in xs.
nested loops are combined loops which yield their result as one sequence, from the deepest loop only. to emulate this with lists, flatmap is performed, to achieve the same effect.
so, the nested loops are -- in pseudocode, --
for x in xs:
   for y in ys:
      yield result(x, y)

= [result(x, y) for x in xs for y in ys]

= (flatMapOn xs (lambda (x) =>
    (flatMapOn ys (lambda (y) => (list (result x y))))))

= (flatMapOn xs (lambda (x) =>
        (mapOn ys (lambda (y) =>       (result x y) ))))

and the "map-like" loop you ask about is
for x in xs:
    yield (list (for y in ys:
                   yield result(x,y) ))

= [[result(x, y) for y in ys] for x in xs]

= (mapOn xs (lambda (x) =>
    (mapOn ys (lambda (y) => (result x y)))))

NB it's yield, not yield from, in the outer loop here.
In Racket we observe
> (define (flatMapOn xs foo) (flatmap foo xs))

> (define (mapOn xs foo) (map foo xs))

> (display (flatMapOn (list 1 2 3) (lambda (x)
     (flatMapOn (list x (+ x 10) (+ x 100)) (lambda (y)
        (list (cons x y)))))))
((1 . 1) (1 . 11) (1 . 101) (2 . 2) (2 . 12) (2 . 102)
 (3 . 3) (3 . 13) (3 . 103))

> (display (flatMapOn (list 1 2 3) (lambda (x)
     (mapOn (list x (+ x 10) (+ x 100)) (lambda (y)
              (cons x y))))))
((1 . 1) (1 . 11) (1 . 101) (2 . 2) (2 . 12) (2 . 102)
 (3 . 3) (3 . 13) (3 . 103))

> (display (mapOn (list 1 2 3) (lambda (x)
     (mapOn (list x (+ x 10) (+ x 100)) (lambda (y)
              (cons x y))))))
( ((1 . 1) (1 . 11) (1 . 101))
  ((2 . 2) (2 . 12) (2 . 102))
  ((3 . 3) (3 . 13) (3 . 103)) )

A: You can use recursion:
def nest_op(d, p = 1):
   return [nest_op(d[:-1], p*i) if d[:-1] else p*i for i in d[-1]]

print(nest_op([[5,6], [3,4], [1,2]]))

Output:
[[[15, 18], [20, 24]], [[30, 36], [40, 48]]]

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Native – trzeci album studyjny amerykańskiej grupy pop-rockowej OneRepublic, wydany 22 marca 2013 roku przez Interscope Records. Album promowany był sześcioma singlami, z których największy sukces osiągnął utwór "Counting Stars" docierając do pierwszej piątki na oficjalnych listach w ponad 20 krajach świata. 14 kwietnia 2014 roku ukazała się reedycja albumu Native promowana singlem "Love Runs Out".

Wydanie i promocja albumu
4 lutego 2012 roku zespół ogłosił za pośrednictwem Twittera, że rozpoczął prace nad trzecim albumem, którego premiera planowana jest na jesień 2012. Jednak zespół zapowiedział, że nie będzie się spieszył. W marcu 2012 roku został ujawniony jeden z nowych utworów, "Life in Color". Utwór został wykorzystany w reklamie zapachu Ralpha Laurena. 5 kwietnia 2012 roku zespół ujawnił tytuły 3 piosenek z nowego albumu, "What You Wanted", "Burning Bridges" i "Let's Get Lost".

Pierwszy singel zapowiadający album Native zatytułowany "Feel Again" został wydany 27 sierpnia 2012 roku. Utwór był częścią kampanii Every Beat Matters organizowanej przez Save the Children. W USA singel zadebiutował na 61 miejscu na liście Billboard Hot 100, ostatecznie dotarł do 32 pozycji i pokrył się złotem

W listopadzie 2012 roku zespół poinformował, że prace nad albumem dobiegają końca i płyta będzie gotowa w grudniu 2012 roku. Premiera została jednak przesunięta na marzec 2013. W styczniu 2013 roku podczas premiery kolejnego singla "If I Lose Myself", zespół ujawnił okładkę płyty. Na okładce przedstawiono pięć różnych zwierząt, co miało podkreślać odrębność każdego z członków grupy. Na okładce wokalista zespołu, Ryan Tedder jest reprezentowany przez lisa, gitarzysta Zach Filkins przez bizona, perkusista Eddie Fisher - pumę, basista Brent Kutzle - gazelę, a gitarzysta Drew Brown - sowę.

8 stycznia 2013 roku został wydany singel "If I Lose Myself", który zajął wysokie pozycje na listach w Niemczech, Austrii, Szwajcarii, Szwecji, Polsce i Wielkiej Brytanii. W USA singel znalazł się na 74 pozycji na Billboard Hot 100. 30 marca został wydany remiks utworu nagrany przez Alesso. Remiks wykorzystano w serialu Tylko jedno życie. 19 lutego 2013 roku singel promocyjny "What You Wanted" został udostępniony do pobrania w iTunes. Piosenka została wykorzystana w filmie Gwiazd naszych wina (2014).

Album Native został wydany 22 marca 2013 roku. W Stanach Zjednoczonych zadebiutował na 4 miejscu listy Billboard 200 sprzedając się w nakładzie 60 000 egzemplarzy w pierwszym tygodniu od premiery. Płyta znalazła się w pierwszej piątce w oficjalnych notowaniach w krajach niemieckojęzycznych, a w USA, Australii, Austrii, Szwecji i Kanadzie pokryła się platyną. 14 czerwca 2013 roku ukazał się trzeci singel "Counting Stars", który odniósł największy sukces z albumu i okazał się największym sukcesem zespołu w ciągu ostatnich lat. Utwór znalazł się w Top 5 na oficjalnych listach w ponad 20 krajach świata, a także stał się numerem jeden w Wielkiej Brytanii. Utwór dotarł do drugiego miejsca na Billboard Hot 100, powtarzając sukces pierwszego singla zespołu "Apologize". Czwarty singel "Something I Need" wydany został w sierpniu i odniósł sukces w Polsce, Nowej Zelandii, Austrii i Australii.

14 kwietnia 2014 roku zespół wydał reedycję albumu Native promowaną singlem "Love Runs Out". Utwór dotarł do pozycji piętnastej notowania Billboard Hot 100, a także zajął wysokie pozycje na oficjalnych listach w Niemczech, Austrii, Szwajcarii, Kanadzie i Wielkiej Brytanii. W Niemczech piosenka "Love Runs Out" została wybrana na oficjalną piosenką promocyjną Mistrzostw Świata w Piłce Nożnej 2014 w Brazylii.

14 sierpnia 2014 roku zespół ogłosił, że kolejnym singlem będzie utwór "I Lived". Piosenka znalazła się także na ścieżce dźwiękowej do filmu Dawca pamięci zatytułowanej The Giver: Music Collection, która swoją premierę miała 5 sierpnia 2014 roku. Oficjalnie singel został wydany 25 września 2014 roku. 23 września wydano remiks utworu stworzony przez rosyjskiego DJ-a Arty'ego. Singel "I Lived" dotarł do miejsca trzydziestego drugiego w notowaniu Billboard Hot 100. Utwór największy sukces odniósł we Włoszech zajmując miejsce osiemnaste na tamtejszej liście i pokrywając się platyną.

Lista utworów

Personel
 Ryan Tedder – wokal, gitara rytmiczna, gitara akustyczna, fortepian, keyboard, tamburyn, djembe
 Zach Filkins – gitara, altówka, gitara akustyczna, wokal wspierający
 Drew Brown – gitara rytmiczna, gitara akustyczna, klawiatura, dzwonki, tamburyn, wokal wspierający
 Brent Kutzle – gitara basowa, wiolonczela, gitara akustyczna, keyboard, wokal wspierający
 Eddie Fisher – perkusja, instrumenty perkusyjne

Trasa koncertowa
Trasa koncertowa promująca album składała się z czterech części.
 2 kwietnia 2013 roku zespół wyruszył w trasę koncertową The Native Tour, która rozpoczęła się w Europie (21 koncertów), obejmowała także Amerykę Północną (52 koncerty), Azję (6 koncertów) oraz Australię i Nową Zelandię (4 koncerty). W styczniu 2014 roku zespół wrócił do Europy i do końca marca zagrał tam 22 koncerty.
 W maju 2014 roku zespół wyruszył w kolejną trasę koncertową, Native Summer Tour obejmującą Amerykę Północną. Trasa rozpoczęła się 28 maja 2014 roku koncertem w Red Rocks Amphitheatre w Morrison (Kolorado) i zakończyła się, również w Morrison 1 września 2014 roku. W sumie zespół zagrał 50 koncertów.
 19 października 2014 roku w Dublinie (Irlandia) rozpoczęła się europejska część trasy koncertowej Native World Tour. Zaplanowano 25 koncertów, w tym także w Polsce.
 Ostatnia część trasy koncertowej promującej album została zaplanowana na rok 2015 i obejmowała Kanadę (10 koncertów), Azję (1 koncert), Europę (15 koncertów), Amerykę Północną (4 koncerty) i Afrykę (2 koncerty).

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Home / Entertainment / Ghanaian Actor, Chris Attoh's Wife, Bettie, Murdered In USA
Ghanaian Actor, Chris Attoh's Wife, Bettie, Murdered In USA
Exlink Lodge Tuesday, May 14, 2019 Entertainment
American based Bettie Jenifer, the wife of Ghanaian actor, Chris Attoh, is dead. The tragic incident which has been rumored to be an assassination took place on Friday the 10th. Reports gathered said she was shot dead while leaving her office in Maryland in the United States of America.
NBC, reports that she was shot in the head by a gunman on Friday evening around 5 pm and was pronounced dead when police arrived at the scene of the crime. Report states she left the office in the 6300 block of Ivy Lane and was walking to her car when a man armed with a handgun approached her.
When she tried to run away, the man followed her and fired at her multiple times, with at least one shot hitting her. The Maryland Police have declared the killer wanted, describing him as "a black male with a thick build and black hair, wearing a dark shirt and pants."
Although no suspect has been named, new reports from the Greenbelt Police Department has shown that Bettie Jenifer was even married to two men, one of whom is known as Kendrick, a notorious drug lord currently serving a 20-year jail term. Did he have a hand in her death?
According to GhanaWeb reports;
"Bettie was still legally married to 47-year-old Kedrick, who is currently serving a 20-year prison sentence for importing large amounts of cocaine into Baltimore from Texas. Kedrick ran a drug trafficking organization that distributed at least 450kg of cocaine in Baltimore and Woodbridge, Virginia.
Last year, we shared the exciting remarriage of Chris Attoh to Bettie Jenifer after his divorce from Damilola Adegbite. However, the actor sparked speculations last week on social media that all was not well with his second marriage after he deleted all of Bettie's pictures from his social media pages.
But women get mind o. Her husband is a drug lord and he is in jail and she got married to Ghanaian Actor, Chris. I hate to be suggestive I think the police knows were to start their investigation.
May her soul rest.


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Are There Expressive Constraints on Incarceration?
Philosophers' attempts to justify punishment have focused on a wide range of features that paradigmatic cases of punishment possess. The most obvious such features are, of course, punishment's (alleged) capacity for incapacitating wrongdoers and deterring future wrongdoing (Bentham 1907 ; Tadros 2011); and its (alleged) ability to exact from an offender a deserved quantum of suffering (Kant 1996 ). Others include its supposed capacity to handicap the endeavors of those who do not regard themselves as bound by the constraints which bind other members of society (Dagger 1993, 2008), the provision of opportunities for offenders to repent and achieve a measure of moral growth (Duff 1986, 2001), and the feature of punishment with which I shall be most concerned in this chapter, its capacity to, as they say, 'send a message' (Feinberg 1965; Hampton 1992; Duff 1986, 2001).


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Улица Садовая  — улица в городе Салавате, расположена в 116 квартале, в западной части города.

История
Застройка улицы началась в 1949 году. Улица застроена частными 1-2 этажными частными  домами.

Трасса
Садовая улица начинается от улицы Гайдара и заканчивается на Красноармейской улице.

Транспорт
По Садовой улице общественный транспорт не ходит.

Примечания

Литература
 Калимуллин Б. Г., Салават. Планировка и застройка города, ред. Н. А. Пекарева ; Акад. строительства и архитектуры. СССР М. Госстройиздат, 1962. 60 с.
 Города России. Энциклопедия — М.: Большая Российская Энциклопедия. И. Кондратьева. 1994.

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HESS to build biggest photovoltaic plant in Slovenia, link it to HPP Brežice
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HESS plans to add a 6 MW photovoltaic unit to its Brežice hydroelectric plant, located on the lower part of the Sava river in Slovenia, which would make it a hybrid power production system. The solar unit would be the biggest of its kind in the country at the moment.
After installing a rooftop photovoltaic unit on its office building in March, Hidroelektrarne na spodnji Savi (HESS) went on with exploring diversification options. The hydropower plant operator said it would build the largest solar power plant in Slovenia alongside the reservoir of its Brežice hydropower plant.
The facility with an estimated cost of EUR 4.3 million is planned for a capacity of 6 MW. It will effectively be the fourth unit of the hydroelectric plant, located three kilometers upstream on the right bank of the Sava river, as they will be linked by cable.
Facility can be relocated if necessary
The solar system will be installed next to the embankment, at the river sediment disposal landfill. It will take up six hectares and the remaining three hectares will continue to be used for the same purpose.
HESS said the modules in the planned photovoltaic plant near the Slovenia-Croatia border can be easily relocated in case the landfill needs to be expanded. The company is controlled by state-owned groups GEN and HSE.
The idea dates back to 2004, it said. The Municipality of Brežice is preparing a detailed spatial plan which should allow HESS to build a solar power unit of up to 10 MW, the announcement adds.
HESS to connect photovoltaic unit to 110 kV transmission
The utility said it would be the first photovoltaic plant in the country to be connected directly to the transmission grid, as other such units supply electricity to the 20 kV distribution network. According to HESS, the solution avoids burdening the distribution network and increases the stability of the 110 kV system.
The project will upgrade the Brežice hydropower plant into a hybrid system. The company said it would enable it to use more water from the reservoir at night, when the solar power plant is idle.
EU's Cohesion Fund could cover one fifth of project
HESS revealed the ambition to obtain funds from the European Union's Cohesion Fund, which covers up to 20% of investments. The photovoltaic unit is scheduled to come online in the first half of 2022.
The run-of-river hydropower plant with a dam was commissioned in 2017. Its capacity is 47.4 MW. The firm is preparing to build the 28 MW Mokrice system, the last one in the row on the lower Sava, where HESS has four hydropower plants. Their combined capacity is 158.1 MW.
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NEW DELHI: Delhi's Aam Aadmi Party government is planning to push its mobile app 'Poocho' as an option for commuters looking for auto and taxis. Speaking with ET, transport minister Gopal Rai said 'Poocho' mobile application for booking autos and taxis will be re-launched by the Delhi administration soon.
"We will bring all taxis and autos in Delhi on the mobile app so that commuters get more options and drivers get passengers. We will soon launch the Poocho app for this," Rai said.
The Cabinet minister said, the government plans to have about 50,000 auto and taxi drivers in the 'Poocho' app database. Commuters will be able to book their nearest vehicles through GPS. "When it was launched last year, Poocho had limited options.
It was mostly useful as an app for getting information about buses. But we are redoing it now keeping in mind auto and taxi commuters. Talks with unions have been successful and we are updating numbers of drivers now," Rai said. The app has been developed by Delhi Integrated Multi-Modal Transit System Ltd, which is a joint venture between the Delhi government and IDFC Foundation.
"This app gives a level playing field to those drivers who are not on other platforms and to commuters, it gives information real time about vehicles nearby. Not of those which are far and will come late. Here, you get details of the mobile number and vehicle number without making a booking," said M Ramsekhar, executive director and joint CEO, DIMTS.


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Rear admiral Henry Hugh Bousfield (30 November 1889 – 6 November 1947) was a Royal Navy who became Commander-in-Chief, Dover.

Naval career
Bousfield joined the Royal Navy in January 1906. He served in the cruiser HMS Skirmisher and then in the battleship HMS King George V during World War I. Promoted to captain in June 1931, he became Senior Naval Officer, Yangtze, in September 1931, captain of the Royal Naval College, Greenwich, in August 1935 and commanding officer of the cruiser HMS Manchester in January 1938: he saw active service in command of the ship during World War II. He retired in July 1941 but was recalled as Commander-in-Chief, Dover, in July 1945 before reverting to retirement in June 1946.

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Five years ago, our Board of Directors charged the Club with identifying four areas of service. For the past two years, the Club has been engaged in planning and member engagement around our large-impact service project, including member surveys, visioning session, and other meetings.
Last year, our Service Committee Chairs cataloged our existing service into three areas: Basic Needs, Education and Mentoring and Civic Leadership. This year, the Club has embarked on identifying a large-impact service project utilizing additional member input and engagement.
The Board has asked an ad hoc large-impact service committee to make a recommendation for the June Board meeting, aligning around the charge: Rotary Club of Madison shall become a LEADER in building a strong, diverse but unified, and sustainable Madison community.
Through a series of meetings, the Equity Ad Hoc Committee made a project recommendation which focuses on adult employment and mentoring which was accepted by the Large Impact Project Ad Hoc Committee. The Committee would also like consideration of a youth/education/mentoring/internship component. Both will allow our Club to become a leader in building a strong, diverse but unified, and sustainable Madison community, AND provide many opportunities for a large number of Rotarians to be directly involved in service.
There are many details to be worked out, including defining scope and scale; communicating with and hearing from members to foster Club-wide engagement in the education/volunteerism/operations of the project; learning more about what is currently happening in the community in these areas; getting feedback from external stakeholder groups also working in these areas (so we can be complimentary and supportive of community-wide initiatives); identifying measures of success/timelines/committee support; and more.
This blog post is to update you and the larger community about our progress, and to thank you very much for your participation in our all-member surveys, many meetings, and Centennial vision session. We are making progress! There will be more opportunities to learn about and influence our large-impact service in the coming weeks and months! Thank you for your Service Above Self.
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Thanks, Renee, for maintaining your usual high standards of communication. Looks like solid work and good deliberation are guides in this journey.


Bluebirds 3 – oil and mixed media on canvas, 30×30, mounted on studio canvas 45×45 cms.
Hooray! I've completed my 100 painting challenge for 2013 — in fact I have a few more left over that I haven't posted as yet. Painting a lot is a great way to improve painting skills and learn to get the work down quickly. I'm very glad to have done it. Perhaps 2014 should be a year for concentrating on quality rather than quantity.
Autumn leaves triptych, oil and texture medium on board, 3x panels 30×30 cms.
For the final year of my Fine Arts study I will be working in depth on a single subject. I've chosen the local creek, Mudgeeraba Creek, which is a beautiful little spot. There will be a lot more creek paintings coming up in future months. At this point I am trying out a variety of approaches. Hopefully along this journey I will discover my own special way of interpreting this subject.
In this figure study I was trying out a more graphic treatment of the background while keeping the modelling of the figure realistic. There is more to do on this work, but as the year is rapidly running out, I am posting it up now.
Inspired by an old photograph of a Zigfield Follies girl, as I painted this femme fatale she started to remind me of the story of Salome, and especially of Oscar Wilde's magic and disturbing play.
Peacock Vase – study in magenta, cyan and yellow.
These are a few interior studies of my house, using restricted colour palettes and featuring my housemate – Herk the wonder-pug.
Always emptying; always full – 67/100 for 2013.
This is a painting of my local creek. I'm going to be doing a series of paintings of this creek in the course of my university studies over the coming year. With this one I created a panorama of photos taken while standing on a rock in the middle of the stream. My aim was to make the viewer feel surrounded by the scene – not just looking at it as though through a window. I painted with very thinned down oil paint on an absorbent canvas surface, trying for the fresh look of transparent watercolour. The title comes from a line in the Tao te Ching – "the universe, like a bellows, is always emptying, always full." The creek is my little metaphor for the universe.
I see that the year is fast running out. I must get on and post more paintings that are sitting around my studio. I'm pretty sure I've made my goal of 100.


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Contreras homered and had three RBIs, Jon Lester pitched five-hit ball through six innings and the Chicago Cubs beat the Atlanta Braves 8-3 Monday in a chippy matchup of NL division leaders. "It's fun, because they're good and we're good," Cubs manager Joe Maddon said. Jason Heyward added a solo homer for Chicago, which moved one game ahead of Milwaukee in the NL Central. Continue to Article
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The New York Mets have issued discipline to both manager Mickey Callaway and pitcher Jason Vargas after both men were involved in a verbal altercation with a reporter, according to Anthony DiComo of MLB.com. Mets general manager Brodie Van Wagenen said the team decided to fine both Callaway and Vargas for their actions. Van Wagenen said the confrontation with the reporter was "disappointing" and "regrettable," according to DiComo. Continue to Article
Milwaukee scored five runs in the third inning and Brandon Woodruff earned his team-high ninth win in the Brewers' 7-5 victory over the visiting Cincinnati Reds on Sunday afternoon. The five-run inning helped Milwaukee earn a split in the four-game series, taking the last two games against their National League Central rivals. Woodruff (9-2) worked seven strong innings, allowing three runs on seven hits with a career-high 12 strikeouts and one walk. Continue to Article
On a day for noteworthy home runs, Javier Baez made the 100th of his career one to savor, rallying the Chicago Cubs to a 5-3 victory on Sunday over the visiting New York Mets. Baez's three-run shot in the eighth inning off Mets right-hander Seth Lugo helped prevent Chicago's first three-game losing streak at home this season. It was just the second home run for the Cubs in a four-game series against the Mets, while New York hit nine. Continue to Article
New York Mets first baseman Pete Alonso set a franchise record for home runs in a rookie season. Alonso hit his 27th home run of the MLB campaign on Sunday, just 78 games into 2019, as the Mets lost 5-3 to the Chicago Cubs. Alonso is now also tied with Dave Kingman (1976) for most home runs in franchise history before July 1. Continue to Article
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Narayana Health (NH) is a multi-specialty hospital chain in India, with its main center in Bangalore. The company won the "Good Company" award for its quality, affordability, and scalability. The business model of Narayana Health became a Global Healthcare and Harvard Business School case study.
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Environment: Found as a transient efflorescence in a fumarole.
Locality: Cape Miseno, near Naples, Italy. Link to MinDat.org Location Data.
Comments: Colorless absolutely transparent misenite microcrystal (blue box), on white and orange halite..
Location: Cerros Pintados, Pampa del Tamarugal, Iquique Province, Tarapacá Region, Chile. Scale: Approximately 0.05 cm crystal.
Optical Data: Biaxial (+), a=1.475, b=1.48, g=1.487, bire=0.0120, 2V(Calc)=82, 2V(Meas)=81.
note: Specific Gravity of Misenite =2.37 gm/cc.
U=PEMisenite x relectron= 10.66 barns/cc.


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HP reveals new VR PC backpack and 24-hour laptop for businesses
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HP is revealing new PC products made for enterprise and businesses today, but some of them could be attractive to consumers as well. That includes a new VR PC backpack, along with new notebooks that can last as long as 24 hours (yes, one full day) on a single charge.
Best HP laptops to buy in 2019 – consumer, business, Chromebooks, gaming, and more
Searching for the best HP laptops can be difficult, especially in the business sector. The company has more laptops than we care to count, with numerous set configurations and customization options designated to each brand. …
The newest HP VR PC backpack
This is just the latest version of the HP VR backpack from the company. Previously HP had launched similar models for both gamers and businesses in 2017. The new HP VR backpack for business users includes its recently launched HP Reverb VR headset, and the company says it is 30 percent more powerful in running VR apps than the previous generation products. It allows customers to use and offer VR experiences in a free-roaming environment. The backpack can also still be used as a stand-alone desktop PC when not in use.
HP says the PC VR backpack can be used by businesses to help train employees, or by architecture firms to walk through virtual house and building designs. Finally, location-based VR entertainment companies can use this product to provide high-end virtual reality experiences. HP has yet to announce a price or release date, or hardware specs, for the new VR PC backpack. It did state the battery life will last for one hour, but it's been designed to be hot-swappable so that the battery can be quickly switched out, and a new fully charged battery back can be put back in.
HP has an all-day notebook as part of its new business laptops
HP also revealed two new EliteBook x360 convertible notebooks, the 1030 G4 and 1040 G6. Both of these laptops are made of aluminum to keep them strong while also offering low weight. Both also offer features like the option to add 4G LTE support, displays that can go up to 1000 nits for working well outdoors, and hardware-based security.
However, the HP EliteBook x360 1040 can also be bought in models with couple of extra features. One model that will be sold includes a display that uses just one watt of power. The model with the 1W screen allows the notebook to keep working for up to 24 hours on a single charge. Also, the keyboard on the notebook is designed to be twice as quiet compared to previous EliteBook models, so you can work in a crowded environment without disturbing anyone.
HP also announced the new Elite x2 G4, the latest 2-in-1 laptop from the company with a detachable keyboard. It is just 2.64 pounds and is 51 percent thinner than previous modes. It includes dual camera privacy shutters, an integrated privacy screen and more. You can get the notebook with either a standard aluminum keyboard or the optional leather folio keyboard.
In addition, announced two new PC laptop workstations, the ZBook 15 G6 and the ZBook 17 GG. The latter notebook is called the most powerful mobile workstation ever by HP, with 9th generation Intel Core i9 processors, NVIDIA Quadro 5000 RTX graphics chips, and a 17-inch screen that is the first laptop workstation to support 100 percent DCI-P3 color. Hardware details, pricing and release dates were not announced.
HP' also revealed some new business desktop and min-PCs, and announced the HP Mini-in-One 24 display. This 24-inch PC monitor was specially designed to house one of HP's mini-PCs on the back of the screen, turning it into a full all-in-one PC that can easily be upgraded when needed.
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Water Eaton är ett samhälle i Milton Keynes i Storbritannien. Det ligger i grevskapet Buckinghamshire och riksdelen England, i den södra delen av landet,  km nordväst om huvudstaden London. Water Eaton ligger  meter över havet och antalet invånare är .

Terrängen runt Water Eaton är huvudsakligen platt. Water Eaton ligger nere i en dal. Den högsta punkten i närheten är  meter över havet,  km öster om Water Eaton. Runt Water Eaton är det tätbefolkat, med  invånare per kvadratkilometer. Närmaste större samhälle är Milton Keynes,  km norr om Water Eaton. Omgivningarna runt Water Eaton är en mosaik av jordbruksmark och naturlig växtlighet.

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Our liability according to each shipment is insured in accordance with CMR Convention. The limit per case is 430 000 Euro.
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If you follow DJ Khaled on Snapchat, you would know he has had an amazing year so far. From his partnership with T-Mobile, signing a deal with Epic Records, and opening up for Beyoncé on the Formation World Tour, DJ Khaled has been almost inescapable. With eight albums already under his belt, he found a way to reinvent himself through the use of social media by showing us his daily life and hard work ethic on Snapchat. Day after day, DJ Khaled shows us the things "they" don't want us to have and the "major keys" to success with cameos from his celebrity friends and his endearing fans whom he calls "fan luv." From this spawned his new album Major Key, which like his prior albums is a collaborative effort with a who's who in today's music.
Other stand out tracks on the album include "Jermaine's Interlude" ft. J.Cole and "Holy Key" ft. Big Sean and Kendrick Lamar. Both records speak on the perils of world, the state of the music industry, and recent incidents of police brutality. "Don't Ever Play Yourself" is also sure to be a fan favorite. Not only is it one of DJ Khaled's favorite sayings, but he has turned it into a record featuring iconic New York rappers, Jadakiss, Fabolous, Fat Joe, Busta Rhymes, and an appearance from Khaled's new protege Kent Jones. Always one for surprising collaborations, among all the rappers on the album, Meghan Trainor shines on "Forgive Me Father" also featuring Wale and Wiz Khalifa on a song about remaining positive and living life to the best of your abilities.
The album ends with the song "Progress" by reggae artist Movado. DJ Khaled often shows his appreciation and love for reggae music in his Snapchat stories, so this was a perfect way to end the album. Like the title states, the song is about moving forward and progressing in life, staying away from people who don't want you to succeed and those that wish bad for you.


THERE WAS THIS GUY, sax player, used to honk all up and down the Q Train to Coney Island. Thought he was Sun Ra. Wasn't.
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Peter McKee 1974 1975 Macon
Peter McKee (left) with Effie
Viewfinder: How did you first learn about VISTA?
Peter: I first learned about VISTA from my two sisters who had both been volunteers before me. The one volunteered in Oklahoma City in the late 60's and the other served in Laredo, Texas in the early 70's. (Peter's sister, Deirdre, was the featured in Portraits in the June 2010 Viewfinder issue.)
VF: Why did you choose to serve?
Peter: Common with a lot of folks getting out of college, I was unsure of what it was I wanted to do after college. I thought I wanted to go to law school and I was graduating with a major in Ethics and Moral Philosophy from Brown University in 1974. But I knew I didn't want to go directly to law school. So I wanted to get some real-world experience and do something of value for a year or so. VISTA seemed like a natural choice. I was also a budding banjo player and folk music enthusiast and I had a fantasy of traveling to the South where the music and the instrument I was learning came from. I had never been to the South and I had only stereotyped images of that region, many of which were promptly dispelled upon my arrival.
VF: What types of projects did you accomplish as a VISTA?
Peter: I did paralegal work with public housing project cases and social security disability cases as a VISTA paralegal with the Macon office of Georgia Legal Services. I also helped with some class action law suits dealing with rent and tenants rights. I worked a lot on rent issues, tenants' rights, and substandard housing issues. The office was also involved in a lot of mental health law so I was exposed to some of that while I was there. After my first year of law school, I returned to the Macon office to work for the summer and got to continue working on some of the cases I had been working on before.
VF: Tell us your best story about being a VISTA
Peter: One story I have told for years arose from my organizing and legal outreach to the tenants of the Eatonton Public Housing project. I had a GSA car that I used to drive around the large area our office covered. It had an experimental vent on the top which made it distinctive and it soon became a mark that the VISTA worker from the Macon Legal Aid office was in the area.
After several weeks of talking with individual tenants about the illegally high rents they were being charge in violation of federal housing regulations, I was told by a woman that her neighbor wanted me to come down to her unit to talk with her. I knocked on her door and an older black woman answered the door and greeted me with a surprised tone, "Why you're just a BOY!" she smiled. (She was right – I was 22 and likely looked 15 to her). I chatted with her a while and she began to show me her wonderful garden and told me that I needed to get me a wife and some house plants. She then pointed out several books which she said her daughter had written, published by a well-known American publishing house. I then realized that I was talking with Minnie Lou Walker, mother of author Alice Walker!
VF: What did you get out of serving?
Peter: I got a beginning awareness of the reality of how overwhelming poverty is and how all -inhibiting it is. The people I see today in Seattle in my Social Security disability law practice could well have been my clients I saw 35+ years ago as a VISTA, because the basic issues I first encountered then remain largely unchanged.
What I got from VISA was a calling. I realized that you have only one go-round in life, and you have to decide what side you're going to be on. I chose to be on the side of those who have little and need much. I doubt I would have survived law school without the experiences I had as a VISTA paralegal with Georgia Legal Services. Law school can be mind-numbing and spirit-crushing and had I not known something of what legal knowledge can actually do for real people, I might well have dropped out of law school.
Without VISTA, I would never have gone on to be a Legal Services lawyer in Port Angeles, Washington for three years. And … the rest is history.
Another thing I got out of serving in Georgia as a VISTA was an absolute love, perhaps an obsession, with Southern barbecue. I had my first real Southern barbecue when I stopped into the Jackson Fresh Air Barbecue in Jackson, Georgia one day on the road. And now, for the past thirty years I host a backyard barbecue competition among friends to honor my memories of that 'cue, called The Jackson Fresh Air Barbecue Cook-Off and Feed.
VF: What are you doing now?
Peter: Besides my law practice in Seattle, where representing disabled claimants for Social Security disability benefits, I have been married for the past 29 years to Judy Oerkvitz, a former social worker and now an elementary school teacher. We have two daughters (one a social worker and the other is presently an AmeriCorps volunteer with Northwest Immigrants' Rights Project here in Seattle). I continue my banjo playing and song writing with our band for the last 30 years – Clallam County - "Seattle's Slowest Rising Folk Band"® - (http://sites.google.com/site/clallamcounty/home and http://www.myspace.com/clallamcounty). I am also an avid amateur photographer: http://peterhdmckeephotography.shutterfly.com.
VF: What advice do you have for current VISTAs or for people thinking about joining VISTA?
Peter: Don't worry about whether it is a "good career move" - careers will resolve themselves in the future. Join VISTA now. It will give you a unique chance to help in many small ways that you can not anticipate. It will change your life. It should change your life; in ways you could not now predict. It will change your life for the better.
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Kirk C. Stange
Shawnee County, KS Lawyer with 22 years of experience
(855) 805-0595	800 SW Jackson Street, Suite 812
Topeka,	KS 66612
Divorce, Domestic Violence, Family and Juvenile
If you are going through a divorce or family law matter, it can feel like your whole life is hanging in the balance. Not knowing what will happen to you or your family can can be overwhelming. To help clients with divorce and family law matters in their time of need, Stange Law Firm, PC has limited their practice to divorce and family law matters. For your convenience, we have offices in Missouri, Illinois, Kansas and Oklahoma in places such as St. Louis, Kansas City, Columbia, Springfield, Wichita, Tulsa and beyond. We also respond to all phone...
Joe Patton
Shawnee County, KS Attorney with 44 years of experience
(785) 273-4330	534 S Kansas Ave Ste 1120
Washburn University School of Law
Joe is a graduate of Washburn Law School and has been practicing law since 1977 building a law firm with offices in both Topeka, Kansas and Lenexa, Kansas serving all of Kansas and Missouri. Joe handles personal injury law cases and long term disability denial cases.
John Harper
(785) 783-2360	534 S. Kansas Ave.
Free ConsultationBankruptcy
While attending Washburn School of Law, I worked as a paralegal in the office of a bankruptcy attorney. Since 2006, I have been actively engaged in the practice of consumer bankruptcy law. I enjoy working with individuals and helping them get a fresh financial start. I know how to help. So I do that exclusively. Although I am located in Topeka, KS (where the U.S. Bankruptcy Court is located), the law firm helps individuals from all over Kansas. Just give us a call at 785/783-2360. At age 15, three of my friends and I started a punk rock...
Jill A Michaux
(785) 354-1471	3601 SW 29th Street
TOPEKA,	KS 66614-2015
Topeka's only consumer bankruptcy law specialists
Douglas Wells
(785) 273-1141	5891 SW 29th St
Doug Wells practice focuses on DUI defense and related driver's license matters in Kansas. Wells has advanced training in breath and blood testing. He has been trained as a certified instructor of Standardized Field Sobriety Tests. He lectures frequently at DUI continuing legal education programs.
(785) 222-4066	3649 SW Burlingame Rd
Legal Malpractice, Personal Injury, Products Liability and Workers' Comp
Topeka Personal Injury Lawyer
Nicholas David
Shawnee County, KS Attorney with 7 years of experience
(785) 380-7703	1243 SW Topeka Blvd.
Free ConsultationAppeals, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Personal Injury
University of Kansas School of Law
Nick David opened the David Law Office in 2014 to devote his legal career to fighting for people who need someone on their side.
As a criminal defense attorney, Nick has represented clients on serious felony charges as well as misdemeanors including murder, rape, aggravated robbery, aggravated battery, burglary, criminal possession of firearms, driving under the influence (DUI), domestic violence, as well as drug offenses. On any given day, you may find Nick defending his clients throughout criminal justice process from trying cases to a jury, negotiating pleas, and preparing briefs for the Court of Appeals and Kansas Supreme Court....
Diane Lynn Bellquist
(785) 234-3272	1508 SW Topeka Boulevard
Free ConsultationAdministrative, Business, Health Care and Insurance Defense
With over 10 years' experience working for regulatory agencies of the State of Kansas, Ms. Bellquist now utilizes her government experience to defend licensed individuals and entities before their respective regulatory boards. Her practice includes appealing application denials, responding in investigations of complaints, negotiating settlement agreements, defending against allegations in formal disciplinary proceedings, and petitioning for judicial review of agency actions. Ms. Bellquist has a thorough understanding of the Kansas Administrative Procedures Act and the Kansas Judicial Review Act. Having the experience as an insider in these governmental agencies, she has the unique practical advantage of having already-established relationships with...
Mrs. Lisa M. Williams-McCallum
(785) 232-2011	1620 SW Washburn Ave.
Free ConsultationWashburn University School of Law
After nearly a decade long career as a classroom teacher, I decided to make a change and pursue a life-long dream of going to law school. I earned my law degree from Washburn University School of Law. As part of my studies, I earned a family law certificate for completing a concentrated course of study in family law issues. While attending law school I was a junior editor on the Family Law Quarterly, a scholarly publication for family law practitioners, and I served as a representative on the Washburn Student Bar Association. Additionally, I clerked for the Honorable Mary...
J. Shannon Garrett
(855) 510-2574	1100 SW Wanamaker Rd, Suite 103
As the founding attorney at the firm Garrett Law LLC, Topeka lawyer devotes his energies to the provision of legal representation in bankruptcy cases. For more than 16 years, Mr. Garrett has been working in the legal field. He has been handling bankruptcy cases since the year 2002. Attorney Garrett is a member of the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys and Kansas Bar Association. He is a graduate of the University of Kansas School of Law. Contact his firm today to learn more.
Justin W Whitney
(785) 235-5330	5611 SW Barrington Court South
Free ConsultationBankruptcy, Estate Planning, Probate and Tax
University of Missouri - Kansas City School of Law and Washburn University
Justin is an attorney, C.P.A. and holds a Master of Laws in Taxation (Tax LLM). Justin's practice focuses on business and commercial law, civil and criminal litigation, bankruptcy, creditor's rights, estate planning, tax controversies and trust and probate administration. He regularly advocates for his clients in litigation matters in both state and federal courts and also counsels clients with regard to tax planning for business transactions, sales and business formation. Justin has written articles on tax and related legal topics for Ingram's Magazine, Thomson Reuters, National Business Institute and the Kansas Bar Association. He has been recognized by Super Lawyers...
Richard (Rick) W Smith
Shawnee County, KS Attorney
Free ConsultationBusiness, Estate Planning, Family and Probate
Qualified and experienced estate planning attorney with three years representing clients in probate courts throughout the state - including Shawnee County, Douglas County, Jefferson County, Johnson County, Washington County, Osage County, Lyon County, Pottawatomie County, Riley County, Logan County, Russell County, Geary County, Sedgwick County, and others. Rick is passionate about helping clients resolve concerns, understand the law, and accomplish their goals. Practice Areas: Focus in estate planning and probate; also represents clients in adoption, guardianship, conservatorship, and business-related matters. Education: Juris Doctor from Washburn University School of Law. License: Kansas Supreme Court (and all state courts); U.S. District Court for the...
(785) 430-5770	1320 SW Topeka Blvd
As the founder of Roger Fincher Attorney at Law, Topeka attorney Roger Fincher devotes his practice to an assortment of personal injury and workers' compensation matters. Since 1993, he has been working in the legal field. Prior to founding his current firm, Mr. Fincher was a partner at the firm of Bryan, Linkins, Hejtmanek & Fincher. He is a member of the Topeka Bar Association, Kansas Association for Justice, American Association for Justice, and Kansas Bar Association. Attorney Fincher is a graduate of the University of Kansas School of Law. His office happily provides free consults—contact them today for yours.
Christopher Gunn
Shawnee County, KS Lawyer with 6 years of experience
(785) 235-3415	434 SW Topeka Blvd.
Christopher brings to the table legal experience in a number of areas, including nonprofit creation/governance, immigration, and general civil matters.
He received his Juris Doctor from the Washburn School of Law, and his Bachelor's in English from the University of North Dakota. Prior to law school, he taught high school English, and briefly served in state government.
Chris is a native of northeastern North Dakota, but proudly claims Kansas and its mild winters as his home. Whether or not he is in the office, Chris harbors the desire to write the great American novel.
Attorney LJ Leatherman earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in History and Political Science from Adams State College, and his Juris Doctorate degree from the Washburn University School of Law. Mr. Leatherman is a member of the Kansas Trial Lawyers Association, the Topeka Bar Association, the Kansas Bar Association, the American Bar Association, and the Trial Lawyers for Public Justice. He is licensed to practice law in the State of Kansas and the United States District Court, District of Kansas. Attorney Leatherman focuses his practice on tort litigation in the fields of automobile negligence, electrical injuries, firearm litigation, wrongful death,...
(785) 357-6311	534 S Kansas Ave., Suite 1000
Free ConsultationConsumer and Personal Injury
Tai J. Vokins is one of the state's most aggressive and respected trial attorneys and legal counselors. An experienced trial lawyer, other attorneys often contact Tai to discuss a variety of legal issues. Because he is experienced, it isn't unusual to see Tai take a very complex case to trial. Nicknamed the "bulldog" by former Kansas Attorney General Steve Six, Tai never shrinks away from a challenge. While at the Kansas Attorney General's Office, Tai's case work led to returns of nearly $20 million to Kansas consumers. Tai was regularly assigned cases...
Free ConsultationFamily and Personal Injury
Mr. Benfer was born in Topeka, Kansas in 1954, and admitted to the bar in 1982. He is licensed to practice in Kansas, Missouri, and the U.S. District Court for the District of Kansas; the U.S. District Court for the District of Missouri; 10th Circuit Court of Appeals and the United States Supreme Court. He is a member of the Topeka, and Kansas Bar Associations; and the Kansas Trial Lawyers Association. Mr. Benfer's areas of practice cover all aspects of personal injury law, including wrongful death claims, car accidents, injuries caused by defective products, construction site accidents, and workers compensation...
(785) 266-4466	423 S Kansas Ave
Mark W Neis
Mark Neis is a board certified consumer bankruptcy specialist credentialed by the American Board of Certification, one of two in Topeka and ten in Kansas.
He represents debtors and small business proprietors in chapter 7 and chapter 13 bankruptcy cases. He generally does not represent creditors.
Mark is a partner in the Topeka law firm, Neis & Michaux, P.A. He and his wife, Jill Michaux, formed the firm in 1984 when they married and merged their individual law practices.
He was graduated from Washburn University with a bachelor of business administration degree in 1973 and with a juris doctor from the Washburn University...
Gary L. Conwell
(785) 633-6767	434 S. Topeka Blvd.
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense, Family, Juvenile and Traffic Tickets
Former Assistant District Attorney (Shawnee County, Kansas);
Former Assistant City Attorney (Topeka, Kansas)
Kirk Nystrom Kirk Nystrom
(785) 235-6977	112 SW 6th Ave.
Ste.102
Free ConsultationEstate Planning and Probate
University of Missouri - Kansas City School of Law and Washburn University School of Law
KIRK NYSTROM, Attorney Kirk Nystrom has practiced law in Topeka for over 40 years primarily in the areas of Wills, Powers of Attorney, Living Wills, Trusts, Probate and Estate Planning. He is a lecturer regularly presenting seminars to lawyers, churches, civic and other professional groups on Estate Planning, Probate and Trusts. Kirk belongs to various attorney organizations including the Kansas Bar Association, (Probate Section), Topeka Bar Association, Topeka Probate Bar and Christian Legal Society. He has served as an officer in various community organizations including Shawnee County Community Action, Save the Historic Jayhawk Theater, Church Board, Boy...
Alex S Gilmore
Free ConsultationUniversity of Kansas School of Law
Mr. Gilmore's practice area is administrative law, with an emphasis on professional licensure. Mr. Gilmore is a member of the Kansas Bar Association and the Topeka Bar Association.
Christopher Steffens
(800) 768-8036	1275 SW Topeka Blvd Ste 300
Chris W. Steffens was born in Shawnee Mission, Kansas. He grew up on a ranch just outside Belle Plaine, Kansas. Chris graduated from The University of Kansas where he earned two Bachelors degrees in History and Economics. Upon graduating from the University of Kansas, Chris attended Washburn University School of Law, where he earned his J.D. in May 2005. Since becoming an attorney, he has practiced in criminal law, bankruptcy, business law and family law. Chris W. Steffens focuses exclusively on bankruptcy. He is a member of the Topeka Area Bankruptcy Council, Topeka Bar Association and Douglas County...
Mindy Reynolds
(785) 845-8444	505 SW Van Buren
The law firm of Mindy Reynolds is exclusively dedicated to family law. Mindy Reynolds has over twenty five years of legal experience with a solid reputation for helping Kansans achieve stable, workable, and cost effective solutions to their legal issues. Mindy Reynolds understands that family law deals with the most important and intimate aspects of her clients' lives. Whether your case involves divorce, legal separation, annulment, child custody, visitation, child support, spousal support, paternity, post-divorce matters, enforcement of court orders, or any other family law matters, Mindy Reynolds will guide you through the legal process to help...
Frank D. Taff
Bankruptcy, Personal Injury and Probate
Chapter 13 and Chapter 7 bankruptcy available to stop garnishments, repossessions, foreclosures and payday and title loan collection. Selected personal injury cases accepted on a contingency fee basis. Can assist foreign counsel with Madrid Protocol filings before the USPTO. Please call concerning other types of cases.
Christopher Coons
Coons and Crump is the largest consumer bankruptcy firm in Kansas with offices in Wichita, Topeka, Lawrence, and Overland Park. We have four bankruptcy attorneys and a team of staff able to help you recover from your financial disaster. We only handle consumer bankruptcy cases and limit our practice to normal people in financial trouble. Our primary areas of practice are consumer chapter 7 and chapter 13 bankruptcy. We understand how overwhelming the idea of bankruptcy can be to most people. We give free consultations so you can meet with an attorney without having to worry about paying just to...
Jessica Parks
(855) 805-0595	800 SW Jackson Street
No matter the situation, facing any divorce or family law matter can be emotionally trying for everyone involved. When these issues arise, it is important to have representation on your side that can effectively and compassionately guide you through your matter. Jessica Parks is a Junior Associate Attorney with Stange Law Firm, PC and she can assist and help clients throughout Shawnee County and the surrounding areas from the firm's Topeka, Kansas family law office. Jessica attended law school at the University of Kansas School of Law in Lawrence, Kansas. There she obtained her Juris Doctorate while also being a member...
Joseph Wittman
(785) 234-3663	112 SW 6th St
I have practiced bankruptcy law for 30 plus years. I am a graduate of the University of Kansas with a law degree from Washburn University Law School.
I have been a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy trustee for 25 years and handled over 18,000 cases as a trustee. AS a trustee I would review cases filed by other attorneys and find assets which would be available to pay to creditors. Only a few attorneys in Kansas have this experience and only a couple in the Topeka, KS area.
I am a member of the National Association of Bankruptcy Trustees (NABT), the...
Katherine Phelps
University of Missouri - Kansas City School of Law
Katherine Phelps is a divorce and family law attorney for Stange Law Firm, PC in Topeka, KS. She can assist clients throughout Shawnee County and the surrounding areas. Katherine completed her undergraduate studies at the University of Kansas, earning a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science. She went on to earn her Juris Doctorate from the University of Missouri – Kansas City School of Law. While in law school she completed internships for the Estate Planning and Drafting Clinic as well as the Midwest Innocence Project. She also worked as a law clerk for a firm in Kansas City, where...
Marc Schultz
Shawnee County, KS Lawyer
Free ConsultationAppeals, Consumer, Criminal Defense and Juvenile
Bryan W Smith
(785) 234-2453	5930 SW 29th
Business, Construction, Medical Malpractice and Personal Injury
Dedicated to the best result for my clients for over 25 years. I am licensed in Kansas and Missouri State and Federal Courts. I handle business transactions, trust disputes and personal injury claims(auto negligence and medical malpractice).
Casey Y Meek
Free ConsultationCannabis Law, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and White Collar Crime
Mr. Meek is licensed in Kansas and Missouri and he practices in municipal, state and federal courts throughout the Topeka, Lawrence and Kansas City metropolitan areas. Mr. Meek represents individuals during the investigation and prosecution of felony and misdemeanor charges, including: drug & alcohol offenses; DUI & other traffic offenses; property crimes; person crimes; and probation violations. Mr. Meek also assists clients with expungements of criminal investigations and convictions.
Ardith Smith-Woertz
Ms. Smith-Woertz focuses on family law, primarily handling cases involving divorce, child support, child custody and residency, parenting issues, and paternity. She serves clients throughout the northeastern quadrant of the state. Ms. Smith-Woertz is a Certified Mediator through the Kansas Office of Judicial Administration and regularly acts as a mediator/conciliator for parties involved in domestic disputes.
Jonathan M. Snyder
(785) 215-6680	1208 SW Tyler St.
Business, Estate Planning and Probate
(785) 231-1409	Central National Bank
800 SE Quincy
Anne Kindling
Health Care and Insurance Defense
Indiana University Maurer School of Law
Anne M. Kindling devotes her legal practice to health and hospital law, administrative and regulatory defense, and general civil litigation. Ms. Kindling counsels organizational and individual health care providers in connection with all aspects of health and hospital law, including regulatory compliance, business transactions, medical staff relations, peer review and risk management, professional licensure, and defense of medical malpractice claims throughout Kansas. Her civil litigation practice includes insurance defense, business disputes, and appellate advocacy.
Nicholas H. Jefferson
(785) 368-3883	215 SE 7th St, Rm 353
Construction, Energy, Environmental and IP
Holly Perkins
Ms. Perkins' practice is focused on defending large and small employers in state and federal courts and agencies. Representative matters include defending allegations of sexual harassment, retaliation, wrongful discharge, and discrimination claims including age, race, disability and sex discrimination. Ms. Perkins' practice also includes all facets of managementunion relations, including representing employers in matters relating to union avoidance, providing assistance to companies that are involved in union organizing campaigns, and representing management in labor arbitrations. Ms. Perkins also has experience assisting large and small employers in pursuing former employees for violations of non-competition agreements and for unfair competition and prosecuting...
Samantha G. Wagner
Ms. Wagner's domestic practice includes divorce, child custody, child support, spousal maintenance, and paternity.
Adam Mack
(785) 274-9040	2850 SW Mission Woods Drive #102
Bankruptcy, Divorce and Personal Injury
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# we switch frameworks, but the Flask config files look like this:
    sudo mkdir -p /etc/gluon || true
    sudo tee /etc/gluon/gluon.config >/dev/null <<EOF
NEUTRON_USERNAME = '$ADMIN_USERNAME'
NEUTRON_PASSWORD = '$ADMIN_PASSWORD'
NEUTRON_TENANTNAME = '$ADMIN_TENANT'
KEYSTONE_URL = '$KEYSTONE_AUTH_URI'
EOF
}

function shut_me_down {
    stop_process $name
}

# check for service enabled
if is_service_enabled $name; then

    if [[ "$1" == "stack" && "$2" == "pre-install" ]]; then
        # Set up system services
        echo_summary "Configuring system services $name"
	pre_install_me

    elif [[ "$1" == "stack" && "$2" == "install" ]]; then
        # Perform installation of service source
        echo_summary "Installing $name"
        install_me

    elif [[ "$1" == "stack" && "$2" == "post-config" ]]; then
        # Configure after the other layer 1 and 2 services have been configured
        echo_summary "Configuring $name"
        configure_me

    elif [[ "$1" == "stack" && "$2" == "extra" ]]; then
        # Initialize and start the service
        echo_summary "Initializing $name"
        init_me
    fi

    if [[ "$1" == "unstack" ]]; then
        # Shut down services
	shut_me_down
    fi

    if [[ "$1" == "clean" ]]; then
        # Remove state and transient data
        # Remember clean.sh first calls unstack.sh
        # no-op
        :
    fi
fi

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