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Boonville Drive-By
by Bruce McEwen, November 6, 2019 No Comment
Attempted murder charges stemming from an incident in Boonville have been filed on two Hopland men, Marshall Stillday and Asher Knight, for firing a shot at Jesus Alvarez-Ceja around 10 pm on August 7th. Ceja was in his vehicle at the Boonville Fairgrounds parking lot when a bullet fired from a passing car containing the two men narrowly missed Ceja's head.
When they were arrested, both Stillday and Knight admitted that they didn't know their intended victim.
Such is the nature of gang warfare. Stillday and Knight are both allegedly — and this is one of the charges they are facing — associated with the Norteños (Northerners) prison and street gang.
The un-associated Alvarez-Ceja was coming home to Boonville from a friend's house near Philo when he passed a silver Mustang driven by Stillday. Knight told Stillday, "That's that Boonville blue-ragger [a derogatory name for Sueño, or Southerner]."
Stillday made a u-turn and followed Alvarez-Ceja to the Boonville Pic-N-Pay convenience store. Alvarez-Ceja said he stopped at the Pic-N-Pay because he didn't want the silver Mustang to follow him to his residence. He spoke with a young man at the Pic-N-Pay, a relative named Oscar Bienveniedos-Rangel, a suspected gang member of the blue handkerchief (i.e., the blue rag) persuasion. Bienvenidos-Rangel wanted Alvarez-Ceja to buy him booze. Alvarez-Ceja declined to buy it and left the Pic-N-Pay only to find the Mustang on his tail again.
Still uncertain what to do, but unwilling to have the Mustang follow him home, Alvarez-Ceja pulled into the well-lit Fairgrounds parking lot, where he pulled up under the street light in about the center of the lot, and waited.
The Mustang entered the parking lot, stopped for a moment, then began to creep toward Alvarez-Ceja's vehicle, a white Acura Integra. Suddenly the Mustang sped up and as it got near — about five feet from Alvarez-Ceja's driver's side door, Knight fired a single shot that flew inches past Alvarez-Ceja's face and exited through the passenger-side rear window of his Integra.
The shell casing for a .45 ACP pistol was later found in the parking lot; a bullet hole was found in the bleachers west of the lot, as well, but the spent round was not recovered.
The shooter's Mustang sped away southbound on Highway 128.
Jesus Alvarez-Ceja, we may well imagine, crossed himself more piously than usual, also thanked his lucky stars and called 911. The first to respond to talk with the shaken young man was Officer Jay McCrae of the California Highway Patrol, who took the above statement from Alvarez-Ceja, and shortly thereafter, passed it on to County Deputy Sergeant Luis Espinoza who arrived on the scene around midnight.
Sgt. Espinoza, with his extensive gang-suppression experience, along with his familiarity with Boonville where he's a native son, took over the investigation. One of Sgt. Espinoza's first moves was to bring in Deputy Ryan Murdaugh, a gang expert who knew both Stillday and Knight well enough to recognize them from the video surveillance cameras at Pic-N-Pay.
On August 17th Deputy Murdaugh made a traffic stop on a Ford Fiesta in Ukiah for failure to dim its lights. The driver of the Fiesta was Nekko Garcia, whom Murdaugh had arrested before on gang-related charges, the front seat passenger was also a known gang member, Trevan Vallencia. Asher Knight along with Marshall Stillday were in the back seat. A search of the Fiesta produced a duffle bag, belonging to Asher Knight. Inside the bag was a Smith & Wesson 9 mm pistol in a nylon holster. The serial number — which someone had tried to file away — came back to Leland Murphy in Hopland. Asher Knight had been staying at Murphy's residence — having been asked to leave the Stillday residence where he'd lived before because of posting pictures of himself posing with guns on Snapchat.
Stillday, Knight
Leland Murphy turned out to be Nekko Garcia's grandfather, and when Mr. Murphy was asked if he owned a Smith & Wesson 9 mm, he said he did, but hadn't seen it in a long time. The gun Asher Knight posed with was a .45 caliber Glock 21 pistol, the same one believed to have been used in the Boonville incident. There was a lot of testimony about the gang associations of the two defendants, Stillday and Knight, and by the end of the day the prelim was still unfinished, and it was continued to November 4th at 8:30 am. So far, it looks like Knight was the shooter, and that the gun was stowed under the passenger seat of Stillday's Mustang.
The beginning of the prelim cleared up some of the ambiguities about the incident, but many still remain, and we hope to find out more on November 4th. So far it looks like just about anybody could be mistaken for a rival gang member and shot down in cold blood for no other reason. Stillday and Knight allegedly belong to a subset of the Norteños called UNLV; and no, it doesn't stand for University of Nevada Las Vegas, but rather, "Us Northerners Love Violence."
Katherine Ann Delaquadra appeared in Ukiah Superior Court October 31st, Halloween Day, for a report (a "1368 hearing") on her competency to participate in her own defense at trial. She had been evaluated by Ukiah psychologist Dr. Kevin Kelley and found competent, but she wanted another doctor to evaluate her, and this motion was denied by Judge Keith Faulder. She also wanted to get rid of her lawyer, a variation of a "Marsden motion," but since her lawyer was hired by Delaquadra herself, rather than appointed, it was procedurally a little different. The nature of Ms. Delaquadra's complaint regarding her lawyer was not made public, the judge having cleared the courtroom to hear it. But this motion was also denied. The lawyer, an out-of-towner I don't know, seemed as disappointed as Delaquadra that he wasn't relieved of the case.
Readers may remember the preliminary hearing more than a year ago in which a Ms. Delaquadra, an equine version of a cat lady, was bound over for trial on charges of animal cruelty and neglect in the care of her starving heard of horses, wherein three foals died, one killed by a stallion, another euthanized by a gunshot after breaking a foreleg, and the third from starvation. It was obvious that Ms. Delaquadra did not have the means to properly care for the animals.
Since then Delaquadra has campaigned to get her horses back; back, that is from the County of Mendocino, which has been taking care of the animals at considerable trouble and expense.
In attendance at the 1368 competency hearing were three local women who Delaquadra has named "The Cult." One of these women was Theresa Moore, the Redwood Valley ranch owner where Delaquadra last boarded her horse herd, and it was Theresa Moore who testified against Delaquadra at her 2018 prelim. Roni McFadden was also present as part of the Cult arrayed against Delaquadra. Ms. McFadden, an author of two books and owner of Ridgewood Ranch in Willits, worked for the veterinarian Dr. Michael Witt of Redwood Valley Equine and has a long history of witnessing the abuse and neglect Delaquadra has subjected her herd to over the years. Angie Herman, the third Cult member, is a long-time volunteer at SAFER Horse Rescue, and has followed Delaquadra's roaming herd from remote Spyrock Road, where her abuse was not so conspicuous, to Laytonville, and on to Willits where it became an obvious concern for any passerby, and things finally came to a head, as they say.
The Cult, these three women I named, are very familiar with all of Delaquadra's self-inflicted travails going back years, having read and tried to understand Delaquadra's manifesto on horse breeding and management (the defendant is homeless, herself, and, judging solely by appearances, her mode of livelihood is to go to landowners and beg for pasture-land to board her multiple horses on — and here it gets kinda nutty to explain because of Delaquadra's concepts of how horses should be kept, cared for, and how the foals should be reared for the realization of her Ideal Stud Farm and new breed of horses to outshine in beauty and intelligence even the famed Lipizzaners of Spain…
Anyway, for AVA readers who have read her (to me) impenetrable diatribes on the AVA's comment page or heard her statements to the Supervisors during public expression, it will perhaps seem an unusually patient person who could take such silly horse-hockey as her manifesto seriously.
But the ladies of The Cult go back even further and deeper into the (again, to me) ravings of Ms. Delaquadra, remembering Delaquadra's campaign from years ago in "Saving Holy Cahto" another manifesto written by Delaquadra and a "fund raiser" (ostensibly for her dream of a stud farm). Saving Holy Cahto from what, you ask? Well, from ancient evil spirits, Native American demons. The Cahto Tribe of Laytonville Rancheria, I suspect, does not endorse the horse lady's co-opting their traditions for her own ends, vague as those ends are.
Her utopian stud farm, where the mares and stallions run free over the open land — wait a minute, isn't the land all parceled up, privately owned, and ubiquitously fenced-in? These idiotic shenanigans would seem largely harmless except that Delaquadra has become so fanatic about it that she has accosted (apparently after stalking) both Theresa Moore — who was obliged to get a restraining order against Delaquadra — and Deputy DA Beth Norman at grocery stores, delivering her streams of vilification and such profuse profanity as would stir admiration of a drunk sailor.
Delaquadra has also made attempts to dissuade witnesses in this same manner by subjecting the veterinarian Dr. Witt to nasty threats and verbal abuse. She scalded the ears of your trusty courthouse correspondent with a tirade of vilification, which I'm long accustomed to but still….
During the hearing on Halloween, Judge Faulder — on the few occasions when Delaquadra let him get a word in — ordered her to stand trial on the charges she was arraigned on after the 2018 prelim. Still, she managed to put it off until February of 2020, saying as she left that she wanted it in March, at the earliest.


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E-commerce freezone Dubai CommerCity opens new facilities
The new facilities include office spaces as well as e-commerce logistics units and multi-client warehouses.
New e-commerce freezone Dubai CommerCity (DCC) has launched 470,000 sq ft of new facilities as part of its first stage, it announced on Sunday.
Spread across 2.1 million sq ft in Dubai's Umm Ramool area, the Dhs3.2bn development claims to be the first dedicated e-commerce freezone in the Middle East, North Africa and South Asia (MENASA) region.
Divided into three main clusters – business, logistics and social, the freezone aims to attract global and regional manufacturers, as well as distributors and global e-retailers while offering tax and investment incentives.
The launch of the new phase includes a built-up area of over 320,000 sq ft of offices spaces in the business cluster.
It also includes 145,000 sq ft e-commerce logistics units and multi-client warehouses in the logistics cluster, which will be managed and operated by Hellmann Worldwide Logistics and DHL.
Hellmann will provide end-to-end warehousing services like order management systems and streamlined customs clearance processes and offer last mile delivery services through its partner DHL Express, from the warehouse directly to the consumer.
Dubai CommerCity will also offer storage options and a pay-as-you-go payment model to ensure 'cost efficiency' and 'flexibility'.
It also also has signed partnership agreements with e-commerce software provider Magento Commerce and digital consultancy Redbox Digital to offer 'e-commerce-as-a-service' offerings including special rates on key Magento software, pre-integration with payment gateways, third party logistics systems, marketing affiliates and analytics tools. Project services such as consultancy, discovery and requirements building, as well as testing major and minor customisations will also be provided by Redbox.
Dubai CommerCity has so far leased more than 51 per cent of the logistics warehouses to companies launching their operations in different sectors, ranging from e-commerce, logistics and information technology to fashion, jewelry and electronics, a statement said.
"The launch of the new Dubai CommerCity facilities comes in line within the planned schedule," said Dr Mohammed Al Zarooni, director general of Dubai Airport Freezone Authority (DAFZA).
"Despite the global circumstances and the challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic, we have witnessed an urgent need to build a world-class e-commerce platform. It is set to attract specialised companies aiming to establish their regional headquarters in the emirate of Dubai, which helps them expand and develop their regional operations to be able to keep pace with the significant growth in e-commerce."
The global e-commerce sector is expected to grow 16.6 per cent CAGR between 2019 and 2022, while the Middle East, Africa and South Asia region is anticipated to see 18.4 per cent during that period. Numbers in the MENA and GCC region are higher, at 24.9 per cent and 32.9 per cent respectively.
"The launch of Dubai CommerCity aims to lead the future of e-commerce business in the region," said Sheikh Ahmed Bin Saeed Al Maktoum, chairman of DAFZA.
"The project has been thoroughly studied not only to provide foundational solutions, but also to stimulate and support business and prosperity at a time when the sector is going through peak growth."
The e-commerce industry has proven to be a key enabler of growth for companies and a new module adopted by many businesses, especially during the pandemic.
The acceleration of digital transformation within supply chains and trade during the Covid crisis has also spurred companies to ensure continued operations, he stated.
"The e-commerce sector is key as its value is expected to reach $148.5bn by 2022 in the MEASA region. The GCC region is the fastest growing in the e-commerce sector, and the UAE comes in second place as it is expected to grow 38.3 per cent CAGR. The UAE is also ranked the fifth largest B2C products e-commerce market in sales within the Middle East, Africa and South Asia region, valued at $4bn," said Sheikh Ahmed.
UAE companies in e-commerce account for 6 per cent of the list of the 100 largest companies in the sector within the MEASA region, he added.
Source : Gulf Business
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Sprayer Division expands with a number of new recruits
We are delighted to report that we have appointed a number of new recruits to further strengthen the McConnel Sprayer & Spreader team.
New recruits include Simon Morgan, Richard Watkins, Richard Lloyd, William Frost, Scott Jelfs, Adele Fox and Sam Jinks.
Simon Morgan has been appointed Principle Design Engineer for the McConnel Sprayer & Spreading Division. Simon has a Degree in Off Road Vehicle Design from Harper Adams and a MSc Degree from Cranfield University. When not at work, Simon's hobby is maintaining and restoring vintage cars and plant machinery.
Richard Watkins will be helping with the ongoing development of the Agribuggy & Multidrive products. Richard is a highly qualified and experienced design engineer with extensive sprayer knowledge. Having worked previously for Kellands Agricultural, Richard has all the skills and expertise needed for the job.
Richard Lloyd previously worked as Principal Engineer at Carmichaels in Worcester, designing Fire and Rescue vehicles. This included the Cobra Airport Rescue Fire Fighting chassis, body and firefighting systems. His new position at McConnel is Sprayer Design Engineer, developing the Multidrive product range.
William Frost is an ambitious employee who joined us from Travis Perkins to work within the Sprayer Parts department. William possesses strong sales, customer service and warehouse experience and we are delighted to have William on board.
Scott Jelfs is a practical Service Technician with a farming background, possessing good knowledge of hydraulics and mechanics with practical assembly experience from his time working within Alamo Group Manufacturing Services on the main product assembly line.
Adele Fox will be coordinating all service and support issues in relation to the Sprayer division. Adele joins us with extensive administration experience, most notably at Brightwells Limited. A confident and outgoing employee, we are delighted to have Adele join the team.
Sam Jinks, our new Stores Inventory Controller for the Sprayer Division. Sam joined us from the restaurant trade where he honed his customer service and inventory skills.
McConnel Sprayer Sales Manager, John Davis, said:
"I'm delighted to welcome all of our new recruits to McConnel and am confident their appointment ensures we have the expertise in place to support and offer an excellent level of service, as well as developing exciting new products."


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The Palliative Care Memory Tree has a new Home!
Thanks to the Selkirk and District Horticulture Society, the palliative care memory tree has a new home on the second floor of the Selkirk Regional Health Centre. On January 4, 2019, members of the Selkirk and District Horticulture Society, members of the Interlake Eastern Health Foundation and staff of the Selkirk Regional Health Centre gathered at the tree to acknowledge this generous donation.
The former Selkirk Hospital has been home to the palliative care memory tree for over 30 years. Hundreds of loving and meaningful messages, from friends and family remembering their loved ones, cover the tree.
Shortly after the new Selkirk Regional Health Centre opened in June 2017 the decision was made to move the tree over to the new hospital. The move was a team effort which included the original architects of the building, LM Architects, who designed the new shadow box, Quality Design Inc. who created the new shadow box, and Handley Machine Inc. who recreated the missing leaves.
"We were excited to have the opportunity to collaborate with the Interlake-Eastern Health Foundation, and our main objective was to honor past donors by relocating the Selkirk Hospital donor tree," LM's interior designer Lindsay Biberdorf said, "Our design was a tribute to and reused many elements of the previous display, but redeveloped them to work within the new Selkirk Regional Health Centre."
Diane Mitchell from the Selkirk and District Horticulture Society recalls an initial donation of $5000.00 in 2005 to the fund that helped move the tree. "Since then we have given 10% of the profits from our plant sale in May to the fund. At that time it was to help establish an outdoor garden area for palliative care patients and their families to enjoy," she says, "However, in 2017 we voted unanimously to have the funds used to save the memory tree and we are very happy to see it installed in the new hospital. It means a lot to the many donors that gave in remembrance of their family members."
The palliative care memory tree is a touching tribute piece that we are proud to showcase in the new hospital says Tammie-Lee Rogowski, Clinical Team Manager Palliative Care and Home Care Nursing Services.
Rogowski says "The memory tree has held deep meaning for those who contributed at the previous hospital and this meaning is what motivated us to ensure we found a way to move this important tribute piece to our new facility. I look forward to working with the Interlake Eastern Health Foundation to continue to acknowledge donations going forward."
Executive director Pamela McCallum says the foundation remains committed to finding ways to acknowledge our palliative care donations.
"We are currently exploring unique ways to showcase future palliative care donors," McCallum added, "We look forward to announcing an innovative palliative care memory piece for the new hospital in the very near future."
For more information on this and other examples of our region's incredible generosity, contact Pamela McCallum at pmccallum@ierha.ca or visit the IEHF on Facebook or their website at http://www.iehf.ca/
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Dual Health Care System Use and High-Risk Prescribing in Patients With Dementia: A National Cohort Study.
Background:Recent federal policy changes attempt to expand veterans' access to providers outside the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). Receipt of prescription medications across unconnected systems of care may increase the risk for unsafe prescribing, particularly in persons with dementia. Objective:To investigate the association between dual health care system use and potentially unsafe medication (PUM) prescribing. Design:Retrospective cohort study. Setting:National VA outpatient care facilities in 2010. Participants:75 829 veterans with dementia who were continuously enrolled in Medicare from 2007 to 2010; 80% were VA-only users, and 20% were VA-Medicare Part D (dual) users. Measurements:Augmented inverse propensity weighting was used to estimate the effect of dual-system versus VA-only prescribing on 4 indicators of PUM prescribing in 2010: any exposure to Healthcare Effectiveness Data and Information Set (HEDIS) high-risk medication in older adults (PUM-HEDIS), any daily exposure to prescriptions with a cumulative Anticholinergic Cognitive Burden (ACB) score of 3 or higher (PUM-ACB), any antipsychotic prescription (PUM-antipsychotic), and any PUM exposure (any-PUM). The annual number of days of each PUM exposure was also examined. Results:Compared with VA-only users, dual users had more than double the odds of exposure to any-PUM (odds ratio [OR], 2.2 [95% CI, 2.2 to 2.3]), PUM-HEDIS (OR, 2.4 [CI, 2.2 to 2.8]), and PUM-ACB (OR, 2.1 [CI, 2.0 to 2.2]). The odds of PUM-antipsychotic exposure were also greater in dual users (OR, 1.5 [CI, 1.4 to 1.6]). Dual users had an adjusted average of 44.1 additional days of any-PUM exposure (CI, 37.2 to 45.0 days). Limitation:Observational study design of veteran outpatients only. Conclusion:Among veterans with dementia, rates of PUM prescribing are significantly higher among dual-system users than with VA-only users. Primary Funding Source:U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.


The shrill and tragic story about an event that involved Count Lev Nikolaevich Tolstoy.
When a Siberian state forest guard discovers he has cancer and only two months left to live he chooses to take the identity of a woman as a way of fighting the disease.
39 years old Marina runs her own small business, a flower shop. She has a normal family with everyday worries. Everything about her life seems right, but behind this facade of success there are some terrible secrets lurking there.
In 1990s Belarus, a wanderlust young DJ is derailed by a typo in a forged US Visa application, forcing her to a backwater village where she is determined to fake her way to the American dream.
Dmitry is a strong willed, solid guy. He could easily quit the game, if only he knew he was playing.
Provincial Vika travels by train to St. Petersburg, where she meets a scientific employee of the Kunstkammer - Lisa. Lisa invites her temporarily stay at her home. Vicka will turn the life of Lisa into a series of endless parties.
Young Oksana puts her newly born Denis in a baby box. Sixteen years later she steals him away from a children's home, intent on making amends for her maternal neglect, and to exploit him to earn money in a corrupt legal system.
The shrill and tragic story about an event that involved Count Lev Nikolaevich Tolstoy. In an infantry regiment of the military based in the Tula region an offence occurs. In this regiment, the capital's lieutenant Grigory Kolokoltsev - inspired by progressive ideas - does his service. A military tribunal and execution await the soldier charged with the offence. Kolokoltsev asks Count Tolstoy for help - and he decides to protect the innocent man. The pointed history about the complexity of choice and fidelity to one's ideals is based on real events.


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Second Annual Meeting of CYG Pune, 2008 concludes: Preparations on schedule to host the Commonwealth Youth Games Pune 2008
May 12th 2008: The Organizing Committee of the Commonwealth Youth Games Pune, 2008 held its 2nd Annual Meeting at Le Meridien in the city on 12th May 2008. This high profile meeting was held to give an update on the progress of the preparations for the upcoming games to be held in October.
The annual meeting witnessed presentations by stakeholders including Government of Maharashtra and PMC and various sub-committees detailing the progress made in their respective functional areas.
These included Security and Traffic, Doping Control & Medical Services, Licensing & Merchandising, Accommodation, Hospitality, Technology, Accreditation, Sponsorship & Marketing and Volunteer Programme.
Addressing the meeting, Mr. Suresh Kalmadi, MP & Chairman, OC, CYG Pune 2008 and CWG Delhi 2010 said, "Commonwealth Games 2008 project is an ambitious and exceptional one which will leave a tremendous legacy to the Pune. I would llike to personally thank all the committee members for working hard to ensure that we host a truly spectacular Youth Games this October."
Mr. Kalmadi added, "The Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JNNURM) has budgeted 1500 crores for extensive upgradation and construction of the city infrastructure and civic amenities to get ready for the games. He also thanked all the stakeholders including the Army for having co-operated and supported CYG in Pune".
Mr. Laxmikant Deshmukh, Sports Director, Maharashtra was also present at the meeting. He gave an update on the progress of the Sports Infrastructure at the Balewadi Sports complex and said that almost 90% of the development work has been completed. Out of the nine disciplines, sporting venues for seven disciplines will be ready by the end of May 2008. The balance two venues will be ready by June 2008. An amount of 400 crores is being spent on the development of the Balewadi Stadium.
The Balewadi Stadium promises to be a significant landmark in the development of India's sports infrastructure and will continue to provide an impetus to future sports events in the country post CYG 2008. World class sports infrastructure at Balewadi has facilitated World Badminton Championships which will be held there immediately after the youth games from 23rd October 2008.
As the largest sporting event in Pune, CYG 2008 is expected to bring huge opportunities to the host city and help facilitate the rejuvenation of the the city infrastructure.
An overview of the games was given by Lt. Gen. Ashok Kapur, ADG, CYG Pune 2008. Mr. Vivek Kharwardkar, Additional City Engg, PMC presented PMC's plan for Pune city as it gears up for the youth games. Mr. Shirke, PCMC elaborated on the development of the city infrastructure.
Mohd. Aslam Khan, Chairman, Accreditation & Protocol, CWG Delhi 2010 explained the importance of the Accreditation & Protocol function of the games. Mr. Sunil Phulare, DCP shared the initiatives of the Pune Police in delivering a secure games in the city and in Balewadi. Lt. Gen. R K Chhabra, Chief of Staff, Southern Command also briefed the audience on initiatives taken by the Army towards making CYG a success. Prasar Bharati will be the host broadcaster for the games and will telecast the event live nationally.
Various green initiatives have been taken by the CYG Committee as a part of the games to create awareness about the environmental issues at various levels of the society through various programs. In keeping with the theme of "Go green", green technology has been used in the construction, building and energy sectors. Infrastructure Leasing & Financial Services Limited (IL&FS) and Global Managed Services have come on board and are developing strategies to create a model for the green games in order to minimize the environmental footprints of the games as much as possible.
Mr. Jason Dwyer, Director YBR along with Mr. Satish Pradhan, Vice President GTCC gave details about the Youth Baton Relay (YBR) which is a tradition that is being introduced for the first time in Commonwealth Youth Games. The underlying objective of the Youth Baton Relay is to create awareness about the CYG and get participation from people throughout the country for this event. The thematically designed baton will visit hundreds of universities and colleges on the route and more than 10 lac people will be part of this event.
Mr. Mike Hooper, CEO, Commonwealth Games Federation expressed satisfaction on the preparation of the games.
The general mood of the meeting was one of euphoria because the committee is pleased with the progress that has been made so far.
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Yesterday, the Council gave final approval to the city's budget for next year. Overall, I think this is a very good budget for the District. It includes an investment in many of the things that you and I both care deeply about – with record investment in affordable housing, homeless services, and more. In addition, there are significant investments in WMATA, public transit, public safety, local schools, neighborhood parks, and small business supports. But what gained a lot of attention during the final vote yesterday was how the Council decided to move forward with a tax relief package for residents and businesses. I heard strongly on all sides, and in the end, I offered a compromise amendment which the Council accepted. I wanted to share more about how I came to my decision on this important issue, and posted much more detail on my Facebook page if you'd like to read more.
Last week was a busy week as well. I addressed the DC Commission on Aging to talk about the importance of aging-in-place and the work I'm doing to support an Age-Friendly City. I also joined Council Education Chair David Grosso for a meeting with parents and school community leaders about the recent work of that committee. The conversation focused on the Chair's new approach to capital budgets and the recent report on school governance. But there were also great questions and discussion about how we continue improving neighborhood schools in every corner of Ward 6. I wrapped up the week with the Hill East Task Force, talking about the future of the RFK site, DC General, and much, much more.
With summer in full swing, the city is working hard to take care of residents who are sometimes more vulnerable during this time. Do you know about the DC Free Summer Meals program? For many kids and teens, school is the only place where they can rely on two full meals each day. That's why we provide free meals in the summer to make sure no child goes to bed hungry. Meal sites are located in every neighborhood across Ward 6 and DC. To locate a site near you, text "FOOD" to 877-877, call 1 (866) 3-HUNGRY, or visit osse.dc.gov/service/dc-free-summer-meals-program. In addition to providing food, the high heat and humidity can also mean many of our seniors or vulnerable residents are at higher risk. That's why we provide "Cooling Centers" across the city. For a map of all the cooling centers, splash parks, and pools to help beat the heat, click here.
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For a history buff and an architecture lover, Ajanta & Ellora is a place where one would get lost in the pages of history through the cave paintings and ancient temples.
Aurangabad is the 5th largest city in Maharashtra state, named after the Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb. It is also famous as a tourism hub as many historical monuments are close to the city. It includes UNESCO World Heritage Sites such as Ellora – Ajanta caves, Bibi Ka Maqbara, Jayakwadi Dam and many more places.
There is a very pleasant vibe about these caves built in the 2nd century. They speak a thousand stories with intricately carved paintings and sculptures. The air is filled with purity and wisdom. There is peace, positivity, religion, faith, art, and culture all speaking in one language. Humanity. There are Hindu caves along with Buddhist caves and Jain temples. This unique symbolism sends a message of harmony and religious peace in those times.
Ellora and Ajanta Caves are located 30km and 110km away respectively from Aurangabad. Ellora consists of 34 "caves" that are actually structures excavated out of the vertical face of the Charanandri hills. Buddhist, Hindu and Jain rock-cut temples and viharas and mathas were built between the 5th-century to 10th-century. Ajanta consists of 30 rock-cut Buddhist cave monuments which date from the 2nd century BCE to about 480 or 650 CE. Carvings and paintings inside the caves are masterpieces and proof as to why this place is one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The Ajanta caves are cut into the side of a cliff that is on the south side of a U-shaped gorge on the small river Waghur.
This UNESCO World Heritage Site is believed to be built by Rashtrakuta Rulers and locally known as Verul Leni. While Ajanta is famous for wall paintings, Ellora is famous for rock-cut architecture. It has 34 rock-sculpted temples created between the 4th and 9th centuries. There are 12 Buddhist, 17 Hindu and 5 Jain caves containing rock-cut temples and monasteries. The Cave nos. 2, 5, 10 and 12 are of the Buddhist group, Cave nos. 14, 15, 16, 21 and 29 are of the Brahmanical group and Caves 32 to 34 are of the Jaina group. These caves are carved out of 2 km long cliff-face, running north-south. The Jain Temples are at the northern end, the Hindu caves and temples in the center and finally the Buddhist ones at the southern end.
Out of all the 34 caves, the star attraction is Cave No.16, a single rock cut *Kailashnath Temple*. The Kailasha is a great monolithic rock cut temple isolated from the surrounding rock and excavated from top to bottom and scooped out all through from outside to inside. This is designed to recall Mount Kailash, the abode of Lord Shiva – looks like a freestanding, multi-storied temple complex. This temple is situated just in front of main entrance. The temple is a splendid achievement of Dravidian art.
Apart from the temples of Ajanta and Ellora, Daulatabad Fort is another amazing place to visit, a 12th-century structure situated about 15 kilometers from the city of Aurangabad. This fort was built in the 12th century by the Yadava King of Bhillima V and was called Devgiri. Devagiri was also known as "Devgad", "Surgiri" and "Dhargiri". In the early 14th century, Sultan Mohammed-bin-Tughlak moved his capital from Delhi to Devgiri and renamed this fort city as Daulatabad. Fort consists of multiple layers of massive walls, deep water trench around the fort and complex arrangement of entryways for a strong defense.
For a traveler, Aurangabad is filled with surprises. You need at least three days to explore Ajanta, Ellora and Daulatabad Fort as a whole. There are frequent buses connecting the prime locations. For stay, you can choose from the hotels and resorts in Aurangabad itself.


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The school announced Sunday that Dr. James Andrews will perform the operation Wednesday in Birmingham, Ala.
Bradford added that he intends to enter the draft if the recovery goes as anticipated. The rehabilitation time for the surgery is estimated at four to six months.
JACKSON, Miss. -- Mississippi State coach Dan Mullen spent much of Saturday night and Sunday morning reviewing a blown call, and asked for disciplinary action against the Southeastern Conference replay official who worked the Bulldogs' 29-19 loss to Florida.
Mullen says it's understandable if a field official makes a mistake because of the speed of the game, but the replay official can take his time and should be held accountable.
Linebacker Dustin Doe scored a touchdown after returning an interception in the fourth quarter, putting the Gators up 29-13. Replays appeared to show Brandon McRae stripped the ball from the celebrating linebacker short of the goal line.
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Chizik said Sunday that the struggling Todd gives the Tigers the best chance to win, starting with Saturday's visit by No. 24 Mississippi.
Todd passed for just 47 yards in Auburn's 31-10 loss at No. 9 LSU on Saturday night.
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Stephen Frears, 2006: Helen Mirren's astonishing portrayal of Elizabeth II in the week after the death of Diana, Princess of Wales helped make screenwriter Peter Morgan a name to reckon with.
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Cunningham, Edward, Jr
Cunningham and allied Atkinson, Harrison, Small, Trent, Wright, and other families : manuscript
Manuscripts and Archives Division | MssCol NYGB 18026
500 p, 23 cm; 500 p, 23 cm
Bogert, Henry A., 1827-1905
Henry A. Bogert property research notes on early families of New York City, Brooklyn, and Flushing, New York
3 v, ill. maps, 28 cm. or smaller; 3 v, ill. maps, 28 cm. or smaller
Henry A. Bogert (1827-1905) was a New York City real estate lawyer who resided in Flushing, New York. The collection consists of three volumes of Henry A. Bogert's manuscript abstracts and property maps drawn from New York City wills, deeds, and... more
Henry A. Bogert (1827-1905) was a New York City real estate lawyer who resided in Flushing, New York. The collection consists of three volumes of Henry A. Bogert's manuscript abstracts and property maps drawn from New York City wills, deeds, and land records, concerning the properties of many early families of New York City, Brooklyn and Flushing, New York, with citations to original court records, and genealogical notes, compiled in the late 19th century. The volumes also contain a few loose manuscript property maps, as well as printed maps of the Bowne Estate, 1854 (cut in sections with manuscript revisions), and the Estate of Jediel Jaggar, 1854, in v. 2. less
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Callister family papers, approximately 1741-1788
Manuscripts and Archives Division | MssCol 457
5 volumes (in one carton)
Correspondence, business records, and miscellaneous manuscripts of members of the Callister family, chiefly Henry Callister, merchant (ca. 1716-ca. 1768) and his wife, Sarah Trippe Callister (1731-1805), including items about Mrs. Callister's... more
Correspondence, business records, and miscellaneous manuscripts of members of the Callister family, chiefly Henry Callister, merchant (ca. 1716-ca. 1768) and his wife, Sarah Trippe Callister (1731-1805), including items about Mrs. Callister's schools for girls in Chestertown and Baltimore (1783-1788). Henry Callister came to Maryland as factor for Foster Cunliffe Sons, of Liverpool, England, and was resident at Oxford, Talbot County, and "Townside", an estate in Kent and Queen Anne's Counties, Md. Original manuscripts have not been counted, but photostatic reproductions fill 869 pages, plus an index volume. They contain a wealth of information concerning economic, mercantile, political, social, and cultural conditions on the Eastern Shore during the period, and include correspondence with persons in Great Britain; with Rev. Thomas Bacon (came to Maryland, 1745, d. 1768), compiler of The Laws of Maryland, organizer of the first charity school in the British colonies, and a pioneer in relations with the African American population; with Robert Morris, merchant of Talbot County, and his son, Robert Morris, Jr. (1734-1806), financier of the American Revolution; and with members of the Bolton, Bordley, Comegys, Earle, Eccleston, Goldsborough, Ridout, Gordon, Hesselius, Hollyday, Lloyd, Ringgold, Wright, and many other Maryland families. less


One of our readers, Pankaj, has asked for clarification on the posting called "The Gentleman Fled on Foot." Was I addressing a matter of diction, or was I advocating the denial of respect for persons in unfortunate circumstances?
Some publications and newsrooms have a policy of referring to people by surname only, once the full name has been mentioned.
Others have a policy of adding the honorific to the surname every time–or for a set number of times–after the full name has been mentioned.
My post was concerned with a practice that I've observed often enough to regard it as a trend. Apparently many news sources have no set policy because they sometimes refer to people by surname only, and sometimes with the honorific plus surname.
I first became aware of this strange practice several years ago when my dissertation adviser was murdered in his campus office. I'll call the professor "Jones," and the man who killed him "Smith." One of the articles published in a local paper, having named both men in the lead, went on for several columns to refer to the professor, who had a Ph.D. and was usually called "Dr. Jones," as "Jones," but referred to the other man as "Mr. Smith" each time he was mentioned.
It could be that the tendency to be super-polite when talking about criminals grows from the knowledge that anyone who has yet to be convicted must be referred to as an "alleged" whatever. Perhaps writers who call bank robbers "gentlemen" are just being cautious. I don't know.
In any case, the question forced me to look at why this inconsistency of diction bothers me. I've had to conclude that Mr. Pankaj is a more accepting person than I am. In the absence of a style sheet rule, I'd be inclined to leave off the "Mr." when it comes to perpetrators of the more horrid crimes.
For my local newspapers, they tend to leave out the honorific for alleged criminals. I disagree with this practice, since it always gives me the impression that the paper has already convicted the person even before a hearing.
That sounds very rude, especially if the person is later acquitted.
On the other hand, printing the honorific and surname of a person who is being charged sounds a little awkward, and may appear weird to someone looking through the archives if the person is later convicted.
A possible compromise might be to print the person's first name while he is not convicted.
I agree with you, but you reversed yourself with Pankaj's name by adding the honorific only after the first usage. Can your readers have an explanation?
How do you know "Pankaj" is a male's last name?
I didn't know what kind of name "Pankaj" is. I thought the "Mr." fit the context of my article.
As for horrid/horrific — why were you hoping for horrific?


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While in college, Misha had a paid internship at the Bronx Zoo in the Mammalogy department, followed by spending a semester abroad with the School for Field Studies in Kenya. After returning to the States, Misha was able to continue gaining hands-on experience as a volunteer at Mystic Aquarium and an intern with the World Bird Sanctuary. She paid the bills by taking on the responsibility of being the college residential Housefellow, tutoring elementary school kids in reading, taking notes for the school accessibility office, being the women's ice hockey team announcer, and working nights at an ice cream parlor.
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Never one to stop learning, Misha earned a certificate in Conservation Biology from Columbia University before sunny weather called her west to California. There, she worked as a wildlife educator, caring for animals and bringing them out to different audiences. Misha has always loved talking with people, and being able to share her excitement for animals and nature gave her a sense of purpose that she was helping others care more and be better stewards for wildlife.
When the chance to help develop a new department and a brand-new wing of the California Science Center came up, Misha joined the team as the first member of the Living Collections department, where she helped create the initial policies, procedures, and staffing for the team, as well as manage the permits and records for the burgeoning collection of animals for the Science Center's Ecosystems gallery. Over the years, Misha has grown with the department that she now leads as the Director of Husbandry.
Misha's growth mindset and her apparent interest in amassing academic credentials, leads her to regularly seek out opportunities to grow. It's meant that she holds certificates in Management Development from the University of Southern California and Management & Operations through the Association of Zoos & Aquariums, a miniMBA from Miami University, and a Master's degree through the Advanced Inquiry Program/Miami University/San Diego Zoo Global. Her Master's focused on helping people grow and develop within conservation careers, which aligned well with her work with AZA's Professional Development Committee's Next Level Leader task force. She is also a member of the 2020-2021 cohort of AZA's Executive Leadership Development Program through which she worked on a team project to substantially improve the diversity, equity, accessibility, and inclusivity across the AZA community.
Misha's love of wildlife and nature has remained constant throughout her life, and she's been fortunate and grateful to have had a career that aligns with her passion. She's cared for animals and educated the public about different species and conservation issues. But Dr. Schaller's advice back in 2000 that conservation is really about people continues to echo in her head, and now that Misha is leading teams and dedicated to helping colleagues enter the field and grow their skills, perhaps what she's most proud of is supporting her professional community to do their best work for wildlife!
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		pServerData->nFD = nSockIndex;
		*(pServerData->pData) = xData;

		m_pLogModule->LogNormal(NFILogModule::NLL_INFO_NORMAL, NFGUID(0, xData.server_id()), xData.server_name(), "RefreshWorldInfo");

	}

	SynWorldToLoginAndWorld();
}

void NFCMasterNet_ServerModule::OnLoginRegisteredProcess(const NFSOCK nSockIndex, const int nMsgID, const char* msg, const uint32_t nLen)
{
	NFGUID nPlayerID;
	NFMsg::ServerInfoReportList xMsg;
	if (!m_pNetModule->ReceivePB( nMsgID, msg, nLen, xMsg, nPlayerID))
	{
		return;
	}

	for (int i = 0; i < xMsg.server_list_size(); ++i)
	{
		const NFMsg::ServerInfoReport& xData = xMsg.server_list(i);
		NF_SHARE_PTR<ServerData> pServerData = mLoginMap.GetElement(xData.server_id());
		if (!pServerData)
		{
			pServerData = NF_SHARE_PTR<ServerData>(NF_NEW ServerData());
			mLoginMap.AddElement(xData.server_id(), pServerData);
		}

		pServerData->nFD = nSockIndex;
		*(pServerData->pData) = xData;

		m_pLogModule->LogNormal(NFILogModule::NLL_INFO_NORMAL, NFGUID(0, xData.server_id()), xData.server_name(), "LoginRegistered");
	}

	SynWorldToLoginAndWorld();
}

void NFCMasterNet_ServerModule::OnLoginUnRegisteredProcess(const NFSOCK nSockIndex, const int nMsgID, const char* msg, const uint32_t nLen)
{
	NFGUID nPlayerID;
	NFMsg::ServerInfoReportList xMsg;
	if (!m_pNetModule->ReceivePB( nMsgID, msg, nLen, xMsg, nPlayerID))
	{
		return;
	}

	for (int i = 0; i < xMsg.server_list_size(); ++i)
	{
		const NFMsg::ServerInfoReport& xData = xMsg.server_list(i);

		mLoginMap.RemoveElement(xData.server_id());

		m_pLogModule->LogNormal(NFILogModule::NLL_INFO_NORMAL, NFGUID(0, xData.server_id()), xData.server_name(), "LoginUnRegistered");

	}
}

void NFCMasterNet_ServerModule::OnRefreshLoginInfoProcess(const NFSOCK nSockIndex, const int nMsgID, const char* msg, const uint32_t nLen)
{
	NFGUID nPlayerID;
	NFMsg::ServerInfoReportList xMsg;
	if (!m_pNetModule->ReceivePB( nMsgID, msg, nLen, xMsg, nPlayerID))
	{
		return;
	}

	for (int i = 0; i < xMsg.server_list_size(); ++i)
	{
		const NFMsg::ServerInfoReport& xData = xMsg.server_list(i);
		NF_SHARE_PTR<ServerData> pServerData = mLoginMap.GetElement(xData.server_id());
		if (!pServerData)
		{
			pServerData = NF_SHARE_PTR<ServerData>(NF_NEW ServerData());
			mLoginMap.AddElement(xData.server_id(), pServerData);
		}

		pServerData->nFD = nSockIndex;
		*(pServerData->pData) = xData;

		m_pLogModule->LogNormal(NFILogModule::NLL_INFO_NORMAL, NFGUID(0, xData.server_id()), xData.server_name(), "RefreshLoginInfo");

	}
}

void NFCMasterNet_ServerModule::OnSelectWorldProcess(const NFSOCK nSockIndex, const int nMsgID, const char* msg, const uint32_t nLen)
{
	NFGUID nPlayerID;
	NFMsg::ReqConnectWorld xMsg;
	if (!m_pNetModule->ReceivePB( nMsgID, msg, nLen, xMsg, nPlayerID))
	{
		return;
	}

	NF_SHARE_PTR<ServerData> pServerData = mWorldMap.GetElement(xMsg.world_id());
	if (!pServerData)
	{
		return;
	}

	m_pNetModule->SendMsgPB(NFMsg::EGameMsgID::EGMI_REQ_CONNECT_WORLD, xMsg, pServerData->nFD);
}

bool NFCMasterNet_ServerModule::Execute()
{
	LogGameServer();

	return true;
}

void NFCMasterNet_ServerModule::OnSelectServerResultProcess(const NFSOCK nSockIndex, const int nMsgID, const char* msg, const uint32_t nLen)
{
	NFGUID nPlayerID;
	NFMsg::AckConnectWorldResult xMsg;
	if (!m_pNetModule->ReceivePB( nMsgID, msg, nLen, xMsg, nPlayerID))
	{
		return;
	}

	NF_SHARE_PTR<ServerData> pServerData = mLoginMap.GetElement(xMsg.login_id());
	if (!pServerData)
	{
		return;
	}

	m_pNetModule->SendMsgPB(NFMsg::EGameMsgID::EGMI_ACK_CONNECT_WORLD, xMsg, pServerData->nFD);
}

bool NFCMasterNet_ServerModule::AfterInit()
{
	m_pNetModule->AddReceiveCallBack(NFMsg::EGMI_STS_HEART_BEAT, this, &NFCMasterNet_ServerModule::OnHeartBeat);
	m_pNetModule->AddReceiveCallBack(NFMsg::EGMI_WTM_WORLD_REGISTERED, this, &NFCMasterNet_ServerModule::OnWorldRegisteredProcess);
	m_pNetModule->AddReceiveCallBack(NFMsg::EGMI_WTM_WORLD_UNREGISTERED, this, &NFCMasterNet_ServerModule::OnWorldUnRegisteredProcess);
	m_pNetModule->AddReceiveCallBack(NFMsg::EGMI_WTM_WORLD_REFRESH, this, &NFCMasterNet_ServerModule::OnRefreshWorldInfoProcess);
	m_pNetModule->AddReceiveCallBack(NFMsg::EGMI_LTM_LOGIN_REGISTERED, this, &NFCMasterNet_ServerModule::OnLoginRegisteredProcess);
	m_pNetModule->AddReceiveCallBack(NFMsg::EGMI_LTM_LOGIN_UNREGISTERED, this, &NFCMasterNet_ServerModule::OnLoginUnRegisteredProcess);
	m_pNetModule->AddReceiveCallBack(NFMsg::EGMI_LTM_LOGIN_REFRESH, this, &NFCMasterNet_ServerModule::OnRefreshLoginInfoProcess);
	m_pNetModule->AddReceiveCallBack(NFMsg::EGMI_REQ_CONNECT_WORLD, this, &NFCMasterNet_ServerModule::OnSelectWorldProcess);
	m_pNetModule->AddReceiveCallBack(NFMsg::EGMI_ACK_CONNECT_WORLD, this, &NFCMasterNet_ServerModule::OnSelectServerResultProcess);
	m_pNetModule->AddReceiveCallBack(NFMsg::EGMI_STS_SERVER_REPORT, this, &NFCMasterNet_ServerModule::OnServerReport);

	m_pNetModule->AddReceiveCallBack(this, &NFCMasterNet_ServerModule::InvalidMessage);

	m_pNetModule->AddEventCallBack(this, &NFCMasterNet_ServerModule::OnSocketEvent);
	m_pNetModule->ExpandBufferSize();

	NF_SHARE_PTR<NFIClass> xLogicClass = m_pClassModule->GetElement(NFrame::Server::ThisName());
	if (xLogicClass)
	{
		const std::vector<std::string>& strIdList = xLogicClass->GetIDList();
		for (int i = 0; i < strIdList.size(); ++i)
		{
			const std::string& strId = strIdList[i];

			const int nServerType = m_pElementModule->GetPropertyInt32(strId, NFrame::Server::Type());
			const int nServerID = m_pElementModule->GetPropertyInt32(strId, NFrame::Server::ServerID());
			if (nServerType == NF_SERVER_TYPES::NF_ST_MASTER && pPluginManager->GetAppID() == nServerID)
			{
				const int nPort = m_pElementModule->GetPropertyInt32(strId, NFrame::Server::Port());
				const int nMaxConnect = m_pElementModule->GetPropertyInt32(strId, NFrame::Server::MaxOnline());
				const int nCpus = m_pElementModule->GetPropertyInt32(strId, NFrame::Server::CpuCount());
				const std::string& strName = m_pElementModule->GetPropertyString(strId, NFrame::Server::Name());
				const std::string& strIP = m_pElementModule->GetPropertyString(strId, NFrame::Server::IP());

				int nRet = m_pNetModule->Initialization(nMaxConnect, nPort, nCpus);
				if (nRet < 0)
				{
					std::ostringstream strLog;
					strLog << "Cannot init server net, Port = " << nPort;
					m_pLogModule->LogNormal(NFILogModule::NLL_ERROR_NORMAL, NULL_OBJECT, strLog, __FUNCTION__, __LINE__);
					NFASSERT(nRet, "Cannot init server net", __FILE__, __FUNCTION__);
					exit(0);
				}
				NFMsg::ServerInfoReport reqMsg;

				reqMsg.set_server_id(nServerID);
				reqMsg.set_server_name(strName);
				reqMsg.set_server_cur_count(0);
				reqMsg.set_server_ip(strIP);
				reqMsg.set_server_port(nPort);
				reqMsg.set_server_max_online(nMaxConnect);
				reqMsg.set_server_state(NFMsg::EST_NARMAL);
				reqMsg.set_server_type(nServerType);

				auto pServerData = NF_SHARE_PTR<ServerData>(NF_NEW ServerData());
				*(pServerData->pData) = reqMsg;
				mMasterMap.AddElement(nServerID, pServerData);
			}
		}
	}

	return true;
}

void NFCMasterNet_ServerModule::OnSocketEvent(const NFSOCK nSockIndex, const NF_NET_EVENT eEvent, NFINet* pNet)
{
	//std::cout << "OnSocketEvent::thread id=" << GetCurrentThreadId() << std::endl;

	if (eEvent & NF_NET_EVENT_EOF)
	{
		m_pLogModule->LogNormal(NFILogModule::NLL_INFO_NORMAL, NFGUID(0, nSockIndex), "NF_NET_EVENT_EOF", "Connection closed", __FUNCTION__, __LINE__);
		OnClientDisconnect(nSockIndex);
	}
	else if (eEvent & NF_NET_EVENT_ERROR)
	{
		m_pLogModule->LogNormal(NFILogModule::NLL_INFO_NORMAL, NFGUID(0, nSockIndex), "NF_NET_EVENT_ERROR", "Got an error on the connection", __FUNCTION__, __LINE__);
		OnClientDisconnect(nSockIndex);
	}
	else if (eEvent & NF_NET_EVENT_TIMEOUT)
	{
		m_pLogModule->LogNormal(NFILogModule::NLL_INFO_NORMAL, NFGUID(0, nSockIndex), "NF_NET_EVENT_TIMEOUT", "read timeout", __FUNCTION__, __LINE__);
		OnClientDisconnect(nSockIndex);
	}
	else  if (eEvent & NF_NET_EVENT_CONNECTED)
	{
		m_pLogModule->LogNormal(NFILogModule::NLL_INFO_NORMAL, NFGUID(0, nSockIndex), "NF_NET_EVENT_CONNECTED", "connected success", __FUNCTION__, __LINE__);
		OnClientConnected(nSockIndex);
	}
}

void NFCMasterNet_ServerModule::OnClientDisconnect(const NFSOCK nAddress)
{

	NF_SHARE_PTR<ServerData> pServerData = mWorldMap.First();
	while (pServerData)
	{
		if (nAddress == pServerData->nFD)
		{
			pServerData->pData->set_server_state(NFMsg::EST_CRASH);
			pServerData->nFD = 0;

			SynWorldToLoginAndWorld();
			return;
		}

		pServerData = mWorldMap.Next();
	}

	//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

	int nServerID = 0;
	pServerData = mLoginMap.First();
	while (pServerData)
	{
		if (nAddress == pServerData->nFD)
		{
			nServerID = pServerData->pData->server_id();
			break;
		}

		pServerData = mLoginMap.Next();
	}

	mLoginMap.RemoveElement(nServerID);

}

void NFCMasterNet_ServerModule::OnClientConnected(const NFSOCK nAddress)
{
}

void NFCMasterNet_ServerModule::SynWorldToLoginAndWorld()
{
	NFMsg::ServerInfoReportList xData;

	NF_SHARE_PTR<ServerData> pServerData = mWorldMap.First();
	while (pServerData)
	{
		NFMsg::ServerInfoReport* pData = xData.add_server_list();
		*pData = *(pServerData->pData);

		pServerData = mWorldMap.Next();
	}

	//loginserver
	pServerData = mLoginMap.First();
	while (pServerData)
	{
		m_pNetModule->SendMsgPB(NFMsg::EGameMsgID::EGMI_STS_NET_INFO, xData, pServerData->nFD);

		pServerData = mLoginMap.Next();
	}

	//world server
	pServerData = mWorldMap.First();
	while (pServerData)
	{
		m_pNetModule->SendMsgPB(NFMsg::EGameMsgID::EGMI_STS_NET_INFO, xData, pServerData->nFD);

		pServerData = mWorldMap.Next();
	}

}

void NFCMasterNet_ServerModule::LogGameServer()
{
	if (mnLastLogTime + 60 > GetPluginManager()->GetNowTime())
	{
		return;
	}

	mnLastLogTime = GetPluginManager()->GetNowTime();

	//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

	m_pLogModule->LogNormal(NFILogModule::NLL_INFO_NORMAL, NFGUID(), "Begin Log WorldServer Info", "");

	NF_SHARE_PTR<ServerData> pGameData = mWorldMap.First();
	while (pGameData)
	{
		std::ostringstream stream;
		stream << "Type: " << pGameData->pData->server_type() << " ID: " << pGameData->pData->server_id() << " State: " << NFMsg::EServerState_Name(pGameData->pData->server_state()) << " IP: " << pGameData->pData->server_ip() << " FD: " << pGameData->nFD;
		m_pLogModule->LogNormal(NFILogModule::NLL_INFO_NORMAL, NFGUID(), stream);

		pGameData = mWorldMap.Next();
	}

	m_pLogModule->LogNormal(NFILogModule::NLL_INFO_NORMAL, NFGUID(), "End Log WorldServer Info", "");

	m_pLogModule->LogNormal(NFILogModule::NLL_INFO_NORMAL, NFGUID(), "Begin Log LoginServer Info", "");

	//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
	pGameData = mLoginMap.First();
	while (pGameData)
	{
		std::ostringstream stream;
		stream << "Type: " << pGameData->pData->server_type() << " ID: " << pGameData->pData->server_id() << " State: " << NFMsg::EServerState_Name(pGameData->pData->server_state()) << " IP: " << pGameData->pData->server_ip() << " FD: " << pGameData->nFD;
		m_pLogModule->LogNormal(NFILogModule::NLL_INFO_NORMAL, NFGUID(), stream);

		pGameData = mLoginMap.Next();
	}

	m_pLogModule->LogNormal(NFILogModule::NLL_INFO_NORMAL, NFGUID(), "End Log LoginServer Info", "");

}

void NFCMasterNet_ServerModule::OnHeartBeat(const NFSOCK nSockIndex, const int nMsgID, const char * msg, const uint32_t nLen)
{
}

void NFCMasterNet_ServerModule::InvalidMessage(const NFSOCK nSockIndex, const int nMsgID, const char * msg, const uint32_t nLen)
{
	printf("NFNet || unMsgID=%d\n", nMsgID);
}

void NFCMasterNet_ServerModule::OnServerReport(const NFSOCK nFd, const int msgId, const char* buffer, const uint32_t nLen)
{
	NFGUID xGUID;
	NFMsg::ServerInfoReport msg;
	if (!m_pNetModule->ReceivePB(msgId, buffer, nLen, msg, xGUID))
	{
		return;
	}

	std::shared_ptr<ServerData> pServerData;
	switch (msg.server_type())
	{
		case NF_SERVER_TYPES::NF_ST_LOGIN:
		{
			pServerData = mLoginMap.GetElement(msg.server_id());
			if (!pServerData)
			{
				pServerData = std::shared_ptr<ServerData>(new ServerData());
				mLoginMap.AddElement(msg.server_id(), pServerData);
			}
		}
		break;
		case NF_SERVER_TYPES::NF_ST_WORLD:
		{
			pServerData = mWorldMap.GetElement(msg.server_id());
			if (!pServerData)
			{
				pServerData = std::shared_ptr<ServerData>(new ServerData());
				mWorldMap.AddElement(msg.server_id(), pServerData);
			}
		}
		break;
		case NF_SERVER_TYPES::NF_ST_PROXY:
		{
			pServerData = mProxyMap.GetElement(msg.server_id());
			if (!pServerData)
			{
				pServerData = std::shared_ptr<ServerData>(new ServerData());
				mProxyMap.AddElement(msg.server_id(), pServerData);
			}
		}
		break;
		case NF_SERVER_TYPES::NF_ST_GAME:
		{
			pServerData = mGameMap.GetElement(msg.server_id());
			if (!pServerData)
			{
				pServerData = std::shared_ptr<ServerData>(new ServerData());
				mGameMap.AddElement(msg.server_id(), pServerData);
			}
		}
		break;

		default:
		{
			//m_pLogModule->LogError("UNKNOW SERVER TYPE", msg.server_type());
		}
		break;
	}

	//udate status
	if (pServerData)
	{
		pServerData->nFD = nFd;
		*(pServerData->pData) = msg;
	}
}

std::string NFCMasterNet_ServerModule::GetServersStatus()
{
	/*
	rapidjson::Document doc;
	rapidjson::Document::AllocatorType& allocator = doc.GetAllocator();
	rapidjson::Value root(rapidjson::kObjectType);

	root.AddMember("code", 0, allocator);
	root.AddMember("errMsg", "", allocator);
	root.AddMember("nowTime", pPluginManager->GetNowTime(), allocator);

	rapidjson::Value master(rapidjson::kArrayType);
	std::shared_ptr<ServerData> pServerData = mMasterMap.First();
	while (pServerData)
	{
		rapidjson::Value server(rapidjson::kObjectType);
		server.AddMember("serverId", pServerData->pData->server_id(), allocator);
		server.AddMember("servrName", rapidjson::Value(pServerData->pData->server_name().c_str(), allocator), allocator);
		server.AddMember("ip", rapidjson::Value(pServerData->pData->server_ip().c_str(), allocator), allocator);
		server.AddMember("port", pServerData->pData->server_port(), allocator);
		server.AddMember("onlineCount", pServerData->pData->server_cur_count(), allocator);
		server.AddMember("status", (int)pServerData->pData->server_state(), allocator);

		master.PushBack(server, allocator);
		pServerData = mMasterMap.Next();
	}
	root.AddMember("master", master, allocator);

	rapidjson::Value logins(rapidjson::kArrayType);
	pServerData = mLoginMap.First();
	while (pServerData)
	{
		rapidjson::Value server(rapidjson::kObjectType);
		server.AddMember("serverId", pServerData->pData->server_id(), allocator);
		server.AddMember("servrName", rapidjson::Value(pServerData->pData->server_name().c_str(), allocator), allocator);
		server.AddMember("ip", rapidjson::Value(pServerData->pData->server_ip().c_str(), allocator), allocator);
		server.AddMember("port", pServerData->pData->server_port(), allocator);
		server.AddMember("onlineCount", pServerData->pData->server_cur_count(), allocator);
		server.AddMember("status", (int)pServerData->pData->server_state(), allocator);

		logins.PushBack(server, allocator);
		pServerData = mLoginMap.Next();
	}
	root.AddMember("logins", logins, allocator);

	rapidjson::Value worlds(rapidjson::kArrayType);
	pServerData = mWorldMap.First();
	while (pServerData.get())
	{
		rapidjson::Value server(rapidjson::kObjectType);
		server.AddMember("serverId", pServerData->pData->server_id(), allocator);
		server.AddMember("servrName", rapidjson::Value(pServerData->pData->server_name().c_str(), allocator), allocator);
		server.AddMember("ip", rapidjson::Value(pServerData->pData->server_ip().c_str(), allocator), allocator);
		server.AddMember("port", pServerData->pData->server_port(), allocator);
		server.AddMember("onlineCount", pServerData->pData->server_cur_count(), allocator);
		server.AddMember("status", (int)pServerData->pData->server_state(), allocator);

		worlds.PushBack(server, allocator);
		pServerData = mWorldMap.Next();
	}
	root.AddMember("worlds", worlds, allocator);

	rapidjson::Value proxys(rapidjson::kArrayType);
	pServerData = mProxyMap.First();
	while (pServerData.get())
	{
		rapidjson::Value server(rapidjson::kObjectType);
		server.AddMember("serverId", pServerData->pData->server_id(), allocator);
		server.AddMember("servrName", rapidjson::Value(pServerData->pData->server_name().c_str(), allocator), allocator);
		server.AddMember("ip", rapidjson::Value(pServerData->pData->server_ip().c_str(), allocator), allocator);
		server.AddMember("port", pServerData->pData->server_port(), allocator);
		server.AddMember("onlineCount", pServerData->pData->server_cur_count(), allocator);
		server.AddMember("status", (int)pServerData->pData->server_state(), allocator);

		proxys.PushBack(server, allocator);
		pServerData = mProxyMap.Next();
	}
	root.AddMember("proxys", proxys, allocator);

	rapidjson::Value games(rapidjson::kArrayType);
	pServerData = mGameMap.First();
	while (pServerData.get())
	{
		rapidjson::Value server(rapidjson::kObjectType);
		server.AddMember("serverId", pServerData->pData->server_id(), allocator);
		server.AddMember("servrName", rapidjson::Value(pServerData->pData->server_name().c_str(), allocator), allocator);
		server.AddMember("ip", rapidjson::Value(pServerData->pData->server_ip().c_str(), allocator), allocator);
		server.AddMember("port", pServerData->pData->server_port(), allocator);
		server.AddMember("onlineCount", pServerData->pData->server_cur_count(), allocator);
		server.AddMember("status", (int)pServerData->pData->server_state(), allocator);

		games.PushBack(server, allocator);
		pServerData = mGameMap.Next();
	}
	root.AddMember("games", games, allocator);

	rapidjson::StringBuffer jsonBuf;
	rapidjson::Writer<rapidjson::StringBuffer> jsonWriter(jsonBuf);
	root.Accept(jsonWriter);

	return jsonBuf.GetString();

	*/
	return "";
}


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File under: Comics, Everything July 7, 2016
The mantle of Iron Man to be taken up by 15-year-old black woman
Jonny Robot
Spoiler Warning: There will be some discussion of Civil War II in this post, however nothing is explicitly been given away.
Marvel is not shy about making bold moves when it comes to its iconic- and innumerably Caucasian- mantles, having shaken things up a few times over the last few years with characters like Miles Morales and Sam Wilson. Tony Stark, better known as Iron Man, will be the latest hero to step out of his iconic garb and pass the torch on to 15-year-old Riri Williams, according to Time Magazine.
Introducing the new Iron Man: Riri Williams
Following the events of Civil War II, Tony Stark, one of comics most recognizable figures, will retire the hero life and the iconic suit, according to writer Michael Brian Bendis. Stepping up to replace him will be Riri Williams, a scientific and mechanical genius, not dissimilar to the goatee'd playboy. Stark takes a vivid interest in the college freshman after he discovers that she secretly constructed her own Iron Man suit in her dorm room.
In the interview with Time, Bendis discussed how he came up with the idea for Williams a couple of years ago while working in Chicago. Bendis says the core of the idea comes from wanting to make the world a better place and not combating tragic violence with more violence. Bendis says Williams is not a typical vigilante, but instead wants to use her acumen in science to develop ways to protect, empower and better the lives of those living in the dangerous pockets of society.
One of the biggest issues Bendis and his creative team have faced so far with the newest iteration of Iron Man is fan reaction. Bendis said there has been some racist push back with making Iron Man a black woman. This is nothing new to Bendis though, as he claims the same resistance was there with the creation of Miles Morales. Bendis said to Times that it is important to be able to tell different stories from different perspectives, with the creation and implementation of Williams character feeling entirely organic.
"We never had a meeting saying, "We need to create this character," Bendis said. "It's inspired by the world around me and not seeing that represented enough in popular culture."
Bendis said that one of the biggest regrets of his career so far has not been doing more to create characters and tell stories that reflect the diverse readership of comics and the world we live. Bendis hopes other creators will be inspired by the work they are doing with characters like Miles Morales and Riri Williams and that they too will be "inspired by the world around [them]" and do something to see "that represented [more] in popular culture."
Tags: Brian Michael Bendis, Iron Man, Marvel, Marvel Comics, Miles Morales, Riri Williams, Spider-Man, Tony Stark
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Within planning theory a new paradigm has been introduced: discursive planning. In this paper we want to elaborate how this concept can be applied to urban development projects. A discursive perspective on real estate development implies that there is a continuous debate about the content of specific real estate development projects, its meaning, its resources and its connections with urban policies. Especially the way connections are made between abstract urban policy programmes on the one hand and specific urban development projects on the other hand, is the central focus of our paper. We have selected two case studies in the Netherlands in our empirical data set: the case of 'Brainport Eindhoven' in relation to the 'High Tech Campus' and the case of 'Mainport Rotterdam' in relation to the 'Stadshavens project' (waterfront developments at former port areas). This study focused on the connections and disconnections between the development of strategic urban area development projects (so-called micro-narratives) and the cities' and regions' larger social, cultural and spatial development policies (so-called master narratives). In addition to Minzberg, Ahlstrand & Lampel (1998) we will introduce a model for 'emerging strategy'. Urban development projects are a combination of strategy and emerging developments (even coincidence) as chance events that occur within the context of the project. In the first paragraph of our paper we will introduce our research topic and outline. In the second paragraph we will describe theoretically the shift from traditional planning to deliberative and collaborative planning and we will introduce our ideas about an emerging strategy for urban development and real estate projects. In paragraph three we will explain which cases are selected and why. Based on desk research (vision documents, planning reports, notes of meetings, et cetera) and in-depth interviews with key players, we've collected al lot of empirical data which we will present in paragraph four (Brainport case) and five (Mainport case).In paragraph six we will make a comparison between the two in-depth cases studies and we will show how an emerging strategy model can be implied in the practice of urban development. In the final paragraph seven we will present our conclusions in general for theory building as well as some application for development practices in a highly complex and interdependent world of urban development projects.
Verheul, Wouter Jan, and Tom Daamen. "Emerging Strategy in Large Urban Development Projects: Real Estate Development in the Mainport and the Brainport of the Netherlands." In 20th Annual European Real Estate Society Conference. ERES: Conference. Vienna, Austria, 2013.
Camlibel, Mehmet Emre, Gulcemal Alhanlioglu, and Deniz Ugurlu. "Structural Models of Urban Regeneration in Emerging Markets-Turkey Case." In 22nd Annual European Real Estate Society Conference. ERES: Conference. Istanbul, Turkey, 2015.


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PROVINCE ANNOUNCES FIRST-IN-CANADA ACTION TO BOLSTER WATER PROTECTION
Modelled on Successful Minnesota Strategy, Limits on Phosphorus in Lawn Fertilizers Will Cut Flow of Excess Nutrients to Province's Lakes and Rivers: Melnick
Manitoba will become the first province in Canada to restrict application of lawn fertilizers containing phosphorus in residential areas, a key step in reducing the flow of excess nutrients into provincial waterways, Water Stewardship Minister Christine Melnick announced today.
"Two weeks ago our government introduced legislation to virtually eliminate phosphorus from household dishwasher detergent," Melnick said. "Today we are moving to regulate the use of fertilizers containing phosphorus in residential areas. We are committed to taking strong action to protect our lakes and rivers for future generations."
Following positive public consultations held this fall, the province will restrict the use of lawn fertilizer containing more than one per cent phosphorus by Jan. 1, 2009. The use of phosphorus on golf courses will also be limited under water quality management zones regulations. Lawn fertilizers currently sold in Manitoba have phosphorus content as high as 20 per cent.
Manitoba's regulatory change to control fertilizer applications is modelled on a similar regulatory regime adopted by Minnesota in 2005. Minnesota's controls resulted in a nearly 50 per cent reduction in phosphorus being applied in fertilizers to lawns in residential areas.
As Manitoba soil already has high phosphorus concentrations, fertilizer containing phosphorus is in most instances not necessary to maintain a healthy lawn. Applications of fertilizers containing phosphorus would be permitted on a short-term basis for new lawns.
Melnick noted the province has initiated discussions with Landscape Manitoba and the Canadian Fertilizer Institute about steps industry can take to ensure consumers will continue to have access to a range of lawn-care products in Manitoba stores.
"It is important to recognize the major professional lawn care companies in Manitoba have already eliminated phosphorus from their fertilizer mixes," said David Hinton of Landscape Manitoba, a trade association which includes nursery and greenhouse growers, garden centre operators, landscape contractors, sod growers and landscape maintenance contractors. "We are very pleased to continue to work closely with the Province of Manitoba on this key issue to ensure that others similarly reduce this source of phosphorus to Manitoba's waterways."
The minister said a public-education campaign will precede the restrictions taking effect.
"Manitobans understand the vital importance of taking steps to improve and protect the health of our waterways," Melnick said. "Protecting our water for future generations is a shared responsibility. This regulation will lead to new product options that will enhance the role Manitoba families can play in protecting our lakes and rivers."
Following the Minnesota model, the province will evaluate the effectiveness of the restrictions one year after its implementation.
Introducing restrictions on lawn fertilizers containing phosphorus follows key recommendations of the Lake Winnipeg Stewardship Board's final report.
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Household electricity prices in the European Union (EU) slightly decreased (-0.2%) on average, between the second half of 2016 and the second half of 2017, to stand at €20.5 per 100 kWh. Across the EU Member States, household electricity prices in the second half of 2017 ranged from below €10 per 100 kWh in Bulgaria to more than €30 per 100 kWh in Denmark and Germany.
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Taxes and levies in the EU made up on average over a third (40%) of the electricity price charged to households in the second half of 2017, and about a quarter (27%) of the gas price.


An individualized education program (IEP) is a written document for students with disabilities ages 3 through 25 that outlines the student's educational needs and goals and any programs and services the intermediate school district (ISD) and/or its member district will provide to help the student make educational progress.
The document is written by the IEP team at an IEP team meeting. The IEP is reviewed at least once a year.
IEP goals and objectives must include certain components to measure and report student progress.
Information for determining substantive compliance for the purposes of educational benefit.
Extended School Year (ESY) services refer to special education and/or related services provided beyond the normal school year or school day for the purpose of providing a free appropriate public education (FAPE) to a student with a disability.
Extended School Year (ESY) services must be considered for every student with a disability at each IEP team meeting. This guidance defines ESY services and helps the IEP team determine whether a student needs ESY services.
The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) and the Michigan Administrative Rules for Special Education (MARSE) address how districts must handle the provision of special education for students who are currently eligible for special education programs and services and have transferred to a new district with a completed IEP.
Public agencies may place a student in a private school setting in order to provide a free appropriate public education. The Application for Private School Placement (located in the Public Agency Placement of Students With Disabilities in Private Schools document) must be completed and submitted to the Michigan Department of Education for approval.
Districts must provide services to students who are homebound or hospitalized, including special education services for eligible students.