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Glencore's Cobar copper mine in play
Peter KerResources reporter
Swiss miner Glencore hopes it will be a case of third time lucky as it considers a sale of its CSA copper and silver mine in New South Wales for the third time in six years.
Copper assets such as CSA are in fashion on the back of expectations the conductive, red metal will command high prices in future as existing mines fade, new mines struggle to enter production and demand soars on the back of the decarbonisation and electrification trends.
BHP has named copper as one of the commodities in which it most wants to grow, while corporate activity is booming amid initial public offerings such as that of 29Metals and acquisitions like the $2.57 billion Spanish deal struck by Sandfire Resources this week.
Located near the NSW town of Cobar, CSA produces between 40,000 and 46,000 tonnes of copper in concentrates per year and also produces a silver byproduct.
"Glencore can confirm that we have received interest in our CSA (Cobar) copper mine in Australia," said the Swiss company in a statement.
"We are currently considering proposals and may decide to enter into a sale process for this asset.
"These talks are at an early stage and there is no guarantee a transaction will materialise.
"Any sale of CSA mine would need to be to a responsible operator and represent value for our shareholders."
The mine could be a transformative acquisition for the handful of junior miners that work in the Cobar district, most notably Aeris Resources and Aurelia Metals.
Aeris Resources tried to buy CSA for a sum believed to be about $US575 million in 2019, in a deal that would have required it to spend about 10 times its market capitalisation.
Aeris and Glencore were ultimately unable to agree to terms.
Aurelia Metals also engaged in talks with Glencore in 2019, but a decision over whether to buy the CSA mine caused a split between the then board and chief executive of Aurelia.
Investor concerns over the split prompted Aurelia to withdraw from talks over the CSA mine.
The 2019 sale campaign came after a 2015 campaign which attracted the attention of OZ Minerals and EMR Capital.
Aeris, which mines in the Cobar region, is a bigger and better established company these days, and with markets supportive of copper acquisitions, the debt-free Aeris would likely find it easier to execute a deal this time around.
AIC Mines is another ASX-listed junior with big plans in copper, having recently struck a deal to buy Queensland's Eloise mine out of private hands.
Copper was fetching $US4.23 per pound on Friday, down from $US4.80 in May but approximately double the prices witnessed in March 2020.
Peter Ker covers resource companies for The Australian Financial Review, based in Melbourne. Connect with Peter on Twitter. Email Peter at pker@afr.com
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Home » News » Ottawa Food Bank beefs up for families in need
Ottawa Food Bank beefs up for families in need
Community invited to 11th Annual
Food Aid Day
(Ottawa) The Ottawa community is invited to Ottawa City Hall this Thursday, June 4th for the Ottawa Food Bank's 11th Annual Food Aid Day featuring, for the third year in a row, the Mayor's Rural Expo.
Funds generated from Food Aid Day are used to purchase local ground and halal beef for individuals and families in Ottawa who are in need of food assistance and this important source of protein.
"Thanks to this program we're able to provide nutrient-rich beef to families and individuals who otherwise may not be able to include it in their diets," says Michael Maidment, Ottawa Food Bank's Executive Director. "It's always so wonderful to see how our city comes together during this event. Donors, volunteers, and supporters gather from rural and urban corners of the city to help our neighbours get beyond hunger."
Some highlights of Food Aid Day include:
Pancake breakfast (by donation), supplied by Stanley's Olde Maple Lane Farm, from 7 to 9 a.m.
$10 Food Aid BBQ lunch, hosted by The Works, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Performances by country music sensations Jordan McIntosh (11:30 a.m.) and Brea Lawrenson (12:15 p.m.)
Celebrity cow milking competitions at 10:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m.
Rural displays including live animals
Last year's Food Aid Day raised $134,000. With beef prices steadily increasing, it's more difficult than ever to provide this product year-round. As a result, the Ottawa Food Bank is aiming even higher this year, and hopes to beat last year's display of generosity.
"Having such a vibrant rural community is unique for a major Canadian city, and celebrating that community in the heart of our downtown is a fitting way to celebrate Ottawa's geographic and cultural diversity," said Mayor Jim Watson in a release sent out by the City. "I am pleased to celebrate rural Ottawa and to support a great cause at the same time: the Ottawa Food Bank."
The event will be broadcast live from City Hall on 580 CFRA and CTV Morning Live. Listeners and viewers are encouraged to show their support by coming down to City Hall to participate, or by calling 613-738-CFRA between 6 a.m. and 4 p.m. to make a donation. Donations for Food Aid are always accepted online at www.ottawafoodbank.ca
The Ottawa Food Bank is the Region's central food assistance organization. Through its 140 member agencies, the Ottawa Food Bank provides food for 50,000 people per month, 37 per cent of whom were children. On average, 12 to 14 tons of food is shipped from its Michael Street warehouse each and every weekday. For more information on how the Ottawa Food Bank helps its neighbours get beyond hunger, or to make a secure online donation, please visit: www.ottawafoodbank.ca
Samantha Ingram
613-745-7001 x. 105
samantha@ottawafoodbank.ca
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Received some of the seed that Julius so graphically described harvesting .
They arrived promply and got sown straight away , date was 1st November.
germinated they are FAST growers! Good luck with the plants!
I don't have much luck with them- do you keep the seeds on a heating pad, covered with plastic, or what? Mine seem to either dry up, or get mossy. Nothing ever sprouts. I hate to admit my ignorance, but I guess I need help!
stand still long enough something will grow on you !!
and the temperature has never fallen below 20deg C.
I'm going to save a nice big snowball for you in my freezer and bring it to the next IAS conference. So if you feel a *splat*! on the back of your head it is just me saying HI.
Les, want to get in on this?
>Les, want to get in on this?
>stand still long enough something will grow on you !!
>and the temperature has never fallen below 20deg C.
I have some seed of this South American bulbous aroid available.
your name and shipping address. I will mail them out in the next few days.
get any seed, you can assume I ran out.


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Q: Qt: QMutex member in derived QList, no access to QMutex member compile error I have a derived QList<MyClass>, with a member QMutex.
class WaypointList : public QList<Waypoint> {
private:
    mutable QMutex _mutex; /*!< Mutex for thread safety */
    ..
} // HERE COMPILE ERROR, in this line

Compiling, I get C2248: 'QMutex::operator =' : cannot access private member declared in class 'QMutex'
The reason is that QMutex is not copyable (Q_DISABLE_COPY, related SO Question). Here it is recommended to make the member a pointer. Is that the best way to do it?
Remarks:

*

*When I use QMutex _mutex in a derived Q_OBJECT class, it works fine. Any idea why I get the error here and not with a Q_OBJECT class?

*In other languages I'd declare the member as transient. Actually I do not want to have it copied. Is there a declaration for just ignoring it?

*Or is writing an assignment / copy operator the better approach?

A: The reason it doesn't have an issue with QObject is that QObject is also non-copyable, so it's not an issue.
In your case, the correct answer is to define your own copy and assignment operators, so that they copy/assign the list, but the object has it's own mutex.  That way, it will behave as you expect.  There is no keyword in C++ to tell the compiler you want this behavior, you have to do it yourself.  In this case, since it's a mutex, you'll probably want to use the mutex properly to ensure the copy is atomic.
Another option is to disable copying/assignment on your new class, but from your question I don't believe that is what you want to do.  Finally, if you do decide to use a pointer to the QMutex, you will probably want to create your own copy/assignment operators to handle the raw pointer properly, to prevent a leak.

A: Q_OBJECT is a macro that must appear in the private section of a class definition that declares its own signals and slots or that uses other services provided by Qt's meta-object system (here). This macro requires the class to be a subclass of QObject. QObject has neither a copy constructor nor an assignment operator (take a look here).
Sorry if I repeat something that you know. I would suggest to disable explicitly copy constructor and assignment operator of your class with a Q_DISABLE_COPY macro:
class WaypointList : public QList<Waypoint> {
private:
    Q_DISABLE_COPY(WaypointList)
    mutable QMutex _mutex; /*!< Mutex for thread safety */
    ..
};

Hope, this will help.

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Norovirus is an RNA virus which can cause gastroenteritis in humans. Washing your hands with soap and water is a recommended preventative measure. It is a highly contagious virus and has recently surfaced aboard two major cruise ships, The Ruby and Crown Princess, Around 500 people were affected. In addition, on Saturday, the Crown Princess had to end its voyage two days early in order to sanitize the ship. I applaud them for taking responsibility and doing the right thing by ending the cruise early despite the jost profits they end up suffering.
According to an article published in the Sun Sentinel it is peak season for norovirus. In addition, Princess has stated that the U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC) said there are "widespread outbreaks of norovirus occurring in the U.S.". A recent article in the Florida newspaper Sun-Sentinel provides more discussion about this virus. Passengers can get very sick from this virus, and in rare cases, the virus can cause death.
It is difficult to prove any negligence on the part of the cruise ship for the outbreak of the norovirus during a cruise. One can question their sanitation procedures, but it is difficult to prove the cruise line did something wrong that resulted in the outbreak. If there are back to back cruises with an outbreak of the norovirus, that would be different. In such a case, that would suggest the cruise ship company didn't properly sanitize the ship after the first outbreak and before the start of the next cruise.
Rivkind and Margulies, P.A. are Miami based maritime attorneys that handle all type of accidents occurring on the waterway, including boating accident, cruise ship accidents, and accidents involving personal watercrafts.


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Ted Bundy, Netflix and Artistic Responsibility
20th February 2019 19th February 2019 Madeleine Davies-Brown
When I first saw the trailer for the four-part Netflix original, Conversations with a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes, one sentence put me off. In Bundy's own voice, "I am looking for an opportunity to tell the story as best I can" makes it ominously clear that this is Ted's moment, his last chance at the spotlight.
I had one huge hesitation: why does a serial murderer, rapist and necrophiliac deserve a platform to tell his story? The idea of putting a sadistic narcissist on a pedestal and allowing him to indulge in the story of what was, to him, his life's masterpiece, didn't sit well with me. But, saddled with a natural curiosity and intrigued by the snapshot reviews popping up on Twitter, I decided to give the series a try.
Thankfully, Bundy's tape recordings were of minor emphasis throughout. Once you're aware that he was considered a compulsive liar who has rarely told the same story twice (I mean, you can't really be a serial killer and not be a compulsive liar), you have to take anything he says with a pinch of salt. And indeed, much of what comes out of his mouth is proved categorically untrue or contradicted by others. The series did indeed seem to acknowledge this important point and downplayed his third-person recount accordingly, so it seems 'The Ted Bundy Tapes' and its claim of showcasing 'the story in his own words' was more of an attention grabber than a groundbreaking documentary format.
What was much more interesting than the voice recordings was the video footage of the killer during and in the build up to his trial. I braced myself for a charming, witty man who I could imagine swooning his poor victims. Sure, he wasn't your stereotypical killer; he had a degree in psychology, dressed smartly, and engaged easily in small-talk and banter. From watching the footage, I admit it was clear how Bundy passed for a normal young man to many of those who knew him.
I braced myself for a charming, witty man who I could imagine swooning his poor victims.
But charming? Not so much. Granted hindsight is a blessing and four hours of documentary footage is not conclusive, you don't have to be a psychology graduate to spot the erratic, impulsive and overwhelming narcissism of this man. The constant diversion tactics he used in court and with journalists, coupled with an uncomfortable nervous laughter when questioned about his innocence, was unsettling to say the least. What has stuck with me the most is the scene in which he cross-examines a witness himself, against the advice of his legal counsel, demanding over and over again the excruciating detail of the corpse of one of his victims, visibly relishing in the imagery.
And ultimately, for all the charm people claim this killer had, the arrogance and remorselessness he oozed in the courtroom "sabotaged" him and secured a guilty verdict despite very little physical or forensic evidence. For me, this was the most enlightening part of the documentary series; a show about a man who allegedly smiled his way into his victims' lives quickly offered a more accurate picture of someone who maintained a facade of normality to only a limited extent.
We learn that he nearly failed his LSATs and was out of his depth at law school, rather than being an "evil genius" who skilfully defended his own case. We hear that he lived an entire life of crime and theft from childhood, rather than being an otherwise upholding member of society. The episodes explore how those close to him were, contrary to popular belief, were able to see holes in his fake life, including his girlfriend, who at numerous points named him a suspect to police.
The viewer isn't made to sympathise with him, nor do we conclude the documentary feeling like we understand his behaviour.
We also owe it to the victims to remember that Bundy did not use the art of seduction to entrap them; on many occasions, he broke into their sorority house bedrooms and bludgeoned them to death while they slept. Not very charming, is it? And if he wasn't preying on sleeping women, he was pretending to be handicapped and in need of help; the series doesn't claim that any women 'fell for' Bundy, as I had many a time read was the case.
Another strength of this documentary is that it doesn't try too hard to explain away Bundy's crimes. There were a handful of cliché and eye-roll-worthy references to not fitting in at school or having a possibly abusive grandfather, but on the whole, the filmmakers did not fall into the trap of giving Bundy a victim-complex.
The viewer isn't made to sympathise with him, nor do we conclude the documentary feeling like we understand his behaviour, which though frustrating, is positive. Despite being Bundy's opportunity to tell the story in his own words, I was impressed by its balance and refusal to romanticise the killer in the way that many other sources have done.
Of course, a mere four episodes means that many of the 30+ victims were skimmed over and the important trials and appeals that followed were squeezed into only the last half hour. However, the series selling-point remains that it gives a balanced view of somebody who was not a charming bachelor with a sick hobby on the side, but rather a creepy psycho first and foremost, and a pleasant man second.
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Q: Not generating unique GUID I got a very weird event when storing data.
My table uses Guid as primary ID, and for some reason it is recording the same Guid for all new entries.
Table constructs
public class Checkpoint
{
    [DatabaseGenerated(DatabaseGeneratedOption.Identity)]
    public Guid Id { get; set; }

    [Required]
    public string Title { get; set; }

    public DateTime? CreatedOn { get; set; }
    public DateTime? ModifiedOn { get; set; }
}

public class Track
{
    public Track()
    {
       Checkpoints = new List<Checkpoint>();
    }

    [DatabaseGenerated(DatabaseGeneratedOption.Identity)]
    public Guid Id { get; set; }

    [Required]
    public List<Checkpoint> Checkpoints { get; set; }

    public DateTime? CreatedOn { get; set; }
    public DateTime? ModifiedOn { get; set; }
}

Code snippet that converts from model to list of new Checkpoints stored in track.
var trackObject = new Track();

var checkpointList = model.Checkpoints.ConvertAll(x => new Checkpoint {Title = x.Title});

trackObject.Checkpoints.Add(checkpointList);

db.Track.Add(trackObject);
await db.SaveChangesAsync();

Checkpoint table result (i omited the foreign key pointing to Track object):
ID                                     |  TITLE   |  CREATED_ON
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c3451b2b-bb30-e711-b867-f01faf23929d   |  First   |  4/05/2017   11:16:50 AM
c5451b2b-bb30-e711-b867-f01faf23929d   |  Second  |  4/05/2017   11:16:50 AM
c6451b2b-bb30-e711-b867-f01faf23929d   |  Third   |  4/05/2017   11:16:50 AM
c7451b2b-bb30-e711-b867-f01faf23929d   |  Sprint  |  4/05/2017   11:16:50 AM
c8451b2b-bb30-e711-b867-f01faf23929d   |  Home    |  4/05/2017   11:16:50 AM
c9451b2b-bb30-e711-b867-f01faf23929d   |  Finish  |  4/05/2017   11:16:50 AM

As can be seen all the ID fields are the same.
Where is the fault in the code?

A: These are all unique and different. Look at the second digit of these posted guids.
The EF code tells SQL to generate new Sequential Guids (TSQL NEWSEQUENTIALID()).
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/t-sql/functions/newsequentialid-transact-sql


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Captain Henry Arthur Richard Biziou,  (18 September 1894 – 14 July 1919) was a British flying ace of the First World War, credited with eight aerial victories. After serving successively in the Royal Navy and the British Army, he transferred to the Royal Air Force. After service as an observer, he trained as a fighter pilot and subsequently won his victories. He survived the war, only to die in a midair collision.

Early life
Biziou was born on 18 September 1894. He would become known as "Weegee" in later life.

First World War

Biziou joined the Royal Navy as a mechanic on 29 October 1914. He was later commissioned and transferred to the infantry; Petty Officer Biziou, formerly of the Royal Naval Armoured Car Division, was promoted to temporary second lieutenant in the Infantry on 24 February 1916.

Biziou served in the 6th (Service) Battalion, Yorkshire Regiment at Gallipoli, Egypt and France. He was still with the regiment when, on 31 May 1916, he was posted to the army's General List as a temporary second lieutenant to meet wartime needs.

Biziou began duty as an aerial observer, probably with No. 42 Squadron, on 6 October 1916, and was transferred to the Royal Flying Corps General List on 23 November 1916. On 1 April 1917, he was promoted to temporary lieutenant.

Biziou then trained as a pilot, including the course at the School of Special Flying at Gosport. He was then posted to No. 87 Squadron and landed in France in April 1918. He flew a Sopwith Dolphin, and scored the squadron's first victory on 6 May. Over time, he ran off a tally of two reconnaissance planes and five fighters destroyed, and another fighter driven down out of control by 22 September. In the midst of this string of victories, Biziou was promoted to temporary captain on 2 July.

The Distinguished Flying Cross he had won for his exploits was gazetted on 3 December 1918, reading:

Biziou remained in the Royal Air Force after the war, and was stationed at RAF Farnborough. He was killed on 14 July 1919 in a flying accident at Farnborough, when his S.E.5 collided in mid-air with an Avro 504 killing him and the pilot and mechanic of the other aircraft. He is buried in Aldershot Military Cemetery.

References

Bibliography

1894 births
1919 deaths
Royal Air Force officers
Recipients of the Distinguished Flying Cross (United Kingdom)
Royal Navy sailors
Royal Navy personnel of World War I
British Army General List officers
Military personnel from Hampshire
British Army personnel of World War I
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British World War I flying aces
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Mogens Glistrup (født 28. maj 1926 i Rønne, død 1. juli 2008 i Kongens Lyngby) var en dansk politiker, jurist og skattemodstander. Han stiftede og var leder af Fremskridtspartiet og var medlem af Folketinget(1973–1983 og 1987–1990). Glistrup blev landskendt i 1971 for at lovprise skatteunddragelse, og han stiftede året efter Fremskridtspartiet på et program om lavere skat, mindre bureaukrati og en afskaffelse af den offentlige sektor. Han blev i 1983 dømt for skattesvig og sad i Horserød Statsfængsel til 1985.

Uddannelse
Glistrup blev i 1944 matematisk student fra Rønne Statsskole og cand.jur. fra Københavns Universitet i 1950efterfulgt af et studieophold ved University of California, Berkeley fra 1951-52. Mogens Glistrups juridiske kandidateksamen var den på det tidspunkt tredjehøjeste nogensinde.

Advokatkarriere og lektorat
Glistrup blev i 1952 ansat som advokatfuldmægtig hos højesteretssagfører Alkil og blev derefter landsretssagfører i 1955 med møderet for Højesteret. Glistrup var Danmarks første lektor i skatteret ved Københavns Universitet 1956-1963. Derefter blev han kompagnon med sin svigerfar, der havde en stor advokatvirksomhed. Da Lene Glistrups far døde i 1970, overtog Mogens Glistrup advokatfirmaet, som var Danmarks største.

Han blev offentligt kendt ved på tv 30. januar 1971 at sammenligne skattesnydere med frihedskæmperne under den tyske besættelse og kort efter at vise sit skattekort med 0 i trækprocent, uanset at han som skatterådgiver for Simon Spies og mange andre havde store indtægter.

Glistrup som politiker

Interesse for politisk deltagelse
Glistrup søgte at blive opstillet for de etablerede partier med sine allerede i 1960'erne udtænkte politiske ideer om afskaffelse af personbeskatningen og en kraftig reducering af den offentlige sektor. Allerede i 1965 havde han støttet lagerforvalter Peter Rindal i dennes protest mod kunststøtten og opfordret Rindal til at danne et politisk parti. Glistrup blev i 1971 vraget som folketingskandidat for Det Konservative Folkeparti; særligt den den daværende politiske ordfører Poul Schlüter var modstander af at lade Glistrup blive konservativ folketingskandidat.

Tiden i Fremskridtspartiet

Herefter stiftede Glistrup Fremskridtspartiet den 22. august 1972 og var sit partis kampagneleder i to perioder 1973-1983 og igen 1999-2001.

Glistrup beskrev indkomstskatten som et levn fra fortidens stagnerende agrarsamfund og så den gerne udfaset over en periode på syv år ved gradvist at hæve skatteloftet. Han havde en unik sans for humor, det mest kendte eksempel værende hans forslag om at nedlægge Forsvarsministeriet og erstatte det med en automatisk telefonsvarer, der på russisk skulle sige "Vi overgiver os" (russisk: Мы сдаемся, romaniseret: My sdayemsya).

En fængselsdom i 1983 for skatteunddragelse var resultatet af, at Glistrup havde fortalt om sin udnyttelse af hullerne i skattesystemet. Mens han afsonede straffen i Horserød Statsfængsel overtog Pia Kjærsgaard, der var hans suppleant som folketingsmedlem, magten i partiet. Da Glistrup blev løsladt, advarede han kraftigt mod indvandringen af muslimer, som han så som en konsekvens af den liberalisering af udlændingeloven, der blev vedtaget i 1983. Det førte til beskyldninger om racisme og førte til intern kritik i Fremskridtspartiet. Han kom i Folketinget igen i 1987, men blev i 1990 ekskluderet fra folketingsgruppen, fordi han ikke ville love at stemme, som de nye magthavere i partiet ønskede.

I 1990-1999 forsøgte Glistrup at komme ind i politik igen med Trivselspartiet, og han skrev om truslen fra indvandringen.

I februar 1997 deltog han i et debatprogram på TV3, hvor han bl.a. udtalte, at muslimer var "verdensforbrydere", der ville udsætte danskere for "kastrering og drab", ligesom han også sagde, at "enhver, der har studeret muhamedanismen, ved, at de kun er her for at indsmigre sig, indtil de er stærke nok til at henrette os". For disse udtalelser blev han i marts 1998 ved Københavns Byret idømt en uges betinget hæfte for brud på racismeparagraffen – en dom, der senere blev stadfæstet af både landsretten (1999) og Højesteret (2000).

I 1999 blev Glistrup genoptaget i Fremskridtspartiet, der var blevet betydeligt mindre, efter at Pia Kjærsgaard forlod partiet for at danne det mere moderate Dansk Folkeparti. Ophævelsen af Glistrups eksklusion skete ved Fremskridtspartiets landsmøde i 1999 mod den nye ledelses ønske. De ønskede ikke at følge Glistrups politik om et 'muhammedanerfrit Danmark' og forlod partiet.

I 2000 blev han igen dømt efter racismeparagraffen for udsagn, som han havde fremsat i forbindelse med sin genindtræden i Fremskridtspartiet, herunder at "muhamedanere skal indfanges og samles i lejre og sælges til dem, der vil betale mest" og flere andre udsagn. For disse blev han idømt 20 dages betinget hæfte ved Retten i Odense. Glistrup ankede dommen til Østre Landsret, der i en dom fra 2003 også fandt ham skyldig og skærpede straffen til 20 dages ubetinget fængsel, som han afsonede i juli 2005.

Personlige liv
Glistrup var søn af lektor i fysik og kemi ved Rønne Statsskole Lars Glistrup og dennes hustru Ester Glistrup. Han blev den 20. oktober 1950 gift med Lene Glistrup, med hvem han fik børnene Eva (død 2006), Anne-Marie, Else og Jørgen. Han er begravet på Sorgenfri Kirkegård.

Bibliografi

 Glistrup og Fremskridtspartiet 1982
 Glistrup om Glistrupsagen 1983
 Ud af skattereform-fælderne 1986
 Sådan reddes Danmark 1989
 De fremmede i landet 1991 (2. forøgede udgave 1994)
 Straffesager 1992
 Retssagen mod Islamlobbyen 1999 (sammen med Peter Neerup Buhl).
Derudover mange indlæg i aviser og tidsskrifter, især i partibladet Fremskridt.
Et teaterstykke af Vivian Nielsen havde premiere på Rønne Theater i 2010.

I medierne
 Den 30. januar 1971 sammenlignede Glistrup i tv-programmet Fokus skattesnydere med jernbanesabotører under Besættelsen. Ifølge Glistrups udtalelse udøver begge grupper personer "et farligt, men fædrelandsnyttigt job":

Spillefilm om Glistrup

 Mogens Glistrup er den ene af hovedpersonerne i filmen Spies & Glistrup fra 2013, hvor rollen som Glistrup blev spillet af Nicolas Bro.

Henvisninger

Kilder
 Flemming Chr. Nielsen, Anarkisten : en biografi om Mogens Glistrup, Lindhardt og Ringhof, 2000. , revideret udgave m. titlen Glistrup, Gyldendal, 2013.
 Kenneth Kristensen Berth, Fremskridtspartiet under Glistrup : Mogens Glistrup og Fremskridtspartiet 1972-1984, Books on Demand, 2008. .

Se også
 Glistrup (dokumentarfilm)

Eksterne henvisninger
 Mogens Glistrup om det danske sind og islam (tekst fra 1991)

 Mogens Glistrup, 1926-2008 danmarkshistorien.dk

Tidligere folketingsmedlemmer fra Fremskridtspartiet
Folketingsmedlemmer, der har fået ophævet deres parlamentariske immunitet
Personer fra Rønne
Advokater fra Danmark
Debattører fra Danmark
Tidligere løsgængere i Folketinget
Personer i Kraks Blå Bog (afdøde)
Folketingsmedlemmer i 1970'erne
Folketingsmedlemmer i 1980'erne
Folketingsmedlemmer i 1990'erne
Ansatte ved Københavns Universitet
Skattefolk fra Danmark
Folketingsmedlemmer, der er fundet uværdige til at sidde i tinget
Universitetslektorer fra Danmark


Northern Ireland must develop better support structures for accessing crucial innovation, research and development opportunities. That's the message from the Assembly Committee for Enterprise, Trade and Investment, which presented a wide ranging report into developing the Northern Ireland Economy through Innovation, Research and Development (R&D) to the Assembly today.
The report highlights the need for the Executive to focus on co-ordinating and integrating R&D across Government, business and academia and warns that to fail to do so could result in Northern Ireland not being able to compete with its neighbours and competitors.
As well as focusing on the long term strategy approach required, the Committee is also calling on the Department for Enterprise, Trade and Investment to implement a number of practical short term measures to improve the uptake of R&D funding. These include the appointment of a Northern Ireland Chief Scientific Officer and the establishment of a Science Steering Group.
The Northern Ireland Assembly Committee for Enterprise, Trade and Investment today (11.06.12) launched a Report into its Inquiry into Developing the Northern Ireland Economy through Innovation, Research and Development. Pictured from L- r are Dr Norman Apsley Chief Executive of the Northern Ireland Science Park, Committee Chairperson Alban Maginness MLA and Dr Paul Beaney Technical Manager at Cherry Drainage Pipes Ltd. Both Dr Apsley and Dr Beaney provided key evidence to the Committee Inquiry which helped to inform the report.


If you go to a social media training class or a website marketing class, the term "WordPress Plug Ins" will most likely come up.
What are plug ins and what do they do? Why are they important?
In the video below we take a look at what role they play on your WordPress website and how they can benefit your website.
Plugins are known software that extends the functionality of WordPress features. It offers features and functions that enables the users to design their website easily. Most Plugins can be downloaded online and uploaded inside your WordPress account in order to expand your site's functionality.
Plugins can either be free or paid. If you are looking for free plugins, all you have to do is to search online for free plugins and you will have tons of them with various functionalities and features that you can use in order to customize your site.
Some plug ins are not compatible with every theme, so if you install a plug in and something goes wrong – it is best to uninstall and try something else.
When you consider getting free plugins, you need to understand that they may not be able to suffice all of the things that you need such as customer support when you need them. Here are the most important reasons why most people still go for the premium ones.
Premium plugins have full customer support who answers your query or concern within the day or within 24 hours.
They have developers who can help you with the plugin installation or work-around. They can also help in troubleshooting if there are any problem on the plugin.
When you log in to your WordPress account for the first time, you will see that there are default plugins installed in your account, such as Jet Pack, Akismet and Hello Dolly.
Jet Pack is actually a suite of plug ins that are quite amazing.
Akismet helps with spam and as far as I know Hello Dolly doesn't do anything.
Here are the things that you can do to your site with the help of Plugins.
Optimizing your website for better SEO is one of the many things PlugIns can do!
There are endless possibilities that you can do with the help of plugins.


A judge in Boise kept alive a bitter fight over whether state officials illegally awarded a $60 million contract to build Idaho's Idaho Education Network broadband system, a decision that puts millions in taxpayer funding in limbo.
Fourth District Judge Patrick Owen on Feb. 25 ruled Syringa Networks can pursue its lawsuit against Idaho's Department of Administration alleging the agency illegally awarded work to Education Networks of America and CenturyLink.
Owen said Syringa can't go after former Department of Administration director Mike Gwartney, who Idaho Supreme Court justices last year said tinkered inappropriately with the contract.
However, Owen said Syringa can seek to demonstrate Idaho under Gwartney's direction illegally gave ENA and CenturyLink the work.
The federal government hasn't paid $7 million for the contract since March, fearing it may be voided.


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Das Depot von Sadersdorf (heute Sadzarzewice) ist ein archäologischer Depotfund aus der Frühbronzezeit, der bei Sadersdorf in der heutigen Gemeinde Gubin entdeckt wurde.

Der Hortfund war in einem Gefäß vergraben und ist heute verschollen. Er bestand aus zwei ineinander gesteckten Armspiralen (Ostdeutsche Form), sechs Randleistenbeilen und drei facettierten massiven Bronzeringen. Der Fund wird der Aunjetitzer Kultur zugeordnet.

Literatur
 Waldtraut Bohm: Die ältere Bronzezeit der Mark Brandenburg. Berlin/Leipzig 1935.
 Rolf Breddin: Der Aunjetitzer Bronzehortfund von Bresinchen, Kr. Guben. In: Veröffentlichungen des Museums für Ur- und Frühgeschichte Potsdam 5. Potsdam 1969. S. 15ff.

Sadersdorf
Archäologischer Fund (Bronzezeit)
Aunjetitzer Kultur
Bronze
Gubin


Wow! I'm so excited to be a Guest Designer at The Friday Mashup Challenge! I loved the challenge for this week. It gave me a chance to use this cute little patchwork bunny stamp that was in a magazine I purchased. Isn't he just too cute!
For today's challenge, create a project using the colors Calypso Coral, Pool Party and So Saffron or a project with an Easter Critter or "mash" it up and make a project that uses both the colors and the critter.
I do hope you can join us this week over at The Friday Mashup! We'd love to see what you create. How can you resist such a cute little bunny?
Wow, that has to be the loveliest little bunny I've ever seen! Beautiful colouring, too!
Thanks, Tara. The set has several other little critters that are so cute. I had forgotten I had the stamp set.
Marsha, too cute! I really love that patchwork bunny too, looks like a stuffed animal my daughter would love. :) Welcome to the team, so glad to have you with us!
Thanks, Amy! It's an honor to be part of the team this month.


Apr 4 Your feedback, please!
Hello, lovely reader! I'd like to take a minute to get some feedback from you regarding the content of this here blog. It would mean so much to me if you'd take a couple seconds to leave a comment with your thoughts.
What would you like to see more of in this space? Outfit posts, magazine editorials, trend reports, thrifting finds, designer spotlights, styling tips, personal updates, celebrity coverage, fashion week reviews, etc.
Basically, which types of posts are you most excited to read?
Thank you so much for sharing your opinions. It means the world to me to hear from my readers!
Mar 14 How Do Fashion Trends Start?


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Governor Brown Enacts Major Youth Justice Legislation
October 15, 2018 February 14, 2019 News
Late in the 2018 legislative session, California Governor Jerry Brown, in his last term as Governor, signed a series of bills that will increase fairness and developmentally appropriate treatment for children and youth accused of violating criminal laws.
These bills made it to the Governor's desk, in large part, because of the efforts of many advocates from among PJDC's membership, including Elizabeth Calvin, Rourke Stacy-Padilla, Sue Burrell, Arthur Bowie, Patti Lee, Pam Villanueva, Eileen Manning-Villar, Virginia Corrigan, Javier Stauring, Laura Ridolfi, David Steinhart, Lynn Wu, Patricia Soung, Andrea Pelochino. Their work in crafting reforms, as well as educating policymakers and the public helped to contribute to the success of these measures.
Key juvenile justice bills signed by the Governor include:
AB 1214 (Stone) – expands guidance on the handling of cases involving juvenile incompetence to stand trial; including rules on burden of proof; appointment of experts, qualifications and duties; procedural sequence and timelines; remediation services; confinement time; and county protocols
AB 1584 (Gonzalez-Fletcher) – imposes rules and due process protections for youth in connection with voluntary DNA testing
AB 2448 (Gipson) – establishes the right of youth in juvenile halls, camps and in non-secure custodial settings to computer technology and the internet for educational purposes, and opens the door to access for maintaining relationships with families
AB 2595 (Obernolte) – requires juvenile courts to set a maximum confinement time in commitments to the Division of Juvenile Justice; and reaffirms the authority of the Board of Juvenile Hearings and counties in relation to discharge
AB 2952 (Stone) – amends record sealing rules to allow access to sealed records for "Brady" rule requirements that the prosecutor provide exculpatory evidence, subject to limits on use of the information
SB 438 (Mitchell & Lara) – sets jurisdictional age for juvenile court in delinquency and status offense cases at 12 to 17 except for cases involving murder or specified sex cases; requires counties to develop alternative responses for younger children who previously would have been prosecuted in juvenile court
SB 1391 (Mitchell and Lara) – eliminates eligibility for transfer to adult court of youth 14 and 15 years of age
SB 1437 (Skinner) – affects many juvenile cases because youth often act in groups – narrows eligibility for felony murder rule to require that the person was the actual killer, aided or abetted the killer with intent to kill, or was a major participant in the felony acting with reckless indifference to human life; does not apply if the victim was a peace officer; provides for retroactive relief by petition
The bills are each available at the California Legislative Information web page by using the quick bill search tool: http://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billSearchClient.xhtml
Sequential press releases from the Governor with signing messages are available here: https://www.gov.ca.gov/2018/09/30/governor-brown-issues-legislative-update-23/
Damian Spieckerman, PJDC Juvenile Defender of The Year (2018)
JJDPA Reauthorized After 16 Years, Preserving Core Protections for Youth
Desautels and Song Publish Op-Ed on the Closure of Juvenile Halls
San Francisco Votes to Close Its Juvenile Hall by 2021
SF Board of Supervisors Recognizes the Visionary Leadership of PJDC President Patti Lee
SF Board of Supervisors Mandate Pre-Interrogation Attorney Consultations for All Youth
A Great Warrior for Justice: Jeff Adachi 1959-2019


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Critical Conversations with Scott T. Hamilton featuring Thomas Stith, President of the North Carolina Community College System
Recently, Golden LEAF President, Chief Executive Officer Scott T. Hamilton sat down with Thomas Stith, the President of the North Carolina Community College System via Zoom and filmed the fourth episode in a new video series called Critical Conversations. In this series, Scott talks with professionals about economic development issues affecting the state.
Stith provided his perspective on North Carolina's workforce and talent development.
During the conversation, Stith described the passion for excellence he has seen at each of the campuses he has visited to date. He mentioned that his biggest challenge is the national decline in enrollment in community colleges since the pandemic. In June 2021, the Golden LEAF Board of Directors awarded $1.75 million to the North Carolina Community College System to support scholarships for students from rural counties to attend the state's community colleges. This award included funding of up to $2,250 annually for curriculum students and up to $1,850 annually for workforce continuing education students. With other state, federal, and community college foundation funding, some community colleges are able to provide students with sufficient aid to attend for up to two years. Learn more about the Golden LEAF Scholarship for students to attend a North Carolina community college by clicking here.
While nationally and statewide, community college enrollment is down, one of the strategies the North Carolina Community College System is employing is a statewide marketing campaign. The system is pushing out information about the different programs the colleges offer such as short-term credentials, certificate programs, associate degrees, and even programs that conclude with a four-year degree in partnership with the state's public and private universities. A huge need both nationally and statewide is for licensed truck drivers. At the August 2021 Board meeting, the Golden LEAF Board of Directors awarded the College of the Albemarle $132,500 to expand their truck driving program that was started in fall 2020. These funds will allow the college to increase enrollment from 30 to approximately 72 students annually and address demand for approximately 758 CDL drivers in the seven-county region. Learn more about this award here.
With 20,000+ jobs announced this year, not including existing industry expansion, Stith said the community college is working hard to ready the talent in the state. Two of the programs he mentioned that help build out the specific needs of employers are the customized training program and the apprenticeship program. These programs offer employer-specific training and hands-on learning experiences that provide the skills employers need in workers. Check out how Golden LEAF supports workforce training programs by clicking here.
Currently, Stith said he is about halfway through visiting the 58 community colleges, since starting his position in January 2021. He is listening and learning from each of the community colleges and their communities as well as the business and industries in the area. He is also working with the four-year institutions in the state to provide seamless two-plus-two programs. Stith said the North Carolina Community College System will begin its strategic planning process in September 2021 and listening to the needs of the key partners and their communities is a big part of the process. In March, Golden LEAF joined EdNC and President Stith to tour several community colleges. Read more about that tour, here.
Critical Conversations is a new feature in the Golden LEAF newsletter every month. The next edition will be in our September 9th edition of LEAF Lines.
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Tag: St. Anthony's Invitational
Boys Track and Field: Riverhead relay record shattered
Take four fast runners, put them on a fast track and — voila! — you get a fast time. In this case, a school-record time.
The Riverhead High School record for the 4×1,600-meter relay, an unusual event, was shattered at the 48th St. Anthony's Invitational in South Huntington Friday.
boys track and field, Gabe Burns, Riverhead, Ryan Carrick, Ryan Keane, Sean Allen, St. Anthony's Invitational, Tyreek Parker


We invite you to join us at our Men's Bible Study every Wednesday morning when we meet together over coffee to encourage one another to grow in the knowledge and grace of the Lord Jesus Christ. Fathers are encouraged to consider bringing their mature sons (generally, between the ages of 12 years to adult), for a rich time of bonding together over the word of God. Whether you are a regular attender or if this would be your first time to attend, you will be blessed as we come and reason together from God's Word.
Please be conscientious to observe all SLOW speed limit signs!
For more information, please contact Men's Bible Study Coordinator.
Men's (Westside) Bible Study with Bill Hurlin meets Friday mornings beginning at 6:00am at Las Palapas Restaurant at the corner of Tezel, Culebra and Grissom in San Antonio. We are currently in an expository study. We look forward to you joining us and building each other up in the Word.
For any questions or more information, please contact any one of the LWF pastors.


This week's writing prompt in the #MFRW 52-week Blog Challenge is "What is your favorite indulgence?"
I'm sure MFRW didn't intend that to be a loaded question, but ... wow ... that could go in so many directions. Since this is a public forum, I'll keep the answer suitable for polite company.
And now I've got you wondering, haven't I?
My favorite indulgences are actually pretty tame: naps and certain comestibles. I'll start with naps. Of all my wallowing in self-indulgence, this is probably the more precious.
I do not remember a time when I did not appreciate a good, long nap. Even as a child, I enjoyed that midday snooze. I know it's time to ease off the workload when the urge to nap becomes overwhelming.
I never understood the concept of a "power nap." Getting to REM sleep takes me longer than the 15 or 20 minutes dedicated to a power nap. How does anyone actually get any rest in such a short time?
The next indulgence has to be alcohol. I enjoy wine. I enjoy beer. I enjoy hard liquor. I especially enjoy 21 year old Lagavulin single malt scotch whiskey. Mmm. <insert happy dance here> Laphroaig 15 year old French cask is good, too. The fine liquors I enjoy come at a pretty penny, so I don't buy them very often.
I received my first bottle of aged Lagavulin years ago as a thank-you for catching an entire class of cheaters taking an exam for certification. By that time, the directors of the organization knew I enjoyed scotch.
"What do you like?" the certification director inquired.
"You don't want to know," I answered.
He insisted. I told him. A few weeks later, a bottle of some very fine scotch was delivered to my desk.
And then there's chocolate. I'm not as picky about chocolate: I like pretty much all of it, from Hershey's milk chocolate to Lindt to Ghirardelli to Esther Price to the boutique stuff. It's all good.
I didn't think of an nap, but I'd love to be able to take one for longer than an eye blink. On the rare occasion that I do, I'm happy dancing. Agreed, a nap is an indulgence. I love your other indulgences too.


Supermodel Christy Turlington, who just turned 48, started the year with a run.
Meanwhile, model Karlie Kloss leapt into 2017 with a splash.
Moroccan-Egyptian model Imaan Hammam returned to her native Morocco to end the year in the desert.
Taylor Hill rocked those kitschy 2017 sunnies the way any model would — with pizzazz.
Chrissy Teigen brings her mini-me Luna out by the sea.
Headlines, and more headlines — especially after her less-than-brilliant New Year's Eve performance.
Wouldn't you love to be Anna Faris?
May this new year bring you everything you wished and hope--- WHAT!? You already broke your resolution!? Jeez man!! It's been 4 minutes. Guys. Cmon!!!
Like everyone else on your feed, Rihanna treated us with her top nine photos of 2016.
Like Britney Spears, we're all striving to do better this new year.
Guess who's headlining Coachella this year? Fan reactions to Beyoncé headlining the music festival were definitely amusing.
Beyonce is the first woman to headline Coachella in 10 years (Bjork headlined in 2007).
For more Social Media Scoop, click here.


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Q: while loading the page, i need to display the maximum value of the column(in table ) in a label box while loading the page in asp dot net using c sharp, i need to display the maximum value of the column(in table ) in a label boxs always
Select max(refno+1) from master.i am new in asp pls,help

A: If I got it correctly, your code
SqlDatareader cmd =new SqlDatareader("select max(refno+1) from master"con);
DataSet ds=new DataSet();
cmd.fill(ds);
label.text=ds;

Last line should be then
 label.text=ds.Tables[0].Columns.Count;


In stressful times, it is easy to find yourself worrying. While everyone is guilty of this habit, worrying rarely solves anything and instead results in heightened anxiety. Worrying is often a result of irrational and exaggerated thoughts that distort our view of the world. We call these counterproductive thoughts cognitive distortions.
Psychologist Aaron T. Beck created the theory of cognitive distortions in the 1960's in which he identified common cognitive distortions that affect one's emotions and behaviors. Since then, identifying and correcting these distortions has become an important aspect of a popular type of therapy called cognitive therapy. In this lesson we will learn 10 common cognitive distortions and how to combat them in order to decrease stress and anxiety, think more rationally, and be more productive.
All-or-Nothing Thinking: This is the tendency to only see things in black and white rather than seeing an array of possibilities. This includes "always" and "never" statements. "I always get thought of last!" "My ex never listens to me!" People who engage in this type of thinking also have difficulty accepting partial success and instead consider anything other than complete success as total failure. This way of thinking can make the problems in your life seem even bigger. To avoid the all-or-nothing trap, try to remember that very few things are absolute. Try to think of times when situations were not all-or-nothing. For example, instead of thinking "I always mess something up" try thinking of times when things went smoothly.
Overgeneralization: This is the tendency to have one negative experience and then assume that it will become a never-ending pattern. For example, an over-generalizer may have an unpleasant experience at the doctor's office and conclude that all doctors are unpleasant and going to see a doctor will always be a stressful experience. This could be self-damaging if the result is avoiding necessary situations, such as the doctor's office. Everyone has negative experiences. To avoid overgeneralizing, one must believe that different outcomes are possible in the future. One may also think back to times when a negative experience did not have the same negative outcome the next time around.
Mental Filter: Those who use a mental filter tend to ignore the positive aspects of an experience and dwell on a negative detail. Even if a hundred things go right, one thing going wrong will taint the entire experience. For example, let's say Karen is hosting a party and everyone is having fun, the decorations are perfect, and finger foods are delicious. When Karen opens the box to the cake she ordered from the bakery, she sees it's the wrong cake. Karen can't get over the mistake and believes the party was a disaster, even though her guests see it as a success. It is important to focus on the positives rather than the negatives. You may also ask yourself if you would think the same thing if your friend was in your shoes.
Disqualifying the Positive: With this cognitive distortion, the person can only accept the negative aspects of their performance and rejects positive experiences. For example, say Emily gets a new haircut. When she goes into work the next day, her co-worker says "Whoa, what happened to your hair? It looks terrible!" Then, when the secretary tells Karen that she likes her new haircut, Karen just thinks she is being nice. When people are upset, it can be difficult to hear anything that isn't fueling the negativity. Positive comments or experiences are brushed off. Instead of getting caught up in a downward spiral of negative thoughts, try to evaluate things rationally. Emily has no evidence that the secretary didn't genuinely like her haircut. By not getting caught up in the negative, one can enjoy the positives and feel better about oneself or the situation.
Jumping to Conclusions: This is the tendency to quickly come to a conclusion, usually negative, without any evidence to back it up. After the conclusion is made, one typically finds supporting evidence and ignores any evidence to the contrary. For example, you wave at someone you know on campus and they don't wave back. You may assume that they must not like you. However, perhaps they didn't see you wave. Think before you jump to conclusions. Take a step back and ask yourself what you really know about the situation. Are you thinking logically? Could there be other explanations?
Catastrophizing: This is exaggerating the importance of something to make it out to be far worse than it actually is. For example, Ellen may find a small, discolored spot on her skin and react "What if it's cancer?" Catastrophizing can cause a sense of hopelessness or paralyze you from moving forward. When this happens, stop yourself and take a look back at what happened. Think of how the future could go better than you think it will. Perhaps Ellen's spot on her skin is just a mosquito bite.
Emotional Reasoning: With emotional reasoning we believe that our emotions reflect the way things really are. An example is feeling anxious walking down the street and believing that it must be a sign that something bad is going to happen. It usually doesn't matter if other people tell us otherwise, our emotions have a way of taking over our beliefs and thinking process. It can be easy to listen to our emotions rather than looking for facts. To combat emotional reasoning, pause and try to identify the true source of the emotion. Then accept that your emotions are not necessarily reflective of the current situation.
Should Statements: This is process of thinking in should and shouldn't haves. "I should have worked out more last week." "I should not have acted so hastily." This kind of thinking can result in guilt for making the wrong decision when it is too late to change anything. Other statements like "must" and "have to" are unhealthy ways of viewing situations as well. These directive statements make us feel pressured, resentful, and unmotivated. Try using mindfulness when you feel you've made the wrong decision. Instead of judging these "should" thoughts, accept them and let them go. You may also want to think about a close friend. Would you apply the same "should" statement to them?
Labeling: This cognitive distortion is a lot like extreme overgeneralization of oneself. When an error is made, instead of describing the event as a mistake or bad judgment, one tends to assign oneself a label. For example, Ryan does poorly on his math test. Instead of evaluating the situation and realizing he should have studied more, Ryan declares himself stupid. It is important to remember that everyone fails every once in awhile. While you may have failed at one attempt, this does not mean you are a failure. Try replacing these negative thoughts with positive ones and use the failure as a learning experience. Think about what you can improve next time without dwelling on the current situation.
Personalization: Personalization is overestimating your responsibility in a negative external event. For instance, Stacy may feel that it is her fault that her son dropped out of college and it never would have happened had she been a better mother. Stacy is taking the blame for her son's own behaviors and decisions. Perhaps the event had nothing to do with Stacy at all. Fight this type of counterproductive thinking by focusing on the facts. Don't place unnecessary blame on yourself and instead carefully evaluate the situation. Also, remember that finding someone or something to blame is dwelling on the situation rather than finding a solution.
Identifying these cognitive distortions gives you the power to change the way you think. After identifying the cognitive distortion, you may change your way of thinking by examining the evidence, talking to yourself the way you would a friend, thinking of alternatives, or asking others what they think. Combating cognitive distortions on your own is a great way to reduce your worrying or stress. Thinking more clearly and logically can also help you to be more productive, happier, and healthier.
If you would like to learn more about cognitive therapy if cognitive therapy sounds like a treatment option you would like to pursue, you may find a therapist that's right for you here at Open Path. Open Path's therapists offer beneficial services that encourage insight, self-reflection, and healthy coping mechanisms. Interested in seeing one of our therapists for an affordable rate? Start your search here.
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If the baby is older than 30 days, you may go to an Administration for Children's Services (ACS) Field Office to talk about giving someone else custody of the child or giving up your parental rights.
New York State's Abandoned Infant Protection Act allows a parent to abandon a newborn baby who is up to 30 days of age anonymously and without fear of prosecution, if the baby is abandoned in a safe manner. A parent is not guilty of a crime if the infant is left with an appropriate person or in a suitable location and the parent promptly notifies an appropriate person of the infant's location. A hospital, staffed police or fire station are examples of safe and suitable choices.


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Chile's state owned copper company Codelco has issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) for US companies to undertake a feasibility study for a 37.5 MW wind farm near Calama in Region II of the country. It will award the contract in mid May, says Codelco's Santiago Torres. The study, to take 12 months, will indicate the size of the required capacity and investments, Torres says. Codelco initially estimated an investment of around $37.5 million, of which imported equipment would account for 25-30%. The facility would have 50, 750 kW turbines at the site, which has average wind speeds of 8 m/s. If the study proves the viability of the project, Codelco will issue an international tender for equipment and project construction, which would start in 2001 with first generation later that year. The US government's Trade & Development Agency (TDA) has granted $275,000 for the study, and while Codelco is not obliged to buy from US suppliers, "Our hope is that they see fit to buy from the US," TDA's Chile representative Alberto Angulo says. Power from the project could supply Codelco's Chuquicamata or Radomiro Tomic mines, or the northern interconnected grid. Both Colorado based Ecoenergy International Corp and Enron Wind Corp have undertaken pre-feasibility studies at the site, Torres adds.


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Q: Univocity - Issue in file header validation during multiple reads I'm using Univocity-Parser's bean iterator to read each line of file and get the bean. I have observed a weird behavior in the library when I'm attempting to read the same file mutiple times.
Code when passing the File object to CsvParser instance:
private static void testBeanIterator() throws Exception {
        try {

            File sampleFile = generateFile(0);
            /*
            System.out.println("Sample file content = " + FileUtils.readFileToString(sampleFile,
                    Charset.defaultCharset()));
                    */
            for (int i = 0; i < 1000; i++) {

                BufferedReader reader =
                        new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(new FileInputStream(sampleFile),
                                StandardCharsets.UTF_8));

                AtomicInteger atomicInteger = new AtomicInteger();

                final BeanProcessor<CustomerSegmentMapping> rowProcessor =
                        new BeanProcessor<CustomerSegmentMapping>(CustomerSegmentMapping.class) {

                    @Override
                    public void beanProcessed(@Nonnull final CustomerSegmentMapping customerSegmentMapping,
                            @Nonnull final ParsingContext context) {

                        try {

                            System.out.println(OBJECT_MAPPER.writeValueAsString(customerSegmentMapping));
                            atomicInteger.getAndAdd(1);

                        } catch (Exception ex) {
                            throw new RuntimeException("error");
                        }
                    }
                };
                rowProcessor.setStrictHeaderValidationEnabled(true);

                final CsvParserSettings parserSettings = new CsvParserSettings();
                parserSettings.setRowProcessor(rowProcessor);
                parserSettings.setHeaderExtractionEnabled(true);

                final CsvParser parser = new CsvParser(parserSettings);
                //parser.parse(reader);
                parser.parse(sampleFile);

                System.out.println("Finished parser");

                if (atomicInteger.get() != 10) {
                    throw new Exception("mismatch");
                }

                reader.close();
            }
        } catch (Exception ex) {

            throw new RuntimeException("exception = " + ex.getMessage(), ex);
        } finally {

        }
}

On executing the code, following is the console output:
{"customerId":"6bc12a7a-2c28-4aea-a7be-6be45e16ffb2","segmentId":"S1"}
{"customerId":"da736310-e508-47ff-92b8-59d490e37a72","segmentId":"S1"}
{"customerId":"9a5d4454-e6d4-49a5-bb04-8354154d0493","segmentId":"S1"}
{"customerId":"ec2ed5cc-cd18-443b-bd69-e56fc09ba0f5","segmentId":"S1"}
{"customerId":"94ea24b0-0c83-4039-a391-1d2439c88be8","segmentId":"S1"}
{"customerId":"2baef5f9-d8cd-451d-b579-a626cb58b284","segmentId":"S1"}
{"customerId":"022a184b-1b06-49aa-b1c4-b94a6f343b04","segmentId":"S1"}
{"customerId":"bcb3984c-0495-4da8-b146-9af3983cc158","segmentId":"S1"}
{"customerId":"feef62de-1aaf-43d4-a83b-afe053db97cf","segmentId":"S1"}
{"customerId":"5825c924-55d5-4fd6-8468-ca36d47a7cae","segmentId":"S1"}

Finished parser

{"customerId":"6bc12a7a-2c28-4aea-a7be-6be45e16ffb2","segmentId":"S1"}
{"customerId":"da736310-e508-47ff-92b8-59d490e37a72","segmentId":"S1"}
{"customerId":"9a5d4454-e6d4-49a5-bb04-8354154d0493","segmentId":"S1"}
{"customerId":"ec2ed5cc-cd18-443b-bd69-e56fc09ba0f5","segmentId":"S1"}
{"customerId":"94ea24b0-0c83-4039-a391-1d2439c88be8","segmentId":"S1"}
{"customerId":"2baef5f9-d8cd-451d-b579-a626cb58b284","segmentId":"S1"}
{"customerId":"022a184b-1b06-49aa-b1c4-b94a6f343b04","segmentId":"S1"}
{"customerId":"bcb3984c-0495-4da8-b146-9af3983cc158","segmentId":"S1"}
{"customerId":"feef62de-1aaf-43d4-a83b-afe053db97cf","segmentId":"S1"}
{"customerId":"5825c924-55d5-4fd6-8468-ca36d47a7cae","segmentId":"S1"}

Finished parser

{"customerId":"6bc12a7a-2c28-4aea-a7be-6be45e16ffb2","segmentId":"S1"}
{"customerId":"da736310-e508-47ff-92b8-59d490e37a72","segmentId":"S1"}
{"customerId":"9a5d4454-e6d4-49a5-bb04-8354154d0493","segmentId":"S1"}
{"customerId":"ec2ed5cc-cd18-443b-bd69-e56fc09ba0f5","segmentId":"S1"}
{"customerId":"94ea24b0-0c83-4039-a391-1d2439c88be8","segmentId":"S1"}
{"customerId":"2baef5f9-d8cd-451d-b579-a626cb58b284","segmentId":"S1"}
{"customerId":"022a184b-1b06-49aa-b1c4-b94a6f343b04","segmentId":"S1"}
{"customerId":"bcb3984c-0495-4da8-b146-9af3983cc158","segmentId":"S1"}
{"customerId":"feef62de-1aaf-43d4-a83b-afe053db97cf","segmentId":"S1"}
{"customerId":"5825c924-55d5-4fd6-8468-ca36d47a7cae","segmentId":"S1"}

Finished parser

Exception in thread "main" java.lang.RuntimeException: exception = Could not find fields [CustomerId]' in input. Names found: [ustomerId, SegmentId]
Internal state when error was thrown: line=2, column=0, record=1, charIndex=60, headers=[ustomerId, SegmentId]
    at com.poppins.cube.common.UnivocityNahiHatanaHai.testBeanIterator(UnivocityNahiHatanaHai.java:95)
    at com.poppins.cube.common.UnivocityNahiHatanaHai.main(UnivocityNahiHatanaHai.java:37)
Caused by: com.univocity.parsers.common.DataProcessingException: Could not find fields [CustomerId]' in input. Names found: [ustomerId, SegmentId]
Internal state when error was thrown: line=2, column=0, record=1, charIndex=60, headers=[ustomerId, SegmentId]
    at com.univocity.parsers.common.processor.core.BeanConversionProcessor.mapFieldIndexes(BeanConversionProcessor.java:414)
    at com.univocity.parsers.common.processor.core.BeanConversionProcessor.mapValuesToFields(BeanConversionProcessor.java:340)
    at com.univocity.parsers.common.processor.core.BeanConversionProcessor.createBean(BeanConversionProcessor.java:508)
    at com.univocity.parsers.common.processor.core.AbstractBeanProcessor.rowProcessed(AbstractBeanProcessor.java:54)
    at com.univocity.parsers.common.Internal.process(Internal.java:21)
    at com.univocity.parsers.common.AbstractParser.rowProcessed(AbstractParser.java:596)
    at com.univocity.parsers.common.AbstractParser.parse(AbstractParser.java:133)
    at com.univocity.parsers.common.AbstractParser.parse(AbstractParser.java:605)
    at com.poppins.cube.common.UnivocityNahiHatanaHai.testBeanIterator(UnivocityNahiHatanaHai.java:83)
    ... 1 more

Process finished with exit code 1

Following is the content of the file:
CustomerId,SegmentId
6bc12a7a-2c28-4aea-a7be-6be45e16ffb2,S1
da736310-e508-47ff-92b8-59d490e37a72,S1
9a5d4454-e6d4-49a5-bb04-8354154d0493,S1
ec2ed5cc-cd18-443b-bd69-e56fc09ba0f5,S1
94ea24b0-0c83-4039-a391-1d2439c88be8,S1
2baef5f9-d8cd-451d-b579-a626cb58b284,S1
022a184b-1b06-49aa-b1c4-b94a6f343b04,S1
bcb3984c-0495-4da8-b146-9af3983cc158,S1
feef62de-1aaf-43d4-a83b-afe053db97cf,S1
5825c924-55d5-4fd6-8468-ca36d47a7cae,S1

From what I could understand, the issue is arising because I'm passing a File object to CsvParser. CsvParser internally creates an InputStream object which is not closed.
If I'm passing a Buffered reader object instead of File object, the issue is not arising.
I'm not able to understand whether this is a known issue with the Univocity-Parsers or is there anything I'm missing in understanding.

A: Author of the library here. I can see your exception showing it got header ustomerId instead of CustomerId.
This looks like a bug introduced in version 2.5.0 that was fixed in version 2.5.6 if I'm not mistaken. This plagued me for a while as it was an internal concurrency issue that was hard to track down. Basically when you pass a File without an explicit encoding it will try to find a UTF BOM marker in the input (effectively consuming the first character) to determine the encoding automatically. This happened only for InputStreams and Files.
Anyway, this has been fixed so simply updating to the latest version should get rid of the problem for you (please let me know if you are not using version 2.5.something)
If you want to remain with the current version you have there, the error will be gone if you call
parser.parse(sampleFile, Charset.defaultCharset());

This will prevent the parser from trying to discover whether there's a BOM marker in your file, therefore avoiding that pesky bug.
Hope this helps


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Aviation Archaeology
Ενάλια Αεροπορική Αρχαιολογία
About AAG
Aircraft Wrecks
Aircraft Losses in Greece
Martin 187 Baltimore στην Ελλάδα 1942-1944
Απώλειες Beaufighter
Απώλειες Beaufighter στην Ελλάδα 1941-1946
« List of aircraft engines of Germany during World War II
Bristol Beauforts Mk.IΙ – Kefalonia island »
Λίστα αεροσκαφών B' Παγκοσμίου Πολέμου.
The List of aircraft of World War II includes all aircraft and aerialvehicles used by the combatants of World War II.
It is also appropriate to list aircraft and vehicles developed but notoperationally used in the war, as well as certain rockets and missiles.
In parentheses is listed the date in service followed by the developing nation and major wartime users.
Fighting aircraft
* Avia B-534 (Pre-war; Czechoslovakia, Bulgaria)
* Bell P-39 Airacobra (1941; United States, Soviet Union)
* Bell P-63 Kingcobra (1942; United States, Soviet Union)
* Bloch MB.151 (Pre-war; France, Greece)
* Bloch MB.152 (1939; France)
* Brewster Buffalo (1939; United States, Finland, Netherlands, New Zealand, United Kingdom, Australia)
* Bristol Beaufighter (1940; United Kingdom, Australia)
* Bristol Blenheim ( France )
* Curtiss Hawk 75 (1939; United States, Finland, France, India, Thailand, United Kingdom)
* Curtiss P-40 Tomahawk/Kittyhawk/Warhawk (Pre-war; United States, Australia, Canada, China, New Zealand,South Africa, United Kingdom)
* de Havilland Mosquito (1941; United Kingdom, Canada)
* de Havilland Vampire (1945; United Kingdom)
* Dewoitine D.520 (1940; France, Bulgaria)
* Fairey Fox (Pre-war; United Kingdom, Belgium)
* Fiat CR.42 (Pre-war; Italy, Belgium, Hungary)
* Fiat G.50 (Italy, Finland, NDH)
* Fiat G.55 (1943; Italy)
* Focke-Wulf Fw 190 (1941; Germany)
* Fokker D.XXI (Pre-war; Netherlands, Finland)
* Fokker G.I (Pre-war; Netherlands)
* Gloster Gladiator (Pre-war; United Kingdom, Finland, Norway, Belgium)
* Gloster Meteor (1944; United Kingdom)
* Grumman F4F Wildcat (1940; United States)
* Grumman F6F Hellcat (1943; United States)
* Hawker Hurricane (1937; United Kingdom, Canada, Finland, India, New Zealand, Belgium)
* Hawker Tempest (1944; United Kingdom, New Zealand)
* Heinkel He 112 (Pre-war; Germany, Romania)
* Heinkel He 162 (1945; Germany)
* Heinkel He 219 (1943; night fighter; Germany)
* IAR 80 (1942; Romania)
* Junkers Ju 88 (1940 as a night fighter; Germany)
* Kawanishi N1K-J (1944; Japan)
* Kawasaki Ki-45 (1942; Japan)
* Lavochkin LaGG-1 (Pre-war; Soviet Union)
* Lavochkin LaGG-3 (1941; Soviet Union)
* Lavochkin La-5 (1941; Soviet Union)
* Lockheed P-38 Lightning (1941; United States)
* Macchi MC.200 (1939; Italy)
* Messerschmitt Bf 109 (1937; Germany,Kingdom of Yugoslavia , Bulgaria, Finland, Hungary, Romania)
* Messerschmitt Bf 110 (1938; Germany)
* Messerschmitt Me 163 (1943; Germany)
* MiG-1 (1940; Soviet Union)
* Mitsubishi A6M Zero (Pre-war; Japan)
* Morane-Saulnier M.S.406 (1939; France, Finland)
* Nakajima Ki-27 (1938; Japan, Thailand)
* Nakajima Ki-44 (1942; Japan)
* North American P-51 Mustang (1942; United States)
* Northrop P-61 Black Widow (1944; United States)
* Polikarpov I-15 (Pre-war; Soviet Union)
* PZL P.7 (1932; Poland)
* PZL P.11 (Pre-war; Poland)
* PZL P.24 (Pre-war; Poland, Greece)
* Reggiane Re.2000 (Italy, Hungary)
* Reggiane Re.2001 Italy
* Reggiane Re.2005 (1943; Italy)
* Republic P-47 Thunderbolt (1942; United States)
* Rogozarski IK-3 (Kingdom of Yugoslavia)
* Supermarine Spitfire (1938; United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, India, New Zealand, South Africa)
* VL Myrsky (1943; Finland)
* Vought F4U Corsair (United States, New Zealand)
* Yakovlev Yak-1 (1940; Soviet Union)
* Aichi D3A (1937; Japan)
* Aichi B7A (1945; Japan)
* Bristol Beaufort (1940; British Commonwealth)
* Curtiss SB2C Helldiver (1943; United States)
* Douglas A-20 Havoc (1941; United States)
* Douglas SBD Dauntless (1940; United States)
* Douglas TBD Devastator United States
* Fairey Barracuda (1942; United Kingdom)
* Fairey Swordfish (1936; United Kingdom)
* Grumman TBF Avenger (1942; United States)
* Hawker Typhoon (1941; United Kingdom, New Zealand)
* Henschel Hs 129 (1938; Germany)
* Ilyushin Il-2 (1941; Soviet Union)
* Junkers Ju 87 (1937; Germany)
* Mitsubishi Ki-30 (Japan, Thailand)
* Nakajima B5N (1938; Japan)
* Petlyakov Pe-2 (1941; Soviet Union)
* Rogozarski R-100 NDH,Kingdom of Yugoslavia
* Vultee A-31 Vengeance (1942; United States)
* Yokosuka D4Y (1942; Japan)
* Amiot 143 (1936; France)
* Arado Ar 234 (1944; Germany)
* Armstrong Whitworth Whitley (1937; United Kingdom)
* Avro Manchester (United Kingdom)
* Avro Lancaster (1942; United Kingdom)
* Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress (1940; United States)
* North American B-25 Mitchell | B-25J (solid nose version) (1930; Netherlands, United States)
* Boeing B-29 Superfortress (1940; United States)
* Bristol Blenheim (1937; United Kingdom ,Kingdom of Yugoslavia )
* CANT Z.1007 (1938; Italy)
* Consolidated B-24 Liberator (1940; United States)
* Dornier Do 17 (1937; Germany,Kingdom of Yugoslavia)
* Dornier Do 217 (1941; Germany)
* Douglas A-20 Boston (1941; United States)
* Douglas A-26 Invader (1944; United States)
* Fairey Battle (1937; United Kingdom)
* Fiat BR.20 (1938; Italy)
* Focke-Wulf Fw 200 Condor (1940; Germany)
* Fokker C.X (1933; Netherlands, Finland)
* Handley Page Halifax (1940; United Kingdom)
* Handley Page Hampden (1938; United Kingdom)
* Liore et Olivier LeO 451 (1939; France)
* Martin A-22 Maryland (1939; France, United Kingdom
* Lockheed A-29 Hudson (1939; United States)
* Lockheed PV-2 Ventura (1942; United States, British Commonwealth, United Kingdom)
* Martin A-30 Baltimore United States, United Kingdom
* Martin B-26 Marauder (1941; United States)
* Martin 139 WS (Netherlands, Thailand)
* Mitsubishi G3M (1937; Japan)
* North American B-25 Mitchell (1941; United States)
* Piaggio P.108 (1942; Italy)
* PZL P.23 (1936; Poland)
* Savoia-Marchetti SM.79 (1937; Italy)
* Savoia-Marchetti SM.81 (1935, Italy)
* Short Stirling (1940; United Kingdom)
* Tupolev SB (1934; Soviet Union)
* Tupolev Tu-2 (1944; Soviet Union)
* Vickers Wellington (1938; United Kingdom)
* Yokosuka P1Y (1945; Japan)
Flying Boats and Sea Planes
* PB2Y Coronado (1937; United States, United Kingdom)
* Consolidated PBY Catalina (1935; United States, United Kingdom, Canada)
* PBM Mariner (1939; United States, United Kingdom, Australia, Netherlands)
* Douglas C-47 Skytrain (1935; United States, United Kingdom)
Rockets and missiles
Surface to surface missiles
* V-1 Flying Bomb (1943; Germany)
* V-2 rocket (1944; Germany)
* Rheinmetall-Borsig Feuerlilie (Germany)
Surface to air missiles
* EMW C2 Wasserfall Missile (Germany)
Air to surface missiles
* Blohm & Voss BV 246 "Hagelkorn" (Germany)
* Ruhrstahl X-4 (Germany)
Liaison Aircraft
*Aeronca L-3
*Fieseler Fi 156 "Storch"
*Piper L-4, O-59 and NE-1
*Stinson L-5
*Taylorcraft L-2
*Westland Lysander
*Mitsubishi Ki-46
*Nakajima C6N
*Yokosuka R2Y
Experimental aircraft are those that never saw operational service or were never intended to do so. They may beaircraft purely designed to test and develop new theories and research on aviation, or may be intended asprototypes of combat or other types of aircraft. Ultimately, if the aircraft was deployed to regular squadrons or usedin more than the rarest of operational missions by other units, it should be listed above under its appropriate type.Some types which did not reach flight status may also be listed here.
* Bell P-59 Airacomet (United States)
* Gloster E.28/39 (United Kingdom)
* Gotha Go 229 (Germany)
* Heinkel He 178 (Germany)
* Henschel Hs 132 (Germany)
* Junkers Ju 187 (Germany)
* FH-1 Phantom (United States)
* Messerschmitt Me 264 (Germany)
* Nakajima J9Y (Japan)
* Nakajima Ki-201 (Japan)
* Messerschmitt Me 163 (Germany))
* [http://www.daveswarbirds.com/usplanes/ American Aircraft of World War 2]
* [http://www.aircraftaces.com/ World War Two Aircraft]
* [http://www.acepilots.com/planes/main.html World War Two Combat Planes]
* [http://www.virtualmuseum.ca/pm.php?id=record_detail&fl=0&lg=English&ex=00000104&rd=63873&hs=0 Prince Edward Island - Memoriesof WWII]
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<?php

namespace skeeks\cms\validators;

use yii\helpers\FileHelper;
use yii\web\UploadedFile;

/**
 * Class FileValidator
 *
 * @package skeeks\yii2\ajaxfileupload\validators
 */
class FileValidator extends \yii\validators\FileValidator
{
    /**
     * @param mixed $value
     *
     * @return array|null
     */
    protected function validateValue($value)
    {
        if (is_string($value) && file_exists($value)) {
            $uploadFile = new UploadedFile();
            $uploadFile->size = filesize($value);
            $uploadFile->type = FileHelper::getMimeType($value, null, false);
            $uploadFile->tempName = $value;
            $uploadFile->name = $value;

            $value = $uploadFile;

            return parent::validateValue($value);
        } else {
            //TODO:: Создавать UploadedFile из CmsStorageFile
            return null;
        }
    }

    public function validateAttribute($model, $attribute)
    {
        if ($this->maxFiles != 1 || $this->minFiles > 1) {
            $files = $model->$attribute;
            if (!is_array($files)) {
                //$this->addError($model, $attribute, $this->uploadRequired);
                return;
            }

            $filesCount = count($files);

            if ($this->minFiles && $this->minFiles > $filesCount) {
                $this->addError($model, $attribute, $this->tooFew, ['limit' => $this->minFiles]);
            }

            if ($this->maxFiles && $filesCount > $this->maxFiles) {
                $this->addError($model, $attribute, $this->tooMany, ['limit' => $this->maxFiles]);
            } else {
                foreach ($files as $file) {
                    $result = $this->validateValue($file);
                    if (!empty($result)) {
                        $this->addError($model, $attribute, $result[0], $result[1]);
                    }
                }
            }
        } else {
            return parent::validateAttribute($model, $attribute);
        }
    }

    /**
     * @inheritdoc
     */
    public function clientValidateAttribute($model, $attribute, $view)
    {
        return '';
    }
}

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