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Sigvatr Þórðarson (Sigv)
11th century; volume 1; ed. Judith Jesch;
1. Víkingarvísur (Víkv) - 15
2. Nesjavísur (Nesv) - 15
3. Austrfararvísur (Austv) - 21
4. Óláfsdrápa (Óldr) - 1
5. Vestrfararvísur (Vestv) - 8
6. Poem about Erlingr Skjálgsson (Erl) - 1
7. Flokkr about Erlingr Skjálgsson (Erlfl) - 10
8. Tryggvaflokkr (Tryggfl) - 1
9. Poem about Queen Ástríðr (Ást) - 3
10. Knútsdrápa (Knútdr) - 11
11. Erfidrápa Óláfs helga (ErfÓl) - 28
12. Lausavísur (Lv) - 30
II. Bersǫglisvísur (Berv) - 18
III. Fragments (Frag) - 2
Sigvatr or Sighvatr Þórðarson (Sigv) is said (ÍF 27, 54) to have been the son of Þórðr Sigvaldaskáld 'Poet of Sigvaldi', an Icelander who served, in succession, Sigvaldi jarl Strút-Haraldsson, leader of the Jómsvíkingar, his brother Þorkell inn hávi 'the Tall', who campaigned in England, and Óláfr Haraldsson, later king of Norway (r. c. 1015-30) and saint. Þórðr is listed as one of Sigvaldi's skalds in Skáldatal (SnE 1848-87, III, 259, 268), but none of his poetry survives. The family tradition of poetry can also be traced in Óttarr svarti 'the Black', said to have been Sigvatr's sister's son (ÍF 27, 144; ÓH 1941, I, 203). Sigvatr was brought up by a certain Þorkell, at Apavatn in south-west Iceland. When nearly fully grown he sailed to what is now Trondheim, where he met up with his father and joined King Óláfr's retinue. According to Snorri (ÍF 27, 54-6; ÓH 1941, I, 81-3), Sigvatr recited Lv 2-3 at this time, and he interceded with the king on behalf of Icelandic merchants forced to pay a heavy tax in Norway (cf. Sigv Lv 4). It is also likely that this is when Þórðr provided Sigvatr with the material for Víkv (see Introduction to Sigv Víkv), which may be the poem referred to in the prose introduction to Sigv Lv 2 (Fidjestøl 1982, 118). There is no evidence that Sigvatr ever returned to Iceland, and according to the anecdote in which Sigv Lv 11 is preserved, he died on the island of Selja in north-western Norway and was buried at Kristskirkja (Kristkirken) in Trondheim. His poetry records his various journeys to Sweden, England and the Continent, as well as incidents in Norway. We know nothing of Sigvatr's private life, except that he had a daughter called Tófa, who had King Óláfr himself as her godfather (Sigv Lv 19).
Sigvatr's surviving poetic oeuvre is both large and remarkably diverse, encompassing different kinds of encomia not only on King Óláfr (Sigv Víkv, Sigv Nesv, Sigv Óldr, Sigv ErfÓl), but also on King Knútr of Denmark (Sigv Knútdr) and the Norwegian nobleman Erlingr Skjálgsson (Sigv Erl, Sigv Erlfl). Sigvatr was godfather to King Magnús inn góði 'the Good' Óláfsson and composed some avuncular words of advice to the boy-king (Sigv BervII). All of these patrons are recognised in Skáldatal (SnE 1848-87, III, 252-4, 258, 260-2, 269), where Sigvatr is also credited with having composed for the Swedish king Ǫnundr Óláfsson (although no such poetry survives, cf. Sigv Knútdr 4/6) and the Norwegian chieftain Ívarr inn hvíti 'the White' (cf. Context to Sigv Lv 8). Sigvatr also composed a poem on the Norwegian pretender Tryggvi Óláfsson (Sigv Tryggfl) and is unique in having composed in dróttkvætt in praise of a woman, Óláfr Haraldsson's widow Ástríðr Óláfsdóttir (Sigv Ást). Several of Sigvatr's poems are more or less loosely connected sequences of stanzas rather than more formal compositions, and encompass both travelogue (Sigv Austv) and political commentary (Sigv Vestv, Sigv BervII). The latter genre is also well represented in his lausavísur, which also include some remarkably personal stanzas expressing his grief at the death of King Óláfr (Sigv Lv 22-4). Sigvatr's status as a hǫfuðskáld 'chief skald' was recognised in the twelfth century (cf. Esk Geisl 12/8VII). His versatility as a poet has clearly inspired a number of anecdotes focusing on the composition of poetry, mostly of doubtful authenticity (cf. Contexts to Sigv Lv 1, 8, 11, 27; also Introduction to Ótt Hfl). Apart from two fragments preserved in SnE (Sigv Frag 1-2III), Sigvatr's poetry is transmitted in a wide range of texts within the tradition of the kings' sagas and is therefore edited in this volume or (in the case of the late Sigv Berv) in SkP II. For general studies of Sigvatr's life and works, see Paasche (1917), Hollander (1940) and Petersen (1946).
Austrfararvísur ('Verses on a Journey to the East') — Sigv AustvI
R. D. Fulk 2012, ' Sigvatr Þórðarson, Austrfararvísur' in Diana Whaley (ed.), Poetry from the Kings' Sagas 1: From Mythical Times to c. 1035. Skaldic Poetry of the Scandinavian Middle Ages 1. Turnhout: Brepols, p. 578. <https://skaldic.org/m.php?p=text&i=1351> (accessed 22 January 2022)
stanzas: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
Skj: Sigvatr Þórðarson: 3. Austrfararvísur, 1019 (AI, 233-40, BI, 220-5)
SkP info: I, 585
2 — Sigv Austv 2I
lemmatised words
This information has not been reviewed and should not be referred to.
aftrhvarf (noun n.) [°-s] '°(possibility of) return, journey back, ...' — aptrhvarfs 2/2 var, aptrhvarf 2/2
aftrhverf (noun n.) — aptrhuerf 2/2 var
2an (conj.) 'than...' — 2/8
aptr (adv.) [°compar. -ar] 'back...' — 2/2
3á (prep.) 'on, at...' — 2/4, 2/7
bátr (noun m.) [°-s, dat. -i/-; -ar] 'boat...' — báti 2/4
betr (adv.) [°superl. bezt/bazt; pos. " vel adv.] 'better...' — 2/8
bœta (verb) [°-tt-] 'better, emend, compensate...' — bœttr 2/8 var
2draga (verb) [°dregr; dró, drógu; dreginn/droget(Hirð NKS 1642 4° 146v²⁹; cf. [$962$])] 'drag, pull, draw...' — dreginn 2/2
Eið (noun f.) 'Eið, Eiðar, Eids ...' — Eiðs 2/1
3eigi (adv.) 'not...' — 2/1 var
far (noun n.) [°-s; *-] 'travel, vessel, trace, life, conduct...' — 2/6
fara (verb) [ferr, fór, fóru, farinn] 'go, travel...' — fór 2/8, fórsk 2/8 var
fǫr (noun f.) 'journey, fate; movement...' — 2/8 var
glópr (noun m.) — glóps 2/4 var
glœpr (noun m.) 'sin, misdeed...' — glœps 2/4
haf (noun n.) [°-s; *-] 'sea...' — hafs 2/7 var
haugr (noun m.) [°-s, -i; -ar] 'mound, cairn...' — hauga 2/5
1haukr (noun m.) [°-s, dat. -i/-; -ar] 'hawk...' — hauka 2/5 var
heimr (noun m.) [°-s, dat. -i/-; -ar] 'home, abode; world...' — heims 2/7 var
herr (noun m.) [°-s/-jar, dat. -; -jar, gen. -ja/herra] 'army, host...' — 2/6
hér (adv.) 'here...' — her 2/5 var
hlœðir (noun m.) 'loader...' — hlæði 2/5 var
hlœðiskip (noun n.) — hlæðiskip 2/5 var
hlœgi (noun n.) '[laughable]...' — 2/5
hlœgiskip (noun n.) — 2/5
hrútr (noun m.) [°-s, dat. -i; -ar] '[ram]...' — hrúti 2/7
húm (noun n.) 'sea-spray...' — húms 2/7
hvarf (noun n.) [°; *-] 'disappearance...' — 2/2, hvarfs 2/2 var
hverf (noun n.) [°; dat. -um] '°kurv (til at øse sild op med fra nettet...' — huerf 2/2 var
hættr (adj.) [°compar. -ari/-ri, superl. -astr] 'dangerous...' — hætt 2/8
hǫrgr (noun m.) [°; -ar] 'cairn, shrine...' — hǫrga 2/5 var
1karfi (noun m.) [°-a] 'ship, vessel...' — karfa 2/2
láta (verb) 'let, have sth done...' — Létk 2/1, létk 2/7, læt 2/1 var, læt 2/7 var
líta (verb) 'look, see; appear...' — leit 2/1 var
lægi (noun n.) [°-s] 'sea...' — 2/5 var
lægiskip (noun n.) — 2/5 var
nátt (noun f.) [°náttar/nǽtr, dat. -/-u; nǽtr] 'night...' — 2/4 var
saka (verb) 'blame, be guilty...' — sakaða 2/6 var
2sjá (verb) 'see...' — sákat 2/6
skip (noun n.) [°-s; -] 'ship...' — 2/5
stilla (verb) 'control...' — stiltum 2/3
svá (adv.) 'so, thus...' — 2/3
2taka (verb) 'take...' — Taki 2/5
til (prep.) 'to...' — 2/1, 2/4, 2/7
vaða (verb) 'advance, wade...' — óðumk 2/1, óðusk 2/1 var
valtr (adj.) 'unsteady, in danger ...' — valtan 2/3
vátr (adj.) 'wet...' — 2/4
verri (adj. comp.) 'worse, worst...' — verra 2/6
vér (pron.) [°gen. vár, dat./acc. oss] 'we, us, our...' — 2/3
vætta (verb) 'expect...' — vættak 2/8
þvít (conj.) 'because, since...' — 2/1
unlemmatised variants — drekkin (2); hrauti (2)


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July 2019 was the hottest month on record, says new report
A new NOAA report has found that July 2019 was the hottest month on record, which stretches back to 1880
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A chart detailing some of the most significant climatic events around the world in July 2019
The report found that the first six months of 2019 were tied for second-hottest on record
The report found that sea ice extent was at an all-time low across both poles
July 2019 had the highest global average temperatures on record
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July 2019 has been found to be the hottest month ever recorded, which is news that won't surprise anybody who sweated through the heat wave that gripped Europe, North America and indeed much of the Northern Hemisphere this summer. This continues a long-running upwards trend, with the first six months of the year tied for second hottest and sea ice at an all-time low at both poles.
The latest monthly report from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) paints a pretty grim – but not unexpected – picture of the state of the planet. This July, the average temperature across global land and sea surfaces was 1.71° F (0.95° C) warmer than the 20th century average of 60.4° F (15.8° C).
This new record edges out the previous record-holder of July 2016, which occurred at the height of a 16-month hot streak where every consecutive month was the warmest of that particular month on record.
And because July is usually the hottest month of any given year, that makes July 2019 the hottest month on record, period. That's quite a feat, given the data set NOAA uses stretches all the way back to 1880.
This isn't a one-off fluke, either. According to the data, the five hottest Julys occurred in the last five years, and the top 10 have all occurred since 1998. Longer term, this July also marked the 43rd year in a row where July had global temperatures above the 20th century average. In fact, there hasn't been a month with global temperatures below average since January 1985.
With half of 2019 now gone, NOAA also looked at how the first six months of the year were tracking. Between January and July, the global average temperature was 1.71° F (0.95° C) warmer than the 20th century average, which means it was the second-warmest first half of a year on record. It shares that honor with 2017, while 2016 still holds the crown for that particular title.
On a more local scale, this period was the hottest on record for parts of North and South America, Asia, Africa, Australia and New Zealand, as well as areas of the Atlantic, western Pacific, and western Indian Oceans.
These record highs were accompanied by record lows in terms of sea ice extent. The average Arctic sea ice hit a new historic low, coming in almost 20 percent below average for July. At the other end of the world, the Antarctic had its own record smallest sea ice coverage, at 4.3 percent below the average taken between 1981 and 2010.
Unfortunately, these findings are far from unique. These kinds of reports are pouring out from various institutions, including the United Nations, NASA, NOAA, the World Meteorological Organization and even the White House, consistently paint a worrying bigger picture about the future of our planet. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change says that unprecedented changes to all aspects of human society are needed to head off the worst outcomes, and some reports say we're already approaching the point of no return.
The full report on July 2019 was published on NOAA's website.
Source: NOAA [1],[2]
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Dar es Salaam Branch
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Ifakara Health Institute (IHI), is headquartered in Mikocheni, Dar es Salaam. The Dar es Salaam branch was initially established as a central coordination office, and now hosts the offices of the IHI directorate, including the offices of the Chief Executive Director, Director of Science, Chief Finance and Systems Officer and Chief Human Resources and Administration. The branch hosts various centralized organs of the institute, including finance and administration services, human resources, procurement, transport and logistics. Additionally the branch is the base for various Research support units including Institutional Review Board (IRB), Data Systems Unit; Knowledge Management and Communications, Grants and Contracts office, Public Engagement and Partnerships team, and Information Communication Technology (ICT) unit.
The Branch of IHI facilitates close collaborations with national and international partners, stakeholders and program partners. Some of the national partners include the National Institute of Medical Research (NIMR, Commission for Science and Technology (COSTECH), Tanzania Food and Drugs Authority (TFDA) and the Ministry of Health, Community Development, Gender, Elderly and Children (MoHCDGEC). The branch also facilitates partnerships with our bilateral partners and other international organizations, through continuous engagement.
Key Facilities, Units and Programmes
IHI Data Systems and Platforms
High-quality data is the necessary ingredients for producing high quality statistics and deliver proper research outcomes. It also results in efficient data analysis and data sharing while also guaranteeing the value of the data.
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The Research Quality Assurance Unit is an institutional unit established under the Directorate to help researchers ensure the integrity of their research projects. The main function of the unit is to ensure all research conducted by IHI and partners adheres to clearly defined standards to be followed during the entire period of the study (from protocol development, data collection & analysis to publications) and comply with the set standards.
The Ifakara Health Institute Institutional Review Board (IHI IRB) is an independent Ethical Review Board which operates under the umbrella of Ifakara Health Institute. The present IRB has been in operation since 2004. Given its importance in guiding the conduct of all our research, and especially clinical trials involving humans, the unit was significantly revamped in 2006.
Public engagement and Partnerships
IHI prides itself on its high levels of engagement with the communities it works with. It believes that it must explain to all our stakeholders all that we do and also why we do it, and also and how the work might benefit the community. We believe that our work must be driven by the needs of our stake holders, including the ublic, the communities whre we work, the study participants, the government, our funding partners and our collaborators.
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The grants and contracts office monitors and supports implementation of all sponsored research projects, from the time these projects are conceived, through entire project life cycles, until the time when these projects are eventually closed. The office reviews and coordinates the sponsored project proposals, and leads negotiations towards successful award of grants or contract awards or amendments, including any sub-awards and subcontracts.
Knowledge Management and Communications
The Knowledge Management and Communications unit shares synthesized new information, in simplified popular versions, via short media briefings, social media and visits. The team mediates our media relations and and organizes interviews with local or international media houses. The team also maintains IHI's Digital Library, which is currently the largest online repository of health literature, including some rare digitized grey literature, but also numerous scientific publications and reports.
Senior Branch Administrator
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It's the conclusion of our OTTAWA EXPLOSION BLOWOUT! We subject more people to the hard-hitting CITY SLANG QUESTIONNAIRE!
Bridget Battle of TWEENS talks pizza, her crush on Kirk Hammett, and straight up spills her beer!
Jerry Queen of TWEENS, PRETTY PRETTY, and VACATION goes to Circle Jerks shows with his Dad, talks about playing with the Breeders, and pukes up his hair!
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If you're sick of pills, patches, injections and rubbers, this '100% Sure Birth Control' system may be for you. The only downside to this piece is that it restricts intimacy.
This instruction manual/pill gag promises 100% sure birth control with specific directions on the reverse side. A simple rearrangement of your limbs to the advice of what actually looks like a bar coaster, will result in a situation that's not conducive to love-making. A simple joke, or a shrewd reminder to social drinkers? We may never know.


Can I remap the num/alt/ctrl/shift keys or the three "mouse" buttons?
It's apparently not possible to use the Tuner to change the key mappings for num/alt/ctrl/shift or for the three mouse buttons (located above the main keyboard). Is there any other way that I can go about changing those mappings?
@twiddlermed Can you explain what you want to do? Maybe there is a way to accomplish what you want to do.
Sure! I use my twiddler with my Android phone, and have no need for num, alt, or ctrl, nor do I need to right-click anything. Truly, I don't use the joystick mouse at all on my phone, but if I did need it for something, I could press on it to send a left click. The only modifier key that's useful for me is Shift.
With this in mind, I was hoping to remap those unused keys to Space, 1 and 43, which are common shortcuts I use while reviewing flashcards on the AnkiDroid app. The AnkiDroid app doesn't support customizable keyboard shortcuts, so it has to be those specific ones.
I want to be able to access those shortcuts easily while otherwise leaving TabSpace or Backspice enabled on my twiddler for typing practice. I don't want to have to futz with turning numlock on to make those numbers available, but that's an option I've considered if it's true that there's no way to remap num/alt/ctrl to 1/Space/43.
Does that help explain what I'm going for? Happy to provide any additional information.
By the way, the activation email I received when setting up my forum account had a link that involved an inaccessible IP address rather than forum.tekgear.com - Thankfully, I was able to figure out that I needed to remove the IP address and substitute the forum.tekgear.com URL. The same was true for the notification email I received for your reply: it points to http://10.188.20.66/t/can-i-remap-the-num-alt-ctrl-shift-keys-or-the-three-mouse-buttons/119/2, which I can't access. You might want to take a look at that!
The Top 4 keys are modifiers. They don't move the pointer in the lookup table, they just modify what is there. So, just pressing CTRL is not going to do anything. If you could press say "CTRL-A" for "1" you could map that in Tuner.
I understand - I knew I could do Ctrl-A or something similar, but I wasn't sure whether there was a strict hardware/software limitation preventing reassigning the modifier keys. Thanks for explaining! I'm trying to avoid having my most commonly used keystrokes be chorded ones, i.e. since I use those keystrokes so frequently in AnkiDroid, I want to have them as easily accessible as possible and not require multiple keys being pressed.
I'm assuming that it's also not possible to remap the three mouse buttons, correct?
@twiddlermed The limitation is in the way the lookup tables work. Adding those buttons, with the current table topology, could make a lookup extremely slow. We are investigating new ways to store the data so that lookups are quick and we can make every button mappable.
The Front 12 are customizable. The Front 3 mouse buttons are not.
I am also interested in remapping the modifier keys that are controlled by the thumb. As I have small hands it is quite important to me to be able to have the shift key closer that it is now.
I can understand that it is hard with how the lookup tables work now, so I would suggest that there is a separate lookup table for those four keys in a next firmware version (with the default being the standard layout, for backwards compatibility).
I'd be happy to beta-test such a feature.
@nescivi Check out Twiddler Tuner next week. Public Beta of new Tuner and new firmware.
I have been inactive for a bit, but now returning again.
This beta has already been past, but I don't see the option available in the current option.
Basically what I want to do is reverse the [SHIFT] and [CTRL] key, is this possible already?
But it might be tricky to have it behave normally for my regular keyboard and different for the Twiddler.
Out of curiosity, what's your primary usage of the Twiddler on Linux? I am building a chordmap specifically targeted for Vim/bash/mutt/irssi. Would you like to share your twiddler.cfg and various rcs?
Part of my performance practice as a sound artist is in livecoding. With the Twiddler I am trying to get away from the from the standard laptop screen and keyboard, to attempt to integrate livecoding a bit better with body-based practices.
I have just made a little tool for practising to code in SuperCollider with the Twiddler, which can be found here: https://github.com/sensestage/SuperColliderTwiddler.
If you want to use them as a universal modifyer - just modifying whatever you press - then no. If you explicitly map Ctrl-a to output "A" and Shft-a to output "Ctrl-a" then it would work. See image below.
No, I'd like to use them as a universal modifier - I don't want to have to go through my complete keymap and explicitly remap every keystroke.
On a firmware level, being able to remap these 4 buttons would require an additional lookup table for those four (so it should be fairly straightforward, I think; current fixed setting can be the default and fallback for backwards compatibility). As mentioned before, I'd be happy to beta-test such a feature.
The quickest way is to do a full explicit remap as outlined above. I wish it would be as simple as adding an additional lookup table to the code.


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package com.viesis.viescraft.common.entity.airships.containers.all;

import com.viesis.viescraft.api.EnumsVC;
import com.viesis.viescraft.common.entity.airships.EntityAirshipCore;
import com.viesis.viescraft.common.entity.airships.containers.ContainerVC;
import com.viesis.viescraft.common.entity.airships.slots.FuelSlotVC;
import com.viesis.viescraft.common.entity.airships.slots.InventorySlotVC;
import com.viesis.viescraft.common.entity.airships.slots.ModuleBombSlotVC;

import net.minecraft.inventory.IInventory;
import net.minecraft.inventory.Slot;

public class ContainerMenuMain extends ContainerVC {

	private EntityAirshipCore airship;

	public ContainerMenuMain(IInventory playerInv, EntityAirshipCore airshipIn)
	{
		this.airship = airshipIn;

		//Slot 0 - Fuel
		if(this.airship.getModuleActiveSlot1() == EnumsVC.ModuleType.INFINITE_FUEL_LESSER.getMetadata()
		|| this.airship.getModuleActiveSlot1() == EnumsVC.ModuleType.INFINITE_FUEL_NORMAL.getMetadata()
		|| this.airship.getModuleActiveSlot1() == EnumsVC.ModuleType.INFINITE_FUEL_GREATER.getMetadata())
		{
			this.addSlotToContainer(new FuelSlotVC(this.airship.inventory, 0, 500, 500));
		}
		else
		{
			this.addSlotToContainer(new FuelSlotVC(this.airship.inventory, 0, 147, 22));
		}

		//Storage Lesser
		if(this.airship.moduleActiveSlot1 == EnumsVC.ModuleType.STORAGE_LESSER.getMetadata())
		{
			//Slot 20-29 - Inventory Small
			for (int y = 0; y < 3; ++y)
			{
				for (int x = 0; x < 3; ++x)
				{
					this.addSlotToContainer(new InventorySlotVC(this.airship.inventory, (x + y * 3) + 20, 62 + x * 18, 62 + y * 18));
				}
			}
		}

		//Storage Normal
		if(this.airship.moduleActiveSlot1 == EnumsVC.ModuleType.STORAGE_NORMAL.getMetadata())
		{
			//Slot 20-37 = Inventory Large
			for (int y = 0; y < 3; ++y)
			{
				for (int x = 0; x < 3; ++x)
				{
					this.addSlotToContainer(new InventorySlotVC(this.airship.inventory, (x + y * 3) + 20, 35 + x * 18, 62 + y * 18));
					this.addSlotToContainer(new InventorySlotVC(this.airship.inventory, ((x + y * 3) + 20) + 9, 89 + x * 18, 62 + y * 18));
				}
			}
		}

		//Storage Greater
		if(this.airship.moduleActiveSlot1 == EnumsVC.ModuleType.STORAGE_GREATER.getMetadata())
		{
			//Slot 20-37 = Inventory Large
			for (int y = 0; y < 3; ++y)
			{
				for (int x = 0; x < 3; ++x)
				{
					this.addSlotToContainer(new InventorySlotVC(this.airship.inventory, (x + y * 3) + 20, 8 + x * 18, 62 + y * 18));
					this.addSlotToContainer(new InventorySlotVC(this.airship.inventory, ((x + y * 3) + 20) + 9, 62 + x * 18, 62 + y * 18));
					this.addSlotToContainer(new InventorySlotVC(this.airship.inventory, ((x + y * 3) + 20) + 18, 116 + x * 18, 62 + y * 18));
				}
			}
		}

		//Bombing
		if(this.airship.moduleActiveSlot1 == EnumsVC.ModuleType.BOMB_LESSER.getMetadata()
		|| this.airship.moduleActiveSlot1 == EnumsVC.ModuleType.BOMB_NORMAL.getMetadata()
		|| this.airship.moduleActiveSlot1 == EnumsVC.ModuleType.BOMB_GREATER.getMetadata())
		{
			//Bomb Slots
			this.addSlotToContainer(new ModuleBombSlotVC(this.airship.inventory, 51, 53, 89));
		}

		// Player Hotbar, Slot 0-8, Slot IDs 36-44
		for (int x = 0; x < 9; ++x)
		{
			this.addSlotToContainer(new Slot(playerInv, x, 8 + x * 18, 178));
		}

		// Player Inventory, Slot 9-35, Slot IDs 9-35
		for (int y = 0; y < 3; ++y)
		{
			for (int x = 0; x < 9; ++x)
			{
				this.addSlotToContainer(new Slot(playerInv, x + y * 9 + 9, 8 + x * 18, 120 + y * 18));
			}
		}
	}
}

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Food Research & Action Center Lauds Bills That Address Child Summer Hunger
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WASHINGTON, June 24, 2019 — The Food Research & Action Center strongly supports legislation that was introduced recently to ensure low-income children across the country have access to the nutrition they need during the summer months when they lose access to healthy school meals.
The Summer Meals Act of 2019 (S. 1908/H.R. 2818), introduced by Senators Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) and Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) and Representatives Don Young (R-AK) and Rick Larsen (D-WA). These bills would: improve the area eligibility test by lowering it from 50 percent to 40 percent to allow more low-income communities to provide summer meals; allow nonprofit and local government agencies to provide meals year-round through the Summer Food Service Program; allow all sites to serve three meals; and provide grant funding to support efforts to reach underserved areas. S. 1908 includes an additional provision to support meal service in disaster situations.
The Stop Child Summer Hunger Act (S. 1941/H.R. 3378), introduced by Sen. Pat Murray (D-WA) and Susan Davis (D-CA), would provide families who have children eligible for free and reduced-price school meals with an electronic benefit transfer (EBT) card to help them obtain nutrition during the summer.
We commend the bills' sponsors for their efforts to strengthen, protect, and expand access to the Summer Nutrition Programs and encourage Members of Congress to cosponsor these important bills. These programs are critical to combating childhood hunger and obesity, and so much more.
The Summer Nutrition Programs keep children safe, learning, and out of trouble. The meals help draw children into educational, enrichment, and recreational activities, which are important tools for combating summer learning loss, reducing juvenile crime and teen pregnancy, and supporting working parents. They also provide states with federal child nutrition funding that will create jobs and generate economic activity.
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ELECTION 2010: Foley running on his business experience
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Oct. 31, 2010 Updated: June 17, 2016 5:13 p.m.
Connecticut Republican gubernatorial candidate Tom Foley, left, with his wife Leslie Fahrenkopf Foley during a rally, Sunday, Oct. 31, 2010, in Darien Conn. (AP Photo/Fred Beckham)
By CHASE WRIGHT
Times Staff Writer
STAMFORD -- Republican candidate for governor Tom Foley says the last thing Connecticut needs is another career politician running the state.
Foley served a three-year stint as U.S. ambassador to Ireland, but the Greenwich millionaire hasn't been touting his diplomatic experience in his campaign to replace retiring Republican Gov. M. Jodi Rell. He's emphasizing his business leadership experience, saying he knows how to cut state spending and create jobs.
"I think people are upset with career politician's policy to tax, borrow and spent," he said. "It hasn't worked for us. People want a new direction, they want someone who can take them there."
Foley, 58, is the founder of the Connecticut-based investment firm NTC Group, Inc., and oversaw the acquisitions of several businesses, including a now-defunct textile company.
Foley's opponents have criticized his handling of that company, saying he drove the business into the ground. Foley has disputed the claims, and has said that he had no role in the decision to close the company's largest fabric mill.
Foley, a Harvard Business School graduate, has positioned himself as a respected business leader with a knowledge for government operations.
He was ambassador from October 2006 to January 2009 and previously served in Iraq, overseeing most of the country's state-owned businesses.
"My background is solving problems," he said. "I have the skills and experience that my opponent doesn't have."
On the issues, Foley cited jobs and making the state more accommodating to business owners. His plan forward, which can be found on line at www.tomfoley2010.com, calls for building industries that have high potential for growth in Connecticut, including healthcare, manufacturing, financial services, alternative energy, pharmaceuticals and bio-technology.
Foley said he will make the state more "employer friendly" by offering business incentives and repealing excessive state mandates.
Foley said that if elected governor, he would review the state tax policy, analyze the way taxpayer dollars are spent and reduce the cost and size of government. Foley has also said that he would not accept a salary as governor.
Education is another issue of importance for Foley. His plan for Connecticut includes implementing teacher and principal evaluations, tracking student achievement, teachers, schools and districts and making this data publicly available, and giving parents the option of moving their students out of poorly performing school districts.
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Observing this creature in its natural habitat means witnessing something magical. Its beauty, so rare, enchants whoever watches it grazing quietly in Kenya's grasslands, likely unaware of the danger it faces. It seems almost impossible to think that after this giraffe is gone, this scene will disappear too. This male white giraffe is the only one left in this world, or at least the last known one. Its existence is, paradoxically, also its curse. Its white and shiny mantle makes it easily identifiable amidst the vegetation, and therefore the perfect target for uncivilised and ruthless poachers who have already brutally killed a mother and her cub of the same species.
Authorities and activists in Kenya are trying to protect it in every way possible, to the point of equipping it with a GPS to monitor its every move and make sure it doesn't meet the same sad end.
The world's last white giraffe has been given a GPS to protect it from poachers © Northern Rangelands Trust
A team effort to protect the last white giraffe
The Ishaqbini-Hirola Community Conversancy is in charge of the reserve in eastern Garissa county where the carcasses of the other two specimens were found, and has been fighting for years to increase protections for these magnificent animals. The organisation is run by volunteers who are also members of the local community, at the forefront of protecting such a precious life.
"The giraffe's grazing range has been blessed with good rains in the recent past and the abundant vegetation bodes well for the future of the white male," explains Ahmed Noor, manager of the programme, whose work is supported by the Kenya Wildlife Service and two local NGOs, Save Giraffes Now and the Northern Rangeland Trust.
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Its physical appearance is given by a rare genetic trait called leucism, which differs from albinism because it doesn't impede the production of pigments that are dark, especially to the naked eye.
The first sighting of white giraffes dates back to 2016, but they only became famous in 2017 after local rangers finally managed to photograph them. After less than three years, the known population has been reduced from three specimens to one.
Today, only a male so rare that he doesn't have a name remains, reminding us of how magical nature can be and how far we still need to go to protect it.
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15 Nov 2016 New Orleans, LA
NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana – After the Federal Bureau of Investigation released their annual hate crime report for 2015, the Associated Press (AP) ran with a handful of statistics to portray a widespread epidemic of anti-Muslim violence.
The AP report singled out the anti-Muslim hate crime numbers to generate the appearance that Muslims are being discriminated against at record levels, even going as far to blame President-Elect Donald Trump using unsubstantiated evidence from the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR):
Last year, there were 257 reported incidents of anti-Muslim bias compared to 154 the year before, a 67 percent increase. The number of reported hate crimes against Muslims peaked at 481 in 2001.
Ibrahim Hooper, spokesman for the Council on American-Islamic Relations, said he was not surprised to see the large increase in 2015 and said he expects the trend to continue.
"We saw a spike in anti-Muslim incidents nationwide beginning toward the end of 2015. That spike has continued until today and even accelerated after the election of President-elect Trump," Hooper said.
The AP fails to put the anti-Muslim hate crime statistic into context, as Breitbart Texas did, showing that Jewish-Americans are more than twice as likely to see hate crimes against them.
In 2015, Jews saw 695 total offenses, while Muslims experienced less than half that amount with 301 reported offenses.
The AP also failed to note that Americans of Middle Eastern descent saw far fewer hate crimes in 2015 than other races/eternities with 47 offenses reported by law enforcement.
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The WWE 24: Ronda Rousey episode which was set to air immediately following the Royal Rumble on the WWE Network has been delayed and instead, WWE 24: WrestleMania 34 will be airing.
The Rousey Network special has been in the making for a year ever since the former UFC champion made her debut at the Royal Rumble last year. It's unclear what prompted the change to the schedule.
WWE 24 episodes on WrestleMania are usually very interesting as they offer a behind-the-scenes look at what goes down on the busiest day – or in this case, weekend – of the year for WWE. Last year's WrestleMania took place at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana, and featured Ronda's first match and the return of Daniel Bryan.


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Fragmented Framework for Perfection of Security Interest: A Secured Creditor's Nightmare?
[Sikha Bansal is a Partner and Siddharth Goel a Legal Advisor at Vinod Kothari & Company]
An interesting question of law came up for consideration by way of appeal before National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) in Volkswagen Finance Private Limited v. Shree Balaji Printopack Pvt. Ltd . The brief facts of the case involved a car financing company, which extended a car loan to the corporate debtor. The car financier held a charge by way of hypothecation, entered in the registration certificate under the terms of section 51 of Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 ('MV Act'). During the time of liquidation of the corporate debtor, the liquidator rejected the claim of the car financier as a secured creditor on the grounds that the claim of the car financier is not duly registered under section 77 of the Companies Act, 2013 and the car financier could not furnish proof in terms of regulation 21 of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (Liquidation Process) Regulations, 2016 ('Liquidation Regulations'). The relevant extract of regulation 21 of the Liquidation Regulations, which are issued pursuant to the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2013 (the 'Code') is as follows:
"The existence of a security interest may be proved by a secured creditor on the basis of:
(a) the records available in an information utility, if any;
(b) certificate of registration of charge issued by the Registrar of Companies;
(c) proof of registration of charge with the Central Registry of Securitisation Asset Reconstruction and Security Interest of India."
Question of law and problem statement
The NCLAT upheld the order passed by the adjudicating authority, on the grounds that the car financier failed to produce any document as stipulated under regulation 21 of the Liquidation Regulations and that the charge was not registered under section 77 of the Companies Act. The NCLAT based its argument on a plain construction of section 77 of the Companies Act in unequivocal terms. The relevant extract of section 77(3) of Companies Act provide as follows:
"(3) Notwithstanding anything contained in any other law for the time being in force, no charge created by a company shall be taken into account by the liquidator appointed under this Act or the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016, as the case may be, or any other creditor unless it is duly registered under sub-section (1) and a certificate of registration of such charge is given by the Registrar under sub-section (2).
The NCLAT, in its concluding remarks, reiterated that the liquidator was right in denying the car financier the status of secured creditor since regulation 21 of Liquidation Regulations was not complied with. Further, the charge was neither registered with Central Registry of Securitisation Asset Reconstruction and Security Interest of India ('CERSAI') (under the Securitisation and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of Security Interest Act, 2002 (the 'SARFAESI Act')), nor with the Registrar of Companies (ROC) and information utility (IU). Hence, the claim of car financier that it has its security interest (charge by way of hypothecation) under section 51 of the MV Act is not sufficient. The NCLAT further relied on one of its precedents set out in India Bulls Finance Ltd. v. Samir Kumar Bhattacharata that relied on Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Ltd. v. Official Liquidator of Ambica Mills Co. Ltd.
Though the current matter is pending adjudication before Supreme Court (Civil Appeal No 3858 of 2020), an important point that formed the crux of the decision of the NCLAT needs further deliberations as it points to a larger issue, being the multiple registration requirements for perfection of security interests, as discussed below.
Multiple registrations for perfection of security interest
In the instant case, the NCLAT did not deliberate further on what if, on the facts, the charge was registered with CERSAI or say either with an IU, but not with the ROC. The question which is left open is whether a security interest, which is otherwise registered with say, CERSAI and/or an IU, can still be rejected on the grounds that it ought to have been mandatorily registered with ROC under the Companies Act.
The whole issue arises out of multiple mandates across different laws for perfection of security interest and lack of a unified registry. The table below depicts the extant rules for registration of security interest –
Points of discussion MV Registry [Registration under MV Act] ROC [Registration under Companies Act] CERSAI [Registration under SARFAESI Act] IU [Registration under the Code]
Relevant provisions of the law Section 51 of the MV Act – An entry is made with respect to the existence of the financing agreement Section 77 of the Companies Act Sections 22, 26B read with section 26D of the SARFAESI Act Section 215 of the Code Further, see regulation 21 of liquidation Regulations
Registration authority State motor vehicles registry Registrar of Companies CERSAI Information Utilities (IUs)
Applicable in case of borrower entity being Any entity Companies (optional in case of limited liability partnerships) Any entity Corporate Debtor/Debtor under the Code
Intent of registration Bar on any transfer of motor vehicle without the no-objection certificate of the financier. Does not deal with enforcement of security rights Validity of charge, priority Enforcement and priority of security interest under sections 26C, 26D, and 26E of the SARFAESI Act Proof of debt
Impact of non-registration on enforcement rights of the secured creditor None Charges become void. Loan becomes unsecured SARFAESI rights become unenforceable; loss of priority None. However, it is mandatory under law for the financial creditors.
Charge registration obligation on The entry is made at the time the owner applies for registration Borrower – section 77 of Companies Act Lender can register under section 78 of the Companies Act [if borrower does not within 30 days] Secured Creditor Financial Creditor
In order to ascertain the position under these requirements, it is important to note several aspects. Section 77 of the Companies Act (earlier, section 125 of the Companies Act, 1956) has always mandated compulsory registration of charges in case the borrower is a company. Sub-section (3) of section 77 (before amendments made by the Code) provided that no charge created by a company shall be taken into account by the liquidator or any other creditor unless it is duly registered. Note that a similar provision existed under section 125 of the Companies Act, 1956. It may also be noted that the section refers not only liquidators but also 'any other creditor' against whom the charge shall be void.
The amendment by way of insertion in section 77 (made by the eleventh schedule of the Code) to include references to liquidator appointed under the Code had the effect of applying section 77 to liquidation proceedings under the Code as well. Hence, given the non-obstante nature of section 77(3), a liquidator appointed under the Code cannot disregard that provision. Therefore, even if a secured creditor otherwise furnished other 'proofs' of security interest under regulation 21 of the Liquidation Regulations, but not the ROC charge certificate, the liquidator may not be able to admit its claim as a secured claim. Also, as the creditor could not prove 'security', it may not be able to able to exercise its right to 'realise' the security interest outside liquidation proceedings, even if it is registered with CERSAI. Essentially, once the corporate entity slips into insolvency or liquidation proceedings, the rights of a secured creditor will have to be determined by the interplay between enforcement laws and the insolvency or winding up laws.
Note that CERSAI registrations were not linked to enforcement or priority rights of a secured creditor, until recent amendments made in the year 2016 by way of the Enforcement of Security Interest and Recovery of Debts Laws and Miscellaneous Provisions (Amendment) Act, 2016, by which chapter IVA was inserted, which is applicable with effect from 24 January 2020. See, for instance, section 26D, which states that no secured creditor shall be entitled to exercise the rights of enforcement of securities unless the security interest has been registered with central registry. Hence, a creditor will not be able to enforce its SARAFESI rightsif the security interest is not registered with CERSAI. However, non-registration with CERSAI will not hamper the rights of the creditor in liquidation or winding up proceedings (under the Companies Act or the Code) if the creditor has ROC registration. But then, if the secured creditor opts to realise the security interest outside liquidation proceedings, under the SARFAESI Act, it needs to have CERSAI registration.
The interplay between ROC registration and CERSAI registration may be even more complex where the borrower is not yet into insolvency or liquidation proceedings. It can be contended that the applicability of section 77(3) of the Companies Act is not limited to liquidation or winding-up proceedings, but that it also applies when the borrower is a going concern. The words 'any other creditor' as used in section 77(3) may buttress this argument. And, it might possibly be contended that, despite CERSAI registration, ROC registration would be needed for a creditor to enforce its rights even outside the realm of the Companies Act. However, such contention is only possible where there are competing creditors in respect of the same security – each having CERSAI registration – but one of them not having ROC registration. This might a practical rarity. The issue, therefore, is contestable.
The observations, as above, can be encapsulated in the following table –
Whether registered with
ROC CERSAI IU
Yes Yes Yes Enforcement and priority rights fully protected
Yes Yes No Though it is mandatory for a 'financial creditor' to submit information to an IU, it does not impact the secured status of the creditor. Security can be proven by ROC or CERSAI registrations
Yes No No Non-registration of charge under CERSAI will disable the creditor from enforcing security interest under SARFAESI Act. However, the creditor can prove 'security' and stand in queue under the Companies Act or the Code
No Yes Yes Charge cannot be 'proved' under the Companies Act or Code. In winding up proceedings, the secured creditor may not be able to realise security interest In a going concern, CERSAI registration would enable enforcement of rights under the SARAFESI Act. However, counter-arguments possible as discussed above
No No Yes Security rights would be hampered both in winding up proceedings and enforcement proceedings.
No No No Security rights would be hampered both in winding up proceedings and enforcement proceedings. Also, non-filing of information with IU would be in violation of the law
The conclusions as above rest on the reading and interpretation of law as existing today – however impractical that may sound. While the registration with CERSAI might aid a secured creditor from initiating actions as stipulated under SARFAESI Act, such a secured creditor will have no recourse on the security interest over the assets of the corporate debtor under the Code once the corporate debtor slips into insolvency or liquidation, if the charge is not registered with ROC.
With this ruling, the NCLAT has upheld the long standing principle under company law that the charge against the company has to be registered with ROC. However, given the fragmented network for perfection of security interest with different registries under different laws, there is still an ambiguity over the cases where the charge is filed with CERSAI and an IU, but not with the ROC.
While there have been discussions on consolidation of registries, there has yet not been substantial development on that front. Therefore, until the legislature acts or the judiciary sets a precedent otherwise, lenders or financiers, thus, have no other option than to ensure registrations with each of the registries.
For a detailed discussion on this topic and also the impact of this ruling on transactions like leases and hire-purchase, please see our video here.
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It is quiet here these years, and I have added to that I suppose.
This post reminded me of my attempt to make it through the Feynman lectures a few years ago. I didn't make it through very many (maybe 7 or 8) before I realized I'd get more out of it by knowing more math first and I set the project aside, but I remember that question (or perhaps just a similar one) and have hunted it down.
Feynman posed the question in his first lecture: "If, in some cataclysm, all of scientific knowledge were to be destroyed, and only one sentence passed on to the next generations of creatures, what statement would contain the most information in the fewest words?" in the first of his lectures on physics as a kind of thought experiment to illustrate how much information is packed into his statement. His reply was "that all things are made of atoms--little particles that move around in perpetual motion, attracting each other when they are a little distance apart, but repelling upon being squeezed into one another." See link for his that lecture: http://www.feynmanlectures.caltech.edu/I_01.html#Ch1-S2 the rest of his lecture is the other things he claims can be deduced from that information and why he picked it. Those lectures are a fascinating read, more for how he explains things and the approach he takes to solving problems, than the physics itself. So it isn't so much the utility that he was after as efficient encoding of information.
In terms of pure usefulness I think your statement is a good one, though the scientific method itself could also be a good contender.
Greek philosophy is significant, I think, only because it is the first (recorded time in the West at least) that humans started inquiring about cosmogony, and cosmology outside of a religious context. But I agree with you that it isn't particular useful as a subject now. When they realized those were very difficult things to determine answers about, they moved on to human questions like what is a good life, and how should society be organized to foster such a life (politics)--which are also very difficult to find answers to or perhaps implement. There are a few underappreciated gems though: Heraclitus (who I think was on to something), Pyrrho (because a healthy dose of skepticism does one good sometimes, but Pyrrho is skeptical enough that one must start to fight it oneself and find things that can be known), and Diogenes the cynic (mostly because he lived a colorful life and that is a bright spot in an otherwise full subject).
In fairness to philosophy, most of which leaves something to be desired if one is after a definitive answer, most of the non-modern stuff is significant not for its content now, but because of how it changed how humans think about the world. Reading it makes one think not only about what is said, but also the meaning, implications, context, and why it was/is being said. I am always curious about the philosophers that don't get much study, why do some ideas persist and other fade? It cannot be just the ideas, because the Greeks are still around..
Philosophy might be to ideas what science is to the world--a method of weeding out inconsistencies to approximate truth.
There is something interesting in the premise of Feynman's question how to convey the most information in the fewest words.


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UVA Health using ultraviolet room cleaner to sanitize masks for reuse during coronavirus pandemic
UVA Health is using an ultra-violet room cleansing machine to clean PPE. | Credit: WVIR(WHSV)
By CJ Paschall
Published: Apr. 13, 2020 at 12:13 PM EDT
Hospitals across the globe are having to fight just to ensure healthcare workers have the personal protective equipment (PPE) needed to treat patients infected with COVID-19. In that battle, University of Virginia Health is unveiling a new secret weapon: TRU-D, an ultraviolet room cleaning machine.
The machine is designed to clean rooms using ultraviolet radiation, which scours and penetrates one millimeter beneath. UVA is using that technology to clean masks, filling a room with as many as they can thanks to custom built racks.
"Each rack will have 55 masks, and we sort of created five racks, so we can do 275 per load," UVA Health Infectious Disease Professor Dr. Carlene Muto said. "This only takes minutes really."
The entire process takes roughly an hour, considering safely and hygienically loading and then repackaging the masks for future use. With the plan to repeat the process all day, that adds up to a significant total: roughly 6000 masks sanitized healthcare workers can use again.
UVA Health acquired the machine after Dr. Muto sent an email to the manufacturer, who she was familiar with through her past work at the University of Pittsburgh. She asked if there was a chance that they had any TRU-D machines to sell, and while there was incredible demand, the health system was able to acquire one.
"Mike Friesen, and one of our physical engineers, Patrick, went down via the UVA jet to pick it up," Muto said. "It was here on Monday and by Tuesday it was fully functional."
With so much uncertainty about the availability of masks and PPE, being able to reuse masks is a major source of relief for healthcare workers at the university.
"To say to them, 'We're never going to run out, we're always going to be able to have supplies here'" Muto said. "Some people cry when they hear this information."
As of Thursday, TRU-D is now up and running.


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Q: How solve Incompatible types error (E2010) with class casting in Delphi? I have a code like this:
TBase = class

end;

TClassA = class(TBase)

end;

TClassB = class(TBase)

end;

Now I need of a procedure with a parameter, this procedure must be accept TBase object and all TBase children (TClassA and TClassB), I have try this:
procedure MyProcedure(item: TBase);

but if I try to pass a TClassA or TClassB I get an error: "E2010 Incompatible types: 'TBase' and 'class of TClassA'".
I don't have understand my error.
Thanks
Note: before post I have try to find a similar question without success, if you know it please link me the anwser.

A: The only way I can see you getting that error is if you are calling MyProcedure() like this:
MyProcedure(TClassA);

When you should be calling it like this instead:
var
  ca: TClassA;
...
MyProcedure(ca);

In other words, it is expecting a pointer to an object instance, but you are passing it a class type instead.

A: There is nothing wrong with your code. Given your class declarations and your procedure, you can do
var
  b: TBase;
  ca: TClassA;
  cb: TClassB;
begin
  MyProcedure(b);
  MyProcedure(ca);
  MyProcedure(cb);

and it will compile just fine. Apparently, what you do pass to MyProcedure isn't in fact  a TBase, TClassA, or a TClassB.

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This is a special non-cocktail episode where we discuss a bit regarding some common man bar tools and also some not-so-common cool concepts for broadening your bar collection.
To earn great mixed drinks you need the appropriate devices. Absolutely nothing fancy, simply the essentials to cover all your bases. Let's talk about a few of them. First, your shaker, the one most likely everybody knows with. There's two kinds. There's the two-piece shaker and then there's the three-piece shaker. I like this one just because the ice could travel a lot more. It provides it a much better structure. It makes it chillier. Likewise, you can delve it. Give it whatever rhythm you wish to include in your shake, as much as you. This set I just feel like has three pieces and also it's sort of constricted with the ice.
You likewise wish to have a mixing glass for stirring alcoholic drinks. Something nice as well as heavy, so that it will not topple when you're mixing. As well as talking stirring that transitions nicely right into bar spoons. They are available in a great deal of various shapes and sizes. It's actually regarding individual preference as well as what is most comfy for you to utilize. This is my favorite one called the Teardrop bar spoon. The following thing you certainly intend to have on hand is some jiggers. Those are gauging devices. So they can be found in various sizes. One of the most essential one to have I assume, or one of the most crucial 2 are the two/one jiggers. So it's 2 ounces and one ounce, and also the half-ounce as well as three-quarter ounce jigger.
They also make three-quarter ounce, one as well as a half, one-half, you recognize whatever benefits you. But I truly find that with these two you could pretty much make any type of recipe and also you don't require any more. After you're done drinking or mixing your cocktail, you're going to intend to strain it into a glass, which's where these individuals come in. They simply hold the ice back to make sure that you could put the drink right into your glass. This is called a julep filter. This is a Hawthorne strainer. You recognize, they both work penalty. This is a great strainer, if you possibly you're muddling mint or something, it'll capture all the excess mint that when you're putting it out of your glass.
I don't know why you're mixing a cocktail with mint in it, which is just what I simply claimed to do, however you understand it'll just offer it a better texture and make it look extra cosmetically pleasing. The various other 2 really vital devices you want are a muddler, simply gently muddling, pushing fruit, fresh herbs, stuff like that and also a hand juicer for making fresh citrus juice, which is most likely one of the most vital component in making wonderful alcoholic drinks. If you have all of that you can practically make any kind of alcoholic drink you could think of.
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Match races consist of you versus one opponent, whom you race from the top of a course to the bottom. The exception to this is the final course, the Avalanche course, where you either race a timer or the actual avalanche (if it knocks you out, it won).
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Once the Nintendo GameCube systems are connected each player must press the A Button or Start/Pause to begin. Choose your player and board, then select a course. The game will check any present Memory Cards, and any boards or features that are available on any of the cards will be made available to all players.
If three or more GameCubes are used, only one player can play on each GameCube; if two are used, then two players can play on each GameCube.
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2-4 (1 per system) 1080° Avalanche Game Discs.
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass. … The American Hockey League has announced that it has signed a licensing agreement with TeamWork Online, an on-line sports job recruiting service, to use its integrated job board and application tracking system software for human resource management to post jobs and recruit candidates.
The AHL joins an elite group of professional sports leagues and teams, including the NHL, the NBA and teams in Major League Baseball and the NFL, which are using TeamWork Online's recruitment software to find the sports industry's top talent. The company's software allows job seekers to make detailed applications for posted jobs and for sports properties to do refined searches based on applicant criteria.
To view employment opportunities, job seekers can visit the official Web site of the American Hockey League, theahl.com, and click on the Career Opportunities link to be connected directly to the new interactive AHL Hockey Jobs Board. Applicants will be able to review AHL employment and internship opportunities and submit an on-line resume to use for one or more open positions, all at no cost to them.
"Partnering with TeamWork Online is a great opportunity for the AHL and our member clubs," said Chris Nikolis, vice president of sales and marketing for the AHL. "TeamWork is clearly the leader in the on-line sports-job recruiting industry and will help our teams find the most qualified people available as they build their staffs. We look forward to building a long-term and mutually beneficial partnership."
"We are delighted to partner with the AHL," said Buffy Filippell, TeamWork Online founder. "Candidates interested in working with the AHL will be able to apply on-line for jobs and have their credentials seen directly by the AHL team hiring managers. When an applicant applies for future notification, he or she will automatically be notified of jobs posted in the future specifically fitting their skills."
Created and used by Filippell's TeamWork Consulting, Inc., the nation's leading sports executive search firm, TeamWork Online is the dominant online recruiting system and applicant tracking software used by sports teams, leagues, governing bodies and others. In the last five years more than 5,000 positions have been filled through TeamWork Online's software and 64 percent of all positions posted have been filled with applicants whose resumes were in the team, league or group's database.
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est une série télévisée d'anthologies américaine en cinq épisodes d'environ  créée par B. J. Novak et diffusée entre le  et le  sur le service FX on Hulu.

À l'échelle internationale, la série est disponible via Disney+ sous le hub de streaming dédié Star dans certains marchés.

Synopsis

Distribution
 B. J. Novak  : lui-même
 Jon Bernthal  : Chase Milbrandt
 Beau Bridges  : William
 Kaitlyn Dever  : Abbi Miller
   : Eve Stone
   : Darren Williams
 Randal Gonzalez  : Jury Foreman
 Lucas Hedges  : Jesse Wheeler
 Boyd Holbrook  : Aaron
 O'Shea Jackson Jr.  : Cooper
 Amy Landecker  : Trish
 Jordan Mann  : Naomi
 Emily Nelson  : Keri Pina
 Ben Platt  : Hansen Evan
 Melissa Saint-Amand  : Vanessa Delacroix
 Brendan Scannell  : Caleb Rose
 Grace Song  : Susie Xu

Production
En , FX a commandé une commande pilote de deux épisodes pour une anthologie créée par B. J. Novak et produite par FXP. En , FX a repris la série. Lucas Hedges, Kaitlyn Dever, Jon Bernthal et Boyd Holbrook ont été choisis pour des épisodes pilotes en 2019, tandis que Ben Platt, Tracee Ellis Ross et Daniel Dae Kim, entre autres, ont été annoncés pour jouer dans la série en . Au cours de l'été Tournée de presse TCA, Novak a fait la lumière sur ses efforts pour lancer Jack Nicholson dans la série et a expliqué qu'ils avaient abandonné l'épisode après qu'ils n'aient pas pu le lancer. La musique est d'Emily Bear et Brooke Blair.

Le , la série est annulée.

Épisodes

Accueil critique

Notes et références

Liens externes

Série télévisée créée en 2021
Série télévisée américaine des années 2020
Série télévisée de FX
Série télévisée de Hulu
Anthologie à la télévision ou dans les séries télévisées

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Sri's Ph.D. research seeks to compare the production systems of medicinal plants in the study site. This research is a continuation of her master's thesis research conducted a few years back. In fact, some of the local people still remember her after more than a decade, especially in the buffer zone of MBNP. Being back in the village, Sri was impressed with the infrastructure in the village. In comparison to her last visit, the road condition has improved and telecommunication towers are in place, making it easier for her to be mobile. As she can't ride a motorbike, she has been traveling with a bicycle within the villages. However, local people were also happy to give a ride on the motorcycle for her, especially to reach remote areas.
Immersing herself with the local people for about four months, Sri reminded us again of the importance of living-in among the villagers, so as to gain their trust and to maintain amicable cooperation. In some cases, people could think that the presence of an external person is to bring some tangible funding. Hence it can be a challenge to convince that it is for research purposes. Notwithstanding, in most cases it is a courtesy in Indonesia that you should give a token of appreciation for the respondents of your household survey. Considering local culture is very vital in conducting empirical research.
Sri's research was conducted in two villages near or at the buffer zone of the MBNP, and two other villages in Solo and Sukabumi. Sri looked at 3 different production systems of medicinal plants: outgrower scheme, forest gathering, and forest farming.
Within the outgrower scheme, there are two types. The first is the outgrower type who cultivates 16 different species, in which Plantago major and Centela asiatica are the favorite species due to minimum maintenance. They sell through a village trader and then a farmer's association, while the second is the type who only cultivates 1 species Curcuma xanthorrhiza (Javanese turmeric) and sells directly to the farmer's association. Outgrower farmers cultivate on their private lands.
Sri also shared with us her experience of joining a farmer in a quest to gather some medicinal plants in the forest. In total, they work with almost 11 species, in which Aleurites mollucanus (candle nut) is frequently harvested and it is likewise a crucial source of cash income. Generally, local people assume that there is no restricted access to the forest area and they involve in wild gathering activity since a teenager.
As opposed to the forest gatherers, forest farmers use the state forest area as they have the right to use. They plant totally around 17 species and one of them is a highly valuable species, Piper retrofractum (Javanese long pepper). These forest gatherers and farmers are motivated to plant because they are more supply-driven, whereas the outgrower farmers are motivated because they are more demand-driven. Despite the farmer's association, a cooperation system among these farmers is still lacking.
Regardless of the production system, these farmers, in general, are still not satisfied with the returns they obtained. In terms of importance rate, most respondents mention that medicinal plants contribute to livelihood moderately, but it is still low for outgrower scheme type 2. Hence, Sri will work on analyzing the performance and profitability of these production systems. Sri strives to deliver a framework for a more remunerative market system for medicinal plants in these villages, thus improving their livelihoods.
Sri would like to extend her deepest gratitude to Prof. Dr. Jürgen Pretzsch as her Supervisor, Dr. Jude Kimengsi, Meru Betiri National Park, local people of Andongrejo and Sanenrejo (East Java), Nglurah (Central Java), Cidolog (West Java), Cibodas Botanic Garden-The Indonesian Institute of Sciences, The Ministry of Research, Technology, and Higher Education-Republic of Indonesia, Field assistants: Pipit, Arina, Walet, Arif, Ayu, Deka, Weullas, Anshor, Fauzi, Family of Bapak Riyadi, Bapak Kliwon, Ibu Wiji, Bapak Harso, Bapak Sugiono, and Bapak Saepullah, Dr. Achmad Sjarmidi, Dr. Yuli Widyastuti, Bapak Ir. R. Soedradjad, M.T., Ibu Nuning S. Barwa and PT Martina Berto, and all of contributors, who made the fieldwork possible.


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