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Camping La Marende Argelès-sur-Mer, Pyrénées Orientales
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Argelès-sur-Mer, Collioure, Saint-Cyprien along the coast… Perpignan, Céret, Villefranche-de-Conflent a little further inland… Cadaqués, Figueres, Barcelona just over the Spanish border… Between the Catalan hinterland and the Mediterranean shore… Between France and Spain... there is so much to discover near your camping La Marende. So what are you waiting for?
Camping La Marende
Avenue du Littoral
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Latitude: N 42° 34' 23''
Longitude: E 3° 2' 33''
Work out your route
Argelès-sur-Mer, 4 km
Perpignan airport, 33 km
Argelès-sur-Mer railway station, 5 km
Fort Libéria
Come and see Fort Libéria, which looks out over the town of Villefranche-de-Conflent. During your holiday, come and see this jewel of the Pyrénées-Orientales!
The Côte Vermeille
With a charm all of its own, some real natural treasures and fantastic scenery, the Côte Vermeille, between the Mediterranean and the Pyrenees, is an invitation in itself. Come and unveil all its secrets during your camping holiday!
L'anse de Paulilles
During your camping holidays, come and explore the Anse de Paulilles, the jewel of the Catalan coastline. Lush vegetation, a fine sand beach and the local heritage will have you in raptures!
France's Occitanie region is a mix of the Camargue, Spain, Provence, the Mediterranean, Gascony, the Pyrenees and more! During your camping holiday, come and soak up the flavours, scents and colours of this region!
The Catalan region
Between the mountains of the Pyrenees and the Mediterranean, the Catalan region will lend its flavours, scents and colours to your camping holidays!
It's time to pay a visit to Argelès-sur-Mer, one of the most emblematic towns of the Pyrénées-Orientales! With the Mediterranean Sea and its long beaches of soft fine sand, it offers all the charm you could hope for at a seaside resort in the south of France. Set off to discover your ideal holiday spot, exactly the sort of place you've been dreaming of... You're looking to spend a holiday in the south of France? We've found the perfect destination, one that will delight the whole family! On the shores of the Mediterranean, at the foot of the Albera Massif, where the mountains come down to embrace the sea, Argelès-sur-Mer patiently awaits. The largest seaside resort on the French Catalan coast, it offers all you could wish for an exceptional holiday. Where else could you find such an incredible diversity of landscapes, 9km of alternating sandy and rocky coastline, from Le Racou to the Plage de l'Ouille beach. But there is more to Argelès-sur-Mer than its seaside, explore its picturesque old village and narrow streets, its marina edged by small shops and restaurants, plus of course its typical market rich in local produce and offering the traditional flavours everyone loves. The charm of French Catalonia is irresistible, but don't take our word for it, come and discover its pleasures for yourself!
A land of vineyards and a charming seaside resort, Banyuls-sur-Mer is a pleasant town with paths lined with palm and plane trees.
Whether for the eccentric former home of the painter Salvador Dali, located on Portlligat Bay (museum in Figueres), for its pretty little fishing harbour or for its authentic creeks and beaches, there are so many reasons to visit Cadaqués...
In the South of France and just a few kilometres from the Spanish border, Collioure is a place in which the Catalan lifestyle comes together with that of the Mediterranean. You'll love its sand and pebble beaches and its little inlets, as well as its crystal clear water. Going on a camping holiday in Collioure also means discovering and enjoying all sorts of activities and entertainment. So set off to explore the amazingly varied natural heritage of Collioure and the surrounding region. With countryside sports and watersports, there's something for everyone in Collioure. Mountain biking, horse riding, hiking, climbing, kayaking and snorkelling are just some of the activities you'll be able to enjoy when you come camping in Collioure.
With cultural and artistic activities, a delightful town centre, gorgeous, fine sand beaches and plenty more, during your stay in Spain, a visit to Figueres is a must! Halfway between the eastern edge of the Pyrenees and the Costa Brava, Figueres is the perfect place to stay for your next camping holiday.
Perpignan is the largest city in the Pays Catalan, and a place you will love, lending your camping holiday a flavour of the east as well as the south! Perpignan is a city which is like a link between Spain and the South of France, between the Pyrenees and the Mediterranean. During your camping holidays in the South of France, come and see the place that was formerly the capital city of the kingdom of Majorca!
St Cyprien
The lovely beaches of Roussillon await you! Choose a camping holiday in St Cyprien and you won't regret it! During your camping holiday in Saint Cyprien, you'll enjoy the warm colours of the south of France, the flavours of some highly-renowned cooking and you'll take home some unforgettable memories!
Villefranche-de-Conflent
During your holidays in the Pyrénées-Orientales, come and see the famous fortified village of Villefranche-de-Conflent. You'll just love the authenticity and charm of this unusual town. Re-experience the history of Villefranche-de-Conflent when you come to this splendid 11th century mediaeval town, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Fans of old buildings and monuments will just love wandering along the ramparts pierced by fortified doors, or walking along the unusual Rue Saint-Jean, with the ancient walls of the houses you'll find here. You'll be amazed by the exceptional heritage which means it is listed as one of France's loveliest villages.
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Tory Daily talks to Helsinki graphic artist Inka Järvinen, who's also co-founder of the design agency Tsto. Discover the beauty of her clean, linear style and learn all about the path that took her there in our interview below.
It already bit me in kindergarten. I have loved anything art related from a very young age. I got into printmaking while at university about 15 years ago, while I was still studying fashion design.
Was a children's book about dots. I remember how I liked the simple graphic shapes and the solid colors. It was something completely different from the usual books that you had as a child.
Abstract minimalism. I like to play with the idea of how much can be expressed with how little.
I was previously working with a dark and detailed collage style. I started longing for something more simple and colorful, because what I was doing didn't feel like me anymore. The switch from that went quite naturally and fast. My background is in graphic design and illustration, so I think it was something that just took its form while working.
It challenges me and, on the other hand, gives me the freedom to work in a certain way. It also fits my working method perfectly: I usually start working on a computer and screen printing takes the image to a next level. I find the contrast that comes from combining new technology and old printing methods really fascinating.
Science fiction, architecture and technology.
I just work my way through it — there is no other way. I actually just got past the biggest one so far, after coming back from my maternity leave.
I find profiles curating the work of different creatives most interesting, @brutal_architecture, @onderdonxx and @somewhereiwouldliketolive to name a few.


A partner in East Africa plans to drill a large well that will provide pure water for 5,000 camels, other animals and 1,000 people. The people in this area depend heavily upon their animals for health and welfare and see water as a direct blessing from God. This project opens the door for Jesus to be presented as the true source of Living Water.


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Q: Bash -z if block triggering only when run from ProcessBuilder I have a java application that uses java.lang.ProcessBuilder to run a bash script.
    LOG.info("PlatformID = " + platformId);
    LOG.info("oldWorkflow date = " + oldDate.toString() + " workflow = " + oldWorkFlowId);
    LOG.info("newWorkflow date = " + newDate.toString() + " workflow = " + newWorkFlowId);
    final ProcessBuilder pb = new ProcessBuilder(exportScriptLoc, platformId, oldWorkFlowId, newWorkFlowId);
    pb.directory(new File("/opt/nis/ddziak-dev/nis-hadoop"));
    final Process p = pb.start();
    p.waitFor();
    final int exitValue = p.exitValue();
    p.destroy();
    if (exitValue == 0) {

With the logs I confirmed the ProcessBuilder inputs.

15:33:04,987 INFO [pool-4-thread-1] DapWatcher - PlatformID = 10191
15:33:05,013 INFO [pool-4-thread-1] DapWatcher - oldWorkflow date = 2017-11-16T19:13:46.000Z workflow = 00047916
15:33:05,013 INFO [pool-4-thread-1] DapWatcher - newWorkflow date = 2017-11-16T21:03:42.000Z workflow = 00050837

The script it calls is this:
#!/bin/bash
echo "hive -S -e \"show partitions nis.subscribers partition(destinationPlatformId='$1', build='$2');\"|awk '{if(NR>1)print}'" >> subscribers.out

PARTITIONS=`hive -S -e "show partitions nis.subscribers     partition(destinationPlatformId='$1', build='$2');"|awk '{if(NR>1)print}'`
if [ -z "$PARTITIONS" ]
then
  exit 2
fi

echo "${PARTITIONS}"

hqlOut=`hive -S -hiveconf destPlatId=$1 -hiveconf newWorkFlowId=$3 -hiveconf oldWorkFlowId=$2 -f /opt/nis/ddziak-dev/nis-hadoop/dapLib/updateSubscriberHiveTable.hql`

newPARTITIONS=`hive -S -e "show partitions nis.subscribers partition(destinationPlatformId='$1');"|awk '{if(NR>1)print}'`
if [ -z "$newPARTITIONS"]
then
  exit 3
fi

With the echo of PATITIONS from this script I've confirmed it is passing in the same inputs from the java program
hive -S -e "show partitions nis.subscribers partition(destinationPlatformId='10191', build='00047916');"|awk '{if(NR>1)print}'

when I run the echoed command it returns
destinationplatformid=10191/build=00047916

when I call the script directly using
updateSubscriberHiveTable.sh 10191 00047916 00050837

It successfully completes.  But the java program keeps getting an exit 2 from the p.exitValue()
Does anyone know why the java program is getting an exit 2?

A: I changed my ProcessBuilder instantiation to the following which provided me with the extra info I needed to discover it was a hive within java problem
final ProcessBuilder pb = new ProcessBuilder("bash", "-x", exportScriptLoc, platformId, oldWorkFlowId, newWorkFlowId).inheritIO();

Exception in thread "main" java.lang.RuntimeException: java.lang.RuntimeException: Unable to instantiate org.apache.hadoop.hive.metastore.HiveMetaStoreClient
    at org.apache.hadoop.hive.ql.session.SessionState.start(SessionState.java:347)
    at org.apache.hadoop.hive.cli.CliDriver.run(CliDriver.java:681)
    at org.apache.hadoop.hive.cli.CliDriver.main(CliDriver.java:625)
    at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke0(Native Method)
    at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(NativeMethodAccessorImpl.java:57)
    at sun.reflect.DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.java:43)
    at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:606)
    at org.apache.hadoop.util.RunJar.main(RunJar.java:212)
Caused by: java.lang.RuntimeException: Unable to instantiate org.apache.hadoop.hive.metastore.HiveMetaStoreClient
    at org.apache.hadoop.hive.metastore.MetaStoreUtils.newInstance(MetaStoreUtils.java:1422)
    at org.apache.hadoop.hive.metastore.RetryingMetaStoreClient.<init>(RetryingMetaStoreClient.java:62)
    at org.apache.hadoop.hive.metastore.RetryingMetaStoreClient.getProxy(RetryingMetaStoreClient.java:72)
    at org.apache.hadoop.hive.ql.metadata.Hive.createMetaStoreClient(Hive.java:2457)
    at org.apache.hadoop.hive.ql.metadata.Hive.getMSC(Hive.java:2469)
    at org.apache.hadoop.hive.ql.session.SessionState.start(SessionState.java:341)
    ... 7 more
Caused by: java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException
    at sun.reflect.NativeConstructorAccessorImpl.newInstance0(Native Method)
    at sun.reflect.NativeConstructorAccessorImpl.newInstance(NativeConstructorAccessorImpl.java:57)
    at sun.reflect.DelegatingConstructorAccessorImpl.newInstance(DelegatingConstructorAccessorImpl.java:45)
    at java.lang.reflect.Constructor.newInstance(Constructor.java:526)
    at org.apache.hadoop.hive.metastore.MetaStoreUtils.newInstance(MetaStoreUtils.java:1420)
    ... 12 more
Caused by: java.lang.NoSuchFieldError: SASL_PROPS
    at org.apache.hadoop.hive.thrift.HadoopThriftAuthBridge20S.getHadoopSaslProperties(HadoopThriftAuthBridge20S.java:127)
    at org.apache.hadoop.hive.metastore.MetaStoreUtils.getMetaStoreSaslProperties(MetaStoreUtils.java:1485)
    at org.apache.hadoop.hive.metastore.HiveMetaStoreClient.open(HiveMetaStoreClient.java:322)
    at org.apache.hadoop.hive.metastore.HiveMetaStoreClient.<init>(HiveMetaStoreClient.java:214)
    ... 17 more

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Christine Bortenlänger (née le  à Munich) est une femme d'affaires allemande. Depuis le  septembre 2012, elle est directrice générale du Deutsches Aktieninstitut, think-tank et représentant d'intérêts situé à Francfort. Elle était précédemment à la tête de la Bourse de Munich.

Formation et parcours professionnel
Après avoir obtenu son baccalauréat au lycée de Tegernsee, Christine Bortenlänger suit un apprentissage à la Bayerische Vereinsbank (désormais HypoVereinsbank). Elle est ensuite étudiante en gestion et économie à l'université Ludwig-Maximilian de Munich de laquelle elle sort avec un doctorat. De 1994 à 1996, elle est collaboratrice scientifique à la chaire de Arnold Picot, économiste allemand, toujours à la LMU. Elle a dirigé un projet de recherche international sur l'automatisation des salles de marché.

De 1996 à 1997, Christine Bortenlänger officie en tant que responsable de la numérisation de l'offre commerciale à la Bayerische Landesbank. De 1997 à 1998, elle couvre différents projets financiers au sein du cabinet de conseil Dr Seebauer & Partner à Munich. En 1998, elle intègre la Bourse de Munich en tant que directrice générale déléguée chargée des affaires publiques. Elle prend ensuite la direction de la Bourse de Munich de 2000 à 2012. Elle est en poste au Deutsche Aktieninstitut à Francfort et est membre de différents conseils d'administration et de surveillance.

Autres activités
Christine Bortenlänger est membre du Conseil de surveillance de Covestro, OSRAM, SGL Carbon et TÜV SÜD. Elle a été porte-parole du Munich Financial Center Initiative (FPMI). Elle est membre de la fondation nationale allemande, du comité consultatif féminin de la HypoVereinsbank, de l'Exchange Council de la Bourse de Francfort, et du comité exécutif du Conseil économique consultatif de la Bavière.

De 1990 à 1994, elle a bénéficié de la bourse de la Fondation Friedrich Ebert. Elle est décorée en 2009 Chevalier de l'ordre du Mérite de la République fédérale d'Allemagne.

Publications
 Christine Bortenlänger, Arnold Picot, Heiner Röhrl : Bourses en mutation : De l'Influence des technologies de l'information et de la concurrence sur l'organisation des marchés des valeurs mobilières. Près de Francfort, 1996, .
 Christine Bortenlänger: Börsenautomatisierung : Potentiels et l'Applicabilité. Allemand Universitätsverlag, Wiesbaden, 1996, .
 Christine Bortenlänger et al. : Canon de la littératie financière. Frankfurt am Main, 2004.
 Christine Bortenlänger, Sabine Ruh : La Boussole d'investissement de votre chemin vers la fortune et de la sécurité financière. Schäffer-Poeschel, Dijon, 2005, .
 Christine Bortenlänger, Horst Peter Enveloppement : La Prévoyance financière pour les nuls. Wiley-VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim, 2009, .
 Christine Bortenlänger, Ulrich Kirstein : La Bourse pour les nuls. 4. Édition. Wiley-VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim, 2013,
Christine Bortenlänger, Martin Reitz : ESG from the perspective of institutional investors - what listed companies should know, 2019

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Notes et références

Naissance en novembre 1966
Naissance à Munich
Personnalité liée à Munich
Femme d'affaires allemande
Chevalier de l'ordre du Mérite de la République fédérale d'Allemagne

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ISL is growing and that's why I chose India, says Odisha FC's Cole Alexander
19 February,2021 Features
Midfielder Cole Alexander became only the second South African to play in the Indian Super League when he signed for Odisha FC ahead of the 2020-21 season. Born in Cape Town, the 31-year-old started his professional football career with Ajax Cape Town in 2008 and has since gone on to play for as many as six clubs across the country.
However, when the Kalinga Warriors came calling, the versatile midfielder had no second thoughts about leaving his homeland. In an exclusion chat with SportsAdda, the six-time capped South African international explained what lured him away from his home country to play in the Indian Super League.
"There are a lot of similarities in both leagues," Alexander explained, comparing South Africa's Premier Soccer League and Indian Super League.
"Both are extremely competitive and I don't think there are any easy games. Both leagues demand a high pressing approach, high intensity and more energy. So it's like a boxing game you know, and I like that.
"My experience here so far has been good. Despite the limitations due to the bio-secure bubble, I'm enjoying the vivid culture within the team.
Earlier before Odisha FC had sealed Alexander's signature, there were reports that Kaizer Chiefs were hunting the midfielder too. But Stuart Baxter's arrival in Odisha changed the complexion.
The pair had crossed paths several times in the past, including their union at the South Africa senior national team, and the midfielder explains that he was one of the reasons that he decided to sign for the ISL outfit.
"It was always a dream for me to play outside of my country and also to work with Stuart Baxter was an absolute privilege. I personally believe that the Indian Super League is growing and that's why chose Odisha FC," he added.
"My first impression of Odisha FC was pure excitement. I always wanted to play in a country like India and it is indeed a big deal for me, and I'm very grateful for the opportunity. I'm really looking forward to making some good memories here."
Odisha had endured a tough start to their new Indian Super League season, failing to win all of their opening eight games. And things turned for the worse when the hierarchy decided to part ways with Baxter. Their first game without the Englishman was a 4-1 defeat against ATK Mohun Bagan; a game where Odisha showed immense promise and where Alexander scored his third goals of the season.
The Kalinga Warriors are currently operating under the interim guidance of Gerry Peyton, and Alexander explained how the team has coped with the change.
"Yeah, it was a difficult moment for us. It is never ideal to lose a coach with 7-8 games left in the season. For us, as a team, it was certainly a blow. However, I think coach Gerald has done really well.
"In my experience, I've witnessed that the new coaches who come in, they totally throw away everything that the previous manager has done, and that way they lose the changing room. But Gerald knew what Stuart had taught us, his principles, and he is continuing all the good work. And I compliment Gerald on that because the situation isn't an easy one and he has got the backing of all the players."
Odisha FC sit at the bottom of the ISL points table with their potential play-off chances now over. While the midfield general has made peace with it, he explained the positives he managed to churn out from a difficult season.
"I'd say it's been a difficult season in terms of not getting the desired results," he said.
"It's more difficult if we lose the game by silly errors that we're trying to get rid of because there's a lot of games where those kinds of mistakes cost us points. If we can just exclude those silly errors in the games, I think our standing in the table would have been much better.
"I think we had so many games where we didn't deserve to lose or even play a draw. But overall, I believe we're still learning and growing and it's during the times like these where you learn more than the usual.
"The best lesson I've learned over the years is that we can take the positive out of any stressful situations. We can either get better or get bitter. It's upto us. If we all can have that perspective both in our life and on the football pitch, we can do much better," Alexander explained.
Feature image courtesy: Twitter / @Odisha FC

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If your nose gets stuffy or begins to run after eating meat, or you become nauseated or develop a rash, you may have a meat allergy.
Meat from any kind of mammal — beef, lamb, pork, goat, and even whale and seal — can cause an allergic reaction. While we do not definitively know the number of people in the U.S. affected by meat allergy, we do know that it is uncommon.
Studies have found that a very small percentage of children with milk allergy are also allergic to beef. Talk with your allergist to see if you should remove beef from your milk-allergic child's diet.
Meat allergies develop when the body's immune system becomes sensitized and overreacts to something in the environment that typically causes no problem in most people.
If you are allergic to meat, your body considers meat to be a physical threat. The first time you have this response, your immune system makes specific immunoglobulin E (IgE) antibodies to fight the threat off. These antibodies attached to immune cells throughout your body.
After that, each time you eat meat, the allergen binds to the IgE antibodies and causes the cells to release massive amounts of histamine and other chemicals to try to protect you.
Depending on the tissue in which these antibodies are released, these chemicals will cause you to have symptoms that can range from mild to severe. A severe allergic reaction can include anaphylaxis, a potentially life-threatening reaction that must be treated immediately.
A bite from the Lone Star tick can cause people to develop an allergy to red meat, including beef and pork. This specific allergy is related to a carbohydrate called alpha-gal and is best diagnosed with a blood test. Although reactions to foods typically occur immediately, in the instance of allergic reactions to alpha-gal, symptoms often take several hours to develop. Owing to the significant delay between eating red meat and the appearance of an allergic reaction, it can be a challenge to connect the culprit foods to symptoms. Therefore, an expert evaluation from an allergist familiar with the condition is recommended. The Lone Star tick has been implicated in initiating the red meat allergy in the US and this tick is found predominantly in the Southeast from Texas, to Iowa, into New England.
Symptoms of meat allergy can vary from person to person, and you may not always experience the same symptoms during every reaction. Allergic reactions to food can affect the skin, respiratory tract, gastrointestinal tract, and cardiovascular system. Meat allergies may also develop at various ages.
If you feel like you're always getting sick after eating meat, it's time to see an allergist. They can determine which tests to perform and whether a food allergy exists, and then work with you on managing your allergy.
The allergist will usually order a blood test and/or perform a skin test. These indicate whether food-specific immunoglobulin E (IgE) antibodies are present in your body.
Skin tests provide results in about 20 minutes. The skin on your arm or back is pricked with a sterile small probe that contains a tiny amount of the food allergen. The tests, which are not painful but can be uncomfortable, are considered positive if a wheal (resembling the bump from a mosquito bite) develops at the site.
Blood tests measure the amount of IgE antibody to the specific food(s) being tested. Results are typically available in about one to two weeks and are reported as a numerical value.
Your allergist will use the results of these tests in making a diagnosis. While both of these diagnostic tools can signal a food allergy, an allergist may need to consider your medical history and conduct additional tests before confirming your diagnosis.
In some cases, an allergist may wish to conduct a double-blind, placebo-controlled oral food challenge, which is considered to be the gold standard for food allergy diagnosis. It can be costly and time-consuming. In some cases it is potentially dangerous, so it is not routinely performed.
During an oral food challenge, the patient is fed tiny amounts of the suspected trigger food in increasing doses over a period of time under strict supervision by an allergist. Emergency medication and emergency equipment are on hand during this procedure.
Once a meat allergy is diagnosed, the best treatment is to avoid the trigger. Carefully check ingredient labels of food products, and learn whether what you need to avoid is known by other names.
Be extra careful when you eat out. Waiters (and sometimes the kitchen staff) may not always know the ingredients of every dish on the menu. Depending on your sensitivity, even just walking into a kitchen or another place where food is prepared can cause an allergic reaction.
All patients with food allergies must make some changes in what they eat. Your allergist is specially trained to direct you to helpful resources, including special cookbooks, patient support groups, and registered dietitians, who can help you plan meals.
A food allergy, including a meat allergy, can cause symptoms that range from mild to life-threatening; the severity of each reaction is unpredictable. People who have previously experienced only mild symptoms may suddenly experience a life-threatening reaction called anaphylaxis. In the U.S., food allergy is the leading cause of anaphylaxis outside the hospital setting.
Epinephrine is the first-line treatment for anaphylaxis, which results when exposure to an allergen triggers a flood of chemicals that can send your body into shock. Anaphylaxis can occur within seconds or minutes, can worsen quickly, and can be deadly.
Once you've been diagnosed with a food allergy, your allergist will likely prescribe an epinephrine auto-injector and teach you how to use it. Check the expiration date of your auto-injector, note the expiration date on your calendar, and ask your pharmacy about reminder services for prescription renewals.
Be sure to have two doses available, as the severe reaction may reoccur. If you've had a history of severe reactions, take epinephrine as soon as you suspect you've eaten an allergy-causing food or if you feel a reaction coming on. Epinephrine should be used immediately if you experience severe symptoms such as shortness of breath, repetitive coughing, weak pulse, hives, tightness in your throat, trouble breathing or swallowing, or a combination of symptoms from different body areas such as hives, rashes, or swelling on the skin coupled with vomiting, diarrhea, or abdominal pain. Repeated doses of epinephrine may be necessary.
Even if you are uncertain whether a reaction warrants epinephrine, use it right away; the benefits of epinephrine far outweigh the risk.
Common side effects of epinephrine may include anxiety, restlessness, dizziness, and shakiness. Rarely, the medication can lead to abnormal heart rate or rhythm, heart attack, sharp increase in blood pressure, and fluid build-up in the lungs. If you have certain pre-existing conditions, you may be at a higher risk for adverse effects with epinephrine.
Your allergist will provide you with a written emergency treatment plan that outlines which medications should be administered and when.
Once epinephrine has been administered, immediately call 911 and inform the dispatcher that epinephrine was given and that more may be needed.
Because fatal and near-fatal food allergy reactions, like other food allergy symptoms, can develop when a child is not with his or her family, parents need to make sure that their child's school, daycare, or other program has a written emergency action plan with instructions on preventing, recognizing, and managing these episodes in class and during activities such as sporting events and field trips. A nonprofit group, Food Allergy Research & Education,offers has a list of resources for schools, parents, and students in managing food allergies.
If your child has been prescribed an auto-injector, be sure that you and those responsible for supervising your child understand how to use it. See an allergist for expert care and relief from meat allergy.


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The Guthrie CSD and King County Library will be open the following days/times during the Christmas break.
The Lady Jags and the Jags took on the Lubbock Coronado Sophmore teams last night and came out with a win, but the JV Jaguars came up short. All the teams played great, and showed their heart, love and passion for the game.
The Guthrie CSD administration and school board members have changed the way Guthrie students eat in the cafeteria because they believe what was being served was not healthy for the students. The main reason it was unhealthy is because of all the added chemicals in the food. Pat Bradbury, also known as Mrs. Pat, head of the cafeteria, states that "chemicals make plants grow faster, produce more, and have less problems such as rotting or being infested with bugs." These chemicals have been used to "improve" the quality of the food, when in essence, they are causing the food to lose the original nutritional value found in the food.
One of the major changes to the food served in the cafeteria is the switch from regular flour to spelt flour. "Spelt flour is not a genetically modified organism and is an ancient grain," says Mrs. Pat. Research shows that the husks found on spelt flour protects it from pollutants and insects which allows growers to avoid using pesticides. This absence of pesticides allows the flour to maintain its original nutritional value without harmful toxins being introduced to the food, and therefore our body.
While spelt flour is better for you than all purpose flour, it is also more expensive. Walmart sells a bag of five pound all purpose flour for $2.46, which comes out to $0.03 per ounce. D'Adamo Personalized Nutrition sells a five pound bag of spelt flour for $15.00, which comes out to $0.19 per ounce. The health benefits well out-weigh the cost difference.
Not only has Mrs. Pat changed the recipes she uses, she now shares those recipes on the school website. Mrs. Pat says that, in her opinion, the most liked dish in the cafeteria would either be pizza or bacon wrapped chicken.
Even though changing the menu has been an adjustment for Mrs. Pat as well as the students, the cafeteria and administration feel the hassle and price are not as significant as the long term benefits on the health of Guthrie students.
Paisley Marburger was also selected as the elementary student of the 2nd six weeks. Paisley is in 3rd grade and is 8 years old. Paisley's favorite subject in school is math. Paisley has two sisters. Bentley Marburger who is in 1st grade and Grace Marburger who is in 5th grade. When she's not in school, she reads her favorite book, Soul Surfer. Paisley looks up to her sister Grace. Paisley plans to be a Children's Life Specialist. Everyone is proud of Paisley and her accomplishments. Congratulations.
Blane Blount, the son of Heather and Kipp Blount, was selected the Junior High student of the 2nd six weeks. Blane is in 8th grade. He has two brothers, Rance and Grayson. Blane participates in 4-H. His goal is to pass the STAAR test. His favorite teacher is Mrs. Daniel and his favorite subject is Technology. When Blane graduates high school, he wants to pursue a career in architecture. He looks up to Jose Sandoval. Everyone is proud of Blane and his accomplishments. Congratulations.
Aubrey O'Neal, daughter of Terri and Chance O'Neal, was selected as the junior high student of the 2nd six weeks. Aubrey is in the 6th grade and is 12 years old. She is the younger sister of Zac O'Neal. Aubrey participates in 4-H, AQHA, and NRCHA. Aubrey's favorite class is Athletics along with Coach Van Meter being her favorite teacher. Her goals for junior high are to be good academically and athletically. Aubrey qualified for the AQHYA Horse Show and placed 5th. She looks up to her older brother Zac. She would like to be the Masked Rider for Texas Tech. Everyone is proud of Aubrey and her accomplishments. Congratulations.
Jose Sandoval was selected as the high school student of the 2nd six weeks. He is the son of Isbael and Juana Sandoval and is the younger brother of Omar Sandoval, Nancy Sandoval, and Abi Sandoval. Jose participates in Cross Country, Basketball, Track, and FFA. His favorite subject is Physics. He doesn't have a favorite teacher because all of the teachers are equal in helping him learn what he needs to know. Jose doesn't have any specific goals just to finish high school and get good grades. Jose is an NHS member. After high school he plans to attend college. One memory that he will always cherish is making it to the regional cross country meet his freshman year. His advice to younger students is "Don't procrastinate if you take dual credit classes." The thing that Jose likes about Guthrie is that everybody knows one another and they treat each other like family. Lastly the Guthrie Graduate Profile to Jose means to learn or improve certain characteristics in order to make you and your loved ones lives better. Everyone is proud of Jose and his accomplishments. Congratulations.
The Chess Puzzles which consisted of Joseph Killebrew, Mylee Van Meter, and Griffith Reel placed 2nd.
The Music Memory team which consisted of Daylee Chisum, Alanis Billings, and Paisley Marburger placed 2nd.
The Chess Puzzle team which consisted of Daylee Chisum, Paisley Marburger and Chloe Owen placed 2nd.
The Spelling team which consisted of Daylee Chisum, Weston Weatherford, and Paisley Marburger placed 2nd.
Coulter Reel - 1st in Spelling, 1st in Ready Writing, 1st in Number Sense, 1st in Music Memory, 1st in Maps, Graphs & Charts, 1st in Chess, 1st in Art, 2nd in Dictionary, 2nd in Social Studies, and 6th Oral Reading.
Zac Ballard - 3rd in Spelling, 3rd in Ready Writing, 4th in Oral Reading, and 6th in Music Memory.
Averi Gilbert - 4th in Listening.
Cole Briggs - 5th in Number Sense.
Josephine Dombrowski - 6th in Chess.
The Chess team which consisted of Coulter Reel, Jodi Beck, and Josephine Dombrowski placed 1st.
The Number Sense team which consisted of Coulter Reel, Jaden Bomburger, and Cole Briggs placed 1st.
The Spelling team which consisted of Coulter Reel, Zac Ballard, and Hannah Green placed 1st.
The Dictionary team which consisted of Coulter Reel, Hannah Green, and Averi Gilbert placed 2nd.
The Music Memory team which consisted of Coulter Reel, Zac Ballard, and Averi Gilbert placed 3rd.
The Listening team which consisted of Averi Gilbert, Coulter Reel, and Zac Ballard placed 3rd.
The Art team which consisted of Coulter Reel, Grace Marburger, and Jodi Beck placed 3rd.
The Social Studies team that consisted of Casen Jones, Joley Braly, and Aubrey O'Neal placed 2nd.
The Number Sense team that consisted of Casen Jones, Brandon Sweeney, and Marco Vasquez paced 1st.
The Music Memory team that consisted of Aubrey O'Neal, Kate Wilson, and Rachel Brendle placed 3rd.
The Mathematics team that consisted of Abigail Jones, Hannah McCulloch, and Joley Braly placed 2nd.
The Maps, Graphs, & Charts team that consisted of Joley Braly, Kate Wilson, and Brandon Sweeney placed 2nd.
The Listening team that consisted of Brandon Sweeney, Marco Vasquez, and Kate Wilson placed 3rd.
The Dictionary team that consisted of Hannah McCulloch, Kate Wilson, and Rachel Brendle placed 3rd.
The Calculator Applications team that consisted of Abigail Jones, Aubrey O'Neal, and Joley Braly placed 2nd.
The Spelling team, consisting of Kalie Green, Kara Briggs, and Emily Rocha, placed 3rd.
The Social Studies team, consisting of Kara Briggs, J.J. Gibson, and Morgan McCauley, placed 2nd.
The Science team, consisting of J.J. Gibson, Morgan McCauley, and Kara Briggs, placed 1st.
The Number Sense team, consisting of Morgan McCauley, Nico Vasquez, and Kara Briggs, placed 2nd.
The Mathematics team, consisting of J.J. Gibson, Morgan McCauley, and Nico Vasquez, placed 2nd.
The Maps, Graphs, & Charts team, consisting of Kalie Green, Morgan McCauley, and J.J. Gibson, placed 2nd.
The Chess Puzzle team, consisting of J.J. Gibson, Tristan Story, and Kalie Green, placed 3rd.
The Calculator Applications team, consisting of Morgan McCauley, Nico Vasquez, and J.J. Gibson, placed 2nd.
The Art team, consisting of Kara Briggs, Morgan McCauley, and Tristan Story, placed 1st.
Hello everyone! It is time for the fourth Book of the Month! This month, the books are Christmas themed! During the upcoming Christmas holiday make sure to curl up with one of these good books, and a nice mug of hot cocoa!
Olive is not your typical reindeer. She's not a reindeer at all! She's a small dog with a big imagination. But when some bad weather almost ruins Christmas for Santa and his reindeer, Olive is able to step in and save the day.
Christmas is coming, and Heidi couldn't be more excited! She loves everything about Christmas- the decorations, the cookies, and of course, the presents. When she takes her mom's favorite bracelet without asking- and loses it- she worries that she has just ruined Christmas! When she finds it, it is totally crushed by a snow plow! Heidi tries to fix it, but nothing works. How can Heidi come clean with her mom- and will there be room for Christmas cheer?
Every year in the small town of Pine River, a Christmas tree appears in the town square- the Angel Tree. No one know who gets up in the middle of the night to put up such and amazing tree, but it has always been part of the tradition's charm. Children tie wishes to the Angel Tree and somehow, those wishes are granted. Follow Lucy, Max, Joe and Cami as they try to solve the mystery so that Pine River can finally thank the person who brought the Angel Tree to their town.
On July 28, 1914, World War I began. The Austro-Hungarian Empire began sending troops into its south. As the dominoes fell, European nation after European nation joined the war. But who would have thought that, on Christmas Day, the troops openly defied their commanding officers and stopped the fighting- to celebrate Christmas with their "enemies." The book is filled with pictures and wonderful accounts of a miraculous Christmas Truce.
All Eddie wanted for Christmas was a bike. He knew it would be hard for his mom since his father died and the family bakery closed. Instead, he got a sweater. "A stupid, handmade, ugly sweater." Glenn Beck, #1 New York Times bestselling author and radio and televison host, delivers a holiday classic about boyhood memories, tough life lessons, and the true meaning of the gifts we give to others.
When Molar and his brother Aaron fill out their extremely long Christmas list, the Santa at the mall tells them that they won't be getting anything they ask for. Instead, he says they will receive everything they never wanted. This Santa, Dr. Chris Ringle, is a pediatric oncologist who wants to make Molar and Aaron Santa's elves for the children's ward this holiday. Each boy is assigned a special person who is struggling in the children's ward. Follow Aaron and Molar as they make Christmas something they'll never forget.
Reagan Maxwell was selected the High School Student of the 2nd six weeks. She is the daughter of Tim and Deborah Maxwell and is the younger sister of Carli Maxwell. Reagan participates in High School Rodeo and FFA. Her favorite class is Algebra 1 along with Mrs.Chisum being her favorite teacher. Her goals for high school are to receive her diploma and be the Valedictorian of her class. Reagan was the District Champion for Cross Country, and qualifed for the State Cross Country Meet. After high school, Reagan plans to attend college and get a degree. One memory she will always cherish was going to Round Rock for the State Cross Country Meet. Her advice for younger students is, "If you want to be successful you have to put in lots of hard work. The older you get the more challenging life becomes and nothing will ever be handed to you." The thing Reagan likes about Guthrie is the family atmosphere and all of the love and support. When asked about the Guthrie Graduate Profile, Reagan says it means that those are things that all of the students should be working to get better at to become a better person. Everyone is proud of Regan and her accomplishments. Congratulations.
Jaycee McCauley and Abby Gilbert are happy to release the newest in their video series titled "Kids Who Inspire." In each episode, they interview students about an inspiring word or concept. This week's word is faith. They interviewed 2nd graders and 11th graders for this episode. They hope you enjoy hearing our Guthrie kids talk about faith.
Guthrie High School's Parliamentary Procedure team attended the area contest in Canyon on November 22. They placed within the top ten, but did not advance. Great job! Team members are (L to R) Christian Rocha, Brady Roberts, Sarah Ballard, Morgan Atkinson, MacKenzie McGaha, Tristin Lewis, and Laythen Adams.
The Guthrie Jags, Lady Jags, and JV Jags are going to all be competing this weekend in multiple tournaments. We have attached below the brackets for the following tournaments. The Lady Jags will be competing in the Anton Tournament, the Jaguars in Roscoe, and JV Jags in Slaton.
JV Slaton Tournament Bracket Here!
On Monday, December 8th, students in Mr. Wilson's technology classes traveled to Abilene Christian University to visit their Maker Lab and Learning Studio. In all, there were over 50 6th through 12th grade Guthrie students and sponsors who participated in the field trip. The ACU Maker Lab is an area where students from all disciplines and majors come to create and collaborate, using a variety of high-tech and low-tech tools. The Maker Lab places an emphasis on critical and creative thinking, problem solving and collaboration. The ACU Maker Lab director, Nil Santana, led students through a series of activities that demonstrated the design process. The highlight of the experience was when students were challenged to create, prototype and test a structure made of a single sheet of paper, that could support up to 50 pounds of weight. While at ACU, student's also toured the campus, learned about college life and enjoyed a great lunch in the Campus Center.
Cap Rock Telephone sponsors a National Annual Fire Safety Art Contest. The theme "Working Smoke Alarms Save Lives" encourages students to learn the value of testing their smoke alarms. All our elementary students are encouraged to participate in this contest.
In the 8-10 year old age group, fourth grader Journey Johnson placed 2nd and received $75.00. Cap Rock and Guthrie are proud to have a local winner to represent our area and school. Congratulations to Journey!
Darren Wilson is not only Guthrie's technology director, but a world traveler and minister as well. He has been to Kenya, Africa seven times since 2008 and helps out many Christian organizations that serve the very poor in Kenya like: Ring Road Orphanage, Change a Life Ministry, Hope School of Leadership, and Made in the Streets.
Over the years, other ministries have contacted him and asked if he would help them out as well. "I keep going back because God keeps finding more things for me to do there. I have made it a habit of saying only "yes" to anything having to do with Kenya." Because he said yes, he has added three more organizations to his list and been able to work with many more incredible people.
Mr. Wilson is planning a trip back to Kenya in April of 2015. He will be doing a week long teacher training retreat for the 18 teachers at Change a Life Academy, which is an elementary school in one of the largest and poorest slums in Africa. We wish him safe travels, and we can't wait to hear his new stories!
www.changealifeministry.org, www.madeinthestreets.org, www.ringroadministries.org, www.hopeschoolofleadership.org, or get in contact with Darren Wilson at: darren@hopeschoolofleadership.org.


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Borrell Stresses Need to Ensure Iran's JCPOA Benefits
The top EU diplomat says if Europe wants the Iran nuclear deal to survive, they need to ensure that Iran benefits if it returns to full compliance
The European Union foreign policy chief, Josep Borrell, underlined the need to ensure Iran's benefits under the 2015 nuclear agreement in order to prevent the hard-won deal from falling apart.
The nuclear accord, known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, has been unraveling since the United States pulled out unilaterally in 2018 and reimposed tough sanctions on Iran.
As the remaining parties failed to offset the effects of the sanctions, Iran also moved away from its obligations step by step.
The three European signatories urged Tehran to return to compliance after each phase of its wind-down plan without taking a practical step toward protecting Iran's economic interests.
After the final step of the plan in early January, they even referred the issue to the JCPOA Joint Commission under the Dispute Resolution Mechanism, although they later extended its timeline indefinitely to prevent it from ending up at the United Nations Security Council where global sanctions on Iran would most likely be reinstated.
In an article published on the Project Syndicate online journal, Borrell acknowledged that JCPOA could not survive without guaranteeing Iran's economic interests.
"If we want the Iran nuclear deal to survive, we need to ensure that Iran benefits if it returns to full compliance," he said.
Iran has repeatedly declared that its primary demand is to be able to export its oil and repatriate its revenues, in which case it would immediately reverse all its nuclear measures.
After the US exit, France, Germany and Britain devised a financial mechanism known as INSTEX (Instrument in Support of Trade Exchanges) to facilitate trade between Iran and the EU by circumventing American sanctions.
Around a dozen European countries even welcomed the idea and joined the mechanism, but it has remained on paper even after more than a year of its launch.
"I have to recognize that until now, INSTEX has not been able to produce significant transactions," Borrell had said during his visit to Tehran last week.
The American threats against countries that do business with Iran have made many banks and firms wary of processing transactions with Iran, even in the food and medicinal sectors that are exempt from sanctions.
Switzerland has recently launched a humanitarian channel to ensure that Swiss-based exporters and trading companies in the food, pharmaceutical and medical sectors can sell their products to Iran without landing in the crosshairs of the US Treasury Departmet.
Iranian officials did not express much delight, saying the channel proves that the US pressure campaign had in fact affected the trade of humanitarian goods despite Washington's claims.
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Bob Sansevere's Body Shots: Minnesota Twins…
Bob Sansevere's Body Shots: Minnesota Twins pitcher Livan Hernandez
LIVAN HERNANDEZ BODY SHOTS
Credit an analytical mind for Twins pitcher Livan Hernandez's reputation as an "innings eater."
"Why he's so successful is not just changing speeds and location," Twins pitching coach Rick Anderson said. "He recognizes what hitters are doing, and he'll pitch accordingly. He really studies hitters and knows what their approach is and what their reaction to a pitch is."
Hernandez's curveball has been clocked under 60 mph. Former Twins pitcher Jack Morris said it's so slow, it defies gravity. But Hernandez understands that throwing faster won't necessarily make it better. Quite the contrary.
"He gets guys so mad at him that they want to come out of their shoes," Morris said. "So he takes even more off. That's a pitcher thinking. He's laughing at them, and they want to cuss him out. He doesn't break a sweat. He should pitch until he's 90. The hardest thing he does is he has to cover first once in a while."
Hernandez, 6-1 with a 3.90 earned-run average in his first season with the Twins, said he always has had "a lot of passion for the game."
"In this sport, I think the mind is most important," he said. "I go pitch no matter what. If I'm sick to my stomach or have a headache, whatever, that doesn't matter. This is what I do. This is my job."
Hernandez's batting eye will be on display today when the Twins face the Colorado Rockies in interleague play. In his 12 National League seasons, Hernandez hit .232 with nine home runs and 73 runs batted in and won the Silver Slugger Award for NL pitchers in 2004. In 2001, he hit .296 with one home run and eight RBIs in 81 at-bats.
Hernandez says his hitting ability comes from being a third baseman while growing up in Cuba.
"I want to try to play eight more years and try to throw 200 innings every year," Hernandez said.
Hernandez, 33, has pitched at least 200 innings in eight consecutive seasons. If not for a 199 2/3-inning performance in 1999, it would have been 10 straight. He already has pitched 57 2/3 innings this season.
"And I want to try to pass 200 wins," said Hernandez, who has 140 victories. "I want people to remember I went to the mound and worked and worked hard and tried not to miss a start in my career. I'll be 41 in eight years. That's what I'll try for."
RIGHT ARM
He doesn't have the arm strength he did when he debuted with the Florida Marlins in 1996. No problem.
"His history is that he gives you innings, and he knows how to pitch," Twins manager Ron Gardenhire said. "I think he shows (young pitchers) a little different way than trying to blow people away and strike them out."
Hernandez would prefer to stay in games from start to finish. He ranks third behind Greg Maddux and Tom Glavine for innings pitched in the majors since 1997.
"When you go on the mound, you have to try to throw nine innings," Hernandez said. "A lot of people in baseball are called 'innings eaters' with 180 innings. You've got to pass 200 innings. I try to win as many games as I can and throw more innings to save the bullpen."
That's what the Twins wanted, and Hernandez hasn't disappointed them. He has gone six innings or more in eight of his nine starts; the Twins are 8-1 in those games.
Said Anderson: "You watch guys who are violent. He's so smooth. He's so easy. He doesn't try to overdo it on anything, and that's when most injuries happen — when you try to do too much."
"Finger pressure is a big thing," Anderson said. "He was talking about how he's putting a little more pressure on his index finger to make the ball do (what he wants). He knows exactly what he's doing. His arm slot is consistent, but he uses more finger pressure."
RIGHT KNEE
Hernandez had arthroscopic surgery on his right knee in 2005.
"A year later, it bothered me," Hernandez said. "In 2006, it bothered me the whole year, but I continued pitching. I like to pitch. This year, I feel pretty good. In 2007, it didn't bother me for half the year. This year, it's perfect."
Before joining the Twins, Hernandez had a different stance on the mound.
"In spring training, we changed it all around," Anderson said. "He was way open and way out in front. We put his feet closer together to get him to his balance point. From that day on, it took off."
Anderson said he believes the tinkering with Hernandez's feet has helped the two-time NL all-star (2004 and 2005) get off to his quick start.
"He was so inconsistent all through spring. He was all out of whack with his body because his legs were so bad," Anderson said. "All we did was line him back up and get him where he can get to his balance point."


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List<users> ul =  ofy.load().type(Usuario.class).filter("name", "gildus").list();

In the User's class use anotation @Index:
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The filter result is empty, although there is value "gildus". When I use the ID field if it shows results (....filter("id", "1").list() ).
What more could I do to make it work ?

A: When I use the ID field if it shows results (....filter("id", "1").list() ).
Don't use filter for id. Use the following instead:
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Former Wife's Entitlement to Late Husband's Estate
Ally Tow
In the recent case of Sismey V Salandron [2021], the court considered for the first time how it court should deal with an application made pursuant to Section 11 of the Inheritance (Provision for Family & Dependants) Act 1975 ("the Inheritance Act").
The deceased, David John Sismey ("David") and his first wife, Sheila separated in 2005. Negotiations in relation to the terms for a financial settlement were ongoing for many years and in the meantime, the deceased met a new partner, Marissa who he subsequently married in October 2019. The couple had one child, John, born in October 2008. David and Sheila also had one son, Thomas, now aged 28 years old.
In February 2017 the court approved a consent order concluding the financial agreement between David and Sheila. By 13(i) of the recitals to that order, David undertook to "irrevocably to execute forthwith a deed in the form annexed this order covenanting with [Sheila] to leave by will to [Thomas] [the Property] so as to be binding upon his personal representatives", the Property being 3 Birch Vale, Belper, Derbyshire, a property which David had purchased in his own name in 1986.
Sheila and Thomas had vacated the Property following Sheila's separation from David and moved into a property which she had purchased using inheritance monies from her parents. Sheila understood by agreeing to the consent order she would have no claim on the Property which David retained as his home. Marissa also signed a statement at the bottom of the order confirming that she had "read and understood the contents of this proposed court order, and confirm that I do not claim any beneficial interest in respect of [the Property]."
By a deed of covenant of the same date, David covenanted to "so as to bind his personal representatives to leave irrevocably in his lifetime by will [the Property]" for the benefit of Thomas. Paragraph 1 of the preamble to the deed stated "… and is supplemental to an Order made in the Nottingham Family Court dated … in case number …".
In March 2017 David also executed a will. By clause 5.1 of that will he gifted the Property to Thomas. By clause 7.1 of the will the residuary estate was left equally to Thomas and John. This will was revoked as a result of David's marriage to Marissa.
The parties' financial positions
It was accepted between the parties that the reason for David and Marissa's marriage was to enable her to receive the widow's benefit of his pension worth several hundred thousand pounds. Marissa also had personal savings of about £20,000.00 and shortly before his death David had transferred the sum of £29,000.00 to her. In addition to the lump sum pension payment upon David's death she received his life insurance and the contents of a joint bank account which brought the totality of her savings up to about £79,000.00. She also owned properties and land in the Philippines worth about £14,000.00. Her income comprised her widow's pension of about £1,100.00 per month and a modest income of about £800.00 per month which was unlikely to increase whilst John was still a minor. She also received child benefit of just under £85.00 per month.
Thomas' financial position comprised savings of about £71,000.00 (which included 50% of the sale proceeds of a separate property which had featured in his parents' divorce settlement) and his pension scheme. He was employed as a police constable.
Matters thereafter
In July 2019 David was diagnosed with terminal cancer. He died on 28 January 2020. As a result of the revocation of his will, David died intestate and his estate fell to be distributed in accordance with the Intestacy Rules. David's estate was modest, the net value being some £203,243.00, with the Property forming £190,000.00 of that figure. Subject to the effect of the deed of covenant, Marissa, as David's spouse, stood to inherit the entirety of his estate pursuant to the Intestacy Rules. In May 2020 Marissa obtained a grant of letters of administration and transferred the Property into her sole name. She and John remained living in the Property as they had done since 2012, having lived in the Philippines prior to this date.
The claims
In proceedings issued by Thomas, he sought specific performance of the agreement in the deed of covenant. Alternatively, he argued that a constructive trust had arisen in his favour as a result of the deed of covenant and he sought a declaration that the Property was held on trust for him and an order requiring Marissa to transfer it to him.
Marissa defended the claim asserting that the deed was unenforceable as a result of a failure to comply with Section 2(1) of the Law of Property (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1989 ("the Property Act") and further denied that a constructive trust had arisen. She also argued that she should be entitled to claw-back the Property to form part of the net estate pursuant to Section 10 of the Inheritance Act.
Marissa also brought separate proceedings herself wherein she sought an order for reasonable financial provision under the Inheritance Act in the event that the court found in Thomas' favour on either of his claims. Insofar as the court were to conclude that the deed was enforceable she also sought an order under Section 11 of the Inheritance Act that the Property nonetheless formed part of the net estate and should not be transferred to Thomas.
What did the court decide?
The court found that the deed of covenant was enforceable on the basis that the words 'supplemental to an order' set out in the first paragraph in the preamble to the deed were sufficient to incorporate the other terms of the consent order under the Property Act. In the judge's view the objective reader would be left in no doubt that the deed should not be read in isolation to the order and that the deed was in addition to the order with both documents needing to be construed together to obtain a full understanding.
In the alternative, the court held that the facts would have given rise to a constructive trust in favour of Thomas.
As regards Marissa's claim, the court concluded that David had made the contract with the intention of defeating Marissa's claims under the Inheritance Act on the basis that it was central to his aim in the divorce negotiations to secure the Property against claims from Marissa.
As a consequence it was necessary for the court to give consideration to the question of whether full valuable consideration had been given for the agreement. Marissa contended that there was clear evidence of collusion between David and Sheila designed to affect her adversely by putting the Property out of her reach or indeed any other third party. Such collusion, said Marissa, resulted in Sheila not providing full valuable consideration.
The court held that giving up a claim for financial remedy as Sheila did would be taken to be good consideration unless some vitiating factor could be shown such as fraud, misrepresentation or collusion. There was a vitiating factor in this case – David and Sheila had colluded together in the divorce negotiations to adversely affect Marissa. In the circumstances, the judge was entitled to dis-apply the presumption and consider whether, as a matter of fact and law, full valuable consideration had been given. On the basis that the settlement had enabled David to keep his valuable pension, he had received sufficient consideration for the agreement to leave the Property to Thomas.
In the circumstances, the court concluded that the property was held on trust for Thomas and the Section 11 claim under the Inheritance Act was dismissed. Whilst Marissa could establish a number of the elements for such an order her claim failed for want of proof that full valuable consideration was not given. The Property was not therefore available as an asset of David's estate eligible to service her claim under the Inheritance Act.
As to her claim for reasonable financial provision under the Inheritance Act, given that she was already in receipt of all the other modest assets in David's estate there were no other assets upon which her claim could be founded.
Accordingly, the court ordered that the Property be transferred to Thomas.
Extension of remote witnessing of wills
By Ally Tow
Contentious probate issues series
Listen to Rowan Turrall as she talks to Ally Tow in the first of a series of episodes discussing contentious probate matters.
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Beddoe Applications - What, When & How?


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ACCEPTED

#### According to
Index Fungorum

#### Published in
Kew Bull. 14(3): 436 (1960)

#### Original name
Erinella albida Penz. & Sacc.

### Remarks
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Oh my, am I behind in my TOG blogging or what!? I wish I could use the excuse that we were just too busy creating amazing projects, exploring wonderful books, and just living out the history. But the truth is…….we got a little bogged down in the middle section of Year 1 with the history of Israel and all the judges and kings and prophets. Can I be honest and admit that I was getting tired of the Israelites?
The last week I blogged was Week 11 and we are now in Week 25. So, let's catch up, shall we?
Week 13-Early Greeks. This week we began some Greek mythology with The Gods and Goddesses of Olympus which quickly became a favorite. We read the story of Jason and the Golden Fleece and listened to Theseus and the Minotaur from Jim Weiss. We also read about the Trojan War which was Tiger's favorite part.
I had planned to do a fresco painting on wet plaster but the mess seemed too overwhelming so we painted water color frescoes on regular paper instead. I even planned to make Greek costumes but then it sounded too complicated so we scrapped that idea and traipsed around in Daddy's old white undershirts belted around the waist.
We acted out the story of Theseus and the Minotaur and made a maze out of pillows in our living room. The kids had fun making it through the maze and even Ladybug participated.
This week was a continuation of Week 13. We finished reading the books that were assigned in the previous week and then discussed the lifestyle of the early Greeks. We listened to the Jim Weiss mythology CD's and then painted paper plates like Greek pottery.
And right here we lost all our momentum. I was just getting into the Greek thing and then we were put right back into the Holy Land. At this point, I was tired of the Israelites. The information is wonderful, thorough, and indepth but I was tired of the overlap between TOG and our Bible curriculum. I was just "Old Testamented" out!
But we pressed on and read the story of Joshua in three different Children's Bibles. We made an "armored" vest by covering a paper sack in aluminum foil, marching around the house the kids yelled and waited for the walls to come tumbling down. Thankfully, Tiger is an expert at knocking down blocks so our walls fell rather quickly and dramatically.
This week we were once again in the Children's Bibles for the stories about Samuel. And no, I did not do any projects this week.
We are still in Israel and still reading out of the Children's Bible. At this point we were really missing the wonderful read alouds. Next time around I am going to find some picture books or other supplements to correspond to the "Israelite" weeks. We were just needing more books!
I had planned to make a model of a lyre but I wasn't feeling overly inspired. So, Curly drew a picture of Saul and we wrote a short paragraph about him.
We read the story of David and enjoyed reading Psalms for Young Children each day.
For this week, we built and indoor cave using bean bags, pillows, and blankets and the kids enjoyed hiding out during our reading times.
We read stories about Solomon and some Proverbs. The kids enjoyed To Everything There is a Season as we discussed the wisdom of Solomon.
For our project, the kids acted out the story of Solomon and Queen Sheba.
We read the stories of Elijah and wished for beautiful picture books.
The project I had planned was to bake bread but when I thought about how often I have to bake bread, I decided to skip the baking for the week. Gluten free and vegan bread is not necessarily fun to make and since I have to make all of our bread anyway, I decided to pull a loaf out of the freezer. Cheating, I know!
There is not much info on Assyria for the younger crowd. Those Assyrians were pretty rough so we skimmed over the information and talked about Jonah. I am determined to find a good picture book about that man for next time!
Our project was to carve a relief out of clay. I have a huge block of self hardening clay so I cut off a piece for each kiddo and rolled it flat with a rolling pin. Then they used toothpicks to carve shapes and designs. Once they hardened, we painted them.
Time to read about Daniel in our story Bible. Then we went stargazing with our new telescope as we talked about the advanced Babylonian civilization.
We also studied Purim in Celebrate and Dance, Sing, Remember.
Curly made an illustrated book about Esther that we used for our presentation night. For our project, Curly designed her own coins using aluminum foil and Sharpies. Then she paid me. Even at Lextin you can't escape oppressive taxes.
And at this point we were out of the section that uses only a Child's Bible as a reference and back to the Greeks. I was missing those Greeks with their myths and all the reference books listed for each week. I also determined to plan ahead and go for some projects again. Next time around, I will be prepared for the mid-year 1 slump and hopefully be armed with extra resources and more inspiring ideas. I will also try to study the New Testament in our Bible Time so we aren't overlapping the studies.