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Q: GenericViews - and pushing model name in URL using Django Generic CreateView - is it possible for me to pass a value into the CreateView from the URL call, that defines which model/table to base the view on?
I did try get_context_data  but believe that is not the solution, as I think it only pushes it to the rendered template.
You will see from my scripts - I am pushing the value 'syslog_policy' - i would like the view to set the model variable to be, what-ever value I push from the URL.
The reason for this, I have some pages/models that are similar - so rather than create multiple html pages and views - I wouldn't need to if I could get this to work.
URL Call

Update/Delete Policies

urls.py
path('HardenTemplateCreate/<str:element>', HardenTemplateCreate.as_view(success_url="/security_tooling/add_success") ,name="HardenTemplateCreate")
views.py

    def get_context_data(self, **kwargs):
        context = super().get_context_data(**kwargs)
        context['element']= self.kwargs['element']
        print(context['element'])
        return context

    model = !!<NEED VALUE SUPPLIED IN URL HERE>!!
    fields = ['name','template']
    template_name = 'security_app/add.html'```

A: This would assume that all the models we are working with here belong to the same app (main) - if not, you also need to pass that to form kwargs and handle accordingly. In forms.py:
from django.apps import apps
from django.forms.models import fields_for_model

class VariableModelForm(forms.Form):

    def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
        model_name = kwargs.pop('model_name', None)
        model = apps.get_model(app_label='main', model_name=model_name)
        model_fields = fields_for_model(model)
        super(VariableForm, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs)
        for field in model_fields:
            self.fields[field] = model_fields[field]

In your CreateView:
    def get_context_data(self, **kwargs):
        context = super().get_context_data(**kwargs)
        context['form']= VariableModelForm(model_name=self.kwargs['modelname'])
        return context

You grab the model name from the url kwargs, pass it to your form as an extra positional argument, and use it in your form's init method to set up the fields.

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She is around 3/8 of an inch in length and found in southern New Jersey. Zur Kenntnis der Ameisenfauna von Sudlabrador. Geogr. Forster. The Maryland Naturalist 31: 61-106. Prairie Nat. A Survey of the Ants (hymenoptera: Formicidae) of Arkansas and the Ozark Mountains. 2010. Ipser, R.M., M.A. A Checklist of the Ants of South Dakota. Formica ® Solid Surfacing - Surell ® is a smooth and robust material that retains its beauty in kitchen tops, vanity tops and counter tops at home and commercial place. Jeanne R. J. Soc. Without many natural predators, rural populations of F. subsericea grow to extraordinary sizes and have even been known to develop symbiotic relationships with other ants including Monomorium minimum and Myrmica lobifrons. Wheeler W. M. 1906. Workers of this species are commonly found working as slaves in Polyergus colonies. Rarity and Diversity in Forest Ant Assemblages of Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The colony-founding female forces her way into a small colony of another species of Formica, somehow gets rid of its queen and workers and appropriates its nest and brood. Texas Tech University 30:1-76. Subfamilies Ecitoninae, Ponerinae, Pseudomyrmecinae, Dolichoderinae, and Formicinae. pages 133-156 in Advances in Myrmecology, J. Trager. Amstutz M. E. 1943. Insectes Sociaux 56(2):149-456. Ants of Florida: identification and natural history. 36(4): 766-775. An annoted list of the ants of Staten Island and Long Island, N. Y. Bulletin of the Brooklyn Entomological Society 17(1): 1-25. Balbach. Proverbs 6:6-8 publication ID. Ant species assembly in constructed grasslands isstructured at patch and landscape levels. 2013. 104: 1-585 (page 532, Junior synonym of fusca), Emery, C. 1893k. and J. Wheeler. Biol. 2006. This species is a host for the fungus Laboulbenia formicarum (a pathogen) (Espadaler & Santamaria, 2012). Northeastern Naturalist, 21(3): 446-471. I currently have a light source shining on the test tube it there anything else I should do? Merle W. W. 1939. Targeted sampling increases knowledge and improves estimates of ant species richness in Rhode Island. Biological Bulletin (Woods Hole). I also found her around the same spot that I caught the last Formica subsericea queen. 112 pages. 18pages. Wheeler W. M. 1928. Great Basin Naturalist 35(4):379-396, Wheeler, G.C. The habits of Ponera and Stigmatomma. Southeastern Naturalist 7(3):429-448, Gregg R. E. 1945 (1944). 29: 56-87. $90. Master of Science, Auburn University. Out of stock. Status: Formica rubicunda is named for the bright reddish coloration of these ants (rubicunda is based on the Latin for reddish or ruddy) (Ellison et al., 2012). 1933. 29: 579-586. Ivanov K. 2019. Dufour's gland secretion as a repellent used during usurpation by the slave-maker ant, Warren II, R.J., Bayba, S., Krupp, K.T. Sociobiology 42(3): 701-713. The ants of the Chicago region. Southeastern Naturalist 3(1): 113-126, Menke S. B., E. Gaulke, A. Hamel, and N. Vachter. 1988. Distribution: They prefer woodland habitats but can be found in semi-urbanized areas including suburban neighbourhoods. MacGown, J.A. Emlen, J.C. Zak, W.R. Long, M.P. Revived from synonymy as subspecies of Formica fusca: Emery, 1893k PDF: 659; Buren, 1944a PDF: 300. Survey of the ants (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) of the Tombigbee National Forest in Mississippi. Lexington, Ky. : CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2013. Menozzi C. 1932. Environmental Entomology. if its lasius neoniger she will not lay eggs until after hibernation. 7. 1989. Soc. 2009. 2010. 2006. Connecticut State Geological and Natural History Survey. Zoologischer Anzeiger 101(7): 202-221. 2011. Jan 6, 2016 - Formica subsericea, Field Ant by Derek Hauffe Photography Le Naturaliste Canadien 100(3): 195-235. Entomological News. Survey of the ants (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) of the Tombigbee National Forest in Mississippi. A preliminary list of the ants (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) of Alabama, U.S.A. Entomological News 116(2):61-74. When the workers of the slave-making species … The ants of Ohio (Hymenoptera, Formicidae): an updated checklist. An Annotated list of the ants of Illionois. Psyche (Cambridge) 41: 221-227. MacGown J. 1940. The insect fauna. Cole A. C., Jr. 1949. Ges. Their gasters have a silvery sheen in the sunlight. Entomol. 2007. 1971. 2005. 2020. Formicoidea. Entomological News 36: 69-73. Kittelson P. M., M. P. Priebe, and P. J. Graeve. Journal of the Kansas Entomological Society 79(4):325-340. Gibbs M. M., P. L. Lambdin, J. F. Grant, and A. M. Saxton. Ill. Acad. Kovacic, J.J. Duda, D.C. Freeman, J.M. Le Naturaliste Canadien 98(4): 591-606. Wilson E. O., and A. Francoeur. Interacting effects of urbanization and coastal gradients on ant thermal responses. Ant Diversity Sampling on the Southern Cumberland Plateau: A Comparison of Litter Sifting and Pitfall Trapping. 1922. Portici. Five workers isn't bad for your queen's first year -- she may lay more, but she will be fine with those workers. Martelli, M.G., M.M. Formica ants, usually called "field ants," are among the United States' largest and most common ants. Formica subsericea is known to be enslaved by Formica densiventris, Formica densiventris, Formica pergandei and Polyergus mexicanus, and to be a host for the temporary parasites Formica dakotensis and probably Formica knighti. Insecta Mundi 2(3&4):230-239, Wheeler, G.C., J. Wheeler and P.B. Boston J. Nat. Recently captured and has started laying eggs. Beiträge zur Kenntniss der nordamerikanischen Ameisenfauna. Zootaxa 3552: 1-36. Mém. Identity Taxonomic Tree Distribution Table Natural enemy of Distribution Maps Summary. Fauna of New England. Tiere 7: 633-682 (page 659, revived from synonymy as variety/subspecies of fusca), Francoeur, A. Procter W. 1938. This page was last edited on 31 October 2020, at 05:14. 2009. 1979. American Journal of Botany 68(1): 72-79. Ants of the Formica fusca group in Florida. Follow. Great Lakes Entomologist 26:1:297-310, Wheeler, G.C., J. Wheeler, T.D. Lubertazi, D. Personal Communication. An updated list of Florida ants (Hymenoptera: Formicidae). 2012. I have had a couple of Formica subsericea colonies for over two years now, and I would like to paint you a picture of the life of my favorite Formica subsericea colony. 2010. Formica Subsericea Ant Queen With Eggs. The Ants of Ohio (Hymenoptera: Formicidae). Monomorium minimum. This is our collection of most of the field ants, or Serviformica. Entomol. Datasheet. American Midland Naturalist 28: 358-388. 1988. A Survey of Ground-Dwelling Ants (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) in Georgia. Ohio Biological Survey, Inc. 15(2): 1-207. Description. Occasional Papers of the Boston Society of Natural History 7: 1-24. Syst. Tanquary M. C. 1912. It is often confused with another Formica species, Formica fusca. Queen part of Formica Fusca group. Mountain ants of Nevada. Formica subsericea Toolbox. I found this queen today after a heavy rain storm. Lasius neoniger. Specimen Data from Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard, Lynch J. F. 1988. New Formica subsericea Queen in Test Tube - Day 2 [HD] Hapromenta. The ants (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) of the Savannah River Plant, South Carolina. The ants of Yellowstone National Park. 1937. Canadian Entomologist 68: 34-39. Gripshover et al. 2005. and J. Wheeler. Mann H. R., E. Rowe, J. Selfridge, and D. L. Price. 5 years ago | 7 views. Ann. Psyche Article ID 168478, 10 pages (doi:10.1155/2012/168478). Drummond F. A., A. M. llison, E. Groden, and G. D. Ouellette. Northwestern Naturalist 27(3):576–584. Worker/s: 4-6mm. integra feeds on other arthropods like sawfly larvae, bark beetles, termites, honey bees and tends aphids, psyllids and scale insects for honeydew. Psyche (Cambridge) 35: 10-11. Krzysik, D.A. A preliminary list of the ants of Florida. Out of stock. Adorable little squiggle babies : D I need to come up with a good name now. These are 1st year colonies. 2008. Wheeler J. N., G. C. Wheeler, R. J. Lavigne, T. A. Christiansen, and D. E. Wheeler. In addition to the ant colony, your purchase will include the following: While we prefer that most transactions be carried out in person at a time and location agreed upon by Antsylvania and the customer, shipping options will be provided once an online transaction is completed. Great Lakes Entomologist 8: 245-246. Soc. 2016. MacGown. Ouellette G. D., F. A. Drummond, B. Choate and E. Groden. Mus. Laberge. Soc. Descriptions of new species of North American Hymenoptera, and observations on some already described. 1973. In other news, I have a Formica subsericea queen with many eggs, and what I believe to be lasius neoniger, no eggs yet but caught last week around this time. Ant Community Composition across a Gradient of Disturbed Military Landscapes at Fort Benning, Georgia. 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Today kicks off our Seasonal Safari Quilt Row Along! I hope that you will join us! This is the first tutorial in the series and we are "starting in the middle" and creating Row 4 of the quilt! Keep reading to find out how to join in.
I hope you're excited to start the Seasonal Safari Quilt Row Along! I'm really glad to hear that so many of you want to join in. To see all the posts in this series CLICK HERE.
Before we get started I have a couple of "housekeeping" issues.
A few weeks back a reader mentioned that she'd love to be able to share what she's working on without all of her Facebook friends seeing it (if she uploaded her project to my public Blog Facebook group). I actually totally understand where she's coming from. Sometimes I think my friends and family think I'm NUTS with all of this quilt and craft stuff. So it would be nice to have a place to share with other like-minded individuals separate from the public Facebook space.
The group JUST started. Even if there are just a few of us to start I think it will be fun and just grow over time. I"ll post the links to all of the tutorials for the Rows in the quilt along with some other fun quilt tutorials that I think you might like.
You can also upload photos of what you're working on!
To join the group just CLICK HERE. If you join, make sure you read the pinned post and play by the "rules".
You've probably noticed from the title of this post that we are not going to create the rows in order 1-6. We are actually going to start with row 4 on the quilt. I want this quilt to be a skill builder quilt and I've broken down the rows by simplicity. That way you learn as you go and stretch your skills a little bit each time you create a row.
I want quilters from all skill levels to be able to participate so I've included instructions assuming that you only have limited quilting skills. One of the first things you need to learn is how to create a Half Square Triangle (HST) since there are a lot of HST's in this quilt! So, this week we are starting with Row 4. Which is a row of pinwheel quilt blocks created using simple HST blocks.
Also, you'll notice there are several rows of just one print of fabric in the quilt. Those rows will be long pieced and are not included in the "weeks" since they are essentially serving as borders. We will get to those rows in our last post which will tell you how to assemble your quilt top.
You'll also be able to purchase a PDF for a small fee at the end of the Row Along if you'd like a printed out copy to keep for your records.
For Row 4 we will be making Five 12 1/2″ Pinwheel Blocks.
Begin by layering one 7″ x 7″ square from color 1 with one 7″ x 7″ square of background fabric, right sides facing. Draw a diagonal line down the center of the background fabric on the wrong side of the fabric.
Stitch 1/4″ on each side of the line you drew.
Cut in half using your rotary cutter along the line that you drew.
You should now have 2 Half Square Triangle Blocks (HST blocks). Trim each block up to 6 1/2″ x 6 1/2″. If you need help with how to trim your HST blocks, CLICK here for my post with tips for working with Quilt Blocks.
Repeat 5 times with the rest of your color 1 fabric squares.
Then repeat again using your 4 color 2 fabric squares.
You should now have 12 sewn HST blocks from Color 1 and 8 sewn HST blocks from Color 2.
You are now ready to create your Pinwheel Blocks.
Stitch two HST's sewn from color 1 together as shown in the diagram above (ROW1).
Repeat, this time stitching them together as shown in ROW2.
Press seams towards the darker fabric.
Pin row 1 to row two, make sure you place a pin in the center seam. Stitch row 1 to row 2. Since your seams are pressed in opposite directions they will "nest" together nicely when you sew them.
You will want to reduce the bulk in the center of the block. Clip 1/4″ in from the edge of the seam on all of the seams that meet in the center of the block. Make sure you don't clip into the stitching line.
Repeat until you have sewn 5 pinwheel blocks.
Stitch the blocks to each other along the side seams alternating blocks sewn from color 1 with blocks sewn from color 2.
Next time we will stitch row 6. Until then!
If you're new to quilting make sure you check out these two posts before you start!
Working with Quilt Blocks- Tips and Tricks!


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Single room with a shared kitchen and bathroom. The room rate includes breakfast, bed linen, towels and sauna.
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Arby's Was Just Hit With A Massive Security Breach
If you've eaten there at all this year, here's what to do.
By Rheanna O'Neil Bellomo
When Wendy's confirmed the huge security breach at hundreds of its restaurants across the country, we watched our bank accounts like a hawk. Malware had been spotted on the company's computers and payment system and any and all customers over a month-long period were at risk for getting their credit and debit card information stolen. Now Arby's fans are at risk.
According to Krebs on Security, (an in-depth security news site credited with reporting the megawatt Target breach back in 2013) the sandwich chain has confirmed a massive data breach at hundreds—and potentially upwards of 1,000—of its locations. This breach, which targeted corporate stores, puts more than 355,000 customers' banking information at risk for hacking. And while it's unclear just how many restaurants fell victim to the hackers' malicious software scheme, the National Association of Federal Credit Unions' CEO describes this as "probably one of the biggest numbers I've heard." Yikes.
What's more, Arby's first learned of this incident in mid-January but waited to alert the public by FBI request. Roughly one-third of Arby's stores are corporate owned, the rest are franchised restaurants. But, according to the company's senior vice president of communications Christopher Fuller, not all of the corporate restaurants were affected.
But the brand didn't sit idly by. In an official statement to Krebs, Arby's wrote: "Upon learning of the incident, ARG immediately notified law enforcement and enlisted the expertise of leading security experts, including Mandiant. While the investigation is ongoing, ARG quickly took measures to contain this incident and eradicate the malware from systems at restaurants that were impacted."
Still, if you've eaten at Arby's since the beginning of the year—or potentially even back in December—check your bank statement and credit card bill for suspicious activity.
Arby's Just Supersized Your Favorite Sandwich
Arby's Is Going To Sell Gigantic Turkey Legs
[UPDATED] If You've Eaten at Wendy's, Start Worrying About Your Bank Account
Arby's Three Deep-Fried Turkey Sandwiches Are Back
Arby's Parent Company Just Bought Sonic
McDonald's Just Created A Chicken Big Mac


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Cambridge Talks: Robert Sayle – Buildings and People
17 March 2021, 7:00 pm - 8:15 pm
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Join us for Cambridge Talks, a series of events raising funds for the Museum of Cambridge's fundraising appeal #YourMuseumNeedsYou.
Do you remember the Robert Sayle department store on St Andrew's Street, Cambridge?
Or perhaps while out shopping at the Grand Arcade, you've wondered about the history of this imposing row of properties?
Before the archaeological excavations for Grand Arcade Cambridge could begin, a detailed record was made of the more than 120 structures standing on the site including the Cambridge institution of the Robert Sayle Department store.
This talk considers the results of this research, and looks at the stories of the people involved.
Alison Dickens has worked in Cambridgeshire archaeology for over 30 years. She recently left the University Unit to set up a small company specialising in buildings archaeology.
All proceeds from this event will go towards the Museum of Cambridge's fundraising appeal #YourMuseumNeedsYou, which aims to help us overcome the huge financial blow dealt by the Covid-19 pandemic.
We want to say a huge thank you to all our supporters who have helped us over the last few weeks and months. So, we have made this event 'donate what you like' – you can choose how much to donate in exchange for your ticket.
Please support us to survive the next few months by buying a ticket to this event, and/or donating directly to our fundraising appeal: bit.ly/MOCDonate
We will also be making 10 free tickets available to National Lottery ticket holders, to say thank you to them for supporting our Museum through the National Lottery Heritage Fund.
Simply email a photograph of a lottery ticket bought in the last year to annie.davis@museumofcambridge.org.uk to claim your free ticket. One event ticket per lottery ticket, distributed on a first-come-first-served basis.
How to attend this talk:
This talk will be held on Zoom. There is no need to download any software- you can access the talk via your usual internet browser from the comfort of your own home. Cup of tea/glass of mulled wine is optional!
Once you have purchased your ticket on Eventbrite you are officially signed up to the event and you will receive an automatic confirmation email from Eventbrite. See the Eventbrite link below.
1 day prior to the event, we will send you a 'Zoom Invite' with joining instructions which explains how to attend the talk. Do make sure you check your Junk Mail and Deleted Items, as this email can get lost.
If you have any concerns or questions about attending this event, please email Annie on annie.davis@museumofcambridge or enquiries@museumofcambridge.org.uk. Do not telephone the Museum, as staff are currently working from home.
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University of Northern Colorado baseball coach Carl Iwasaki promotes two assistant coaches
Sports | January 8, 2019
Samuel Mustari
smustari@greeleytribune.com
Two University of Northern Colorado assistant baseball coaches will have additional duties this season.
UNC head coach Carl Iwasaki has promoted pitching coach Nick Childs to also be the program's recruiting coordinator. Jake Ek will now be a fulltime assistant coach.
Childs came to UNC from Regis University after receiving his masters degree from UNC in 2015 while serving as a graduate assistant coach.
At Regis, Childs played a huge role in the NCAA Division II school's recruiting process along with serving as the pitching coach and camp coordinator. He's also coached at pitching coach and lead assistant coach at the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma and coached the club team at Colorado State University.
Ek played for the Bears in 2015-16 while studying sports and exercise science with an emphasis in coaching.
He was a member of UNC's squad that made its first appearance in the Western Athletic Conference postseason appearance in 2015 and 2016.
Last season, Ek was a volunteer assistant for the Bears, working with the infielders and serving as the team's first base coach and director of operations. He will continue to handle those duties as a full-time assistant.
The Bears will open their season on Feb. 15 at UC Davis. Their home opener is scheduled for March 1 against North Dakota State University at Jackson Field.
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HomeEditorialBanning the monologue programme – a legal and constitutional faux pas?
In a poem 'The Misfortune Teller – I have a dream that 2014 will be…' which I wrote at the beginning of this year, I predicted that 2014 will witness the clipping of the wings of freedoms that are important for the proper functioning of democracy in Sierra Leone.
Indeed, towards halfway through the year, we have witnessed de facto and de jure crackdown on many of our fundamental rights and freedoms in Sierra Leone.
The corrupt government of Ernest Koroma has put in place mechanisms and dubious practices to restrict our rights and freedoms, which has made it very impossible for us to live humanely and in dignity.
A stark example of such crackdown on our fundamental rights and freedom is the one attacking our right to freedom of expression, which last week's banning of David Tam Baryoh's radio monologue programme by the government, brings sharply into focus.
The actions being undertaken by our president (Photo) and his team to deprive the media of their right to free speech, are against the rule of law and the democratic principles that are enshrined in the country's constitution.
The people of Sierra Leone have seen the Koroma government clipping the wings of those journalists who dare to expose their dubious acts.
Many a Journalists have been put behind bars for exposing corrupt practices of the EKoroma led government.
A few days ago, the popular radio Monologue programme was banned for sixty days, for airing "unsubstantiated things about the military and the defence minister, bordering on "the security of the state".
What are these unsubstantiated things? Did the Independent Media Commission (IMC) independently take that decision?
What is the legality and constitutionality of the action by the IMC?
Without explaining in detail what the 'things' are that were unsubstantiated, the IMC took upon itself to ban the programme. This is an arbitrariness of a decision taken by an independent institution under duress.
From the letter sent to the people concerned with the programme, I could gather that the IMC did not act independently.
The letter written to the people concerned with the programme further stated; "I am further directed to convey to you the cabinet conclusion at the meeting on 21st May 2014 that 'the Monologue Programme on Citizen Radio be issued a sixty-day suspension order' as from 12 O'clock today." (Photo: Information minister Kanu).
By virtue of section three of the Act, the Commission is only subject to direction and control of any person or authority in the performance of its functions, if there is a provision provided in this Act or any other law not inconsistent with the constitution.
In the Independent Media Act, there is no substantive provision that gives the government the right to direct or control the IMC.
The Commissioner of IMC said that the MONOLOGUE programme broadcast unsubstantiated things about the military and the defence minister Palor Conteh (Photo), bordering on "the security of the state".
To my mind, this is not a substantiated reason for banning a radio programme that is in the interest of the public.
The letter did not mention what 'security of the state' norms had been breached.
Inasmuch as there is no objective motivation for banning the program, the decision of the IMC is arbitrary and unconstitutional.
On what legal grounds then did IMC base its decision to ban the popular Monologue programme?
The IMC says that it has based its decision to suspend the programme on Section 21(1) of the Independent Media Act.
It follows from the above that section 21(1) of the IMA is only applicable to radio, television and other electronic broadcasting institutions.
I submit that IMA acted ultra vires by applying this section of the IMA to the Monologue radio programme to effect the ban.
Section 21(1) explicitly states; that a license will be suspended or cancelled, where the Commission is satisfied that a broadcasting institution has not complied with the conditions in the license.
Although the IMC hasn't told us what conditions were enshrined in the license of Citizen Radio, the fact still remains that IMC has practised detournement de pouvoir; it hijacked a power that was not accorded to it by the Independent Media Act.
Moreover, this act of the IMC is against the principle of legality.
Its ban is not based on any provisions of the laws of Sierra Leone. In short, the Commission has the discretionary power to cancel or suspend a LICENSE of a broadcasting institution, and not to ban a programme of such institutions.
The decision to ban the Monologue radio is therefore unconstitutional as it is in contravention of section 25 of the 1991 Constitution.
Arguably, however, many of the rights contained in Chapter Three of the Constitution are conditional, and may be interfered with in particular circumstances.
But , these permitted infringements must possess certain characteristics if they are to be accepted within the Constitution.
This section of the constitution provides for limitations to freedom of speech.
However, according to the Constitution, limitations to the enjoyment of this freedom is only possible when three criteria are taken into consideration.
In the first place, the exercise of the limitation to this right should be prescribed by or in accordance with law (under the authority of any law).
This entails that there should be a law that provides for this limitation and imposes a sufficient element of control over the relevant decision-maker, so as to avoid the exercise of arbitrary action.
It has been argued that the IMC had no legal basis for the banning of the Monologue programme.
The second criterion that should be satisfied in order to justify an interference with this right is that the limitation should have a legitimate aim. These legitimate aims include, but not restricted to, moral grounds, the protection of the right of others and state security reasons.
This interference should be prescribed in accordance with the law and necessary in a democratic society to do so.
As far as I am concerned, banning a popular radio programme for broadcasting unsubstantiated things about the military and the defence minister, bordering on the security of the state is no legitimate aim.
I submit that the phrase 'bordering on the security of the state' is vague and a recipe for arbitrariness.
The third criterion that has to be met to justify the exercise of the limitations to freedom of speech is that the interference should take place in a manner necessary in democratic society. There should be a strong objective justification for the law and its application.
For example, although it might be useful or convenient to have a law that prohibits the publication of material likely to cause offence or annoyance to the majority of society, it would not for that reason alone be "necessary" to have such a law.
The word "necessary" meant that there must be a "pressing social need" for the interference. The banning of a radio program based on an argument that the presenter broadcasted unsubstantiated things about the military and the defence minister bordering on the security of the state, is not a pressing social need for the interference.
On the contrary, the programme was necessary in that it educated the masses on the dubious behavior of a government that is no longer accountable to the people who elected it to govern them, according to democratic principles and the rule of law.
The banning of the popular Monologue programme was carried out by the IMC without any legal basis, given the fact that the wrong provision in the Independent Media Act was applied to justify its action.
This contravenes section 25 of our national constitution, which stipulates the conditions that has to be satisfied before limiting the enjoyment of the right to free speech.
The action of the IMC is therefore illegal and unconstitutional.
Democracy is not a spectator sport. If it is to succeed, it takes the effort, especially of those governed to ensure that there is accountability, a sustainable management of resources, and a level playing field that will ensure survival for all irrespective of their affiliation.
One way to make this possible is to have a vibrant Independent Media that is the conduit through which, we the people, express our concerns and frustration. Through this media, which includes, print and broadcasting, the voices of the voiceless is heard.
David Tam Baryoh's Monologue Program at it's inception was seen as the hope and aspiration of the people of Sierra Leone. It created such a buzz, and succeeded in making me a monologue groupie. I was eager to tune in to the program via internet whenever the program was scheduled to come on air.
However, the program lost it's luster when it became apparent that Mr. Bayoh has taken sides. The monologue program ceased to be the mouthpiece of the masses and Mr. Baryoh's reporting was gradually skewed to favor the APC Government when they came to power.
After this period, most of the information designed for broadcasting on the Monologue Program, in my opinion, was not characterized by a direct presentation of facts or description of events without an attempt at interpretations.
He was very bias and would make fun of anyone with opposing viewpoint and not seeing as towing the APC party line.
Why is he in hot waters with the APC today?
I may only assume that his conscience has got the better of him. We all owe it to our conscience and our country to speak truth to power. Let us not forget that those who govern do so at the behest of the governed. Therefore, we should condemn all types of corruption in Government no matter who is in charge.
In spite of my comment here regarding the monologue program, I strongly condemn this APC Government and their attempt to muzzle free speech. This proves that contrary to what the praise singers of this administration want us to believe, this Government is no respecter of press freedom.
I will say to Mr. Baryoh that if he wants to regain the respect he once had, he should go back to being the fearless and independent journalist he once was. No one can go back and start a new beginning, but anyone can start today and make a new ending.
It should not be a shock to us Sierra Leoneans as more is to come, very soon too. The silencing of this program is to block the reaction of Sierra Leoneans, when this government is going to push poor Sierra Leoneans on the streets to show solidarity and support for the continuity of Ernest in power.
They have already exhibited this by fragmenting the opposition SLPP, banning the Citizen radio, etc…. . Within this sixty days of the ban of the only radio station that airs the view of Leoneans, silencing it gives this corrupt government a field day.
And there is a greater hidden plan up their sleeve that we shall soon expose as days go by.
So the unconstitutional behaviour of government warrants the immediate closure of their agenda for change, as their behaviour has not changed at all. RAMPANT CORRUPTION, MISUSE OF PUBLIC OFFICE, AND ECONOMIC CRIME ARE THE ORDER OF THE DAY for Ernest's government. We are watching developments closely.


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Why Building Brand Community Is So Important
It's proven that businesses that can demonstrate a social purpose and greater long-term ambition than their own bottom line are ultimately more successful. People and communities are becoming increasingly invested in supporting projects and products that have a positive purpose. The reason for this could be because the more isolated we become with intelligent technology, the more we crave deeper connections with the world around us.
A report from Havas showed that the respondents said that they would prefer to live somewhere where they could share more resources. The report also showed that 60% felt that living in a city felt too impersonal and that there was no sense of community.
Corporate responsibility is therefore becoming a more integrated part of business and less of an afterthought, and, in-turn, the impact these companies have is more sustainable and effective in the long run. As explained by Co-founder and CEO of Who Gives a Crap Simon Griffiths, implementing a solution that solves multiple aspects of a social issue, particularly if one of those is poor education, is ultimately more effective than implementing a single 'quick fix' solution. Simon uses community led total sanitation as an example, an approach which includes implementing three things: clean water, toilets, and the sanitation education that grows with that."The research shows that if you do one of those three things by itself, you're about 10% as effective as when you do all three of those things together."
The ability for a company to build 'community' around their product or idea is now becoming an essential in today's entrepreneurial market. As more and more brands are popping up and vying for the customer's attention, advertising becomes increasingly expensive and the brand's message can become diluted in the sheer amount of content available. It's at this point that having built a community around your brand and its purpose becomes really important to building a global company from the ground up.
Entire platforms are being built around this philosophy now. Crowdfunding sites like StartSomeGood are designed to attract and showcase purpose-driven enterprises from people looking to make a difference, no matter how big or small, with the help of communities looking to do the same.
At the same time, what problems could this present for larger incumbents who haven't fostered that community and aren't as nimble or agile as many emerging start-ups are? How can companies build this community? Well, it's never too late to jump on this growing trend of building purpose into your work and tapping into the power of a community who cares about the same purpose.
Companies can build their brands by implementing purpose and tapping into the power of a community.
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Vinomofo – Going global by creating an online tribe of wine-lovers
Founded in 2007, and officially launched in 2011, the founders behind Australia's largest pure play online wine retailer Vinomofo are passionate about bringing people together through a mutual love of wine, food and living their best life. The organisation was also built with the intention of helping winemakers sustain and grow their businesses in an increasingly homogenised industry.
The founders understood the power of social networks for creating communities of people who would enjoy similar things - wine, in this instance.
In the early days, when money was running low and the co-founders Justin Dry and Andre Eikmeier needed to re-think their approach to the business, they turned to their online community and asked 'should we sell wine instead?' A resounding yes from that community saw the creation of the online selling platform Vinomofo. In the time since, the company has grown to attract over 500,000 wine-lovers.
"One of the big advantages we've had is that we have been really early to get on all the platforms. Whatever was new at the time, whether it was Facebook or Snapchat, we were testing them out early. When a new platform launches, there's a time before the big players get involved. Facebook was, in its early days, a very efficient way to reach new potential customers, and the spend that was required to get in front of the right people was a lot lower than it is today. The standard practice is to wait to see how things are working, and then wait a little more, and then jump on the bandwagon. But there is a real advantage to being a first mover," Justin Dry explained.
Patagonia – A brand backed by purpose, not profit
With a long history in the adventure activewear industry, Patagonia has learnt a lot about being a simultaneously purpose-driven and profitable company. As part of their mission statement, their role as a vehicle for the love of the great outdoors meant they needed to participate in the fight to save it.
As Vincent Stanley, Director of Philosophy at Patagonia, spoke about recently, "I'm deeply convinced that no business will be able to operate within the next 10 years without addressing the harms it causes, without mitigating those, without trying to help solve social and environmental problems."
A new initiative, Patagonia Action Works, is utilising their long-fostered community of customers who love the outdoors and want to fight and find solutions to the world's most pressing environmental issues. This works by connecting committed individuals to grassroots organisations that bring awareness and action to environmental issues that the're mutually passionate about. This can include bringing skills that can be used to volunteer, donating or signing petitions for a variety of causes.
Building a community around an enterprise is one way in which businesses today are making their mark and building connections where we may have become more isolated with new technology.. And this has extended beyond typical non-profits and towards more 'traditional' businesses and start-ups in order to do more good for the world, and build an amazing brand that people resonate with on a deeper level.
Welcome to the Where the World's Moving content series that celebrates what it means to be a global citizen told through the eyes of the people that are living and breathing this ethos every day.
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This year the focus in the studio is to offer new projects and new workshops and this August we roll out the new Black Cat Workshop. Two classes available, one in the evening and the other is an afternoon workshop. Registration is first come first serve and a reminder that the workshop may not be repeated this year, it depends on the interest and participation.
I have been wanting to do a black cat project for a number of years and finally got around to making it happen. The feisty felines stand about 12 inches tall and are created with two different papier mache techniques.
The first night of class you will design the shape of the head, body and tail and put your cat in your favorite pose. After the design work is done we use homemade paper clay to sculpt and create all the fun details.
Before you ask, no, you do not have to paint your cat black…you can choose whatever color scheme you desire, I went with black to make them Halloween appropriate.
This is a fun workshop and everyone's cat will be their own vision. The armature technique used for this project is unique and not used in any of our other workshops.
If you would like to sign up for a workshop please send an email to stolloween@gmail.com with the name and time of the workshop in the subject line.
Class size is limited to eight seats.


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It's no secret that high-performance organizations pay attention to employee training. Training opportunities do more than help employees do their jobs better. Employees who are learning feel valued and are less likely to leave the company. They're valued for what they can become and what they can learn, not just because they're another cog in the machine.
However, employees have widely differing needs. In 2014, O'Reilly Media commissioned a study that distinguished between three different types of learners: beginners who are interested in fundamentals, practitioners who have already achieved a degree of proficiency, and high performers. Their needs depend on where they are in their learning path. Our research found that each type had specific preferences and needs for how to learn. Someone who is just starting out has needs that are fundamentally different from an expert's. We call this the Performance Stack. This paper discusses the Performance Stack and gives advice on how to tailor a learning program to suit the needs of your employees.


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Six Nations 2012: Alun Wyn Jones has sympathy for Ryan Jones
Alun Wyn Jones admits he feels fortunate to get the nod ahead of Ryan Jones for Wales' clash against England on Saturday
By Sportsbeat
Wednesday 22 February 2012, 12:01 UK
Warren Gatland has dropped Ryan Jones for Saturday's clash against England
Alun Wyn Jones has admitted his sympathy for namesake Ryan, who has been dropped to the bench for Wales' Six Nations clash with England on Saturday, having skippered his side last time out.
Ryan Jones won his 60th cap for Wales – and 28th as captain – in their victory over Scotland earlier this month in the unfamiliar position of second row, with Alun Wyn Jones and Luke Charteris sidelined through injury.
Since then, Alun Wyn Jones, who spent three months out with a dislocated toe, has recovered to take his place alongside Ian Evans with Warren Gatland citing his World Cup form as key in his decision.
And such is the strength of the back-row, with Sam Warburton recovering to take the captaincy and join Dan Lydiate and No.8 Toby Faletau, that Jones has now found himself out in the cold.
And Alun Wyn Jones believes he has a hard task to justify getting the nod ahead of his Ospreys teammate.
"I didn't really have any expectation to start, but I was just happy to be in the squad and thought I might feature off the bench. But obviously I feel fit and ready to go," he said.
"I'll take the spot, but off the back of his performances they are big boots to fill, I definitely feel for Ryan.
"It has been quite frustrating, but it is one of those things that happens. You can't do any running or any cardio to a certain extent but those were the cards I was dealt."
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Little Red Rooster/Off the Hook è il quinto singolo dei The Rolling Stones, pubblicato nel Regno Unito nel 1964. Little Red Rooster non venne pubblicata come singolo negli Stati Uniti, ma fu inclusa nell'album The Rolling Stones, Now! del 1965.

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Little Red Rooster

A seguito del successo della versione del brano fatta da Sam Cooke, i Rolling Stones registrarono la loro versione del brano nel 1964. La seduta d'incisione ebbe luogo ai Chess Studios di Chicago, gli stessi studi dove Howlin' Wolf, Muddy Waters, Little Walter e altri registrarono i loro classici blues (il brano strumentale dei Rolling Stones intitolato 2120 South Michigan Avenue fu così chiamato proprio in onore all'indirizzo dello studio).

Accoglienza
Pubblicato nel novembre del 1964, il singolo raggiunse la prima posizione in classifica nel Regno Unito il 5 dicembre dello stesso anno. Fu la prima ed unica volta che una canzone blues raggiunse la vetta della classifica dei singoli in Gran Bretagna.

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A dark-colored rectangle measuring 2. 8 x 0. 8 times 0. 4 inches in HWD, the new Roku Streaming Stick (Roku.com/Link) remote is small and drastically smaller compared to its earlier purple edition, which was just three or more. 2 x 1. 1 x 0. 4 ins also in HWD. In case your HDMI Port is crammed or surrounded by cabling, this makes it better to fit in. Where a single finish has a mini USB port for energizing the device another ending includes an HDMI connection that plugs the stay into the television. You will additionally look for a wall adapter along with a USB to micro UNIVERSAL SERIES BUS cable even though a person plug the cable directly into a free USB slot present on your television when the power store seems convenient. You could run micro USB cable connection straight to your television's USB port without this looping outward.


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Jota Apodis (ι  Apodis, förkortat Jota Aps, ι  Aps), som är stjärnans Bayer-beteckning, är en dubbelstjärna i den nordöstra delen av stjärnbilden Paradisfågeln. Den har en kombinerad skenbar magnitud på +5,41 och är svagt synlig för blotta ögat där ljusföroreningar ej förekommer. Baserat på parallaxmätningar i Hipparcos-uppdraget på 3,1 mas beräknas den befinna sig på ca 1 040 ljusårs (320 pc) avstånd från solen.

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Primärstjärnan Jota Apodis A är en blå till vit stjärna i huvudserien av spektralklass B9 V. Den har en massa som är ca 3,9 gånger solens massa, en radie som är ca 10 gånger solens och har en effektiv temperatur på ca 10 200 K.

Följeslagaren Jota Apodis B är en stjärna av spektralklass B9.5 V med en magnitud av 6,46. Paret har en vinkelseparation på 0,091 bågsekunder och en uppskattad omloppsperiod på 59,32 år. Deras massa är ungefär 3,89 respektive 3,45 gånger solens massa.

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 https://www.universeguide.com/star/iotaapodis

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Report to the Trustees on the Activities of Clean Rivers Trust, Spring 2019.
June 17th, 2019 in News by admin
The spring has been a busy period for the Trust with activities continuing at Cinderhill, trying to obtain a new trial at another set of tar pits, liaising with the Environment Agency, looking at the University of Nottingham Jubilee Campus to see which seams and horizons might give sustainable supplies of heat to a building and outreach via LinkedIn with regard to a polluted lake in Chandrapur, Maharashtra, India.
Other projects have included pharmacological research into removal of common pharma waste treatments and the ongoing wetland success: slug pellets containing metaldehyde, a long term issue we raised in 1995 are to be banned from next year: we are looking at low dose recycled nicotinoids as an aphid control additive to surfactants to protect plants such as roses and other non-edible plants also as a possible method for control of malarial mosquitoes.
We have also had to change accounting methods this last quarter to digital spreadsheets rather than traditional bookkeeping. This was due to a change in the requirements of HMRC and their 'Making Tax Digital' VAT reporting. Thanks is due to Price Waterhouse Coopers who have supplied support without charge.
Cinderhill.
This quarter has seen the replacement of those willows that failed due to the heat last year. A major undertaking with the addition of 30 tons of compost across the site. Thanks to Nathan and Sophie for their effort and labour. The site is looking good now and is greening up well. We have had some issues arising from gas coming from a still open borehole on site, a small number of the established willows have been defoliated. A good reminder to keep health and safety to the fore.
We have monitored the site with cameras and have noted rabbits in number, badger, fox and several birds of prey including, kestrel, buzzard, and Barn owl, there has also been a very fleeting glimpse of a muntjac deer. We have also found reptile life on the tar pit itself, frogs and a toad plus a Great Crested newt.
The site surface is now solid across the treated area and has sunk in height since we started last year. Some areas have dropped by around 18 inches. The tar when drilled into now leaves a semi-permanent hole which closes over months rather than minutes as we witnessed at the start of the project.
We have had a high-level Environment Agency visit recently who left after an hour and a half very pleased to have been on site. They were exceedingly positive and pointed out several other sites across both East and West Midlands that we may be able to tackle. Most other visitors are equally impressed.
The site has again started to witness break ins and vandalism, sections of the site fence being destroyed by force, other events have included theft of a camera, motorcycle on the site surface and attempted arson. All issues have been reported to Derbyshire Constabulary.
Chevin Hill Tar Pits.
We have been in contact with Fuchs UK, the British arm of the Germany based lubricants firm who bought Silkolene (the oil recycling company based in Belper that was responsible for the placement of the tars several years ago).
There appear to be another five sites around the Belper area and as the EA state several others in and around the West Midlands. Fuchs have shown us the first two bordering the Chevin Golf Club, located in an old sandstone quarry. Another very beautiful location and these will need our best ecological care to both protect the significant quality of both flora and fauna.
Initially we have quoted for a trial of a modest size which could be scaled up later. The nature of the tar present appears to be very similar to that which we initially encountered at Cinderhill.
Metaldehyde.
It is pleasing to report that this substance is to be banned from next year. The damage to aquifers
and rivers, especially across the Fens has been remarkable. We have been very active in our work to bring this change into play.
Pharmacological Treatment.
Our work continues in this area with now between 88% and 98% removal using wetlands. The hardest part of this now is to persuade our research partners to use terms such as wetland rather than lagoon methods and use the correct terminology and flora species.
Minewater Heat.
We and University of Nottingham are putting together a trial concept to heat a building on their Jubilee Campus by using the available warmth stored in the water from the old working of Radford Colliery, the campus being built on the former colliery site.
Work is underway to access the depths and number of coal seams that might be accessed to achieve our objectives.
The Coal Authority are at present disinterested in this scheme and are continuing discussions with Nottingham City council. Such discussions have underway for two or three years.
Last Gasp.
A small project we have been invited to involve ourselves in is the recycling of tobacco product waste, cigarette butts and similar rather nasty residues from this addictive pastime. Cigarette buts are spun from nylon or other similar materials and are widely found on city streets and washed up on beaches.
The removal of nicotine from cigarette ends gives purpose for their collection. Their use in gardens and more interestingly damaging malarial mosquito lava and adults makes it doubly useful to pursue further.
Outreach.
The Trust is actively advising the Indian Environment Agency on methods of treating slum sewage, water and silt purification plus related issues regarding a large lake in the heart of Chandrapur.
Funds.
The Trustees might be pleased to hear that the Trust's funding is on a sustainable footing. More paid research would be useful but that which we have alongside donations from funding organisations allows for the expanded workload to be carried sustainably.
These photographs taken today – 3rdJune 2019 at the Tar Pit, Cinderhill
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Welcome to the Clean Rivers Trust website.
Here you will find out much about the Trust. It is an unusual site in that is a working mechanism to allow those interested to find out a little of what we have achieved, what we are doing presently and what we aspire to do. It also allows you to find out if we can help you or your organisation to carry out your environmental goals. Be you an international corporation, a council or individual. The Trust will do its best to find answers to issues, carry out research, project manage or will certainly be able to steer you in the right directions.
As this is a live site there may be anomalies and some overlap, it is also a conduit for knowledge and over time will show our records and archive of past projects. There is a current water related news aspect to the site which allows the dissemination of both the Trusts concerns and other issues that come to our attention.
You interests may at first glance not relate to water, remember that all environmental issues eventually lead to it; so be it air, agriculture, contaminated land or any other issue use us.
I hope you find this site of interest.
Dr Harvey Wood. Director.
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