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Q: Is it possible to compare two gobjects with haskell-gi and find out if they're the same? With Gtk2Hs I used to be able to compare gtk objects with == to find out whether or not they were the same. For example:
boxIsFromState :: VBox -> State -> Bool
boxIsFromState widget state = _widget state == widget

Where State is a self-defined data type container another VBox.
I noticed haskell-gi's widgets don't derive from Eq. Is there another way to compare objects, then?

A: Disclaimer: although I am a Haskell expert, I know little about haskell-gi specifically. That said...
Looking at the documentation, we have:
newtype Widget = Widget (ManagedPtr Widget)
data ManagedPtr a = ManagedPtr {
    managedForeignPtr :: ForeignPtr a
  , managedPtrIsOwned :: IORef Bool
  }

All the appropriate constructors are exported, and both ForeignPtr and IORef offer Eq instances. So it should be trivial to write our own Eq instance -- so trivial that the compiler itself should be able to do it.
{-# LANGUAGE StandaloneDeriving #-}

deriving instance Eq (ManagedPtr a)
deriving instance Eq Widget

Whether this has the right semantics is not 100% clear to me; it's possible that you would want to ignore the ownership for the purposes of your equality tests, in which case you might want to write
instance Eq (ManagedPtr a) where
    (==) ManagedPtr { managedForeignPtr = p  }
         ManagedPtr { managedForeignPtr = p' }
         = p == p'

or similar instead.

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Everything You Need To Know About The Brazilian Fruits
Brazil is a continental-sized country with a rich culture and nature. Because of its climate diversity, it is a place with lots of exotic fruits, most of them which you have never heard about. I put in this table down below the 20 Most Underrated Brazilian Fruits you should try if you come to Brazil:
20 Brazilian Fruits You Should Try
20 Underrated Brazilian Fruits You Should Try
Name in Portuguese
Pronounce in Portuguese
1. Soursop Graviola graavih-ola
2. Cupuassu Cupuaçú Ku-poo-assu
3. Passion Fruit Maracujá mah-rah-ku-shah
4. Acai Açaí Assa-ee
5. Acerola Cherry Acerola Asse-rolah
6. Pitomba Pitomba Phi-thom-bah
7. Caja Cajá Ka-jaa
8. Araticum Araticum Ah-rah-tee-cum
9. Jabuticaba Jabuticaba sha-booti-kaba
10. Umbu Umbu Om-boo
11. Pitanga Pitanga Pith-ahn-gah
12. Sineguela Siriguela See-ree-gueh-la
13. Mangaba Mangaba Man-gabah
14. Ice Cream Bean Ingá In-gah
15. Cashew Caju Ka-joo
16. Guarana Guaraná Ghuara-nah
17. Brazil nut Castanha do Pará Kas-tanya
18. Pineapple Abacaxi Ah-bah-ka-shee
19. Guava Goiaba Goy-ah-bah
20. Star fruit Carambola Ka-rahn-bolah
My name is Claudio Pereira, I am a Brazilian photographer, and I will show you here everything you need to know about the Brazilian fruits. I explain in this post the fruits' flavors, where to find them, how to eat them, its benefits for your health, and how to pronounce their names in Brazilian Portuguese. Enjoy it!
1. Soursop (Portuguese = Graviola)
Soursop, and outstanding Brazilian fruit
The Soursop is a slightly sweet and slightly acidic fruit. Its taste is unique and very appreciated in Brazil, and because of that, It's a very popular fruit to make juice and recipes. The soursop isn't as cheap as bananas in Brazil, but it is worth it to eat and drink its juice.
It is hard to find the fruit in the Brazilian supermarkets, but most of them sell the pulp soursop juice. This fruit has anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effects, which works as an anti-aging, and also improves your immunity because of its vitamin C presence.
To pronounce its name in Portuguese, say: graavih-ola.
2. Cupuassu (Portuguese = Cupuaçú)
Cupuassu juice is my favorite one! Most Brazilians like it, and I think you'll like it too.
You will not find this fruit in the supermarket, but such as soursop, the pulp cupuassu juice is sold everywhere. It's good to make desserts and juice, and it is a slightly acidic fruit, with an indescribable taste.
The Cupuassu is rich in vitamin C, which helps the immunity system, in fibers, that improve your intestine work, and it has some therapeutic effects for the skin, helping to keep it strong and healthy.
To pronounce its name in Portuguese, say: Ku-poo-assu.
3. Passion Fruit (Portuguese = Maracujá)
Passion Fruit in Brazilian Supermarket
This is one of the most famous Brazilian fruits. You can find it in supermarkets in all the Brazilian states. This fruit isn't good to eat, because it is acidic such as lemon. Yet, it is outstanding to produce juices, sweet syrups, and desserts. The desserts made with passion fruit are some of my favorite ones, and you should try if you come to Brazil.
The passion fruit also works as a natural calming and has a lot of vitamin C, which improves your immunity defenses.
Here is the Pronunciation spelling for you to say the fruit's name in Portuguese: mah-rah-ku-shah.
4. Acai (Portuguese = Açaí)
Acai is another world-famous Brazilian fruit. It's a sweet berry with a special taste, which is consumed in juices, frozen, and many more. It's natural from Amazon, but the Acai frozen is popular in other parts of Brazil and the world. Because of that, today it's produced in places other than Amazon, even in different countries.
You won't find Acai berry in most of the Brazilian supermarkets, but you can easily find the pulp Acai juice and the Acai frozen.
Acai has antioxidant effects, which are good to prevent skin aging. It is also rich in anthocyanins and polyphenols, which improves cardiovascular function and helps to prevent cardiac diseases.
To pronounce its name in Portuguese, say: Assa-ee.
5. Acerola cherry (Portuguese = Acerola)
The Acerola cherry was introduced in Brazil in 1955 by the Rural Federal University of Pernambuco. The population liked it and planted it in other cities and states, which made the fruit widely appreciated throughout the country.
The fruit is sweet and acidic. You can eat the acerola raw or use it in juices and recipes. It's easy to find it in some houses' backyards and gardens, but it's not common to buy this fruit in the supermarket. The pulp Acerola juice is largely sold in lots of supermarkets.
The acerola is rich in vitamins A and C and has 40 times more vitamin C than an orange. These vitamins work as antioxidants and improve the immunity system. The fruit also helps to keep the skin healthy.
To pronounce its name in Portuguese, say: Asse-rolah.
6. Pitomba (Portuguese = Pitomba)
This is another of my top 3 Brazilian fruits. Pitomba has a sweet flavor and a peculiar way to eat it. First, to eat this fruit, you need to peel with your fingers, then nibble or suck the flesh from the seed. This process is like eating lychee, and its taste is similar, but the pitomba is sweeter.
You will not find this fruit in supermarkets, but you can buy it in some outdoor markets in the Brazilian Northeast and North (Amazon). Pitomba is eaten raw, and it is not used to make juice typically.
Pitomba is rich in Iron and Calcium, helping you to prevent anemia and osteoporosis. It also contains vitamin C, which improves your immunity.
To pronounce its name in Portuguese, say: Phi-thom-bah.
7. Caja (Portuguese = Cajá)
Caja is a delicious bittersweet and slightly acidic fruit from Brazil. It's mostly found in the Brazilian Northeast, Amazon, and São Paulo. You can eat the caja raw, or use it to make juices, cocktails, desserts, and many more.
You can buy Caja in some Outdoor markets and supermarkets, especially in the Brazilian Northeast. However, it is easier to find the pulp Caja juice in the supermarkets, which is cheap and as nutritious as the fruit. If you also want to know the overall price of food and the cost of living in Brazil, I have this post here.
The Caja has many beneficial effects on the body: it helps to lose weight because it has few calories, has vitamin A, which improves the eye vision, and it also helps in heart health, because of its antioxidant effects.
To pronounce its name in Portuguese, say: Ka-jaa.
8. Araticum (Portuguese = Araticum)
The Araticun is a fruit from the same family as the sugar apple, which is found in the Brazilian Midwest. This is a sweet fruit with a striking savor, which is eaten raw or used to make cookies, jellies, juices, liquors, cakes, ice cream, and desserts.
You can sometimes find this fruit in the supermarket, however, it is usually most find in outdoor markets, especially in the Brazilian Midwest or Northeast.
Araticum is rich in antioxidants, preventing aging and degenerative diseases. It also has iron, potassium, calcium, vitamins C, A, B1, and B2.
Because of that, it prevents anemia and osteoporosis, helps the cardiac health and the immune system, and prevents neurological diseases.
To pronounce its name in Portuguese, say: Ah-rah-tee-cum.
9. Jabuticaba (Portuguese = Jabuticaba)
Jabuticaba is a sweet fruit, which is common in The Atlantic Forest. This fruit, differently from the Other fruits, grows directly in the tree stem, which gives a peculiar appearance to the Jabuticaba trees. The Jabuticaba Can be eaten raw or you can use it to make juice, jam, and ice cream.
You can find Jabuticaba in some outdoor markets or you can buy the pulp jabuticaba juice in the supermarkets.
The Jabuticaba peel is rich in antioxidants, which prevent aging, and also has anthocyanins, that acts as an anti-inflammatory, reducing pain. The fruit is also rich in Iron, Magnesium, phosphorus, fibers, vitamins C, B1, and B2.
To pronounce its name in Portuguese, say: sha-booti-kaba.
10. Umbu (Portuguese = Umbu)
Umbu is another typical fruit from the Brazilian Northeast. This Brazilian fruit is natural from the northeastern hinterland (Sertão), and you will not find it on the Brazilian coast. If you visit it, eat this fruit, because it has a unique taste and it's also part of the culture of this region.
The Umbu is a sweet and slightly acidic fruit, which is usually eaten raw, but it's also used in many recipes, jam, juices, and desserts. It's only found on the outdoor markets of the northeast hinterland, but if you're lucky, you may find a pulp umbu juice in the supermarket.
Umbu is rich in vitamins A, B, and C, and improves the immunological system. It also helps to lose weight and to eliminate intestinal gas.
To pronounce its name in Portuguese, say: Om-boo.
11. Pitanga (Portuguese = Pitanga)
Pitanga is a citrus fruit with an acidic and slightly sweet taste, which grows in the Atlantic Forest area, which includes the Northeast, the Southeast, and the South of Brazil. It's eaten raw or used to make juices and recipes.
You won't find it in the supermarket either in outdoor markets, because it's easily damaged during transportation when it is ripe. Yet, you can buy pulp pitanga juice in many supermarkets. However, it's common to find it in some people's gardens or on some street trees.
The pitanga is a low-carb fruit, which helps you to lose weight. It is rich in vitamins A, C, and B, improving the immune system, eye vision, and hair health. Pitanga also has a significant amount of calcium, iron, and phosphorus, preventing osteoporosis, anemia, and improving heart function, respectively.
To pronounce its name in Portuguese, say: Pith-ahn-gah.
12. Sineguela (Portuguese = Siriguela)
The Sineguela is a special and underrated Brazilian fruit. It is a savory fruit with a perfect balance between acidic and sweet flavors, and it's mostly found in the Brazilian Northeast, such as Umbu, Pitomba, and Pitanga. The Brazilian people eat this fruit raw or use it to make juices and desserts. This Brazilian fruit is widely sold in outdoor markets, however, it is not found in supermarkets commonly.
The sineguela has many benefits, and it helps to satiate because it's rich in fibers, and also gives the energy to practice exercises. It also prevents aging and improves the immune system, because of the vitamin C it has in its composition.
To pronounce its name in Portuguese, say: See-ree-gueh-la.
13. Mangaba (Portuguese = Mangaba)
Mangaba is another famous Brazilian fruit, which has a sweet and acidic taste. This is one of the most delicious fruits from Brazil, and you can use it in many ways. You can eat the mangaba raw or use it to make desserts, jams, juices, and many more.
Mangaba is found in some supermarkets, especially in the Brazilian Northeast and Southeast. You can also find its pulp juice or desserts selling in the markets.
The mangaba is rich in Vitamins A and C, B1, B2, which are antioxidants and helps to improve the vision and immunological system, and iron, phosphorus, calcium, and fibers. The mangaba leaf tea also helps to decrease blood pressure, and its properties are being studied by some universities.
However, you should never eat the mangaba when it is unripe because it can contain some toxic components inside. If you eat it ripe, it's ok, and the toxin is gone.
To pronounce its name in Portuguese, say: Man-gabah.
14. Ice Cream Bean (Portuguese = Ingá)
The Ice Cream Bean is another peculiar fruit from Brazil. The fruit looks like a giant bean pod, and when you open it, you find the sweet pulp. It has a sweet and astringent taste, and it is eaten raw or used to make ice cream and mousse.
You can find this fruit in the Brazilian Northeast and North (Amazon). You will not find it in the supermarket, neither in outdoor markets, but you can find it in some street trees.
The Ice Cream Bean is rich in calcium, preventing osteoporosis, and helps to reduce the headache. It also helps to improve the immune system and has antioxidants, which has some therapeutic effects for the skin, preventing aging.
To pronounce its name in Portuguese, say: In-gah.
15. Cashew (Portuguese = Caju)
This is a Brazilian natural fruit, which was exported centuries ago to Asia and Africa. After that, it becomes a widely consumed fruit in different countries. It's a sweet fruit with an astringent taste, and you can eat it or consume the cashew pulp in juices, desserts, and recipes. If you toast the cashew seed, you have the cashew nut, which is used in many recipes and can also make butter.
You can find cashews in many Brazilian outdoor markets, and pulp cashew juice in supermarkets.
The cashew has five times more vitamin C than the Orange and Zinc, which improve your immunity system. It is also rich in Calcium and Iron, which help your bones and prevent anemia, respectively. The cashew nut is rich in unsaturated fat and helps to reduce cholesterol levels.
To pronounce its name in Portuguese, say: Ka-joo.
16. Guarana (Portuguese = Guaraná)
Guarana is a Brazilian fruit from Amazon. It's mostly used to make juices and sodas. You will not find it in the supermarket, but you can easily find the pulp guarana juice. This Brazilian fruit is also sold as a powder, which is used to make juices.
There is also a famous soda in Brazil made with Guaraná, which is named "Guaraná Antarctica". This soda is cheap and you can buy it everywhere.
Guarana improves mood, alertness, and delays fatigue, and, because of that, its juice is commonly drunk before and after going to the gym. It also helps to reduce cholesterol and triglycerides.
To pronounce its name in Portuguese, say: Ghuara-nah.
17. Brazil nut (Portuguese = Castanha do Pará)
The Brazil nut is a tree seed from the Amazon, which grows naturally in the North of Brazil and Bolivia. This seed is popular to make granola, and it's widely consumed for its characteristic taste and nutritional properties. You can find it in most health food stores and some supermarkets.
The Brazil Nut is rich in vitamin E, selenium, and omega-9. It helps in heart health and works to prevent thrombosis and Alzheimer's disease. However, because it has an extensive amount of selenium inside, it is healthier to eat one or two per day at maximum.
To pronounce its name in Portuguese, say: Kas-tanya.
18. Pineapple (Portuguese = Abacaxi)
This is a world-famous fruit that naturally grows in Brazil. Pineapple is a citrus and sweetie fruit, widely produced in other countries today. You can find Pineapples in all Brazilian supermarkets, and it's a cheap and popular fruit in Brazil. Brazilian people use pineapple to make juices, desserts, cakes, and many more.
The pineapple also is rich in vitamins A and C, which are antioxidants that improve the immunity system and vision. It also works as an anti-inflammatory and reduces the risk of thrombosis.
To pronounce its name in Portuguese, say: Ah-bah-ka-shee.
19. Guava (Portuguese = Goiaba)
Guava is one of the most appreciated fruits by people from all over the world today. It's also largely consumed in Brazil, especially in juices and desserts, such as the popular "Goiabada".
This fruit has a sweet taste, and the best tastes are from the ones you take ripe straight from the tree. The guava trees grow naturally in the Atlantic Forest area, which is on the Brazilian coast from the Northeast to the South.
The Guava is rich in fibers, Potassium, Vitamins A and C, Lycopene, and helps to reduce the LDL cholesterol levels. Vitamin C and Lycopene also work as antioxidants, reducing skin aging.
To pronounce its name in Portuguese, say: Goy-ah-bah.
20. Star fruit (Portuguese = Carambola)
Star fruit is a sweet fruit common in the Brazilian Northeast, but you can find it in some supermarkets and Outdoor Markets from the Southeast and South of Brazil too. It's natural from India, and it was introduced in Brazil some centuries ago, being used as an ornamental plant at first. The star fruit is popular in Brazil, and the people usually consume it raw.
The Star fruit is rich in fibers and vitamin C. It also helps to reduce the formation of fat cells and works as an anti-inflammatory, reducing the pain.
If you have kidney diseases, it is better to avoid this fruit, because it has a substance named "caramboxin", which can damage your kidney. In healthy people, it is not dangerous, because our bodies can excrete it properly. However, don't exaggerate eating it or drinking its juice.
To pronounce its name in Portuguese, say: Ka-rahn-bolah.
Other fruits you can find in Brazil
There are other fruits you can find in the Brazilian supermarkets and outdoor markets, which are natural from other countries but widely consumed here in Brazil.
This table below has the name of these fruits in English, in Brazilian Portuguese, and how to pronounce it in Portuguese.
Grape Uva Oo-vah
Avocado Abacate ahbah-cahti
Apple Maçã Mah-sun
Lemon Limão Li-moum
Coconut Coco Coco
Orange Laranja lah-ran-jaa
Tangerine Tangerina Thum-jee-ri-naa
Banana Banana Ba-na-na
Strawberry Morango Mor-an-go
Papaya Mamão Ma-maum
Mango Manga Man-gah
Jackfruit Jaca jaa-ka
Watermelon Melancia Mel-an-ci-ah
Melon Melão Mel-om
Pear Pera Pe-ra
Plum Ameixa A-mei-sha
Peach Pêssego Pe-se-go
Fig Figo Fee-go
Sugar Apple Pinha Pee-nya
And that's it, guys. I hope you had enjoyed the post!
Have you ever tried any of the Brazilian fruits? Which one is your favorite? Share with us in the comments!
Also, if you have some questions, ask me in the comment section down below, and I'll respond to you as soon as possible.
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Overland Park is the second most populated city the great state of Kansas and for many of us it is the place we lovingly call home. Due in part to its low crime rate, high opportunity for employment, and relatively reasonable cost of living, Overland Park attracts people from all walks of life; particularly those looking for a place to raise children. That is why the need for dentistry for kids is an area of expertise that is exploding in our area.
Because of the economic stability, kids growing up in Overland Park have been able to receive quality educational and medical services. A great example of this can be accurately illustrated within the Overland Park dental community, as both kids and adults are able to receive what's considered to be, some of the highest quality dental care nationwide.
Studies have shown that children at a young age are often able to learn and absorb new information with amazing quickness; therefore it is important for proper oral hygiene to be taught during this time in order to prevent potential dental problems before they occur.
Like an adult, the beginning of decay can lead to a lot of problems for a child, some relating to oral health and some relating to overall well-being.
This emphasis on prevention is a theme that you will find echoed throughout the Overland Park dental community when talking about dentistry for kids, particularly among its most sought after dentists. Some dentists consider providing education on prevention (to both adults and children) to be as much a part of their job as providing the actual dental care itself.
Several of the local Overland Park school districts provide assistance to make sure students receive the care they need by requiring them to have a regular dentist when they are enrolled. Many school districts provide education about dentistry for kids for students and their parents. During the month of February, also known as Children's Dental Health month, many schools also provide activities and additional information about dental care.
While there are many significant benefits in living and raising a family in the safe, clean, and productive city of Overland Park, don't forget that our dental community is here to provide you with fantastic dentistry for kids that will keep them smiling for years to come.
Offering dentistry for kids is important to us, because we love our patients and we want them to be healthy. If you'd like to schedule an appointment, contact us at our south Overland Park office at (913) 647-8700 or our north Overland Park office at (913) 341-2380. We look forward to having the opportunity to be your Overland Park family dentist.


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In our series, Budgeting for the Next Generation,[*]we review federal programs for children and assess how they fare in the federal budget and the budget process.
Many federal programs for children play an important role in helping ensure their well-being, giving them the skills and support they need to succeed later in life, and supporting long-term economic growth.
Federal spending on children comprises a relatively small share of the budget despite the needs of the population and the economic benefits of investing in future generations.
Children's share of the federal budget is projected to shrink over time as rising adult entitlements and debt service payments crowd out this spending.
The current budget process and concepts bias federal spending away from children. Whereas most programs for the elderly are on autopilot and feature automatic growth, most programs for children must be periodically reauthorized through legislation and have little or no automatic growth.
Rising levels of debt will put an additional burden on children today, as well as future generations of children.
In addition to the papers on children and the federal budget, CRFB has also published related products and will continue to do so in the coming months. Below are links to each of these publications, which will also be updated as new analyses are published.
Our first paper in the series examines the importance of federal programs for children and their composition, how the budget process puts children's programs at a disadvantage, and how rising debt will burden current and future children. While in the past most of the federal budget was allocated annually by Congress through the appropriations process and encouraged policymakers to review spending programs on a regular basis, much of the budget today is on autopilot through mandatory spending that is heavily skewed toward the elderly. Programs for children are designed to ensure they are housed, fed, educated, and provided with basic services to survive and become productive adults, but spending on programs for children makes up a small share of the federal budget. In addition, the poverty rate for children in the United States is nearly twice the poverty rate for the elderly. While most programs for the elderly feature automatic growth, most programs for children must be periodically reauthorized through legislation and have little or no automatic growth. Budgetary decisions over the past decade have also disadvantaged programs for younger Americans, while high and rising levels of federal debt will leave a massive future burden on today's children to service and reduce that debt.
Our second paper shows that less than one-tenth of federal spending and support goes to children, that spending and support for children grew significantly between 1960 and 2010, that federal support for children has fallen since 2010 and will continue to do so, and that interest costs will exceeding spending on children by 2020 and support for children by 2021. The federal government spent nearly $3.9 trillion in fiscal year 2016; only $377 billion, or about 9.8 percent of the federal budget, went to children. During the half-century prior to 2010, federal spending and tax breaks for children grew substantially, with total federal budgetary support for children rising from 1.8 percent of gross domestic product (GDP) in 1960 to 3.1 percent of GDP in 2010. Federal support for children peaked in 2010 and has been on a downward trend ever since; recent legislation will only temporarily halt this trend, as total support for children is projected to fall to 2.2 percent of GDP by 2028. As debt rises over the next decade and interest costs accelerate, the federal government will soon spend more money servicing past spending through interest on the debt rather than making investments in future generations.
Does the Budget Process Prioritize Children?
Our third paper shows how the current budget process leaves programs for children at a structural disadvantage relative to programs that benefit the elderly and other adults. While much of spending on adults is mandatory, spending on children is disproportionately discretionary and thus must be reviewed and renewed with other appropriations. Spending on children is also disproportionately temporary and requires far more regular reauthorization and appropriation than programs for adults. Spending on adults is rarely limited while spending on children is often capped, constraining what can be spent for most major children's programs. In addition, most programs for children lack built-in growth, which leads to spending on children to erode relative to spending on adults and relative to the economy. Programs for children tend to lack dedicated revenue and thus lack the political advantage and protection of programs for seniors that enjoy this benefit. On top of these structural disadvantages, growing spending on adults is burdening younger generations by driving up debt and thus reducing future income and increasing costs.
With the United States undergoing a major demographic shift, the elderly will almost inevitably receive an increasing share of federal resources in the coming years and decades, and children will likely receive a declining share. However, the magnitude of this shift is not a foregone conclusion, and reforms enacted today could help put children on more equal footing. In particular, policymakers could do more to account for children, budget for children, prioritize children, and improve policies for children. This paper puts forward 12 options – developed with the assistance of experts in a variety of fields and from across the political spectrum – to assert children's priorities in the federal budget and improve their outcomes. These options do not represent recommendations nor fully detailed proposals but rather possible starting points that are ripe for further development.
Charts from CRFB's papers in this project have been put together in a central place for viewing.
Maya MacGuineas, president of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, wrote in an op-ed for The Hill that the changing global economy requires investment in children more than ever before, but that our budget decisions do not reflect those priorities. The piece highlights the case for investing in children, as children are least able to provide for themselves of all demographic groups. It also notes that debt will likely exceed the size of the economy within a decade, which will lead to worse economic outcomes for children while also making it more difficult to invest in them.
A recent episode of the Concord Coalition's "Facing the Future" radio show and podcast focused on how children are getting shortchanged by the budget, as detailed by CRFB senior vice president and senior policy director Marc Goldwein. While the federal government spends very little on children, it is also burdening them with substantially more debt. The podcast also discusses how interest costs crowd out spending on children and how the budget process is biased against younger generations.
By 2048, we estimate only 6.3 percent of the budget will go to children. That's less than one-third of what will be spent on Social Security, on Medicare, or on servicing the debt – implying that the federal government will spend at least six times as much on the elderly as on children. In other words, by 2048 based on CBO's and our projections, the federal government will spend more than three times as much financing past spending and tax cuts as they will investing in the future generation.
Federal spending on children will continue its expected decline, falling to roughly 7 percent of outlays and less than 2 percent of the economy by 2028, according to the 2018 report from the Kids' Share project at the Urban Institute. In 2017, the federal government spent $375 billion on children younger than 19. Along with $106 billion in tax reductions for families with children, resources for children totaled $481 billion. Spending on children made up about 2 percent of gross domestic product (GDP) and 9.4 percent of outlays in 2017.
[*] This research was funded by the Annie E. Casey Foundation. We thank them for their support but acknowledge that the findings and conclusions presented in this report are those of CRFB alone, and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Foundation.


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So far in this mini-series we've seen that thread and event-based models are duals, that threads are a bad idea – you should really be using events, and that events are a bad idea – you should really be using threads.
What if we could combine the two models and bring together the deadlocks, data races and corruption of threads with the hard to understand control flow of events? 😉 Or, if we applied the techniques wisely, the easy to follow control flow of the thread-based approach, with the natural way that events model some domains. I think the latter is more what the authors had in mind!
The goal is to design a software library that provides two different abstractions for application-level threads: the thread view, which allows per-thread code be written in the natural, imperative, multi-threaded style, and the event view, which allows the threads be passively manipulated by the underlying scheduler in an abstract, type-safe way.
This dualized model gives the best of two worlds: the expressiveness of threads and the customizability of events.
The primary advantage of the thread model is that the programmer can reason about the series of actions taken by a thread in the familiar way, just as for a sequential program…. Event-driven programming, in contrast, is hard. The control flow graph has to be decomposed to multiple event handlers and represented as some form of state machines with explicit message passing or in continuation-passing style (CPS).
Event-driven programs however are 'usually more flexible and customizable,' and are a good match for interrupt-driven systems. Note that the description of 'event handlers, state machines, and explicit message passing' is very reminiscent of the actor model. The CPS style evokes callbacks and promises.
So how do Li and Zdancewic bring the two together?
The goal is to design a monad that provides a thread abstraction, so the programmer can write multi-threaded code using the overloaded "do"-syntax with a set of system calls. The implementation of this monad is tricky, but the details are hidden from the programmer.
(If you're not familiar with reading Haskell code, the semi-colon separated statements in the do blocks provide elegant syntactic sugar for sequential composition of functions).
By designing thread control primitives as monadic combinators, the monad interface can be used as an abstraction for multi-threaded programming, because it provides a way of hiding the 'internal plumbing' needed to write programs in CPS style.
(case statements can be used to select among multiple possible events).
This event-driven architecture is similar to that in SEDA, but our events are finer-grained: instead of requiring the programmer manually decompose a computation into stages and specify what stages can be performed in parallel, the event-driven scheduler automatically decomposes a threaded computation into fine-grained segments separated by system calls. Haskell's type system ensures that each segment is a purely functional computation without I/O, so such segments can be safely executed in parallel.
A web server is implemented to assess the programming model and performance of the solution.
Not only is the multi-threaded programming style natural and elegant, but the event-driven architecture also makes the scheduler clean. The scheduler, including the CPS monad, system call implementations, event loops and queues for AIO, epoll, mutexes, file-opening and exception handling (but not counting the wrapper interfaces for C library functions), is only 220 lines of well-structured code.
Performance-wise the authors report that 'in our experience Haskell programs, while slower that C programs, are not orders of magnitude slower.' In their tests, the implementation performed favourably when compared to the Linux Native-POSIX Thread Library (NPTL) and against Apache for disk-bound workloads. Introducing Haskell STM transactions made the solution slower than C, but this disadvantage becomes less significant as more processors are introduced.
In exchange for performance, Haskell delivers many features that simplify program development, including a very expressive static type system, type inference, lightweight closures, garbage collection, and convenient syntax overloading. We heavily use these features in our thread library implementation; it might be possible to implement the unified concurrency model in a general-purpose language lacking some of these features, but the results would likely be cumbersome to use. Nevertheless, it is worth investigating how to apply our approach in more mainstream languages like Java.
Tomorrow we'll look at a paper that reports on experiences trying to do exactly that.
Events and threads should be combined into an unified programming model in general-purpose programming languages. With proper language support, application-level threads can be made extremely lightweight and easy to use. Our experiments demonstrate that this approach is practical and our programming experience suggests that this is a very appealing way of writing scalable, massively concurrent software.


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Łagiewniki – wieś w Polsce położona w województwie wielkopolskim, w powiecie konińskim, w gminie Grodziec.

W latach 1975–1998 miejscowość należała administracyjnie do województwa konińskiego.

Zobacz też: Łagiewniki, Łagiewniki Kościelne, Łagiewniki Małe, Łagiewniki Wielkie, Łagiewniki Średzkie

Przypisy

Grodziec (gmina)

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It was Aristotle who once said, "The essence of life is to serve others and do good." A recent study by the Corporation for National & Community Service (CNCS) found that "one out of four Americans volunteer and two out of three Americans help their neighbor."
CNCS knows an awful lot about volunteering — they're an independent agency of the U.S. government, engaging more than 5 million Americans in service through AmeriCorps, Senior Corps and the Volunteer Generation Fund.
How Summit Pointe residents get involved
Of course, you don't have to look much further than Summit Pointe for a fine example of neighbor helping neighbor. Residents have banded together to make plastic bag bedding for the homeless in an effort to give back to the community.
There's so much more you can do that can make a world of good — like donating your old clothes, donating old eyeglasses to an organization that redistributes them to people in need, donating non-perishable food to a food bank, and donating blankets or socks to a homeless shelter.
Volunteering helps others, makes you feel good, and it gives you a sense of purpose. Plus, it gives you the opportunity to learn new skills and meet new challenges, not to mention meet new people, both young and old. Volunteering is also good for your health. It combats depression and anxiety, and instills self-confidence, too. CNCS found that "consistent volunteering can improve the health and well-being of people age 55."
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BSNL Data Vouchers with 2GB Daily Data
Reported by Bhavya Singh December 23rd, 2022 at 07:34 pm
The BSNL Rs 97 recharge plan is the most affordable prepaid pack for BSNL users if they want 2GB of daily data. The plan offers 2GB of daily data and has a validity of 15 days. Post the consumption of the Fair-Usage-Policy (FUP) data; the speed is reduced to 40 Kbps.
Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited, also known as BSNL, has a significant selection of plans.
The price range for the BSNL basic plan is between Rs 16 to Rs 1515.
The Rs 198 data plan from BSNL offers a 2GB of data on a daily basis.
Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited, also known as BSNL, has a big selection of plans for customers. Considering that there is no 4G, the BSNL data package list is still fairly good. The 2G and 3G network services is what the state-run telco provides to customers right now. The price range for the BSNL basic plan is between Rs 16 to Rs 1515. Between them, there are a lot of different plans to pick from. Furthermore, BSNL's recharge plans are currently the most affordable in the nation if you look at them. Here in this article, we'll examine the top data vouchers with 2GB of daily data.
BSNL Rs 97 Data Plan
The BSNL Rs 97 recharge plan is the most affordable prepaid pack for BSNL users if they want 2GB of daily data. The plan offers 2GB of daily data and has a validity of 15 days. Post the consumption of the Fair-Usage-Policy (FUP) data; the speed is reduced to 40 Kbps. Subscribers to the Rs 97 plan get unlimited voice calls to all networks across the country and access to Lokdhun content.
This plan provides a daily data cap of 2GB, just like the Rs 97 plan does. The plan is available for 22 days. The speed is decreased to 40 Kbps with the Rs 98 recharge plan once the FUP data limit has been reached.
BSNL Rs 198 Data Plan
The Rs 198 data plan from BSNL offers 2GB of data on a daily basis. Similar to the other two plans listed above, this plan's speed is decreased to 40 kbps after reaching the FUP data limit. The plan has a validity of 40 days. Additionally, the subscribers get access to Lokdhun services and Challenges Arena Mobile gaming services.
BSNL Rs 1515 Data Plan
The new BSNL prepaid package, which costs Rs 1,515 comes with a validity of 365 days. The Rs 1515 recharge package also includes 2GB of data every day, after which the speed drops to 40 Kbps. There are no additional benefits included with this plan.
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Projects: Project goods are bulk items given directly to our partner agencies to distribute to their clients. These include seasonal items such as: blankets, backpacks and Christmas gifts. Our contact person from each agency requests the items from us, and is responsible for picking them up and distributing to the other case workers for their clients. We do not give project goods directly to clients.
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We have recently lost little bear. I have not posted on this forum before.
We had our girl for 9 years. We spent months finding the right breeder and eventually collected our baby in December 2007 from Lincolnshire. She was a shaded red. There were ups and downs. These included several ops, from removal of grass seeds to the more serious of a full doggy hysterectomy. She would never really show how much discomfort or pain she was in and never showed any panic.
She loved her short walks and would regularly plow into the ground face first and roll over onto her back waving her legs in the air, then refuse to continue unless I offered the baby bell.
She was fed morning and eve with soaked dry food and water was always available but in smaller quantities due to the way she would wolf down her food and guzzle most of what was in her bowl regardless how much was in there causing her to burp and blow off..
Looking back over the last few years she suffered with wind more and more and I would rub her back the way she liked it.
Ruby was the kindest natured girl. Some people say that chows are aggressive, not our girl. I introduced her to every dog we met. She had a lot of friends. Even if we met a bad tempered snarly one she wouldn't be fazed and never rose to the bait, she would just look up at me and we would walk on. We have always had cats as well, and they would all play together in the home, cuddle up at night and when one of the cats passed our girl missed her terribly.
I would wake at 5 everyday so I could take her out, she would do her business because she didn't really like to do her toilet in her garden and sometimes I would stress because she would want to walk further than I knew she would be comfortable with and getting her home would rarely but sometimes end up with me carrying her the last little way. Similarly during the hot months the same thing would happen when I would take her after the sun went down and it would be getting late and me tired. I would brush, groom and give our girl a trim, bath and advocate once a month and was actually a dab hand at making her look like the proudest little daddies girl.
Last Thursday 20.08 I got home and the wife had just fed our girl, unusually she stopped eating and greeted me at the door, normally nothing stopped her finishing her dinner.
We went to the lounge and had our daily greet ritual. How I loved her and she knew this everyday, we had to pop to the shop for something and when we returned our girl was panting with a rasping to her breathing so I called the vet and took her straight down. After an x Ray it showed that her breathing pipe just after her laryinx was inflamed and swollen causing her breathing difficulties. She was given injections of steroid and mild sedative to ease the discomfort and reduce the swelling. We got home and let her rest. I slept on the sofa listening to her snore as usual until 2 am when she got up, I could sense that she even seemed unsure why she had got up so I stroked her and she then made her way to the back door, I thought she wants to go into the garden to pee as she hadn't had her walk that evening so I went out with her.
She started to retch and what could only be described as hyperventiIating. I woke the missus and off we went to the emergency vets 14 miles away.
Our baby died in the wife's arms before we got there. Her stomach had twisted. The house now feels like an empty shell, our remaining cat walks around meowing calling out for her. There's no constant request to open the back door so she can go and lie on the decking. No bouncing fur ball having her silly half hours or trying to hump a cushion.
I will be collecting her ashes early next week and bringing her home.
Ruby gave us more happiness and contentment than any amount of money, holidays or material possessions could ever give and she wanted for nothing as I would always put her first. She has left leaving the biggest hole in our lives.
This has been easier to type as trying to talk about it is impossible without breaking down, thanks for reading our story.
I am very sorry for your loss. I know the pain of loss but not a sudden one like you have just experienced. I can't imagine how awful it must be. My condolences.
This is heartbreaking. I am so very sorry for your loss. You gave her a great life and you should have some comfort in that. I have two male chows, 11 and 12. The older chow is having many health issues and we just take it a day at a time, being grateful for each day.


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package nl.esciencecenter.vlet.gui.viewers.grid.jobmonitor;

import static nl.esciencecenter.vlet.vrs.data.VAttributeConstants.ATTR_ERROR_TEXT;
import static nl.esciencecenter.vlet.vrs.data.VAttributeConstants.ATTR_INDEX;
import static nl.esciencecenter.vlet.vrs.data.VAttributeConstants.ATTR_JOBID;
import static nl.esciencecenter.vlet.vrs.data.VAttributeConstants.ATTR_JOB_STATUS_INFORMATION;
import static nl.esciencecenter.vlet.vrs.data.VAttributeConstants.ATTR_LOCATION;
import static nl.esciencecenter.vlet.vrs.data.VAttributeConstants.ATTR_STATUS;
import nl.esciencecenter.ptk.data.StringList;
import nl.esciencecenter.ptk.task.ActionTask;
import nl.esciencecenter.ptk.util.StringUtil;
import nl.esciencecenter.ptk.util.logging.ClassLogger;
import nl.esciencecenter.vbrowser.vrs.data.Attribute;
import nl.esciencecenter.vbrowser.vrs.data.AttributeSet;
import nl.esciencecenter.vbrowser.vrs.exceptions.VRLSyntaxException;
import nl.esciencecenter.vbrowser.vrs.exceptions.VrsException;
import nl.esciencecenter.vbrowser.vrs.ui.presentation.UIPresentation;
import nl.esciencecenter.vbrowser.vrs.vrl.VRL;
import nl.esciencecenter.vlet.gui.UILogger;
import nl.esciencecenter.vlet.gui.panels.resourcetable.ResourceTableModel;

public class JobStatusDataModel extends ResourceTableModel
{
    //
    private static final long serialVersionUID = -3186714948599037988L;
    //
    public static final String ATTR_SELECTION  = "selection";
    public static final String ATTR_LBHOSTNAME = "lbHostname";
    public static final String ATTR_LBPORT     = "lbPort";
    public static final String ATTR_JOBNAME    = "jobName";
    public static final String ATTR_JOBVRL    = "jobVrl";
    public static final String ATTR_JOBSTATUS   = ATTR_STATUS;
    public static final String ATTR_JOBSTATUSINFO   = ATTR_JOB_STATUS_INFORMATION;

    public static final String STATUS_UNKNOWN   = "Unknown";
    public static final String STATUS_UPDATING = "Updating";
    public static final String STATUS_ERROR    = "Error";

    private static final String ATTR_IS_BUSY = "isBusy";

    // ========================================================================
    //
    // ========================================================================

    private StringList jobIds;
    private JobMonitorController jobController;
    private UIPresentation presentation;
    private ActionTask updateTask;
    // private JobStatusUpdater statusUpdater;

    public JobStatusDataModel(JobMonitorController controller)
    {
        super();
        this.jobController=controller;
        init();

    }

    public void init()
    {
        StringList headers=new StringList();

        headers.add(ATTR_INDEX);
        headers.add(ATTR_LBHOSTNAME);
        headers.add(ATTR_JOBNAME);

        headers.add(ATTR_JOBSTATUS);
        headers.add(ATTR_JOB_STATUS_INFORMATION);
        headers.add(ATTR_ERROR_TEXT);
        headers.add(ATTR_SELECTION);

        // Update header to be viewed only: Presentation is part of "View"
        this.setHeaders(headers.toArray());

        // Add extra header to data model:
        headers.add(ATTR_LOCATION);
        headers.add(ATTR_JOBID);
        headers.add(ATTR_JOBVRL);
        headers.add(ATTR_LBPORT);
        headers.add(ATTR_IS_BUSY);

        // Set potential headers:
        this.setAllHeaders(headers);
        // clear dummy data
        this.clearData();

    }

    /** Remove old and update with new JobIds list */
    public void setJobids(StringList ids)
    {
        this.jobIds=ids;
        this.clearData();

        for (String id:ids)
        {
            try
            {
                addRow(id);
            }
            catch (VRLSyntaxException e)
            {
                handle("Couldn't add Job:"+id,e);
            }
        }

    }

    private void handle(String msg, VRLSyntaxException e)
    {
        UILogger.logException(this,ClassLogger.ERROR,e,"%s\n",msg);
    }

    public void addRow(String jobid) throws VRLSyntaxException
    {
        AttributeSet attrs=new AttributeSet();

        VRL jobvrl=JobUtil.createJobVrl(jobid);
        // actual job id as string. This is also the key!
        attrs.set(ATTR_JOBID,jobid);
        attrs.set(ATTR_JOBVRL,jobvrl);
        attrs.set(ATTR_JOBNAME,jobvrl.getBasename());
        attrs.set(ATTR_LBHOSTNAME,jobvrl.getHostname());
        attrs.set(ATTR_LBPORT,jobvrl.getPort());
        attrs.set(ATTR_JOBSTATUS,"?");

        int index=this.addRow(jobid, attrs);
        // update index FIRST
        this.setValue(jobid,ATTR_INDEX,""+index);
    }

    public UIPresentation getPresentation()
    {
        if (this.presentation==null)
        {
            this.presentation=new UIPresentation();

            presentation.setAttributePreferredWidth(ATTR_JOBID,100,200,300);
            presentation.setAttributePreferredWidth(ATTR_JOBNAME,100,200,300);
            presentation.setAttributePreferredWidth(ATTR_LBHOSTNAME,100,150,250);
            presentation.setAttributePreferredWidth(ATTR_LBPORT,40,40,40);
            presentation.setAttributePreferredWidth(ATTR_JOBSTATUS,100,120,160);
            presentation.setAttributePreferredWidth(ATTR_JOBSTATUSINFO,100,120,200);
            presentation.setAttributePreferredWidth(ATTR_INDEX,40,40,40);
            presentation.setAttributePreferredWidth(ATTR_ERROR_TEXT,40,120,-1);
        }

        return this.presentation;
    }

    private void bgUpdateJobStatus()
    {
        this.updateTask=new ActionTask(null,"JobMonitorUpdateTask")
            {
                @Override
                protected void doTask() throws VrsException
                {

                }

                @Override
                public void stopTask()
                {

                }
        };
    }

    /** Returns copy of current ID list */
    public StringList getJobIds()
    {
        return this.jobIds;
    }

    public void setQueryBusy(String id, boolean b)
    {
        this.setValue(id,new Attribute(ATTR_IS_BUSY,b));
    }

    public boolean isStatusUnknown(String id)
    {
        RowData row = this.getRow(id);
        if (row==null)
            return true;

        Attribute attr=row.getAttribute(ATTR_STATUS);
        if (attr==null)
            return true;

        String txt=attr.getStringValue();

        if (StringUtil.equals(txt,STATUS_UNKNOWN))
            return true;

        return false;
    }

    public void setStatus(String id, String status)
    {
        this.setValue(id,ATTR_STATUS,status);
    }

    public void setErrorText(String id, String message)
    {
        this.setValue(id,ATTR_ERROR_TEXT,message);
    }

    public void updateJobAttributes(String id, Attribute[] attrs)
    {
        if (attrs==null)
        {
            ; //clear?
            return;
        }

        // Auto Extend: check for extra Attributes!
        StringList extraAttrsNames=new StringList();
        for (int i=0;i<attrs.length;i++)
        {
            // possible due unknown VAttribute!
            if (attrs[i]!=null)
                extraAttrsNames.add(attrs[i].getName());
        }

        // update Headers
        if (extraAttrsNames.size()>0)
            addExtraHeaders(extraAttrsNames.toArray());
        this.setValues(id, attrs);
    }

    public void addExtraHeaders(String[] newNames)
    {
        String[] names = this.getAllHeaders();
        StringList list=new StringList(names);
        int n=list.size();

        // O(N*N) check and add to header list (inefficient)
        for (String name:newNames)
            if (list.contains(name)==false)
                list.add(name);

        // add extra header attributes
        if (list.size()>n)
            this.setAllHeaders(list);
    }

	public VRL getJobVRL(String jobid) throws VRLSyntaxException
	{
		RowData row = this.getRow(jobid);
		if (row==null)
			return null;
		Attribute attr = row.getAttribute(ATTR_JOBVRL);
		if (attr==null)
			return null;
		return attr.getVRL();
	}

	public boolean hasJobVRL(VRL source)
	{
		return (getJobIdByVrl(source)!=null);
	}

	public String getJobIdByVrl(VRL vrl)
	{
		// first guess jobid using vrl with "https" as scheme:
		String jobid=JobUtil.guessJobIdFromJobVrl(vrl);
		RowData row = this.getRow(jobid);
		if (row!=null)
			return row.getKey();

		return null;
	}

}

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Tingewick Triangle, Buckingham
Hallam Land Management
Archaeological & Built Heritage Consultancy Advice
Procurement of Geophysical Survey & Evaluation Trenching
Heritage ES Input
Orion Heritage advised Hallam Land Management on the promotion of a planning application for a residential scheme on the outskirts of Buckingham. The site lies adjacent to the scheduled well of St Rumbold, a number of listed buildings and a conservation area.
Due to the archaeological potential, a geophysical survey was undertaken which indicated limited remains in most of the site, but an area of the site appeared to contain remains of archaeological interest. To better define this potential, Orion Heritage procured and managed an archaeological evaluation which revealed an area of Roman remains of potentially regional significance. Following negotiations with the LPA's archaeological advisor, the residential scheme was altered to ensure these Roman remains, which are also in the setting of the scheduled monument, were preserved in situ. Orion Heritage also compiled the heritage chapter of the ES.
Orion Heritage negotiated and agreed the scope of the necessary archaeological mitigation excavations with Buckinghamshire County Council, which were secured by condition to the outline planning consent.


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Inventory of the property of the estate of James H. Lyons signed by Andrew Rabb
Rabb, Andrew (1793-1869). Inventory of the property of the estate of James H. Lyons signed by Andrew Rabb - Front. March 26, 1838. Special Collections, University of Houston Libraries. University of Houston Digital Library. Web. January 28, 2020. https://digital.lib.uh.edu/collection/earlytex/item/1396/show/1394.
Rabb, Andrew (1793-1869). (March 26, 1838). Inventory of the property of the estate of James H. Lyons signed by Andrew Rabb - Front. Early Texas Documents. Special Collections, University of Houston Libraries. Retrieved from https://digital.lib.uh.edu/collection/earlytex/item/1396/show/1394
Rabb, Andrew (1793-1869), Inventory of the property of the estate of James H. Lyons signed by Andrew Rabb - Front, March 26, 1838, Early Texas Documents, Special Collections, University of Houston Libraries, accessed January 28, 2020, https://digital.lib.uh.edu/collection/earlytex/item/1396/show/1394.
Title Inventory of the property of the estate of James H. Lyons signed by Andrew Rabb
Creator (HOT)
Rabb, Andrew (1793-1869)
Description Inventory of the property of the estate of James H. Lyons signed by Andrew Rabb.
Texas--History--Republic, 1836-1846
Subject.Name (HOT)
Lyons, James H. (1805–1881)
Fayette County, Texas
Original Item Location ID 1973-001, Box 2, Folder 204
Bill from Gustavis E. Edwards to Nestor Clay
Texas Loan Bond No. 489
Sworn affidavit by Richard R. Royall before H. L. Cook
Letter from Andrew Jackson to an unidentified "sir"


20M3S early...residue of mag mount bosses...lowered cam tensioner boss...no mag tensioner.
tensioner boss????? at 4-5 oclock with 2 tapped holes is for starter not magneto....starter hole is machined but blanked off on production engines.
72 and 73-750's all used the same "combat breather" cases until the end of production. The early cases had the machining for starters done, but as later 20M3S the hole was blocked off and unused. These early cases had been poorly machined with a sharp cutter as well as being cut to deep into the casting itself. This stress riser contributed to many cracked cases as a result of over revving the "combat state of tune" engines. Note how large the red outlines area is and compare to the later cases (below) to see how much less had been cut. The green line above the rear engine mount is where a typical crack might propogate. This style of finish machining stopped in the 206xxx to 208xxx sn region.
This pix shows where a typical 3/8-1/2" aluminum plate would be welded in to both repair a crack and reinforce the rear of the case. Welding along both red lines along with the plate should give a radiused effect to reduce the chance of cracking.
Later combat breather 212332 cases showing the reduced depth of cut (green lined) leaving the blue lined area with a better radiused finish.
This pix show the reduced area/depth of cut by the black outlines area. You might even be able to see the much more generous radius of the cutter adjacent to the top through stud, evidenced by the lack of a reflected bright line that would be present like in the pix above.
73 combat.... magneto bosses all gone....starter bosses still there...BUT no machining at all performed like 72 combat cases would have.
74-850 all e-start bosses STILL there but rear breather boss added....timing chest breather holes added...extra hole next to oil pump not taped.


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Fobi Completes Shopify Integration With The Launch Of The Fobi App And Now Live In The Shopify App Store Offering Real-Time Data Analytics Solution To Over 1.7 Million Global Retailers
VANCOUVER, BC, August 30, 2021 – Fobi AI Inc. (TSX.V: FOBI) (OTCQB: FOBIF) (the "Company" or "Fobi"), a global leader in providing real-time data analytics through artificial intelligence to drive customer activation and engagement, is pleased to announce the completed integration of our Fobi Platform with Shopify (TSX; NYSE: SHOP) and availability of the Fobi App on the Shopify App Store for purchase by Shopify retailers. Fobi is one of the only companies in the Shopify App Store currently providing real-time insights and making retailer data immediately actionable.
Fobi CEO Rob Anson states: "Many people think of Shopify as just an e-commerce platform to help businesses run their online stores but fail to realize it does so much more by helping merchants with critical back-end integrations such as shipping, payments and social media marketing. Analytics is the critical and powerful back-end piece that ties all of these elements together, optimizing them to help retailers improve their bottom line. Shopify retailers around the world now have access to a powerful tool via our industry-leading real-time data analytics Fobi App. To say we are excited about the possibilities is an understatement. With the Shopify integration complete and launched, Fobi has now completed or is finalizing integrations with many of the largest POS & Commerce companies in the world, positioning us for exponential growth."
Fobi's App for the Shopify App Store will give Fobi access to Shopify's global retailers and partners, driving even more business for Fobi moving forward.
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In this debut graphic novel, Mis(h)adra, author Iasmin Omar Ata tells the story of Isaac, a young college student suffering with epilepsy and dealing with the struggles of daily life, doctors, and college. In the author's own words, mis(h)adra is a loose play on the Arabic words misadra which means "seizure" and mish adra which is slang for "I cannot." Originally, a 15-part serial webcomic of the same name, this graphic novel is full of bright color, emotion, and the manga-inspired art adds a level of playfulness to each panel of this semi-autobiographical story.
The contrast between the animated, whimsical manga-inspired style and the seriousness of Isaac's story is one of the graphic novel's many strengths. The art gives Isaac an even fuller range of emotions that help you sympathize and relate in a very short amount of time, which then allows you to also understand and see his seizures and epilepsy in a more intimate way. Another huge strength, though it is weird to say, is the way that Ata has portrayed Isaac's auras and seizures. Throughout the book you see turquoise daggers with an eye following Isaac around and when he has a seizure they are what cut and attack him. It gives you the sense that no matter what Isaac does he is always being followed and watched—and that the fear of having a seizure is always on his mind.
It is during the seizures that Ata lets the real dissolve into the realm of the fantastic with panels losing their form, breaking down, and changing from the softer yellows, purple, and peach of the rest of the story to black, red, and electric blue as Isaac is cut, stabbed, and torn apart by one-eyed turquoise daggers. It is here in this void like place that you see the deep emotional, physical, and psychological pain and stress that Isaac is under. It is in this intimate place that you realize the true extent of the dichotomy of Isaac's life and Ata is able to make it both a jarring yet beautiful experience. This visually stunning, emotional story is part of the first batch of graphic novels to come out of the new imprint Galley 13 and I think it put them off to a great start. Mis(h)adra is a great book for those who enjoy non-fiction or biographical graphic novels and manga readers alike—and that is not something that you see everyday.


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Washington Faces Chiefs; Both Are 1-4 Against the Spread
By Bill Ordine @wordine
The Kansas City Chiefs problems against the point spread are, by now, legendary. After failing to cover in nine of their last 11 games in 2020-21 (including the playoffs), this offensive powerhouse is now 1-4 ATS in the 2021 regular season.
So, what does that mean for Virginia sports betting and the Washington Football Team in its home game Sunday against the Chiefs?
Probably, bet the over.
In Chiefs games so far in 2021, the over has hit in four of five games and the lone under was by a single point. The WFT is also 1-4 ATS but the over is also 4-1, including the last four in a row. And it hasn't been close in those WFT games, either.
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The Virginia gambling oddsmakers have the Chiefs (2-3 in the AFC West) a 7-point favorite over WFT (2-3 in the NFC East).
Over-Under is High
The over-under is 55.5, which is a high number. But the Chiefs, regardless of their record, are still scoring about 31 points a game, and the Redskins are giving up about 31 points a game. And Washington, for its part, is scoring about 25 points a game.
The early betting has been leaning on Kansas City by a wide margin. Despite the Chiefs ATS track record, 86% of the spread money is on Kansas City (-7), and 85% of the money line cash is on the Chiefs (-310).
The high over-under has sobered the betting here with a 55% lean on the over.
Chiefs Have More Firepower
If this is a battle of Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes versus Washington's Taylor Heinicke, well, that's hardly a fair fight, as much as Heinicke has battled to keep WFT afloat. Kansas City's defense has been wretched but the Chiefs only have to stop one guy, WFT wide receiver Terry McLaurin.
Washington's best hope is to keep the game close and rely on its running game to control the clock. Meanwhile, Mahomes has a couple of Pro Bowl targets, WR Tyreek Hill and TE Travis Kelce, who can bust the game open and Darrel Williams is an adequate RB replacement for the injured Clyde Edwards-Helaire.
Who Will Win?
Prediction: The Chiefs should be a moneyline lock but until they prove they can cover a spread, it's impossible to put any money on them when they're giving a full touchdown.
Yet, they do have Mahomes-Hill-Kelce so it's impossible to bet against them ATS. That leaves Kansas City on the moneyline and the over. Chiefs 32, WFT 27.
Bill Ordine
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Bill Ordine was a reporter and editor in news and sports for the Philadelphia Inquirer and Baltimore Sun for 25 years, and was a lead reporter on a team that was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize in Breaking News. Bill started reporting on casinos and gaming shortly after Atlantic City's first gambling halls opened and wrote a syndicated column on travel to casino destinations for 10 years. He covered the World Series of Poker for a decade and his articles on gaming have appeared in many major U.S. newspapers, such as the Los Angeles Times, Chicago Tribune, Miami Herald and others


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var test = test.TWN_CSS_GetDetails_SP(SearchValue, HDADB, CustCountry,SearchType).ToList<TWN_CSS_GetDetails_SP_Result>();

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A: Finally i got it just add another dummy function import and complex types to entity framework once the import is added it adds one extra method in context.cs and then call it like below
var test = test.TWN_CSS_GetDetails_SP_dummy(SearchValue, HDADB, CustCountry,SearchType).ToList<TWN_CSS_GetDetails_SP_Dummy_Result>();

public partial class TWN_CSS_GetDetails_SP_Dummy_Result
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Guillaume Lasceux (né à Poissy le  et mort à Paris en 1831) est un organiste, improvisateur et compositeur français.

Biographie
Il commença sa carrière d'organiste à la paroisse St-Martin de Chevreuse en 1758. Il s'installe à Paris en 1762, pour étudier la composition durant cinq ans avec Charles Noblet, organiste et claveciniste de l'Opéra. Il lui succédera à la tribune des Mathurins en 1769. La même année, il cumulera les postes d'organiste à St-Aure, et 10 ans plus tard, celui du couvent des Minimes, Place Royale, avec des postes similaires au Collège de Navarre et au Séminaire Saint-Magloire.

En 1769, il remplaça Claude-Nicolas Ingrain à l'orgue de l'église Saint-Étienne-du-Mont dont il devint officiellement titulaire en 1774. Durant la Révolution, il perdit la plupart de ses postes et dut gagner sa vie en accompagnant les cérémonies des théophilantropes à Saint-Étienne-du-Mont, convertie en «Temple de la Piété Filiale». Il reprit son poste d'organiste en 1803, après que le culte catholique y fut rétabli, et se retira le .

Reconnu comme virtuose autant à l'orgue qu'au clavecin ou au forte-piano, Lasceux se rendit célèbre par ses improvisations inspirées du Jugement Dernier.

Œuvres
Son œuvre comprend des pièces vocales, de la musique de chambre et de nombreuses pièces d'orgue.
 1767 : Romances, dont Hommage à l'amour, Absence et retour, Les adieux de la violette.
 1768 : Sonates pour le Forte-Piano, violon ad lib. (Livre 1).
 1772 : Journal de pièces d'orgue contenant des messes, Magnificat et noëls (inédit) - Sonates pour le Forte-Piano (Livre 2).
 1775 : Quatuor Op. 4 pour forte-piano, 2 violons et violoncelle.
 v. 1775 : Ariettes et petits airs.
 1783 : Nouveau Journal de pièces d'orgue, no 1, Messe des Grands Solennels.
 1783 : Pot-pourri d'airs connus pour clavecin, Op. 9.
 1785 : Nouveau Journal de pièces d'orgue, no 2, Magnificat en fa majeur, no 3, Trois noëls variés pour l'orgue ou le clavecin.
 v. 1789 : Les époux réconciliés (comédie lyrique).
 1804 : Messe pour chœur et orchestre.
 1809 : Essai théorique et pratique sur l'art de l'orgue (manuscrit), comportant 26 exemples musicaux de tous genres avec les registrations.
 1812 : Nouvelle suite de pièces d'orgue: 1. Messe des annuels et grands solennels, 2. Hymnes, proses et répons de l'office de la Fête-Dieu, 3. Messe des solennels mineurs (perdu).
 1819 : Annuaire de l'organiste.
 1820 : 12 Fugues pour orgue.
 Posth. : 2 Motets au Saint Sacrement.

Voir aussi
 École française d'orgue
 Noël varié

Liens externes

 YouTube Jean-Luc Perrot joue Cromorne avec les fonds, Andante Cantabile, extrait du Nouveau Journal de Pièces d'orgue  (Magnificat en Fa Majeur) sur l'orgue Callinet de l'église Notre-Dame à Saint-Étienne.
 YouTube Christine Pagès joue la Symphonie Concertante de la Messe des Grands Solennels (v. 1783) à l'orgue de l'église Saint-Jacob d'Anvers.

Bibliographie
 Brigitte François-Sappey, Guillaume Lasceux, Guide de la musique d'orgue, dir. Gilles Cantagrel, Paris, Fayard, coll. « Les Indispensables de la musique », 2012, .
 Eileen Morris Guenther, "Lasceux, Guillaume." Grove Music Online. Oxford Music Online. 17 Jul. 2009.
 Guillaume Lasceux. Essai théorique et pratique (1809); présentation de Jean Saint-Arroman, fac-similé Jean-Marc Fuzeau, coll. Dominantes, Bressuire (France), 2011.
 Guillaume Lasceux. Annuaire de l'Organiste (1819); présentation de Jean Saint-Arroman, fac-similé Jean-Marc Fuzeau, coll. Dominantes, Courlay (France), 2006.

Organiste classique français
Compositeur français de la période classique
Naissance en février 1740
Naissance à Poissy
Décès en 1831
Décès à Paris


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Нейл — английская фамилия (Nail, Neile, Neil, Neill), иногда имя. Известные носители фамилии:

 Нейл, Джимми (Nail, род. 1954) — британский певец, композитор, актёр, музыкант, продюсер, писатель.
 Нейл, Пол (Neile, 1613—1686) — английский астроном и политик.
 Нейл, Саймон (Neil, род. 1979) — шотландский певец и гитарист.
 Нейл, Томас (Neill, 1826—1885) — американский кадровый военный.
 Нейл, Уильям (Neile, 1637—1670) — английский математик.

См. также
 Парабола Нейла
 Уистлер, Джеймс Эббот Мак-Нейл (McNeill, 1834—1903) — англо-американский художник.
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Let's start out first by asking if you have a homeschool budget. If your financial resources are unlimited, then you probably don't need one, but most of us don't have this luxury.
Decide/pray about what you think you should spend for each child for when planning the year. It is amazing how little and how much money some people can spend on homeschooling. You WILL be able to teach your children with the resources that are available to you! Your budget doesn't have to be $2000 per year in order for you to provide your children with the educational resources they need.
In this age of financial crisis, we have felt the crunch at our house. Here are some things that we have done to help save money. Hopefully they will help you.
1. Shop Thrift Stores, Goodwill, and Garage Sales - Some people don't even like entering these places, but that's what hand sanitizer is for! It is amazing what educational resources you can find at these stores. You're not going to find a packaged curriculum, but you CAN find some great resources, craft items, supplemental books and literature.
2. Shop used curriculum fairs or online sites like Homeschool Classifieds. Once someone is done with their curriculum, they are usually more than willing to sell it to the next person in line. You can easily negotiate with people if you think they are asking too much or if you can't afford their price. Buying material that others are done with is a definite boost to any budget. Many times we have used a book or resource for a year or two and then turned around and sold it for almost as much as we paid for it used.
3. USE THE LIBRARY -This can't be stressed this enough! Libraries carry an amazing number of books that can be used as resources and curriculum. You can either use the item for 3 weeks and return it or decide that you do like this book and purchase it. Our library has it's book request system all online, so I can easily go in and request a book and manage when it is due with email reminders. It is great!
You can teach your children AND live on a limited spending plan. Your creativity might need to be stretched, but your kids might have the best year ever!
If God has called you to homeschool, you can be sure that He didn't intend for you to go into debt to pay for it. He knows your finances and if you pray about what your homeschool budget should be set at, He will provide the resources that you need for that amount. He might provide your resources through a used book fair, another family that is done with their materials, or a side job that you can do that will provide all the money you need. Ask Him and see how He provides.
You can use my free homeschool planner to help you list all the resources you want to use and then narrow down exactly what you need. This is a great tool to help you stay within your homeschool budget.
If you have been avoiding making up or living on a spending plan, let me encourage you to just do it! Is all this budgeting talk new to you? Have you always wanted to keep track of your finances but didn't know how? Here's an article written by the creator of BudgetMap. I recommend this program for implementing not only a homeschool budget but also a spending plan for your family.
When you try your hardest and fail, it doesn't seem fair. When you fail at something important, it is also painful — especially in budgeting.
1. Motivation — If you are reading this article, you already have some motivation. How much do you need? You need enough for "takeoff." The best way to get it is to continue education. Read articles, books, or take a budgeting course — your motivation will grow with your education. Education will build your confidence and help you form practical achievable goals. Goals have to be something you really want. You need goals for motivation.
2. Education — There are hundreds of books and courses to choose from. If you are short on funds, get the basics for free from the internet or a book on budgeting from a public library. The most important thing is to get started — an imperfect budget is better than no budget. You can change and perfect your budget as you get more education. Also, don't wait for some special time of the year (like January 1st) to start. Get started now!
3. Implementation — All the knowledge in the world is useless if you don't put it into practice. Many motivated people take the best budgeting courses but still fail because they lack this last necessary component. Writing out a spending plan is not implementation. Implementation is living according to your spending plan. To do this, you need a budgeting system that will help you track your spending as you make each financial transaction. Budgeting without a budgeting system is like flying an airplane without instruments — most people will crash. Whether you use a spreadsheet, special register, or software, choose the system that is easiest for you and you will be more likely to have success. Also make sure you get a system that fits your life style. If you use a combination of cash, checks and credit cards, make sure to get a system that can handle all three types of transactions.
Ask yourself if you lack any of these three essential elements for successful budgeting. If you do, make a decision to get what you need. As you get one, it will help you get the other two — motivation will help you get education, implementation will help you get motivation, etc. As you increase all three, you will move forward to financial freedom.
by William Schara C.P.A. — Author and creator of "BudgetMap — The Simple Way to Budget". Want to get control of your finances? Find out more about budgeting systems at the BudgetMap web site.
If you prefer a more automated system rather than a manual system of keeping track of your money, then check out Mvelopes online.
To calculate your monthly budget, print this worksheet and write down how much you currently spend each month per budget category below. Finally, add up all of your budgeted expenses and compare this total to your net monthly income.
There is an automated way to do this! Mvelopes Personal will walk you through this simple process online and help you create a working budget in just a few minutes. Mvelopes will allow you to create as many budget categories (envelopes) as you need and will help you track every aspect of your finances automatically! No more paperwork or manual data entry. Get a FREE 30 day trial of Mvelopes Personal today by clicking here or visiting www.mvelopes.com.
Whether you need a complete budget overhaul or just some help getting your homeschool budget started, the envelope system has always worked best for us. We allocate a certain amount of money into each category and then the computer takes care of all the computations and tells us what we have left. It's easy to see where we are overspending or underspending. There is lots of freedom in knowing how much money we have in each category.


Does Having Diabetes Qualify Me for Disability Benefits?
...You may be eligible to receive financial aid from the Social Security Administration. If you have been diagnosed with Diabetes, you are likely struggling with the disease. Fortunately, the government provides disability benefits for those that have been affected by the disease.
Diabetes is very common, affecting nearly 2.1% of the population. The most common symptoms include diminished vision, exhaustion, dizziness, high blood pressure, general pain, and a host of other issues. Often times, these symptoms can prevent you from working.
If you have been diagnosed with Diabetes and want to see if you qualify for Social Security Disability Benefits, get the facts by below. Then, contact us for a free evaluation of your situation.
How can I find out if diabetes qualifies for disability benefits?
Many of the symptoms experienced by a person with severe diabetes qualifies them to receive Social Security disability benefits. The SSA (Social Security Administration) looks at several factors when determining a case. Under the Social Security Act, "disability" is defined as the "inability to take part in any substantial activity by reason of any medical, physical, or mental impairment which can be expected to result in death or has lasted or can last for a period of no more than 12 months." What this means is that if your Diabetes is severe enough to prevent you from working for at least 12 months, then you are eligible to receive disability benefits.
While diabetes alone won't prevent you from working, the accompanying symptoms might. This includes blurred or poor vision, kidney failure/issues, nerve damage, cardiovascular problems, skin conditions, and amputations. To find out if your condition is severe enough to qualify for disability benefits, contact us today for free and let's talk about your situation.
What's the process of receiving disability benefits?
The Social Security Administration determines whether you're disabled by reviewing your medical and employer records. Often these records extend back a year or more, so it's important to start gathering documentation well ahead of any appeals or hearings. Because doctors don't always know what legally constitutes a disability, we make sure they describe and present your information in a way that makes sense to the Social Security Administration. At Bothwell & Hamill, we'll help you collect, organize and evaluate your records to maximize your chance of success.
First, be honest and thorough when reporting your condition to Social Security. People are sometimes embarrassed to report psychological difficulties or learning disabilities, even though both can be important factors in receiving benefits. A lawyer can also vastly improve your chances; Social Security's own numbers show that that people with legal counsel are much more likely to win benefits. Call our office. We'd be happy to talk.
If you want to see if your particular situation qualifies for Social Security disability benefits, contact us today. More people win disability benefits with our help than when they try to win benefits on their own.


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Was The Ox-Bow Incident real?
What year was The Ox-Bow Incident movie made?
Who is Major Tetley?
What is Oxbow?
Who is Tetley in The Ox-Bow Incident?
What is an oxbow in a creek?
Is there a movie of the Ox-Bow Incident?
How do I order the Ox-Bow Incident?
The story is based on a true incident that happened in Montana in the late 1880s–and, of course, one that could have happened anywhere in the old West. It's easy to see why it was not a commercial success. Except for Fonda, there are no other major stars in the cast for marquee value.
What happened in The Ox-Bow Incident?
The Ox-Bow Incident is a 1940 western novel by Walter Van Tilburg Clark in which two local cattlemen are drawn into a lynch mob to find and hang three men presumed to be rustlers and the killers of a local man.
May 21, 1943 (USA)The Ox-Bow Incident / Release date
Who played the bartender in Ox-Bow Incident?
Victor Kilian
Ox-Bow Incident, The (1943) — (Movie Clip) That Leaves You Five Choices Cowhands Gil (Henry Fonda) and Art (Henry Morgan) ride into a Nevada town after the winter roundup and have a testy encounter with bartender Darby (Victor Kilian), opening William A. Wellman's The Ox-Bow Incident, 1943.
Major Tetley is admirably equipped. He is strong, assured, masculine, and rational. But like every other character in the book, he has a flaw. His is severe, perhaps more severe than is Davies's flaw: He lacks the conviction that all men share a responsibility for ethical behavior.
Where was the movie The Ox Bow Incident filmed?
Fonda regarded this film as one of his favorites. Filming was done from late June to early August 1942, mostly in studio back-lots and sound stages; a limited amount of location shooting was done at a ranch in Chatsworth and in Lone Pine, both in California.
| Last updated July 13, 2021. An oxbow wetland is a meander of a stream, river or creek, that has become separated from the flow of water. Oxbow wetlands store excess water that might otherwise lead to flooding, filter water to improve water quality and provide habitat to a variety of wildlife.
Where was Ox-Bow Incident?
The Ox-Bow Incident, novel by Walter van Tilburg Clark, published in 1940. This psychological study of corrupt leadership and mob rule was read as a parable about fascism when it first appeared. Set in Nevada in 1885, the story concerns the brutal lynching of three characters falsely accused of murder and theft.
The Ox-Bow Incident (1942) – Frank Conroy as Major Tetley – IMDb.
What is a bendy river called?
A meander is another name for a bend in a river. For this Find-A-Feature challenge, we challenge you to look around you for examples of a meander. A meander is when water flows in a curvy, bendy path, like a snake.
Oxbow lakes are U-shaped or curved bends in a river that are cut off from the main river flow, forming a lake. An oxbow also refers to the horseshoe-shaped bends in rivers that can eventually become oxbow lakes.
Who is Davies in The Ox Bow Incident?
Harry Davenport: Arthur Davies Jump to: Photos (2)
For the book of the same name, see The Ox-Bow Incident (novel). The Ox-Bow Incident is a 1943 American Western film directed by William A. Wellman, starring Henry Fonda, Dana Andrews and Mary Beth Hughes, with Anthony Quinn, William Eythe, Harry Morgan and Jane Darwell.
Who are the actors in the Ox Bow Incident?
The Ox-Bow Incident is a 1943 American western film directed by William A. Wellman, starring Henry Fonda, Dana Andrews and Mary Beth Hughes, with Anthony Quinn, William Eythe, Harry Morgan and Jane Darwell.
To order The Ox-Bow Incident, go to TCM Shopping. One of the most famous of American movies dealing with the dangers of lynch mob violence, The Ox-Bow Incident (1943) is still powerful and beautifully acted, if a tad preachy. Henry Fonda and Harry Morgan play two cattlemen who arrive in a western town to find that a man's been rustled and murdered.
Who is Henry Fonda's Art Croft on 'the Outsiders'?
Gil Carter (played by Henry Fonda) and his friend Art Croft ( Harry Morgan) drift into a small town on the plains of Nevada in 1885. They find the place in turmoil as a result of numerous incidents of cattle rustling.
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Joe Biden is the first in US history to get 80 million votes in the presidential election
25 November 2020, 10:34In the worldPhoto: news2.ru
Democrat Joe Biden won 80 million votes for the first time in American presidential election history. 80,013,916 people voted for him.
This is evidenced by the calculations of the NBC channel.
According to this data, Biden's rival, Republican Donald Trump, received 73,882,361. The other candidates received 2,867,746 votes combined.
Analysts from the sociological firm Cook Political Report indicate that Biden received 80,033,996 votes, while Trump received 73,878,907 votes.
According to Fox calculations, the Democrat fell short of 80 million, leaving him with a record 30,000 votes.
The difference in calculations is due to the fact that there is no single election commission in the country, and elections are held in separate constituencies. Results are calculated at the county and state levels, respectively.
At the same time, it can be noted that the record number of votes cast for Democrat Biden reflects both an increase in voter turnout and an overall growth in population and number of voters. In terms of the number of votes, Trump substantially surpassed his own result in the 2016 election.
Let us recall that in the United States, voters have a symbolic meaning, and elections are determined by the number of state electors. The winner in a particular state takes all the electors from that state. According to preliminary data, Biden won not because he received six million more votes, but because he won by a small margin in the key states, where the largest number of electors: Pennsylvania, Georgia and Michigan.
The day before, it was reported that Trump had ordered the General Services Administration (GSA) to "do whatever it takes" according to the "initial protocols" for the transfer of power to Joe Biden. Earlier, GSA recognized Biden as the winner and announced its readiness to begin the transfer of power. Trump allowed the start of formal procedures, but refused to admit defeat in the election. At the headquarters of his opponent Biden, they are sure that this issue has already been resolved.
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La Coupe de Suisse de hockey sur glace 2015-2016 est la  de cette compétition de hockey sur glace organisée par la Fédération suisse de hockey sur glace. 32 équipes y prennent part : les 12 clubs de Ligue nationale A, les 10 clubs de Ligue nationale B et 10 clubs de . La Coupe a débuté le  et s'est terminée le  avec la victoire en finale des ZSC Lions sur le Lausanne HC, pour leur troisième titre dans la compétition.

Formule
La compétition se déroule en 5 tours. Les vainqueurs d'un tour se qualifient directement pour le prochain tour. Des matches de pré-qualification ont lieu pour déterminer quelles équipes de , voire  entrent dans le tableau principal.

Le temps de jeu réglementaire pour tous les matchs est de 60 minutes (3 x 20 minutes).

S'il y a égalité après 60 minutes de jeu, une prolongation de 5 minutes est jouée en seizièmes, huitièmes, quarts et demi-finales, avec 4 joueurs de champ plus un gardien pour chaque équipe (si aucune pénalité n'est en cours), sans nettoyage préalable de la glace. L'équipe qui marque le premier but lors de la prolongation remporte la partie.

En finale, une prolongation de 20 minutes est jouée, avec 5 joueurs de champ plus un gardien pour chaque équipe (si aucune pénalité n'est en cours). L'équipe qui marque le premier but lors de la prolongation remporte la partie.

Si le score est toujours égal après la prolongation, il est immédiatement procédé à une séance de tirs au but avec cinq joueurs de chaque équipe figurant sur le rapport de match officiel.

Participants et primes

Nombre d'équipes par ligue et par tour

Résultats

Seizièmes de finale
Le tirage au sort des seizièmes de finale a eu lieu le . Pour ce , les équipes ont été réparties en quatre groupes géographiques: Ouest, central, central/Sud-Est et Est.

Huitièmes de finale
Le tirage au sort a eu lieu le . Les équipes de ligues inférieures ont automatiquement l'avantage de la glace.

Quarts de finale
Le tirage au sort a eu lieu le . Fait insolite, il a dû être effectué deux fois, car une équipe non-qualifiée avait été placée dans l'une des huit boules du tirage. Les équipes de ligues inférieures ont automatiquement l'avantage de la glace.

Demi-finales
Le tirage au sort a eu lieu le . Les ZSC Lions, comme l'an dernier, auraient dû bénéficier de l'avantage de la patinoire, mais le Hallenstadion n'étant à nouveau pas disponible, le match se déroule à la PostFinance-Arena de Berne.

Finale
Aucun tirage au sort n'a été nécessaire pour déterminer le lieu de la finale, le Hallenstadion des ZSC Lions n'étant pas disponible le jour de la finale. Elle se déroule donc à la Patinoire de Malley à Lausanne.

Références

Feuilles de match

Seizièmes de finale

Huitièmes de finale

Quarts de finale

Demi-finales

Finale

Liens externes
 Site officiel

2016
Suisse, Coupe M
Hockey sur glace, Coupe M