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Black leather, second skin !
Hai love ! Recently ( yesterday ) I became manager of FAKE and we are looking for talented bloggers to showcase this skins in a fabulous way. So if you are interested please check this link to find the details how you can apply.
Today I will keep it really short if I can :)), being in love takes all your inspiration even the words come harder. Oh well .. House of Fox is looking for bloggers and I am so excited, I just hope I will be picked so pretty please cross your fingers for me !
Oh and I want to mention the new skin release at FAKE, it`s called Miel and I must say I have a big crush on the lips and make-up for eyes. But don`t take it for granted, you should def go and try a demo !
A day with Noir !
Good afternoon sweeties ! Guess what? I asked Noir Gothly to do some photos together. You know what she said? Oh welll … she said yes :D. I admire her lovely cute style and it felt natural to ask her to join me in a blogpost, I really love to bring something fresh in my blogging.
People really don`t know how much effort involves to take a few good shots, they think is so easy, but what we had today was a totally big mess. Sl made us crash over and over, we weren`t rezzed ok, well specially me, I had some troubles in rezzing, she kept floating, omg when I think what troubles we had makes me laugh. But finally we managed to pull out some pretty photos to share with you guys.
Noir had to leave before I can get her credits ( while I was crashing ) so I will update later with a link to her blog. Oh and we changed so many poses so I am sorry but I will not be able to provide slurl for this ones because we used her poses and I am clueless of wich were.
Thank you Noir for this awesome day and I can`t wait to do this again, as you said without the troubles we had :D.
Hello ! From time to time I try something new, a little change in my process of editting photos, I didn`t do much just a slight attempting with help from this tutorial made by Miss Sassy Scarborough.
As I don`t feel really good cause I think I am getting a flu I don`t have many words to say so I will keep it short this time.
Lelutka doesn`t give so often gifts but when they do they make it a fabulous one, I love the fact that they put the same effort to showcase the quality in a gift as they do for rest of their products, that is a huge plus in my opinion. If you don`t belive me just try this lovely hair that is free for group members. Oh and another plus!? they teamed up with Celoe, another brand that gives rare gifts, but when they do it it`s so worth it.
This Friday I was so pleased to see stores such as House of Fox and Belleza at Fifty Linden Friday. Of course my lately passion for furniture didn`t stop me to buy a nice chair wixh I will show you in another blogpost :D. Have a nice Sunday, see you all very soon !
Lelutka Vent Hair – Marilyn & Celoe Mademoiselle Hat free!!
Well hello sweeties ! Today was "supposed" to be end of the world and look here I am typing without anything happend. The actual prediction doesn`t affect me in any situation but, there is a big but, people is going crazy with this apochalipse stuff, on radio I keep hearing this awefull comercials with doom`s day theme. I hate bad comercials and it`s so frustrating to hear over and over their stupidity.
Ok besides this we have more important stuff to talk about such as fashion and home decor in sl :D. You may know we have a Secret Santa thing going on and tho we had to wait at least till 21 november to give our gifts I was way too excited and already gave it to Shukki, my santee, yesterday. She asked for furniture, I can`t remember the last time I bought furniture and I must confess I didn`t thought it was soo fun to shop, it`s the same excitement as going at shopping for clothes and hair. Yeah it`s crazy, I know.
Essences Amelie – Gentle Light at Together for Sway !
Trompe Loeil Frostbite Cottage – Rose at Collabor88 !
Pilot Christmas Village – Sign Merry Christmas at The Arcade !
I think I have exaggerate on hair lately … but how can I stop buying when all this gorgeous new styles keep poping in stores? Oh well what can I do !? I am just human :). I will be tremendouslly short today because it`s 2 am and I have to go sleep right away.
Together for Sway is a fundraiser that worth so much, a bunch of designers has put their items on sale,100 % is being donated for this cause. For more details check this blog.
Essences Amelie – The Last Kiss – Light at Together for Sway !
Me Jewelry Gaia Earrings at Frost !
Let it snow .. Let it snow ..
Hello sweeties ! I just came from a road trip and I must say it was so nice, Roumania, my country it`s all covered in snow. I didn`t go for fun, I was with a friend on work and the reason why I went with her is cause I can visit for free :)).
Meli Imako it`s a must to visit on marketplace esspecially if you are looking for nice winter/christmas decorations. Yesterday I made a pic with my brand new skybox pond with trees, background, old boat, snowman, lights and a script for snowing. Snowflakes wich are generated by that script are just a few so I tried to make in PS snow for the first time, I don`t know if it`s very well but it`s ok for the moment, I guess !
Glam Affair Amberly – Europa Frostbite at Collabor88 !
Clawtooth Take on me Dip Pack – Wheat Rose Frost at Collabor88 !
My sweet pine tree ..
Good afternoon sweeties !! When I make photos I have some preferences and I need a certain mood, as I don`t feel yet for snow but I do have that indoor, cozy mood and everybody is decorating I tought it would be great for a Christmas theme to do right now.
I don`t know if you`ve noticed but I do tend to wear skirts on peach colour and not only, I guess you can call me a peach whore :)) . Also mint or teal makes me smile, I think I`ve made a real passion for this colours and when I saw this adorable cozy sweater from Geometry I knew instantly I want to wear it with my sweet new skirt from Monso.
Besides my new adddtions in mather of decor, gift boxes, poinsettia flower and cute teddy bear, all mesh from Meli Imako, I found a really good deal from What Next on Christmas trees on marketplace, only 10 L$ and it looks very nice tho they have a little disatvantage because of many prims. But this is not that important especially when it`s almost free, also check out other products because you can find a lot of decors on only 10 L$.
Finally I bought a pack of Slink mesh hands and I am very trilled, I did had some tinting issues but hey it`s not my strong point on this area. Oh and I love The Arcade, look what cute necklace and flats I have?
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A WOMAN was taken to Bathurst Base Hospital on Wednesday after injuring herself at the old Bathurst Gasworks site.  Emergency services were called to help the 43-year-old at about 5.40pm. "She had a possible dislocated ankle and was in a stable condition," the NSW Ambulance media unit said.  Paramedics faced a difficult task when they arrived due to a locked gate and high fence, and they needed assistance to gain access.  The Bathurst Gasworks site has been the responsibility of Jemena since 2008. People accessing the dangerous site has been a constant problem, which was why Jemena installed a security fence in early 2017. READ MORE: $160,000 fence to make gasworks secure A spokesperson for Jemena said Wednesday's incident served as yet another reminder not to trespass.  "This is a timely reminder to the local community that the site is private property and should not be entered illegally," they said.  "Because it is currently not being used, it has been fenced and locked to protect the public from potential hazards. "Entering the area without permission and supervision is a risk, therefore, we reiterate that warning signs should be obeyed at all times."
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Woman injured after accessing the old gasworks premises
LOCATION: The old Bathurst Gasworks site.
A WOMAN was taken to Bathurst Base Hospital on Wednesday after injuring herself at the old Bathurst Gasworks site.
Emergency services were called to help the 43-year-old at about 5.40pm.
"She had a possible dislocated ankle and was in a stable condition," the NSW Ambulance media unit said.
Paramedics faced a difficult task when they arrived due to a locked gate and high fence, and they needed assistance to gain access.
The Bathurst Gasworks site has been the responsibility of Jemena since 2008.
People accessing the dangerous site has been a constant problem, which was why Jemena installed a security fence in early 2017.
READ MORE: $160,000 fence to make gasworks secure
A spokesperson for Jemena said Wednesday's incident served as yet another reminder not to trespass.
"This is a timely reminder to the local community that the site is private property and should not be entered illegally," they said.
"Because it is currently not being used, it has been fenced and locked to protect the public from potential hazards.
"Entering the area without permission and supervision is a risk, therefore, we reiterate that warning signs should be obeyed at all times."
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The Troféu Cinco Violinos is an annual football tournament held at the Estádio José Alvalade in Lisbon, Portugal. Sporting CP hosts the tournament in early-mid August, one or two weeks before the regular season kicks off. It is named after the "five violins" (cinco violinos): Jesus Correia, Manuel Vasques, Albano, Fernando Peyroteo and José Travassos.

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7/10/2014 · It is important to understand that The Chicken Fountain™ must be kept from freezing at all times. This means that if you choose to "mothball" the system for the winter then it must be emptied and stored in a location not prone to freezing temperatures. The internal valve always maintains a little water and if stored incorrectly the water will freeze and cause the valve to malfunction. In... For our chickens, we set a regular incandescent light bulb inside a cinder block, put a metal water pan on top, and turn on the bulb (at least 60 watts). Presto! No ice. Presto! No ice.
Sick of dealing with frozen chicken waterers? These tips will keep your flock's water thawed with techniques ranging from the simple to the complex.
For our chickens, we set a regular incandescent light bulb inside a cinder block, put a metal water pan on top, and turn on the bulb (at least 60 watts). Presto! No ice. Presto! No ice.
6/01/2010 · Best Answer: I was told putting a wine cork in will stop it freezing - but it never worked for me. My sister keeps chickens - she says they don't drink so much in winter anyway or at night-she is just constantly changing the water, as hers freezes during the daytime too.


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The History of Fettercairn
Chapter XXXII.—Eminent Men (of the Present)
THE Rev. Alexander Roberts, D.D., Professor of Humanity in the University of St. Andrews, received a part of his early education in the parish, at Old Mains of Fasque, under Mr Durward. He entered King's College in 1843, as first bursar (£30) over 108 competitors; graduated M.A. in 1847 and gained the Simpson Greek Prize of £70. He was licensed by the Presbytery of Brechin in 1851, ordained F.C. minister of Stonehaven in 1852, called to St. John's Wood, London, in 1857, had D.D. from Edinburgh University in 1864, and was appointed to the Chair of Humanity at St. Andrews in 1871. In 1870 he was elected a member of the New Testament Revision Company. He is the author of various works, of which the chief is " Greek, the language of Christ and His Apostles."
The Rev. John Falconer, emeritus minister of Ettrick, son of the late Alexander Falconer, Bogendollo, was born 20th July, 1831; attended Fettercairn Parish School; entered the Glasgow High School in 1848, and Glasgow University in 1849. He studied divinity at St. Andrews. Licensed by the Presbytery of Fordoun in 1857, he was soon after appointed to the mission church of Ardentinny, Lochlong. In 1859 he was elected to the Parish Church of North Esk, Musselburgh, and in 1864 was translated to the church and parish of Ettrick. After a ministry of thirty-seven years he retired, and now resides in Edinburgh.
Alexander Whyte, younger son of the late Rev. Alexander Whyte, was born at the manse of Fettercairn on 5 th March, 1834. He attended the Parish School under the Rev. James Low, and thereafter the Arts classes at Marischal College, devoting himself to the study of Botany and Natural History. After a few years he proceeded to Ceylon and settled in business at Colombo, where by long experience he qualified himself for preferment. He was elected a Fellow of the Zoological and the Linnaean Societies. In 1891 he received the appointment of Naturalist at the headquarters of the British Central African Administration at Zomba, and senior officer under the Chief Commissioner, Mr H. H. Johnston, C.B. Returning to England in 1897 he brought home an immense collection of specimens, and was presented with the Zoological Society's medal in recognition of his valuable services. He is said to have discovered about 500 new species of animals and plants in Africa. He returned in July, 1898, to undertake in Uganda the establishment of experimental gardens, and to aid in developing the resources of that country.
David Hall, A.M., advocate, Sheriff-Substitute of Ayrshire at Kilmarnock, son of the late James Hall, merchant, Fettercairn, was born there in 1836. He attended the Parish School and the Montrose Academy, and obtained medals for Latin, Greek and Mathematics. He proceeded, in 1851, to Edinburgh University, where he carried off medals and other prizes in the senior Humanity and Moral Philosophy classes. He studied law at the Universities of Berlin and Heidelberg, as well as at Edinburgh. In 1859 he was chairman of the committee of students who carried Mr Gladstone's election as first Lord Rector, and after the inaugural address was appointed by the Senatus to present him to the Vice-Chancellor. He was called to the bar in 1860, and appointed Sheriff in 1883.
Alexander Cameron, Headmaster of Monikie Public School, was born at Glenlyon in 1836, and removed to Fettercairn in 1852; became pupil teacher in the Parish School, and entered the Edinburgh Training College in 1857. He was appointed to Fisherrow School, Musselburgh, in 1860, to the Parish School of Fern, Brechin, in 1865, and to Monikie School in 1874.
Hugh Knox, headmaster of the Public (late Parochial) School of Buittle, Castle Douglas, was born at Shettleston in 1842, removed with his parents to Fettercairn, attended the Parish School, served as pupil teacher, entered the Edinburgh Training College in 1860, and after finishing a successful course and gaining a high certificate wa& appointed to his present charge.
William Cramond, A.M., LL.D., F.S.A. (Scot.), Cullen, was born at Fettercairn in 1844. His education began at Lady Harriet Forbes's School, but on removing to Auchin-blae he attended the Parish School of Fordoun. He became pupil teacher in the Sessional School, Montrose, 1857-61, and mainly by private study and assistance from the Rev. A. Ritchie, now of Methlick, gained a good bursary at Aberdeen University, gained prizes in Classics, Mathematics, Natural History, &c, and graduated with first-class honours in Classics. He passed for a teacher's First Class Certificate, and was appointed Parochial schoolmaster of Lumpbanan, 1868-71, and thereafter of Cullen. He received the degree of LL.D. in 1890 from the University of Aberdeen. He is the author of " The Annals of Banff," in two vols., for the New Spalding Club; " Annals of Cullen "; "Church and Churchyards of Cullen, Boyndie, Deskford, Rathven, Speymouth, and Fordyce"; "Plundering of Cullen House"; "Charters of Banff and Cullen"; "The Bede House of Rathven"; "Illegitimacy in Banffshire"; "TheMilnes of Banff"; "The Castle of Balveny"; "The Annals of Fordoun," &c. He was presented in 1892 with the freedom of Banff in recognition of his eminent attainments as an antiquary.
The Rev. Thomas Nicol, D.D., Edinburgh, was born at Castleton of Kincardine in 1846. After attendance at Fettercairn Parish School, he became pupil teacher in White's School, Montrose. Almost entirely by private study he gained the fourth bursary (204 competitors) at the University of Aberdeen, 1864, and became first prizeman in Greek and Christian Evidences, and took a high place in Latin, Logic, and Moral Philosophy. He graduated M.A., 1868, with First Class Honours in Classics and in Moral Philosophy, And carried off the Simpson Greek Prize of <£70, the Hutton Prize of .£30, and obtained in the same year the Fullerton Scholarships for Classics and Philosophy. He studied divinity one session at Aberdeen, and afterwards at Edinburgh, with special distinction in Biblical Criticism, and graduated B.D. in 1871. After studying at Tubingen University he was licensed by the Presbytery of Fordoun, assisted in St. Stephen's, Edinburgh, was ordained minister of Kells, 1873, and translated to Tolbooth Parish, Edinburgh, in 1879. He acted as Examiner in Theology, and occasional substitute for the professor of Biblical Criticism in the University, from which he has had the degree of D.D. for his scholarship and eminence in the Church. He is author of "Recent Explorations in Bible lands," which has circulated largely in Great Britain and America, and his lectures on "Recent Archaeology of the Bible" are now published. He was Groall lecturer for 1897-98; and since 1886, Editor of the Church of Scotland " Home and Foreign Missionary Record."
George Harris, headmaster of Chapel School, Kirkcaldy, was born at Aucbinblae in 1849. He removed with his parents to Fettercairn, attended the Free Church School, and acted as pupil teacher from 1864 to 1867. After an attendance for two sessions at the Edinburgh Free Church Training College, he was appointed to his present situation in 1869.
The Rev. Charles Durward, D.D., minister of Scoonie, was born at Keith in 1850, and having, in 1859, removed with his parents to Fettercairn, attended the Parish School, and afterwards the Grammar School of Aberdeen. He entered the University of St. Andrews in 1867; graduated M.A. in 1871, and B.D. in 1874. He was licensed by the Presbytery of St. Andrews, ordained to the South Church, Greenock, in 1875, and translated to Scoonie in 1881. In recognition of his scholarship and of his services to the Church, he received the degree of D.D. in 1899 from the University of St. Andrews.
The Rev. Alexander Murray Scott, A.M., minister of Commerce Street Free Church, Aberdeen, was born at Oldmains of Fasque in 1854. He attended the Free Church School of Fettercairn, and served as pupil teacher from 1867 to 1871. He graduated M.A. at Aberdeen University in 1875, was licensed in 1879, and ordained to his present charge in 1881. He was, for the term of 1894-7, a member of the Aberdeen School Board.
The Rev. John Fawns Cameron, minister of Blairingone, was born at the schoolhouse of Fettercairn in 1855. After attending the Parish School and the Aberdeen Grammar School he entered the University of St. Andrews. In 1880 he was licensed by the Presbytery of St. Andrews. Having served as missionary at Boarhills under the late Dr. A. K. H. Boyd of St. Andrews, and thereafter as assistant at Largo under the late Dr. Davidson, and at Crieff under the late Principal Cunningham, he was ordained to his present charge in 1885.
Robert Milne Murray, M.D., son of the late Alexander Murray, teacher, was born at Fettercairn in 1855. He received his early education from his father, and entered the University of St. Andrews in 1871, graduated M.A. in 1875, proceeded to the University of Edinburgh and took the degree of M.B. in 1879. He holds the position of Lecturer on Midwifery and the Diseases of Women in the School of Medicine of the Royal Colleges; and also the appointment of Medical Electrician to the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh. Dr. Murray has written a large number of papers on Medical and Scientific Subjects, and is the author of a work entitled "Chemical Notes and Equations," and also of a Text-book of Midwifery.
David Prain, M.D., was born at Fettercairn on 11th July, 1857, and after attending the Parish School he entered the Aberdeen Grammar School in 1872, and the University of Aberdeen in 1873. He graduated M.A. in 1878, with Honours in Natural Science; and in the same year acted as assistant to the Professor of Botany and to the Curator of the Natural History Museum. Having fulfilled an engagement as Master in Ramsgate College, he returned in 1880 and attended the medical classes at Aberdeen for two years, and the same at Edinburgh for one year, graduating M.B. and CM. with the highest Academical Honours at Aberdeen, and L.R.C.P. at Edinburgh. For the session of 1882-3 he was Demonstrator of Anatomy in the Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh; and for that of 1883-4, the same in the University of Aberdeen. By a competitive trial in October, 1884, for the Indian Medical Service, he gained the highest place, and was posted to the Bengal Presidency, where he served for two years on its north-eastern frontier. In 1887 he was appointed Curator of the Herbarium in the Royal Botanic Garden, Calcutta; and in 1898 succeeded Sir George King as Superintendent of the same and of the Cinchona cultivation in Bengal, as well as director of the Botanical Survey of India. He holds since 1895 the Professorship of Botany in the Calcutta Medical College, and is a Fellow of several learned societies, the Royal and the Botanical Societies of Edinburgh, the Linnsean Society of London, and the Societe Botanique de France. He published in 1894 an elaborate series of Papers detailing the Flora old and new of north-eastern India, and likewise of the Laccadive and the Andaman Islands.
The Rev. Alexander Middleton, A.M., B.D., minister of St. Margaret's Church and Parish, Arbroath, was born in the parish of Birse, and removed to Fettercairn in 1863, when his father, the late Hugh Middleton, entered upon the farm of Balnakettle. He received his early education at the Parish School and the Grammar School of Aberdeen, entered the University of that city in 1876, and graduated with distinction in 1880. After attending the Divinity Classes for a year in Aberdeen, and thereafter in Edinburgh, he obtained the degree of B.D., received license in 1884 from the Presbytery of Fordoun, and was appointed Assistant to the Rev. Dr. Marshall Lang, in the Barony Church, Glasgow. In 1892 he was ordained to his present charge.
George Robb, A.M., was born in Fettercairn village in 1863, and educated at the Parish School. He became a junior assistant in the Grammar School of Aberdeen, and entered the University in 1882. He graduated in 1886, and shortly after was appointed to the situation which he now holds, as Rector of the Academy of Rosario Santa Fe, Buenos Ayres.
George R. Croll, A.M., a native of the parish, had his early education at Inch School under Mr Murray, the Brechin High School, and the Grammar School of Old Aberdeen. He entered the University of St. Andrews in 1882, and graduated in 1887. He acted for a few years as Classical Master in Kelvinside Academy, Glasgow, and in 1897 was appointed Headmaster of the Royal Grammar School of Dunkeld.
George Harper, A.M., was born at Canterland, Mary kirk, in 1866. He removed with his parents to Fettercairn, attended the Parish School, and served as pupil teacher for three years (1880-3). After a session at the Grammar School of Old Aberdeen he entered the University of St. Andrews as first bursar, in 1884, and graduated with Honours in 1890. He was appointed in 1895 to his present situation as Headmaster of Slains Public School, Aberdeenshire.
William Abernethy, A.M., teacher, Coupar Angus, was born at Bogmuir on 1st July, 1873, attended the Parish School and the Montrose Academy, and served as pupil teacher in Fettercairn Public School from 1889 to 1892. He entered the Glasgow Established Training College in 1893 and the Glasgow University in 1895. After graduation in 1898, he was appointed to his present situation.


Madness ! Wacken Sold Out for the ninth time in a row!!!
Today we can confirm that Wacken Open Air is SOLD OUT for the ninth time in a row!!!
And regarding the pre-sale time we have overcome the previous year by many times. We never had expected to reach the total SOLD OUT in less than 48 hours. All 75.000 tickets are sold.
THANX FOR YOUR SUPPORT, METALHEADS – THIS IS UNBELIVEABLE!!!
A dozen bands for the billing have been already announced including several special and exclusive shows as well as high-class acts. As every year we have made every effort to provide a terrific billing! And the announcements won´t stop. During the Hamburg Metal Dayz (27th to 29th of September 2013) and our online Advent Calendar in December we will at least confirm one band per day. Together we will turn the 25th Anniversay of Wacken Open Air into a mega party!
Important!!!: Tickets you hitherto ordered at Metaltix will be certainly delivered if you received an order acceptance! Please be aware that due to the enormous demand on tickets the processing of orders will take it´s time. So please be a bit patient.
Due to the masses of orders we assume that there will be several doublings and reversals for example due to missing payments after the deadline for paying is over. As soon as these reversed orders are filtered we will bring this small ticket contingent back on sale. We will inform you in time if and when this will happen.
First of all please have in mind that we are now working with a full ticket personalization. That means that selling as well as buying tickets on other platforms than metaltix.com or the ticket exchange are accusable (like I the last year). We fed in the personalization to beware you from rip-offs. The ones who still buy tickets elsewhere take the high risk to buy invalid tickets.
Furthermore you have the chance to offer or buy a ticket at our new upcoming ticket exchange. This new ticket exchange is completely anonymized! Purchasers and Sellers will automatically refered to each other in some kind of waiting list.


Importing Bills gives you the option to enter your bills in a GLOBAL Excel Spreadsheet format and then enter them with one import instead of entering them manually into the system.
You can add information like the bill number, bill amount, and the vendor alias.
This article will have the sample file used and instructions on how to use the Import Bills.csv file to add your bills into TOPS [ONE].
The file used to import bills is very sensitive, do not make changes to the headers, and do not add extra columns. You can change the file name but keep the file type as .csv.
3. If you already have the ImportBills.csv file in the TOPS [ONE] format, click Select Files.
If you do not have the file, download the .csv file at the bottom of this article, and follow the instructions below.
If your Chart of Accounts are setup with a leading zero, you must enter the leading zero in the excel file.
I don't see check number on your list?
Even though you see Check Number in column H, DO NOT ENTER A CHECK NUMBER.
What does the import file look like?
Congrats! You filled out the file!.... Now what?
After you click Select Files and upload your file, you will see a Green bar.
This will let you know the file finished uploading.
Click the Notification Bell to see the status of the upload.
You will see a message similar to this on your notification bell.
2. An Error file will download. Column A will explain the error within the file.
You can make the edits right on the error file, and re-upload.
3. Once the issues are resolved, click Select File, upload file with fixes.


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    return downLoader;
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    return downLoader;
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}

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    NSString *md5 = [url.absoluteString md5Str];
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My babiest baby cousin got married! What a thing to get my mind around.
I grew up in Botswana with Dusty like a naughty little brother, and saw him basically every single day. I still always think of him as three years old running around the garden, covered in mud, always, his tanned, naughty little body in his little red or yellow undies. I need to get with the times.
Dust and wonderful Mariska officially got married in court right after these photos were taken, and had a small, family luncheon afterwards. They weren't planning on having photographs at all, but I insisted that we at least mark the occasion and get some of them in the gardens on their walk down to court. I mean, really, Dusty!
I'm sure they're both happy we did it. Short and sweet.


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Q: Having trouble uploading .vcf file into plink I am quite new to coding and using plink and currently having problems trying to upload my vcf file into the plink command prompt.
I typed:
plink --vcf [PD630.vcf]

But got this error:

Error: Failed to open [PD630.vcf]. (--vcf expects complete file name; did you forget the .vcf at the end?)

However, I have already typed the complete and accurate file name into the brackets multiple times.

A: I think you have taken the usage instructions too literally.
It is common when writing out command-line parameters to use square brackets to represent an optional argument, so --vcf [filename] would mean "the --vcf switch can optionally be followed by a filename". The square brackets don't need to be typed literally, and typing them will make the program look for a file with those brackets in its name.
So instead of plink --vcf [filename.vcf] you probably want just plink --vcf filename.vcf.

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When local investors Lou Mihalko and Jim Vasilko purchased Planet Ice in the fall of 2010, the timing couldn't have been better. The tremendous success of the Pittsburgh Penguins in recent years has helped inspire a new generation of hockey players and skaters of all ages. With a strong programming in place and the creation of new partnerships, the rink's foot traffic and revenues have been on the rise over the last year. In addition, management created a $250,000, three-phase plan to improve the facility.
Mike Kessling quickly points out that pro wrestling is scripted - not fake. Try jumping off the ropes to elbow your opponent, or getting smacked in the face with a metal chair, Kessling said. "It's dangerous. It's real dangerous," said Kessling. "Everybody says it's take. Well, the outcomes are determined, but what happens in the ring is not fake. " The father of a 4-year-old girl, Kessling understands the entertainment value of bringing family friendly wrestling to the Johnstown region without the blood and adult themes often associated with the sport.
The Johnstown Tomahawks will conduct their main tryout camp Aug. 9-12 at Planet Ice in Richland Township. About 70 players chosen from the initial camps in Pittsburgh, Minnesota and New Jersey will compete for spots on the team's roster. Head coach Jason Spence and Assistant coach Mike Letizia will evaluate players during a series of scrimmages to be played throughout the four-day camp. "This is an opportunity for the players to display what they can bring to our team," Spence said.
IN THE NEWS Somerset's varsity ice hockey team will challenge Derry tonight at Planet Ice in Johnstown. Read about it Wednesday's paper.
RICHLAND TOWNSHIP - The Somerset freshmen hockey team defeated Richland 6-0 Thursday at Planet Ice. Ian Stiffler, Jett Smith, Chris Yaros, Zach Waggle, Seth Hunter and Josh Beistel each had a goal for the Eagles. Beistel, Bryan Lopes, DJ Clementi and Gunnar Smith had assists. Caroline Barth recored the shutout. The Eagles (9-2) face Johnstown Tuesday at Planet Ice.
RICHLAND TOWNSHIP - Somerset skated by Johnstown 6-1 in high school hockey Monday night at Planet Ice. The Golden Eagles (5-3) used balanced scoring two win their second straight game. Craig Eddy netted two goals and an assist. Matt Lyons, Josh Barron, Andy Coughenour and Cody Pile also scored goals. Clay Walker made two assists, while Lyons, Cullen Eddy, Von Pritts, Brandon Ditzler and R.J. Flower all added one apiece. Goalie Kruz Shumaker faced 13 shots and stopped a dozen.
RICHLAND TOWNSHIP ? Craig Eddy led Somerset?s scoring barrage with five goals and one assist as Somerset bumped off Knoch 8-3 in varsity ice hockey action Tuesday at Planet Ice. It was the third consecutive victory for the high-scoring Eagles. Somerset?s Aladdin Faily scored twice and assisted on five goals. Hunter Specht added one goal and one assist and Cody Pile had two assists. PJ Bence, Pat Peters, Josh Beistel and Gunner Smith all contributed one assist each. Caroline Barth and Damon McClintock shared goaltending duties while stopping 25 of 28 shots.
Somerset 4, Central Penn 0 RICHLAND TWP. - Somerset's varsity ice hockey team shut out Central Penn 4-0 Sunday in PIHL open division play at Planet Ice. Cullen Eddy had a goal and two assists to lead the Golden Eagles (4-3) in scoring. Hunter Specht had a goal and an assist while Matt Lyons and Alex Olsen each added goals. R.J. Flower was credited with an assist. Goaltender Wes Cramer posted the shutout. Somerset outshot Central Penn 36-7. The Eagles play Johnstown at 8:30 tonight at Planet Ice.
Planet Ice was standing room only Saturday as the Johnstown Sitting Bulls sled hockey team hosted their annual fundraising event. Sled hockey is a sport that allows youth with physical disabilities to play competitively. The players sit on specially designed sleds and use two sticks with picks to propel themselves down the ice. The team took on area educators and celebrities, coming away with a commanding 9-3 win. Before the game, fans had the opportunity to take chances on baskets, autographed Penguins memoriblilia - including Brandon Sutter and James Neal jerseys and other items.
CT plays tonight SOMERSET - The District 5-AA champion Conemaugh Township boys basketball team takes on Westinghouse tonight in Somerset. Tip-off for the PIAA play-in game is 7 p.m. CT 27, Salisbury 12 SALISBURY - Conemaugh Township defeated Salisbury 27-12 in a junior high girls basketball season opener Monday. Hannah Bodes led Salisbury with seven points. Somerset 8, Planet Ice 3 The newly formed Somerset Elementary Hockey team soared to an 8-3 victory over Planet Ice on Saturday.
The Johnstown Sitting Bulls kicked off a weekend full of hockey Saturday with the first Columbus Day Disabled Sled Hockey Challenge at Planet Ice. Teams from Pittsburgh, Erie and Columbus, Ohio played a round robin format to open competition. A skills competition was held at noon with players from the Mighty Penguins, Blades, Mighty Otters and Sitting Bulls all participating. "After refereeing four games now, I can't believe the skill level and arm strength of some of the kids," Tom Rizzo said before game No. 5 of the day. "They are lifting the puck and getting some hard shots off - that's all arm strength.
The Johnstown Tomahawks announced today their training camp roster and schedule for the team's inaugural season in the NAHL. The camp will be held Monday, August 20 - Friday, August 31 at Planet Ice in Richland Township. The training camp roster consists of 29 players, including 15 forwards, 10 defensemen, and 4 goaltenders. The list of forwards include JB Baker, Cody Boyd, Brandon Brossoit, Gage Christianson, Cody Gylling, Codey Hansen, Evan Hesse, Camren Jorgensen, Mitch Kontny, Jaycob McCombs, Brandon Reinholz, Payton Ruter, Cobi Smith-Mass, Jordan Watt, and Connor Wright.
JOHNSTOWN - Somerset's varsity hockey team took a tighter grip on second place in the Laurel Mountain Hockey League standings with a 7-2 victory over Ferndale Thursday. It was the 8th consecutive victory for the surging Golden Eagles who climbed to 13-4-2 as the regular season winds down. Ferndale opened their senior night celebration with a 2-0 lead scoring both tallies in the last four minutes of the first period. Somerset junior center Chris Yaros evened the contest with two quick goals in the first two minutes of the second period.
Bishop McCort handed the Somerset freshman hockey team its second loss of the season in LMHL Minor division action on Tuesday night at Planet Ice. Bishop McCort drew first blood on a goal in the opening period by Cole Berkebile assisted by Tristan Mock and Ben Vitovich. Somerset knotted the score at 1-1 early in the second on a sneaky backhander from Ian Mapes assisted by Zach Bence. McCort scores three unanswered goals in the second frame with two off the stick of Brett Seitz and on from Mock. They closed out the scoring in the third with a second tally from Mock late in the period.


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Turkey's Protestants "Anxious and Distressed"'
by ANS Editor February 18, 2016
written by ANS Editor February 18, 2016
By Jeremy Reynalds, Senior Correspondent, ASSIST News Service (jeremyreynalds@gmail.com)
TURKEY (ANS-FEB 18, 2016) — After a year filled with repeated threats and attacks against Protestant churches and their leaders in Turkey, the leader of their tiny Christian community has admitted that they remain "anxious and distressed".
According to an article by Barbara G. Baker for World Watch Monitor (WWM), in an interview with Al-Monitor, Pastor Ihsan Ozbek of the Association of Protestant Churches named two major obstacles to his community's quest for true religious freedom.
They were the Turkish judiciary's failure to respond to their members' security concerns, and the government's exclusion of Protestants from the state's protocol dialogue with other religious minorities.
Ozbek's remarks came shortly after the Protestant association's 2015 Human Rights Violations Report was released on Jan. 30.
Even though freedom of religion and belief is "secured under national and international laws and the constitutional authority in Turkey," WWM said the report noted serious obstacles still violate the basic rights of the nation's 6,000 to 7,000 Protestants. About 80 per cent of them are citizens of Muslim background.
Of particular concern are the report's details of recurring hate crimes, physical attacks and "serious and widespread threats" against Turkey's Protestant Christians during the past year.
The negative incidents ranged from graffiti scrawled on a church in Balikesir to an assailant insulting and striking the leader of the Batikent Bereket Church in Ankara.
Another attacker shot at the Torbali Baptist Church pastor in Izmir with a hunting rifle, as he worked in the fields at his family farm.
Two weeks earlier, WWM said, the Friday sermon from the nearby village mosque had broadcast hate speech from its loudspeakers, well within the pastor's hearing.
Although complaints about these and other reported incidents were filed with the police, the report noted, no action was taken.
But equally worrying, during August a campaign of vicious threats targeted some 20 church leaders from 15 Protestant congregations, who received a barrage of text messages, Facebook postings and emails.
Although these death threats were phrased in strident Islamic State (IS) terminology and reported to the police, none of the pastors were given protection.
Soon afterwards, WWM said, two potential IS suicide bombers were arrested in Ankara, caught on security-camera footage, as they conducted surveillance of churches in the capital.
Specific requests to open Protestant places of worship in Ankara and Kayseri were denied during 2015. One Protestant foundation had managed to establish itself in 2000, before the laws on minority religious groups were restricted.
But now, the report noted, the 35 other small Protestant congregations are only allowed to organize themselves as associations, rather than official churches.
Ozbek's own church, the Ankara Kurtulus Church, which he has pastored for the past 20 years, remains embroiled in years of legal efforts to obtain an official place of worship in the capital city.
Although Ankara's Cankaya Municipality had approved a suggested site, the location was vetoed last year by the National Real Estate General Directorate and the Religious Affairs Directorate, which decided a mosque should be built there instead.
WWM said the Kurtulus Church now has a pending case before the European Court of Human Rights to obtain a church property in the capital.
Manipulated perceptions
The legal right to propagate religion is "still perceived to be a threat," the report noted. School textbooks continue to describe missionary activities as "a national threat."
The spread of common fallacies about the Protestant faith and campaigns targeting their adherents continue to be manipulated by the media, the report said, as well as nationalist and Islamist circles.
Turkey has continued to put on trial individuals accused of "insulting religious feelings" for allegedly slandering Islam, but no judicial action is being taken against acts of open incitement or hate speech targeting Christians. WWM said although the right to conduct evangelistic activities is protected by law, some permissions were denied by local authorities.
Just as 2015 came to a close, the report confirmed that again billboards and banners carrying hate-filled content against Christmas and New Year's observances appeared, displayed prominently along the streets of some municipalities in Istanbul and various other cities.
One particularly ugly banner pictured a grimacing Santa Claus holding a cross, warning against participating in Christian worship in the guise of Christmas festivities.
Since the ruling Justice and Development Party came to power 13 years ago, it has isolated the Protestant community by refusing to grant it even informal state recognition.
By contrast, leaders of the Orthodox and Jewish communities continue to have an open dialogue, established through a recognized protocol from the Lausanne Treaty signed in 1923 during the founding of modern Turkey, and the Catholics through formal diplomatic relations led from the Vatican.
"We are anxious and distressed," WWM said Ozbek told Al-Monitor. "We are being threatened. There are serious obstacles that keep us from expressing ourselves. We are unable to open places of worship. 'You cannot live here' is the message we are being sent. We expect the government to be more moderate towards us and open channels for dialogue."
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Photo captions: 1) Anti Christian poster in Turkey. 2) Jeremy and Elma Reynalds.
About the writer: Jeremy Reynalds is Senior Correspondent for the ASSIST News Service, a freelance writer and also the founder and CEO of Joy Junction, New Mexico's largest emergency homeless shelter, www.joyjunction.org. He has a master's degree in communication from the University of New Mexico, and a Ph.D. in intercultural education from Biola University in Los Angeles. His newest book is "From Destitute to Ph.D." Additional details on "From Destitute to Ph.D." are available at www.myhomelessjourney.com. Reynalds lives in Albuquerque, New Mexico with his wife, Elma. For more information contact: Jeremy Reynalds at jeremyreynalds@gmail.com
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La Supercopa De Espana
Jason Izaguirre, Sport Reporter|January 29, 2020
JEDDAH, SAUDI ARABIA – JANUARY 12: Sergio Ramos of Real Madrid lifts the trophy with his team after his teams victory in the Supercopa de Espana Final match between Real Madrid and Club Atletico de Madrid at King Abdullah Sports City on January 12, 2020 in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. (Photo by Francois Nel/Getty Images)
Fans all over the world gathered to witness the new Supercopa as the two soccer giants, Barcelona and Real Madrid, were put up against each other. Due to the 2019 Spanish Super Cup, the tournament was revamped, which gave two runner up teams, Atlético Madrid and Valencia, a chance at the final. The format was proposed by the Spanish Football Federation. The tournament was set to premiere on the 8th of January.
The first match up was between Real Madrid (La Liga Champions) and Valencia (Copa del Rey holders). Valencia fought a hard battle against a legendary team but the end result showed. Real Madrid won the first match (3-1) and was headed to the finals.
The second match took place the next day, in which Barcelona (third-best ranked in La Liga) and Atlético Madrid (La Liga runner-up) were up against each other in the second semi-final. Atlético Madrid played a heck of a game with such a great strategy.
Freddy Peraza, an eighth-grader at Lotus, strongly believes that Barcelona is a great team regardless.
He said, "They still have great chemistry and it was an equally balanced match up. Real Madrid deserves the cup but I wish Barcelona went to the finals. Atlético Madrid really improved over the years."
The final match up was set. Real Madrid was finally getting a chance to face off against another team. It was a hard-fought game but it also gave Real Madrid a chance while both teams were neck in neck. Over the course of 90 minutes, both teams tried to advance in the first quarter but neither could clinch the lead.
In addition, both teams had many opportunities to score. Real Madrid shot 24 times and either was close to scoring or got shut down by the defense. Atlético attempted 15 times but didn't succeed. Both of the teams put up an intense match which created a lot of tension and curiosity within fans.
Hafsa Hassan "It was such an intense game. Both teams were neck and neck and this left me on the edge of my seat," said Fernando Alcantar.
Fernando Alcantar, a freshman and sports fanatic, says, "It was such an intense game. Both teams were neck and neck and this left me on the edge of my seat".
Finally, when the score was 0-0 at the end of regular time, the match went into overtime. Penalty kicks took place to determine the final winner. Real Madrid claimed the cup and defeated their rivals 4-1 on penalties.
Jason Izaguirre, Sports Reporter
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Q: Buliding llvm examples, /llvm/lib/Support/Mutex.cpp:53: undefined reference to `pthread_mutexattr_init' I'm attempting to follow the steps on http://llvm.org/docs/tutorial/LangImpl3.html to build the example.
based on
Building llvm examples
#error "Must #define __STDC_LIMIT_MACROS before #including Support/DataTypes.h"
Why am I getting "undefined reference to `dladdr'" even with -ldl for this simple program?
I've ended up with the command
clang++ -D__STDC_CONSTANT_MACROS -D__STDC_LIMIT_MACROS -std=c++11 -g -O3 toy.cpp `llvm-config --libs core --cppflags --ldflags` -o toy

which is giving
/usr/local/lib/libLLVMSupport.a(Mutex.o): In function `llvm::sys::MutexImpl::MutexImpl(bool)':
/home/abdev/llvmHome/llvm/lib/Support/Mutex.cpp:53: undefined reference to `pthread_mutexattr_init'
/home/abdev/llvmHome/llvm/lib/Support/Mutex.cpp:59: undefined reference to `pthread_mutexattr_settype'
/home/abdev/llvmHome/llvm/lib/Support/Mutex.cpp:67: undefined reference to `pthread_mutexattr_destroy'
/usr/local/lib/libLLVMSupport.a(Mutex.o): In function `llvm::sys::MutexImpl::tryacquire()':
/home/abdev/llvmHome/llvm/lib/Support/Mutex.cpp:109: undefined reference to `pthread_mutex_trylock'
/usr/local/lib/libLLVMSupport.a(RWMutex.o): In function `llvm::sys::RWMutexImpl::RWMutexImpl()':
/home/abdev/llvmHome/llvm/lib/Support/RWMutex.cpp:59: undefined reference to `pthread_rwlock_init'
/usr/local/lib/libLLVMSupport.a(RWMutex.o): In function `llvm::sys::RWMutexImpl::~RWMutexImpl()':
/home/abdev/llvmHome/llvm/lib/Support/RWMutex.cpp:72: undefined reference to `pthread_rwlock_destroy'
/usr/local/lib/libLLVMSupport.a(RWMutex.o): In function `llvm::sys::RWMutexImpl::reader_acquire()':
/home/abdev/llvmHome/llvm/lib/Support/RWMutex.cpp:82: undefined reference to `pthread_rwlock_rdlock'
/usr/local/lib/libLLVMSupport.a(RWMutex.o): In function `llvm::sys::RWMutexImpl::reader_release()':
/home/abdev/llvmHome/llvm/lib/Support/RWMutex.cpp:92: undefined reference to `pthread_rwlock_unlock'
/usr/local/lib/libLLVMSupport.a(RWMutex.o): In function `llvm::sys::RWMutexImpl::writer_acquire()':
/home/abdev/llvmHome/llvm/lib/Support/RWMutex.cpp:102: undefined reference to `pthread_rwlock_wrlock'
/usr/local/lib/libLLVMSupport.a(RWMutex.o): In function `llvm::sys::RWMutexImpl::writer_release()':
/home/abdev/llvmHome/llvm/lib/Support/RWMutex.cpp:112: undefined reference to `pthread_rwlock_unlock'
/usr/local/lib/libLLVMSupport.a(Signals.o): In function `llvm::sys::PrintStackTrace(_IO_FILE*)':
/home/abdev/llvmHome/llvm/lib/Support/Unix/Signals.inc:278: undefined reference to `dladdr'
/home/abdev/llvmHome/llvm/lib/Support/Unix/Signals.inc:290: undefined reference to `dladdr'
/usr/local/lib/libLLVMSupport.a(ThreadLocal.o): In function `llvm::sys::ThreadLocalImpl::ThreadLocalImpl()':
/home/abdev/llvmHome/llvm/lib/Support/ThreadLocal.cpp:56: undefined reference to `pthread_key_create'
/usr/local/lib/libLLVMSupport.a(ThreadLocal.o): In function `llvm::sys::ThreadLocalImpl::~ThreadLocalImpl()':
/home/abdev/llvmHome/llvm/lib/Support/ThreadLocal.cpp:63: undefined reference to `pthread_key_delete'
/usr/local/lib/libLLVMSupport.a(ThreadLocal.o): In function `llvm::sys::ThreadLocalImpl::setInstance(void const*)':
/home/abdev/llvmHome/llvm/lib/Support/ThreadLocal.cpp:70: undefined reference to `pthread_setspecific'
/usr/local/lib/libLLVMSupport.a(ThreadLocal.o): In function `llvm::sys::ThreadLocalImpl::getInstance()':
/home/abdev/llvmHome/llvm/lib/Support/ThreadLocal.cpp:77: undefined reference to `pthread_getspecific'
/usr/local/lib/libLLVMSupport.a(Threading.o): In function `llvm::llvm_execute_on_thread(void (*)(void*), void*, unsigned int)':
/home/abdev/llvmHome/llvm/lib/Support/Threading.cpp:91: undefined reference to `pthread_attr_setstacksize'
/home/abdev/llvmHome/llvm/lib/Support/Threading.cpp:96: undefined reference to `pthread_create'
/home/abdev/llvmHome/llvm/lib/Support/Threading.cpp:100: undefined reference to `pthread_join'
clang: error: linker command failed with exit code 1 (use -v to see invocation)

Am I missing a library, or is some of the order incorrect?

A: I believe you need to link with -lpthread or just -pthread


In Brief: A human raised by the fae who has only recently found her way back to the human world.
Description: Etain is very beautiful, even as an infant(which of sort of why she was switched in the first place). She has curly black hair that goes just past the shoulders, a rounded face and soft features. She has a very dated fashion sense, usually wearing older(and somewhat heavier) type of clothing, and has a fondness of flowers.
Her costume looks even more dated then her actual clothing. It is a rather long flowing gown, and a full faced masquerade mask with a matching pair of wings. Most people wonder how she even manages to move in the whole thing, and few realize that the only real part of the costume is the mask that allows grants her fairy glamour that fabricates the rest of the costume as a very realistic costume that will hold unlike her other glamour in the presence of cameras, and mirrors.
Power Descriptions: Being raised by fae, her powers are deeply seated in her ability to create glamour or illusions. However, as she is still only human, her illusions aren't as powerful as a true fairy and cannot cause any physical or psycological harm, however they are very realistic and can induce terror that can cause someone to flee or pass out. She can also follow the presence or trail of magic, and can see it on others as a sort of aura. It can be a bit troubling though, since if their is too much magic, it can blind or distract her from other sights and she can never not see it.
History: Etain lived with the Maher's for a total of six days, and on the seventh, she was swapped. Her parents didn't notice the change, and neither did she (how could she, she was only seven days old). She was raised by Bugloss and Cinquefoil, a pair of higher fae who served Titania and lived among the Seelie Court enjoying the spenders of the court and living unaware of her origins. She was taught of everything important to the fae, music, art, food, mischeif, everything she grew up with and never once did she think to venture outside the realm of the fae until she turned fifteen.
One of her friends had managed to trick and entrance a human boy who was just a little older then herself into their realm. He was very solemn about being taken from his realm, missing his family and friends that he had left behind and would neither eat, nor join with them in their splender, which led to most of the fae either teasing him or leaving him alone. Though while the others left him, it interested Etain greatly why he was so down, so she asked about his feelings, and got a strange question in return, he had asked her why she was there. She said this was her home and that her family was here. He contradicted this, saying that was not the case. For some reason, he could tell that she like him wasn't suppose to be there. Though she didn't believe him, she still found him interesting and asked him about where he lived. He told her tales of a place with large structures seperate from nature, and strange ways of transportation including the use of dreaded cold iron. It sounded horrible to her, but at the same time, she was curious about the world of humans. He also spoke of what he called heroes, people who did others favors but expected no price in return, that was the strangest concept she had heard of them all. But it did interest her greatly as she listened every day.
This continued for about four days, though he would not eat, nor would he drink, he would still talk of his home and his longing to return. She was his only audience, and also, she was the only one that noticed his growing weakness as he refused to indulge himself. Apparently, he had heard from an older tale that if he did so he would never be able to return (which was the first she had heard of such a thing, since they had let people who had eaten their food back plenty of time). By the fifth day, he was too weak to speak, and collapsed. She didn't know why but the idea of him going away frightened her, so she called her friend, and begged that she send him back. Her friend didn't understand why he wanted to leave, and but said that she needed an equal price for his passage or else she couldn't do it under the laws of the court. She offered that she would stay with him for the passage until the end of his days as an equal price. Her friend granted the request and returned him and Etain to the exact place that he was taken, in front of a small house in the West End. It was in that moment that they go their that there was a shoot out between two rival gangs. Both gangs were shocked at their sudden arrival, and one member thought their was a possibility that they were a pair of meta humans so opened fire. The boy pushed Etain back and before she knew it, he was on the floor bleeding perfusely.
She didn't understand what had happened, or why had it happened, but she was possitively furious. Calling a large amount of magic, she burned into the heads of every other human their the image of the most horrible monster imaginable. Any of the members who didn't faint on sight fleed the scene immediately leaving her effectively alone with the strange boy whom she hadn't even learned the name of.
The ambulences of Trinity hospital took her and the boy away from the scene, she was frightened at first at the cold iron, but found that she could touch it with and only got slight irritation on her skin, so she endured the discomfort and continued to stay by the boys side. He was still alive, albet barely since she was still there, but she had to wait quietly while they took him away. She stayed at the hospital for several days, and just like the boy, Etain refused to eat until she saw him. After the third day, they let her into his room since she was the only one there with him. It seemed that while the time he had spent in the fae's realm was only a few days, in this world it had equivilated to six years in which the boy had been deemed a missing persons case that had long been abandoned. Any family he had, had already moved away because they had already moved on and just wanted to forget. She found out that his name was Demitrius Emil, and that he had liked playing a game called soccer. She also learned, that the combination of his gun wounds and severe malnutrition had put him into a coma.
She stayed at his side, partly because she felt bad, partly because she didn't know anyone else. When she was taken to the fae, though it had only been seventeen years there, in this world she had been taken in the late eighteen hundreds, so there was no one there to claim her either. She found out that the boys parents had moved out of the country a little later to live closer to the rest of the family (he himself wasn't from the U.S. but from Nigeria, and only moved to the states in 2000). As the weeks passed, it was becoming less and less likely that he would ever get out of the coma and the hospital was thinking about switching him to hospice treatment instead (something she didn't understand was a bad thing until it was explained to her). She tried to protest, but she didn't have the money, or even a legal idenity herself to try and gain it. It was only then that she met a woman by the name of Cynthia Fowler who offered her house and home as well as treatment for the boy. Though a bit confused about the strangely generious offer, she jumped on it, and for the first time in several weeks left the boys side.
Cynthia Fowler, in fact, is actually her adoptive mother Cinquefoil who after learning of her leaving the fae asked for permission to follow to take care of her. She was granted the permission, but under the condition that she could never reveal herself to Etain or any other human. If she breaks this geis, she would have to return to the fae realm immediately. Cynthia came to the human world a few days after Etain, and spent the time first by enticing a wealthy but lonely businessman, and then using his resources to locate her daughter. Though she finds her daughter's attachment to a human strange, she didn't want to see her so sad, so she allowed for the continue care of the human while she looked for other arrangements so her daughter might be attended to in the best care possible. She discovered a human system called school that they used to teach their young their ways, wanting only the best, she found the school for the most special and arranged for her daughter to start attending Claremont.
Personality & Motivation: Etain is a bit new to human customs, she isn't stupid mind you she understands mathematics, and can pick up some scientific concepts, she's just finds some of the other concepts hard to follow. Growing up in the courts have made her used to talking in circles, and an endless flatterer to anybody she deems more important or more powerful then herself. She's also a bit cold in general, she'll be polite and act nice, but will distance herself and often trick others if it serves her. She feels greatly indebted to Demitrius for what he did, so she tries to emulate him the best she can by helping people when they are in danger. However many times she does this however she still cannot feel that it is enough to return his debt, she may be using it as an excuse in that she finds she strangely feels good about helping people.
Powers & Tactics: Etain relies heavily on her ability to change the perceptions of those around her, though her perception of reality is a bit warped in general because of the world she lived in not being nearly as rigid or steely as this strange new world almost all her illusions rely on a nature based theme that is more easily spotted in places around the city. Charming is also a main practice she has with the fae, making her not above luring a man(or woman for that matter) in for a kiss before knocking them out.
Guilt-Driven: She claims this, though after a while, how much of that is true is still debatable. Still, without fail, she will spend every Sunday at Demitrius's side with a fresh pot of flowers.
Fish Out Of Water: She is learning how to live with the modern society, but still finds herself confused most the time.
Anchored: She's only anchored to this world as long as Demitrius still lives, the moment he breaths his last breath she's suppose to return the the fae realm.
Right off the bat, the glamour mask would not be equipment. It's too powerful.
What exactly do you mean with her Magic Sight's Weakness? Also, I'm assuming it's Visual?
C.f. Shaen's rules for buying skills.
No direct attacks and undercapped defensively. This build is going to be at a great disadvantage in combat.
Second Chance needs to be defined. Relying so much on Attractive means she's going to be at a disadvantage in situations where it doesn't apply.
If she can induce terror, might look at Emotion Control as an AP off Illusion.
That much Attractive breaks caps, too.
She has 4 ranks in both Bluff and Diplomacy. Attractive 3 effectively adds 12 ranks to each of those skills -- but only vs. people who find you attractive, and only when you actually use your looks/sexiness to influence them -- giving her 16 ranks total. But at PL 10, the most ranks she can have in a given skill is 15 ranks [PL + 5], and the caps are 'hard,' meaning you cannot buy excess ranks and then just not use them.
They're more suggestions than "rules."
Okay, well I lowered attractive some ranks and removed diplomancy, and got that I need to alter some things to meet the caps. Also, the weakness is that she herself can be dazzled by a high concentration of magic(like lets say, Ederich's house).
But, before I fill out the caps, I want to try and work out how much the powers cost so I know how much I have to spend on bringing her up to caps or how much I have to take away from the power set. I understand what power she should have based on what I want her to do, I'm just having a hard time determining cost. I know the cost of the ranks for each individual power, but I know I'll probably mess up the math with the things like suggested feats and such.
Illusion is already 4 PP/r, so might as well affect all senses; it costs the same. What is Progressive? The Progression feat, which increases the area? Anyway, it's 4 PP/r w/ 1 PFeat, so 5 ranks would be 21 PP. 22, if you add the Dazzle as an AP.
S-Senses comes out fine. I'd take that Drawback and make it a Complication, though, since it doesn't seem to be the type of thing that would come up all that often.
I think I got most of the things covered, the mask is still a problem, and I might want to give her some sort of equipment, so I saved five pp for that, any suggestions?
You may want to use them to even out your caps. I don't believe you can mix&match tradeoffs like that...generally you can trade attack for damage (or vice versa), and you can trade defense for toughness (and vice versa), but I'm not sure you can trade attack for defense or toughness for damage or whatever.
No, you cannot. Individual feats, and even combination of feats/maneuvers, can let you manipulate your caps in such a way, but straight trade-offs do not.


The Theory Of Everything, 2014.
Starring Eddie Redmayne, Felicity Jones, Charlie Cox, Harry Lloyd, David Thewlis, Emily Watson and Christian McKay.
A look at the relationship between Stephen Hawking (Redmayne) and Jane Hawking (Jones), from their meeting at Cambridge until Hawking's worldwide success.
Biopics often work most when the film in question isn't out to praise something to the high heavens or slander into the ground, but rather find a comfortable middle ground peppered with a touch of controversy. The Theory Of Everything could have been formulaic Oscar bait of the highest caliber, depicting the relationship of Stephen and Jane Hawking as a perfect love affair full of happiness with no strains along the way, ignoring some of the more surprising and heartbreaking elements towards the end of their journey. Director James Marsh didn't opt for the route of fairytale though, and left a pleasant amount of sadness on the table. For better or worse, The Theory Of Everything is one of the most accurate portrayals of the extraordinarily incredible life of Stephen Hawking and his love life.
None of it is powerful as it is however without Eddie Redmayne's viscerally realistic portrayal of the world-renowned physicist. The acting on display here isn't akin to something as simple as a great performance, but rather a scenario of the actor becoming the character in every conceivable way possible. Eddie Redmayne is completely unrecognizable as Stephen Hawking, but most importantly, if you look at a picture of them side-by-side you will find an uncanny resemblance. Redmayne's phenomenal performance goes beyond aesthetics and excellent make-up effects though, as he delivers a physically taxing performance that captures the essence of a motor neuron disease. Whether it is perfecting the delivery of a slurred and often unintelligible voice, or struggling to simply lift a spoonful of peas to his mouth, Eddie Redmayne is awe-inspiring, bringing forth one of the most surreal performances of the decade.
Felicity Jones may not match Eddie Redmayne every step of the way, but she too delivers a remarkable performance as the loving wife that simply wouldn't leave his side, no matter how worse Stephen's disease got or if she found herself having to resist the temptation of leaving him for another person. If The Theory Of Everything is a film centered on the theme of overcoming physical limitations, then Felicity Jones successfully portrays a spark that keeps Redmayne's Stephen Hawking mentally and physically fighting with a purpose to live for. And at the core of it, that is what The Theory Of Everything is about. This simply isn't the film for people interested in the scientific accomplishments of Stephen Hawking, but rather his relentlessness to not let his disease define him. Love, marriage, children, and more are all accomplished, and truthfully, that is more important and inspirational than his other feats.
With that said, the filmmakers are unafraid to shed light on some of the more depressing elements of the relationship, so in that regard The Theory Of Everything is as heartbreaking as it is uplifting. Despite that, the film manages to end on one of the most moving and touching moments I have ever had the pleasure of experiencing in a movie; truly a scene that will get the waterworks flowing.
It does feel that the filmmakers could have went a bit farther with some of the more downer aspects of Stephen Hawking's love life, as one thing the movie does so well is sparking a genuine interest to learn more about his life. In doing so though it is clear that there are quite a bit of interesting parts cut out. Perhaps the intent was to keep the film focused on the more positive beats and overall inspirational theme.
Another minor flaw that is a bit rough and tough to overlook is that for a film that spans around 25 years, the appearances of the characters never really age, meaning that it is tough to sometimes gauge what year it is or how far along we are in the relationship. It's also weird that the actual marriage and birth of Stephen and Jane's first child is glossed over in a montage; that's something that feels highly important and interesting when the spotlight is on the relationship. The film is only 122 minutes, so adding more meat to both the good and the bad doesn't seem like something that would negatively impact the film too bad.
What is here however is a triumphant look at the personal life of an extraordinary and inspirational human being. You know The Theory Of Everything is a biopic handled with care when you consider that the real Stephen Hawking lended the usage of his Equalizer computerized voice. Photo-realistically and powerfully acted physically, The Theory Of Everything is a tour de force that reminds us that no matter how awful life may be, positives exist and any boundary can be shattered.
Robert Kojder – An aficionado of film, wrestling, and gaming. He currently writes for Flickering Myth, We Got This Covered, and Wrestle Enigma. Follow me on Twitter.


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<?php

use Crontab\Crontab;
use Crontab\Job;

/**
 * JobTest
 *
 * @author Benjamin Laugueux <benjamin@yzalis.com>
 */
class JobTest extends \PHPUnit_Framework_TestCase
{
    private $job;

    public function setUp()
    {
        $this->job = new Job();
    }

    public function testSetterGetter()
    {
        $this->assertEquals('0', $this->job->getMinute());
        $this->assertEquals('*', $this->job->setMinute('*')->getMinute());
        $this->assertEquals('*/2', $this->job->setMinute('*/2')->getMinute());
        $this->assertEquals('0-59', $this->job->setMinute('0-59')->getMinute());
        $this->assertEquals('0,59', $this->job->setMinute('0,59')->getMinute());
        $this->assertEquals('*/15', $this->job->setMinute('*/15')->getMinute());
        $this->assertEquals('0,50-58', $this->job->setMinute('0,50-58')->getMinute());

        $this->assertEquals('*', $this->job->getHour());
        $this->assertEquals('*', $this->job->setHour('*')->getHour());
        $this->assertEquals('*/2', $this->job->setHour('*/2')->getHour());
        $this->assertEquals('0-23', $this->job->setHour('0-23')->getHour());
        $this->assertEquals('0,23', $this->job->setHour('0,23')->getHour());
        $this->assertEquals('1-23/2', $this->job->setHour('1-23/2')->getHour());
        $this->assertEquals('0,20-23', $this->job->setHour('0,20-23')->getHour());

        $this->assertEquals('*', $this->job->getDayOfMonth());
        $this->assertEquals('*', $this->job->setDayOfMonth('*')->getDayOfMonth());
        $this->assertEquals('*/2', $this->job->setDayOfMonth('*/2')->getDayOfMonth());
        $this->assertEquals('1-31', $this->job->setDayOfMonth('1-31')->getDayOfMonth());
        $this->assertEquals('1,31', $this->job->setDayOfMonth('1,31')->getDayOfMonth());
        $this->assertEquals('1-31/2', $this->job->setDayOfMonth('1-31/2')->getDayOfMonth());
        $this->assertEquals('1,20-31', $this->job->setDayOfMonth('1,20-31')->getDayOfMonth());

        $this->assertEquals('*', $this->job->getMonth());
        $this->assertEquals('*', $this->job->setMonth('*')->getMonth());
        $this->assertEquals('*/2', $this->job->setMonth('*/2')->getMonth());
        $this->assertEquals('1-12', $this->job->setMonth('1-12')->getMonth());
        $this->assertEquals('1,12', $this->job->setMonth('1,12')->getMonth());
        $this->assertEquals('1-11/2', $this->job->setMonth('1-11/2')->getMonth());
        $this->assertEquals('1,10-12', $this->job->setMonth('1,10-12')->getMonth());

        $this->assertEquals('*', $this->job->getDayOfWeek());
        $this->assertEquals('*', $this->job->setDayOfWeek('*')->getDayOfWeek());
        $this->assertEquals('*/2', $this->job->setDayOfWeek('*/2')->getDayOfWeek());
        $this->assertEquals('0-7', $this->job->setDayOfWeek('0-7')->getDayOfWeek());
        $this->assertEquals('0,7', $this->job->setDayOfWeek('0,7')->getDayOfWeek());
        $this->assertEquals('Sunday', $this->job->setDayOfWeek('Sunday')->getDayOfWeek());
        $this->assertEquals('0,6', $this->job->setDayOfWeek('0,6')->getDayOfWeek());
        $this->assertEquals('0,4-7', $this->job->setDayOfWeek('0,4-7')->getDayOfWeek());
        $this->assertEquals('0,4-7', $this->job->setDayOfWeek('0,4-7')->getDayOfWeek());

        $this->assertNull($this->job->getComments());
        $this->assertEquals('comment', $this->job->setComments('comment')->getComments());
        $this->assertEquals('# comment', $this->job->prepareComments());
        $this->assertEquals('# comment l1 comment l2', $this->job->setComments(array('comment l1', 'comment l2'))->prepareComments());

        $this->assertNull($this->job->getCommand());
        $this->assertEquals('myAmazingCommandToRun', $this->job->setCommand('myAmazingCommandToRun')->getCommand());

        $this->assertNull($this->job->getLogFile());
        $this->assertEquals('/cron_log', $this->job->setLogFile('/cron_log')->getLogFile());
        $this->assertEquals('>> /cron_log', $this->job->prepareLog());

        $this->assertNull($this->job->getErrorFile());
        $this->assertEquals('/cron_error', $this->job->setErrorFile('/cron_error')->getErrorFile());
        $this->assertEquals('2>> /cron_error', $this->job->prepareError());

        $this->assertEquals(
            array(
                '0,50-58',
                '0,20-23',
                '1,20-31',
                '1,10-12',
                '0,4-7',
                'myAmazingCommandToRun',
                '>> /cron_log',
                '2>> /cron_error',
                '# comment l1 comment l2'
            ),
            $this->job->getEntries()
        );

        $this->assertEquals(
            '0,50-58 0,20-23 1,20-31 1,10-12 0,4-7 myAmazingCommandToRun >> /cron_log 2>> /cron_error # comment l1 comment l2',
            $this->job->render()
        );
    }

    /**
     * @expectedException InvalidArgumentException
     */
    public function testRenderCommandException()
    {
        $this->job->render();
    }

    public function testToStringException()
    {
        try {
            $this->job->__toString();
        } catch(\InvalidArgumentException $e) {
            var_dump($e);
            $this->fail('__toString should not raise an InvalidArgumentException');
        }
    }
}


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function CALINavigationController($scope, $window) {

    //init
    $scope.Title = "CALI";

    $scope.Items = [
        { Text: 'Home', Url: '#/', Icon: 'home', Css:"active", AuthOnly:false },
        { Text: 'Help', Url: '#/help', Icon: 'info-sign', Css: "", AuthOnly: false },
        { Text: 'Auth Only', Url: '#/auth', Icon: 'star', Css: "", AuthOnly: true }
    ];

    $scope.IsAuthenticated = function () {
        if ($window.dal.auth === undefined) return false;
        return $window.dal.auth.IsAuthenticated;
    };
}


I've been doing some basic informational interviews on higher education here in Tunisia, and I am more convinced that Tunisia-Jordan make a great comparison, as the countries higher education systems are so interesting in their own ways, but also so different.
Admissions to higher education is essentially the starting point for students' entry into the system, and for that reason, is important for me to understand -- after all, if students are able to study what they want to study, and for free, in the public system, then the draw of the private system is greatly reduced. Moreover, I found admissions to higher education in Jordan to be a complicated and highly political process.
In Tunisia, higher education is still dominated by the public system, which forces me to ask: who is founding private higher education? Who is attending? Why do they choose to attend, etc.
Admissions here in Tunisia is quite different, as it does not have "affirmative action" that the universities in Jordan had. Instead, based on their score on the Bac (exit exam), students are sorted into one of three application pools. Students with the best scores get the "pink" pool, and get to apply first -- they can apply for a seat in any university and program they want in the country, and get to list up to 10 choices. However, most tend to pick the technical fields such as medicine and engineering (as in Jordan, Syria, etc).
Then come anyone with a "green" pool, then "white". By "white" typically there are only less prestigious programs left, like Islamic Law, and other humanities.
Tunisia does offer scholarships to students as well, it offers a substantial number of scholarships, and free room and board at certain universities. These scholarships are managed by a certain Ministry, and given to students based on their familly income -- not other factors. This system certainly seems more meritocratic than Jordan, in terms of its desire to seek out equality. Of course, Tunisia is a very different country, and does not have the historic tribal balances to maintain, nor the need to balance between Palestinians and East Bank Jordanians.
In terms of private higher education, what I am finding is that private universities here are in little demand because public universities really are free (possibly students have to pay about 20 dollars?) and yet, they serve a large number of students from sub-Saharan Africa, for whom coming to Tunisia is a much cheaper alternative than Europe or elsewhere, and where instruction is in French. This is an area where I need much more information...who attends private universities? What niche do they serve?


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Q: Which variables can be accessed with the ${...} syntax in a Struts tag in a JSP page? I'm getting a little bit frustrated since I can't find out which variables I can access with the ${...} syntax in a Struts tag, placed in a JSP page.
As an example I've got the following code:
<c:set target="${status.menue}" property="activeMenuePath" value="whatever" />

Where does the object "status.menue" have to be defined in order to can be accessed with a dollar sign and braces. Is it defined in another struts tile or in the form?

A: It should be placed in any of the page, request, session or application scopes using respectively JspContext#setAttribute(), ServletRequest#setAttribute(), HttpSession#setAttribute() or ServletContext#setAttribute(). You normally do that either directly or indirectly inside a Servlet. MVC frameworks do that indirectly, usually configureable by giving the model object a "request", "session" or "application" scope.
The Expression Language (EL) will access them using JspContext#findAttribute().
This all is by the way unrelated to Struts. It's just a legacy MVC framework which is built on top of the JSP/Servlet API. The <c:set> is not a Struts tag as well, it's a JSTL tag.


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Forms, permits and environmental impact assessment
Living environment and planning
Environmental risks of chemicals
Contaminated soil sites
Liability for environmental damage
Eco-design of product and services
Eco-Management and Audit Scheme (EMAS) in Finland
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Defense: Making invisible cows? – Genomic knowledge and more-than-human agency in Finnish dairy breeding
Press release 2022-08-23 at 12:19
Dairy cattle breeding aims for invisible cows: animals that are as easy as possible. © SYKEkuva/ Riku Lumiaro
New doctoral dissertation examines livestock breeding from the perspective of social science. Breeding goals impact cattle, dairy farmers, and the relations between farmers and cows. Livestock breeding currently aims for invisible cattle, animals that are easy to manage. This breeding goal guides farmers to intensify their production and encourages farmers to focus on herd management rather than individual animals. Annika Lonkila, who works as senior researcher at SYKE, defends her thesis in the University of Eastern Finland on August 31.
In Finnish dairy cattle breeding, the goal is to produce invisible animals. Invisible cows do not demand attention for humans. They are healthy, obedient, easy, and collaborative in their body and behaviour, especially suitable for larger herds and automated milking parlours. The goal of invisibility has been used especially to market breeding services based on genomic knowledge.
"Invisibility allows for more distanced relations between dairy farmers and cattle. Some of the farmers I interviewed welcomed this change, but others hoped that they could concentrate on smaller herd size with closer human-animal relations", says Annika Lonkila
Breeding targets stem from political and strategic goals
New dissertation explores the tensions and conflicts in the breeding goal of invisibility, and showcases that breeding targets are political and strategic. Breeding goals impact the future of food production.
Breeding goals are entangled in different values and economic targets. "It is important to foreground what these values are, especially in the current situation where very different visions for the future of food production are being proposed. Also social scientific and ethical viewpoints matter here", says Annika Lonkila.
Livestock breeding has not yet been on the radar social scientific research in Finland. In creating a more sustainable food system, breeding is often seen to have a rather technical role, e.g. in improving the feed efficiency of cattle. Social scientific research can explore what the role of breeding in the sustainable food transition could look like on broader terms.
New requirements for dairy cattle
Genomic knowledge enables the goal of invisibility, because it allows for controlling hereditary progress better and decreases unpredictability. Livestock production can be optimized in a more detailed manner.
The goal of invisibility creates new requirements for cows. Invisible cows are healthy, obedient, easy, independent, and collaborative. They are expected to perform well while being milked, when they calve, and during their daily life in the herd.
Invisible animals should not be too shy, too social, or too playful. Health and fertility issues create too much work for the farmer and can cause the animal to be removed from the herd. At the same time, there is an internal conflict, as high production targets correlate negatively with fertility.
Dairy farmers have different reactions to changing breeding practices
The data of the dissertation consists of interviews with breeding company experts, researchers, and dairy farmers. There are 26 interviewees. The researcher also visited 11 dairy farms and analysed 111 articles in the Finnish breeding magazine, Nauta.
Genomic breeding practices have moved expertise on breeding further away from the farm and the hands of the farmer. The invisible cow guides farmers to become more efficient, to move "from the milking stool to the calculator", and focus on herd management rather than individual animals.
Invisibility allows for more distanced relations between dairy farmers and cattle. Some of the interviewed farmers welcomed this change, but others hoped that they could concentrate on smaller herd size with closer human-animal relations.
"These alternative dairy farmer identities could be belittled in the narratives of the breeding companies, because it was seen that these farmers do not participate fully in improving the profitability of Finnish dairy production", says Annika Lonkila.
"Yet some interviewed farmers were willing to settle for lower production levels in order to improve cattle fertility and health and the meaningfulness they found in their work. Lower production targets are also in the interest of the animals. However, the low profitability of Finnish dairy farms makes the situation difficult", Lonkila says.
I hope that my work will help raise livestock breeding on the agenda in discussing the future of our food production and the kind of animals we produce for our food, says Annika Lonkila. © Saara Sivonen/SYKE
It is important to make room for alternative production practices
"Instead of encouraging both farmers and cattle to be come more efficient, it would be important to examine the root causes of the structural issues in agriculture, such as the profitability crisis. It is crucial that there is room for alternative production goals and practices in the future", says Annika Lonkila.
"I hope that my dissertation will highlight that livestock breeding needs to be foregrounded in public discussions about the future of food production. This is increasingly important as livestock production faces many pressures and challenges, for example in relation to climate change, security of supply, and profitability", Lonkila emphasises.
Annika Lonkila, MSc, LLM, Senior researcher, Finnish Environment Institute SYKE
firstname.lastname@syke.fi, phone +358 295 252 032
Annika Lonkila defends her thesis on Wednesday 31.8.2022 at 18 p.m. in University of Eastern Finland, Faculty of Social Sciences and Business Studies. The event is in English.
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"The Rt. Hon. Stephen Timms, MP for East Ham, has been Labour's Shadow Employment Minister since September 2010. He entered Parliament in 1994. He was appointed Financial Secretary to the Treasury three times, and was appointed to the Cabinet post of Chief Secretary to the Treasury from May 2006 – June 2007. He held other ministerial roles for 12 years from 1998 in the Labour Government, including as Minister for Employment at the DWP. Since June 2007, Stephen has also been the first Labour Party Vice Chair for Faith Groups. He worked in the telecommunications industry and as Leader of Newham Council before entering Parliament, and has lived in East Ham since 1979."[1]
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↑ Spear Patrons, organizational web page, accessed May 22, 2013.
↑ Labour Campaign for International Development Presidents, organizational web page, accessed January 10, 2016.
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