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US President Trump recognises right of Greece to secure borders in phone contact with PM Mitsotakis
Weather forecast: Sunshine and unseasonally high temperatures
German Chancellor Angela Merkel seen shaking for 3rd time in several weeks
UK sets EP elections date on May 23, with the hope they will not be held
PM removes some who opposed reforms, brings in new faces
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Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras proceeded on Friday with a long-awaited government reshuffle, moving out some ministers who have opposed bailout reforms and bringing some new blood into the administration.
Tsipras chose to keep most of the ministers closely involved in bailout talks with representatives of Greece's international creditors, including Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos, in the cabinet. Tsakalotos kept his post. Giorgos Stathakis was moved from economy minister to energy minister, replacing Panos Skourletis, who had expressed opposition to the full privatization of the Public Power Corporation which Greece's creditors have pressed for.
Skourletis assumed the post of interior minister, taking over from Panayiotis Kouroublis, who took over the Shipping Ministry from Theodoros Dritsas, who had also expressed reservations about certain privatizations.
The top job at the Labor Ministry was transferred from Giorgos Katrougalos to his aide Effie Achtsioglou, who has experience in negotiations with Greece's international creditors.
Another new name is that of Dimitris Papadimitriou, an economist who assumes the helm of the Economy Ministry.
The Justice Ministry's top job went to Stavros Kontonis, who replaces Nikos Paraskevopoulos.
State Minister Nikos Pappas, who oversaw the government's controversial TV license auction, was given the new Ministry for Digital Policy and is to retain his responsibility for issues relating to the media.
Education and Religious Affairs Minister Nikos Filis, who has clashed repeatedly with Archbishop Ieronymos on a range of issues, was removed from the government.
Others who kept key cabinet posts included Defense Minister Panos Kammenos, Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias, Tourism Minister Elena Kountoura and Migration Minister Yiannis Mouzalas. The ministries of the latter two were made autonomous.
Another new ministry is for administrative reform, which is to be headed by outgoing government spokeswoman Olga Gerovasili. She is replaced as spokesperson by Dimitris Tzanakopoulos, a close aide of Tsipras.
Tsipras had been keen to shake up his cabinet for a while for several reasons: to boost the flagging popularity of leftist SYRIZA, to distract public attention from the fiasco that followed the government's controversial auction for television licenses, which was deemed unconstitutional by the Council of State, and to convince the country's creditors that his administration is committed to economic reforms so that they launch talks on debt relief.
The new cabinet is expected to be sworn in on Saturday.
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REMINISCENCE OF PAST - THREE CREEKS IN COLLIN COUNTY NAMED BY PIONEERS OF 1844 - RUN OUT BY THE INDIANS
Progeny of these Early Settlers among Collin's Most Honored Citizens
In the year 1844 William Warden, father of F. M. Williams and Chief Warden, in company with George W. Smith, Dick Cantrell, Jeff Hart, and another man, came from Missouri into the northeast part of Collin county hunting a location, but were run out by the Indians who at that time occupied the county and raised a white man's scalp every chance. They retreated into Fannin county and about two years later entered Collin again.
George W. Smith, an ex-soldier of the war of 1812, was the father-in-law of Wms. Warden and of W. C. Pruitt who was for a long time justice of peace of Blue Ridge precinct.
Dick Cantrell was the father of J. R. and G. W. Cantrell who live near Blue Ridge, and Jeff hart the father of a whole generation living there.
It was at the last entrance into county that the pioneers came to a creek and finding fresh signs of Indians wandered around.
In hunting around they found on the banks of another creek a place where an Indian had stuck a forked branch in the ground on which to hang his pot, and they called this "Pot Rack" creek. Then they moved their camp over to another stream, and here they found numerous signs of Indians. While the others were out hunting one of the men left in camp lost his nerve and deserted them. From this circumstance they called this stream "Desert creek." These streams bear these names today.
It is hardly necessary to add that these pioneers found locations on which to rear a numerous progeny as most useful citizens who have helped to make Collin county, once a wilderness, the garden spot of the world. They did it with much trial and tribulation, and we say, all honor to the pioneers.

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Every year April Fools' Day brings some interesting pranks, with tech companies getting more and more serious about, tech jokes. Google had a variety of fresh April Fools stunts of its own, and even Samsung and HTC rose up to the challenge, posting some interesting fake products earlier this week.
But they all pale in comparison to what math teacher Matthew Weathers did in class the other day.
Weathers created a fake video tutorial, which he showed in class. As soon as the character in the video gets "some trigonometry wrong," the math teacher feels compelled to correct himself, at which point chaos ensues.
Weathers has to fight his alter-ego inside the video, but we won't spoil the ending for you. His video is already a YouTube hit, having passed 2 million views in just a couple of days.
Obviously, the clever professor used a lot of tech to get things done, proving in the process that math can indeed be fun at times.
"Yes, I practiced about 20 times to get the timing right," he admitted. "But yes, I also had audio cues that helped a lot. You can't really hear it in the YouTube video, but there is a 'whooshing' sound" that helped him coordinate his movements.
The hilarious April Fools prank video follows below, with more details about it available on this Reddit thread.


Cocktails are great. Desserts are great. So why not mix the two to create the greatest hybrid in human history? Just go easy on the portions–there's no hangover quite like a sugar hangover.
Best served with an ice-cold glass of milk.
Kinda like fruit salad, right?
One tequila, two tequila, three tequila, may we have another slice?
Just maybe don't eat these for breakfast…on a Tuesday.
A sweet treat from our friends across the pond.
Way less messy than actual s'mores.
Channel your inner southern belle.
The cherries and the cake are soaked in rum.
The after-dinner drink you can eat.
A grown-up version of a childhood fave.
Nooo, not too girly at all.
Can we also talk about those tiny blueberry pancakes?
When life gives you lemons, turn it into limoncello and then bake a cake.
For those who prefer their sweet with a little salty.
Red wine and chocolate: a match made in heaven.


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Consuming inside supermarkets' have long been the discussion of legal arguments on both sides, however, consuming inside a supermarket does not tantamount to the crime of theft since it has to have mens rea. A men's rea arising after the crime is not mens rea for that crime. In addition, many legal systems have added new categories of theft to deal with modern forms of property that may not be physical or tangible. In contrast, money handed over by mistake and kept by the accused in cases of money exchange houses is considered theft. A sealed envelope intended for another person or a key given to view an apartment are all examples of temporary custody and in both cases, taking any object from inside the envelope or the property would be theft. Also, these crimes can sometimes be committed by groups of people. So items left near the trash with the intention of giving up ownership means that if those items are taken by someone, it shall not be theft. Time passes, memory slips and before you know it, the person from whom you borrowed the item will wonder whether he or she will ever get their goods back. Typically, a burglar intends to steal something, but it also is burglary to enter a building with the intent to commit another crime, such as assaulting and causing injury to someone inside. In cases where theft is committed in dire circumstances like stealing food if starving, the judge's discretion will apply as to men's rea and his intent. Burglary is defined as the breaking and entering of the premises of another with an intent to commit a felony within. Typically, a burglary conviction carries a wide range of incarceration options including years in prison, a huge fine, court-mandated restitution to the victim and a lengthy probation period. What Are the Punishments of Drug-Related Theft Crimes? If the intent to pay is there, its cannot be theft but if the men's rea for the crime is there and there is no intent to pay for the consumed criminal articles related to theft food, it shall be theft. Are also not categorized as theft because the property or object of theft is a product of nature, for example, the fish in the sea and hence not strictly under the state's control. Property crimes include many common crimes relating to theft or destruction of someone else's property. Burglary Defenses, there are several defenses to the crime of burglary.
Following the same example forward, as a result, and give you advice based on the laws of your state. The prosecutor must prove that the defendant entered the structure for the purpose of committing theft about or another felony. Also, if the trash company takes these for items into their custody and someone commits theft of those items. Property crimes are serious, and you should never make any decisions about your case without first talking to an experienced criminal defense attorney. The motive for the crime of theft is immaterial. Theft is also usually distinguished from embezzlement.
Theft can only be committed on real movable property. Vehicle, judges will also consider the statutory ranges in addition to any aggravating and mitigating factors that might be present in the case. Or vessel, although many legal systems articles continue to separate thefts into categories. Monetary or otherwise, that belongs to another, legal systems based on common law traditionally distinguished between theft taking without consent and fraud obtaining with consent through deception a distinction still preserved in many jurisdictions.
They can range from lower level offenses such as shoplifting or vandalism to high-level felonies including armed robbery and arson.Hence, such crimes are tried under different laws.Others require the actual taking of money or property.In the event where an agreement to purchase exists between two parties and the custody is taken by one party without completing the payment terms, the courts have ruled it to be theft since the agreement is incomplete without receiving the full consideration.


I love health and beauty items! I love new lotions, shower gels, face products, as well as baby items.
My daughter loves her "big girl seat" she never really fought getting into the seat. She stayed rear facing until 19 months and had plenty of leg room! I love the ease of adjusting the seat when she grows over night, she seems really comfy in it! My only complaint is that the cover is hard to remove, I wish Greco made a "zip" version like Chico does!
Wonderfully light with hydrating qualities, this is on the pricey side of face care but worth it. My only complaint is that there is no spf in this particular one, I got this at Ulta beauty. There's a very minimal smell.
What a great exfoliant for my normal/dry skin. I use this product every 2-3 days and have noticed an improvement in the over all look of my skin. There are plenty of micro beads for a good cleanse. One thing I did learn is this is to be used on clean skin and not to be used for make up removal. For make up removal use philosophy purity made simple one-step facial cleanser, but both products should be followed up with a good moisturizer like philosophy Renewed Hope In A Jar Refreshing & Refining Moisturizer.
I lucked up and got this as a great deal at Marshall's but I have purchased philosophy products at Ulta!
If you are looking for a product that replaces a few products look no further! This cleanser takes off all my make up, including mascara(with out having to use something else to take it off) I have normal to dry skin and this product I feel helps to replenish the moisture missing in my face! I got this along with the philosophy renewed hope in a jar eye refreshing & refining eye cream from Ulta for a great price! I will buying this face wash again!
After just one week of use I notice my skin feels softer and more "awake".


This episode of Retroid discusses the biggest retro news of the year so far, the announcement of the Super Nintendo Classic edition. We recorded a little over a week ago, just after the reveal. It's possible that our own Jonathan Holmes may have forced the announcement by using targeted, carefully applied JOURNALISM to Nintendo's pressure points, and we open the show by discussing how that all went down. You can listen to the show below or download it directly from SoundCloud.
We talked about the sad history of Uniracers/Unirally and why it'll never be re-released thanks to rabid Disney lawyers. You can read all about it at HardcoreGaming101.
Our first musical interlude comes at 16:29 and is the music that plays in the Peanut Plain stage in Kirby Super Star. The second at 23:00 is the Super Smash Bros. Brawl remix of Star Fox's opening level, Corneria. The third break at 40:00 plays the Atma weapon theme from Final Fantasy VI. As always, our opening theme comes from Sunsoft's Journey to Silius and our outro music is NES Metroid Ending - arrange version by nicoMS0122 on YouTube.
If you haven't already, you can subscribe to our shiny new RSS feed at http://feeds.feedburner.com/RetroidPodcast. We'll need one more episode in the can before I can submit the show to iTunes, but we're recording episode five tomorrow night, so it shouldn't be much longer.
If you've missed any of our previous episodes you can check them out from the RSS feed or click on these links. If you'd like to know immediately when a show is posted or just want to send us some questions, you can always reach us @RetroidPodcast on Twitter. Let us know what you'd like to hear about, and tell us how we're doing!


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Swimming World Championships – Day 8 Results, Gold & Medal Table
Posted on 9 Aug, 2015, by gerakis100 in Miscellaneous
The final day of the swimming world championships was packed with events, and saw one American gold medal with the 4×100 men's medley relay, enough to put them on top of the medal table in both overall and golds. Gregorio Paltrinieri of Italy won the men's 1500 meters freestyle; Camille Lacourt of France took the men's 50 meters backstroke; Daiya Seto of Japan won the men's 400 meters individual medley; Bronte Campbell of Australia won the women's 50 meters freestyle; Jennie Johansson of Sweden won the women's 50 meters breaststroke; Katinka Hosszu of Hungary won the women's 400 meters individual medley and China won the final race of the championship, the women's 4×100 medley relay.
Men's 1500 meters freestyle – Gregorio Paltrinieri of Italy won in the absence of Sun Yang, getting his first gold medal in the world's with a 14:39.67. Connor Jaeger of the United States finished second with a 14:41.20 while Ryan Cochrane of Canada took bronze with 14:51.08. Paltrinieri set a new European record. Allegedly, Yang missed the swim because of altercation with a female swimmer from Brazil in the warm up pool.
Men's 50 meters backstroke – Camille Lacourt manages to break the Mitch Larkin domination, winning his only gold of the championship with a 24.23, beating Matt Grevers of the United States who swam a 24.61 and Ben Treffers of Australia, picking up bronze with 24.69, while Larkin took fourth.
Men's 400 meters individual medley – Japan's Daiya Seto defended his title from Barcelona two years ago, swimming a 4:08.50, leaving silver for Dávid Verrasztó of Hungary with 4:09.90 and Chase Kalisz of the United States taking bronze with a 4:10.05.
Men's 4×100 meters medley relay – The United States beat out Australia (silver) and France (bronze) in a wonderful race. The Americans, with the foursome of Ryan Murphy, Kevin Cordes, Tom Shields and Nathan Adrian, swam a 3:29.93, beating the Aussies 3:30.08 (Cameron McEvoy swam a 46.60 on the final leg) and France's 3:30.50.
Women's 50 meters freestyle – Bronte Campbell of Australia completed the 50-100 double, swimming a 24.12, finished ahead of Ranomi Kromowidjojo of the Netherlands with a 24.22 and Sarah Sjostrom of Sweden, taking bronze after swimming a 24.31.
Women's 50 meters breaststroke – Jennie Johansson became the second Swedish gold medalist of the championship, swimming a 30.05 to finish ahead of Jamaican Alia Atkinson, taking silver after 30.11. Bronze went to Yulia Yefimova of Russia, swimming a 30.13.
Women's 400 meters individual medley – Katinka Hosszu of Hungary completes the individual medley double with 4:30.39, beating Maya DiRado of the United States taking silver after a 4:31.71 and bronze medalist Emily Overholt of Canada, taking a 4:32.52.
Women's 4×100 meters medley relay – In a race with two teams disqualified after the finish, China takes gold with a foursome of Fu Yuanhui, Shi Jinglin, Lu Ying and Shen Duo. Sweden set a new European record (3:55.24) to take silver while Australia with 3:55.56 finished third to take bronze. The United States finished outside the medals (fourth) in a disappointing finish to the championship.
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Canadian Baptists Reflect on History, Future
By Brian Kaylor
Canadian Baptists offered hearty welcomes to the more than 300 global Baptists from more than 50 nations assembled in Vancouver, Canada, this week for the annual gathering of the Baptist World Alliance.
Canadian Baptist leaders reflected also on their own unique ministry heritage and context as they introduced their country.
"I am proud of who we are as western Canadian Baptists," said Axel Schoeber, a professor at the Baptist-affiliated Carey Theological College in Vancouver.
Tracing the history of Baptist work in western Canada, Schoeber noted "the late start of Baptist witness in the region" as Baptists moved in from the eastern part of Canada in the last quarter of the 19th century.
In addition to challenges like theological disagreements over modernism and cultural and racial divisions, he noted the vast landscape of western Canada also impacted the Baptist witness.
"Such geographic distances have often made church planting an uncertain venture," he explained.
The nearly 200,000 Baptists in western Canada account for about 2 percent of the region's population. These Baptists are spread out in several hundred churches.
Jeremy Bell, executive minister of the Canadian Baptists of Western Canada, noted the impact of Canadian Baptists on their nation despite their relatively small size.
Former Prime Minister John Diefenbaker pushed for rights of First Nations people and "penned the first Canadian Bill of Rights and Freedoms." Tommy Douglas, a Baptist minister and politician, as a provincial premier implemented the first universal health care system in the country.
"The Canadian and especially western Canadian social experience is crowded with such remarkable personalities and figures," he said.
Bell noted several issues facing Baptists in western Canada that he views as both challenges and opportunities. These include a postmodern culture, a push for syncretism, issues related to death and sexuality, environmental issues and relations with First Nations people.
"The Christian faith and church is challenged, but in many ways thriving in this wonderful gift we have been given in this country of Canada," he declared. "By reinforcing the portrayal of different traditions in their own unique way, it allows the Christian church and the Christian faith to stand out for the uniqueness in Christ that we represent."
Schoeber called First Baptist Church of Vancouver, which started in 1887, "a pillar Baptist church for the province." Baptists from across Canada welcomed global Baptists with a celebration at First Baptist.
After some Canadian barbecue and a street hockey puck-shooting challenge, a service inside the church featured greetings and music.
Terry Smith, executive director of Canadian Baptist Ministries, noted the importance of the maple tree to Canada as a maple leaf dominates the nation's flag. He suggested the maple tree's seed (known as a samara) offers a great metaphor for Canadian Baptists.
"When we were kids, we called them helicopters," Smith recounted. "Their wings spread out when they fall from the tree and they twirl and twirl and are carried by the wind and when they cover the ground all around. And as they germinate, they produce those beautiful trees and very distinct leaves."
Smith said missionaries initially brought the Baptist witness to Canada from countries like France, Germany, Sweden, Norway and the United States.
He added that today Baptists come from many countries like Nigeria, the Philippines, Haiti, Brazil, Russia, China, Korea and India.
"Your churches have sent seeds – little samaras – to grow in our good soil," Smith told Baptists from around the world. "These seeds have been welcomed in this country."
Smith quickly added that Canadian Baptists have also spread the Baptist witness in other countries.
"But just as we have received the seeds from afar, so, too, Canadian Baptists have sent samaras – or seeds – and planted churches around the world," he said. "Throughout our long and rich history, Canadian Baptists have sent hundreds of missionaries, church planters, evangelists, development workers, social justice advocates, educators, health care professionals, etc."
"Like a healthy maple tree that spreads its seeds, God has blessed the global church through the work of the seeds we have planted," he added.
The welcome event also featured remarks from Deborah Sparrow of the Musqueam First Nation, who originally lived in the land that now includes Vancouver. Cheryl Bear, of the Nadleh Whut'en First Nation, brought special music during the event.
Canadians have worked in recent years to make amends with First Nations peoples who suffered severe displacement and discrimination even into the 20th century. Smith and other Canadian Baptist leaders echoed the need for truth and reconciliation.
"This soil isn't ours," Smith said as he introduced Sparrow. "We as a country have recently undertaken a meaningful self-examination of our past and are learning more about our history."
Bell, who introduced Bear as a prophetic voice, noted at another point during the annual gathering that Canadian Baptists have more work to do.
"The missional opportunity," he offered, "is to begin to find ways of supporting educational and economic opportunities, infrastructure development around safe water, assistance in equitable land claim negotiations and a concerted effort to differentiate First Nations' religious and cultural practices … and whenever possible to integrate those practices into the context of mission and justice."
Brian Kaylor is a contributing editor for EthicsDaily.com. You can follow him on Twitter @BrianKaylor.
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DOJ urges Supreme Court to return Apple vs. Samsung patent case to lower court
The Justice Department on Wednesday filed an amicus brief urging the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn Apple's appellate court win over Samsung in a nearly five-year-old patent dispute, a decision that would inevitably lead to a new round of litigation.
According to Reuters, the filing brings into question Samsung's assertions that damages paid to redress found-infringed patents should be based on components rather than whole handset sales. It is unclear whether Samsung presented enough evidence to support its claims, the DOJ says, and thus the case should be returned to a lower court for further deliberation.
During the numerous Apple v. Samsung jury trial sessions, and most recently appeals court proceedings, Samsung argued only individual phone components should be considered when calculating damages if the successfully leveraged design patent only applies to said components. When Samsung petitioned the Supreme Court in December, it said electronic devices "contain countless other features that give them remarkable functionality wholly unrelated to their design."
Apple in its infringement claims said Samsung should pay up based on product sales.
The Supreme Court agreed to investigate Samsung's petition in March.
For its part, Apple in February filed in opposition of Samsung's request, saying the California case is "legally unexceptional."
Apple won an initial $1.08 billion in damages as part of its first California patent infringement suit against Samsung in 2012. A subsequent partial retrial, a successful CAFC appeal and intervening court revisions brought that figure down to $548 million. Samsung agreed to pay the sum in December under the condition that it be reimbursed if judgment was reversed, modified or otherwise changed in the Korean company's favor.
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It is completely safe unless you go for obvious scams like "they promise you a dance" mentioned below or unless you like to pick up a fight drunk in night. I saw couple of bar fights but nobody ever threatened me and I've never had a problem. It was always between some drunks that wanted to fight.
So the worst case scenario can be, if you are a troublemaker, drunk fight late in night. Even if that happens, fists would be the worst thing you would be facing. No knifes and no guns.
To say Wroclaw is a safer city that an American city is to look at it a face value. I've lived in an american city for many years and have not seen in those years as much violence on the streets than in one year in this city.
I have seen racial violence, I have seen pole-on-pole violence, I have seen a general disregard for each other, especially at night in the Rynek. Bouncers are out of control and are not trained to disesclate situations but to violent react to everything. Teenager Women push there way throw people without any manners. Men pick fights for no reason or for racial reasons. I saw a man with a child in his hands start a fight with a guy, and almost fist fight each other. I saw people get jumped because of being a different color, I saw bouncers choke hold people for no reason. People have nothing to lose and they act like it. Apparently its gotten alot worse from the posts I see here from 2015.
Anyone commenting that gun control laws somehow solve the problem of violence, this clearly does not apply in Wroclaw. Moreover these people have clearly not lived in many American cities. I feel 100% safer walking the streets in America then cruising around the Rynek at night, where everywhere I turn someone is picking a fight or being disrepectufl. I am not a gun fan, but apparently mutual deterrence does work, if people knew that picking fights in Wroclaw might get them shot, maybe they wouldn't pick so many fights.
So disappointed in my own people, the respect, appreciation, and humbleness, built along with the heartache of going throw World-Wars, has been lost with this new generation.
These people are ruthless they promise you a dance with a girl then bait and switch you no one thing that comes out of their mouth is true when the get you CC the will rack it up then demand more. They charged me $4099 the made me sign a statement saying all the charges where legit. One of them was walking me home until I looked the other way then she bolted down a dark ally. The "strippers" are just what they say. They strip you of all your money then throw you to the curb. Another wonderful thinging about Poland. BEWARE DO NOT GO INTO THE BASEMENT!!! Scam, ruthless just mean. Liars and total scam artists. I will try to get my money back but if you like being extorted, held against your will and watch as the "manager" keeps running you card even after you said NO then good luck. I really thought I was going to eng up in an alley with a bullet in the back of my head. I hope the rest of Poland is better. It was the single worst experience in my life. I will get pictures later.


We develop workshops for groups of tourists and/or agencies that request the service in advance (at least 5 days before). These workshops seek to teach more about our customs and traditions.
The tourist can learn how to make a bracelet or bookmark in less than an hour. This workshop is taught by the women weavers of Awana Kancha.
The wooden lathe is derived from the Andean culture in association with the Spanish culture, rescued today to make different instruments such as spoons, bowls, toys, etc. It is known in Quechua as "tiuka".
Each participant will learn how to make these "keros" glasses in wood in only a session, where they will personally be able to work them and also paint them.
This workshop is dictated by Mr. Higidio, one of the last lathe masters, originally from the community of Bombon (Paucartambo).
The workshop will last one hour and will be held at the Awana Kancha facilities.
Materials (natural pigments from dye plants) will be provided.
Workshop where the participants will learn how to make these mythical characters in the manner of small dolls made of cold ceramics and traditional fabrics.
This workshop aims to make participants learn more about the Quechua language, but in a didactic way, engaging in a bilateral dialogue between the weavers of the communities and the visitors. Sharing aspects of living culture such as stories, gastronomy, etc.


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/// @name Notification responders
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- (void) computerPlayerThinkingStops:(NSNotification*)notification;
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/// @name Privately declared properties
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@property(nonatomic, assign) PlayViewModel* model;
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/// @brief Initializes a SoundHandling object with user defaults data.
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  if (! self)
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  self.disabled = false;
  // NSString and CFStringRef are toll-free bridged types, which allows to
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  // TODO: We should use ApplicationDelegate.resourceBundle here, but how can
  // we get from NSBundle to CFBundle? These are not toll-free bridged types...
  CFURLRef playStoneURLRef = CFBundleCopyResourceURL(CFBundleGetMainBundle(), (CFStringRef)playStoneSoundFileResource, NULL, NULL);
  AudioServicesCreateSystemSoundID(playStoneURLRef, &playStoneSystemSound);
  CFRelease(playStoneURLRef);

  ApplicationDelegate* delegate = [ApplicationDelegate sharedDelegate];
  self.model = [delegate playViewModel];

  NSNotificationCenter* center = [NSNotificationCenter defaultCenter];
  [center addObserver:self selector:@selector(computerPlayerThinkingStops:) name:computerPlayerThinkingStops object:nil];

  return self;
}

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  [[NSNotificationCenter defaultCenter] removeObserver:self];
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  GoGame* game = [GoGame sharedGame];
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    ;  // do not abort, this is the case where the computer has finished
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  else if ([game isComputerPlayersTurn])
    return;

  if (self.model.vibrate)
  {
    // There is a similar function AudioServicesPlayAlertSound(). According to
    // the following blog article, the difference is that on iOS devices that
    // do not support vibration, AudioServicesPlayAlertSound() plays a beep
    // sound, whereas AudioServicesPlaySystemSound() does nothing.
    // http://blog.mugunthkumar.com/coding/iphone-tutorial-better-way-to-check-capabilities-of-ios-devices/
    //
    // On developer.apple.com there are two articles that refer to vibration:
    // - Multimedia Programming Guide: This one says to use
    //   AudioServicesPlaySystemSound(). It does not mention the beep sound,
    //   but it says that this does nothing on an iPod touch
    // - System Sound Services Reference: Seems to confirm the information from
    //   the Multimedia Programming Guide, although confusingly mentions
    //   AudioServicesPlayAlertSound() in describing the kSystemSoundID_Vibrate
    //   constant. This is probably an error.
    //
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Search - The Weird Sisters
Author: Eleanor Brown
A major new talent tackles the complicated terrain of sisters, the power of books, and the places we decide to call home. There is no problem that a library card can't solve. The Andreas family is one of readers. Their father, a renowned Shakespeare professor who speaks almost entirely in verse, has named his three daughters after famous Sha... more »kespearean women. When the sisters return to their childhood home, ostensibly to care for their ailing mother, but really to lick their wounds and bury their secrets, they are horrified to find the others there. See, we love each other. We just don't happen to like each other very much. But the sisters soon discover that everything they've been running from -- one another, their small hometown, and themselves -- might offer more than they ever expected. « less
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Nada A. reviewed The Weird Sisters on 2/6/2011 + 1247 more book reviews
This book is a character study of a family - the parents and particularly the three daughters. The novel does not have much of a plot. In the context of a few events, it looks at the individuals and what makes them who they are. As such, I found a lot that I could relate to in the book. The characters seemed real and believable.
I did find a few things disconcerting about the book. Because the story is character based and not plot based, at times, it seemed a little long. Also the narrator or voice of the story is the three sisters - references to "us" and "our parents." However, each sister is then discussed in the third person as if the other two were talking about her. That took a little getting used to. At first, I found the Shakespearian references distracting, but once I got over the need to look each one up, they were fun!
The one thing I wish is that the characters of the parents especially the mother were explored more fully. The book hints at the story of her life but does not go into it. I wanted to know!
Kristin D. (kdurham2813) reviewed The Weird Sisters on 2/12/2011 + 753 more book reviews
A book with a lot of recent hype, which always makes me a little nervous because I want the book to really earn the hype that it receives.
So onward to the review - purely wonderful read. I hate to say that I had a hard time finding a chunk of time to read it, but page by page I fell in love with this read. A story of three sisters that come home to regroup and get their lives on different tracks. Close to home, this story made me think about my return to "home" or where my parents currently live, with my boyfriend to take jobs and regroup. My little sister also came back to where my parents live to regroup and take her life down a different path. Fortunately, our own issues brought us close to our parents, unlike the book where the girls use their mother's illness as the reason to return home.
My one small minor issue that I was able to overcome was the frequency of quotes from Shakespeare. Not being a Shakespeare fan, I probably would have gotten into the read quicker because I felt as though there were quite a few more at the beginning in comparison to the end. They did fit in the story, so if you knew the story line, it was easy to interpret the quotes.
I quickly became attached to each of the three sisters in very different ways. Their story arcs were unique, but interconnected and the flashbacks to previous years helped guide the story along. The book centered around the three girls, but the parents and other minor characters were very much a part of bringing this story to life.
I am physically passing this book onto mom and would recommend those who have a sister or two to pick this one up.
ANNA S. (SanJoseCa) reviewed The Weird Sisters on 6/10/2011 + 328 more book reviews
This is a story about three adult sisters that move back home. They supposedly return to help care for their mother who has cancer, but each sister has other secret reasons for coming home. (homelessness, pregnancy, larceny, to name a few.)
I really wanted to like this book. I loved the author's descriptive writing. The story was character driven and I think that was my problem....I just didn't like any of the characters.
Interesting note- The three witches or sometimes called the Weird Sisters' are also characters in the William Shakespeare play MACBETH.
Karen B. (Jitterbug3) reviewed The Weird Sisters on 4/21/2012 + 198 more book reviews
I tried very hard to enjoy this book but I just couldn't. I felt like it moved too slow and didn't get anywhere. I did have a hard time with the third personal plural voice but I did eventually adjust to it. But after almost 200 pages I asked myself, why was I forcing myself to finish...and I didn't.
Annette S. (annette-s) reviewed The Weird Sisters on 4/1/2013 + 49 more book reviews
The Weird Sisters by Eleanor Brown is about three sisters who move back home to care for their mother who has breast cancer. Rose is the oldest and had already moved back to tend to both aging parents, whether they needed help or not. Shes the mother hen, the one who takes control, the one who willingly and begrudgingly heaps responsibility on her own shoulders. Bianca, aka Bean, is the middle sister. Shes a self-centered thirty-year old who sucks up attention much like a smoker inhales a cigarette. She also a thief, an embezzler. But wait! Theres more. Youll have to read about her other alluring attributes, but I will tell you that I would vote her least likely to choose as a friend. She irked me. Finally, theres the twenty-seven-year-old baby, Cordelia. Cordy is a free spirit, a nomad, a wanderer. Shes also pregnant, something she picked up along her travels.
The sisters are so different that they dont always get along. Brown writes, See, we love one another. We just dont happen to like one another very much. While the differences grate on their relationships, they are all bound by one thing; they love books. They grew up reading anything and everything. Books are like oxygen and they will pick up any book just as long as theyre reading. Their dad is a professor of English who has devoted his life to Shakespeare. He only speaks Shakespearean, a language Im neither familiar with nor really tempted to learn right now. But in their family its somehow endearing to the girlsfor me, not so much. I prefer to converse with my parents in non-riddles. All three sisters are named after Shakespearean characters, and the weird sisters refers to the witches in Macbeth.
The good news is, you dont have to be a Bard fan to like this book. Its about the sister dynamics and their individual struggles. I wasn't so sure I was going to like the book, since I cannot truly relate to any of the characters. But I did like it, probably for just that reason. It brought me into an unfamiliar world. I think the novel would be a good candidate for a book club selection, because the discussion could center not only around sisters in general, or these particular sisters, but also about each of their personalities. Read other reviews at http://readinginthegarden.blogspot.com
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6/19/2020 - The Primary Election is now scheduled for July 7 and will be conducted mainly by mail-in ballots.
The Primary Election is now scheduled for July 7 and will be conducted mainly by mail-in ballots.
On May 15, 2020 Governor Murphy signed Executive Order 144, which directed the following:
Registered, active Democrats and Republicans will be mailed ballots automatically.
Unaffiliated and Inactive voters will be mailed a special application that they can use if they would like to receive a ballot for the July 7th Primary. (English Application) (Solicitud en Español)
A limited number of polling places will be open on Election Day where only provisional paper ballots will be available to cast your vote. Polls are open from 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Voters who need an accessible ballot may call the County Clerk's Office or go to their assigned polling place where there will be an accessible voting device on Primary Election Day.
A sample ballot will be posted at each polling place. Sample ballots will not be mailed out.
Voters who receive a Vote-by-Mail ballot are encouraged to vote and mail their ballot to the Somerset County Board of Elections in the postage paid envelope as soon as possible. Ballots returned by mail must be postmarked no later than 8:00 p.m. on July 7, 2020.
Ballots may also be placed in one of five secure Election Ballot Drop Boxes located throughout the County. The deadline for placing it in one of the secure drop boxes or for delivering your ballot in person to the Somerset County Board of Elections is 8:00 p.m. on July 7, 2020.
If you have questions call the County Clerk's Office at 908-231-7013 or the County Board of Elections at 908-231-7084.


In an announcement yesterday, President Barack Obama awarded 10 states, five from the South (Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Oklahoma, and Tennessee), waivers from the No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB). The states will receive relief from requirements in the law in exchange for implementing reforms around standards, teacher effectiveness and accountability.
Three state waivers, Florida, Georgia, and Oklahoma, are conditional upon the states adopting policies or legislation that completes the reforms outlined in their applications. For the most part, however, these conditions relate to parts of the plans that are not yet in place but are in process.
The other five states earning relief are Colorado, Indiana, Massachusetts, Minnesota, and New Jersey. The Department of Education is working with New Mexico (the only state applying for a waiver in the first round that was unsuccessful) on completing its application. Taken together, the 10 states represent nearly 24 percent of all American students.
Among the flexibilities offered by the waivers, chief among them is relief from a requirement to have all students proficient in reading and math on state assessments by 2014, a target that is widely considered to be unrealistic. States also earn increased flexibility on how they spend Title I funds, removing the silo approach that limits their application at the school level. States also will be able to measure school and district effectiveness based on student improvement (rather than static performance, as under current law). States also were given the leeway on the measures they would take to improve performance at the lowest achieving schools, a departure from NCLB, which mandates states take specific, and in some places unrealistic, interventions when schools fall below targets. Moreover, the waivers step back from the highly proscriptive nature of NCLB on determining performance targets and sanctions for those schools failing to meet benchmarks, providing states the ability to tailor targets and interventions.
As has been outlined in previous issues of Ednotes on the Issues and in a recent SLC Issue Alert, the move to implement waivers comes, in part, because Congress is past due to reauthorize and update the No Child Left Behind Act, which became law in January 2002. In many ways, activities and reforms at the state and local level have raced ahead of the existing federal law, including state-driven efforts for new shared state standards and shared assessments; new teacher and principal evaluation systems that are tied to effectiveness and improved practice; and enhanced school and system-wide accountability systems that focus on improvements instead of sanctions.
The waivers reflect a response to the general frustration with the current state of affairs, as well as a need to move forward on education reform outside existing policy. Dissenting responses to the issuance of waivers has been fairly muted, although the California Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson (who is responsible for the education of nearly 13 percent of all students in the United States) noted in a statement "[NCLB]'s failures should prompt a thorough reassessment of the federal role in education, not merely the substitution of one set of inflexible requirements for another." Others, including Congressman John Kline, chair of the House Education Committee, echoed concern that education reform would require a legislative, and not executive, resolution.
These concerns notwithstanding, there is a recognition that while there is a consensus on the fact that NCLB is broken, there is no consensus on how to fix it, and very little likelihood that Congress will take action on it prior to the 2014 proficiency deadline. Without some relief, states and districts will find themselves in the position of undertaking costly interventions for students in the vast majority of schools.
While the relief provided by the administration from NCLB follows upon a narrow range of options, the approach to education reform it supports in many ways reflects the steps already being taken at the state level, reflecting an acknowledgement that states, and not the federal government, continue to drive forward education reform. In making the announcement of the waivers yesterday, President Obama noted as much, saying "if we're serious about helping our children reach their potential, the best ideas aren't going to come from Washington alone."
The announcement of the 10 states to earn flexibility from NCLB is not the end of the process, however. When the proposal was presented in September 2011, the administration acknowledged that not all states were in the same position to meet the requirements for flexibility, and that there would be a second round of applications considered for relief. To date, 28 states have indicated their intentions to seek waivers. The deadline for submission for the second round of waivers is February 21.


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