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package org.activiti.engine.test.bpmn.subprocess;

import java.io.InputStream;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;

import org.activiti.engine.impl.test.ResourceFlowableTestCase;
import org.flowable.bpmn.converter.BpmnXMLConverter;
import org.flowable.bpmn.model.BpmnModel;
import org.flowable.engine.common.api.FlowableException;
import org.flowable.engine.common.impl.util.io.InputStreamSource;
import org.flowable.engine.common.impl.util.io.StreamSource;
import org.flowable.engine.history.HistoricActivityInstance;
import org.flowable.engine.history.HistoricActivityInstanceQuery;
import org.flowable.engine.history.HistoricVariableInstance;
import org.flowable.engine.history.HistoricVariableInstanceQuery;
import org.flowable.engine.repository.Deployment;
import org.flowable.engine.repository.DeploymentProperties;
import org.flowable.engine.repository.ProcessDefinition;
import org.flowable.engine.runtime.ProcessInstance;

public class CallActivityTest extends ResourceFlowableTestCase {

    private static final String  MAIN_PROCESS_RESOURCE = "org/activiti/engine/test/bpmn/subprocess/SubProcessTest.testSuspendedProcessCallActivity_mainProcess.bpmn.xml";
    private static final String CHILD_PROCESS_RESOURCE = "org/activiti/engine/test/bpmn/subprocess/SubProcessTest.testSuspendedProcessCallActivity_childProcess.bpmn.xml";
    private static final String MESSAGE_TRIGGERED_PROCESS_RESOURCE = "org/activiti/engine/test/bpmn/subprocess/SubProcessTest.testSuspendedProcessCallActivity_messageTriggeredProcess.bpmn.xml";
    private static final String INHERIT_VARIABLES_MAIN_PROCESS_RESOURCE = "org/activiti/engine/test/bpmn/subprocess/SubProcessTest.testInheritVariablesCallActivity_mainProcess.bpmn20.xml";
    private static final String INHERIT_VARIABLES_CHILD_PROCESS_RESOURCE = "org/activiti/engine/test/bpmn/subprocess/SubProcessTest.testInheritVariablesCallActivity_childProcess.bpmn20.xml";
    private static final String NOT_INHERIT_VARIABLES_MAIN_PROCESS_RESOURCE = "org/activiti/engine/test/bpmn/subprocess/SubProcessTest.testNotInheritVariablesCallActivity_mainProcess.bpmn20.xml";

    public CallActivityTest() {
        super("org/activiti/standalone/parsing/encoding.flowable.cfg.xml");
    }

    public void testInstantiateProcessByMessage() throws Exception {
        BpmnModel messageTriggeredBpmnModel = loadBPMNModel(MESSAGE_TRIGGERED_PROCESS_RESOURCE);

        processEngine.getRepositoryService()
                .createDeployment()
                .name("messageTriggeredProcessDeployment")
                .addBpmnModel("messageTriggered.bpmn20.xml", messageTriggeredBpmnModel)
                .deploymentProperty(DeploymentProperties.DEPLOY_AS_FLOWABLE5_PROCESS_DEFINITION, Boolean.TRUE)
                .deploy();

        ProcessInstance childProcessInstance = runtimeService.startProcessInstanceByMessage("TRIGGER_PROCESS_MESSAGE");
        assertNotNull(childProcessInstance);
    }

    public void testInstantiateSuspendedProcessByMessage() throws Exception {
        BpmnModel messageTriggeredBpmnModel = loadBPMNModel(MESSAGE_TRIGGERED_PROCESS_RESOURCE);

        Deployment messageTriggeredBpmnDeployment = processEngine.getRepositoryService()
                .createDeployment()
                .name("messageTriggeredProcessDeployment")
                .addBpmnModel("messageTriggered.bpmn20.xml", messageTriggeredBpmnModel)
                .deploymentProperty(DeploymentProperties.DEPLOY_AS_FLOWABLE5_PROCESS_DEFINITION, Boolean.TRUE)
                .deploy();

        suspendProcessDefinitions(messageTriggeredBpmnDeployment);

        try {
            runtimeService.startProcessInstanceByMessage("TRIGGER_PROCESS_MESSAGE");
            fail("Exception expected");
        } catch (FlowableException ae) {
            assertTextPresent("Cannot start process instance. Process definition Message Triggered Process", ae.getMessage());
        }

    }

    public void testInstantiateChildProcess() throws Exception {
        BpmnModel childBpmnModel = loadBPMNModel(CHILD_PROCESS_RESOURCE);

        processEngine.getRepositoryService()
                .createDeployment()
                .name("childProcessDeployment")
                .addBpmnModel("childProcess.bpmn20.xml", childBpmnModel)
                .deploymentProperty(DeploymentProperties.DEPLOY_AS_FLOWABLE5_PROCESS_DEFINITION, Boolean.TRUE)
                .deploy();

        ProcessInstance childProcessInstance = runtimeService.startProcessInstanceByKey("childProcess");
        assertNotNull(childProcessInstance);
    }

    public void testInstantiateSuspendedChildProcess() throws Exception {
        BpmnModel childBpmnModel = loadBPMNModel(CHILD_PROCESS_RESOURCE);

        Deployment childDeployment = processEngine.getRepositoryService()
                .createDeployment()
                .name("childProcessDeployment")
                .addBpmnModel("childProcess.bpmn20.xml", childBpmnModel)
                .deploymentProperty(DeploymentProperties.DEPLOY_AS_FLOWABLE5_PROCESS_DEFINITION, Boolean.TRUE)
                .deploy();

        suspendProcessDefinitions(childDeployment);

        try {
            runtimeService.startProcessInstanceByKey("childProcess");
            fail("Exception expected");
        } catch (FlowableException ae) {
            assertTextPresent("Cannot start process instance. Process definition Child Process", ae.getMessage());
        }

    }

    public void testInstantiateSubprocess() throws Exception {
        BpmnModel mainBpmnModel = loadBPMNModel(MAIN_PROCESS_RESOURCE);
        BpmnModel childBpmnModel = loadBPMNModel(CHILD_PROCESS_RESOURCE);

        Deployment childDeployment = processEngine.getRepositoryService()
                .createDeployment()
                .name("childProcessDeployment")
                .addBpmnModel("childProcess.bpmn20.xml", childBpmnModel)
                .deploymentProperty(DeploymentProperties.DEPLOY_AS_FLOWABLE5_PROCESS_DEFINITION, Boolean.TRUE)
                .deploy();

        processEngine.getRepositoryService()
                .createDeployment()
                .name("masterProcessDeployment")
                .addBpmnModel("masterProcess.bpmn20.xml", mainBpmnModel)
                .deploymentProperty(DeploymentProperties.DEPLOY_AS_FLOWABLE5_PROCESS_DEFINITION, Boolean.TRUE)
                .deploy();

        suspendProcessDefinitions(childDeployment);

        try {
            runtimeService.startProcessInstanceByKey("masterProcess");
            fail("Exception expected");
        } catch (FlowableException ae) {
            assertTextPresent("Cannot start process instance. Process definition Child Process", ae.getMessage());
        }

    }

    public void testInheritVariablesSubprocess() throws Exception {
        BpmnModel mainBpmnModel = loadBPMNModel(INHERIT_VARIABLES_MAIN_PROCESS_RESOURCE);
        BpmnModel childBpmnModel = loadBPMNModel(INHERIT_VARIABLES_CHILD_PROCESS_RESOURCE);

        processEngine.getRepositoryService()
                .createDeployment()
                .name("mainProcessDeployment")
                .addBpmnModel("mainProcess.bpmn20.xml", mainBpmnModel).deploy();

        processEngine.getRepositoryService()
                .createDeployment()
                .name("childProcessDeployment")
                .addBpmnModel("childProcess.bpmn20.xml", childBpmnModel).deploy();

        Map<String, Object> variables = new HashMap<String, Object>();
        variables.put("var1", "String test value");
        variables.put("var2", true);
        variables.put("var3", 12345);
        variables.put("var4", 67890);

        ProcessInstance mainProcessInstance = runtimeService.startProcessInstanceByKey("mainProcess", variables);

        HistoricActivityInstanceQuery activityInstanceQuery = historyService.createHistoricActivityInstanceQuery();
        activityInstanceQuery.processInstanceId(mainProcessInstance.getId());
        activityInstanceQuery.activityId("childProcessCall");
        HistoricActivityInstance activityInstance = activityInstanceQuery.singleResult();
        String calledInstanceId = activityInstance.getCalledProcessInstanceId();

        HistoricVariableInstanceQuery variableInstanceQuery = historyService.createHistoricVariableInstanceQuery();
        List<HistoricVariableInstance> variableInstances = variableInstanceQuery.processInstanceId(calledInstanceId).list();

        assertEquals(4, variableInstances.size());
        for (HistoricVariableInstance variable : variableInstances) {
            assertEquals(variables.get(variable.getVariableName()), variable.getValue());
        }
    }

    public void testNotInheritVariablesSubprocess() throws Exception {
        BpmnModel mainBpmnModel = loadBPMNModel(NOT_INHERIT_VARIABLES_MAIN_PROCESS_RESOURCE);
        BpmnModel childBpmnModel = loadBPMNModel(INHERIT_VARIABLES_CHILD_PROCESS_RESOURCE);

        processEngine.getRepositoryService()
                .createDeployment()
                .name("childProcessDeployment")
                .addBpmnModel("childProcess.bpmn20.xml", childBpmnModel).deploy();

        processEngine.getRepositoryService()
                .createDeployment()
                .name("mainProcessDeployment")
                .addBpmnModel("mainProcess.bpmn20.xml", mainBpmnModel).deploy();

        Map<String, Object> variables = new HashMap<String, Object>();
        variables.put("var1", "String test value");
        variables.put("var2", true);
        variables.put("var3", 12345);
        variables.put("var4", 67890);

        ProcessInstance mainProcessInstance = runtimeService.startProcessInstanceByKey("mainProcess", variables);

        HistoricActivityInstanceQuery activityInstanceQuery = historyService.createHistoricActivityInstanceQuery();
        activityInstanceQuery.processInstanceId(mainProcessInstance.getId());
        activityInstanceQuery.activityId("childProcessCall");
        HistoricActivityInstance activityInstance = activityInstanceQuery.singleResult();
        String calledInstanceId = activityInstance.getCalledProcessInstanceId();

        HistoricVariableInstanceQuery variableInstanceQuery = historyService.createHistoricVariableInstanceQuery();
        variableInstanceQuery.processInstanceId(calledInstanceId);
        List<HistoricVariableInstance> variableInstances = variableInstanceQuery.list();

        assertEquals(0, variableInstances.size());
    }

    private void suspendProcessDefinitions(Deployment childDeployment) {
        List<ProcessDefinition> childProcessDefinitionList = repositoryService.createProcessDefinitionQuery().deploymentId(childDeployment.getId()).list();

        for (ProcessDefinition processDefinition : childProcessDefinitionList) {
            repositoryService.suspendProcessDefinitionById(processDefinition.getId());
        }
    }

    protected void tearDown() throws Exception {
        for (Deployment deployment : repositoryService.createDeploymentQuery().list()) {
            repositoryService.deleteDeployment(deployment.getId(), true);
        }
        super.tearDown();
    }

    protected BpmnModel loadBPMNModel(String bpmnModelFilePath) throws Exception {
        InputStream xmlStream = this.getClass().getClassLoader().getResourceAsStream(bpmnModelFilePath);
        StreamSource xmlSource = new InputStreamSource(xmlStream);
        BpmnModel bpmnModel = new BpmnXMLConverter().convertToBpmnModel(xmlSource, false, false, processEngineConfiguration.getXmlEncoding());
        return bpmnModel;
    }

}

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Firing of Standish town manager remains a mystery
His lawyer says 'something stinks' about the vote to terminate Kris Tucker without cause.
By Matt JunkerLakes Region Weekly
STANDISH — The recently fired Standish town manager is "laying low right now" and "pretty upset and disappointed about the way this all went down," his attorney said this week.
The council voted 6-1 Monday to terminate manager Kris Tucker's contract without cause, meaning he is entitled to severance and health care payments. Tucker had been on the job for less than eight months.
Standish councilor criticizes firing of town manager who'd served less than 8 months
"The timing of all this was quite curious," Tucker's lawyer, Gregg Frame, said in an interview. "Something stinks."
Frame also said that, before the vote to terminate him, the town initiated an outside investigation into allegations made against Tucker. He did not specify what the allegations were, but said the investigation exonerated Tucker.
Tucker was not present for Monday night's meeting and has not commented publicly about the termination. Nesbitt said Tucker was placed on paid leave last Wednesday. The termination was effective Monday night, he said.
Frame said legal action is "certainly an option," but added it is "premature to say we're going to litigate this case."
Council Chairman Steven Nesbitt said during the meeting Monday that he could not go into the reasoning behind the termination because it is a personnel matter.
Kris Tucker's contract as Standish town manager required the town to pay him a lump-sum severance.
"The best I can address that at this time is we performed Mr. Tucker's six-month evaluation, the Town Council has had several discussions, and we feel it's best to part ways at this time," Nesbitt said.
The town has denied requests from the Portland Press Herald and Lakes Region Weekly for records related to the evaluation and termination, saying the documents contain confidential personnel information or do not exist.
The lone councilor who voted against firing Town Manager Kris Tucker on Monday said Tuesday the termination was "a total snow job."
Councilor Peter Starostecki said by phone Tuesday morning he believes other members of the council and staff at Town Hall view Tucker "as a detriment to the status quo."
"I'm pretty upset about it," said Starostecki, who called Tucker a "terrific town manager."
Responding to Starostecki's comments Tuesday, Nesbitt said that he respects everyone's opinion but does not agree with Starostecki's characterization of the termination. Nesbitt said the action was "in the best interest of the town in the long term."
Standish councilor criticizes firing of town manager
"My job is to think of the town as a whole," Nesbitt said.
Other than brief remarks Monday night from Nesbitt, which came in response to questions from the audience, none of the councilors made comments before the vote.
Resident Myke Russell asked if taxpayers would "get to know what's going on" and added that "it's a lot of money" to go through the process of finding a new manager.
"I understand the frustration, but due to the personnel nature, we must keep it confidential," Nesbitt said.
"It's just very frustrating for us, only knowing what we do know, which isn't very much," said resident Kathy Johnson. "To think that somebody was doing a good job – what we see, seems to be doing a good job – and then (we) just get sort of left out with nothing for information."
Frame said the town initiated a third party review, conducted by human resources professional Deb Whitworth, into allegations made against Tucker.
Frame had not yet obtained a copy of the review's findings, and would not specify what the allegations were, but said that "the investigation completely exonerated Kris."
Both Whitworth and Nesbitt declined to comment when asked to confirm that the third party review took place. Whitworth referred the question to the town's law firm.
A call to Dunn, the town's attorney, was not immediatly returned. She had no comment when approached by a reporter Monday night.
Tucker had been town manager since December, when he took over for longtime manager Gordy Billington.
The council voted 5-2 last October to hire Tucker over another finalist for the job. Tucker previously worked as the director of economic and community development in Northampton, Virginia, and is originally from New Hampshire.
"Kris was brought in to affect change," Frame said, noting that Tucker's efforts to bring changes to how the town is run "definitely chafed the old guard there."
Tucker's contract allows the town to terminate his employment without cause, but the town must pay him a lump sum severance equal to three months salary. Tucker's initial yearly salary was $100,000. Under the contract, the town is also required to maintain Tucker's health insurance plan for a period of three months.
The council has appointed Public Works Director Roger Mosley and Finance Director Scott Gesualdi as co-acting town managers.
Matt Junker can be reached at 781-3661 ext. 123 or [email protected] Follow him on Twitter: @MattJunker.
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Mrs Patel - Head of Science
B.Sc. (Hons) Biochemistry, P.G.C.E. (Secondary) Science/Chemistry
Mrs Knight - Second in Science/Head of Biology
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Mrs Ferchichi - Head of Chemistry
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Mr Patnaik - Head of Physics
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Science is a subject of great importance; the EWS Science Department will continue to build on the government's ongoing strategies for developing a strong supply of scientists, engineers, technologists and mathematicians. It's a subject that can fascinate and delight, develop skills and knowledge, provide excitement and open doors to thousands of different careers. At EWS, science is about creative thinking, identifying patterns and considering a range of evidence to provide solutions and answers. In our lessons we aim to develop the inquiry, discussion and questioning skills necessary for the girls to become scientifically literate and responsible citizens as well as our next generation of inspirational professional scientists.
The Science Department is comprised of twelve purpose-built science laboratories, which are fully equipped with modern facilities such as interactive whiteboards. We have access to lap tops, as well as ICT suites allowing technology to impact in a positive way on the learning experiences of pupils. There are thirteen Specialist Science teaching staff all of who teach their specialism at Key Stage 4 and 5. We also have a dedicated team of four technicians who provide us with the practical support that is crucial to helping children develop an understanding of the processes and theories in the subject.
At Ellen Wilkinson School, we currently have a two-year Key Stage 3 course, with students starting the GCSE course in Year 9. We do this in order to ensure students have ample time to prepare for their GCSE exams. Key Stage 3 Science is taught as one subject, and all three main disciplines (Biology, Chemistry & Physics) are given equal time. Students receive five hours of Science lessons over two weeks in Year 7 and 8. These lessons are a combination of practical and theory lessons, with regular activities to support student learning and attainment. Progress tasks and tests provide quantitative data to support the tracking of students, to ensure that all students make good or better progress. Context drives our syllabus, helping to relate science to real-life concepts and experiences. We aim to teach students the skills they need to solve any problem with scientific enquiry skills. The Key Stage 3 Science course helps to create a strong foundation of knowledge, preparing students for the related topics at GCSE level.
Acids & Alkalis
Structure & Function of Body Systems
Elements & Compounds
Separation Techniques
Adaptation & Inheritance
EWS students are encouraged to become independent learners and within the Science Department we try to equip students with a multitude of resources that will support their learning both in and out of lessons. We issue all Year 7 students with a revision guide that they can take home and use to revise for tests and help with homework.
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The new National Curriculum programme of study can be found using the link below:
https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/335174/SECONDARY_national_curriculum_-_Science_220714.pdf
Here are a few websites recommended for science revision in KS3
BBC Bitesize KS3: http://www.bbc.co.uk/education/subjects/zng4d2p
Doc Brown's quizzes: http://www.docbrown.info/ks3science.htm
Fuse School Videos: https://www.fuseschool.org/users/sign_in?PHPSESSID=7fa046a0b435fc83905abe142010a6c0
The Children's University: http://www.childrensuniversity.manchester.ac.uk/interactives/science/
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Get involved in:
British science week: https://www.britishscienceweek.org/app/uploads/2016/01/British-Science-Week-activity-pack2_secondary.pdf
Citizen Science: https://www.britishscienceweek.org/plan-your-activities/citizen-science/
Science quizzes: https://www.britishscienceweek.org/plan-your-activities/quizzes/
Fun experiments: http://www.kidspot.com.au/things-to-do/collection/science-experiments
Steve Spangler Science: http://www.stevespanglerscience.com/
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Combined Science curriculum
Ecosystem processes
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Homeostasis and Response Part 1
Atomic structure & Periodic table
Bonding and the structure of matter
Maths & Graph Skills
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Plant Structure & Function
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Chemistry of the Atmosphere,
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We follow the AQA specification for all science GCSE courses we offer.
http://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/science/gcse/combined-science-trilogy-8464
Separate sciences (Biology, Chemistry & Physics)
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Plant structure and function
Chemical Changes- Reactivity of Metals
Transport in cell Homeostasis
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Evolution & Extinction
Energy Changes
Linear Motion,
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Using resources.
http://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/science/gcse/biology-8461
http://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/science/gcse/chemistry-8462
http://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/science/gcse/physics-8463
Astronomy GCSE
Commencing in Year 10, some students are given the opportunity to do an extra GCSE in Astronomy. Students are selected on the basis that they have the ability and resilience to successfully complete an extra GCSE.
Astronomy is offered as a twilight course and students not only learn content but are engaged in activities such as stargazing and visits to the Greenwich Observatory.
One linear exam ends a two year program of study and contributes 75% to the total GCSE. The remaining 25% are based on two pieces of coursework when students get the opportunity to actively explore the Universe. We have proudly had a 100% A* - B pass rate at GCSE Astronomy thus far.
The content of the course is divided into 4 main topics:
Earth, Moon and Sun
Planetary systems
Galaxies and Cosmology.
These topics also help students with concepts learned at GCSE Physics and introduce concepts studied at A-level Physics. Students enjoy this extra-curricular GCSE.
Enrichment:
There are lots of extra-curricular activities available, which students have a chance to take part in. These include:
- Science club,
- NHS Schools Science Conference,
- The Big Bang Fair,
- Salters Festival of Chemistry,
- Top of the Bench competition,
- Biology Challenge' for a nationally recognised award
- CREST award – gold level
Trips offered include a visit to The Large Hadron Collider at CERN, Royal Society summer exhibition, Head start Royal Academy of Engineering, as well as opportunities to visit universities such as Imperial and UCL. We have developed strong links with Nuffield Foundation as well as local employers such as GSK.
In London, we are fortunate to have lots of inspiring and exciting places to visit:
London Museum of Water and Steam
The London Zoo
The Royal Observatory
The London Aquarium
The Wetlands Centre
Get inspired by reading one of the following:
Almost Astronauts: 13 Women Who Dared to Dream by Tanya Lee Stone
Red Madness: How a Medical Mystery Changed What We Eat by Gail Jarrow
Stuff That Scares Your Pants Off!: The Science Museum Book of Scary Things by Glenn Murphy
This is Not a Science Book: A Smart Art Activity Book by Clive Gifford
A Journey Through the Digestive System with Max Axiom, Super Scientist by Emily Sohn
Very useful for revision:
BBC Bitesize: http://www.bbc.co.uk/education/subjects/zrkw2hv
CGP online revision guide: https://www.cgpbooks.co.uk/interactive_gcse_science
My GCSE .com- video tutorials: https://www.youtube.com/user/myGCSEscience
Science quizzes: http://www.gcsescience.com/gcse-chemistry-revision-quiz.htm
Our Sixth Form students in KS5 have the opportunity to study A Level Biology, Chemistry, Physics and BTEC Applied Science. All Subjects provide continuity from GCSE, with field trips and University links to extend learning and guidance on future career prospects.
Further details can be found in sixth form area, using the link below:
Our Sixth Form Page


In Canada, there is currently no capital gains tax on donations of publicly listed securities. This means you receive a tax receipt for the full value of publicly traded shares donated, but you are NOT taxed on any gain. Your charitable receipt will reflect the closing price of the shares on the date they are received in our brokerage account.
The chart below shows the net tax benefit of donating shares in a publicly-listed corporation directly to a charity. This example assumes an original cost of $20,000 for the share, a marginal tax rate of 45 per cent and an eligible donation amount of $100,000.


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New xtra-vision and HMV stores open today in Blackpool and Douglas
By TheCork.ie on 26th October, 2013 No Comment
26th October 2013, Saturday
By Bryan T. Smyth
news@TheCork.ie
Two Xtra-vision and HMV integrated stores officially open in Blackpool and Douglas in Cork today. The stores are among 28 locations around the country to feature the new dual branded stores.
To celebrate the official opening, Xtra-vision say they will be offering "fantastic opening day Door Buster Deals", including blu-ray players for €9.99, games consoles from €150, new release music from €7.99, movies from €2.99 and new release games from €29.99. All on a first come first served basis.
Commenting on the openings, Larry Howard, CEO of Hilco Capital Ireland said: "Integrating HMV with Xtra-vision is a very exciting way of bringing the HMV brand into towns all over Ireland. Most of these towns have never had a HMV store located in close proximity, and Hilco is looking forward to delivering the HMV experience to these locations. We hope the people of Cork welcome and embrace the new Xtra-vision / HMV stores in the area."
Already, 11 Xtra-vision and HMV integrated stores have officially opened at locations around the country in October, with 7 stores opening on Saturday 26th October. As well as Blackpool and Douglas, stores will also open in Enniscorthy, Galway, Clonmel, Ennis and Artane. A further 10 stores will open the following week.
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The Chemistry Industry Association of Canada (CIAC) today announced that it has signed on to the Declaration of Global Plastics Associations for Solutions on Marine Litter. The Declaration is a public commitment by over 70 organizations to work with partners to tackle the global problem of plastics in the marine environment.
Enhancing opportunities to recover plastic products for recycling and energy recovery.
Through Responsible Care®, the chemistry industry's globally recognized commitment to sustainability, CIAC's plastic resin producers are obligated to ensure sound stewardship of resin pellets during manufacture, transport and distribution. They also work with their suppliers and customers to prevent product loss while also working to innovate for new products and processes which add value to society while reducing risks to human health and the environment.
CIAC welcomes new member, Praxair Canada Inc.


The hospital's general visiting hours are 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily.
Morning: 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.
Mid-Day: 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.
Late Afternoon: 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Evening: 8 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Monday - Friday: 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays: 2 p.m. to 3 p.m.
Other visitors: 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.
When you arrive at MedStar Southern Maryland Hospital Center, please check in at the front desk to receive a visitor's pass. Please wear your pass throughout your visit. You will be given a new visitor's pass each day. Each patient may have up to two visitors at a time. Children under the age of 12 may not visit without pre-approval from the unit's nurse manager. For the safety of our patients, their families, and other visitors, please do not visit if you have a cough, cold, or another communicable disease. The hospital asks all visitors to help maintain a quiet environment for the welfare of our patients. MedStar Southern Maryland Hospital Center reserves the right to limit visitors or visiting hours in the best interests of our patients, visitors, and staff.
NOTE: MedStar Southern Maryland Hospital Center is a smoke-free institution. Smoking is prohibited inside hospital buildings and on hospital grounds.


Wanaka Beerworks is owned by Jabberwocky Brewery Ltd. Owners Ruenell and Mike Wing along with their baby daughters are proud to take control of this local Wanaka business . Ruenell works alongside Boulton and Chip taking care of all the behind the scenes duties. Her vast work history, education and travel experience makes her perfect for the multiple role of sales, admin, marketing and mum. Mike is a viticulturist by day and when he is not tending to Pinot Noir he is in search of the perfect beer or just the next one. His diverse role in the brewery is more general dogs body, bean counter and most importantly, quality controller.
Head brewer, Andrew Boulton, graduated from university with a BS in Chemical Engineering and a passion for the process of how great tasting beer is made. After 5 years of home brewing and chasing the ski seasons around the world, for the snow and for the beer, he found Wanaka and particularly Wanaka Beerworks to be the best place to begin a brewing career. He started brewing for Wanaka Beerworks in 2013 and have been able to work with some awesome brewers from around NZ and the world.
Assistant brewer, Chip, trained as a chef at Cromwell College and has 10 years of working in kitchens under his belt. His passion for home brewing was ignited when he started making cider 4 years ago which expanded into brewing beer as well as experimenting with making wine, schnapps, rum and pretty much anything else that can be fermented. When an opportunity came up to work at Wanaka Beerworks he jumped at the chance to indulge his passion for making delicious beer and perfecting his craft. Chip has been with us since November 2014.


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De Microsoft Lumia 540 is een smartphone van het Amerikaanse bedrijf Microsoft Mobile Oy. Het is Microsofts lowbudgettoestel met Windows Phone 8.1 Update 2. In begin 2016 kreeg de Lumia 540 een update naar Windows 10 Mobile.

De Lumia 540 was beschikbaar in vier verschillende kleuren.

Root access
In 2015 werd er door ethisch hacker Rene Lergner, beter bekend onder alias Heathcliff74, een hack ontwikkeld waardoor tweede generatie Lumia's met Windows Phone 8 konden worden geroot. Deze versie was nog niet compatibel met de Lumia Icon en Lumia 1520. Ook nieuwere Lumia's werkten niet. Via een applicatie genaamd Windows Phone Internals kon de bootloader worden ontgrendeld en werd het dus mogelijk om niet-geautoriseerde code uit te voeren. De ontdekkingen werden goed ontvangen door anderen, zo konden er aanpassingen gemaakt worden. Begin 2018 werd versie 2 uitgebracht die ook werkte met Windows 10 Mobile en de nieuwere Lumia's. Deze versie werd later open source.

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LVT is a form of wealth confiscation.
Separate valuation of land would be too difficult.
Resistance from landowners and speculators.
General resistance to 'wealth taxes'.
Ignorance of the principles of LVT.
In his book, Progress and Poverty, Henry George proposed that the Land Value Tax should be the only tax. This 'single tax' idea has been identified with the LVT movement ever since, and is still insisted upon by the purists, but in recent times it has been questioned more and more. It may have been feasible in George's time when economic structures were much simpler, but in the complex contemporary world, it is in my view, more realistic to accept the need for other taxes.
The main purpose of this website is to communicate the ideas of LVT to ordinary people with no special knowledge of economics, and therefore I have used terms and meanings as they are generally understood in common usage. However there are in certain cases definitions used by economists that differ, and need to be mentioned. The items covered are: 1. Wealth, 2. Land, 3. Property/Real Estate, 4. Earnings, 5. Wages, 6. Money, 7. Capital and 8. Ownership.
'In my opinion the least bad tax is the property tax on the unimproved value of land, the Henry George argument of many, many years ago' Milton Friedman (1912-2006): American economist and Nobel laureate.
'The economic case for a Land Value Tax is simple and almost undeniable. Why then do we not have one already? Why hasn't it been adopted widely in the western world? Even more puzzling is that, right now, as western economies struggle with the global financial crisis, why isn't this form of taxation being seriously considered as an alternative?' Sir James Mirlees (1936-2018): Nobel economics Laureate.


Following the news that 620 million stolen account details from 16 hacked sites have been posted for sale on the dark web today, IT experts commented below.
"This is typical of what happens once there is a large breach of passwords. After we saw "Collection #1-5" released in the wild last month, this news is sadly inevitable. However, the value of this database is massively reduced once all the users' passwords are changed as the details cannot be used by anyone wishing to purchase the list.
"It is now uncomfortably commonplace for hackers to be openly selling data they have harvested online. While the details up for sale in this particular collection may not seem to be the most sensitive, there appear to be no bank details included in the sales listings, this does not matter for the types of attack this data is intended for.
"The details available include email addresses and passwords, which are used for credential stuffing: the method of attack where criminals try the same email and password combinations across multiple accounts. With this method, hackers can access sensitive information such as saved card details linked to certain accounts. They may also use it to crack into company networks, which typically contain more valuable information than a personal account. That this data collection has been specifically organised to be used for credential stuffing attacks highlights how popular and lucrative this type of attack is.
5-10 years ago, consumer cybersecurity was about protecting your device with and anti-virus software or an anti-spam filter. Today your data is not only on your device, it is in the cloud and the last/only line of defense there is likely to be your passwords.
Encrypted passwords are amongst the data that has been leaked here, and even though they must be cracked before they are able to be used, this still presents a big problem. Passwords are to the digital age what seatbelts were to the auto industry. They protect your identity, finances, and other critical personal information – so should they be cracked and used, all this data could be used for nefarious means.
Given the sheer quantity of this data on sale, we would advise all consumers, not just those affected, to change their passwords immediately, across all of their accounts. For those affected, this is even more important. You may not be able to control the security architecture of the digital services you use every day, but you can take measures to make sure you have optimal password hygiene. This is the digital version of the "containment" doctrine. Best practice password hygiene calls for unique and complex passwords for each and every account, which ensures that if one account is breached, then your other accounts will be secure. Some breaches, as we see here, aren't discovered or disclosed for months or even years, so in addition to this, changing your passwords regularly is crucial, as you never know when your account might have been exposed.
"Without further verification, it rather looks like a secondary offering of breached databases on the black market. The first, thus exclusive and the most expensive sale, usually takes place in confidence and without notice to the breached party. Once multiple databases are grouped to be publicly offered, they are likely sold not for the first time.
The biggest risk of targeted individual attacks against the victims, however, is probably already in the past: now the buyers will likely conduct large-scale phishing and malware campaigns without a high degree of sophistication. Nonetheless, the victims may still face password re-use attacks and therefore should be particularly cautious within the next few months.
"There appears to be a disconcerting trend developing of combining historic data breaches and packaging them up for sale on the dark web, as was evidenced earlier this year with 773 million records known as Collection #1 published. What is notable about this recent set of data is that there are several breaches from within the last year, some of which have already been publicly reported.
"As credential stuffing attacks are becoming increasingly more common, repositories like this will be invaluable. For instance, dating app and website OKCupid [whose parent company is Match Group Inc] has been dealing with reports from users of their accounts being hacked. The company has denied the claim that their website was compromised making it very likely that the account takeovers users are experiencing are the result of credential stuffing attacks.
"Some companies have taken some novel steps to try to thwart credential stuffing attacks against their users by obtaining the breached data themselves and cross referencing it against their own database. They can then warn users of password reuse or issue a password reset to ensure their accounts are protected from credential stuffing. Individuals can also take such precautions by visiting sites, such as ' https://haveibeenpwned.com/ ' to determine if they've an account that has been compromised.


About the Art. About Me.
observations of nature and its inhabitants through visual art. Use of natural materials is an integral part of the narrative. I work mainly with scrap wood from local wood shops, and use both gouache painting and wood burning techniques to create these landscapes. I rely on the unique wood grain of each wood piece to compose my subject matter, and often find the images in the grain itself. I continue to seek ways to push my work forward by experimenting with other natural materials such as floating inks, fabrics, embroidery, and dyes to find an even stronger partnership with nature and art.
Migrating from the Midwest to the Pacific Northwest for me was the biggest catalyst for growth as an artist. The energy of this new experience of living between the might and mystery of the sea and mountains has left an indelible imprint on me. A renewed sense of wonder and love of wildness are gifts of this is experience I hold most dearly. Many of my subjects are sea life, flora, and fauna portrayed as reimagined accounts and impressions of a new world.
I lived in the southwest suburbs of Chicago for over 30 years before moving to the Pacific Northwest. I currently reside in beautiful city of Bellingham with my husband Adam and our dog Smokey. Much of my work is derived from our continuing exploration of Washington and the coast.
In addition to my art practice, I am also a member of The Aftermath Collective. We are a group of 5 local women makers creating a dynamic variety of fine handmade goods, jewelry, and original art. The Aftermath Collective is curated by the amazing Sara Holodnick. Our work can be seen at local pop up markets in Bellingham, WA.


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Tag: Boris Badenov
A Journal of the Plague Year–chapter 157
The Donald's new look.
To my way of thinking, if Trump is going to kill off all further stimulus money and overthrow Obamacare with its protections for those with pre-existing medical conditions, then he should be required to adopt an accent like that of the villainous Boris Badenov of the Rocky and Bullwinkle cartoons.
I mean, Melania already sounds a good bit like Boris's co-conspirator Natasha. Every so often Melania could chime in with: "Boris—I mean Donald—you are so evil!"
Meanwhile, Bill Barr could announce: "Moose and Squirrel—I mean Biden and Harris—must die!"
Wouldn't that clarify everything for any remaining undecided voters?
It complicates things a bit that Boris, or Donald, is also playing the part of the duo's much-referenced Fearless Leader. But things were already complicated thanks to the existence of Trump runnin' buddies Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-un, who also play Fearless Leaders. Then there are Jair Bolsanario of Brazil, Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines, Viktor Orban of Hungary, and Recep Tayyip Erdoğan of Turkey. Maybe the world can't have too many Fearless Leaders.
At our house, the strongmen tend to be mechanical. The dictatorial thermostat was overthrown yesterday when it failed to impose order on the furnace; a new fearless thermostat had to be placed in power. Afterwards, Emily and I celebrated by taking our absentee ballots to the post office, getting ice cream, and sitting outside at the admirable but mysteriously now-overgrown Pussy's Pond, across the street from the legendary Springs General Store. (The Pussy in question has nothing to do with Goldfinger, Billy Bush, or Access Hollywood, I believe, and is simply a name given in a more innocent time, when pussy willows were in bloom.)
Trump says Kamala Harris is a Communist. Yet for some months, one Twitter meme has proclaimed that "Kamala Harris is a cop." There are, perhaps, Communist cops, although we didn't see any at all while we were in Cuba a couple of years back. Communist cops perhaps tend to keep a lower profile than candidates for the U.S. vice-presidency. So maybe Trump is wrong…although I wouldn't want to make any hasty judgments.
"I'm a senior," Boris/Donald confided in a video yesterday. "I know you don't know that. Nobody knows that." I mean, who would have guessed?
Looney, too, is the group that planned to kidnap Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer. The 13-member strong Wolverine Watchmen had summertime weapons-training sessions and occasional meetings in a shop basement that was accessible only via a trap door concealed beneath a rug. They spied on Whitmer's vacation home, planned to buy explosives, and hoped to spark a civil war. "I just wanna make the world glow dude," exclaimed one member of the apparently less-than-shadowy conspiracy.
This afternoon I have conspired to make a pie crust that will house a quiche for tonight's dinner. I used to make pie crust all the time with no problem, but in recent years I have lost the knack. Today's went O.K., although rolling it out required lots of huffing and puffing. I have also been planning dinners for the next dozen days, so we can figure out what must go on the list for Peapod, whose next delivery is scheduled for October 20. The most challenging innovation in days to come will be ropa vieja—a Latin beef dish that I'll put together after the Peapod delivery.
So, tonight's dinner: quiche aux lardons and a lettuce and avocado salad.
Entertainment: More episodes of Better Call Saul, Borgen, and All Creatures Great and Small.


Find your condo in Icon Brickell Tower. Icon Brickell is three-tower, luxury condo high-rise development in Brickell Miami, in front of brickell key. Designed by renowned firm Arquitectonica and interiors inspired by the french designer Philippe Starck, Icon Brickell rests on a ten-acre enclave on the edge of Biscayne Bay waterfront. Icon Brickell condos For Sale or short-term Rentals.
Designed by renowned firm Arquitectonica and interiors inspired by the french designer Philippe Starck , Icon Brickell rests on a ten-acre enclave on the edge of a 1000 foot Biscayne Bay waterfront and is surrounded by lush green parks and walking paths on either side.
A mix totaling over 1,800 units (1,648 residential, 162 hotel) in two residential towers and one condo-hotel; studios to three bedrooms and measuring 495 square feet to more than 2,600 square feet, Icon Brickell is one of Southern Florida's largest condominium developments and also one of the costliest in the history of South Florida with development costs exceeding $1 Billion, located on the prestigious Brickell Avenue, at the intersection of downtown Miami and Brickell. Icon Brickell unites Miami's urban metropolitan areas and has views of the Miami River, Downtown Miami, Miami Beach, Key Biscayne, Biscayne Bay and city views.
From the time that you set foot at Icon Brickell, it is clear this is a uniquely special place. Arriving guests are greeted by a spectacular two story entrance, lined with 100 columns throughout the driveway, some with lit "eyes" that glow to guide your way and "watch over each arriving guest." The gigantic columns, estimated at 5 million dollars, are modeled to resemble Moai Statues of Easter Island heads that embrace your journey into Starck's world of playful spirit, sophistication, urban-chic style and luxurious waterfront living.
Floor plans at Icon Brickell range from studios, 1-bedroom, 2-bedroom, and 3-bedroom with layouts ranging in price from $325,000 to over a $1 million.
Throughout Miami's cityscape are sumptuous luxury condominiums, with lavish finishes, spectacular views and sophisticated design… but Icon Brickell is so unique, that it stands out among the rest.
Rare and exceptional double-height 15ft (4.6 m) corner 3 BR, magazine quality home in Philippe Starck interior design luxury building.
Rare and exceptional double-height 15ft (4.6 m) corner 3 BR, magazine quality home in Philippe Starck interior design luxury building. Gorgeous Bay/City views. Many designer upgrades incl. ambient lighting, stone-clad walls, built-ins and electric blinds. MBR w/ 2 walk-in closets and en-suite bathroom with spa bath, double vanities and imported tiles. Terrace accessible from LR and MBR. Garage parking on same level. Furniture negotiable. Fabulous amenities including amazing, brand new pool deck with Olympic supersize pool, 28,000sf spa and gym and superb restaurants. On the Bay and close to Brickell City Center, Whole Foods and all of Brickell's exciting amenities. Have it all!


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South Lyon glee club performs at U-M concert
The South Lyon High School Glee Club recently performed alongside the University of Michigan Glee Club during U-M's fall concert.
South Lyon glee club performs at U-M concert The South Lyon High School Glee Club recently performed alongside the University of Michigan Glee Club during U-M's fall concert. Check out this story on HometownLife.com: https://www.hometownlife.com/story/life/community/hometown/south-lyon/2018/11/27/south-lyon-glee-club-performs-u-m-concert/2112839002/
Hometownlife.com Published 2:02 p.m. ET Nov. 27, 2018
The varsity women's choir performing during the U-M Women's Glee Club fall concert inside Hill Auditorium.(Photo: Courtesy South Lyon High School)
The varsity women's choir from South Lyon High School performed Nov. 4 with the University of Michigan Women's Glee Club as part of U-M's annual fall concert in Hill Auditorium.
U-M's club invited the South Lyon choir to perform several songs on its own, in addition to one combined piece.
This year's U-M Women's Glee Club fall concert celebrated the 125th anniversary of the group and featured spectacular performances of both classic and modern choral selections.
South Lyon's choir was "honored to accept" the invitation from Glee Club director Dr. Julie Skadsem, club officials said. The 39-member advanced women's choir performed five selections, including folk songs from America and Estonia, choral interpretations of pop songs and exciting new music from some of today's most respected choral composers and arrangers.
Andrew Hathikhanavala, who is in his ninth year directing the South Lyon High School choirs, said he was "especially excited to reunite and perform" with SLHS choir alumni Lauren and Maddie Taylor, now members of the Women's Glee Club, and to show his students that "singing is something that can continue being part of students' lives after high school."
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"Performing with the U-M Women's Glee Club was such an amazing experience," senior Haley Fountaine said. "It showed us how we can musically grow after high school."
The SLHS varsity women's choir can be heard next at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 19, in the SLHS auditorium at the Winter Collage concert, featuring all of the bands and choirs of SLHS.
Read or Share this story: https://www.hometownlife.com/story/life/community/hometown/south-lyon/2018/11/27/south-lyon-glee-club-performs-u-m-concert/2112839002/
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Rząd Żana Widenowa – gabinet pod kierownictwem Żana Widenowa, powołany 25 stycznia 1995 i zaprzysiężony 26 stycznia 1995 przez prezydenta Żelu Żelewa, pierwszy postkomunistyczny rząd Bułgarii po Okrągłym Stole. Odwołany 12 lutego 1997 roku w wyniku złożenia dymisji rządu przez premiera.

Wybory z grudnia 1994 roku
Wynik wyborów parlamentarnych z 18 grudnia 1994 roku był klęską dla Związku Sił Demokratycznych oraz – szerzej – dla całego obozu dawnej opozycji antykomunistycznej. ZSD, zwycięzca poprzednich wyborów w 1991 roku, zdobył jedynie 69 miejsc w Zgromadzeniu Narodowym, podczas gdy Bułgarska Partia Socjalistyczna – 125. Słaby wynik głównych zwolenników przemian ustrojowym w Bułgarii spowodowany był nieskutecznością kolejnych rządów (w ciągu trzech lat krajem rządziły trzy gabinety) oraz ostrym konfliktem kierownictwa partii z prezydentem Żelu Żelewem. Dawni sojusznicy stanęli przeciwko sobie; w grudniu 1991 roku Żelew doprowadził do upadku rządu kierowanego przez lidera ZSD Filipa Dimitrowa, a następnie na stanowisko premiera desygnował swojego zaufanego współpracownika Lubena Berowa, który z kolei rozpoczął proces wstrzymywania lub nawet odwracania reform gospodarczych i politycznych wprowadzanych przez poprzedników. ZSD oskarżała jego, a także prezydenta, o próbę przywrócenia ustroju komunistycznego. Ostatecznie 2 września 1994 roku, po licznych manifestacjach oraz zapowiedzi strajku generalnego, Berow, za namową Żelewa, złożył dymisję. Na sporze wewnątrz obozu postopozycyjnego najbardziej skorzystali dawni komuniści, prowadzeni przez swojego młodego lidera, 35-letniego Żana Widenowa.

Tło społeczne i formowanie rządu
Widenow przejmował władzę w okresie radykalnego spadku zaufania obywateli do polityków, których oskarżano o korupcję, nieudolność i konfliktowość (poprzedni parlament po dymisji Berowa w trzech krokach konstytucyjnych nie był w stanie sformować nowego gabinetu, a nawet podać nazwiska wspólnego kandydata na premiera) oraz nieskuteczność w walce z rosnącymi na sile mafiami. Znamienne były słowa ministra spraw wewnętrznych w rządzie Berowa Wiktora Michajłowa, który 26 września, czyli miesiąc po tym, jak przyjęto rządowy pakiet ustaw przeciwdziałających przestępczości, powiedział, że każdy Bułgar powinien posiadać w domu broń palną, ponieważ państwo nie jest w stanie obronić swoich obywateli.

Lider BPS zapowiadał ostrą rozprawę z przestępcami oraz – w polityce zagranicznej – ocieplenie stosunków z Rosją, co w praktyce mogło oznaczać ograniczenie aktywności w procesach integracyjnych z Zachodem. Widenow, inaczej niż wszyscy (od 1989 roku) jego poprzednicy, mógł wprowadzić wszystkie obietnice z kampanii wyborczej w życie, gdyż jego rząd był pierwszym, który posiadał większość parlamentarną. Socjaliści zaprosili do współrządzenia przedstawicieli Bułgarskiego Związku Ludowo-Narodowego im. Stambolijskiego (jeden resort i stanowisko wicepremiera bez teki), więc gabinet mógł liczyć łącznie na 143 (na 240) głosy w Zgromadzeniu. Ministrem środowiska został za to członek ruchu ekologiczno-politycznego "Ekogłasnost", który na przełomie lat 80. i 90. należał do opozycji antykomunistycznej.

Skład rządu

1Resort utworzony 10 czerwca 1996 roku.

Zmiany w rządzie
 23 stycznia 1996:
 Powołanie Swetosława Sziwarowa na stanowisko ministra rolnictwa i rozwoju wsi w miejsce Wasyla Cziczibaby.
 Powołanie Atanasa Paparizowa na stanowisko ministra współpracy gospodarczej z zagranicą w miejsce Kiryła Coczewa.

 10 maja 1996:
 Powołanie Nikołaja Dobrewaa na stanowisko ministra spraw wewnętrznych w miejsce Ljubomira Naczewa.

 10 czerwca 1996:
 Powołanie Krystjo Trendafiłowa na stanowisko ministra rolnictwa i rozwoju wsi w miejsce Swetosława Sziwarowa.
 Powołanie Iwana Marazowa na stanowisko ministra kultury w miejsce Georgi Georgijewa (I).
 Powołanie Ljubomira Daczewa na stanowisko ministra przemysłu w miejsce Klimenta Wujewa.
 Powołanie Rumena Owczarowa na stanowisko szefa nowo utworzonego ministerstwa energetyki i zasobów energetycznych.

 14 listopada 1996:
 Powołanie Iriny Bokowej na stanowisko ministra spraw zagranicznych w miejsce Georgi Pirinskiego.

Relacje z prezydentem
Pierwszy rok działalności nowego rządu w polityce wewnętrznej upłynął pod znakiem ostrego konfliktu z prezydentem Żelu Żelewem. Żelew w tym czasie odrzucił rządowe projekty ustaw: przywracającej byłych komunistów na najwyższe stanowiska uniwersyteckie oraz o rozwoju gospodarczym, która – zdaniem prezydenta – nie uwzględniała problemu ochrony środowiska. Ponadto zawetował poprawkę do prawa rzeczowego, mówiącą, że pierwszeństwo przy zakupie ziemi mają sąsiedzi sprzedającego oraz gmina. Koalicja parlamentarna odrzuciła weto prezydenta, ale Żelew oddał sprawę do Trybunału Konstytucyjnego. 19 czerwca 1995 roku Trybunał wydał wyrok, w którym stwierdzał, że nowela jest niezgodna z konstytucją.

Żelew wielokrotnie atakował gabinet Widenowa za zatrzymanie reform gospodarczych oraz za brak wyników w walce z przestępczością, mówiąc nawet, że BPS nie zależy na poprawie bezpieczeństwa, ponieważ jest "genetycznie związana" z kręgami kryminalnymi. Premier nie pozostawał mu dłużny. Na krajowym zjeździe partii w lipcu 1995 roku oskarżył prezydenta o stronniczość (nazwał go "kandydatem na lidera opozycji"). Podobnie zresztą jak i Trybunał Konstytucyjny, który po odrzuceniu poprawki rządowej został uznany za wroga numer 2. W sierpniu tego samego roku Trybunał otrzymał nakaz eksmisji z zajmowanego budynku, będącego własnością rządu. Niedługo potem tę decyzję uchylił Sąd Najwyższy.

Kryzys walutowy
Za czasów Widenowa większość reform rozpoczętych przez Iwana Kostowa, ministra finansów w rządach Dimityra Popowa i Filipa Dimitrowa, zostało wstrzymanych. Premier "konsekwentnie bronił wielu socjalnych zdobyczy minionej epoki", także nie zgadzał się na prywatyzację i liberalizację rynku. Nowa koncepcja polityki gospodarczej została skrytykowana przez niezależny bułgarski Instytut ds. Gospodarki Rynkowej, który w swoim raporcie stwierdził, że rząd wykazał się brakiem kompetencji w polityce finansowej oraz tolerował nieprawidłowości, będące często wykroczeniem przeciwko kodeksowi karnemu, dokonywane przez spółki powiązywane z mafią (np. Multigroup, 777, VIS-2 i SIC).

Zaniechania Widenowa, ale również błędy popełnione przez wiele poprzednich gabinetów (np. ten kierowany przez Lubena Berowa), przyczyniły się do wybuchu tzw. kryzysu walutowego. W połowie lipca 1996 roku wartość 1 dolara amerykańskiego wzrosła do 181 lewów, podczas gdy jeszcze pół roku wcześniej dolar kosztował 70 lewów. Tymczasem przed Bułgarią stała konieczność uregulowania zagranicznego długu zaciągniętego w Międzynarodowym Funduszu Walutowym przez rząd Filipa Dimitrowa. Narodowy Bank Bułgarski stwierdził, że przy takim wzroście wartości dolara, który wkrótce doprowadził do hiperinflacji (300%), nie ma wystarczających środków, aby pokryć spłatę zadłużenia.

Na wezwanie władz MFW, które domagały się zainicjowania programu antykryzysowego, Widenow odpowiedział zamknięciem sześćdziesięciu czterech najbardziej nierentownych przedsiębiorstw należących do skarbu państwa, podniesieniem podatku od wartości dodanej (z 18% do 22%) oraz podwyżką ceny benzyzy i akcyzy na alkohol i papierosy. Decyzje premiera wywołały niezadowolenie społeczne, które natychmiast wykorzystał opozycyjny Związek Sił Demokratycznych. Na jego czele od grudnia 1994 roku stał Kostow. Były minister finansów oskarżał BPS o korupcję i nieudolność oraz zachęcał obywateli do protestowania na ulicy. Latem i jesienią 1996 roku przez ulice Sofii przeszło kilkanaście demonstracji, zaś w grudniu doszło do próby podpalenia gmachu Zgromadzenia Narodowego.

Krytyka poczynań premiera narastała również w jego obozie politycznym. Tym bardziej, że finansowa destabilizacja kraju spowodowała radykalny spadek zaufania do całej lewicy, co odbiło się na wyniku przeprowadzonych 3 października wyborów prezydenckich. Kandydat BPS, minister kultury w rządzie Widenowa, Iwan Marazow przegrał z Petyrem Stojanowem różnicą prawie 20% głosów. 21 grudnia na specjalnym zjeździe BPS Widenow ustąpił z funkcji przewodniczącego partii, a jego miejsce zajął Georgi Pyrwanow.

Upadek gabinetu Widenowa
Otoczenie Pyrwanowa domagało się ustąpienia premiera, ale ciągle nie zgadzało się na przedterminowe wybory, które – najpewniej – zakończyłyby się klęską lewicy. Uparte trwanie przy władzy socjalistów wywołało kolejne manifestacje. 3 stycznia 1997 roku tłumy na ulicach Sofii zażądały rozpisania nowych wyborów, a dokładnie tydzień później ZSD zorganizował wielki wiec, który zamienił się w bijatykę z policją. Protesty o mniejszym lub większym natężeniu trwały bez przerwy od 10 stycznia do 4 lutego. W tym samym czasie związki zawodowe wielokrotnie groziły wprowadzeniem strajku generalnego w całym kraju.

Władze BPS przekonywały opinię publiczną, że zmiana administracji w okresie największego od lat kryzysu finansowego nie jest wskazana i jeszcze bardziej pogłębi gospodarczą zapaść. 7 stycznia Pyrwanow ogłosił, że kandydatem na nowego premiera jest minister spraw wewnętrznych Nikołaj Dobrew. W przedstawionym przez niego składzie rządu znalazło się większość szefów resortów z gabinetu Widenowa, a niektórzy z nowych kandydatów pracowali wcześniej w administracji Todora Żiwkowa. ZSD zagroził bojkotem parlamentu. Lewica próbowała jeszcze skłonić opozycję do utworzenia wspólnego rządu koalicyjnego pod patronatem nowo zaprzyciężonego prezydenta Petyra Stojanowa, ale propozycja została odrzucona.

Stojanow przyznał, że był bliski wprowadzenia dekretu o stanie wyjątkowym. Jednak ostatecznie Dobrew zrezygnował z próby tworzenia nowego rządu, a lewica w obawie przez wojną domową zgodziła się na przedterminowe wybory. 12 lutego 1997 roku Żan Widenow podał swój rząd do dymisji. Tego samego dnia prezydent desygnował na premiera burmistrza Sofii Stefana Sofijanskiego, który do czasu wyborów (19 kwietnia) miał pokierować pracą tymczasowego, bezpartyjnego gabinetu.

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Bibliografia
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 Britannica. Book of the Year 1997 (Bulgaria)
 Britannica. Book of the Year 1996 (Bulgaria)

1995 w Europie
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COLORADO — Two weeks and two board meetings after printing an editorial saying "Taser This … Fuck Bush," the editor in chief at The Rocky Mountain Collegian can rest assured that he will keep his job.
The Board of Student Communications at Colorado State University at Fort Collins handed down its decision Thursday night following a hearing where members questioned Editor in Chief David McSwane and other editors about why the editorial was allowed to run.
The board decided to "admonish" McSwane, saying he violated sections of the board's bylaws prohibiting the publication of "profane or vulgar words" in opinion writing.
James Landers, interim president of the board, sent a letter to McSwane after the decision criticizing McSwane's decision to run the editorial, calling it "unethical" and "unprofessional," but acknowledging that the piece was protected speech.
"By definition, the September 21 editorial was an expression of opinion, which we regard as protected by the First Amendment," the letter said.
McSwane could not be reached for comment Friday, but he told The Collegian he was satisfied with the outcome.
"The last two weeks has been a series of falls and triumphs and emotional stress," McSwane told The Collegian. "I think they made the best decision they could have in their situation — they know that they need to uphold the First Amendment and what it means to students. They also have to save face in this media circus."
Chelsea Penoyer, chairwoman of the College Republicans at CSU, called the ruling a poor decision.
"I think it was a slap across the face to all those who were offended," Penoyer said.
Penoyer said the article has damaged the university, and McSwane should have been punished.
Because of the lack of action by the school, Penoyer predicts the editorial will affect its ability to raise money from donors.
"CSU will probably see a further decrease in funding from donors and alums," Penoyer said. "I think that might end up speaking for itself, because people are so unsatisfied with the decision."
The 350-member College Republicans organized a petition prior to the meeting in an effort to oust McSwane, gathering almost 500 signatures. Penoyer said she does not rule out the possibility of further campaigns to remove the editor over the editorial.
The editorial ran in the Sept. 21 issue of The Collegian. Soon afterward campus groups began calling for McSwane to step down from his position. On Sept. 26, the Board of Student Communications held a public meeting to allow McSwane to give his explanation and let the editorial's critics voice their opinions. In that meeting, the board decided to hold a closed-door session to decide whether to remove McSwane.
Since the editorial ran, the newspaper has lost almost $30,000 in advertising revenue, according to The Coloradoan, a local newspaper.
The Collegian ran an editorial Friday praising the board's decision.
"In a time when it seems our civil liberties are disappearing faster than the polar ice caps, it is reassuring to know that our Bill of Rights still amounts for something," the editorial said. "This has been a difficult time for all of us, but we hope that it is something we can soon put behind us as we continue our quest to grow as students, journalists and human beings."
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