Please tell me how to stop liking my professor. I am 21 years old, and he's in his mid-thirties. He is not married – no wedding ring, and he's the most brilliant man I have ever known with a good sense of humor and he is really nice. I feel like I'm back in high school, but I have never had a crush on a teacher before and it makes me giggle sometimes because I can't believe myself for feeling this way. I know that it would be a sin if he was married or I was in high school, but I'm in post secondary. Does that make a difference? How do I deal with my feelings? I even went as far as not going to class for more than 2 weeks hoping to stop liking him, but it didn't work. I like him a lot and I don't know what to do. Please help.
Wow, I've put this question off way too long. I'm committing myself to getting it answered before I go to bed tonight!! Life gets very busy in this family/ministry combo life of mine! But I thought it was a great question and am happy you asked.
I'm curious how you are feeling now – almost a month after you sent this to me? Sometimes feelings like what you've experienced pass and we look back on them with a good laugh, wondering why they ever seemed so important. But, sometimes they don't and they really do have to be addressed!
Presuming that this is still an issue, I will attempt to help you address them.
Feelings for a prof are completely normal and in your situation very understandable. The fact that he is young, single and attractive to you all work together to make the situation plausible and therefore hard for you to ignore. If, however, he were married or there was some other major obstacle to a romantic relationship, then you would of course have to deal with the situation appropriately.
The fact that there is a plausible situation for a romantic relationship between the two of you, I don't believe you have to necessarily "stop liking" him. What you do have to do is discern God's will for the relationship before it goes any further. You need to consider all the implications and then decide what you want to do: (1) allow the relationship to develop, if it does so naturally, into a romantic relationship, or (2) to put an end to the possibility now and move on, leaving your feelings behind, if you feel there is adequate reason to do so.
Some things for you to consider on your own before you would allow a romantic relationship to develop are as follows.
First of all, there is the issue of him being your prof and you being his student. Since the term is over and that situation no longer exists – much of that issue is gone. But not entirely! You see, he will always have been your prof. If things were to continue and you were to form a romantic relationship with him, you would have to be able to feel that you and he are on an equal ground. It can be very dangerous to head into a relationship that sets him "above" you – not just intellectually, but in terms of status and power. A romantic relationship should flow out of a relationship that views each other as equals. This is achievable, but in a situation like yours you need to be aware of it in order to achieve it. And in all reality, it might not be an issue at all for either of you. He may very well view you as his equal – stimulating intellectually, spiritually, emotionally and physically. These are all important factors in a romantic relationship.
Secondly, there is the issue of age. He is at least 12 years your senior. That does not make the relationship impossible, but it does present a challenge. Again, can a man that much older than you, with that much more experience in life view you as his equal? Of course he can – but only if he chooses to do so.
Thirdly, since the goal of a romantic relationship is ultimately marriage, before you entertain a romantic relationship with this (or any) man you have to first decide whether or not you could see yourself married to him. Is this the kind of man you would want to marry? Does he have the qualities of what you are looking for in a husband? (Have you ever sat down and considered what qualities you are looking for in a husband?) Do you share a common faith and understanding about marriage, children and family life?
For you to discover the answers to these questions, you'd have to somehow be able to enter into a relationship with this man – ideally as friends. And if you really thought there was something there between you, you might enter into a courtship, a time of real discernment for marriage.
I really do believe that age difference is not the factor that determines happiness in a marriage. And the fact that he was your prof does not have to present any kind of hindrance. What is important is that you are able to discern that God is indeed calling you to marriage with each other. Discernment can only happen through prayer, and of course spending time together. Courtship is the ideal circumstance for open discernment. Also, reading my novel Arms of Love is a great starting point to understand and see how courtship can be lived out in a modern day setting. It is but one model of how courtship can work. Josh Harris' works are also wonderful – I recommend them highly! I Kissed Dating Goodbye and Boy Meets Girl, Say Hello to Courtship.
You also should stop and think about what marriage is and have a very good and clear understanding of it before you seriously consider it with any man. It is essential that both of you share the same view of marriage, children and family life. Do you know and understand the Church's teachings on these issues?
And as you enter further into a relationship with this man, either as friends or through courtship, you might discover that there are things about him that you don't find that attractive. You might discern that, despite your initial attraction, you are no longer interested in him. That is fine. The goal of courtship is not to end up married, it is to discern marriage. If it is not for the two of you, that's okay. You move on, satisfied that you were open to God's will and have responded to it accordingly. And if you have been honest and honourable throughout, there should be no regrets.
Of course, if you discern that God is calling you to marriage, your marriage will only be blessed by the time of courtship you share. Enjoy the romance, while reserving affection, so that you can save yourselves entirely for each other in marriage. Even if either one of you has a past, you can choose today to live and love chastely and purely, from this time on. As you sacrifice for each other, you will find exciting and creative ways to express yourselves romantically, which will set a wonderful pattern for marriage. Marriage often requires sacrifice, but that doesn't mean there won't be any fun. Courtship is a great time in life to discover and establish healthy, romantic, life-giving patterns of loving each other!
So in the end, as you can see, I am certainly not writing off your feelings for this prof. Perhaps God has placed them there because he has called you to marriage with this man. Perhaps, though, they are just the simple stirrings of a heart with a crush – revealing to you qualities that you are looking for in a man. This prof may not be the man for you, but he may be helping to point the way to the man you are called to marry. I always encourage people with crushes to take inventory. The crush in itself may lead to nothing, but it can reveal all kinds of things to you about yourself and what qualities you are seeking in a husband.
One last word: allow the man to take the lead in a romantic relationship. I really do believe that men need to initiate the romance. They appreciate it more when they choose it and when they have to work for it. So, if you have decided that you are interested in allowing the relationship to develop naturally – if it will – into a romance, then you need to let him know. But to do so, I recommend that you wait until he initiates more in the relationship. If he asks, then let him know you are interested. If you've decided you're not interested – let him know.
If he doesn't initiate anything further with you it could mean a few things. It could mean he's really not interested. It could mean he is interested, but for some reason is unavailable – maybe he's divorced and has issues to deal with there that you are not aware of. It could mean that he is interested, but because of the age difference and his role as your prof, he is unsure as whether or not he should proceed.
This becomes challenging. If you are not going to initiate, then how can you let him know you are interested and open to pursuing a romantic relationship with him?
Ultimately, the answer lies in prayer. Pray and trust God. Set Jesus first in your life and trust that He has a perfect plan for you. If Jesus is calling you to marriage with this man, and you are open and prayerfully discerning His will, He will make it all work out! Be patient and trust that Jesus, in His own creative and wonderful way, will bring you two together, if it is meant to be. If it is He who has opened your eyes to each other, then He will also open your hearts! Trust and pray!
I hope that all these ideas (and others you will find on my website) will help you to discern God's will for you in this relationship. Knowing and living God's will is the only path to happiness. And the only way to know and live God's will is through prayer.
I will continue to keep you, Natasha, in my prayers. I ask, humbly, that you would please pray for me, my family and this ministry of promoting purity, in your prayers as well.


The bank first filed a residential mortgage foreclosure complaint against the borrower in June 2010. A month later, the bank filed an affidavit for service by publication because it could not find an agent of the borrower in order to serve notice. After two years of the borrower not responding, a trial court made a default judgment of foreclosure, and the property was sold in February 2013.
In April 2013, the bank filed an order to approve the report of sale. The borrower's attorney appeared for the first time at an April 18 hearing, but the bank did not attend the hearing. Because of the bank's absence, the court dismissed the case for want of prosecution (DWP). The bank filed to vacate the DWP, and the court reinstated the case on May 30.
Service by publication was appropriate.
An appellate court upheld the lower court's ruling regarding the deadline and declined to rule on the merits of the case because there was not a valid motion.
The Illinois Supreme Court interpreted the deadline law differently than the two lower courts. The lower courts used the borrower's April court appearance as the start of the 60-day deadline period, which would mean that the borrower filed its motion after more than 90 days. The supreme court instead used the May date that the case was reinstated, which would mean that the borrower met the deadline. The supreme court stated that it is unreasonable to count the days before the case was reinstated towards the deadline. The borrower could not have filed a motion during that time because the case had been dismissed. Having determined that the motion was valid, the supreme court sent the case back to the appellate court, which now must rule on its merits.
A lesson that other lenders can learn from this case is that borrowers can try to challenge a foreclosure even after the sale has taken place. A Chicago creditor's rights attorney at Walinski & Associates, P.C., will not rest until your foreclosure has been completed and approved. Schedule a consultation by calling 312-704-0771.


Twenty-three years ago, the first ecommerce transaction in the history of the internet took place. A site called Netmarket had figured out how to use encryption to sell music CD's. Pizza Hut began selling pizzas online soon afterward. A couple months later, a Wall Street executive named Jeff Bezos launched Amazon, and the rest is history.
The cultural shift towards ecommerce has forever changed industries that used to operate entirely through brick and mortar locations. Large and small businesses alike have felt similar pressures to offer online shopping.
When companies mistakenly think that operating an online store means they can skip the grunt work that goes along with merchandising and marketing your products, they misunderstand ecommerce's unique challenges.
Running a successful brick & mortar retail location means a lot of hard work and careful planning. The same ingredients (if not more) go into a profitable online store.
Well built, easy to navigate website.
Great product photography & compelling descriptions.
Clear Shipping & Return policy.
Well thought out workflow for processing orders & handling customer questions.
Ongoing testing, data evaluation & analysis.
Ecommerce strategy is about creating a user-friendly, enjoyable experience through an online portal; this is a portal where you can't have employees greeting your customers and guiding them to the correct aisle. You have to put in the extra effort to make your ecommerce business approachable, successful, and sustainable in the long-term.
In the same way that detailed planning goes into in-store marketing, your customers should have a clear perception of your products online. Photography needs to be clear, edited, and bright to give potential customers the best impression of what your business offers. Descriptions of products should be similarly detailed and anticipate questions your target audience might have.


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The 2017 World Wushu Championships was the 14th edition of the World Wushu Championships. It was held at the Kazan Gymnastics Center in Kazan, Russia from September 19 to October 3, 2017. For the countries in Asia, this was also the qualification for the 2018 Asian Games.

Medal summary

Medal table

Men's taolu

Men's sanda

Women's taolu

Women's sanda

References

External links

 Official website (Archived)
 Official footage on YouTube by the International Wushu Federation

World Wushu Championships
Wushu Championships
2017 in Russian sport
2017 in wushu (sport)

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A divided Senate answers Orlando with gridlock on gun curbs
WASHINGTON (AP) — A divided Senate blocked rival election-year plans to curb guns on Monday, eight days after the horror of Orlando's mass shooting intensified pressure on lawmakers to act but knotted them in gridlock anyway — even over restricting firearms for terrorists.
In largely party-line votes, rejected were one proposal from each side to keep extremists from acquiring guns and another shoring up the government's existing system of required background checks for many firearms purchases.
With the chamber's visitors' galleries unusually crowded for a Monday evening — including people wearing orange T-shirts saying #ENOUGH gun violence — each measure fell short of the 60 votes needed to progress. Democrats called the GOP proposals unacceptably weak while Republicans said the Democratic plans were overly restrictive.
The stalemate underscored the pressure on each party to give little ground on the emotional gun issue going into November's presidential and congressional elections. It also highlighted the potency of the National Rifle Association, which urged its huge and fiercely loyal membership to lobby senators to oppose the Democratic bills.
"Republicans say, 'Hey look, we tried,'" said Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev. "And all the time, their cheerleaders, the bosses at the NRA, are cheering them."
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., said the Orlando shootings — in which the FBI says the American-born gunman swore allegiance to a leader of the Islamic State group — show the best way to prevent attacks by extremists is to defeat such groups overseas.
"Look, no one wants terrorists to be able to buy guns or explosives," McConnell said. He suggested that Democrats were using the day's votes "as an opportunity to push a partisan agenda or craft the next 30-second campaign ad," while Republicans wanted "real solutions."
That Monday's four roll-call votes occurred at all was testament to the political currents buffeting lawmakers after gunman Omar Mateen's June 12 attack on a gay nightclub. The 49 victims who died made it the largest mass shooting in recent U.S. history, topping the string of such incidents that have punctuated recent years.
The FBI said Matteen — a focus of two terror investigations that were dropped — described himself as an Islamic soldier in a 911 call during the shootings. That let gun control advocates add national security and the specter of terrorism to their arguments for firearms curbs, while relatives of victims of past mass shootings and others visiting lawmakers and watching debate from the visitors' galleries.
GOP senators facing re-election this fall from swing states were under extraordinary pressure.
One, Sen. Kelly Ayotte, R-N.H., voted Monday for the Democratic measure to block gun sales to terrorists, a switch from when she joined most Republicans in killing a similar plan last December. She said that vote — plus her support for a rival GOP measure — would help move lawmakers toward approving a narrower bipartisan plan, like one being crafted by Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine.
Monday's votes came after Sen. Chris Murphy, D-Conn., led a near 15-hour filibuster last week demanding a Senate response to the Orlando killings. Murphy entered the Senate shortly after the December 2012 massacre of 20 first-graders and six educators in Newtown, Connecticut, but that slaughter and others have failed to spur Congress to tighten gun curbs. The last were enacted in 2007, when the background check system was strengthened after that year's mass shooting at Virginia Tech.
With Mateen's self-professed loyalty to extremist groups and his 10-month inclusion on a federal terrorism watch list, Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., proposed letting the government block many gun sales to known or suspected terrorists. People buying firearms from federally licensed gun dealers can currently be denied for several reasons, chiefly for serious crimes or mental problems, but there is no specific prohibition for those on the terrorist watch list.
That list currently contains around 1 million people — including fewer than 5,000 Americans or legal permanent residents, according to the latest government figures.
No background checks are required for anyone buying guns privately online or at gun shows.
The GOP response to Feinstein was an NRA-backed plan by Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas. It would let the government deny a sale to a known or suspected terrorist — but only if prosecutors could convince a judge within three days that the would-be buyer was involved in terrorism.
The Feinstein and Cornyn amendments would require notification of law enforcement officials if people, like Mateen, who'd been under a terrorism investigation within the past five years were seeking to buy firearms.
Republicans said Feinstein's proposal gave the government too much unfettered power to deny people's constitutional right to own a gun. They also noted that the terrorist watch list has historically mistakenly included people. Democrats said the three-day window that Cornyn's measure gave prosecutors to prove their case made his plan ineffective.
The Senate rejected similar plans Feinstein and Cornyn proposed last December, a day after an attack in San Bernardino, California, killed 14 people.
Murphy's rejected proposal would widely expand the requirement for background checks, even to many private gun transactions, leaving few loopholes.
Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, defeated plan increased money for the background check system. Like Murphy's measure, it prodded states to send more records to the FBI, which operates the background check system, of felons and others barred from buying guns.
Grassley's proposal also revamped language prohibiting some people with mental health issues from buying a gun. Democrats claimed that language would roll back current protections.
Monday's votes were 53-47 for Grassley's plan, 44-56 for Murphy's, 53-47 for Cornyn's and 47-53 for Feinstein's — all short of the 60 needed.
Separately, Collins was laboring to fashion a bipartisan bill that would prevent people on the no-fly list — with just 81,000 names— from getting guns. There were no signs Monday that it was getting wide support or would receive a vote.
Associated Press writers Matthew Daly and Richard Lardner contributed to this report.
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How do you as a collection manager or conservator know which plastic has been used and which degradation and damage phenomena you can expect?
In order to be able to identify the composition of the objects, specialist knowledge is required, which is often not present in museums without a laboratory. A Do-It-Yourself method has been developed within the Project Plastics, enabling administrators and conservators to identify, monitor and take care of a large part of their plastics collections in the future.
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import (
	"github.com/aws/aws-sdk-go/aws"
	"github.com/aws/aws-sdk-go/aws/request"
	"github.com/aws/aws-sdk-go/service/sns"
)

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//
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// can be stubbed out for unit testing your code with the SDK without needing
// to inject custom request handlers into the SDK's request pipeline.
//
//	// myFunc uses an SDK service client to make a request to
//	// Amazon Simple Notification Service.
//	func myFunc(svc snsiface.SNSAPI) bool {
//	    // Make svc.AddPermission request
//	}
//
//	func main() {
//	    sess := session.New()
//	    svc := sns.New(sess)
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//	    myFunc(svc)
//	}
//
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//
//	// Define a mock struct to be used in your unit tests of myFunc.
//	type mockSNSClient struct {
//	    snsiface.SNSAPI
//	}
//	func (m *mockSNSClient) AddPermission(input *sns.AddPermissionInput) (*sns.AddPermissionOutput, error) {
//	    // mock response/functionality
//	}
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//	func TestMyFunc(t *testing.T) {
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// tooling to generate mocks to satisfy the interfaces.
type SNSAPI interface {
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	AddPermissionWithContext(aws.Context, *sns.AddPermissionInput, ...request.Option) (*sns.AddPermissionOutput, error)
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	CreateTopicRequest(*sns.CreateTopicInput) (*request.Request, *sns.CreateTopicOutput)

	DeleteEndpoint(*sns.DeleteEndpointInput) (*sns.DeleteEndpointOutput, error)
	DeleteEndpointWithContext(aws.Context, *sns.DeleteEndpointInput, ...request.Option) (*sns.DeleteEndpointOutput, error)
	DeleteEndpointRequest(*sns.DeleteEndpointInput) (*request.Request, *sns.DeleteEndpointOutput)

	DeletePlatformApplication(*sns.DeletePlatformApplicationInput) (*sns.DeletePlatformApplicationOutput, error)
	DeletePlatformApplicationWithContext(aws.Context, *sns.DeletePlatformApplicationInput, ...request.Option) (*sns.DeletePlatformApplicationOutput, error)
	DeletePlatformApplicationRequest(*sns.DeletePlatformApplicationInput) (*request.Request, *sns.DeletePlatformApplicationOutput)

	DeleteSMSSandboxPhoneNumber(*sns.DeleteSMSSandboxPhoneNumberInput) (*sns.DeleteSMSSandboxPhoneNumberOutput, error)
	DeleteSMSSandboxPhoneNumberWithContext(aws.Context, *sns.DeleteSMSSandboxPhoneNumberInput, ...request.Option) (*sns.DeleteSMSSandboxPhoneNumberOutput, error)
	DeleteSMSSandboxPhoneNumberRequest(*sns.DeleteSMSSandboxPhoneNumberInput) (*request.Request, *sns.DeleteSMSSandboxPhoneNumberOutput)

	DeleteTopic(*sns.DeleteTopicInput) (*sns.DeleteTopicOutput, error)
	DeleteTopicWithContext(aws.Context, *sns.DeleteTopicInput, ...request.Option) (*sns.DeleteTopicOutput, error)
	DeleteTopicRequest(*sns.DeleteTopicInput) (*request.Request, *sns.DeleteTopicOutput)

	GetEndpointAttributes(*sns.GetEndpointAttributesInput) (*sns.GetEndpointAttributesOutput, error)
	GetEndpointAttributesWithContext(aws.Context, *sns.GetEndpointAttributesInput, ...request.Option) (*sns.GetEndpointAttributesOutput, error)
	GetEndpointAttributesRequest(*sns.GetEndpointAttributesInput) (*request.Request, *sns.GetEndpointAttributesOutput)

	GetPlatformApplicationAttributes(*sns.GetPlatformApplicationAttributesInput) (*sns.GetPlatformApplicationAttributesOutput, error)
	GetPlatformApplicationAttributesWithContext(aws.Context, *sns.GetPlatformApplicationAttributesInput, ...request.Option) (*sns.GetPlatformApplicationAttributesOutput, error)
	GetPlatformApplicationAttributesRequest(*sns.GetPlatformApplicationAttributesInput) (*request.Request, *sns.GetPlatformApplicationAttributesOutput)

	GetSMSAttributes(*sns.GetSMSAttributesInput) (*sns.GetSMSAttributesOutput, error)
	GetSMSAttributesWithContext(aws.Context, *sns.GetSMSAttributesInput, ...request.Option) (*sns.GetSMSAttributesOutput, error)
	GetSMSAttributesRequest(*sns.GetSMSAttributesInput) (*request.Request, *sns.GetSMSAttributesOutput)

	GetSMSSandboxAccountStatus(*sns.GetSMSSandboxAccountStatusInput) (*sns.GetSMSSandboxAccountStatusOutput, error)
	GetSMSSandboxAccountStatusWithContext(aws.Context, *sns.GetSMSSandboxAccountStatusInput, ...request.Option) (*sns.GetSMSSandboxAccountStatusOutput, error)
	GetSMSSandboxAccountStatusRequest(*sns.GetSMSSandboxAccountStatusInput) (*request.Request, *sns.GetSMSSandboxAccountStatusOutput)

	GetSubscriptionAttributes(*sns.GetSubscriptionAttributesInput) (*sns.GetSubscriptionAttributesOutput, error)
	GetSubscriptionAttributesWithContext(aws.Context, *sns.GetSubscriptionAttributesInput, ...request.Option) (*sns.GetSubscriptionAttributesOutput, error)
	GetSubscriptionAttributesRequest(*sns.GetSubscriptionAttributesInput) (*request.Request, *sns.GetSubscriptionAttributesOutput)

	GetTopicAttributes(*sns.GetTopicAttributesInput) (*sns.GetTopicAttributesOutput, error)
	GetTopicAttributesWithContext(aws.Context, *sns.GetTopicAttributesInput, ...request.Option) (*sns.GetTopicAttributesOutput, error)
	GetTopicAttributesRequest(*sns.GetTopicAttributesInput) (*request.Request, *sns.GetTopicAttributesOutput)

	ListEndpointsByPlatformApplication(*sns.ListEndpointsByPlatformApplicationInput) (*sns.ListEndpointsByPlatformApplicationOutput, error)
	ListEndpointsByPlatformApplicationWithContext(aws.Context, *sns.ListEndpointsByPlatformApplicationInput, ...request.Option) (*sns.ListEndpointsByPlatformApplicationOutput, error)
	ListEndpointsByPlatformApplicationRequest(*sns.ListEndpointsByPlatformApplicationInput) (*request.Request, *sns.ListEndpointsByPlatformApplicationOutput)

	ListEndpointsByPlatformApplicationPages(*sns.ListEndpointsByPlatformApplicationInput, func(*sns.ListEndpointsByPlatformApplicationOutput, bool) bool) error
	ListEndpointsByPlatformApplicationPagesWithContext(aws.Context, *sns.ListEndpointsByPlatformApplicationInput, func(*sns.ListEndpointsByPlatformApplicationOutput, bool) bool, ...request.Option) error

	ListOriginationNumbers(*sns.ListOriginationNumbersInput) (*sns.ListOriginationNumbersOutput, error)
	ListOriginationNumbersWithContext(aws.Context, *sns.ListOriginationNumbersInput, ...request.Option) (*sns.ListOriginationNumbersOutput, error)
	ListOriginationNumbersRequest(*sns.ListOriginationNumbersInput) (*request.Request, *sns.ListOriginationNumbersOutput)

	ListOriginationNumbersPages(*sns.ListOriginationNumbersInput, func(*sns.ListOriginationNumbersOutput, bool) bool) error
	ListOriginationNumbersPagesWithContext(aws.Context, *sns.ListOriginationNumbersInput, func(*sns.ListOriginationNumbersOutput, bool) bool, ...request.Option) error

	ListPhoneNumbersOptedOut(*sns.ListPhoneNumbersOptedOutInput) (*sns.ListPhoneNumbersOptedOutOutput, error)
	ListPhoneNumbersOptedOutWithContext(aws.Context, *sns.ListPhoneNumbersOptedOutInput, ...request.Option) (*sns.ListPhoneNumbersOptedOutOutput, error)
	ListPhoneNumbersOptedOutRequest(*sns.ListPhoneNumbersOptedOutInput) (*request.Request, *sns.ListPhoneNumbersOptedOutOutput)

	ListPhoneNumbersOptedOutPages(*sns.ListPhoneNumbersOptedOutInput, func(*sns.ListPhoneNumbersOptedOutOutput, bool) bool) error
	ListPhoneNumbersOptedOutPagesWithContext(aws.Context, *sns.ListPhoneNumbersOptedOutInput, func(*sns.ListPhoneNumbersOptedOutOutput, bool) bool, ...request.Option) error

	ListPlatformApplications(*sns.ListPlatformApplicationsInput) (*sns.ListPlatformApplicationsOutput, error)
	ListPlatformApplicationsWithContext(aws.Context, *sns.ListPlatformApplicationsInput, ...request.Option) (*sns.ListPlatformApplicationsOutput, error)
	ListPlatformApplicationsRequest(*sns.ListPlatformApplicationsInput) (*request.Request, *sns.ListPlatformApplicationsOutput)

	ListPlatformApplicationsPages(*sns.ListPlatformApplicationsInput, func(*sns.ListPlatformApplicationsOutput, bool) bool) error
	ListPlatformApplicationsPagesWithContext(aws.Context, *sns.ListPlatformApplicationsInput, func(*sns.ListPlatformApplicationsOutput, bool) bool, ...request.Option) error

	ListSMSSandboxPhoneNumbers(*sns.ListSMSSandboxPhoneNumbersInput) (*sns.ListSMSSandboxPhoneNumbersOutput, error)
	ListSMSSandboxPhoneNumbersWithContext(aws.Context, *sns.ListSMSSandboxPhoneNumbersInput, ...request.Option) (*sns.ListSMSSandboxPhoneNumbersOutput, error)
	ListSMSSandboxPhoneNumbersRequest(*sns.ListSMSSandboxPhoneNumbersInput) (*request.Request, *sns.ListSMSSandboxPhoneNumbersOutput)

	ListSMSSandboxPhoneNumbersPages(*sns.ListSMSSandboxPhoneNumbersInput, func(*sns.ListSMSSandboxPhoneNumbersOutput, bool) bool) error
	ListSMSSandboxPhoneNumbersPagesWithContext(aws.Context, *sns.ListSMSSandboxPhoneNumbersInput, func(*sns.ListSMSSandboxPhoneNumbersOutput, bool) bool, ...request.Option) error

	ListSubscriptions(*sns.ListSubscriptionsInput) (*sns.ListSubscriptionsOutput, error)
	ListSubscriptionsWithContext(aws.Context, *sns.ListSubscriptionsInput, ...request.Option) (*sns.ListSubscriptionsOutput, error)
	ListSubscriptionsRequest(*sns.ListSubscriptionsInput) (*request.Request, *sns.ListSubscriptionsOutput)

	ListSubscriptionsPages(*sns.ListSubscriptionsInput, func(*sns.ListSubscriptionsOutput, bool) bool) error
	ListSubscriptionsPagesWithContext(aws.Context, *sns.ListSubscriptionsInput, func(*sns.ListSubscriptionsOutput, bool) bool, ...request.Option) error

	ListSubscriptionsByTopic(*sns.ListSubscriptionsByTopicInput) (*sns.ListSubscriptionsByTopicOutput, error)
	ListSubscriptionsByTopicWithContext(aws.Context, *sns.ListSubscriptionsByTopicInput, ...request.Option) (*sns.ListSubscriptionsByTopicOutput, error)
	ListSubscriptionsByTopicRequest(*sns.ListSubscriptionsByTopicInput) (*request.Request, *sns.ListSubscriptionsByTopicOutput)

	ListSubscriptionsByTopicPages(*sns.ListSubscriptionsByTopicInput, func(*sns.ListSubscriptionsByTopicOutput, bool) bool) error
	ListSubscriptionsByTopicPagesWithContext(aws.Context, *sns.ListSubscriptionsByTopicInput, func(*sns.ListSubscriptionsByTopicOutput, bool) bool, ...request.Option) error

	ListTagsForResource(*sns.ListTagsForResourceInput) (*sns.ListTagsForResourceOutput, error)
	ListTagsForResourceWithContext(aws.Context, *sns.ListTagsForResourceInput, ...request.Option) (*sns.ListTagsForResourceOutput, error)
	ListTagsForResourceRequest(*sns.ListTagsForResourceInput) (*request.Request, *sns.ListTagsForResourceOutput)

	ListTopics(*sns.ListTopicsInput) (*sns.ListTopicsOutput, error)
	ListTopicsWithContext(aws.Context, *sns.ListTopicsInput, ...request.Option) (*sns.ListTopicsOutput, error)
	ListTopicsRequest(*sns.ListTopicsInput) (*request.Request, *sns.ListTopicsOutput)

	ListTopicsPages(*sns.ListTopicsInput, func(*sns.ListTopicsOutput, bool) bool) error
	ListTopicsPagesWithContext(aws.Context, *sns.ListTopicsInput, func(*sns.ListTopicsOutput, bool) bool, ...request.Option) error

	OptInPhoneNumber(*sns.OptInPhoneNumberInput) (*sns.OptInPhoneNumberOutput, error)
	OptInPhoneNumberWithContext(aws.Context, *sns.OptInPhoneNumberInput, ...request.Option) (*sns.OptInPhoneNumberOutput, error)
	OptInPhoneNumberRequest(*sns.OptInPhoneNumberInput) (*request.Request, *sns.OptInPhoneNumberOutput)

	Publish(*sns.PublishInput) (*sns.PublishOutput, error)
	PublishWithContext(aws.Context, *sns.PublishInput, ...request.Option) (*sns.PublishOutput, error)
	PublishRequest(*sns.PublishInput) (*request.Request, *sns.PublishOutput)

	PublishBatch(*sns.PublishBatchInput) (*sns.PublishBatchOutput, error)
	PublishBatchWithContext(aws.Context, *sns.PublishBatchInput, ...request.Option) (*sns.PublishBatchOutput, error)
	PublishBatchRequest(*sns.PublishBatchInput) (*request.Request, *sns.PublishBatchOutput)

	RemovePermission(*sns.RemovePermissionInput) (*sns.RemovePermissionOutput, error)
	RemovePermissionWithContext(aws.Context, *sns.RemovePermissionInput, ...request.Option) (*sns.RemovePermissionOutput, error)
	RemovePermissionRequest(*sns.RemovePermissionInput) (*request.Request, *sns.RemovePermissionOutput)

	SetEndpointAttributes(*sns.SetEndpointAttributesInput) (*sns.SetEndpointAttributesOutput, error)
	SetEndpointAttributesWithContext(aws.Context, *sns.SetEndpointAttributesInput, ...request.Option) (*sns.SetEndpointAttributesOutput, error)
	SetEndpointAttributesRequest(*sns.SetEndpointAttributesInput) (*request.Request, *sns.SetEndpointAttributesOutput)

	SetPlatformApplicationAttributes(*sns.SetPlatformApplicationAttributesInput) (*sns.SetPlatformApplicationAttributesOutput, error)
	SetPlatformApplicationAttributesWithContext(aws.Context, *sns.SetPlatformApplicationAttributesInput, ...request.Option) (*sns.SetPlatformApplicationAttributesOutput, error)
	SetPlatformApplicationAttributesRequest(*sns.SetPlatformApplicationAttributesInput) (*request.Request, *sns.SetPlatformApplicationAttributesOutput)

	SetSMSAttributes(*sns.SetSMSAttributesInput) (*sns.SetSMSAttributesOutput, error)
	SetSMSAttributesWithContext(aws.Context, *sns.SetSMSAttributesInput, ...request.Option) (*sns.SetSMSAttributesOutput, error)
	SetSMSAttributesRequest(*sns.SetSMSAttributesInput) (*request.Request, *sns.SetSMSAttributesOutput)

	SetSubscriptionAttributes(*sns.SetSubscriptionAttributesInput) (*sns.SetSubscriptionAttributesOutput, error)
	SetSubscriptionAttributesWithContext(aws.Context, *sns.SetSubscriptionAttributesInput, ...request.Option) (*sns.SetSubscriptionAttributesOutput, error)
	SetSubscriptionAttributesRequest(*sns.SetSubscriptionAttributesInput) (*request.Request, *sns.SetSubscriptionAttributesOutput)

	SetTopicAttributes(*sns.SetTopicAttributesInput) (*sns.SetTopicAttributesOutput, error)
	SetTopicAttributesWithContext(aws.Context, *sns.SetTopicAttributesInput, ...request.Option) (*sns.SetTopicAttributesOutput, error)
	SetTopicAttributesRequest(*sns.SetTopicAttributesInput) (*request.Request, *sns.SetTopicAttributesOutput)

	Subscribe(*sns.SubscribeInput) (*sns.SubscribeOutput, error)
	SubscribeWithContext(aws.Context, *sns.SubscribeInput, ...request.Option) (*sns.SubscribeOutput, error)
	SubscribeRequest(*sns.SubscribeInput) (*request.Request, *sns.SubscribeOutput)

	TagResource(*sns.TagResourceInput) (*sns.TagResourceOutput, error)
	TagResourceWithContext(aws.Context, *sns.TagResourceInput, ...request.Option) (*sns.TagResourceOutput, error)
	TagResourceRequest(*sns.TagResourceInput) (*request.Request, *sns.TagResourceOutput)

	Unsubscribe(*sns.UnsubscribeInput) (*sns.UnsubscribeOutput, error)
	UnsubscribeWithContext(aws.Context, *sns.UnsubscribeInput, ...request.Option) (*sns.UnsubscribeOutput, error)
	UnsubscribeRequest(*sns.UnsubscribeInput) (*request.Request, *sns.UnsubscribeOutput)

	UntagResource(*sns.UntagResourceInput) (*sns.UntagResourceOutput, error)
	UntagResourceWithContext(aws.Context, *sns.UntagResourceInput, ...request.Option) (*sns.UntagResourceOutput, error)
	UntagResourceRequest(*sns.UntagResourceInput) (*request.Request, *sns.UntagResourceOutput)

	VerifySMSSandboxPhoneNumber(*sns.VerifySMSSandboxPhoneNumberInput) (*sns.VerifySMSSandboxPhoneNumberOutput, error)
	VerifySMSSandboxPhoneNumberWithContext(aws.Context, *sns.VerifySMSSandboxPhoneNumberInput, ...request.Option) (*sns.VerifySMSSandboxPhoneNumberOutput, error)
	VerifySMSSandboxPhoneNumberRequest(*sns.VerifySMSSandboxPhoneNumberInput) (*request.Request, *sns.VerifySMSSandboxPhoneNumberOutput)
}

var _ SNSAPI = (*sns.SNS)(nil)


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Future Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences
Synthesis and biological evaluation of some 4-aminoquinoline derivatives as potential antitubercular agents
Authors: Shankar Alegaon, Kamlesh Kashniyal, Sanket Kuncolienkar, Rohini Kavalapure, Preeti Salve, Mahesh Palled, Shailendra Suryawanshi and Sulin Jalalpure
Content type: Research
Development of trigger sensitive hyaluronic acid/palm oil-based organogel for in vitro release of HIV/AIDS microbicides using artificial neural networks
Authors: M. O. Ilomuanya, R. F. Elesho, A. N. Amenaghawon, A. O. Adetuyi, Vijayalakshimi Velusamy and A. S. Akanmu
Particle engineering of fenofibrate for advanced drug delivery system
Authors: Ramakant Joshi, Srajan Raje, Wasim Akram and Navneet Garud
In vitro free radical scavenging and antidiabetic activity of aqueous and ethanolic leaf extracts: a comparative evaluation of Argyreia pierreana and Matelea denticulata
Authors: Venkataiah Gudise, Bimalendu Chowdhury and Arehalli S. Manjappa
Fabrication and evaluation of a medicated hydrogel film with embelin from Embelia ribes for wound healing activity
Authors: Hiral Shrimali, Uttam Kumar Mandal, Manish Nivsarkar and Neeta Shrivastava
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Antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and anticoagulant activities of three Thymus species grown in southeastern Morocco
Authors: Abdelbassat Hmidani, Eimad Dine Tariq Bouhlali, Tarik Khouya, Mhamed Ramchoun, Younes Filali-Zegzouti, Chakib Alem and Mohamed Benlyas
Ultra-high performance liquid chromatography-MS/MS (UHPLC-MS/MS) in practice: analysis of drugs and pharmaceutical formulations
Authors: Ravsaheb H. Rathod, Suraj R. Chaudhari, Amod S. Patil and Atul A. Shirkhedkar
Content type: Review
Matrix metalloproteinase9 as the protein target in anti-breast cancer drug discovery: an approach by targeting hemopexin domain
Authors: Christophorus Fideluno Adhipandito, Diana Putri Kartika Sari Ludji, Eko Aprilianto, Riris Istighfari Jenie, Belal Al-Najjar and Maywan Hariono
Spectral analysis of overlapped absorption bands of binary mixtures—an application on combination of pseudoephedrine sulphate and loratadine mixture
Authors: Hayam M. Lotfy, Sara El-Hanboushy, Yasmin M. Fayez and Mohamed Abdelkawy
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Future Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences is the official Journal of the Future University in Egypt. Future University in Egypt (FUE) is a multidisciplinary University established in accordance to the presidential decree no 254 on 2006. It is dedicated to providing quality education, scholarly research and socially responsible public service to the community. FUE comprises six faculties among them, in special position, the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Pharmaceutical Industries (FPSPI) lies. FPSPI is accredited by the National Authority for Quality Assurance and Accreditation of Education (NAQAAE).
Future University in Egypt is an educational institute committed to distinction, innovation and quality standards. FUE's priority is to stay abreast with the national, regional and international changes taking place in the interrelated fields of education, scientific research and community development, while consolidating values and professional ethics.
Future Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences (FJPS) is the official journal of the Future University in Egypt. It is a peer-reviewed, open access journal which publishes original research articles, review articles and case studies on all aspects of pharmaceutical sciences and technologies, pharmacy practice and related clinical aspects, and pharmacy education. The journal publishes articles covering developments in drug absorption and metabolism, pharmacokinetics and dynamics, drug delivery systems, drug targeting and nano-technology. It also covers development of new systems, methods and techniques in pharmacy education and practice. The scope of the journal also extends to cover advancements in toxicology, cell and molecular biology, biomedical research, clinical and pharmaceutical microbiology, pharmaceutical biotechnology, medicinal chemistry, phytochemistry and nutraceuticals.
Professor Seham Elkheshen, Editor-in-Chief
Professor Elkheshen has been the Dean of the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Pharmaceutical Industries at the Future University in Egypt since 2012. As the Dean, she lead the faculty to the establishment of a quality assurance system for good education practice and received accreditation by the National Authority for Quality Assurance and Accreditation of Education (NAQAAE) in 2016. Professor Elkheshen has been in the academic field for more than 35 years. She worked and developed graduate and post graduate programs for many national and international academic institutes. She has published more than 50 articles both nationally and internationally. Her research focus is in the area of drug delivery systems, dosage forms, nanotechnology, vesicular, polymeric and lipoid systems.
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This Is Art! Deadline Extended for Young Artists of All Abilities
RT and the Creative Ireland Programme extend the closing date for This Is Art! Competition
www.rte.ie/thisisart I www.thisisart.ie
My creation shows that art can still shine through even in difficult times Siobh n (17): Out on the City Scape
Good news for all young artists, due to the incredible response from young artists from all corners of Ireland, RT and the Creative Ireland programme have decided to extend the closing date for This is Art!. To offer a platform for creativity as the country embraces another
lockdown, the closing date for entries is now Sunday 31st January, 2021.
This is Art! invites everyone aged 18 and under, individually or in groups, to create a piece of art to be showcased in an online art gallery for generations to come. In so doing, the competition promotes artistic practice among young people while encouraging creativity, originality and self-expression.
Suzanne Kelly, Head of Young People's Programming, RT said: Everyone at RT is thrilled with the response to the This Is Art! competition. The volume and standard of work that is being uploaded onto the website every day is staggering. Through their work and artist's statements the young people of Ireland have given creative expression to their lives and concerns at this time. It is a unique privilege to be able to showcase this work and that is why we feel it is extremely important to facilitate as many young creators as possible by extending the deadline.
Tania Banotti, Director of the Creative Ireland Programme said: We are thrilled with the response from the young people of Ireland to the This Is Art! initiative. Our ambition for this project is that it would encourage our younger citizens to realise their full creative potential and to find new ways to express themselves, develop self-confidence and a sense of creative achievement. At a time when life seems so restricted, creativity helps us all feel free and therefore we are delighted that the deadline has been extended to allow more young people to participate.
This Is Art! judge. Tadgh Crowley, Glucksman Museum, Cork said: I've been delighted to see the imaginative entries by children of all ages from across the country to date. We're seeing such incredibly thoughtful and beautiful artworks from young people. Art provides us with an important way to communicate our feelings and experiences and this is particularly vital during these unprecedented times. The artworks that these young people are creating give us a glimpse into their lives and will stand as an important record of life in Ireland today.
Take a look at some of the entries that have been uploaded to the This Is Art! online gallery.
Rose (17): My Own Little World I wanted to push myself by creating an imaginative piece using a completely new medium. The boredom filled, lacklustre life that corona virus has created for many of us inspired me to paint a place where I could be completely enthralled. I am very proud of myself for finishing this piece. I am filled with joy and wonder any time I look at this painting, as if I am in my own little world .
VIDEO: https://www.thisisart.ie/gallery/rose-04-12-2020-10-26-31
Jeff (7): Hangry Grandad My creation shows an angry grandad who is covered in tomato ketchup and mustard. He got messy while eating hotdogs at home, cause we can't eat out at the moment. It's a crazy world! I love art because it's fun and I can use my imagination and explore different things .
VIDEO: https://www.thisisart.ie/gallery/jeff-01-01-2021-4-50-59
Lilly (13): Isolation Isolation is inspired by losing your identity during the pandemic. This work was completed while we had to wear masks while returning to school. Even though a large school with over a thousand students, it is possible to feel very alone and distant from others at this time
VIDEO: https://www.thisisart.ie/gallery/lilly-30-12-2020-2-50-57
Isabelle (7): Close Contacts I decided to re-use my Dads pizza box to paint using as many different colours to represent the people of Ireland as I had. This was our first pizza to be delivered when we came out of the first lockdown .
VIDEO: https://www.thisisart.ie/gallery/isabelle-01-01-2021-6-46-54
Eve (6): Nana at 70 It was my Nana's 70th birthday this month. We couldn't go to the shops to buy a present and we couldn't throw a party. I love watching portrait painting programmes and told Dad I wanted to paint Nana just like the artists on TV. I was excited to use a canvas for the first time and got a little grumpy when Dad tried to give me advice! I used the techniques I learnt from TV, sketching first from the iPad, mixing the colours and spending time getting the likeness. I am so proud of my
painting .
VIDEO: https://www.thisisart.ie/gallery/eve-29-11-2020-9-53-11
Ha Eun (10): The Sun Will Come Out Tomorrow My painting represents that even when the sun sets and the world is covered in darkness, the sun will always come back up again and bring it's light with it. It also expresses the end of the year 2020 with the sun setting on the old year and the hope of a brighter new year for all of us .
VIDEO: https://www.thisisart.ie/gallery/ha-eun-05-01-2021-4-22-15
Nicole (8): Covid with Flowers I love flowers and art. Over covid I spent a lot of time in the garden looking at different flowers and playing games. I painted flowers because I love my garden and nature .
VIDEO: https://www.thisisart.ie/gallery/nicole-04-01-2021-5-46-21
Ruby (9): Cactus Life My mum loves cactus plants but as strange as it sounds she can never keep them alive! So I painted her one that can never die to enjoy as we are indoors so much these days .
VIDEO: https://www.thisisart.ie/gallery/ruby-06-01-2021-2-41-27
Iseult (14): Generation Gap This painting represents the new normal where the physical gap ha
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The ad basically presents the baby girl as an accessory, a beautiful thing to be had rather than a life to be loved and sacrificed for.
The message is simple. That adorable baby girl's life is not about her or her well-being. It's about her parent's feelings. And if her parents feel that they do not want her at that moment in their lives, they can have her aborted in a violent, gruesome way, such as dismemberment abortion – the most common second-trimester abortion procedure.
Before birth, her life does not matter, according to abortion activists. Planned Parenthood has even lobbied against late-term abortion bans and legislation to protect babies born alive after botched abortions. Pro-abortion groups do not seem to care what the reason for an abortion is either. If the baby simply is unwanted, if the parents are irresponsible about using birth control, if they are poor or struggling with a relationship, or simply believe a baby could get in the way of their dreams, abortion activists say it's ok to abort that baby.
But a baby in the womb, just like a baby outside the womb, is a valuable human being, not a blob of tissue or an accessory. Every baby, wanted or unwanted, loved or unloved, deserves the chance to live.


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Six months after the country became the largest economy to legalize the recreational use of marijuana, retail sales have undershot expectations. Supply shortages, a lack of marijuana-based products and competition from a still-thriving black market have combined to keep a lid on sales.
The market was skeptical of Constellation's massive cannabis investment, but now the company is looking more and more prescient.
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En mars 1938, pour la seconde fois de sa carrière, Léon Blum est nommé président du Conseil des ministres par le président de la République Albert Lebrun. Le chef du gouvernement, alors qu'il est en période de deuil — son épouse Thérèse venant de mourir — prépare ce gouvernement en compagnie de son collaborateur Eugène Montel.

Au sein de ce gouvernement, on retrouve de grandes figures de la vie politique française de l'époque, comme l'ancien président du Conseil des ministres, Édouard Daladier, nommé à la vice-présidence du Conseil ou encore Vincent Auriol, nommé à la Coordination des Services.

Le second cabinet Léon Blum entre en fonction le . Le refus du Sénat d'accorder les pleins pouvoirs financiers à Blum oblige le gouvernement à démissionner. La chambre haute, dominée par les conservateurs, s'oppose depuis les élections aux différents cabinets socialistes ; le refus du Sénat concernant les pleins pouvoirs financiers avait d'ailleurs déjà été la cause de la démission du premier gouvernement Blum.

Ce gouvernement sera le dernier de la majorité Front Populaire.

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Fight to provide greater protection of 'at risk' Coastal Douglas fir tree fails in BC
'At risk' Coastal Douglas Fir trees. Photo: Jacob Wise
Environmental groups in British Columbia have failed in their attempt to force the BC government to provide greater protection for 'at-risk' Coastal Douglas Fir trees and the vital ecosystems around them.
The Western Canada Wilderness Committee and ForestEthics Solutions Society argued that the province has a statutory duty to protect the dwindling number of ancient trees from commercial logging. BC Supreme Court Justice Gordon Weatherill ruled that duty was discretionary, not mandatory.
"This judgement on Coastal Douglas-fir confirms the deep systemic problems in B.C.'s forest management and shows that it is anything but sustainable," said Valerie Langer, Conservation Director for ForestEthics Solutions. "Gone is any credibility with eco-minded companies that have been purchasing B.C. timber because of its 'sustainability.'"
The lawsuit argued that the BC Ministry of Forests was failing to follow its own regulations set down in the Forest and Range Practices Act. (FRPA) The Act sets out the rules on logging in British Columbia and requires companies to prepare stewardship plans for the trees and environment where they are working. Environmental groups say the Coastal Douglas Fir is already a species at risk, and therefore deserves greater protection and more detailed stewardship strategies.
"The court's ruling indicates that we cannot rely on existing laws like FRPA to protect species at risk," said Morgan Blakley, staff lawyer at Ecojustice. "It's time for B.C. to introduce a standalone endangered species law to ensure our forests aren't logged to extinction and iconic species like the mountain caribou and spotted owl are able to recover."
Coastal Douglas Fir trees once covered 2,555 square kilometers of territory in the BC coastal region. The tall, stately tree is valued for its size and timber. With easy access along the coast, it has been extensively logged in the past 150 years. Today only a fraction of the trees and their ecosystems remain. According to estimates, as little as 20 square kilometers of these trees remain, including about three square kilometers of old growth trees. The reduction in range prompted the environmental groups to force the government to do more.
"It's disappointing," says Torrance Coste, Vancouver Island campaigner for the Wilderness Committee "It validates the concerns that we have had for a decade that the way our provincial forestry laws are written don't do enough to protect endangered species and endangered forest sites."
The court noted that the province recognizes the importance of the Coastal Douglas Fir, and in 2006 designated the tree as 'at risk". Since then, the province has provided protection of the trees in parks, protected areas and old growth management areas.
"We are pleased the court dismissed the petition," says Ministry of Forests spokesperson Vivian Thomas. "There are roughly 256,000 hectares of Coastal Douglas Fir ecosystems in BC, mostly on Southern Vancouver Island, parts of the Fraser Valley and the Sunshine Coast. However, only nine per cent of that is on provincial crown land, and of that, 39 per cent is fully protected. The remainder is on private land, so outside government jurisdiction."
Coastal Douglas Fir logging operation, Vancouver Island. Photo: Jacob Wise.
Thomas says the biggest threat to Coastal Douglas Firs is not logging, but continued urbanization.
The court decision recognizes that the provincial government must balance a number of competing interests as it manages the forests of BC. Those include environmental and ecological concerns, First Nation interests, commercial logging activities and municipal and federal governments.
"The government must determine its policy on how these interests will be managed," wrote Justice Weatherill. "In my judgement, (section) 7 of the Act. does not impose a mandatory duty (to impose a protection notice to all interests)."
Torrance Coste says the ruling is a setback that could have a long lasting, detrimental impact on the coastal Douglas fir.
"Unless the public outcry gets louder or the province changes its tune, the tree could face extinction."
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Build Your Own Studio: The $100,000 Studio
Fixing Acoustic Problems, Adding a Classic Neve VR Legend
By Wes Maebe
Neve VR Legend Console
That time of year has come again, where Markkus Rovito and I take a look at how to improve on your current setup.
In the previous installments of BYOS, I have focused mainly on the centerpiece console, various microphone selections, monitors and outboard gear. So let's assume this year that the studio is up and running and I only need a couple of equipment upgrades; more importantly, we're going to examine the room acoustics closely.
I'm going to start with the premise that the control room and live room are in place. The studio has been running for a while now and we've gone from a small- to medium-format console. The time came to sell some of those and install a console that came up for sale. The 26.5 x 14.8-foot control room now houses a 60-channel Neve VR Legend with some cool outboard we hung on to and to which we'll add some funky bits and pieces.
The Neve was acquired, fully recapped, for $37,000. This leaves $63,000 for us to play with, installing some extra sonic flavors and sorting the rooms out acoustically.
Obviously I have Neve preamps coming out of my ears on the VR, but I always like to have a few different options in the bank. Four alternatives should supplement the range nicely. The API 512V ($845.75 x 2 = $1691.50) will provide that classic API punch, Meris 440 ($549) can look after guitar and bass duties, the Millennia HV-35 ($718.99) offers high-end clarity, and a newcomer, the Advanced Audio MT8016 ($995), which was developed with Malcolm Toft and sounds absolutely amazing!
The console also offers dynamics and EQ on every channel; however, I'd like to have just a handful more. A couple of API 560s ($803.25 x 2 = $1,606.50), mainly to handle that in-your-face guitar punch, a pair of API 565 filter sets ($505.75 x 2 = $1,011.5) to help with cleaning up some of the signals, and I have to include Dave Hill's Cranesong 500 Series Insignia ($1,299) tube EQ—this unit works miracles on pretty much everything.
The studio is pretty much set with gear as we opened a few years back, but I'd like to add an extra Meris Mercury 7 ($549) to the mix, just because it's such a cool reverb that blends so well and is so off the wall.
To house all our 500 Series modules, I'm choosing the WesAudio Supercarrier ($678) 10-slot rack.
With a lot more virtual reality, 360 and surround work popping up these days, it's time to bite the bullet and install a 5.1 rig. The responsibility of reproducing falls to Swiss-based loudspeaker manufacturer PSI Audio.
I recently came across the PSI speakers and was blown away by the sound, the imaging and the way they translate to other systems. Left, center, right and both surrounds will be PSI A17 M ($1,660 x 5 = $8,300), and the sub is an A225 Sub ($3,884.9). Controlling the surround setup will be the Cranesong Avocet IIA ($8999).
TIME FOR TREATMENT
Impulse Response
A huge chunk of the budget will go toward the acoustic treatment and optimization of the live and control rooms. One of my fields of study in college was acoustics, so I have a basic understanding of the subject and am able to sort out certain problems, but when it comes to improving your room, it really pays to get someone in who does this for a living. For this next segment, I had to draw on Dirk Noy's vast knowledge of acoustics and everything related to the topic.
I first met Dirk at an AES student event in Switzerland and I subsequently hired him to help me rescue a bad control room when I was mixing in a residential studio in the Swiss pre Alps. Dirk works for Walters-Storyk Design Group, so I left it in his very capable hands, with me looking and listening and asking a lot of questions.
Both the control room and the live room had some treatment when they were built initially, which offered Dirk a good starting point. But undertaking acoustical measurements is a vital first step in assessing the acoustical conditions in any given space. You need to know the cause of the problem in order to prescribe the most effective remedy.
Taking an acoustical measurement of the space means capturing the Impulse Response. A loud impulse is injected into the room through an omnidirectional loudspeaker radiating spherically from a center point. A measurement microphone then records the signal over time. The direct sound will exhibit the shortest path length and will show up as the first and loudest signal at the measurement mic. Subsequent reflections off surfaces (with longer travel paths and usually decreased loudness due to absorption in materials and air) will arrive later in time.
Measurement of Reverberation Time
Reverberation Time, meanwhile, is essentially measured by timing when the sound level reaches a value of 60 dB below the initial value, defined as being the RT60 Reverberation Time. The RT60 value is also a function of frequency: Most rooms display a longer reverberation time at low frequencies than at high frequencies.
Two aspects are studied for considerations of a room's reverberation time: First, there is the absolute duration of the reverberation time in seconds (either for each individual frequency band, or as a mean value). In a very live control room, mixes will end up sounding very dry, and a super dry room will make for much wetter mixes; you will compensate either way.
The second, often neglected aspect for assessing reverberation is the linearity of the reverberation time over frequency. A space with very short reverberation time at high frequencies and very long reverberation time at low frequencies is considered to sound very unbalanced, although the mean value might even be in the correct ballpark.
The analysis of the Reverberation Time of our studio control room reveals a rather unfavorable imbalance in the Reverberation Time vs. Frequency diagram. The room supports low frequencies overly dramatically, while at the same time deadening the highs. This is not an uncommon issue: Low frequency control is a major problem in small acoustic spaces due to the length of the wave.
LOW-FREQUENCY ABSORPTION
Frequency Response Measurement of a Two Way Active Audio Monitor System
Membrane Absorbers and Helmholtz Resonators are the tools for the job. Both are suitable for frequencies below about 125 Hz. A membrane absorber is a movable rubber, wood or metal membrane mounted in a frame. At certain frequencies the membrane starts to vibrate when exposed to sound pressure, transforming energy from the sound field to heat.
Helmholtz Resonators work like a glass soda bottle that can be used as a whistle: A given closed volume (the bottle) has an opening with a particular length (of the bottle neck) and a particular cross-section (diameter of the bottle neck). Helmholtz Resonators are easily incorporated in a space where otherwise unused volumes are available (e.g., a raised platform cavity in a home theater, or a void above a suspended ceiling).
For now, we will treat the control room's problem of excessive low-frequency reverberation with the purchase of four RPG Modex Plate low-frequency membrane absorbers, each at $802.7 ($3,211).
Dirk's measurements showed a similar problem for the Live Room, albeit with a different cause: Standing Waves. Rooms with an equal pair of dimensions (e.g., same width and height) are likely to show a strong accumulation of modal effects; we have exactly this problem in our room.
Again, we'll treat the modal problem with the purchase of eight RPG Modex Plate low-frequency membrane absorbers at $8,02.7 a pop ($64,21.6). With optimized low frequency control in both spaces, the acoustician's analysis gave even more insight into the acoustical behavior:
For the Control Room, the Impulse Response showed a major reflection peak shortly after the direct sound arrives at the listening position. The bounce, it turns out, was caused by a reflection off the exterior window, creating unwanted comb filtering—the reflected sound interfering with the direct sound at the listener position. Using absorption, this situation can be greatly optimized.
When sound hits an absorptive material, some part of the acoustical energy is transformed to other types of energy (mostly heat). Examples of acoustical absorbers are all sorts of porous foams or perforated/slotted surfaces, useful in controlling unwanted reflections and consequentially to decrease excessive reverberation.
An alternative method to minimize side wall reflection is to change the room geometry by angling of the walls. This will steer the reflected sound clear of the listening position to areas where it can be absorbed or dealt with in another way.
Because re-doing the walls is not possible in our room, we've decided to solve the sidewall reflection by employing a visually transparent, slotted Plexiglas panel of type RPG Deamp at a cost of $1,606 per side ($3,212).
And of course, these problems don't come by themselves! The live room has a similar problem, but as we don't want to add more absorption to the space, Dirk recommends upgrading the acoustics using diffusion.
Diffusion is used to distribute sound uniformly in space, and products are available in a range of shapes and sizes. One-dimensional diffusors contain depth variation in one dimension, forming linear divided wells or steps of varying depth, whereas two-dimensional diffusors offer depth variation in two perpendicular directions, thus forming a lattice of divided cells or steps of varying depth, looking a bit like a skyscraper skyline.
This is exactly what we need, and we're going to purchase 12x RPG Omnifusor diffusors at $428 per item ($5136). These will be mounted on the ceiling.
So we're done, right? Well, there's one additional step. I've asked Dirk to calibrate the monitoring system, as fine-tuning a speaker system makes a world of a difference. This bonus will cost us $2,141 in services.
Most active monitors offer some type of onboard adjustments, but typically a dedicated outboard parametric equalizer or loudspeaker processor will be employed with much greater effect. The goal is to obtain a linear reproduction throughout the audio spectrum, and reducing energy is generally preferable to adding energy There are many options to choose from; I've decided to go for a unit I already know, the Xilica XP-8080, coming in at $1,542.
Finally, there's the last, most fun and utterly critical step in the system calibration process: the listening test. Sitting down in the engineer's position, listening to the audio system and the room for half an hour, and getting ready for the next mix.
I'm going to use the remaining $351 to buy Dirk an amazing meal to say thanks for helping me put this studio together!
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The Buccaneers hosted the Titans at Raymond James Stadium, their second inter-conference matchup in two weeks. Buccaneers running back Earnest Graham was a part of the starting lineup for the first time in his career, replacing the injured Michael Pittman, who sat out the game.
The first half was a defensive struggle, with neither team scoring in the first quarter. Early in the second quarter, Tennessee drove to the Buccaneers 32-yard line, but quarterback Vince Young fumbled the ball and the Buccaneers recovered. Jeff Garcia connected on a 39-yard pass play to Michael Clayton, to help set up a 23-yard Matt Bryant field goal, the first points of the game. Moments later, Phillip Buchanon intercepted Vince Young with 1:29 remaining in the half, to maintain a 3–0 halftime lead.
Tennessee took the second half kickoff, and executed a 12-play, 45-yard drive which resulted in a 48-yard field goal by Rob Bironas. On their next possession, Vince Young ran out of bounds, and suffered a strained quad. He would have to leave the game, and was replaced by Kerry Collins. On Tampa Bay's next drive, Garcia connected with Joey Galloway for a 69-yard touchdown catch. On the ensuing drive Ronde Barber intercepted a pass by Kerry Collins, but it ruled incomplete after review.
With less than four minutes remaining in regulation, Collins drove the Titans to the Buccaneers 23-yard line. For the second time, Ronde Barber intercepted Collins, this time in the endzone, but it was again ruled incomplete after review. The drive continued, and with 1:24 remaining, LenDale White tied the game 10–10 with a touchdown run. With only one timeout, Garcia drove the Buccaneers 55 yards on seven plays. With 11 seconds remaining, Matt Bryant kicked a game-winning 43-yard field goal.
WEATHER: Clear - 81°F. - Humidity 62% - Wind E.N.E. 10-15mph - Wind Chill 78°F.
BUCCANEERS: Graham 13-29, Garcia 2-1.
TITANS: White 25-64, Brown 5-26, Young 3-6.
TITANS: Young 14-11-120-1-0, Collins 20-10-125-0-0.
BUCCANEERS: Graham 6-17, Galloway 4-97, Hilliard 4-59, Askew 3-33, Clayton 2-53, Smith 1-15.
TITANS: Moulds 6-49, Williams 5-44, Gage 4-82, Sciafe 3-45, White 2-9, Hartsock 1-16.
TITANS: Griffin 3-60, Cramer 1-22.
BUCCANEERS: Carter 1-13, Haye 1-7, Adams 1-4.


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In Yakuza 6, Kazuma Kiryu will find out exactly how much people are willing to sacrifice for family - be those ties through blood or bond - when he investigates a series of shadowy events that involve the ones he holds closest to his heart. Fresh out of a three-year prison sentence, an older and weathered Kiryu comes to find out that his surrogate daughter, Haruka, has gone missing from the orphanage he looks after. The trail leads him to his old stomping grounds in Kamurocho, where he discovers that she has been struck by a car and now lies in a coma. To make matters worse, Kiryu learns that Haruka now has a son that he must look after. With baby in hand, Kiryu journeys to the seaside town of Onomichi, Hiroshima to unravel the truth about Haruka, her son, and a sinister secret that the Hiroshima yakuza are harboring.
The Dragon's Fiery Conclusion
by Jeff Cork
Wrap up Kazuma Kiryu's story in an appropriately epic and occasionally wacky finale
Yakuza 6 is easily the best the series has ever looked, and exploring in the first-person view is the closest you can get to being in Japan without the jetlag
The voice acting shines, and the ambient sounds of Hiroshima and Tokyo are perfectly captured
Playability:
Kiryu is ready for everything, whether it's time to break bikes over backs, belt out a tune, or hit the arcades, thanks to intuitive and responsive controls
Yakuza 6 delivers both quality and quantity, so saying goodbye to Kiryu doesn't feel rushed
The Yakuza series is stronger than ever, with the recent wave of PlayStation 4 remasters and a new prequel game bringing Kazuma Kiryu to appreciative new audiences. Just as those fledgling fans are figuring out what loyal Yakuza players have known for more than a decade, Yakuza 6 comes along and upends it all. The latest entry in the series may mark the end of Kiryu's tale, but don't worry; Sega gives The Dragon of Dojima the sendoff he deserves.
Without getting too deep in the weeds, Yakuza 6's story centers on Kiryu's adopted daughter Haruka Sawamura, who is struck by a hit-and-run driver early on. She was holding a child at the time of the event, and that child's identity is paramount to the overall arc. The long story is told through an abundance of cutscenes, but I was engaged throughout. Players who are concerned about jumping into the finale without having played through all the other games shouldn't worry, either. While the story is complicated, it's largely self-contained. The game cleverly provides context for the important players in the world, and in rare instances when a cameo or reference didn't click for me, I never felt lost.
The story provides broad motivations, but much of the Yakuza 6 experience is about making your own way through the world. Between Kamurocho's familiar neon playground and the comparatively calmer Onomichi in Hiroshima prefecture, Yakuza 6 gives you plenty to do. The two locations are a joy to explore, and they're brimming with optional activities. Kiryu has a lot of time on his hands, and I looked forward to every opportunity to keep him busy. Many of the missions provide rewards that feed into two of your biggest diversions; the people you help often want to join your baseball team or help take down gangs in your new Kiryu Clan. I've spent my fair share of time in Yakuza's batting cages, and it was satisfying to show off my skills while managing my own crew of sluggers. I didn't find the clan missions (which are basically tower-defense, minus the towers) quite as interesting, but I was still compelled to complete them all.
The brawler-style combat feels satisfying, whether you're swinging your fists or whatever random props you can grab, and I appreciate little touches like the way terrain affects how you take down goons. Getting into scraps is quick, too, which encouraged me to seek out encounters even near the end of my adventure. Dragging enemies into stores, where the battles continue, is particularly fun – probably because I didn't have to worry about picking up the mess. Thanks to a reworked leveling system, I leveled up abilities and unlocked moves the way I wanted, rather than having to work my way around a preset ability grid. All these little elements help deliver an exhilarating sense of freedom.
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From the unparalleled realism of the new setting of Onomichi, a beautiful, sleepy port town in Hiroshima Prefecture, to the latest evolution of Kamurocho, the biggest red-light district in Tokyo, Yakuza 6 is the ultimate iteration the game's blend of gritty crime story, hyper-explosive combat, and all the vices and distractions those locales have to offer.
Enter the "Dragon Engine" - Explore the world of Yakuza like never before. Yakuza 6 is the first current-gen Yakuza title that was developed from the ground up for the PS4, introducing the seedy Japanese underworld with detailed visuals, lifelike animations, a new physics engine, interactive storefronts, seamless transitions and more.
Explore Kamurocho Reborn and the Scenic Views of Onomichi - The hypnotic lights, opportunistic inhabitants, and hedonistic distractions of Kamurocho look better than ever. Revamped minigames like karaoke, batting cages, darts, hostesses, and the SEGA arcade have been streamlined for maximum pleasure, and new additions like the RIZAP Gym, Cat Café, and Clan Creator are the purrfect distractions after a long night of bashing heads! But it's also time to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life to play tourist in beautiful Onomichi. This tranquil coastal community is home to plenty of local activities like bar mingling, spearfishing (think action-packed rail shooter … with fish), and more!
Let the Bodies Hit the Floor - Yakuza 6 Kiryu is a 100% certified thugfed OG, so that means he's a battle-hardened veteran when it comes to the art of street fighting. Although he utilizes one fighting style this time around, you best believe Kiryu hits like a truck. Devastating combos and bone-breaking Heat Actions make a return, but now the Dragon of Dojima can fill up a meter to engage Extreme Heat Mode. When activated, Kiryu glows blue and unleashes heavy-damage combos with his fists or any "tool" that's close at hand.
Fully Voiced Japanese Audio - For the first time in series history, every line and piece of dialogue is fully voiced in Japanese. Let the dramatic story and absurd humor of the series unfold like an interactive foreign film experience.
Rated 1 out of 5 by Cael55 from Poor Wasn't fun, had poor controls, reminded me of a early game on the N64.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Daxsandman from Fun to play and storyline is awesome Great addition to the series. I've played almost all of them and the story line is great
Rated 5 out of 5 by DamienGamble from Outstanding Always loved this saga. Still playing and can't wait to finish Kiryu's story
Rated 3 out of 5 by themaxelite from yakuza 6 its ok but missing a few things from the past games
Rated 5 out of 5 by Nokillanime from Good brawler With a good story Very cool game Love the Story but I especially love the action
Rated 5 out of 5 by JTRYO from GREAT GAME! GREAT GAME, EXCELLENT STORY LINE, WORTH EVERY PENNY!
Rated 5 out of 5 by MisterMayhem from Great Game The gameplay is great, the graphics are excellent. It's a really good combat system. Just a nicely done game all around.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Axenia23 from Awesome Awesome game. The whole series of the yakuza games is awesome. And as this is the last one it is amazing if you haven't played this yet do it!!!
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normal distribution of GC content where the central peak
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Since we don't know the the GC content of the genome the modal
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This post draws from a paper to be presented in the ACAES session on Asian Economies in Global Supply Chains at the 2023 Allied Social Science Association Annual Meeting, program here.
International supply chains are dependent on ease of crossing borders and efficient connectivity in terms of price, speed, and reliability. The intensification of international supply chains during the last four decades has been easier in some parts of the world than others and so-called global value chains have been primarily regional value chains (RVCs), centered on East Asia, Europe, and North America. The RVCs were only linked at the final step of sending finished products to markets in high-income countries, typically by ocean shipping. The Eurasian rail Landbridge established the first major overland link between RVCs, and traffic grew rapidly from 2011 to 2021.


Don't worry these sharks are harmless and super cute!
Today I have a really fun DIY kinda card to share with you all. I wanted to create an aquarium for my little under water scene featuring Lawn Fawn's Duh-Nuh Stamp Set. This was not the first time I had made and paper aquarium. Check out one of my favorite 3D paper projects and where I got some inspiration for this card → HERE.
I used distress oxide inks to blend out and create the background water. The images were colored using Zig Clean Color Brushes, once they were colored I then used the SnC2 to cut them out. For a complete supply list check out the links below this blog post.
The picture below shows you a better look at how the card was actually built.
I used the Year Seven Stamp set to customize my sentiment on the back.
As you can see this card will fold flat but not easily. The acetate I used was very thick so it tends to pop back into place. To give it to the recipient you could either use some twine to squeeze the card together, or simply just use a larger envelope or box and just let the card pop open. I wouldn't recommend you put a card like this through the mail as it probably will get damaged. Using a thinner acetate may give you different results.
For those that want to watch exactly how this card came together and for measurements details, check out the process video below.
Hope this has inspired you to create your own DIY Aquarium Card for any underwater scene you may want to make. Why not give someone a mini aquarium without the maintenance of a real one and even better, these fish will never die!


Great backing tracks for 200 popular hymns and worship songs.
These high-quality, ready-to-use CDs contain instrumental backing tracks for 176 of the most popular general worship songs and 24 Christmas carols sung in Junior Church on 10 CDs. Children will love singing along to these superb accompaniments.