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Q: better alternative on for loop verilog I am a newbie in verilog. I have been searching online and most of them suggest to not use for-loop in verilog coding. So is there a better alternative to replace for-loop?
The problem that I am facing now is that I need to perform 1 or 2 for-loop in a case statement. And I have been thinking of better alternatives but come up with none. It will be great if any one of you can shed some light on this.
Example of my code:
always @(*)
case (help)
4'd1: for (i=A; i<=20;i=i+B)
       begin temp[i-1]=1; end
4'd2: for (i=A; i<=20;i=i+B)
        begin temp[i-1]=1; B=B+1; end
4'd3: begin
       for (i=A; i<=20;i=i+B)
        begin temp[i-1]=1; B=B+1; end
       for (i=A; i>=1;i=i-B)
        begin temp[i-1]=1; B=B+1; end
      end
default: temp = 0;

A: For-loops are fine in Verilog, but they need to able to static unroll if you plan on synthesizing. Static unroll means the loop is not depended on any external variables. For example for(i=0;i<10;i=i+1) is static. for(i=A; i<=20;i=i+B) is not static as it is a depends on the variables A and B.
You can make a loop static my moving the variables as a condition inside the for-loop. for(i=A; i<=20;i=i+B) becomes:
tmp_var = A;
for (i=0; i<=20;i=i+1) begin
  if (i==tmp_var) begin
    // ... your logic here ...
    tmp_var = tmp_var+B;
  end
end

Issues that need to be addressed beyond the scope of the question:
They way you are using B and temp is a little concerning.

*

*B appears to be an input, but you are also incrementing it. For synthesis it is illegal to manipulate an input. If it is an input, then create a local variable with default value as B and you may change this value later in the within same always block. If it is not an input, then it is creating latching logic; which is not good and I will cover that next with temp.

*temp is latching logic. Latching logic are troublesome because timing is critical; knowing when the latch is transparent or closed, and respecting the hold time requirements. The more complex the logic the harder it is to predict. In RTL one way latches are inferred is by incomplete assignments inside an combinational blocks (ie always @*). To resolve this, make sure every bit is assigned each pass of the combinational blocks. One way to safe guard this is to assign default values before staring your logic. Example:
  always @(*) begin
    temp = 0; // default to a constant
    temp_B = B; // default to an input value

    // ... your logic ...
  end


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Yakutia
Early Oscar Announcement
This just in: Leonardo DiCaprio has won the first and only Northeastern Siberian Academy Award for best friend of Russia and especially Russia's far northern peoples. His film The Revenant, about survival and revenge in a snowy wilderness, struck a chord with audiences in Yakutia, the Sakha Republic, "the largest and most northern region in the Russian Federation," where admirers contributed their own family silver and gold to honor DiCaprio. They want him to come to Siberia and accept their Oscar statuette in person.
The Yakutian statuette, which is two centimeters shorter than the Hollywood version, is cast of silver and gold melted down from jewelry donated by Siberian DiCaprio fans. The face of the statue has pronounced Asiatic features, in acknowledgment of Siberia's indigeous peoples; when DiCaprio accepted his 2016 Golden Globe award, he dedicated it to First Nations peoples and indigenous communities–"that is, to us, the people of the Far North of Russia," says Tatiana Egarova, who organized the campaign.
According to Egarova, more than 100 Yakutian women donated their jewelry for the statuette; some of them, she said, broke off pieces from what they donated so they could hold onto keepsakes reminding them of DiCaprio. There is a bit of evidence that the warm feelings may extend both ways: in 2010, DiCaprio met with Vladimir Putin in St. Petersburg at a conference on the endangered Siberian tiger, and in 2012, he wrote an appreciation of his Russian grandmother, Yelena Smirnova, who came from the Urals city of Perm. "To me," he said, "she was the embodiment of inner strength and integrity."
The Siberian Oscar figurine is holding a gold choron, a Yakutian ritual cup signifying peace, harmony, spiritual unity, and good intentions.
Leonardo DiCaprio,
actor,
movie,
Oscars,
Siberia,
This time of year, alas, our thoughts turn to Siberia, or to the Ice Ages, or even to Siberia during the Ice Ages, when woolly mammoths were walking tall and cave lions commanded the countryside.
Last summer, two men digging for mammoth tusks along a riverbank in Yakutia, eastern Siberia, came across a couple of brown and furry-looking chunks of ice about the size of household cats. Not sure what they were but hoping they might be worth something to somebody, the men kept the things from thawing out by reburying them deep in the permafrost. In September, they returned with scientists from the institute in Yakutsk and learned that they'd found the corpses of two baby cave lions.
Cave lions are an extinct subspecies of lion that ranged across all of Eurasia, from Spain to Siberia, and crossed the land bridge to North America during the Ice Ages. They've been extinct for 12,000 years or more, but they are well known to us through the work of numerous prehistoric artists who featured them in paintings on the walls of caves.
Cave lions did not themselves live in caves, but of course their babies stayed in dens when they were small, and these particular cubs were still very young when, it is theorized, their den caved in on them, perhaps in connection with a landslide. Buried deep in rubble, the cubs probably died from lack of oxygen, which also helped preserve their corpses so well for thousands of years.
The top photo is an artist's rendering of a snowy landscape with mammoths, cave lions, a woolly rhinoceros, and other Ice Age critters; the scene is said to be set in northern Spain.
Below that is one of the Siberian cave lion cubs, resting on a block of ice.
In the photo at the bottom of this post, a scientist takes off one of his gloves and sticks his finger in the cub's mouth. His actions may strike us as a bit casual and unscientific, though there is some research happening here: by feeling for the nubs of baby teeth in the cub's gums, he was able to estimate its age as approximately two weeks. These same scientists have announced their intention to clone these cubs, in hopes of bringing back the extinct species. We'll keep you posted.
(Image credits: top,
art by Mauricio Arton; middle and bottom,
Siberian Times),
baby animals,
cave art,
cave lions,
extinct animals,
fossils,
ice age,
lions,
mammoths,
Yakutia,

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Our school, Christa McAuliffe Elementary, is located in the southern portion of the United States. We are in Denton County, which is in northern Texas. Our town is Highland Village, which is north of Dallas.
There are approximately 500 students in our school. Our principal is Mrs. Jennifer Mattingly and our assistant principal is Mrs. Whitney Parlin. Ms. Linda Thiebaud is our librarian.
Christa McAuliffe Elementary School was named for Sharon Christa Corrigan McAuliffe. She was a wife, mother of two children and a dedicated high school social studies teacher in Concord, New Hampshire. NASA announced in July, 1985, that McAuliffe had been chosen from among more than 11,000 applicants for its "Teacher in Space Program." The tragic explosion of the Space Shuttle Challenger on January 28, 1986, took the lives of McAuliffe and six other crew members. Christa McAuliffe is a reminder to everyone of what classroom experiences are or should be. It is for her and the teaching profession that the Lewisville ISD Board of Trustees named this elementary school.
We are fourth and fifth graders at McAuliffe.
Once upon a time, in a land where cacti grew taller than the tallest cowboys, there lived a young elf owl named Minnie. Minnie had always enjoyed her life in the desert, but she was always bothered by her neighbour, a rattlesnake named Mason. Mason was sly and clever and the whole village knew it, so Minnie tried to ignore it. Sometimes, it got a little hard.
"Yes, Mason?" Minnie replied in her calmest voice possible.
"May I come into your lovely home?" Mason sneered.
Minnie frantically searched her brain for a reply. She knew bad things would happen if she let him in. "I, uh, my house is, um, a mess! Yeah," Minnie blurted out quickly.
Mason frowned and slithered away. "I want her house so bad! So roomy and cosy...." Mason thought. "If only I could get her out of her house. Then I could slither in and it would be mine!" Mason smirked. "THAT'S not a bad idea......"
Mason slithered out of his house and crouched at the foot of Minnie's cactus. "Now, to lure her out." He thought and thought. "I know! If I make owl calls, maybe she'll come out, thinking it's another owl!" Mason prepared himself, then as loud as he could manage, screeched an owl call. Minnie peeked her head out. Not seeing an owl, Minnie pulled her head back in.
Mason was disappointed as he trudged back to his cactus. "What can I do now?" He though aloud. He paced the floor, thinking, "What if I trade her something for her home?"
"I have an offer for you. I'll trade you my lovely home for yours." Mason said slowly.
"I'm sorry; Mason, but I love my home. "I won't trade it for yours." Minnie answered.
Mason sulked away. Once again, Mason searched for something to do. Suddenly, he hears a booming "Yeehaw!" and loud galloping from outside. He ran to the door and peered outside. What he saw surprised him. It was a cowboy!
All of a sudden, an idea popped into Mason's clever brain. He scurried outside and out to the feet of the horse. He hissed loudly, sending the horse bucking in fright. The cowboy tumbled off as the horse galloped as fast its long legs could go: STRAIGHT at Minnie!
Mason cackled in delight as the horse got closer and closer to Minnie. Suddenly, the horse skidded to a stop, dust whirling everywhere around him. Mason quickly thought up another plan. "If I can't have it, no one can! Mason sneered. He loudly hissed at the horse again, sending it rocketing straight at the cactus!
Minnie watched in horror as the horse rammed into her home. Pieces of the cactus exploded onto the desert floor. A little cactus flower floated down beside Minnie. "Oh," She wept. "My home and all my things are GONE!" She sulked off, in search of a new place to live.
Minnie roamed her new home, satisfied with the new decorations she had just put up. Her new home was a large hole in an old oak tree. It had everything she could ever want: a river, a garden, many trees, and a beautiful lookout over the valley. She never forgot how Mason destroyed her old home, of course, but Minnie lived a wonderful rattlesnake-free life. She was extremely happy.
A new visitor, Mockingbird, came one day to the town that rested in the hottest part of the desert. He flew to Longhorn's house and nested inside the nearest cactus. Longhorn came outside to see how his cacti were doing. He looked at the one that Mockingbird was in and said, "This one looks pure and ripe."
Mockingbird heard him and didn't want his new home to be gone. Longhorn was about to cut it down, when he heard the cactus say (It was Mockingbird, hidden), "Why are you going to cut me down when I have feelings, too?"
"Was that you, Cactus?" asked Longhorn.
"Well, sure it is, and why do you want to cut me down when you haven't even gotten to know me?" replied Mockingbird, aka the Cactus.
Longhorn was frightened and ran inside his house. He had to spread news of the talking cactus, so he went to Armadillo's house and told him everything.
"I don't believe you," said Armadillo.
"Well, why don't you come see for yourself," said Longhorn.
Armadillo decided to come. When they reached Longhorn's house, the cactus was gone.
"Where is it?" asked Armadillo.
"I don't know. It was here a minute ago." said Longhorn.
"This was a waste of time." said Armadillo.
Longhorn was shocked until he heard something. "Who is that? Asked Longhorn.
"It is me, the talking tree!"
Longhorn ran away yelling, "The tree is talking!"
"What a goof!" exclaimed Mockingbird as he wiped away his grin and flew away.
On a strange afternoon, lizard was looking for something to eat. Lizard is a selfish, rude pest that nobody likes at all. His number one fear is leader cow. Whenever he hears Leader Cow's name, he shivers and cries that he might get squashed!
Lizard said, "Oh, I'm starving! Hey, I wonder what horse has in his garden. I hope he has red hot chili peppers! So spicy and juicy! Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm!
Horse, not noticing Lizard, said, "I can't wait to water and pick my pepper garden today! Do you know I have tons of peppers?"
"Yesssssssssssss! He does have a lot of red hot chili peppers! I can't wait to sink my big fat lips into a fat, juicy pepper! Oh, no, I can't let Horse see me eating his peppers! I'll hide until he leaves. Yep, that will work!"
All that waiting made lizard hungry. So, at sun down lizard finally got inside Horses' garden. "Ahhhh, this is so good that I will hear some more tomorrow! What! I can't get out! Awww, I guess I will have to wait until I lose some weight!"
Next day, Lizard whined, "Ohhhh, my stomach hurts so much. Awwwww! Ahhhhhh!"
"What is that noise?" asked Horse.
Lizard replied, "Uhhhhhhhhhh........Me, the grand talking pepper! I will rule out if I am not known to your people!"
"Oh, oh, oh! I have to show Leader Cow. He will know what to do!" exclaimed Horse.
Lizard said, "No, no, no, don't even think about showing me to Leader Cow! He will squish me if he gets close to me!"
"Of course I won't because you are a very rare species! And besides, why would he want to squish a rare pepper like you?" Horse asked.
"I'm not a pepper, I'm a liz............I mean, yes, take me to your leader!" said Lizard.
Horse replied, "Okay, whatever you say, amazing talking pepper!"
Along the road, Horse and Lizard ran into Armadillo, the kind and fierce one.
Horse said, "Hey, Armadillo! What's going on here?"
"Nothing........Hey, why do you have a pepper?" asked Armadillo.
"Oh, I'm giving this to Leader Cow. He will for sure give me a reward for finding this!" exclaimed Horse.
Armadillo asked, "Why, he has thousands of peppers at his ranch?"
"NOT a talking PEPPER! This one is so special that it likes me!" Horse exclaimed.
Armadillo, who was not so sure, said, "Oh, really? Talk pepper, talk! See..........nothing."
Lizard spoke out, "Have you ever heard of a smart Armadillo?"
"Who said that? Was it you, Horse? I know that that pepper didn't say anything to me!" Armadillo exclaimed.
Horse replied, "Sure it did. Like I said, it's a magic pepper."
"Okay! I want to see what Leader Cow has to say about that!" Armadillo responded.
A couple of hours later, Armadillo, Horse, and the magic Pepper, AKA Lizard, were on their way to Leader Cow's ranch. That is when they ran into Coyote.
Coyote asked, "Hi, Fellas! What do you have there? Whatever it is, is it for me?"
Horse and Armadillo said together, "No, it is for Leader Cow only! AND, it's a talking Pepper!"
Coyote replied, "Okay, okay, okay, so it's really a talking Pepper?"
Horse said, "Yes, I will make it talk. Talk, Pepper, talk."
Coyote said, "I guess it doesn't talk after all."
Pepper spoke out, "Have you ever heard of a cute Coyote?"
Coyote exclaimed, "Who said that? Was it you, Horse, or you, Armadillo?"
Horse responded, "No, it was the Pepper, like I said!"
"Okay, I'm coming with y'all." Coyote replied.
After arriving at Leader Cow's ranch in the mountains, Horse told him, "Leader Cow, look, I have a talking Pepper!"
Leader Cow, unbelieving, asked, "Really, well doesn't keep me waiting! Make it talk!"
Horse answered, "Yes, sir! Talk, Pepper, Talk! Now!"
Horse cried, "Oh, I don't know what is happening!"
"Well, you have certainly waisted my time!" said Leader Cow.
Pepper piped up, "You call yourself King? You are a disgrace to the West!"
Leader Cow said, "No one will talk to me like that!" With that, he threw the magic pepper back to horse's house into a bunch of bananas.
Lizard said, "Wow! I am hungry again. I will eat a banana."
Horse replied, "Okay, do not talk to me!"
Banana (AKA Lizard) said, "Oh, we should have told you about those peppers......"
One day, Road Runner was running when he saw Coyote. Road Runner was bored and wanted to have some fun; so Road Runner ran circles around Coyote. Coyote got mad and told Road Runner to stop.
Road Runner just laughed and said, "Catch me if you can!" Road Runner took off running and Coyote chased him. They ran all over the desert.
Road Runner jumped into Armadillo's hole. He said, "Can you go find Coyote for me? I need you to spray this at him when you see him." Road Runner handed Armadillo some pepper spray. "You have a hard shell and Coyote can't hurt you." Road Runner tole Armadillo to get it to Coyote fast!
When Armadillo left, Road Runner closed the door and locked it. He found some bread and birdseed in the pantry. He then put the food in his bag and ran out of Armadillo's house.
When he got outside he saw both Coyote and Armadillo running his way. Road Runner was getting tired, so he found a huge tree and started pecking at it. The tree was hollow so Road Runner just pecked right through the wood.
He heard Coyote and Armadillo coming so he grabbed some sticks and made stairs inside the tree. Road Runner forgot to close the hole, so when coyote and Armadillo came by they got suspicious. Road Runner heard them coming, so he quickly made a little platform.
Armadillo was tired, so he asked Coyote if he could rest in the tree. Coyote was tired so he asked if he could join Armadillo. Armadillo said he could.
Road Runner was hot, thirsty, and hungry. When Coyote and Armadillo got inside the tree, Road Runner had an idea. He said in a low voice, "Puny animals bring me some water and I will spare your life."
Armadillo and Coyote got scared and said, "Who are you?"
Road Runner replied, "Why, I am King of the Trees, and I demand some water!"
Coyote and Armadillo got even more scared, so they went to get the talking tree some water. On the way, they ran into Wild Wolf. They told Wild Wolf the King of the Trees sent them to get some water. Wild Wolf didn't believe them, so he came along.
When they got back, Wild Wolf said, "See, this ain't a king! It's just a dumb ole' tree!"
Road Runner then said, "I am the King of the Trees and if you think you're so smart, why don't you bring me your king, hmmmmmmmmmmmm?"
Wild Wolf was dumbstruck. He then left to get Cobra the King. He told Cobra, "King, there is a talking tree and he wants to see you."
King Cobra agreed to come along. When he got there, he asked the tree if it could talk. No reply. He asked again, but again there was no reply.
King Cobra got mad and said, "You fools! You disturbed me for nothing! This is your first warning; next time I'll make you sit on a cactus!"
He left and the animals started screaming at the tree. Then Road Runner jumped behind a cactus and said, "We cactuses have been trying to tell you, trees need lots of water to stay alive! Their King wasn't smart enough to tell you he was drying up!"
Once there was a young Mockingbird and a young White Tailed Deer fawn.
One simply DIVINE summer's morning in the woods of North East Texas, young Mockingbird was hungry for a tasty mid-morning snack. Soon, she came upon White Tailed Deer's berry patch.
She thought to herself, "I think I'll steal a tiny snack from White Tailed Deer's little berry patch. I'm sure she won't mind at all...."
So, when young little White Tailed Deer went inside to make herself a delicious berry pie, Mockingbird didn't even struggle to fly down and DIG IN! About three hours later, White Tailed Deer came back and before the Deer could see her, Mockingbird (quite quickly) flew up, up, up into the highest tree she could find so that White Tailed Deer wouldn't find her.
When White Tailed Deer saw her berry patch she said in shock, "My, my, who would've done such a thing?"
White Tailed Deer said, "I'm going to stay outside until the sneaky little criminal shows itself. Yes, yes, that's what I'll do!" So, White Tailed Deer did just that. She waited and waited, but no one ever showed up!
Mockingbird waited and waited but the Deer never left. Since then, White Tailed Deer never ever left her garden again and the young Mockingbird learned her lesson and never ever tricked anyone again!
and a dedicated high school social studies teacher in Concord, New Hampshire.
Lewisville ISD Board of Trustees named this elementary school.
Lewi L. - There are many lakefront homes and homes with a lake view here surrounding Lewisville Lake.
Extremo - Highland Village has had over 70 days of extreme weather of over 100 degrees Farenheit.
Tekki - (Technology) The use of technology is a priority in Lewisville Independent School District. It supports the use of technology for research, creating, and collobarating. The goal is to have access of technology on a daily basis through a variety of equipment and software.
Sporti - Our students participate in a variety of sports here including Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Football, Golf, Soccer, Softball, Swimming, Tennis, Track and Field, Volleyball, and Wrestling.
Shoppy - Highland Village is the ultimate shopping destination! The plethora of shops include retail (clothing), restaurants, sporting, printing, photography, hair salons, florists and many more types.
Woodsy - Highland Village has extensive trees with trails designed for walking, jogging, and bicycling. The trails go through neighborhoods and parks.
T.T. Patriot (True Blue Patriot) - Lewisville Independent School District has several Blue Ribbon Schools, and McAuliffe is one of them! The Blue Ribbon Program is a United States government program that was created in 1981 to honor schools. It is the highest honor an American school can achieve. Highland Village also has an annual red, white, and blue festival on the Fourth of July Celebration.
I do awesome at school, too.
A new wolf was born.
She was a little brown wolf.
They make you feel good inside.
Brings fun to all minds.
Their men's team is beast.
The lake gets dark and quiet.
I have been stung by a wasp.
by BW Reading is Great!
The ball will be caught.
My dog's name is Oliver.
They have good places to eat.
Books I read are very long.
We have a shopping center.
We have a small lake.
Highlanders, we are the best!
Bases fully loaded - Bam!!!
Grand slam hit with pace!
The crowd cheering once again.
Running up the field so fast!
They are really fun and cute.
They like to play, too.
You get to make crafts!
We see loads of wood and rocks.
Kids play and have fun!
Pollen is in the air today.
My favorite sport is fun.
Baseball's the best sport ever!
It is fun and it is hard!
The flowers fly in the wind.
Beating down along the lake.
We have a lot of flowers.
A new fox was born.
She loved to play and tumble.
She stays by her mom.
I can have much fun!
I calypso, turn, then leap!
It hovers above the ground.
It rolls in the net.
I love this town; it's jolly!
It is a nice town.
I love to read chapter books!
Who know what will come?
Design a special personal logo with the colours of your world to attract Email Gigglecritter through your window.
Who loved playing in the creepy weeping willow.
Had to sleep on his very tough and rough pillow!
He went to the store and purchased some jello.
Then the rough cowboy turned a very bright yellow!
There was a cowboy, and he decided to stay.
When he saw that snake.
But all that snake did was ask for directions to May.
Where a cowboy in the Big Bend just wanted to go.
But in the end all that was left was a mango.
Whose mustache was as wispy as a willow.
His 'stache made a good home for an armadillo!
There was a small girl named Alice.
And ended up in east Texas' Pales(stine)!
There once was an armadillo that had a pillow.
The armadillo lived in a humungous willow.
And took a big bow.
When he walked to see the sea, he saw a billow!
There once was a man who went to space.
He could never dream of such a place!
And then to the stars.
He never wanted to leave such a wondrous place!
Those are our rocking and home run hitting Texas Rangers.
They're playing a game with so many, many dangers.
And the trips in Austin are an adventure!
The lakes create a breeze.
If we would only keep up with the weather!
There once was a armadillo from Dallas.
He loved to look up cities in an atlas.
But tried to look in the atlas for Dallas.
There once was a man with a doll and a fat cow.
That doll and his fat cow really knew how to bow.
But then the doll and the cow forgot how to bow!
There once was a man born in the Alamo.
He now lives in a place called Amarillo.
And got an adventurous cat called Squanto.
There once was a man from Highland Village.
So he rode is horse home named Fillage.
(While he was eating some buttery popcorn).
And saw a big bear.
What a sight, when the bear was seen blowing his French horn!
Until they started tripping over their shoelaces.
Unless they make a stretch!
There once was a tall man whose name was Big Tex.
To his brown boots on.
He towered over the citizens of the large state Tex.
Texas is a great state to run wild and free!
This is my absolute favorite place to be!
There are great things in Texas for y'all to see!
Once upon a time there was a Bluebonnet flower.
It sat there all day waiting for a rain shower.
The Texas State Flower jumped up with a lot of power!
Leprechauns at the end of the rainbow.
United Kingdom has lots of Leprechauns!
Clovers with four green leaves.
Key of luck is shared with Texas.
Leprechaun: A very lucky little man that brings good luck and stands at the end of a rainbow, usually beside a pot of gold.
Clover: A four leaved clover is a plant that is hard to find and is rumored to bring good luck to whoever finds it.
Texas: The second biggest state in the United States; just smaller than Alaska! It is located in the southern part and measures 267,339 square miles.
Kingsville is lucky in oil wells.
Oil wells are places where you can drill for oil.
Leprechauns wear cowboy boots and carry a pot o' gold.
Upside down pennies are considered good luck.
Clovers with 4 leaves and rabbits feet bring you good luck.
Kids and adults are careful not to spill their salt shaker when eating their steak.
Y'all better say "HOWDY!" if you see a leprechaun wearing cowboy boots!
Cowboy Boots: Common footwear made of tough leather for western folk known as Cowboys.
Pot o' Gold: A pot filled with golden coins which a leprechaun has at the end of a rainbow.
Clover: a 4 leafed luck symbol common on Saint Patrick's Day, a luck and green filled holiday.
Salt shaker: It is considered bad luck when knocked over unless you throw some over your shoulder.
Y'all: A Texas slang word that means "you all"
Howdy: A western way of saying hi or hello.
We are the Lone Star State!
You might be accused of a robbery.
If you see a cowboy shouting, "Howdy, Y'all!
You better get your hat, and start jumpin' like a bouncy ball!
You'll probably lose your tickets to the rodeo.
You will soon be spoiled.
And if you taste it you will fly!
Lone Star State: The Texas flag has one star on it.
Success of victory we have!
One afternoon there was a McAuliffe Elementary pep rally.
The Principal, Mrs. Mattingly, walked up on stage.
Mrs. Mattingly started talking about the BIG high school football game.
Football players are running through the door.
Cheerleaders cheering, shaking their pom-poms.
The Marcus football players are so lucky they have such good players to win the game.
Sadly, the pep rally was over, but all the students had a smile on their face as they walked out the door.
McAuliffe Elementary: An elementary school named after Christa McAuliffe, a teacher who was an astronaut.
Football game: A sport that includes a leather ball and a field with numbers on it.
Marcus High School: A high school near Dallas, Texas that has a Marauder as their mascot.
Luckily, Santa and Mrs. Claus were baking cookies.
Unluckily, they had no flour.
Luckily, they were able to borrow magic dust from the elves.
Unluckily, when they put the cookie in the oven, it jumped out as Gingerdillo! He told Santa and Mrs. Claus, "Run, run, run as fast as you can! You can't catch me, I'm Gingerdillo!"
Luckily, the workshop was close by so he could hide.
Unluckily, Gingerdillo was grabbed by a hungry elf with snow-covered hands.
Luckily, Gingerdillo slipped through his hands. "Run, run, run as fast as you can! I ran away from Santa and Mrs. Claus and I can run away from you, too. You can't catch me, I'm Gingerdillo!"
Unluckily, Santa and Mrs. Claus were chasing him. "Come back! Come back, Gingerdillo!"
Luckily, the magic dust allowed him to fly. He chanted, "Run, run, run as fast as you can! I ran away from an elf and I can run away from you, too. You can't catch me, I'm Gingerdillo!"
Unluckily, Santa and Mrs. Claus hopped on Rudolph and were in hot pursuit.
Luckily, Gingerdillo dropped into Santa's sleigh.
Unluckily, Gingerdillo fell into Santa's bag.
Luckily, it was time for Santa to begin his journey around the world.
Unluckily, over Texas, the ride became bumpy from a Texas twister.
Luckily, Gingerdillo fell out of the bag he had hidden in.
Unluckily, Gingerdillo went spiraling straight to the ground!
Luckily, Santa was watching out and sprinkled his own magic dust.
When Gingerdillo landed in Amarillo, he was a live armadillo!
And luckily, there were other armadillos there who accepted him as one of their own.
Luckily, Santa called out as he sped off, "Merry Christmas to all and to all, a good night!"
The German Shepherd Sally buried some bones, the bones were bitter, so she buried more bones to make the bitter bones better but the bitter bones were still bitter.
Sassy* slipped on silvery sterling* earrings. Sassy stitched* silvery stitches in the silk sweater. Sassy slipped on silver shining slippery ice. She soared* through the air and slipped a second time. The stitches slipped out of the silvery sparkling sweater. Sam soared to Sassy on the slippery speckled* ice. Sam spun* around swinging her scarf. Sam gave Sassy sweet* sour candy.
soared: to fly very high in the air.
speckle: a small spot, mark or discoloration.
spin: to rotate or whirl around.
sweet: Food that is sweet has a taste like that of sugar or honey.
Tate the tall turtle took Tim the tall turtle up the tall tower. Tate the tall turtle then took Tim the tall turtle to his tall shop. Tim the tall turtle told Tate the tall turtle to take the tall tank to live in. Tim the tall turtle told Tate the tall turtle thank you. So Tim the tall turtle took the tall tank and went to bed.
Turtles: You can find turtles in backyards, on ranches, and along roadways in Texas. Maybe in the desert. To find them in the desert it kind of depends on the type. In this tongue twister Tim and Tate are both box Turtles.
This dog got his name from Choco.
I think he is a doll.
Choco: I wanted to name my dog chocolate, and my brother wanted to name him taco, soooooo…….
Pepp: Short for Pepper, my other dog's name.
Bleachers: Something that we sit on during sport games.
Doll: A toy, or a name we call a perfect thing or person.
Rattle shakes when it moves.
Touch -- don't think about it!!
Nostrils are excellent -- NO PERFUME!!!!!!
Age -- just count its rattles.
Kick it -- NO WAY!!!!!!
Eye sight is excellent -- HIDE!!!!!
Strikes out -- watch out!
Rattlesnake: A snake that is poisonous and has a rattle.
Coyote – It's a large wild dog, is orangish brown, and lives in North and South America (and Texas).
Omnivore - An omnivore is an animal that eats meat and plants.
Prowl - It is when something is moving or is hunting.
Gallop across the desert arena.
The longhorn is the Texas state mammal. The longhorn is almost exactly like a bull. They are all around in Texas. Longhorns are in rodeos we have in Texas. Longhorns are as well-known as Texas. Texas is known as BIG and longhorns are BIG!
A kangaroo rat - what even is that?
Does it jump really high or does it touch the sky?
Maybe it kick its big legs like a real kangaroo.
Will it jump at your face or will it run away?
NO!!! I know it is probably a normal kangaroo.
but I've never seen or heard of one.
I mean, it's a kangaroo rat - what even is that?!?!
Kangaroo Rat: A rodent that does not drink water and is spotted mostly at night. Found in the Trans-Pecos area in Texas.
Turtles* twirl twizzlers* at twilight.
Turtles love their twizzlers, am I right?
then do they love their scissors*?
Turtles twirl twizzlers at twilight.
Foxes* wear rock filled socks.
then do they like them in a clutch*?
Foxes wear rock filled socks.
Bunnies* slowly chew fruit gummies*.
If you saw it, you'd say it's funny.
Bunnies slowly chew fruit gummies.
Turtle - A shelled reptile.
Scissors - Metal object used for cutting things.
Fox - a catlike creature with red fur and a bushy tail.
Bunny - a small mammal with a little tail and long ears.
Gummies - also known as fruit snacks. Small, bite-sized chewable snacks.
I step outside of the house to see what it is.
To see a brown nut soaring towards my head and it barely missed!
I searched on the ground for the nut that almost hit me.
As I was looking, another nut fell from the tree and landed on my back.
I twirled around to see that acorns were falling from the trees.
This was strange because there were barely any acorns on the ground.
I finally spotted an acorn.
As I went to pick it up, a small brown creature tore past me and stole the acorn.
I couldn't go inside now, I had to figure out what that creature was!
I looked up to see a squirrel giggling and laughing at me.
I picked up a stick and threw it at him.
Unlike the stick, the acorn hit me square in the face.
Next time, I won't mess with a squirrel*!
Love looking at all of the unique food!
Valentine's Day—A celebration observed on February 14. Many people exchange flowers or cards or candy.
Fries are the best state fair food that I have ever had.
Red ketchup goes great with fries.
I love them for their crispiness and flavor.
Icy and cool on a blazing hot summer day.
Every flavor melts in your mouth.
Ready to make y'all feel refreshed.
Mouths will smile when they test this ice cream.
Funnel cakes are the best.
Ice cream is going to be your favorite!
The iced tea is lovely.
Amazing hot dogs all around!
Turkey legs that will make your stomach full.
and hope you vote on it!
Chili Cook-off—A festival where the teachers cook chili and the kids vote for the one they like best.
Fried food is the best!
Oh, mer gersh! So good!
Really long line to get to it.
Everyone who doesn't like it is not human!
S'mores—a traditional nighttime campfire treat popular in the United states consisting of a fire roasted marshmallow and a layer of chocolate sandwiched between two pieces of graham cracker.
Use a plate to put the food on.
Me and you can enjoy it!
The stick is the bone.
Crunchy and hard on the outside.
Kind words make it more fun to eat!
Drumstick—a chicken leg. NOT used to bang on a drum.
Cold or hot, I love it.
Have fun with family when you eat chili.
Luscious is what it is.
At the fair there is so much to do!
There are also many rides, too.
The fair food is the best!
It is so good, you'll have to take a rest.
That so many people bake.
With a line so long you might miss the hogs.
Man, this place will leave you poor!
The best thing there is the ice cream.
Don't eat it before a ride that makes you scream.
It will literally make you beg.
The food is so good you'll have to wait in line.
It will leave you with just a dime.
Love, in the form of a spring.
You should probably wipe the grease off your hands.
Right at the Texas State Fair.


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CLEVELAND (AP) - If LeBron James was going to win another NBA title, heal broken hearts and continue building his legacy, he knew there was only one place to go.
Instead, James picked the young, unproven Cavs, with a rookie coach in David Blatt, who spent the past two decades coaching overseas. Almost unbelievably, he'll again work for owner Dan Gilbert, who torched James on his way out the door in 2010.
For Cleveland, a city accustomed to so much sports heartache - as the Cavaliers, Browns and Indians have come close but failed to win it all - news of James' return triggered a spontaneous downtown celebration during Friday's lunch hours.
AP Sports Writer Tim Reynolds in Las Vegas contributed to this report.


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Express Holding: Italy's newest shipping platform
October 8th, 2019 Splash 24/7 Dry Cargo, Europe, Maritime CEO 0 comments
Express Holding is the latest financial player to enter the shipping industry in Italy, promising to operate in the market with a different approach.
"We don't act as the traditional NPL managers are used to do. We are an innovative shipping platform as we look at financial exposures capable of giving us a majority share of the company to be restructured. No minority stakes are considered. We look also at the goodwill of the business and not only the asset value and we prefer to invest in niche markets," says the CEO, Paolo Favilla.
He is also founding partner of the financial advisory firm KT Finance and has some past experience in shipping since he was top manager and shareholder of Aldo Grimaldi's Grandi Navi Veloci and Grimaldi Holding.
This new phase in the maritime transport business started with the acquisition of the Savona-based liquid and chemical tanker specialist Finbeta, which has a fleet of five vessels and was rescued from a non-performing loan of over €60m ($68m) with Banca Carige. The company is now 95% controlled through Chemtank (the remaining 5% stake remained in the hands of Luca and Alessandra Bertani, members of the founding family) but Express Holding in the recent past also purchased a further two bulk carriers, the supramax Iris Express and the handysize Apuana D.
"Our idea would be to use Finbeta, which is currently looking at two vessels in Turkey to renovate its fleet, as a new investment platform for other assets or companies active in the liquid bulk market to be purchased," Favilla says, adding: "With Express Holding we would be ready to make a similar deal in the dry bulk in 2020."
Describing the business model adopted, Express Holding's top man highlights that the ideal approach would be to find companies in financial difficulties but with a strong reputation and commercial position in small markets as is the case of Finbeta in the Baltic Sea. When possible, the company prefers to maintain the same top management and to get it restructured and with no debt and headed by a shipowner.
Favilla thinks that banks do not have the skill to directly manage fleets and the restructurings take too many years.
"The consequence is that time passes, fleets become aged and there is a loss of value either for the company and for the lender. NPLs' management created a sort of new clearing house between finance and business and it's exactly in that space that we see space for a new platform as Express Holding intends to be. We want to avoid that companies like Finbeta, well structured and positioned on their markets, have no choice but closing down or seeing all the assets liquidated," Favilla concludes.
This article first appeared in Maritime CEO magazine. Splash readers can access the full magazine for free online by clicking here.
Will the 2020s prove more profitable for shipowners than the previous decade?


To Cite: Saeidi M, Komasi S , Naderipour A , Moradi S , Soleymani S , et al. The Study of Psychological Risk Factors in Men and Women Referral to Cardiac Rehabilitation Unit in Kermanshah Imam Ali Hospital, 2013, J Clin Res Paramed Sci. 2016 ; 5(1):e81444.
Introduction: There is a clear gender differences in the epidemiology, clinical presentation, physiology, responding to diagnostic tests, interventions, as well as the prevalence of non psychological risk factors. This study was conducted to the study of psychological risk factors in cardiac rehabilitation men and women.
Methods: This study is cross-sectional. The study population consisted of all cardiac rehabilitation (CR) patients, who were referred to a CR in the Imam Ali hospital in Kermanshah in 2013. Among the patients selected 212 peoples (106 women and 106 men), as matched. Data were collected through clinical interview, Beck anxiety and depression questionnaires, Hudson marital stress index, and Buss and Perry Anger Questionnaire. The SPSS version 18 was used to analyze the data using methods of MANOVA, Chi-square test and T test.
Results: The mean age was 56.25 ± 9.1 years for women and 57.15 ± 9.1 years for men. The results showed that anxiety and depression is significantly higher in women than men (p<0.01). Conversely, men compared with their female counterparts have higher marital stress and anger (p<0.01).
Conclusion: Psychological risk factors and pathology of the cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) is different in women and men and needs to specific diagnose and treatment strategies to females. Psychological risk factors for cardiac disease appear differently in men and women. Thus, each of these two groups need their own diagnosis and treatment strategies.


Free EB-5 Evaluation What requirements does the EB-5 Program have for project developers?
For a project to be eligible for the EB-5 Program, it must fit the program's definition of a new commercial enterprise . Furthermore, it must involve a sufficient need for capital so that at least one EB-5 investor can make a qualified investment of $1,000,000 ($500,000 for projects in TEAs). Finally, it must produce at least 10 jobs per EB-5 investor.


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How Net Neutrality Will Do Under the Trump Administration
By Jonathan Keane | January 24, 2017 | 9:00am
Photo by Alex Wong / Getty Images Tech Features Net Neutrality
In his outgoing speech, Tom Wheeler, former chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, made a final plea to protect net neutrality and the consumer safeguards that the FCC put in place during his tenure.
You could sense that he knew just how much change was coming under the new administration.
Wheeler had become an unexpected hero for open internet advocates that favored his stance on net neutrality, the principle that all internet traffic is treated equally. This came to fruition in 2015 with the Title II changes that listed ISPs as utilities.
Those achievements took years, but could unravel much faster with the appointment of Republican Ajit Pai to the role of FCC chief. Pai is an FCC commissioner and former telecoms lawyer—once employed by Verizon. As he is already a commissioner, his appointment will not require any Senate approval. He will, however, need to be reapproved at the end of 2017 in order to further his term.
Pai is a staunch opponent of net neutrality and in favor of less regulation in general. Under a GOP-led FCC, we can expect to see the agency change fundamentally, which could have very long term effects for consumers, ISPs, and the internet as a whole.
In 2015 Pai voted against the changes to the regulations that would ultimate reclassify ISPs as Title II Common Carriers. The crucial vote enshrined the net neutrality rules we have to day. These rules ensure that traffic is treated equally by ISPs. They prevent the creation of so-called internet fast lanes where one company could pay an ISP to ensure their traffic moves faster than others. It's believed that such fast lanes would stifle competition and create an unfair environment for smaller players.
Pai, easily one of the most vocal opponents to these rules, deemed the regulations as government overreach into controlling the internet for consumers.
Photo by Chip Somodevilla / Getty Images.
At the height of the net neutrality debate, Politico described the "discernible animosity in the relationship" between Wheeler and Pai, whose positions were polar opposites.
Now under the Trump administration, the alleged incumbent said he was preparing to "fire up the weed whacker" and gut net neutrality regulations, which he says stymie innovation and job creation. Undoing these net neutrality rules would presumably bring the regulations back under the Federal Trade Commission.
"On the day that the Title II Order was adopted, I said that 'I don't know whether this plan will be vacated by a court, reversed by Congress, or overturned by a future Commission. But I do believe that its days are numbered,'" he said.
Pai's past ties to the telecoms industry, namely Verizon, is a regular bugbear for his opponents too. Pai is quick to scoff at such allegations. Having left Verizon in 2003, he's often quick to point out positions he's take on matters like digital phone transition.
But what has his form been like in other areas? He has stood against local municipal ISPs services; has notably voted against several pro-consumer provisions such as the new privacy laws voted on in October that restricted how much customer data ISPs could share with advertisers; and voted against rules that would allow for cheaper alternatives to TV set-top boxes. He's attempted to rebuild ties with broadcasters that were frayed by Wheeler. He also opposed lower prices caps for prisoner phone call charges.
Photo by Mark Wilson / Getty Images.
These are all issues that, along with net neutrality, will inevitably come under the microscope of the FCC again. Pai will be joined by fellow Republican commissioner Mike O'Rielly at the FCC who will likely have his back on most if not all of these issues. Mignon Clyburn is the last remaining Democrat commissioner who will have an uphill battle when it comes to debating and voting.
At CES earlier this month Clyburn sat on a panel in between her two Republican colleagues and defended net neutrality. "I've got two people on my right and my left who might think a bit differently," she said while admitting that the rules weren't perfect but were a step in the right direction. O'Rielly in response said the eventual changes were about "economic freedom".
In a separate op-ed Clyburn co-authored, she further espoused the values of the FCC under Wheeler: "Let's not stack the deck against consumers and innovators".
Prisoner calling is another matter that's close to Clyburn's heart. She has advocated for rate caps that ensure prisoners and their families are not charged exorbitant rates by service providers. It's proven to be a contentious issue. While Pai has suggested some compromises in the debate in the past, he has voted against rate caps.
It's just further evidence of the chasm that exists between Republicans and Democrats and something we'll see more and more of during this administration.
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Oman has expanded the scope of its Sohar refining and petchems integration program with plans for an $850mn purified terephthalic acid (PTA) and polyethylene terephthalate (PET) complex.
Oman International Petrochemical Industry Company (Ompet) has invited bids for an engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract for the new packaging materials plant. This will be built at Sohar, where work is already under way on a refinery expansion, a plastics project and a products pipeline network.
Ompet, a JV of state firm Oman Oil (50%), Oman's Takamul Investment (20%) and Korea's LG (30%), plans to develop the complex in two phases.


The following items are tagged tribune publishing.
Is there a more historically iconic and currently intriguing magazine publishing company than Time Inc.?
We've watched with fascination their efforts to not only stay relevant and viable, but also to compete hard with digital natives and startups. They're acting like a magazine publishing company who wants to do even bigger things, and thus are setting a great example for Mequoda Members.
So, what's next for them?


Star Swimmers - Spring 2019 - Well done!
Thomas has boundless energy! He comes to class full of smiles and splashes! He tackles each activity with enthusiasm and is great fun to teach! A super little swimmer in the making. Great effort Thomas and well done Mum for managing to keep up with him in the pool.
Madeleine has been swimming with Puddle Ducks since she was very young and she always enjoyed the water. A few months ago, shortly after moving into Little Dippers, Madeleine had a bit of a wobble and lost her confidence in going under water, putting her face in and didn't want to be away from Mum. However now she has even more confidence than she ever had. She is swimming head down, blowing bubbles and kicking which recently saw her swim for 6 seconds independently! I'm so proud of her and seeing her little smiley face in the pool now makes my day!
When Lily-Ella first joined my Saturday class she was very nervous, head up, would cling to my arm on solo swims and didn't like to sit on the float. Over the last 2 months she's come on leaps and bounds, starting with face dips, followed by confident jumping from the wall and submerging and now the float. Last week she was happily surface swimming head down to daddy. She's a pleasure to teach and has come so far. Well done Lily- Ella!
My swimmer of the term is Amelie Constable Simmonds. Ami has always loved her swimming but more recently has become an exceptional swimmer. Always reaching and paddling from a-b often coupled with kicking legs and more recently bubbles also. Putting these elements together for a kicker is not always so natural. Ami is also capable of pulling her own weight onto the float and continues to amaze me (and make me smile) with her fierce strength and independence. She is an absolute joy to watch in the water and gives her older brother some serious competition - watch out Reubs.
Mary is doing brilliantly; in just a few weeks she has become really confident. Upsy Daisy had been coming swimming too but this week she stayed at home and Mary proved what a great little swimmer she is - almost ready for Little Dippers! Lovely to see her gaining more and more confidence each week.
I'd like to nominate Harvey Johnson from my Monday LD class. Since he started last year I have seen a massive change in his confidence in the water. He has excelled these past few weeks, being confident and swimming independently on his woggles, happy to blow bubbles and put his face in the water and even holding hands in the welcome song. Last week he jumped in independently from standing at the wall. Well done Harvey!


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Q: having issue in select all check boxes at the time on file drop using angular here what i am doing is i am creating a "Drag n Drop feature" using ng2 file upload and here my issue is when ever im trying to drop more than one file the select all function will be enabled and it will select all check boxes by default but that is not happening in my scenario after file drop
https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-r6cbrj

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                                              <input type="checkbox" class="form-check-input"  value="{{item?.file?.name}}"  [checked]="fileSelectState[item?.file?.name]"
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Drag and drop your files here

A: This works in your StackBlitz:
See: https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-rtzkhd
  constructor(){
    this.uploader.onAfterAddingAll = () => {
      this.selectedFilesArray = [];
      this.uploader.queue.forEach(fileItem => {
        this.fileSelectState[fileItem.file.name] = true;
      });
    }
  }

A: A solution (maybe not the best) :
public fileDropped(fileList: any): void
{
  for(var i =0 ; i< fileList.length; i++){
      this.fileSelectState[fileList[i].name] = true;
  }

}

You setting nothing in fileSelectState, which is bound to the checked attribute of your checkboxes.
This code adds the files names to fileSelectState as properties when files are dropped.
So to check or uncheck the boxes you can play with the values true/false of the fileSelectState properties.

Added this code to you selectAllFiles function :
for (var item in this.uploader.queue) {
  this.fileSelectState[this.uploader.queue[item].file.name] = e.target.checked
}

Here : https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-twlvwd
There are a lot of things that could be done better. You should consider refactor your code when you have time.

A: You have done nothing to with fileSelectState. That is why your code is not working.
And also selectAllFiles() method work only when you change the value.
So what you have to do is write a function for input checked,
<input type="checkbox" class="form-check-input"  value="{{item?.file?.name}}"  [checked]="checked(item)"

then you can give the logic that you want,
public checked(item:any):boolean{
  console.log(item)
  //relevant logic
  return true;
}

for now I just have returned true. https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-hshhge?file=src%2Fapp%2Fapp.component.html

A: constructor(){
    this.uploader.onAfterAddingAll = () => {
      this.selectedFilesArray = [];
      this.uploader.queue.forEach(fileItem => {
        this.fileSelectState[fileItem.file.name] = true;
      });
    }
  }

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St. Joseph's Convent School, Phagwara is an English Medium School founded under the aegis of the Catholic Diocese of Jalandhar and was established in the year 1978 and started functioning with 238 students in L.K.G. & U.K.G. on the 1st & 13th March of the same year and was officially inaugurated on the 1st of April, 1979 by the then Chief Minister of Punjab. The Institution has since grown up into a High School and has now classes of primary and middle school sections from std 1st to 10th. Undoubtedly the School is the Premier Institution of this area and it has carved out a prominent niche for itself in the realm of education in Punjab. This is a high school and also has primary and middle school sections from Std. 1st to 10th. It is run by the Sisters of the Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament (SABS) under the management of the Diocese of Jalandhar. It Prepares students for the course of Indian Certificate of Secondary Education (ICSE).


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ASSASSINATE BARACK OBAMA PLOTS INCREASE TO 10 RACIST RIGHT WING BLOGGERS FUEL WHITE SUPREMISTS SECRET SERVICE SHUT EM DOWN by Bill Warner investigator
PLOTS TO ASSASSINATE BARACK OBAMA CONTINUE, TEN (10) SO FAR, RACIST RIGHT WING BLOGGERS FUEL WHITE SUPREMISTS, SECRET SERVICE NEEDS TO SHUT 'EM DOWN by Bill Warner private investigator. CLICK ON IMAGES ABOVE.
Articles posted on ultra right wings blogs like "Muslims Against Sharia" by Khamim Massoud such as Obama spies monitoring Jews house-to-house and Freed to Kill More American Soldiers: Taliban Thrives, Thanks to Obama Policy and "Atlas Shrugs Website" by Pamela Geller who posts articles such as "Obama backs Iraqi Terrorists: Iraq investigates alleged US-insurgent talks" are hastening the demise of Preisdent Barack Obama.
CNN NEWS..Growing hate groups blame Obama. Don Black said he despises Barack Obama. Black, a 55-year-old former Ku Klux Klan Grand Wizard, isn't the only person who holds such firm beliefs, according to the Southern Poverty Law Center, which released its annual hate group report. The SPL center's report, "The Year in Hate," found the number of hate groups grew by 54 percent since 2000.
The image of a black man in the White House angers white racists (see photos below of Obama posted by Pamela Geller of the "Atlas Shrugs" website), who fear nonwhites gaining too much power, said Jack Glaser, associate professor of public policy at the University of California-Berkeley.
Hate groups cited by the law center include white nationalists as well as neo-Confederates, neo-Nazis, skinheads, Klansman and black separatists. Skinheads and Klansman saw an increase in membership, while neo-Nazi groups saw a slight decline, according to the law center's report.
Obama serves as a "visual aid" that is helping respark a sense of purpose in current supporters and lure new members, said neo-Nazi David Duke, the former Klan leader who was elected to the Louisiana House of Representatives in the 1980s.
Duke said he fears "the white European-American" (PROFESSED BY DUTCH MP GEERT WILDERS) heritage will soon be destroyed. He added that his Web site sees around 40,000 unique visitors a day, up from 15,000 a day before Obama won the election.
Racist anger toward Obama was evident even before he became president. Two weeks before Obama won, authorities said they foiled a skinhead plot to assassinate him. The two suspects, based in Tennessee, also apparently planned to shoot and decapitate dozens of African-Americans, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives said, the ten (10) known plots to "Kill Obama" follow;
1). Chicago Man Arrested for Allegedly Targeting Obama With HIV-Infected Blood, Friday, February 27, 2009. In the weeks leading up to Obama's inauguration, Saad Hussein, an Ethiopian refugee in his late 20s, sent an envelope addressed to "Barack Obama" to offices of the Illinois government in Springfield, Ill., according to court documents. The envelope contained a series of curious items, including a letter with reddish stains and an admission ticket for Obama's election-night celebration in Chicago's Grant Park. Court documents said Hussein, who takes drugs to treat a mental illness (and must read "Muslims Against Sharia"), later told FBI agents he is "very sick with HIV" and cut his fingers with a razor so he could bleed on the letter.
2). Marine investigated over threats on Obama Staff report FEBRUARY 10, 2009 JACKSONVILLE, N.C. — A North Carolina-based Marine is being investigated by the Secret Service for alleged threats against President Barack Obama. "We have a protective intelligence investigation ongoing involving a Camp Lejune Marine," Secret Service spokesman Ed Donovan said Friday. The Marine was arrested by the Jacksonville Police Department several weeks ago, before Obama took the oath of office, according to a report in The Daily News of Jacksonville. The Secret Service will only state they are investigating a marine formerly stationed at Camp Lejeune in NC but, it is widely believed the man under investigation is former Lance Corporal Kody Brittingham, 20, US Marine Corps, investigated for alleged threats against Pres Obama.
3). DENVER PLOT TO KILL OBAMA IN DENVER, IT WAS REAL, THE METH HEADS WERE ARYAN NATION AND HAD SNIPER RIFLES, SEE VIDEO CLICK HERE. Three men and a woman have been arrested and FBI and secret service agents are investigating claims that there were plans to use a high-powered rifle with a telescopic sight to shoot Mr Obama at the Democratic Party's four-day convention in Denver. All three men belong to Aryan Nations, according to Victor Ross, the police chief in Glendale, a suburb of Denver where one of the suspects was arrested. The other two were held in Aurora, another suburb.
4). NY POST Friday, January 30th 2009, DENVER – A Colorado man has been indicted on charges of threatening to kill President Barack Obama and blow up the Mall of America in suburban Minneapolis. Timothy Ryan Gutierrez, 20, surrendered Thursday at the FBI's office in Durango COLORADO and was being held without bond, the U.S. attorney's office said. A federal grand jury in Denver handed up the indictment Tuesday against Gutierrez, of Cortez, in southwestern Colorado. He was to appear in court Friday. It was not known if he had an attorney.
5). PRESS TV Jan 27th 2009 , Mississippi Man arrested for Obama assassination plot; A man has been arrested for threatening to assassinate the US President-elect, saying Barack Obama appointed Jews in Key posts. The Secret Service took 42-year-old Steven Joseph Christopher into custody in Brookhaven, Mississippi, Friday on charges of threatening to kill Obama, US federal prosecutors announced. I have decided I will assassinate Barack Obama said Steven Joseph Christopher in Brookhaven, Mississippi. It's really nothing personal about the man ... But I know it's for the country's own good that I do this," Christopher wrote in a website posting on January 11, according to the Secret Service. "It's not because I'm racist that I will kill Barack, it's because I can no longer allow the Jewish parasites to bully their way into making the American people submit to their evil ways."
6). HONOLULU -Thurs., Dec. 11, 2008 Federal agents have arrested a Hawaii man after he allegedly threatened to attack and kill President-elect Barack Obama when he visits Hawaii on vacation this month. Mark Miyashiro allegedly made the threats Dec. 3 to a doctor who is treating him for a schizophrenic disorder, according to a criminal complaint filed in U.S. District Court on Friday. Miyashiro then allegedly made more threats when Secret Services agents interviewed and arrested him at his home in Kaneohe the next day after the doctor notified authorities. They also confiscated a Russian SKS assault rifle. Miyashiro told the Secret Service he would attack Obama when the president-elect visited Oahu, but he knew he would get caught, according to the complaint.
7). Omaha Nebraska Man Arrested for Threats Against President Obama Posted: Jan 23, 2009 11:51 PM EST..Omaha, NE - An Omaha man is facing a federal charge after investigators say he threatened to shoot and kill President Barack Obama. A news release issued Friday by U.S. Attorney Joe Stecher says 55-year-old Johnnie Galarza was charged in an indictment that was unsealed this week. It alleges the threat was made on or around November 10th, when Obama was president-elect. The indictment alleges Galarza said he could kill Obama with a sniper shot from a distance of 256 yards. If convicted, Galarza faces up to five years in prison, a fine of $250,000 and three years of probation.
8). JACKSON TENN, OCTOBER 27th 2008, ATF STOPS PLOT TO KILL BARACK OBAMA, Two young neo-Nazi skinheads plotted to don white tuxes and top hats as they slaughtered Barack Obama - an attack they hoped would cap their killing of 88 black people around the country, including the beheading of 14, officials said today. "They said that would be their last, final act - that they would attempt to kill Sen. Obama," said Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives agent Jim Cavanaugh. "They didn't believe they would be able to do it, but that they would get killed trying." Daniel Cowart, 20, and Paul Schlesselman, 18, "planned to drive their vehicle as fast as they could toward Obama, shooting at him from the windows," according a criminal complaint filed in Jackson, Tenn., federal court.
9). MIAMI FL, AUGUST 7th 2008, Man held over alleged plot to kill Obama. US authorities have arrested a man in Florida over alleged threats to kill Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama. Raymond Hunter Geisel, 22, was interviewed by agents of the US Secret Service's Miami field office and arrested. According to a Secret Service affidavit, Mr Geisel, using a racially derogatory term, told a fellow student that if Senator Obama gets elected: 'I'll assassinate him myself'. A search of Raymond Geisel's car and home yielded a machete, a loaded 9mm handgun, a combat-style hatchet, knives, 40 rounds of 9 mm armour-piercing handgun ammunition, two canisters of tear gas, and other items, according to the document.
10). Friday, January 16, 2009, Florida man indicted in threat to kill Barack Obama, 21 year old Nathan Wine from Lakeland, Another White Supremacist Locked Up. TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - A Florida man has been indicted on charges of threatening to kill President-elect Barack Obama.Twenty-one-year-old Nathan Wine was indicted Thursday in Tampa on charges that he threatened to kill and inflict bodily harm on the president-elect. According the indictment, Wine made the threat on Nov. 5. The Lakeland man turned himself in to Tampa police on Thursday 1/15/08 on a warrant out of Polk County. Authorities there have charged him grand theft of a firearm.
All during 2008, Extreme Right Wing Conservative Blogs such as "Atlas Shrugs" written by Pamela Geller has called for her readers to help her stop Barack Obama from becoming President of the USA, see comments below from her website and her "President Hussein Video's' which she allows to stand on the Internet in this post 9/11 atmosphere of "anticipated reprisals" toward Muslims real or not;
"Great video.I don't understand the JEWISH people.WHY do they support Obama? ARABS have helped elect Obama with illegal campaign funds. Corrupt MEDIA will NOT cover the TRUTH about an Obama Presidency!
WE MUST FIGHT BACK"."NAZI YOUTH - OBAMA STYLE, Where are the suicide vests? There's a lot of Obama youth videos out there. Freakin frightening.
OBAMA'S NAZI YOUTH TECHNIQUE: KIDS PARADES FOR OBAMA"."The few of us fighting the great fight have been saying all along Hussein Obama is Islam's candidate. Expect the fantasy mongerers in the mainstream media to continue to scrub and whitewash (no pun Hussein Obama's Islamic bonafides".
"ATLAS SHRUGS, OBAMA'S PRESIDENTIAL RACE: TRICKERY, LES AND JIHAD, And converting to Islam is as easy as reciting the Muslim version of the Shema (Deut. 6:4). If you don't believe me, tell Muslims in Islam Talk on Stickam that you want to say your Shahada".
"Atlas Shrugs says that Barack Obama is Malcolm X's love child" This is proven by right-wing blog Atlas Shrugs through simple anthropology, racism and eugenics..."This is startling, and I'm sure the Obama campaign wanted to keep a tight lid on it. Can America really elect a man whose father was a black Muslim"? See photo of a "Barack Obama like Muslim at the White House CLICK HERE". So implies "Atlas Shrugs" aka Pamela Geller on her website over and over and over again, click to see more here !
See Pamela Geller's quote, "The physical mannerisms and speech cadence and tonal quality of Malcolm X have an uncanny resemblance to Barack Hussein Obama Jr. Check it out. Barack Hussein Obama Sr., Tom Mboya, and Philip Ochieng, all share common physical features of the Kenyan Luo tribe: Modest stature under six feet, round faces, small chins, wide set eyes, slanted back foreheads, and retracted hairlines…none of these features are shared by Malcolm X and Barack Hussein Obama Jr.
The US Secret Service so needs to investigate "Muslims Against Sharia by Khalim Massoud and Pamela Geller for her Anti-American racist activities on her website, which she operates out of her Manhattan NY apartment, and her incitement to hate by others and the possible murder of President Barack Obama.
Contact flag@whitehouse.gov and provide information for websites that promote hate and or attacks against the President of the United States Barack Obama.
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This course covers the practical flying of multi-engine aeroplanes in commercial operations in all but extreme weather by day and night. The theory component completed in AVIA 5913 is applied practically to the conduct of instrument flight rules flying operations. The practical training is an integrated program of synthetic trainer exercises and flights. Flights are conducted by day and night in all weather conditions (except extreme) culminating in the flight test for the issue of an Instrument Rating.


IN OUR quest to track down the select band of artistes who are always there in the background but never seem to get the right break, we were fortunate enough to be put in touch with Leon Haywood at a time when it looks as though a proverbial 'break' could be imminent. Leon has spent a clear decade giving a surprisingly large bunch of fans music that they consistently like. But, perhaps even more interesting, is the fact that Leon has been involved with so many other records that few people in this part of the world know about.
For example, he was the organist on the Packers' mammoth hit, "Hole In The Wall"; he played organ on Bettye Swann's initial classic hit, "Make Me Yours"; he was the organist on virtually every Dyke & the Blazers session, before Dyke was killed two years or more back.
Born in Houston, Texas, on February 11, 1942, Leon's show business career didn't begin until he came to Los Angeles, his present home, in 1960. "Man, I vividly remember my first day in Los Angeles," he reminisces, "I got me a job in a car wash. And I was only in the city a few days when I ran into some guys and I joined their group, playing piano and organ."
Perhaps the best way to trace Leon's career is through his recordings, because he has recorded for an amazing amount of companies — though it is only now that he honestly feels he is on the right track. His move to 20th Century is — in his own words — "the best thing that's ever happened to me."
For those of us who are fortunate enough to have the album released in this country on Leon Haywood — "It's Got To Be Mellow" on MCA (Decca) — we could read on the sleeve note how Leon's initial recording experience was via Big Jay McNeely, because the notes clearly state that Leon co-wrote and arranged McNeely's biggest hit, "There Is Something On Your Mind", recently a hit for Little Johnny Taylor. However, the honest Mr. Haywood doesn't claim any credit for this particular feat.
"That sleeve note was written by my ex-manager and he didn't consult me about the details, you see. He knew I was with Big Jay McNeely's band for a while and wrongly assumed I was involved with that record. I didn't join the band until after that record and the only record I did make with them was one called "Without A Love", on which I also played organ."
For those interested, McNeely played tenor sax with the band and the lead vocalist was one Little Sonny Warner, who later turned up on Chess with "Bell Bottom Blue Jeans". The band made a run of records on a local Los Angeles label called Swingin'. However, Leon never got paid a penny for his troubles. Directly after being with Big Jay McNeely, Leon joined Sam Cooke's band, where he played piano right up until Sam's untimely death. During this time, though, Leon made his solo recording debut for Fantasy Records. That was in 1963, and it was with a thing called "You're All For Yourself". The record was a local success in the California area and it did enough to encourage the company to record and release several more sides on Leon, the most notable of which was "Truth About Money".
After Sam Cooke's death, Leon decided again to try his luck as a solo artiste, and he became involved with local and notorious Los Angeles DJ, The Magnificent Montague. Leon had signed to Imperial Records and his first release for them was already on the road to success. Entitled "She's With Her Other Love", the songwriting credits will list N. Nathan and L. Haywood. Actually, they did spell Leon's name Hayward — an error that was corrected with the next release. Naturally, Mr. Nathan — the name Magnificent Montague's parents donated to him at birth — had nothing to do with writing the song.
"Well, he was the big DJ in town and of course I needed his help to break the record. So, I had to give him half of the song — that's what you have to go through. Not that it really mattered anyway — the record company made their deal with Montague, so he got the money. Me? I never got paid a cent! Not for the record, which was a hit and sold several hundred thousand, nor for the song."
It was during this same period that Leon did several sessions for the illustrious Montague. They included a whole album on the Packers, including "Hole In The Wall" — the album was issued in this country in its entirety on the Soul City label. Leon was also the organist for another of Montague's make-up groups, the Romeos, who had one big hit called "Precious Memories" on the local Mark 11 label. As you will have gathered, Mr. Nathan isn't one of God's most illustrious creations, but he is still in business in Los Angeles. Other than those sessions mentioned, Leon also helped with the early sides on Bettye Swann for Money Records.
After "She's With Her Other Love" and its successor, "1-2-3" — the old Len Barry hit — Leon moved on to Fat Fish Records, a Los Angeles label that became a subsidiary of Fantasy Records. An album of instrumental tagged "Soul Cargo" was recorded and when Leon later became successful with Decca, they repackaged the early sessions done for Fantasy back in 1963 — Leon's very first solo sessions — and came up with an album that they called "Mellow, Mellow", which title will become more pertinent later in this feature.
Once again, though, Leon walked away from this deal empty handed and without his royalties. He did, though, enjoy a couple of single hits in "Ever Since You Were Sweet Sixteen" and "Ain't No Use", both of which were released here — along with that album — on the unlikely Vocalion label. And, of course, Leon's "Reconsider Me" was recorded during this era.
In 1968, Leon made what was to become the first paying proposition of his career when he joined Decca Records. He immediately had his first national hit with "It's Got To Be Mellow".
"I actually recorded the record for my own record company," Leon informed me. "It sold well in the Los Angeles area and Decca took it up for nationwide distribution. My company still exists today, and is called Evejim Records — my mother's name is Evelyn, and my father's Jim Ed, so that's how the name came about."
Anyway, "It's Got To Be Mellow" became a big record and prompted Decca to coax Leon into the studio to cut an album to cash in on the hit single.
"I was never at all happy with that album," Leon revealed. "I wasn't able to cut it properly. You see, I was on the road working and one day the company said they had to have an album. I explained that I wouldn't be back in L.A. for some weeks, so it couldn't really be done. But they insisted so I had to record it in New Orleans where I was playing. So, I hired Cosimo's Studio in the city, and that is how the "It's Got To Be Mellow" album came about.
"Once I got back to L.A., though, I went straight into the studio and came up with "Mellow Moonlight", which was a successful follow up to "It's Got To Be Mellow"." Other Decca singles included "Mercy Mercy Mercy" from the New Orleans album; "You Don't Have To See Me Cry", which was self-penned; and his final Decca hit, "Every Day Will Be A Holiday", which was earlier a hit for its writer, William Bell. But at least Leon got paid!
Leon's next move didn't really benefit his career an iota. He joined Capitol and had two releases — "I Wanna Thank You", which was released over here in the early spring of 1970, and "Just Your Fool". "It wasn't that they were bad records," Leon recalls, "it was just that they honestly didn't know what to do with an R&B record."
So, Leon moved to a company where he really should have been at home — Atlantic. And his two releases — "You And Your Moody Ways" and "Clean Up Your Own Backyard" — could and should have been two of Atlantic's biggest Soul singles of last year, they were that good.
"Yes, Atlantic should have been the right vehicle," he conceded, "but I got lost in amongst the Wilson Picketts and Aretha Franklins. They didn't try putting the big push behind me — I was just a drop in their bucket I guess you could say. I was very disappointed with that stage of my career because I believed it could have been the break I needed."
At this point, Leon started writing with Jimmy Lewis, too. The 'B' side of "Clean Up Your Own Backyard" was a thing called "String Bean", which Jimmy wrote. And then when Leon moved to 20th Century, his first release was co-written by Jimmy and Leon, entitled "One Way Ticket To Loveland". "I'm not writing with Jimmy right now, though," Leon explained, "because I don't write with anyone in particular. You see, I write my own music, but I'm not always the best lyricist. So, every now and then, when I get stuck, I'll get together with someone who can put a lyric to my music."
All of which brings us virtually up-to-date with Leon's lease of new life with 20th Century. "I am honestly more happy with what's happening for me now than I have ever been. I have got a new single out called "La La" (which is released here on Pye International this week) and an album, which has just been released.
"The album took six months to make because we did our best to make every track a potential single. Then, we also used Ray Charles' Studio and they completely renovated it midway through our sessions, which brought about a delay. The album's called "Back To Stay" and I am really happy with it — even if you don't particularly like every track, I think you'll find you appreciate it and that was my main aim. I think the only songs you would know are "Make Me Yours", which we did over, and Little Willie John's "Let Them Talk"."
The future? "Lord, I wish I knew," Leon laughed, "I know I'll be trying to establish myself to the best of my ability." And perhaps that final word 'ability' is the key to why Leon has been able to withstand the amount of setbacks that he has endured. It would be only fitting if this move to 20th Century could see him break through for once and for all.
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EXPANSION TEAMS SURPRISE
MICHAEL MAYO Staff WriterSUN-SENTINEL
The October surprise has been the respectable starts by the expansion teams.
The Panthers have seven points in seven games, a 2-2-3 record. The Anaheim Mighty Ducks have six points in six games (2-2-2).
On Tuesday, the Panthers handcuffed Wayne Gretzky in a 2-2 tie with the Los Angeles Kings, the Stanley Cup runner-up. The Ducks beat the New York Rangers 4-2 in hostile Madison Square Garden, their first road game.
"It's good for the game," coach Roger Neilson said. "The league certainly made it easier to get good goaltenders in the last expansion draft, so that helped. I guess there were better quality players drafted than were supposedly available, which is surprising considering it was the third straight year for expansion."
While the Panthers and Ducks surprise, the three previous newcomers struggle. The Ottawa Senators are 0-3-1, the San Jose Sharks are 0-5-1 and the Tampa Bay Lightning is 2-3-1. Ottawa and Tampa Bay began last year, San Jose in 1991.
Greenlaw recalled
The Panthers recalled left wing Jeff Greenlaw from minor-league affiliate Cincinnati of the IHL. With forward Scott Levins sidelined indefinitely with a hairline fracture of the tailbone, another forward was needed. Greenlaw, who had one goal and three assists with the Cyclones, will be available for tonight's game.
Benning still out
Defenseman Brian Benning (sprained shoulder) is still not ready to play. Neilson said Benning is skating on his own but has been held out of practices. He has missed three games.
Davydov's goal: a goal
Evgeny Davydov is still seeking his first Panthers goal. He scored 28 goals for Winnipeg last season. Davydov has four assists, including a pretty around-the-net rush, passing to Brent Severyn on a Tom Fitzgerald goal against Ottawa last week, but has been denied on his 10 shots.
"It will come," Davydov said Wednesday.
"I think he's a little disappointed, but we're happy with the way he's playing," Neilson said. "They're just not going in for him."
Other forwards have shot more and come up empty: Randy Gilhen is 0 for 17 shots, Dave Lowry is 0 for 15, and Mike Hough is 0 for 13.
Fletcher vs. Fletcher
Tonight's game features a father-son front-office matchup. Cliff Fletcher is Toronto's general manager. Chuck Fletcher is assistant to General Manager Bob Clarke.
"Obviously their team is more skilled than we are, but so was L.A.," Chuck Fletcher said. "I'd love to beat them. I don't want them to tie any records against us."
Toronto (7-0-0) hopes to become the third to start a season with eight wins.
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The critical path is the path through the network that results in the latest completion date of the project.
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If any activity on the critical path is delayed, the completion of the project will be delayed by an equal amount. To determine the critical path, add the amount of time estimated for the duration of each activity to the previous activity, as shown in Figure 8.10. Durations are indicated in days and activities on the critical path are shaded. The critical path through these tasks takes at least eight days.
Refer to the resource calendar(s) that applies to the people and equipment necessary for the activity, and add the number of off-days that the activity would span on those calendars.
Float, sometimes called slack, is the amount of time an activity, network path, or project can be delayed from the early start without changing the completion date of the project.
Total float is the difference between the finish date of the last activity on the critical path and the project completion date. Any delay in an activity on the critical path would reduce the amount of total float available on the project. A project can also have negative float, which means the calculated completion date of the last activity is later than the targeted completion date established at the beginning of the project.
If activities that are not on the critical path have a difference between their early start date and their late start date, those activities can be delayed without affecting the project completion date. The float on those activities is called free float.
Refer to the resource calendar(s) that applies to the people and equipment necessary for the activity, and subtract the number of off days that the activity would span on those calendars.
To calculate total project float, begin at the start date and add the duration of each activity in each possible path through the network diagram, including nonworking days from the resource calendars, to determine the early project end date. The longest path through the network is the critical path. The difference between the early end date and the required completion date of the project is the total project float, and the start date of each activity is the early start date. To calculate the late start dates, begin with the required project completion date and work backward, subtracting the duration of each activity though each possible pathway.


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Lower Lees Farmhouse is a historic building in the English parish of Bowland Forest Low, Lancashire. It is Grade II listed, built in 1678, and is a sandstone farmhouse with a slate roof and a pebbledashed left gable.  There are two storeys and three bays, and outshuts at the rear.  The windows are mullioned, those in the left bay dating from the 19th century and containing sashes.  The doorway has moulded jambs, the moulding continuing to form semicircular arches on the lintel, which is also inscribed.

A Higher Lees Farmhouse, which is also Grade II listed, is located about  to the northeast.

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Listed buildings in Bowland Forest Low

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1678 establishments in England
Houses completed in 1678
Grade II listed buildings in Lancashire
Houses in Lancashire
Farmhouses in England
Buildings and structures in Ribble Valley

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Carmela Troncoso
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Carmela Troncoso is an Assistant Professor at EPFL (Switzerland). She holds a Master's degree in Telecommunication Engineering from the University of Vigo (2006) and a Ph.D. in Engineering from the KU Leuven (2011). Her thesis "Design and Analysis methods for Privacy Technologies" received the European Research Consortium for Informatics and Mathematics Security and Trust Management Best Ph.D. Thesis Award. Before arriving to EPFL she was a Faculty member at the IMDEA Software Institute (Spain) for 2 years; the Security and Privacy Technical Lead at Gradiant working closely with industry to deliver secure and privacy friendly solutions to the market for 4 years; and a pos-doctoral researcher at the COSIC Group.
Her research focuses on security and privacy, with main contributions to the field of anonymous communications and location privacy. She has published more 38 refereed scientific papers with more than 35 people, in the most prestigious venues in Security (e.g. ACM Conference on Computer Security or USENIX Security Symposium) and Privacy (Privacy Enhancing Technologies) and also in JCR journals such as the IEEE Trans. on Information Forensics and Security. She was co-author of the Gold Award to Best Student Paper at the IEEE Intl. Workshop on Information Forensics and Security in 2011. She has served on more than 25 program committees of international conferences (e.g., PETS and other key venues in security), and has reviewed articles for numerous international journals. She has been program chair of the Hot Topics in Privacy Enhancing Technologies Workshop in 2010 and 2011, General Chair of the Privacy Enhancing Technologies Symposium in 2012, Poster/Demo chair of the ACM Conference on Computer Security in 2013, and Caspar Bowden PET Award Chair for 2015 and 2016. Currently, she is the Co-Editor-in-Chief (and Program Chair) for PoPETS in 2018 and 2019.
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Le Slave Trade Act 1807, officiellement Abolition of the Slave Trade Act 1807, est une loi du Parlement du Royaume-Uni adoptée le , sur l'abolition de la traite des esclaves. L'acte original est conservé aux .

L'acte abolit la traite négrière dans l'Empire britannique, en particulier le commerce triangulaire dans l'océan Atlantique, et a également encouragé l'action britannique à faire pression sur d'autres États européens pour abolir le commerce d'esclaves de leur côté. Pour autant, la loi n'a pas aboli l'esclavage en lui-même car ce n'est que  plus tard que l'esclavage est aboli.

L'esclavage sur le sol anglais n'était pas conforme dans le droit anglais, point confirmé dans le procès  en 1772, mais il est resté légal dans la majeure partie de l'Empire britannique jusqu'au Slavery Abolition Act 1833.

Loi britannique du XIXe siècle
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Droit de l'esclavage
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Robbie Williams Love for Online Games
Robbie Williams is one of the biggest music names ever to come from the UK. As we all know, he was in the award winning band "Take that", Robbie has been breaking our hearts for the last 26 years. Known worldwide for his many talents, Robbie has won more BRIT Awards than any other artist.
Robbie left the band to start his solo career and launched a mega-successful solo singing career which saw his first seven albums each reach number one in the UK. Williams also released seven number-one singles and even had a stint in acting.
However, Robbie Williams, British singer, is said to be a huge fan of online bingo game. He is a keen housie participant that loves to take part in the online game competitions. Robbie loves playing it and even takes part in Hollywood competitions, donating his winnings to charity. His fondness for the game can also be witnessed from one of his music videos for the song "feel" where he is seen coming out of a bingo hall.
His love for such online games is such that there was a controversy that he has started an online gaming site. Rumors even have that, he had taken part in the Breast Cancer Charity bingo game, where he won a prize of an expensive print designer handbag which he donated to the charity.
There are many other celebrities as well that love playing online games which you can find from Betway bingo but Robbie's unwavering love for our favorite game is the most obvious one.
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Biografia
Partecipò nel 1943 alla sua prima mostra collettiva di fotografia come amatore. Collaborò col padre come calzolaio fino al 1949, quando lasciò la bottega per lavorare come tipografo. Dal 1955 esercitò la professione di fotografo.

Nella sua carriera ha partecipato ad oltre 500 mostre di fotografia in Italia e all'estero come fotoamatore, mentre nella fotografia professionale si è dedicato alla documentazione dei lavori riguardanti la sua città, Reggio Emilia e i beni culturali.

Ha lasciato alla Biblioteca Panizzi di Reggio Emilia il suo archivio fotografico, costituito da oltre 170.000 pezzi, tra negativi e positivi.

È morto a Reggio Emilia a 96 anni il 22 giugno 2021.

Opere
 Stanislao Farri fare fotografia, volume fotografico, 1986, Università di Parma
 Fare fotografia, volume fotografico, 1986
 Parma di Farri, volume fotografico, 1990, Silva
 Casalgrande-1992, Stanislao Farri, volume fotografico, 1992, Comune di Casalgrande
 Stanislao Farri, volume fotografico, 1998, FIAF
 Stanislao Farri alberi: fotografie 1951- 2008, 2009, Skira, ISBN 9788857202679
 Stanislao Farri: Figure nel paesaggio, volume fotografico, 2015, ISBN 9788878980969
 Stanislao Farri. Le cento e cento identità della donna, volume fotografico, 2016, ISBN 9788878981386
 Stanislao Farri. Boretto e il Grande Fiume. Ediz. illustrata, volume fotografico, 2017, ISBN 9788878981355

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Bibliografia
 Comune di Reggio Emilia, Stanislao Farri fotografo reggiano, 1976.
 Biblioteca Panizzi, Stanislao Farri e l'archivio dell'utopia, Laura Gasparini e Monica Leoni, 2018.

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