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Violence is no alien to hockey. As if legal organic structure checking and stick checking did non do the athletics unsmooth plenty, more and more participants unleash their fury through extended force on the ice. Violence in hockey is what blacklists American participants as 2nd category. This is because of the rise of the force tendency throught the 1880ss and 1890ss into what is now a bloody and hurt filled athletics.
Violence in hockey is so large that it is even traveling on test when, & # 8220 ; Wayne County ( Michigan ) begins prosecution of Jesse Boulerice. Boulerice, a Philadelphia Flyers chance, attacked Andrew Long, a Florida Panthers prospect, by giving him a two handed baseball swing to the face with a hockey stick during an Ontario Hockey League playoff game in April of 1998. & # 8221 ; ( Biggane Brian, Palm Beach Post ) And this is merely one illustration of how widespread force is in hockey.
& # 8220 ; Today, aside from packaging, ice hockey ( in North America ) is alone among athleticss in excusing violence. & # 8221 ; ( Bird, Patrick J. Ph.D. , Column 460 ) In fact, violent punishments have doubled in the NHL since 1975. Many managers and participants recognition this behaviour to the popular myth that the more aggressive squad wins. This myth has come about by the aggressive tactics used by managers in the mid to late 1880ss. These tactics revolved around disenabling the other squad by utilizing somewhat rougher cheques to throw the other participant off balance, and have since evolved to the incorporation of hockey and force. Surveies, nevertheless, have showed the exact antonym, in footings of force and wins. Over the class of the past 25 old ages, as we have seen force double, it has been observed that violent squads tend to lose more than non-violent squads.
The facts may indicate towards non-violence in hockey but it still seems to retain its entreaty. There are a high per centum of fans which prefer force in hockey, and even those who watch hockey strictly for the force. The bottom line is that force makes for profitable amusement so it is on the rise. Violence on the ice besides brings about the macho entreaty which a batch of the participants would wish to be associated with. Many research workers say that this association stems from small conference, where surveies show that parents and managers allow force.
Some people say the worst is yet to come and some people say the athletics used to be rougher. & # 8220 ; Players, such as Joe Kocur, say, & # 8220 ; it was alot unsmooth ten old ages ago & # 8221 ; " ( Kupelian, Vartan, The Detroit News ) . ( This may be because of less cogwheel required ten old ages ago and the lupus erythematosus refined referees. ) & # 8220 ; Five of the longest suspensions have been handed out since 1993, and the punishments are merely acquiring rougher. And, more equipment is compulsory as opposed to the helmet optional policy of the eighties. & # 8221 ; ( Kupelian, Vartan, The Detroit News ) This shows how functionaries keep a closer oculus on the game and necessitate more protective cogwheel because of rougher degree Celsius
& # 8220 ; Is there a relationship between force and winning in hockey? Despite the broad belief that the more aggressive and violent squad wins, the exact antonym is true. & # 8221 ; ( Bird, Patrick J. Ph.D. , Column 460 ) In surveies conducted by the APA ( American Psychological Association ) , squads with a higher figure of contending punishments tend to be lower in standing than those with less contending punishments. & # 8220 ; Teams who rely on finnesse and grace, alternatively of losing control and doing battles, are squads which normally win. & # 8221 ; ( Dr. Walker, Texas Youth Commission ) This explains why European and Russian normally win international hockey games their combat punishments and violent punishments are much less than in the U.S.
A more recent survey, conducted by Dr. Walker, force bar specializer for Texas & # 8217 ; juvenile corrections bureau, shows the same consequences as the A.P.A. survey. This survey looked at force in Stanley Cup Championship games and, of all 1,462 recorded punishments of all Stanley Cup games from 1980 to 1997, shows that squads playing with less force were more likely to win and averaged more than seven more shootings on end per game than squads that played with more force. Over the class of the seven game series, that would be out to fifty-three more shootings on end. That is more than a whole excess games worth of shootings on end if less force is used. Dr. Walker besides found losing squads demonstrate more violent behavior early on the game. This suggests that force was non due to defeat of losing but instead, to a planned, and knowing scheme which was perchance based on the misguided belief that violent behaviour contributes to winning.
If more force peers less points so one must inquire why the form continues to this twenty-four hours. Dr. Walker suggests that & # 8220 ; Old myths die hard. North American squads that play with more force continue to lose in international competition against European squads that play with finnesse & # 8221 ; . ( Dr. Walker, Texas Youth Commission Homepage ) Coaches and participants likewise should seek to at least kerb if non wholly extinguish violent behaviour while on the ice, and interrupt the bonds between aggressiveness and winning because they are, in fact, non related in the least spot. Hopefully these new surveies will indicate participants in the right way sing on-ice behaviour and educate their playing wonts, so as to derive regard in the international rink.
1. ) Biggane, Brian ( PalmBeach Post Staff Writer ) ; The Pakm Beach Post, Copyright 2000.
2. ) Florida Panthers Homepage, Copyright 2000, Cox Interactive Media, or www.SoFla.com
3. ) The Texas Youth Comission, Violence Studies ; hypertext transfer protocol: //tyc.state.tx.us, & # 8220 ; Studie Shows Hockey Violence is a Loser & # 8221 ;
4. ) Kupelian, Vartan ( Detroit News Staff Writer ) ; The Detroit News, & # 8220 ; Violence is No Stranger to Hockey & # 8221 ; , Copyright 2000, The Detroit News
5. ) Bird, Patrick J. Ph.D. , Column 460, & # 8220 ; Is There Any Relationship Between Fighting and Winning In Hockey & # 8221 ;


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by "The Energy Numbers Guy"
The politicization of even the FIT review is a yet another alarming development, which brings into further question how electricity policy is developed in Ontario. You'll have to read on or skip to the end to see if I was able to bring myself to offer up any constructive suggestions for the current FIT program. In the meantime I offer these general and alternative procurement comments:
While making electricity policy:
- Give parties with demonstrated objectivity and balance distinct "A" status; seek them out.
- Give self-interested parties distinct "B" status, if any at all; if one must, listen to them but don't enter into a dialogue with them.
- Ensure customers and especially residential consumers, are capably represented at all times by objective, third-party advocates who will, among other things, speak truth to power.
There are times that it makes sense to pursue environmental aims in electricity, particularly those that relate to climate change. As the context for the following related comments, let's assume we are "post-coal" and that coal was replaced with an adequate quantity of natural gas. This takes the "health cost of coal" out of the discussion.
- Be transparent and politically brave.
- Address all health concerns in a respectful manner.
- Put a price on carbon, even if just for the electricity sector.
- Put a realistic cost on nuclear spent fuel management.
- For certain technologies, including those that are intermittent, determine (perhaps ex-post) costs to integrate them, including wires, back-up and other ancillary services.
- Determine all other costs that would otherwise go unaddressed by measures 6, 7 and 8.
- Get out of the way and let the generators compete.
If one is going to pick winners and direct the procurement of renewables, then:
- Have competitive processes.
- Have quantity limits.
- Set maximum prices.
- Have no quantity minimums.
- Be pro-active and transparent about cost increases.
If one is going to procure renewables with a FIT program, then:
- Set modest and realistic quantity limits, taking into consideration factors such as integration achievability and cost and customer price impacts.
- Procure through larger projects only.
- Start with low rates.
- Increase rates as required, until desired volumes are achieved, subject to economic practicalities.
- Be pro-active and transparent about cost increases.
- Consider true job additions and resulting job losses.
Moving on to criticisms …
The Green Energy and Green Economy Act (GEA) is seriously flawed, arising from:
- Letting a group of self-interested individuals, organizations and business enterprises develop the legislation.
- Selling it on the basis that it will:
- cause bills to rise by no more than 1% per year. The problem with the argument is that conservation was identified as the means of mitigating the GEA increases; with all facets of the electricity infrastructure being so capital-intense, if everyone implements conservation then rising rates caused by low throughput volumes make this mitigation impossible.
- Deliver 50,000 new jobs, with no mention of jobs lost due to huge price increases.
Here are some other thoughts on what's gone wrong with recent Ontario electricity policy:
- The tacit approval of the widespread misuse of a highly questionable study of the supposed health costs associated with coal generation.
- The continuing and seemingly disingenuous portrayal of the replacement of "dirty" coal by renewables.
- Obfuscation of electricity price increases.
- Sole-sourcing 33% of non-hydro renewables to one company, while also giving that company preferential wires access.
- The Ontario Clean Energy Benefit — a bribe, that ignores one of the key tenets of sound electricity policy by transferring costs from ratepayers to taxpayers. It also goes against a "culture of conservation".
- The Global Adjustment Class A/B cost shift — a mostly-secret and partially-undeserved discount for large industrial customers. The legislation was developed with very little consultation and it should be noted that when a regulator was involved, the OEB rebuffed an attempt to get the same treatment for transmission.
- "Seat-saver" decisions to cancel locationally-critical natural gas projects.
The FIT program is the GEA's primary manifestation and in my view and as constituted (following the opposite of points 16 – 21), should never have seen the light of day. It's therefore no surprise that I don't have any ideas for tweaking or fine-tuning the process. I can't think of a better explanation for my position than to provide a story. An industry acquaintance and friend was a participant in the original FIT consultations. During a break from the one-sided machinations going on at the time, another person very much inside the process referred to it as "polishing the turd".
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From steady to unsteady laminar flow in model porous structures: an investigation of the first Hopf bifurcation
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LASSEUX, Didier
164351 Institut de Mécanique et d'Ingénierie de Bordeaux [I2M]
17163 Transferts, écoulements, fluides, énergétique [TREFLE]
164351 Institut de Mécanique et d'Ingénierie de Bordeaux [I2M]
17163 Transferts, écoulements, fluides, énergétique [TREFLE]
JournalComputers & Fluids
This work focuses on the occurrence of the first Hopf bifurcation, corresponding to the transition from steady to unsteady flow conditions, on 2D periodic ordered and disordered non-deformable porous structures. The structures under concern, representative of real systems for many applications, are composed of cylinders of square cross section for values of the porosity ranging from 15% to 96%. The critical Reynolds number at the bifurcation is determined for incompressible isothermal Newtonian fluid flow by Direct Numerical Simulations (DNS) based on a finite volume discretization method that is second order accurate in space and time. It is shown that for ordered square periodic structures, the critical Reynolds number increases when the porosity decreases and strongly depends on the choice of the Representative Elementary Volume on which periodic boundary conditions are employed. The flow orientation with respect to the principal axes of the structure is also shown to have a very important impact on the value of the Reynolds number of the bifurcation. When structural disorder is introduced, the critical Reynolds number decreases very significantly in comparison to the ordered structure having the same porosity. Correlations between the critical Reynolds number and the porosity are obtained on both ordered and disordered structures over wide range of porosities. A frequency analysis is performed on one of the velocity components to investigate pre- and post-bifurcation flow characteristics.
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ABBASIAN ARANI, Ali Akbar; AHMADI-SENICHAULT, Azita; LASSEUX, Didier (2009)Significant inertial effects are observed for many applications such as flow in the near-wellbore region, in very permeable reservoirs or in packed-bed reactors. In these cases, the classical description of two-phase flow ...
Derivation of a macroscopic model for two-phase non-Darcy flow in homogeneous porous media using volume averaging ABBASIAN ARANI, Ali Akbar; LASSEUX, Didier; AHMADI-SENICHAULT, Azita (2009)The purpose of this work is to propose a derivation of a macroscopic model for a certain class of inertial two-phase, incompressible, Newtonian fluid flow through homogenous porous media. The starting point of the procedure ...
ABBASIAN ARANI, Ali Akbar; LASSEUX, Didier; AHMADI-SENICHAULT, Azita (2009)Our interest in this work is the stationary one-phase Newtonian flow in a class of homogeneous porous media at large enough flow rates so that the relationship between the filtration velocity and the pressure gradient is ...
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"The Grouch Song" is a song that Oscar the Grouch sings to explain what Grouches love (rain, garbage trucks, etc.) and hate (ice cream, kittens, etc.).
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- Gabi, Oscar and Grundgetta perform the song in episode 4072.
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"Blessings come to people through someone else's help or through some unknown entity. Because of that, it is our obligation to use whatever it is that one of us has to help those who are less fortunate or who may be afraid to speak for themselves."--Roscoe R. Nix
Roscoe R. Nix spent most of his life helping those less fortunate and providing a voice for those who may be afraid to speak for themselves. Mr. Nix took on many roles to be that voice. He provided distinguished leadership in public education in Montgomery County for decades. Mr. Nix served on the Montgomery County Board of Education from 1974 to 1978, being only the second African-American to win election. He sought improved educational opportunities and early childhood initiatives to support increased local resources for Head Start, Title I and lower class size in the elementary grades.
Roscoe R. Nix also served as president of the Montgomery County Branch of the NAACP from 1980 to 1990. During his NAACP tenure, he conceived the idea and was instrumental in creating the African American Festival of Academic Excellence, which celebrates academic achievements of African American Students.
Roscoe R. Nix was married for over 50 years to Emma Nix. They had two daughters and three grandchildren.
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Which article does one believe ?Homeland Security Issues Key Waiver Allowing Border Wall Construction To Beginby Joshua Caplan Tuesday, September 12, 2017President Trump is one step closer to fulfilling one of his core campaign promises; building a border wall between the U.S. and Mexico. On Tuesday the Department of Homeland Security announced it has issued a waiver "to waive certain laws, regulations and other legal requirements to ensure the expeditious construction near Calexico, California" reports KVOA.Per KVOA:
Zitat This waiver is pursuant to authority granted to the Secretary of Homeland Security by Congress and covers a variety of environmental, natural resource, and land management laws. The Department has exercised the waiver authority in Section 102 of the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act of 1996 (IIRIRA), as amended, on five previous occasions from 2005 to 2008, as well as exercising this waiver authority earlier this year for a project in the San Diego area, which was announced in August. This current waiver covers certain border infrastructure projects in the United States Border Patrol's El Centro Sector, a critical sector for border security. In fiscal year 2016 alone, the United States Border Patrol apprehended more than 19,400 undocumented immigrants and seized approximately 2,899 pounds of marijuana and approximately 126 pounds of cocaine in the El Centro Sector. The El Centro Sector remains an area of high illegal entry, and replacing the existing fencing, which was built in the 1990s and no longer meets the Border Patrol's operational needs, is a high priority.
As TGP reported last week, CBP announced it awarded four companies "other materials" contracts for border wall prototypes...............................................According to CBP:
Zitat U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) announced today contract awards for "other materials" prototypes of the border wall. The following companies were selected to construct alternate materials border wall prototypes: Caddell Construction Co., (DE), LLC, Montgomery, Alabama KWR Construction, Inc. – Sierra Vista, Arizona ELTA North America Inc. – Annapolis Junction, Maryland W. G. Yates & Sons Construction Company, Philadelphia, Mississippi CBP officials will meet with the vendors and determine construction timeline, however we expect to construct the prototypes in the fall. Prototypes constructed from alternate materials will serve two important ends. First, given their robust physical characteristics-for example, they will be between 18 and 30 feet high-the "other materials" border wall prototypes are designed to deter illegal crossings in the area in which they are constructed. Second, they will provide an innovative perspective in the application of new materials which will allow CBP to evaluate the potential for new wall and barrier designs to complement the current wall and barrier used along the Southwest border.
Back in June, TGP reported new photos revealed President Trump is making good on his number one campaign promise — building a 'big, beautiful' border wall between the united States and Mexico. Left leaning Texas Observer published photos of contractors preparing the construction of the wall. You'll read the site was more concerned about the wildlife of Santa Ana Wildlife Refuge in South Texas than the President keeping his word on curbing illegal immigrationTexas Observer reports:
Zitat For at least six months, private contractors and U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officials have been quietly preparing to build the first piece of President Trump's border wall through the Santa Ana Wildlife Refuge in South Texas. The federally owned 2,088-acre refuge, often called the "crown jewel of the national wildlife refuge system," could see construction begin as early as January 2018, according to a federal official who has been involved in the planning but asked to remain anonymous. "This should be public information," the official told the Observer. "There shouldn't be government officials meeting in secret just so they don't have to deal with the backlash. The public has the right to know about these plans." CBP plans to construct an 18-foot levee wall that would stretch for almost three miles through the wildlife refuge, according to the official. The structure would consist of a concrete base, which would serve as a levee, and be topped with a fence made of steel bollards, similar to a levee wall built almost a decade ago near Hidalgo, Texas. A second federal official confirmed these details to the Observer.
http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2017/09/...truction-begin/ Exclusive: Paul Ryan Reportedly Says No Chance for Border Wall at Private Dinnerby Ian Mason12 Sep 2017WASHINGTON, D.C.House Speaker Paul Ryan, at a private dinner earlier this year, said he thought only "one member" wanted to build a wall across the entire U.S.-Mexico border, Breitbart News has learned from multiple sources with direct knowledge of the comments, including former Rep. Tom Tancredo (R-CO).The dinner, sources said, took place on the eve of the House's passage of two relatively minor immigration bills at the end of June: Kate's Law and sanctuary city reforms. The far wider reaching Davis-Oliver Act was tabled at the same time."Ryan told a group of Republicans he met with … that only one person wants a wall," Tancredo told Breitbart News shortly after the dinner.Tancredo took issue with the Speaker's characterization of support for the wall within the House GOP. "Of course he means only one person in his entourage and of the leadership," he told Breitbart News. "I know several people in Congress who want a wall and I know that there are millions of Americans who want a wall.""You have to understand the level of fear that exists in the Republican establishment about this issue," Tancredo told Breitbart News, seeking to explain the pressures that Republican members of Congress face when addressing immigration..................................................................Tancredo was pessimistic the congressional Republican leadership can be easily brought on board with the immigration agenda of the president and the party's conservative wing. According to him, Ryan, who was caught on tape after the emergence of the now-infamous Access Hollywood recording of the President saying he was, "not going to defend Donald Trump—not now, not in the future," would rather lose elections to Democrats than seriously address the issue of illegal aliens."Ryan and the Senate Majority Leader [Mitch McConnell] would rather have had Hillary than Donald Trump for that very reason," Tancredo told Breitbart News. "They failed at stopping him and now they're going to have to stop him legislatively."http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/...private-dinner/


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Before the 1950s, dental implants were virtually unheard. Eventually, the father of implant dentistry, Professor Branemark, introduced the concept about 50 years ago. It was considered a breakthrough in dentistry as well as medicine, and it was a practice reserved for only the leading and renowned dentists.
Fast forward to today – virtually every dentist claims to be capable of performing dental implants operations. Technology has made it easier and safer, and this has enabled even minimally qualified dentists to do it. However, while it may seem safe and straightforward, it is nevertheless important to remember that dental implant operations are sophisticated and any mistakes may lead to dire consequences. As such, you should only solicit the services of a dentist qualified and licensed to perform dental implant operations.
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There is a growing trend whereby companies purporting to offer classes on implant dentistry are luring general dentists. These courses are surprisingly short – in fact, they are so short that they last for only one weekend and go for less than ten hours. Most of these companies market dental implants and complementary accessories, so it is safe to conclude that they are just seeking to expand their business.
Learning implant dentistry takes more than just a few hours. Dentists who are qualified to do dental implants are required to take dental classes from recognized schools and under the supervision of professional tutors and dentists.
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My dearest Jesus, Lord of all comfort, enthroned above the cherubim.
I kneel before you bringing nothing but tears of sorrow. Here I am once more. I feel alone and lacking aid. This Sunday morning leaves me ambushed and I have yet to leave the house.
Help me, Jesus.
Comfort me. Dry my tears. Hold my hand and lead me across the grass. Escort me into the sanctuary where, miracle of all miracles, I will hear again the glory of your mighty Name.
Thank you, my Lord, my friend, my King.
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At the concluding ceremony of week-long Nalwari Fair at Bilaspur, today, Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh announced to construct a new Mini Secretariat at Bilaspur.
Earlier, the Chief Minister inaugurated the Ghaghas bridge over Ail khud on National Highway constructed at the cost of Rs. 5.81 crore. He also inaugurated District Attorneys building at Changar sector which has been constructed at a cost of Rs. 1.68 crore.
Virbhadra Singh said that Rs. 21.55 crore sewerage treatment scheme had been sanctioned for Bilaspur town for which the work of land acquisition was in progress. Besides, work on Kol Dam Lift Drinking Water Supply Scheme, being constructed at a cost of Rs. 64.66 crore would be completed by the end of this year and it would connect many drinking water schemes of Sadar, Ghumarwin and Naina Devi assembly constituencies.
He said that the construction of Baagchhal Bridge was started in January, 2006 by Gammon India private limited and Rs. 18.49 crore had been spent on this so far besides Rs. 4.85 crore had been spent on construction of its approach road. He said that the work on this bridge had been stopped due to certain technical reasons and matter would be taken up with Gammon India so that this work could be completed at the earliest. He said that the work on Beri-Darolan bridge was also started in year 2006-07 by sanctioning Rs. 33.66 crore and a detailed project report of Rs. 165 crore was under consideration for this bridge.
Chief Minister said that the district administration had been directed for allotment of plots to the oustees of Bhakra Dam who lost their land in Govind Sagar Lake. He said that land had already been identified for development of two sectors near HRTC workshop. He said that a hydro engineering college had been proposed for Bilaspur district.
Chief Minister also released the souvenir brought out on the occasion of Nalwari Fair. Ajay Sharma, Deputy Commissioner and Chairman, Nalwari Fair Committee welcomed the Chief Minister.
He also visited the exhibitions put up by various departments and NGOs on the occasion.
Chief Minister also distributed prizes to the winners of wrestling competitions. Johney Chaudhary of Sundernagar won the wrestling competition and was presented with Gurj and a cash prize of Rs. 71000. Second prize of Rs. 51000 was given to Sunny of Punjab while third prize of Rs. 25000 to Dharmender Alamgir of Uttar Pradesh and 4th prize of Rs. 20000 to Manu from Delhi.
Rajat of Kangra was declared as 'Him Kumar' who was given Gurj and a cash prize of Rs. 51000. Second prize was won by Gurcharan of Nalagarh, which includes cash prize of Rs. 21000, and third prize of Rs. 15000 to Chaman of Jukhala.
Earlier, District Bar Association met the Chief Minister and urged him to provide financial assistance for construction of Lawyers Chamber and facility of Internet. Chief Minister said that various District Bar Associations had been demanding assistance for construction of lawyer's chambers which would be considered sympathetically. He directed the district administration to provide Internet facility to the Association.
Shri Ram Lal Thakur, Chairman, 20 Point Programme, Shri Rajesh Dharmani, Chief Parliamentary Secretary, Shri Bamber Thakur, local MLA, former MLAs Shri Biru Ram Kishore, Dr. Babu Ram Gautam and Shri Tilak Raj Sharma, and prominent people were present on the occasion.


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|Close up of Anuket area near main Crack
This post is in frustration at the complete lack of naming of features and boulders on Comet 67P Churyumov-Geramisenko. I have made a start with naming one wedge shaped (or station wagon shaped, or fallen Obelisk shaped) monolith, "Tekhenu".
Tekhenu is the ancient Egyptian name for an Obelisk. This being that the shape of the feature is like a fallen obelisk, of which many exist in Egypt.
Tekhenu is of great interest in analysing Anuket for surface changes in the comet nucleus. The reason being is that it is such an easy to identify fiduciary point when looking at the area from any direction.
It is also a useful "measuring stick" to see if the measurements between points near the crack have evolved over time, especially straddling perihelion. This has been useful to measure the distance to a triad of nearby rocks (as yet unnamed) and the distance between those same rocks. The results is as my previous posts have shown - clear evidence for a change.
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Its been some time since I last blogged here. I was working on an upgrade project and it was time for go-live and then some CRs, preparing for internal trainings, configuring a fresh system. I can say any number of reasons but to be honest I didn't find any right topic to write. There was enough time available with me, but no topic. I was actually happily contributing in forums when I suddenly decided to write this.
The crux of this blog is are forums the only way of participating in this community. The answer is definitely NO, but forums still remains the most actively used medium. Are we effectively using other mediums? For e.g. wiki is one area where I have always felt that it is largely under developed or has lesser contributions, I should say. I have seen people posting blindly in forums without reading prev(c)ious posts related to their questions. How many people posting for the first time in the forums read the rules first? As already mentioned in some of the previous blogs and discussed N number of times, the reality is – nothing has changed much. I don't remember the name of the blogger (very sorry for that, but I am really bad at remembering names), it was mentioned there – like we have for raising OSS message, we can actually make a search in the forum mandatory before posting any new thread. Nice suggestion, but is it really feasible looking at the number of threads that is posted every minute.
I am looking at a new dimension. Instead of blaming the people what I am saying is we can encourage people who constanly contribute in forums, to contribute a wiki. May be they can just consolidate some of their already posted related answers and contribute a wiki. We can have a FAQ kind of thing in wikis, so that people new to the community can actually have a look at the FAQs section. I know it is tough but we can actually give a try. The reason is some of the general questions are really annoying. I will post a few from Treasury applications or financials applications as I basically contribute in that forum, but I am sure that other forums also will have the same problem.
"I am new to the community hence please can someone give me a complete handbook for configuring FI module". This is the most seen question. I want to learn FICO. Please give me some links. There are many more such questions.
Wikis section is arranged in a nice way application area wise. Maybe inside Treasury(kindly excuse for being unfair to other modules) we can subdivide into further generic sub areas like configuration, front end transactions. general questions, domain questions etc. Inside each area we can have FAQs and also consolidation of some of the posts from frequent contributors on some of the topics.
We can give a link to the wikis FAQs section in the forum main page instead of having a point in the rules of engagement to read wiki, so that people can people can easily access wiki page.
This will work when active contributors initially spend sometime in creating a wiki page on some of the basic topic. We can have a thread in each forum asking for some general topics and those who know any topic can create a wiki. The wiki should also be neatly organised. This will defnitely provide a good base…


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Hooligan videos himself at 300km/h on stolen R1!
Nottingham, England - Adam Campion of Hucknall in Nottinghamshire has given entirely new meaning to the term 'Ride it like you stole it', with a handheld cellphone video showing the instrument panel of the stolen Yamaha R1 he was riding, with the speedometer showing 189.
That's 189 miles per hour, sports fans; Campion was filming himself riding one-handed at just over 300km/h. And it was that video that ultimately put him away. Here's how the Nottinghamshire police did it:
Almost two years ago, in late September 2016, Notts cops were searching an abandoned car in Orchard Court, Hucknall, when they found a number plate in the boot that belonged to a stolen motorcycle. Further enquiries linked the car - and thus the stolen bike - to Campion, 26, enabling the police to obtain a search warrant and raid Campion's home.
There they found a laptop with hundreds of pictures and videos of people hooning on bikes on the public roads - speeding, pulling huge wheelies, riding through red lights, slicing dangerously through the traffic and even riding on the wrong side of the road.
Forensic investigators went through hours of video footage, identifying the bikes being ridden and linking them to footage and still images showing the riders - and then they used facial recognition software to positively identify Campion in at least five video clips, including the 300km/h selfie, even though he was wearing a helmet in some of the shots.
Dead to rights
And that was it - after 21 months of following up leads and squinting at fuzzy images on computer screens, they finally had their man dead to rights. Campion pleaded guilty last week at Nottingham Crown Court to five counts of dangerous driving and one count of assisting an offender in the retention of stolen goods.
He was sentenced to 21 months in jail, ironically the same length of time that it took the cops to nail him. And the investigation is continuing, as the forensics nerds are hoping to identify the other riders in the videos as well.
Ashfield district commander Inspector Glenn Longden said: "Although this investigation was immensely complex and time consuming, the result in court has been satisfying.
"I hope this prison sentence will make those dangerous drivers and riders who think they are above the law think twice. No matter how long it takes, we'll bring them to justice."
And he posted this compilation of Campion's most dangerous antics on the Notts Police Facebook page:


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The more alcohol people drink, the worse their periodontal condition may be, according to a new study in the Journal of Periodontology. The findings show that men and women who consume at least four alcoholic drinks per week have worse periodontal status than those who drink less than that amount monthly, or who do not drink alcohol at all.
The Brazilian researchers wanted to find out how alcohol usage affected the severity of periodontitis. After dividing patients into groups based on their alcohol consumption, they found that those who were alcohol-dependent had more plaque and higher clinical attachment levels than patients who drank less frequently.
"A higher severity of periodontitis has been reported among alcohol users with incremental odds for occurrence of the disease proportional to the frequency of alcohol consumption, as well as a higher need for periodontal treatment," the authors wrote (J Periodontol, June 11, 2015). "Therefore, it is important to highlight that in the present study, alcohol-dependent users presented a higher plaque index and a higher severity of periodontitis."
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While many studies have linked alcohol consumption to other diseases, few have looked at its effects on periodontal disease. Since excessive alcohol intake can contribute to faster biofilm formation and alcohol users are more likely to have poor oral hygiene, the researchers wanted to see if alcohol consumption was associated with periodontitis.
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Yashoda Nandan, J.
1. The relevant facts giving rise to this appeal are that the appellant agreed to carry on business in partnership with the Pilibhit Co-operative Development Federation Ltd., Pilibhit, which figures as respondent No. 1 in the appeal relating to the sale of petroleum products as agent of Standard Vacuum Oil Company. An agrecinent between the parties was executed on the 1st of November, 1953. One of the terms of the partnership agreement was that if any dispute arose between the parties, the said dispute shall be referred to the Registrar, Co-operative Societies, Uttar Pradesh, Luck-now for decision in accordance with Rules 115, 116 and 117 framed under the Co-operative Societies Act (hereinafter referred to as the Act). Disputes arose between the partners and ultimately by a deed dated 31st May, 1960, the partnership was dissolved. On the 15th of November, 1960. Bhagwan Singh, Honorary Secretary of respondent No. 1 filed an application before the Registrar, Cooperative Societies, Uttar Pradesh, Lucknow, alleging that the appellant had misappropriated a certain amount of money of the Cooperative Development Federation during the subsistence of the partnership. It was claimed that in all a sum of Rs. 31,660.32 p. was due to the Co-operative Federation (respondent No. 1) from the appellant. The prayer was that the dispute between the parties regarding the recovery of Rs. 31,660.32 p. be referred to arbitration under Rules 115 to 117 of the U. P. Co-operative Societies Rules (hereinafter referred to as the Rules) in accordance with arbitration clause contained in the deed of partnership. By an order dated 5th May, 1962, the Deputy Registrar, Cooperative Societies, Uttar Pradesh, Bareilly, to whom the matter had been forwarded by the Registrar, appointed one Sri R. S. Dubey, Assistant Registrar, Co-operative Societies, Pilibhit, as sole arbitrator under Rule 116 of the Rules. The Deputy Registrar directed that the Arbitrator appointed shall hear and decide the dispute within two months. Sometime on the 20th February, 1963, the appellant filed an application under Section 33 of the Indian Arbitration Act for a declaration that Clause 12 of the agreement had become inoperative and ineffective after execution of the deed of dissolution. By his order dated 10th September, 1966, the learned Civil Judge, Pilibhit dismissed the application and ordered that the arbitration clause in the partnership deed had not become inoperative after the dissolution of the partnership. Subsequently in modification of the order dated 5th May, 1962, by which Sri R. S. Dubey has been appointed sole arbitrator, the Deputy Registrar, Co-operative Societies, Bareilly, appointed as sole arbitrator one Sri A. S. Verma, Assistant Registrar, Co-operative Societies, U. P., Lucknow. Aggrieved by the two orders passed by the Deputy Registrar on 5th May, 1962 and 15th November, 1966 as well as the order passed by the learned Civil Judge on the application under Section 33 of the Arbitration Act, the appellant filed a writ petition in this Court challenging the validity of the three orders. The learned single Judge, who heard the petition, held that the learned Civil Judge in deciding the application under Section 33 of the Arbitration Act did not commit any manifest error apparent on the face of the record. He further held the two orders passed by the Deputy Registrar, appointing the Assistant Registrar as Arbitrator for deciding the dispute between the appellant and respondent No. 1 were not illegal and liable to be quashed. In the alternative, the learned single Judge held that the first of the two orders appointing the Assistant Registrar, Co-operative Societies, Pilibhit, as the sole. Arbitrator having been passed by the Deputy Registrar in the year 1962, there was no justification for the petitioner not having challenged it till as late as in 1966. The delayed petition did not, in his opinion, call for interference with the order passed in 1962 and the one passed in modification of it. In this view of the matter, the learned single Judge dismissed the petition with costs.
2. We have heard the learned counsel appearing for the appellant and, in ous opinion, there is no merit in this appeal which must fail. In our Judgment the view taken by the learned Civil Judge is not erroneous and the order does not show that any patent error of law was committed by him in arriving at the conclusion that he did.
3. It was contended before the learned single Judge as well as before us that when the parties entered into a deed of dissolution, the deed of partnership stood abrogated and substituted by it and no part of the deed of partnership survived. It was submitted that after the execution of the deed of dissolution, if there was any dispute between the parties, it could only be settled with reference to terms of the deed of dissolution itself. It was urged that since the deed of dissolution itself contained no arbitration clause reference to arbitration on the basis of Clause 12 of the parternership deed was incompetent and the learned Civil Judge committed a patent error of law in taking a contrary view. There is, in our opinion, no force in this contention. The deed of dissolution no doubt brought about an end to the relations of the partners as such but in our view did not abrogate all the terms of the partnership deed. Paragraph 2 of the deed of dissolution merely contains an assurance by the appellant to respondent No. 1 that except as recorded in the books and papers of the partnership, he had not either received, discharged or compromised any claim, demand or the other credit due to partnership or contracted or otherwise incurred any liability, debt or obligation that might directly or Indirectly charge or effect the partnership business. Paragraph 4 of the deed of dissolution provides that an account of the entire assets and liabilities of the partnership business shall be made and completed within a month and the assets and liabilities of the partnership would be taken over by the first party, namely the Co-operative Federation, respondent No. 1. Paragraph 8 of the deed of dissolution provides that the appellant would be bound, to render active help to respondent No. 1 in realisation of debts, failing which the appellant would be responsible to respondent No. 1 for the amount left unrealised. According to Paragraph 9, if any amount shown as outstanding against any customer turned out to be bogus, the appellant would be liable to pay that to respondent No. 1 to the extent to which it was so found. The document shows that while the partnership had been dissolved, the rights and liabilities of the parties in relation to the partnership agreement incurred during the continuance of the partnership had not ceased to exist. All that had happened as a result of the deed of dissolution was that further carrying on business of the partnership came to an end. While the partnership was dissolved, partnership accounts remained to be taken and liquidation proceedings remained to be completed. The registered deed of dissolution merely contained assurances from one party to the other regarding the fashion in which they had acted during the subsistence of the partner-ship, the manner in which they would conduct themselves during the liquidation proceedings, the period within which the accounting in respect of the assets and liabilities of the partnership would be completed and the consequences to follow completion, of the accounting. The deed of dissolution did not in any way either affect the rights off liabilities incurred by the parties as partners while the partnership lasted or provide how disputes if any arising in respect of such rights or liabilities were to be resolved. In such a situation it is not possible to say that as a result of the execution of the deed of dissolution, all the terms of the deed of partnership became ineffective and inoperative even in respect of rights and liabilities that had arisen, while the partnership was still subsisting. The partnership deed was not, in our opinion, substituted wholly by the deed of dissolution subsequently executed and the one was to supplement the other.
4. Section 46 of the Indian Partnership Act provides:
'On the dissolution of a firm every partner or his representative is entitled as against all the other partners or their representatives to have the property of the firm applied in payment of the debts and liabilities of the firm, and to have the surplus distributed among the partners or their representatives according to their rights.'
4-A. This provision clearly shows that even after the dissolution of the partnership consequent on the execution of a deed of dissolution, the earstwhile partners continue to remain entitled to certain rights with regard to the liquidation of the debts and liabilities of the erstwhile partnership and to the distribution of the surplus. Section 47 of the Indian Partnership Act also leads to the same conclusion. This was a case where a dispute had been raised by respondent No. 1 that the appellant had embezzled considerable funds belonging to the partnership while the partnership was still existing. The dispute related to proceedings for liquidation of the assets, debts and liabilities of the firm as well as adjustment of rights between the partners of the firm, while it lasted, inter se. The resolution of such a dispute was not contemplated by the deed of dissolution at all. In the absence of any provision to the contrary in the deed of dissolution, we see no reason why in the event of a dispute between the erstwhile partners regarding rights and liabilities that arose while the partnership lasted, it should not be resolved in the manner provided for in the deed of partnership by recourse to the arbitration clause therein. We are consequently in agreement with the view taken by the learned single Judge that the learned Civil Judge committed no error of law apparent on the face of the record in dismissing the application under Section 33 of the Indian Arbitration Act.
5. Learned counsel invited our attention to Clause 12 of the partnership agreement which runs as follows:
'Any dispute touching the business of patroleum distribution between the Federation and the appellant shall be referred to the Registrar, Co-operative Societies, Uttar Pradesh, Lucknow for the decision by arbitration in accordance with Government Rules No. 115 to 117 for Co-operative Societies, and both the parties shall be bound by this decision.'
Rule 115 of the Rules provides that
'any dispute touching the business of a registered society (i) between members or past members of a society or persons claiming through a member or past member, (ii) or between a member or a past member or persons so claiming and the society or its committee or any officer of the society (iii) between the society or its committee and any officer of the society, and (iv) between two or more registered societies shall be decided either by the Registrar or by arbitration and shall for that purpose be referred in writing to the Registrar ........'
Relying on Rule 115, Learned counsel urged that the dispute between appellant and respondent No. 1 referred to arbitration by the Deputy Registrar, Co-operative Societies, Bareilly, was not between such parties as are envisaged by that Rule and consequently it could not be treated as a statutory reference to arbitration under the Act and the Rules framed thereunder. It was submitted that the reference to arbitration in the instant case was based merely on the agreement between the parties and to it any of the provisions of the Act and Rules other than Rules 115 to 117 were not attracted. He went on to contend that the parties had specifically agreed to decision of their disputes by the Registrar, Co-operative Societies, Uttar Pradesh, Lucknow, in accordance with Rules 115 to 117. It was submitted that when the parties agreed to arbitration by the Registrar, Co-operative Societies in accordance with Rules 115 to 117 they did not contemplate arbitration either by the Deputy Registrar or by arbitrators appointed by him. It was claimed that since the arbitrator in the present case both by the order of 1962 as well as by the order of 1966 had been appointed not by the Registrar but by the Deputy Registrar, the arbitration proceedings before these officers were incompetent and invalid.
6. There can be no dispute that the arbitration in the present case was not statutory but was as a result of the arbitration agreement entered into between the parties. As a result of Clause 12 itself, Rules 115 to 117 must be read as having become incorporated therein. According to Rule 116, reference of which has been made in Clause 12 of the agreement, on receipt of a reference, the Registrar could either decide the dispute himself, or refer it for decision to an arbitrator or to two joint arbitrators appointed by him or to three arbitrators, of whom one had to be nominated by each of the parties to the dispute and the third by the Registrar who could also appoint one of the arbitrators to act as Chairman.
7. Thus there can be no doubt that the Registrar was competent to appoint an arbitrator for deciding the dispute that had been referred to him. The partnership agreement does not define 'the Registrar, Co-operative Societies'. In order to find out who the Registrar mentioned in the agreement is one necessarily has to refer to the Act itself. Clause (f) of Section 2 defines the Registrar as under :--
' 'Registrar' means a person appointed to perform the duties of Registrar of Cooperative Societies under this Act.'
Section 3 of the Act is in the following terms:
'The State Government may appoint a person to be Registrar of Co-operative Societies for the State or any portion of it and may appoint persons to assist such Registrar, and may, by general or special order, confer on any such person all or any of the powers of the Registrar under this Act.'
8. The Act does not provide for appointment of Deputy Registrars who have any specified power. The Deputy Registrars are persons appointed to assist the Registrar who may be, by general or special order, conferred all or any of the powers of a Registrar, under the Act.
9. Annexure 'G' annexed to the counter-affidavit which is an office memorandum under the signature of the Personal Assistant to the Registrar, Co-operative Societies, discloses that the Deputy Registrar, Cooperative Societies U. P., Bareilly, does exercise all the powers of the Registrar under the Act. The assertion made in this annexure as well as the assertion made in paragraph 19 of the counter-affidavit, which makes a reference to annexure 'G', have not been denied. There is no specific assertion in the re-joinder-affidavit that the statement contained in annexure 'G' to the effect that the Deputy Registrar has exercised all powers of the Registrar is incorrect. In the circumstances of the case, it cannot be accepted that the Deputy Registrar, Co-operative Societies, U. P., Bareilly, who appointed on two different occasions Assistant Registrar, Co-operative Societies, Pilibhit, to act as arbitrator for decision of the dispute between the parties had not been conferred all the powers of the Registrar in accordance with Section 3 of the Act. The orders appointing the Assistant Registrar, Co-operative Societies, were consequently passed by a person who was a 'Registrar', Co-operative Societies, within the meaning of Section 2(f).
10. No other contention has been raised.
11. The appeal lacks merit and is hereby dismissed with costs to respondent No. 1.


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PEMBROKE PINES, Fla. – The Florida Department of Health and the city of Pembroke Pines have been somewhat at odds over the city's water quality.
State health representatives said they were not at Wednesday's meeting to debate results, but just help clear up any misinformation after complaints about the color of the water and test results in Pembroke Pines.
"Some commissioners are saying that the water is safe," concerned citizen Gus Arango said. "Then the Department of Health is saying, 'No, you can't say that.'"
The state Health Department took issue with a letter the city sent to its residents, saying the water was safe to drink.
Health officials, however, said testing showed the water doesn't meet proper standards, showing high levels of contaminants and saying something had to change.
"We have an independent auditor coming in to check those numbers," Mayor Frank Ortis said.
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Lorenzo: LCR comparison shows my progress with Honda
Honda MotoGP rider Jorge Lorenzo feels being able to compete with the satellite LCR bikes in Le Mans demonstrated his progress, even if the result wasn't a major improvement.
Lorenzo finished the French Grand Prix 15 seconds behind race-winning teammate Marc Marquez as he scored an 11th-place finish, going one better than his previous best result with the Honda.
The Spaniard – who had left the previous grand prix at Jerez "sad and worried" - was encouraged by ending Friday practice fourth fastest in the dry, and spent most of the race in the top 10, running close to LCR rider Cal Crutchlow and ahead of Crutchlow's teammate Takaaki Nakagami.
"[I am] still missing something, as the final result demonstrates - but I think less than before," Lorenzo said afterwards.
"I think this weekend we saw some progression, in my speed especially, after the Jerez test we found something on the bike, here we found some other pieces that help me a little bit, maybe not a huge advantage but a little bit, and this shows something, no?
"For example, [Friday] was the first day in the championship that I finish top five at the end of the day [Friday], top eight in the grid, first laps I could fight with riders like [Franco] Morbidelli or the Ducatis, at the end of the race with [Alex] Rins for example - riders that are faster than the riders I was fighting with in other races.
"Apart from Qatar, that was a very slow race, it [Le Mans] was the race where I finished closer to the winner in the final result but also on the fast lap, just seven tenths from the fastest lap.
"Today was the first time for example that I finish in front of Nakagami, not only in the race but also in the pace and speed on most of the weekend. It's true that he don't have the official [2019-spec] bike like me, but he knows more the bike than me.
"Also with Cal, Cal was there, I could see him and he was two tenths or three faster on pace but he was not so far."
Lorenzo believes the weekend will have given him and Honda "more conviction" that he can get on the required level with the RC213V.
"The only negative thing of this weekend is the position. I just improve one position from the best [previous] position. But in general the weekend was really better than the others.
"We arrive with probably more conviction that it's possible to do. It's a long process, because is not easy, this bike, to understand and to take the maximum."
Additional reporting by Oriol Puigdemont
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I have My Thoughts and results from Night 5 of the Best Of The Super Jr's 25 from Osaka available. These are the quarter finals and set to finish June 4th.
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"China Is Censoring Jokes About Its Propaganda Machine's Penis-Shaped HQ."
(Via Ann Althouse, whose commenters are having lots of fun — at least for the next four hours, or so — with this topic: "In fact, if the artist Christo ever decides to cover it with fabric or anything, engineers have already decided that the design must incorporate a reservoir tip. Just in case. "


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Wonder Woman star Gal Gadot finds it surprising when people ask her if she is a feminist.
Gal Gadot worried about telling her Justice League co-stars of her pregnancy news.
The Israeli actress has risen to prominence since taking on the role of Wonder Woman in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice as well as the superhero's own stand-alone film in June (17).
Gal also reprises the character in the upcoming Justice League movie, and has now admitted that she felt very anxious about telling her colleagues that she was pregnant during the shoot, which took place until October 2016, as she didn't want anyone to think she was weak.
"I didn't want attention," she told Rolling Stone magazine. "The default should be that women get the job done, but there's a long way to go and a lot of reprogramming that needs to be done to both genders."
The 32-year-old is now mother to five-year-old Alma and Maya, five months, whom she shares with husband Yaron Versano. And when it came to shooting Wonder Woman with director Patty Jenkins, Gal knew she wanted the character to be secure in her femininity and impulses.
"We didn't want to treat the misogyny in a preaching way. We wanted to bring some naivete," the star shared. "Being the mother of two girls, I'm like, 'We need more naivete. Everyone is too in their head.'"
Gal started her career at the age of 18 when she was crowned Miss Israel in a beauty pageant, but then served two years as a soldier in the Israel Defense Forces and studied law before pursuing acting.
Even with her desire to pursue different interests, she still finds it interesting that people ask her whether she is a feminist.
"People always ask me, 'Are you a feminist?' And I find the question surprising, because I think, 'Yes, of course. Every woman, every man, everyone should be a feminist. Because whoever is not a feminist is a sexist,'" she added.
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SINGAPORE, May 22: Ten Indian nationals, some of them students, were charged on Friday with breaching the COVID-19 restrictions in Singapore by holding gatherings in a rented flat.
Three of the group invited the other seven to their rented flat to drink tea, talk or study on the morning of May 5,breaching the social distancing measures in place to combat coronavirus, the Channel News Asia reported.
Under the COVID-19 regulations, meeting members of other households for a social purpose is prohibited and punishable by a maximum six-month jail term, a fine of up to SGD 10,000 or both.
The three tenants – consisting of a woman, Avinash Kaur, and two men, Navdeep Singh, and Sajandeep Singh – were charged for permitting others into their residence.
The other seven consist of a woman Bhullar Jasteena and six men – Arpit Kumar, Karmjit Singh, Mohammed Imran Pasha, Sharma Lukesh, Vijay Kumar and Waseem Akram.
All of them are aged between 20 and 33.
Avinash was given one charge of allowing Bhullar to enter the home to study at 11.30 am on May 5. Bhullar is accused of meeting Avinash to study and prepare for a school assignment.
Navdeep was handed three charges of allowing Waseem, Arpit and Mohammed Imran to enter the same house to talk and have tea at 9 am the same day.
The third tenant, Sajandeep, was slapped with three charges as well. He is accused of permitting Vijay, Karmjit and Sharma into the home to talk and have tea that morning.
The visitors face a corresponding charge each.
Karmjit said he was not aware of the law, while Imran said he arrived in Singapore just two months ago and was not aware of the rules, according to the Channel report.
Bhullar said she did not mean to "harm the rules of Singapore" and said she had to prepare for an assignment.
She said her intentions "are not bad" and that she cannot pay a high fine as she is a student.
"Maybe I made a mistake, I just regret it," she said through an interpreter.
The three tenants said they will be pleading guilty when they appear in court again on June 3.
Most of the visitors are set to plead guilty as well, except Bhullar who will return for a pre-trial conference next month, according to the report.
Meanwhile, a Singaporean woman of Indian-origin was charged in court on Friday for leaving her house twice to meet her boyfriend during the COVID-19 "circuit breaker" period.
Renukha Arumugam, 30, was charged with five counts under the COVID-19 (Temporary Measures) Act 2020.
Renukha is accused of not wearing her mask over her nose and mouth. She told the court that she was "really sorry for everything" and did not intend to break the law.
"I'm unemployed, so if you are going to give me a heavy fine, I don't think I can pay," she said.
She will return to court on Jun 10 to plead guilty.
The city-state imposed a partial lockdown in early April after it was hit by a second wave of virus infections sparked by foreign workers, many of them Indian nationals, living in crowded dormitories.
So far it has reported nearly 30,000 virus cases, among the highest in Asia, but only 22 deaths. It plans to gradually lift restrictions next month.
Singapore will exit its "circuit breaker" period as planned on June 1, with measures to be progressively lifted in three phases from the following day. (PTI)
10 Indian nationals in Singapore charged with breaching COVID-19 restrictions
SINGAPORE, May 22: Ten Indian nationals, some of them students, were charged on Friday with breaching the COVID-19 restrictions in Singapore by holding gatherings in a rented flat.


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Last week, Blizzard revealed their new anniversary update last week and I had positive things to say about it. In particular, I was excited about the competitive FFA mode and wrote the following:
"Equipped with "placement matches, skill rating, and leaderboards" the mode will likely be very popular. One can imagine big streamers and pro players enjoying the mode immensely, as the introduction of a competitive mode has a way of raising the quality of matches significantly."
I was both wrong and right at the same time. Pro players and streamers seem to enjoy the mode a lot, but the majority (or at least a loud portion) of the Overwatch community has hit a brick wall when it comes to trying to enjoy the new game mode.
Here are some quotes from actual Overwatch fans taken from Twitter, Reddit and Facebook.
"In just a few hours It has already become my least favorite iteration of the competitive gamemode thus far."
"Comp FFA Deathmatch is the most infuriating rage inducing thing ever"
"You have either Roadhogs, Moiras, Brigitte, Mcrees or Hanzo running everywhere. It is indeed infuriating. I hate it more than normal deathmatch. "
"I just finished a game where 5/8 players were Moira. I don't even want to finish the damn placements anymore; that was not an enjoyable game in the slightest."
"Competitive FFA is the most frustrating game/mode that I've ever played. "
"Right now the FFA system doesn't reward skilled players unless you are literally god tier and don't miss any shots e.g. iddqd"
That last quote is oddly prophetic -- Iddqd does, in fact, enjoy the game mode, going 10-0 in his placements matches and specifically citing how it is nice to just rely on his own skills for a change:
Kariv of LA Valiant also scored a 10-0 record in placements.
I imagine many OWL pros could achieve this. The nature of competitive FFA pits the responsibility on winning entirely on the individual, rewarding mechanics and the ability to out-maneuver other players above all else. The most common complaint among salty Overwatch players are toxic teammates and imbalanced matchmaking, so competitive FFA should eliminate these immediately, right?
Kill steal feels
Citing Moira, Brigitte, Roadhog and Junkrat as the worst offenders of clear imbalance, many argue that Deathmatch mode was only bearable in Overwatch because it "didn't matter". It was a way to blow off some steam and, if all of your kills were stolen by a frantic Junkrat or you were solo'ed by a stray Moira, at least your rank was untouched.
But the average Overwatch player cares about their rank, arguably more so than other gamers. As a result, the added stress of a competitive environment, placement matches and a rank system have opened up new criticisms for Deathmatch mode. It was easy for most to not care about Deathmatch arcade but, now that it is a competitive mode, some FFA players can't grasp how the mode can ever live up to its competitive name.
Afterall, Deathmatch game modes in all FPS titles come with an ingrained level of chaos and frustration. They are the birthplace for kill steals, camping, and instant deaths due to unfortunate spawn locations -- all things veteran Deathmatch players already expected. It begs the question: what else were critics of the new competitive mode expecting?
It's not Overwatch
Personally, I enjoy competitive FFA in Overwatch. I have always enjoyed Deathmatch mode and the idea of it being competitive, with actual rankings and SR, excites me. I am a solo gamer at heart and I love that Overwatch has finally given me an opportunity to play completely by myself while still enjoying the tension and "upped stakes" of a competitive environment -- one where everyone is trying their hardest to win.
The attraction of playing by myself is big enough to make any balance issues or FFA frustrations seem very small. Considering the overwhelming success of Overwatch is largely attributed to it its teamplay setting and "every hero has a purpose" design goal, I can understand why a lot of people will hate competitive Deathmatch.
And, to those who do hate Deathmatch but can't resist the allure of a new competitive mode, try to remember that Deathmatch is operating on a completely different set of rules, meta, and balance realities than normal 6 vs. 6. Try to enjoy the freedom of choice and experimentation the game mode offers. At worst Deathmatch can serve as a helpful way to hone a player's situational awareness and understanding of individual hero matchups without having to burden teammates.
Warcraft 3 is my one true love and I will challenge anyone to a game of Super Smash Brothers Melee.
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Nick D'Orazio, yet another in a trend of angsty 'Gaming Journalists' who thinks they'll go far insulting gamers and by extention his own readerbase. Bravo, kid.


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Ken O'Neill, Lothians' newest independent candidate, has written to every board member of PARC Craigmillar, Edinburgh Council's arms-length housing firm. Mr O'Neill asks the Board, who are meeting today, three questions about the proposals and the lack of forethought in the development plans.
Mr O'Neill said:
PARC describes itself as "at the heart of Craigmillar's regeneration." I'd say that their plans to destroy this beautiful park is more urban 'degeneration.' Rather than appearing to explain their plans to the public last week they sent a representative from ZM Architecture, who are drawing up designs for New City Vision. The people attending the meeting complained that they were not consulted on the plans. Sending a Glasgow based architect to assure their concerns was a strange tactic and showed their apparent disregard for local opinion. That's why I have written to PARC's Board asking for answers to the following questions.
- The Craigmillar Urban Design Framework identifies Cairntows Park as a potential development site but only once other sites were developed. Has PARC looked into developing these sites yet? If not, why is it attempting to develop Cairntows Park, knowing it will cause them problems?
- The Framework says that the proposal to develop on Cairntows Park is "contrary to the terms of the Local Plan." Why then, when there are vacant brownfield sites within the area, is PARC pushing ahead with plans to build over the park?
- The area currently has traffic congestion and pollution problems. There is no scope for expanding the surrounding roads without the use of compulsory purchase orders. How does PARC plan to mitigate further congestion in the area given the development proposals include plans for 100 car parking spaces?
I look forward to hearing their answers very soon. I hope the Board takes the opportunity of their meeting next to consider the strength of local feeling against their plans and decide to withdraw them. I urge everyone to sign the Save Cairntows Park and Protect Edinburgh's Greenspace online petition and help save this valuable local resource.
The Save Cairntows Park group's online petition calls for the protection of the greenspace and that the area "cannot afford to lose Craigmillar's only Park to provide additional commercial properties and flats when there is an abundance of both available in the area."
- Edinburgh Council approved PARC Craigmillar's planning application for the area earlier this month. The application says PARC will replace Cairntows Park with "Mixed tenure housing and flats with small urban park and commercial unit, mixed use residential and commercial units."
- PARC Craigmillar is Edinburgh Council's arms-length housing firm. Their website says they want to achieve a "new, revitalised town centre providing around 300,000 sq ft of space for commercial and retail development."
- The Craigmillar Urban Design Framework, which includes plans to develop the park, describes "how the existing buildings and large vacant areas can become a new district of Edinburgh." The plan says that the proposal to develop on Cairntows Park is "contrary to the terms of the Local Plan."


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Dr. Yamauchi Was Featured In Reader's Digest!
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Dr. Paul Yamauchi was featured in an article for Reader's Digest called "12 Diseases You Didn't Know You Could Get on Vacation," where he discusses the possible dangers you didn't know you should worry about while vacationing and the steps you can take to avoid them.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio released his executive budget for 2016 last week. Once again we see the mayor's office giving libraries the run around. Libraries in New York City had been asking for a $65 million dollar budget increase in order to hire new staff, purchase materials, and bring hours back to where they were eight years ago. Instead the mayor's budget takes back $10 million that was added to the library budget by the City Council at the eleventh hour last year.
The libraries are asking for an increase of $1.4 billion in the capital plan over the next 10 years (1 percent of the overall capital budget). This money was not to go to fancy new libraries and slick renovations but to bring libraries into a state of good repair (think leaking roofs and broken HVAC systems). Instead the mayor's office gave them $300 million less than a quarter of what they need.
Mr Mayor, libraries are about as radical an institution as you are likely to find. We work for everyone equally regardless of demographic and socio-economic status. We offer resources, entertainment, and education to all and we are in every neighborhood doing it every day. As for the Tale of Two Cities we serve them both but we see the split very keenly. On the one side we have the people who have and they constantly ask why we need libraries when you can get anything from Amazon or on your ipad. Opposite we have the have nots who constantly ask when we will be able to expand hours. How do you answer students, seniors, job-seekers, immigrants, and families who are begging for those extra hours Mr Mayor? While those hours of operation are clearly not important to you I assure you that they are crucial for many of our citizens.
With a single, simple stroke of the budget pen you could open hundreds of library doors hundreds of hours a year creating thousands of opportunities for job hunting, English language learning, early childhood development, and all the myriad of things that libraries do that are proven to help close the gap between the two cities you claim to be committed to fixing. Instead you have left the libraries to fend for themselves, again, going begging to the City Council to close the budget gap and put pressure on the elected officials in the City Council to pull the fat out of the fire here and make this right.
There is also the question of good faith action here. The libraries have been extremely supportive of the Mayor and have helped him directly through a number of unfunded mandates. When IDNYC came out the libraries took up the challenge of providing a place for people (in the tens of thousands), to get them. When the Mayor voiced concern about internet access the libraries went out and found partners so they could start lending out wifi hubs putting internet access right in people's homes for free. Just last month libraries across the city set up new immigration information corners in every library in the City. How has the Mayor responded to this support? He has cut library funding of course.
It isn't as if people have not been telling the mayor about the importance of libraries. Numerous recent reports emphasize the contribution of the libraries to the community, their cost effectiveness, and call for an expansion of library services. The tone deaf nature of his response is stunning and makes me question if he has looked into this issue at all. Frankly I am wishing for a return to Mayor Bloomberg. At least with him you knew where you stood and he didn't ask for extras without giving you the resources to pay for them.
Mayor de Blasio had an opportunity to make real changes to that Tale of Two Cities but instead he wrote the same old story. He certainly had a lot of people encouraging him and a wealth of facts and resources to draw upon to justify his decision. Instead he struck up the band and called the tune for another round of the Budget Dance. Once again libraries will be scrambling to provide services, once again skeleton staff in neighborhood libraries will be told to "make do", once again we will see library buildings and infrastructure fester and rot for lack of resources. Once again it will be up to the City Council to pick up the slack and (hopefully) fix this budget hole after months of back and forth. Once again libraries will be tasked with providing world class service with no increase in revenue or ability to plan for growth.
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Jay Leno's thoughts on "real Cobras"
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Every once in a while I run into a Cobra snob who says if it isn't endorsed by Shelby like a Superformance or a "Genuine" Continuation Cobra it isn't real. I've got news for people like that, if it wasn't built between 1962 and 1967/68 and imported in from AC Ltd. in Thames Ditton U.K. endorsed or not, it is still a replica, although you'll pay a "Kings Rasom" more so that you can say it is endorsed by Shelby. Does that make it any better, even if it is built of aluminum? Certainly questionable, however I think not. It just means the owner's ego had to have it and he/she had the necessary funds to pay the difference.
I've waited for this, being that Jay Leno could afford anything he wants. Shelby berated him for not buying an original, to which Jay said I like my aluminum built replica, I don't need an original. By the way, Jay personalized his replica by pulling the Ford FE 427 side oiler (as original), and installing a 427 SOHC in it. You've got to admire his personalization of his replica, plus like all his cars, it is a driver. I do admire those who own originals, especially those who drive them like Lynn Park aka "Mr. Cobra" and a few guys I know up in N.C. who have originals, such as Tom Cotter.
I love this article and what Jay Leno says about Cobra Replicas, so next time some snob says something because your BDR, ERA, Factory Five, Shell Valley, Unique, Contemporary, etc. is neither a SPF nor Shelby "Genuine " endorsed Continuation Cobra, remind him you get the same thrill and saved a "boatload" of money in the process while realizing and driving your own dream in your own way/style!
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The Society of American Business Editors and Writers (SABEW) awarded the Financial Times three prizes at its 20th annual Best in Business contest ceremony this past weekend. The competition, which recognises the year's finest business news coverage and commentary, attracted more than 1,000 entries from leading news organisations.
Gillian Tett, US Managing Editor of the FT, commented: "The FT is committed to providing our readers with the highest quality journalism, and it is an honour to have been recognized by our peers."
The Financial Times was named the winner in the following categories:
International Commentary – John Gapper (@johngapper)
Breaking News, Newspaper category – Apple Beats scoop and analysis by Matthew Garrahan (@MattGarrahan) and Tim Bradshaw (@tim)
Government Division – "The Cost of War" by Geoff Dyer (@DyerGeoff), Chloe Sorvino, May Jeong, and Victor Mallet (@VJMallet)
FT also ranked as a finalist in the following categories:
International Explanatory – "How the Euro Was Saved" by Peter Spiegel (@SpiegelPeter)
Newspaper Commentary – Gillian Tett (@gilliantett)
Further information about SABEW's Best in Business Contest, including a full list of winners, can be found here.


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