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Abner Doble Papers
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Abraham Lincoln collection of papers.
Activities and entertainment at Heart Mountain Relocation Center
African Americans in the San Francisco Bay Area,
Album of San Francisco views
Alfred A. Hart Stereograph Collection Relating to the Central Pacific Railroad
Alfred Tarski papers
Alice Iola Hare Photograph Collection
Alphonse Louis Pinart papers,
American war posters from the First World War
American war posters from the Second World War
Arbor Villa: the Home of Mr. & Mrs. F. M. Smith, Photographed by E. T. Dooley
Arizona photographs
Arthur Brown, Jr. papers
Artistic Homes of California
August Vollmer papers,
Berkeley and Oakland Businesses and Scenes
Bohemian Grove,
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British war posters from the Second World War
Bruce Conner photograph collection
Buildings of Berkeley, California,
Bully Hill Mine Photographs Relating to the Lawrence May Family,
C. Hart Merriam Collection of Native American Photographs,
California Art Research Archive
California Cornerstones: Selected Images from The Bancroft Library Pictorial Collection
California Faces: Selections from The Bancroft Library Portrait Collection
California Federation for Civic Unity Records
California Gold Rush Mining Towns Photographed by Alma Lavenson
California Lettersheets
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California Mission Sketches by Henry Miller
California Scenery, Published by Taber, Photographer, San Francisco, Cal.,
California Scenic Line
California Views Photographed by I.W. Taber
California Views from the R.W. Waterman Family Papers
Canadian war posters from the First and Second World Wars
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Cassidy Family Papers
Catalina Island Views, California,
Charles Frederick Fisk papers
Charles James papers
Charles L. Camp Collection of Stereographs
Children's Hospital of San Francisco photograph collection [graphic]
Chinese News Service posters from the Second World War era
Chinese in California
City Lights Books Records
Clark LaMotte Goddard photograph collection of California views [graphic]
Class Photographs of Classes in the San Francisco Girls' High School,
Coalinga, California Photograph Album,
Construction Photographs of the Golden Gate Bridge
Construction Photographs of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge,
Cooper Ornithological Society records
Crowley Maritime Corporation pictorial collection
Cuban poster collection
D. Ghirardelli Co. Photograph Album of Chocolate Manufacturing Process
De la Guerra family photographs
Death Valley Automobile Trip
Disabled Students' Progam records
Disabled Students' Program Records
Doble Steam Motors Corporation photograph collection
Documentos para la historia de California: Alviso family papers
Documents pertaining to the adjudication of private land claims in California
Documents pertaining to the adjudication of private land claims in California, circa 1852-1892
Drawings of Indians and California scenery
Dressler's Pioneer Place
Early tall buildings: Original drawings of California urban senes,
Edgar F. Kaiser papers
Edward Otho Cresap Ord Papers,
Eldridge Cleaver photograph collection
Elise Stern Haas family photographs
Ernest O. Lawrence papers,
Fiat lux photographs documenting the University of California
Florence Merriam Bailey papers
Florence Richardson Wyckoff papers
Framed items from the collections of The Bancroft Library
Franciscan Missions of California Photographs
Frank B. Rodolph Photograph Collection
Frederick Godfrey Hesse papers.
French political campaign posters
French war posters and broadsides from the First World War
French war posters from the Second World War
George E. Hyde & Co. Canning Operations,
George and Phoebe Apperson Hearst papers
German Nazi posters from the Second World War era
Gomez de la Cortina Family Stereograph Collection
Governor's Commission on the Los Angeles Riots records
Grass Valley and Vicinity, Taken by D. Fricot
Guayule Rubber Industry in Salinas, California
Hale Zukas papers
Harrison Gray Otis Album of California Scenes
Harry Babcock Photograph Albums,
Harvesting Beans, Madera County, Calif.,
Hearst Mining Collection of Views by C. E. Watkins
Henri Lenoir papers
Herbert Willsmore papers
Herman George Scheffauer Photograph Album,
Hiram Johnson Papers,
History of the City Hall and Civic Center by T.B. McGinnis
Hotels and apartment buildings of the San Francisco Bay Area / Produced by the Southern Pacific Passenger Department [graphic],
Hubert Howe Bancroft : Records of the Library and Publishing Companies
Imperial Valley Snapshots
Isaiah West Taber Family Photographs
James D. Phelan Papers,
James D. Phelan Photograph Albums
James D. Phelan Photograph Albums,
James Earl Wood Photograph Collection Relating to Filipinos in California,
Japanese American Evacuation and Resettlement Records
Japanese American Evacuation and Resettlement Records,
Japanese American relocation center views
Jess papers
Jesse Brown Cook Scrapbooks Documenting San Francisco History and Law Enforcement
Jesse Brown Cook Scrapbooks Documenting San Francisco History and Law Enforcement,
Johan Hagemeyer Photograph Collection
John Galen Howard Papers
Joseph Cummings Rowell papers,
Joseph Rous Paget-Fredericks Dance Collection
Joseph and Hilda Wood Grinnell Papers
Julia Morgan Architectural Drawings,
Julian P. Graham Collection of Photographic Negatives
Keith-McHenry-Pond family papers
Ladies' Relief Society records
LeConte family papers,
Leonarde Keeler papers
Letters concerning Hetch Hetchy, 1908-1910
Lilian Bridgman Photograph Collection,
Logging Operations in Little River, California
Lone Mountain College Collection of Stereographs by Eadweard Muybridge
Lone Mountain College Collection of Stereographs by Eadweard Muybridge.
Louis and Emma Blumenthal papers
M.M. O'Shaughnessy photograph collection
Magic Theatre Records
Malarin family album
Mammoth plate landscape photographs from the George Davidson collection.
Mammoth plate photographs of Yosemite Valley
Mammoth plate views in California and Oregon
Maps of private land grant cases of California
Marine Photographs from the James Porter Shaw Collection [graphic]
Marsh family papers
McLean family papers
Mendocino Coast Photographed by Carleton E. Watkins
Mendocino County Photographs, ca. 1867-1869, by M. M. Hazeltine
Mexican photographic postcards
Mexican war posters from the Second World War era
Mexico: October 28 to November 15, 1905 [graphic],
Michael Rossman Free Speech Movement Photographs
Migrant Labor Camp Photographs from the Harry Everett Drobish Papers,
Miller & Lux Records,
Mills College : Record of a Campus
Miscellaneous California and Mexico Views,
Miscellaneous Stereoviews from the Eugene Compton Collection
Miscellaneous Views From the San Francisco Bay and Monterey Areas, California Photographed by George Reed
Miscellaneous Views of California Taken by I. W. Taber
Miscellaneous mammoth plate photographs by Carleton E. Watkins.
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Region I, photograph collection
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Region I, records
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Region, I photograph collection
New San Francisco: Three Years after the Great Conflagration: Photographs,
North Berkeley and Kensington Real Estate Development [graphic].
Northwest Boundary Survey photographs from the papers of George Clinton Gardner
Noël Sullivan Papers
Oil Industry in California
Oliver family photograph collections
Otto Stern papers
Otto Stern photograph collection
Panama Pacific International Exposition records
Panorama of Downieville, Calif.,
Panorama of Oakland, California, by Albert H. Wulzen
Parks and Buildings of Sacramento, Calif.
Partington family papers
Patrick Breen Diary
Personalities and Activities in the Self-Help Cooperatives of California: Photographs from the Exhibition,
Philip Whalen papers
Photograph collection of family members and descendents of General M.G. Vallejo
Photographic Documentation of Pneumonic Plague Outbreak Sites and Rats in Los Angeles
Photographic Views of El Verano and Vicinity, Sonoma Valley, California Taken by Carleton E. Watkins
Photographic Views of the Mojave Route, El Dorado Canyon and Fort Mojave,
Photographic views of the Golden Gate Mining Claim [and the Golden Feather Mining Claim] situated on Feather River, Butte County, Cal.
Photographs Regarding the 1916 Preparedness Day Parade Bombing
Photographs Related to Rice Growing and Irrigation in California
Photographs Related to the San Francisco Graft Trial
Photographs from the Annette Rosenshine papers [graphic]
Photographs from the Edmund G. Brown papers
Photographs from the Lawrence Ferlinghetti papers
Photographs from the Marsh Family papers
Photographs of Agricultural Laborers in California
Photographs of California scenes: a mammoth plate miscellany
Photographs of Charles Lindbergh's Visit to Monterey
Photographs of Oregon, California, Idaho, and Other Western Scenes
Photographs of San Francisco's Chinatown, Taken by James Wong Howe
Photographs of W.C. Ralston and His Mansion in Belmont, Calif.
Photographs of Yosemite: with additional views of Mt. Shasta, Calif. and Cape Horn, Columbia River, Oregon.
Photographs of the 1984 Free Speech Movement Memorial Rally
Photographs of the Japanese-American evacuation from Berkeley, Calif.
Photographs of the Mariposa Estate and Environs Taken by Carleton E. Watkins
Photographs of the Panama-Pacific International Exposition
Photographs of the San Francisco Earthquake and Fire from the Charles Derleth Papers.
Photographs of the Southern Pacific Route [graphic],
Photographs of the Yolo Base Line, California
Pictorial miscellany of Berkeley, Calif. views
Portraits from the American Civil War era [graphic],
Postcard views of California towns
Postcards of California, Oregon, and Washington
Production Photographs from "Greed," Erich von Stroheim Production Adapted from Frank Norris' "McTeague," Produced for Goldwyn Film Corp
Redwood Manufacturers Company Plant in Pittsburg, Calif.
Relief Camps for Refugees from the San Francisco Earthquake and Fire,
Richard N. and Rhoda H. Goldman papers
Rivergarden Farms
Riverside and Los Angeles Area Views, ca. 1880-1889, by I.W. Taber and Others
Robert B. Honeyman, Jr. Collection of Early Californian and Western American Pictorial Material
Robert Dollar papers,
Robert Marshall Papers
Rosalie Ritz courtroom drawings
Roy D. Graves Pictorial Collection
Roy Flamm Photographs of Buildings Designed by Bernard Maybeck
San Francisco Bay Area Earthquake of
San Francisco Chinese Community and Earthquake Damage
San Francisco Earthquake and Fire Photographs by the Miles Brothers
San Francisco Earthquake and Fire Stereographs
San Francisco Earthquake and Fire Stereographs by W.S. Smith,
San Francisco Jewish Community Center records
San Francisco News-Call Bulletin Newspaper Photograph Archive (Free Speech Movement Selection)
San Francisco News-Call Bulletin newspaper photograph archive
San Francisco Photographs Taken by Carleton E. Watkins,
San Francisco Police photograph album
San Gabriel and Pasadena, Calif. Views
San Joaquin Delta Land Reclamation Photographs
Santa Barbara Views,
Scenes of Rancho San Antonio photographed for Northern California land cases by Carleton E. Watkins
Scenic California, Photographed by Carleton E. Watkins
Scenic Views in California and the Columbia River Gorge,
Schmidt Lithograph Company records
Scrapbooks of Photographs and Cartoons Dealing with the Spanish-American War from the Graupner Family Papers
Second World War posters pertaining to various European countries
See the Sierras from a Saddle: Robinson Pack Train, Allie W. Robinson, Prop.
Selected mammoth plate photographic prints from the Keith McHenry Pond collection
Selections From the Henry J. Kaiser Pictorial Collection,
Shasta Springs
Sidney Coe Howard papers
Sierra Club Board of Directors meeting minutes 1892-1907
Sierra Nevada photographs / Taken by Theodore Seixas Solomons [graphic],
Snap Shooting Around the Golden Gate International Exposition
Snow Blockade, Sierra Nevada Mountains, California
Social protest collection
Some Views Around Vallejo and Mare Island
Southern Pacific Company train robbery records
Souvenir of Blue Lakes, Lake Co., Calif. Views by Wallace H. Dow
Souvenir of the California Midwinter International Exposition
Soviet poster collection
Spring Valley Ranch of J.P. Whitney by Runnels & Stateler, San Francisco
State Land Settlement, Delhi, California
State Land Settlement, Durham, California
Stereo Views from Alaska to Mexico
Stereo Views of California and the West,
Stereo Views of the West by Carleton E. Watkins
Stereograph Cards of the San Francisco Earthquake and Fire
Stereographic Views from the Eugene Compton Collection by Carleton E. Watkins
Stereographic Views of San Francisco Bay Area Locations by Eadweard Muybridge
Stereographs of the West from The Bancroft Library Pictorial Collection
Stereoviews of Indians and the Colorado River from the J.W. Powell Survey
Stereoviews of the U.S. Geographical Survey Expedition West of the 100th Meridian of 1872
Stereoviews of the U.S. Geographical Survey Expedition West of the 100th Meridian of 1873
Steven Marcus Free Speech Movement Photographs
Sun Sketches of San Mateo
Sutro Heights, San Francisco, California, photographed by I. W. Taber,
Swift Family Collection of Palm Leaf Manuscripts
The 1906 San Francisco Earthquake and Fire Digital Collection
The Mission Era: California Under Spain and Mexico and Reminiscences
The New City Hall, San Francisco, California
The Records of an Unbroken Friendship but the Mortal Severance
The San Francisco News-Call Bulletin newspaper photograph archive
The Tables Turned: You Sabe Him? Kealney [i.e. Kearney] Must Go!
Thérèse Bonney photograph collection
Tudor Engineering Company records
Tule Lake Relocation Center views, Calif.
Two Panoramas of the Los Angeles Harbor at San Pedro
United Nations poster collection
Vacation Cyanotypes from Lake County, California
Valley of the Yosemite, Sierra Nevada Mountains, and Mariposa Grove of Mammoth Trees by Eadweard Muybridge
Veterans of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade, Bay Area Post records
Vietnam: Journey of the heart
Views Related to Water Supply Methods in California Missions
Views from a Trip to California
Views of "The Pines" Estate, ca. 1927, by Gabriel Moulin
Views of Alameda County, California
Views of Calaveras and Mariposa Counties, California
Views of California and Other Western States
Views of Deakin Tract of Mining and Timber Lands, Located in Butte, Plumas and Tehama Counties, California
Views of Donner Lake, California. Photographed by R.J. Waters and Co.,
Views of Earthquake Damage in Santa Barbara, California
Views of Oakland, California
Views of Parks in Oakland, California
Views of San Francisco and Oakland, Calif., After the 1906 Earthquake and Fire
Views of San Francisco, Yosemite, and Monterey: Photographed by C. E. Watkins
Views of San Quentin Prison and Events
Views of Some of the Buildings of the California Wine Association, ca. 1898
Views of Yosemite by George Fiske
Views of the Borax Industry,
Views of the Hotel Del Monte
Views of the Panama-Pacific International Exposition,
War Relocation Authority Photographs of Japanese-American Evacuation and Resettlement
Western Survey Expeditions of
William Ashburner collection of photographs from the Geological Exploration of the Fortieth Parallel
William Ashburner collection of photographs from the Geological Exploration of the Fortieth Parallel.
William C. Barry Collection of Los Angeles Area Photographs
William C. Barry Collection of Los Angeles Area Photographs,
William Miles Parker photograph collection [graphic],
William Randolph Hearst papers,
William Randolph Hearst, Jr. photograph collection
Ynés Mexía papers
Yosemite Stereoviews by C.L. Pond
Yosemite Views Photographed by Carleton E. Watkins.
Yosemite views from the Sierra Club collection
Yoshiko Uchida Papers
Yoshiko Uchida photograph collection
Zelda Mackay Collection of Stereographic Views,
Zellerbach Family Papers
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Shaun Tanner has been a meteorologist at Weather Underground since 2004.
By: Shaun Tanner , 10:07 PM GMT on April 19, 2012
With the Southeast in a deep drought, it might be good news that a strong storm is set to impact the area Saturday through Monday. This storm will initially dive through the Southern Plains where it could produce a few severe thunderstorms. No large tornadoes are expected, but a few weak spin ups cannot be ruled out along the Texas coast. The Storm Prediction Center has issued a slight chance of severe weather in the area, with a general chance of thunderstorms from eastern Texas through much of the eastern third of the country.
The main event for the country will take place over the weekend as a strong storm will move through the Gulf of Mexico where it will pick up a tremendous amount of moisture. This moisture will translate to a lot of rain for Florida. The center of the storm is expected to move over the state Sunday. The most recent model predictions are suggesting that the storm will remain just off the East Coast as it moves northeastward Sunday and Monday. If this track validates, most of the heavy rain will fall off the coast. But if it takes even a slight jog to the west, expect ample rain from Georgia through the Northeast. Even if the storm remains off the coast, however, heavy rain is anticipated mostly in coastal areas along the eastern seaboard. Below is the HPC precipitation forecast from Friday through Sunday afternoon. You will note the heaviest rain will target Florida and the Southeast Coast through North Carolina as up to 3 inches of rain is possible. A couple of inches of rain is also expected for parts of the Northeast.
It is important to note that if this type of storm had developed in January, it would be an extremely strong nor'easter that would impact the entire eastern seaboard with extreme Winter weather.
Cool air will filter into the Upper Midwest and Northeast behind this storm. Expect maximum temperatures in the 40s and 50s by Monday in the northeast. Averages for this time of year are in the 60s.
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PeopleSoft is an extremely popular piece of software, but publishing it with UAG has always been a serious pain. The challenge with PeopleSoft is due to the fact that the PeopleSoft server generates cookies, but the application uses client-side code (Java and AJAX) to interact with these cookies. As UAG receives cookies from the backend server, it signs them with a unique signature (similar to how it signs URLs with the HAT mechanism) before passing them to the client computer. The reason for this process is so that if a client sends a subsequent request to UAG with these cookies, UAG can know to which application they pertain, so it can send them to the right server, and only it (you wouldn't want a published SharePoint server to receive cookies generated by another SharePoint server…would you? That could lead to all sorts of problems…).
The good news is that these issues can be fixed(*), though it might be a bit of a struggle for those not familiar with UAG's SRA mechanism. The trick is to tell UAG to avoid performing the HAT process on PeopleSoft's cookies. To do so, you need to tell UAG to "touch" these cookies, which voids the signing process that would normally happen. "Touching" in this context is simply telling UAG to adjust a minor property of the cookie. As you may or may not know, UAG's SRA mechanism is capable, among other things, to edit HTTP Headers. Cookies are a type of HTTP Header, and as such, UAG can create them, edit them, or delete them. When SRA modifies a cookie, it can change most of the cookie's properties, which include the cookie's name, cookie's path, cookie's domain and more.
* One exception to this is publishing multiple PeopleSoft applications. To make PS work, we have to prevent UAG from signing the cookies, and that means that if you publish multiple PeopleSoft applications, their respective cookies will overwrite each other, and would lead to session-related errors by the application. This is to be expected, and unfortunately, there's no solution to this. The UAG HAT mechanism is specifically designed to prevent cookies from one application from conflicting with another, but since we're overriding it here, this cannot be resolved. This means that publishing multiple PeopleSoft applications on the same UAG trunk, or on trunks with the same domain name is not supported.
The first step to making this happen is to make a list of the cookies we need to touch. The cookies that are in use differ between different PeopleSoft versions and applications, but here's a general list:
What I suggest is to start with the above list, and if it doesn't work, enumerate your cookies (see below), and if you find another that's not signed, expand the list. To touch the cookies, you need to create a custom SRA file, and place it in the trunk's CustomUpdate folder:
<UAG Path>\von\conf\websites\<trunk>\conf\CustomUpdate
The file needs to be named WhlFiltSecureRemote_HTTPS.xml if your trunk is an HTTPS trunk, and WhlFiltSecureRemote_HTTP.xml if it's an HTTP trunk (those are pretty rare because no sane administrator will let his finances to go out on the internet with no encryption, right?!). The structure of the file would be like this:
<WHLFILTSECUREREMOTE ver="2.2">
The indention is just for readability, and not mandatory. Beyond that, this is an XML file, so structure is very important – make sure you don't forget to 'close' tags or mangle the structure otherwise. The above example shows "touching" only one cookie, but to touch multiple ones, you would simple repeat the structure that starts with <Set-Cookie> and ends with </Set-Cookie> as many times as you need. Another thing that might require editing is the Application Type. When publishing PeopleSoft, you would typically use the "Other Web Application(Portal Hostname)" application type, which has you typing in a manual application-type in the 2nd page of the application wizard. Most people will simply type in "PeopleSoft", but if you typed in something else, use it in your XML, on the 4th line of the file instead of PeopleSoft.
The Set-Cookie function itself needs only editing of the cookies name, to match the cookies you want to touch. The Domain remove and Path remove lines should remain as-is. As I said, some of the cookie names used by PeopleSoft change from server to server, and so when listing the cookies above, I listed a them above using RegEx, where the dynamic part of the cookie is replaced with the RegEx wild-card .* structure. Here's an example of a file that contains all the above 7 cookies:
<WHLFILTSECUREREMOTE ver="2.2">
Once your file is ready, place it in the target folder, and activate the UAG configuration. Before testing, make sure you clear the cache and cookies on the test client, and keep in mind that things don't always go smoothly the 1st time around. With something as complex as PeopleSoft, it's not unusual to go through a few iterations to get it all to play nice.
SRA not working?
Sometimes, you put in your SRA, but things still don't work. Before you start fishing around for more cookies, the 1st thing you need to confirm is that your SRA itself is taking effect. To do so, record the session with a tool such as Fiddler or HTTPWatch, and inspect the resulting cookies. If you're using Fiddler, for example, click on one of the URLs (preferably as close to the bottom of the list, so you can see all the cookies generated during the session). Then, click on Inspectors. On the top part of the screen, click on Cookies and observe:
As you can see above, the cookies are semi-colon delimited, and you can clearly see the names. If they were signed, it would look like this instead:
If you see all of the cookies carrying their original names (not the HATted names), then that means your SRA has taken effect, but the problem is caused by something else other than the cookies. If some of the cookies have been "fixed" (un-signed), then you might have specified the wrong names for some cookies in your SRA. If, however, none of the cookies have been taken-care of, and all are still signed (except UAG's cookies, which are always unsigned anyway), then your SRA is not taking effect at all. Assuming you activated the configuration correctly, waited for the TMG storage to synchronize, cleared the client cookies and started a fresh session on the client, then perhaps something is wrong with the SRA structure. The most common cause for that is missing the application type. It's possible that you set it right, but UAG is not identifying the incoming requests correctly. To check this, get a UAG trace, and look for the keyword TypeName, which show the application type like this:
[c]1890.1bc8 10/02/2012-08:44:02.372 [whlfiltsecureremote CGeneralManager::ProcessRequestHeader GeneralManager.cpp@1088] Info:ProcessRequestHeader(F85D091F-76D5-479D-8DF3-6277E94F878E): AppID(D8EF5151017D423EB8F7E4EBAE), AppName(FinancePortal), TypeName(PeopleSoft)
***If your server is in production, then it might be handling requests from many users, so you'll have to first isolate your request based on the URL, and then, within that request, find the TypeName. A line such as the one above would typically appear in the trace within about 800-900 lines after the request begins.
If the TypeName you see in the context of your request is different than what you typed in the SRA file, adjust the SRA accordingly, activate and test again. You can also delete and re-create the app with a different TypeName, but changing the XML is usually easier and less risky.
Enumerating cookies
If things aren't working, and you want to make sure you got the cookie list nailed down perfectly, the easiest way to do so is to connect to the application internally (from a computer on the corporate network, connected directly to the PeopleSoft web site, not through UAG), and record the session with a tool such as HTTPWatch or Fiddler. Don't forget to clear your cookie store on the client first, so you don't get dazed by irrelevant cookies. Then, inspect the cookie list, which would appear in plain-text similar to the screenshot above.


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Woman held after illegitimate baby is born
Sharjah: A woman was arrested in a private hospital after she confessed to having given birth to an illegitimate baby, police told Gulf News.
The Iranian woman, in her late 20s, went last week to Al Zahra hospital to give birth. The woman, who was in labour, went alone to the hospital, which admitted her.
"The woman paid Dh5,000 to the hospital as delivery charges," police said. Immediately after she gave birth, the hospital informed police that the woman was not married. Police said the hospital should have informed them immediately.
"They should not accept such cases of unmarried pregnant women," police said.
A spokesman from the hospital confirmed that the woman was admitted to Al Zahra hospital a week ago.
"She was in labour so she was admitted immediately to the operation room," the spokesman said. The spokesman said there was no time to inform police.
"We have to charge her for the delivery," he said.
The spokesman said when hospital staff asked the woman about her documents and her husband she told them she was not married and that she was giving birth to an illegitimate baby. "At this point we informed police," he said.
The woman was taken to Al Qasimi hospital where she was kept for a few days. The woman and her baby are now being detained at Sharjah central jail. The woman has not revealed the name of her partner.
"We have to check if she is here on a visit visa or with her family," police said. The case has been transferred to the public prosecutor for further investigations.


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Diverse expressions were used for these measurements, their being determined in the most practical way possible, reckoned by known averages.
A bow-shot Ge 21:15-16
Some distance Ex 33:7 A variety of distance often lies behind this expression, as can be seen in the examples that follow. See also Ge 35:16; Ge 36:6; Nu 2:2; 1Sa 26:13; 2Sa 15:17; Mt 8:30
A Sabbath day's journey Ac 1:12 While this is the only mention of this phrase in Scripture, it was in fact a popular expression, indicating the distance a devout Jew could walk on the Sabbath. It was based on the rabbinical interpretation of Ex 16:29 in the light of Nu 35:5, and was limited to 2,000 cubits.
A day's journey 1Ki 19:3-4 See also Nu 11:31
A three-day journey Ge 30:36 See also Ex 3:18; Nu 10:33; Ezr 10:7-9; Jnh 3:3
Far away Dt 28:49 See also 1Ki 8:46 pp 2Ch 6:36; Isa 6:12; Eze 11:15-16; Joel 3:8; Zec 6:15; Ac 22:21
Area expressed by the yoke 1Sa 14:14 The area translated "about half an acre" in the Hebrew means "half a yoke". The yoke was the area of land ploughed by a yoke of oxen in one day, approximately one acre. See also Isa 5:10 The Hebrew describes the area as "ten-yoke", that is, the land ploughed by ten yoke of oxen in one day.
Area expressed by the amount of seed required to sow the land Lev 27:16
Area expressed by its constituent measurements Eze 40:47 See also Ex 28:16 pp Ex 39:9; 1Ki 7:23; Eze 45:1-6
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Macroeconomic Policy Mix, Employment and Inflation in a Post-Keynesian Alternative to the New Consensus Model
New Consensus Models (NCMs) have been criticised by Post-Keynesians for a variety of reasons, and amendments or alternatives have been presented. The present paper attempts to provide a Post-Keynesian alternative model to the NCM. The model consists of three classes: rentiers, firms and workers. It has a short-run inflation barrier derived from distribution conflict between these classes, which is endogenous in the medium run. Distribution conflict affects not only inflation but also income shares. On the demand side, the income classes have different saving propensities. We apply a Kaleckian investment function with expected sales and internal funds as major determinants. The paper analyses short-run stability and includes medium-run endogeneity channels for the Non-Accelerating-Inflation-Rate-of-Unemployment, or NAIRU: persistence mechanisms in the labour market, adaptive wage and profit aspirations, investment in capital stock and cost effects of interest rate changes. From the model, Post-Keynesian policy rules are derived. We argue that improved employment without increasing inflation will be possible if macroeconomic policies are coordinated along the following lines: the central bank targets distribution, wage bargaining parties target inflation and fiscal policies are applied for short- and medium-run real stabilisation purposes.
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