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|Fishing vessels (Decommissioning) Scheme 2001
Mr. Kevin Hughes (Doncaster, North): The Committee will be pleased to learn that I shall be extremely brief. Paragraph 11, on page 7 of the scheme, states:
As we have seen, when it comes to claiming Government and EU grants there are a small number of farmers who are quite handy at creative accounting. The EU has had to use satellites to make sure that farmers are actually growing what they are claiming for, and not claiming for set-aside. Perhaps decommissioned ships will have a big white cross painted on them so that satellites can tell that they have been decommissioned. Paragraph 11 beggars belief. Can the Minister reassure me that there will be proper accountability for spending taxpayers' money?
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Mr. Morley: I shall try to deal with all the points raised, which were certainly constructive. It is true that the industry supports a decommissioning scheme such as this. My hon. Friend the Member for Great Grimsby and the hon. Member for St. Ives are well aware of the industry's views on the matter, and their comments on the long-term strategies and the problems were absolutely right. I take those points seriously and I shall come back to them.
On MAGP IV and the points raised by the hon. Member for Mid-Norfolk, the situation remains unchanged, in that we are broadly within our MAGP guidelines. The decommissioning round is concerned with the pressing problems faced by our fleet in light of major quota cuts and, in particular, the very poor state of cod and hake. However, the stock situation is in fact somewhat mixed, in that there is more encouraging news on haddock and one or two other species. The North sea has a mixed fishery, which creates a big problem. If the haddock and whiting quota is increased, cod will be caught as well.
I recognise that balancing such issues makes fisheries management difficult, but the money that we are spending and the capacity resulting from the scheme will count towards any future MAGP V scheme. In some ways, therefore, the scheme is an investment that will remove from our industry some of the pressure that other countries might experience, given their record on MAGP IV and III. As the hon. Member for St. Ives said, those targets will have to be met.
I turn to the comments of my hon. Friends the Members for Waveney and for Great Grimsby. I have read the Hansard report of the Westminster Hall debate, and the hon. Member for Mid-Norfolk is right: it had little to do with this debate or with the management of fish stocks. However, I appreciate that there is a link in terms of the pressures on fishing communities, and I sympathise with the arguments that were made. I should tell my hon. Friend the Member for Great Grimsby that where a fishing community or port experiences change, social issues arise that need to be dealt with through structural funds, as well as through money going directly to the industry. That is what the Department for Transport, Local Government and the Regions is trying to bring about. I am sure that the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State, my hon. Friend the Member for Northampton, North (Ms Keeble), listened carefully to the points that were made during the Westminster Hall debate; nevertheless, I shall ask her whether they are being addressed.
I accept that hon. Members will want to discuss the 2002 proposals, and I am confident that they will be able to do so before we enter serious negotiations. I hope that the Government's response will command wide support because it is based on views that hon. Members and the fishing industry have expressed many times.
I also accept the need to formulate a national strategy, which the Agriculture Committee recommended in a very helpful report that tried to look ahead. We accepted that. I had hoped to make more progress on that, but I am sure that hon. Members understand that MAFF and, now, DEFRA have been somewhat distracted by the fight against foot and mouth disease. I hope that the next high-level meeting with the industry will, for the first time, take the format of a conference or seminar in which we can focus on the national strategy and the issues that the industry wants to raise. Work is being done by the Sea Fish Industry Authority, for example, on what should be included in a national strategy. That will be useful and it is an appropriate time to discuss it.
The hon. Member for Mid-Norfolk referred to the Fisheries Council as a political game. It is fair to say that there is a long history of that in the Council of Ministers, but it has changed dramatically in recent years. There is now more realism in the Council and more of an inclination to follow the science and not to talk up quotas. Ultimately, it does no good to anyone, including the industry, to talk up quotas. We might gain a few brownie points if we come back and say that we have increased the quota, but if it is not based on sustainability, we merely build up problems for the fishing industry here and in Europe. In the previous Fisheries Council the Commission recommended cuts in quota that went beyond science and I argued against that because, as my hon. Friend the Member for Great Grimsby acknowledged, we cannot ignore the socio-economic effects of reductions in quota. However, there is a dilemma because we cannot make fish appear where there are no fish. We must be realistic and I have tried to be so.
I assure the hon. Member for Mid-Norfolk that it was difficult to bring about the changes. The Commission was adamant that it was going beyond the science because of the effects on pressurised stocks of by-catch in certain fisheries. It was most reluctant to move beyond that and we had to make a very strong scientific case to obtain the changes. We are prepared to make the scientific case when we believe that there is no justification for cuts in quota, but when we believe that there is justification for recovery plans or a precautionary approach to stock reduction, we must take the advice seriously. I made that clear to the industry during our talks.
On payment for the last scheme, we are not robbing the industry. An independent report by Nautilus was commissioned for the last scheme which demonstrated that the Government's scheme was not only reasonable value, but a form of restructuring for the industry. A lot of the money that went into the industry through decommissioning was reinvested in fishing, so although it caused problems with increasing effort in other parts of the industry, it was of general benefit to everyone.
The hon. Member for Mid-Norfolk and my hon. Friend the Member for Great Grimsby referred to extending the deadline. I understand the points that were made and we are meeting the industry to discuss the problems and their scale. We have some, albeit limited, room for manoeuvre on the deadline so we shall discuss the matter with the industry and if we can identify the problems, we will try to respond to them.
Whatever money is made available, there is never enough, and sometimes a good case can be made for more. Over the next three years, £85 million will be made available and that includes the decommissioning money for the industry as part of the FIFG funds. That is a lot of money, and we need to think about how it will be used.
My hon. Friend the Member for Great Grimsby referred to the selling of vessels abroad. I have some sympathy with what he said. In fact, I have explored seriously whether there is an option to sell fishing vessels to developing countries, perhaps as an aid package, and I have contacted colleagues in the Department for International Development about it. However, many of our fishing vessels are not suitable for operation in other climates and fisheries. There are practical problems concerning maintenance and upkeep in developing countries. Furthermore, we must bear in mind sustainability. We must think carefully about disturbing the balance of locally based fishing industries by increasing the fishing effort dramatically with modern, powerful fishing vessels. Although I sympathise with my hon. Friend's argument, such matters must be weighed up; it is not a simple issue.
Mr. Austin Mitchell: It is worth pursuing the point that such vessels are very good, although they might be older. They would be useful in developing countries. Providing them through the aid budget should be considered. It would be a viable, practical and useful form of support. As the saying goes, ``Give a man a fish and it will support him for a day, but teach him how to fish and that will support him for life'', and that is applicable to such vessels.
It would be possible to get round the problems arising from the Cato case if changing the use of a vessel, such as turning it into a houseboat, was done in this country so that the Government knew that such a change had occurred before the vessel was transferred to another country.
Mr. Morley: That is an interesting idea. However, as my hon. Friend said, the Cato case is an example of why the Commission and the Department are wary about the disposal of fishing vessels. They can reappear within the EU fishing fleet. The point of the scheme is to take vessels out of the fleet to reduce capacity and the pressure on fish stocks. That is why the preferred method is to scrap the fishing vessel. I shall give more thought to my hon. Friend's proposal to see whether it can be put into practice. I do not believe that there is scope for it in this round of agreements, because the action has already started, but we should not close our minds to future options.
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Country Day was started in 1937 by a small group of Cedar Hill citizens to renew old friendships.
In the beginning it was called the Old Settlers Reunion. A few years later it came under the supervision of the Cedar Hill Volunteer Fire Dept.
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This annual fair is held on the second Saturday each October.
As we now celebrate the 80th annual Country Day on the Hill, and Old Settlers Reunion, in this continually growing city of Cedar Hill, various event names have been tried but the spirit, love and fellowship has endured. This downtown historic site welcomed our early settlers each Saturday and gave them relief from the hard working days on the farms. It is a day of celebration and we invite everyone to join us and give thanks. Parades, competitions, games, demonstrations, church gatherings, musicians and some great food have filled the square year after year. We want to express our gratitude to the members of the Country Day committee and event partners for a spectacular job in 2015. Your generous volunteer dedication is greatly appreciated. The support of Mayor Rob Franke, Mayor ProTem Christopher Parvin, Councilmen Daniel Haydin, Clifford Shaw, Wallace Swayze, Stephen Mason and Jami McCain is sincerely appreciated each year. City Manager Greg Porter, Assistant Manager Melissa Stephen, and their warm wonderful administrative staff have always been a great support of the event. The Cedar Hill Police Department under the supervision of Police Chief Steve Rhodes, Assistant Chief of Police Steve Lafferty, Assistant Chief of Police Rodney Thompson, and Lt. Charles Reiss provides the great security support at the event. The Fire Department "Fire Safety House" is a huge part of Country Day, our thanks to Chief John Ballard, Fire Marshall Reginald Alexander and EMS Chief Kevin Cunningham. The Country Day committee has been praised for its success and part of this success is due to the efforts of the Cedar Hill Parks and Recreation team of Clifton Felts, Shawn Ray and Carolyn Skeels. Their superb crew makes it all happen each and every year. Our thanks are extended to the City of Cedar Hill, City Street Department, Main Street, and the Cedar Hill ISD for their extensive support throughout the years. Many thanks also go to our local businesses for their generous sponsorship and support that enable Friends of Country Day to continuously provide the finances necessary to produce this beloved festival. Please join us for the 80th annual Country Day on the Hill in the Downtown Historic District Saturday October 14th, (9:00AM to 6:00PM) and for Old Settlers Reunion Friday October 13th (5:30PM to 8:00 PM).
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Secretary: Londa Spillman
Treasurer: Nita Watson
Arts and Crafts: Adrienne Christie
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Publicity: Alicia Zinn
Liaison: Patty Bushart
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Arts and Crafts: Adrienne Christie
Entertainment: Stacia Woodlan, Jessica Hahn and Risa Douglas
Old Settlers Reunion: Jessica Hahn
Parade: Cedar Hill Parks and Recreation, Carolyn Skeels and Shonda Johnson
Children's Corner: Michelle Emmert and Sharon Ashley
Miss Country Day Pageant: Stacia Woodlan
Angela's Hometown Talent: Zula B. Wylie Public Library Staff
Publications: Alicia Zinn
Property and Logistics: David Bushart
Main Street: Patty Bushart
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Lions Club Fish Fry: Members of Lion Club, and The Cotton Patch Restaurant
Masonic Blood Drive: Bob Head and Clark Stephenson
Pet Show: Stacey Copeland of Camp Bow Wow
Horseshoe Pitch: Scott James
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Azra over at Azurah has nominated me for the 7 Links project by Tripbase. The ultimate goal of this project is to get bloggers to dig into their archives and regurgitate those posts that had an impact on the world in some way or form. I only had one lapse (okay 2) in choice and in that case I gave you two. So here we go. Follow along to the end because 7 of you have been chosen to participate.
1. My most beautiful post
At the Water's Edge was something I'd written a year ago when I finished browsing through some photos of a rare family vacation I was able to take my kids on. They constantly amaze me. The way they see life and the small things that bring them joy and still hold the innocence I see in them is pure beauty to me.
2. My most popular post
If we're going strictly by stats, it's definitely I Will Destroy You (and other fun break up stuff). People seem to like to read about the horror of breaking up if you can make it humorous. The fact is that it's only humorous when you're:
A) not the one getting broken up with or
B) You have had time to look back on it and see the humor.
But back when I didn't have many readers I had great success with We don't talk about mustache rides anymore.... This one seems to make more sense. Who doesn't want to read about euphemisms and sisterly violence?
3. My most controversial post
I totally blow in this category. Either I am totally relatable to most people or I am not controversial enough to drag the drive by blogger into a heated comment war. Since it's left up to me I will go with Sucking Up To Apple Hard. I chose this one because it was one of my few attempts to use selling out to my advantage. It also didn't work. I still don't have an iPod Touch of my very own. Both things piss me off. One of my best friends decided that my post Fake Empathy and the Man-Woman Friendship was definitely it.
4. My most helpful post
This one is recent and hopeful. A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Blog addresses my own struggle with depression, anti-depressants, and life after. I would like to believe that, like me, someone will read this post and see that depression is not something to ignore, it happens to more people than we know, and far more people than are willing to admit they needed help.
5. A post whose success surprised me
We Don't Use The "F Word" In Public! is a post about being poor and receiving public assistance. More than that, it is about the shame people feel about asking and accepting help and the innocence of children. Why did its success surprise me? It's simple, many people would prefer to ignore this faction of society and more so… we continue to teach our children that there is weakness in asking for help.
6. A post I feel didn't get the attention it deserved
I'm Not Looking For The End.. This was one of my kick-off posts. My hope was to address some of my own demons while trying to make sense of a close friends struggle with very troubling issues that were leaning toward suicide. It's something so many people have faced and no one wants to talk about.
7. The post that I am most proud of
Raising a glass to strong women is dedicated to the strongest women in my life. Contrary to what some might think, it's not a feminist post… it's a post anyone with a strong, kind, intelligent, and loving woman in their lives can relate to. The women are also my family.
Alright, we've come to the nomination portion of this project. The 7 people I've chosen, in no particular order, have given me laughs and reason to stop and think which, let's be honest… I don't stop for very often. I can think of about 30 people I would like to send this to, but Azra said it best, "It's not everyone's thing." So the choice is yours. Show us what you've got!
Dean at LeftCoastGuy.com you know why. Your words and your stories move me. I want to see what you think of yourself. J I know. I know… but it's an exercise. You love that! Tell me what I need to see!
Becky at I'm just a girl & I've had it up to here Girl, you provide helpful information to all. I've also seen things on your site that make me feel (oh GOD… not that way). Break it down for us.
Pam at Pam-a-rama ding dong You inspire me! I'll admit. It started with the photo shoot and now I'd like to see your 7 links! Talk to us, tell us what this nomination makes you feel.
Fred at The Fred Effect you were the first person to recognize my blog and in doing so… I've had a chance to recognize yours. More people should see your work. Let's start now.
Shane at Wag the Dad I don't know what your stats are, but they aren't high enough in my opinion. Now I've linked you publicly and I don't have to tell my friends to go read you this week. Hey, friends? Go check out his top 7.
Sarah at So... what else?
Becca at I'm Pretty Sure That Since we're meeting at the corner of FML for cocktails, I'd like to see before that date what you've got in your blog closet.


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Luke Walton knows that firsthand, as he was a Lakers player when Nowitzki scored his 20,000th point on Jan. 13, 2010. Walton got another taste of Nowitzki's success Tuesday night, this time as coach of the Lakers, as he watched Nowitzki score his 30,000th point in Dallas in the Lakers' 122-111 loss.
Walton, perhaps in a nostalgic mood, channeled another former Lakers coach, Byron Scott, calling his team "soft." Scott had called the Lakers soft in 2015 after a loss to the Clippers.
"Teams feel like when they play us right now, we're kind of a soft team that they can come in to get their offensive numbers against," Walton said after the game. "That's got to be up to us to change that."
Walton just might be tired of seeing Nowitzki, who scored most of the points he needed to set the record -- 18 of 20 -- in the first quarter.
"You're upset it happens against you as a team," Walton said. "That looked like young Dirk. Those balls weren't even touching the rim. He's got 30,000 points for a reason."
Nowitzki's record-setting shot had been guarded by the Lakers' Larry Nance. Nowitzki hit a step-back baseline jumper over Nance with just under 11 minutes left in the second quarter. Nance said after the game that Dirk's setting that record shouldn't be a surprise.
"I'm not worried about it. I played solid defense," Nance said. "But Dirk is Dirk. There's a reason he has 30,000 points. He's a 7-footer leaning back that can shoot. Good luck."
Nowitzki, meanwhile, is the first international member added to a menagerie of Hall of Famers to reach this accomplishment, joining Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Karl Malone, Kobe Bryant, Michael Jordan and Wilt Chamberlain. He finished with a team-high 25 points on 9-of-13 shooting for the Mavs.
In 2015, then-coach Scott had challenged his team by calling it "soft," while Bryant echoed those sentiments.
"We were soft," Scott said after a big loss to the Clippers. "[I have] a lot of respect for that team over there. They're a good team. I don't consider them a physical basketball team, but they came out and punched us, and we were soft, period. ... I told them to man up, basically," he said.
But it's not all bad news for the Lakers, Walton said Tuesday. He believes his team will get there, but he'd already resigned himself to the fact that Nowitzki's record was likely to be set during this game.
Lakers power forwardJulius Randle took issue with being called soft but said the team must be more aggressive.
"It [ticks] me off. We're not soft," Randle said. "But we're not the aggressor. When we're the aggressive team, we give ourselves chances to win. When we're not the aggressors, teams have confidence."
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Phyllomedusa bicolor
|Scope: Global
Language: English
|Scientific Name:
|Phyllomedusa bicolor (Boddaert, 1772)
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|Taxonomic Source(s):
|Frost, D.R. 2016. Amphibian Species of the World: an Online Reference. Version 6.0 (31 March 2016). New York, USA. Available at: http://research.amnh.org/herpetology/amphibia/index.html.
|Red List Category & Criteria:
|Least Concern ver 3.1
|Year Published:
|Date Assessed:
|Claudia Azevedo-Ramos, Enrique La Marca
|Global Amphibian Assessment Coordinating Team (Simon Stuart, Janice Chanson, Neil Cox and Bruce Young)
Listed as Least Concern in view of its wide distribution, presumed large population, and because it is unlikely to be declining to qualify for listing in a more threatened category.
|Previously published Red List assessments:
|Range Description:
|This species is found in the Amazon Basin in Venezuela (Amazonas and Bolívar states), Brazil, Colombia, Peru, Bolivia, and the Guianas. It also occurs in the Cerrado habitat of Manhao state, Brazil. It has been recorded from 0-800m asl.
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Native:Bolivia, Plurinational States of; Brazil; Colombia; French Guiana; Guyana; Peru; Suriname; Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of
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|It is common throughout its range.
|Current Population Trend:
|Additional data:
|Habitat and Ecology:
|This is a nocturnal tree frog. It has been found calling from the limbs of trees in tropical rainforest at heights of more than 2m above the water in a forest pond (Duellman 1997). Gorzula and Señaris (1999) reported a leaf-nest found about 2m above a forest pool. Tadpoles then develop in temporary waterbodies. They are also found in gallery forest in Cerrado.
|Terrestrial; Freshwater
|Major Threat(s):
|There are very few threats through its wide range, though it is probably impacted locally by very severe habitat loss, such as clear-cutting. It might benefit from road cuts through forest where individuals congregate to reproduce. There is currently an increased interest in the toxic compounds in the skin of this frog (which is used for hunting practices for several tribes of Amazonia). This might increase harvesting effort in the future, but at the moment, such utilisation is not considered to constitute a threat to the species. It is sometimes found in the international pet trade but at levels that do not currently constitute a major threat.
|Conservation Actions:
|The species' distribution encompasses several protected areas.
|Claudia Azevedo-Ramos, Enrique La Marca. 2010. Phyllomedusa bicolor. The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species 2010: e.T55841A11378972. . Downloaded on 14 August 2018.
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|Academic Support Programs
Commons 306
(208) 885-6307
|ASP consists of three support programs for students:
Tutoring and College Success- provides free tutoring, supplemental instruction and academic coaching for all students on campus
Student Support Services- a federally funded TRIO program that provides support for first-generation college students and some students with financial need
Student-Athlete Support Services - Academic support specifically for Vandal athletes.
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Commons 334
(208) 885-6121
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Commons 315
(208) 885-6147
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TLC Room 128
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ITS works with students, faculty and staff to provide technical assistance with computer technology.
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Brink Hall 300
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831 Ash Street
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Commons 323
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Lighty 180
(509) 335-6000
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Lighty 180
(509) 335-6000
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Lighty 280
(509) 335-4511
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French 134
(509) 335-5757
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PO Box 642302
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PO Box 642012
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The angel eye is the LED (cold cathode fluorescent lighting) light attached around the projector lens, it will be light up by using angel eye inverter (igniter). Normally, several different colors are available for the angel eyes, such as White, Blue, Red, Green and Yellow. You can choose one desired color among those.
2. What's demon (devil) eye?
The demon (devil) eye is the LED light built inside the projector lens, it will be light up by using demon eye inverter (igniter), different from angel eye, and the demon eye light will emitting out from the projector lens. In most case, the demon eye will be light up at the same time with angel eye. Demon eye light will be disappeared once the main light has been turn on. When the main light be turned off, demon eye appears again! Normally, several different colors are available for the demon eyes, such as Blue, Red and Green. You can choose one desired color among those.
3. How does the angle eye or demon eye work?
It will be light up by using angel eye /demon eye inverter (igniter), and normally it will be connected to the driving light. It can also be used as daytime running light.
4. Which bulb color shall I choose?
Many people believe that the higher the color temperature the brighter the lamp. This is totally wrong. The color temperature is purely a scale to measure the color of the light output. It is a reference purely for color and could equally be called White, Green or Blue.
The reality is the higher up the scale the lamps are the less bright they become. 6000K lamps are approx 5-10% brighter (measured in Lumens, not degrees K) than the 8000K. 4300K has better penetration compare with 6000K, particalur in the rainy day or mist days. And 6000K is the best combination of the color and brightness! 8000K and 10000K looks cool and attractiveness with quite satisfied light output, much brighter than stock halogen bulb.
Degrees K = only color Lumen = Brightness
5. Do I need to buy extra accessory to complete the installation?
The HID projector headlight assembly has included all necessary accessories you need for installation.Headlight assembly HID projector, HID bulb, HID Ballast, wiring harness, angel eye and demon eye (optional)
6. Can I install it by myself?
We suggest the this custom headlight assembly be installed by professional mechanic to ensure the performance. If the retrofitter familiar with the lighting system, and consider the high labor costs, retrofitter may do it by themselves and following the instruction manual.
7. How long for the warranty? How can I claim the warranty if defective found, do I need to send back the defective item?
One year warranty will be offered for this custom headlight assembly, if the defective (malfunction) is found during the warranty period, we will provide free spare parts to replace the defective one, consider the high shipping cost and customer tax, we don't need our customers send back defective item to us, in most cases, we will require customers to send pictures or video to proof the defective or malfunction. Shipping costs for replacement spare parts will be borne on customer's side. If defective (malfunction) is found after the warranty period, we can also provide spare parts with reasonable price.
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text: The last thirty years, though as dates go this is only an approximation, have witnessed a marked development of religious cults and movements largely outside the lines of historic Catholicism and Protestantism. One of these cults is strongly organized and has for twenty years grown more rapidly in proportion than most of the Christian communions. The influence of others, more loosely organized, is far reaching. Some of them attempt to give a religious content to the present trend of science and philosophy, and, generally, they represent the free movement of what one may call the creative religious consciousness of our time.


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Nov 19, 2014
As previously hinted, Microsoft Office Mobile, the official companion application for Android devices, is getting an update — and a welcome update it should be.
The latest build brings Dropbox functionality to the mobile office suite. Now, MS Office Mobile users can add and manipulate documents in the popular cloud service option.
The move seems to underscore Microsoft's commitment to providing services to folks irrespective of supporting tools individuals use; Dropbox competes with MS's own SkyDrive cloud service, but seems be willing to add Dropbox compatibility as another feature.
The update is rolling out now, and the app remains free on the Play Store.


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Bluebonnet Electric Cooperative members now have the option of paying their electric bills at several retail stores in the cooperative's service area, specifically HEB and Wal-Mart.
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Following on from my previous article in which we've discussed how to set Pin Annotations to a Map View, let's discuss how we can connect those pins to draw a user definable route.
In MKMapView speak, this is a polyline which is created from a series of points or coordinates. Once the polyline is created, we need to add it to the Map View. Weirdly, this does not draw the line yet.
Much like with Pin Annotations, we also need to create an overlay view (MKPolylineView) in which we can specify our line colour and thickness, and return this object via a delegate method.
All this is a LOT more complicated than it really needs to be. When I researched how to do this over the last week all I could find were sketchy and scary code snippets from 4 years ago, and – surprise surprise – nothing in the Apple documentation.
Let's see how to do this as of 2014. Note that as of iOS 7 both MKPolyline and MKPolylineView are deprecated – but this approach still works fine if your app needs to support iOS 6 and lower.
Creating the Polyline and Polyline View
To create our polyline we either need a collection of points or CLLocation Coordinates. I will use the latter, as we get them from positions the user can define. Check out my previous article on how to do this.
Mine are saved as Pin objects (annotation markers) which contain the coordinates. Because a CLLocationCoordinate2D object is a construct it is not possible to pass those directly to the polyline. To make the polyline init method understand this we need to create an array of those first.
Here's a rather complex method which will do all this:
- (void)drawLine { // remove polyline if one exists [self.mapView removeOverlay:self.polyline]; // create an array of coordinates from allPins CLLocationCoordinate2D coordinates[self.allPins.count]; int i = 0; for (Pin *currentPin in self.allPins) { coordinates[i] = currentPin.coordinate; i++; } // create a polyline with all cooridnates MKPolyline *polyline = [MKPolyline polylineWithCoordinates:coordinates count:self.allPins.count]; [self.mapView addOverlay:polyline]; self.polyline = polyline; // create an MKPolylineView and add it to the map view self.lineView = [[MKPolylineView alloc]initWithPolyline:self.polyline]; self.lineView.strokeColor = [UIColor redColor]; self.lineView.lineWidth = 5; }
Let's go through this step by step, and don't worry if this doesn't make too much sense at first glance
We want to call this method whenever the user adds a new Pin to the Map. So first we'll remove a previous overlay, otherwise we'll keep adding incremental polylines to our map view.
Next we'll loop through our array of Pins and extract only the coordinate objects from them. We'll add those to a new array called coordinates.
Then we create an MKPolyline object with our coordinates and add it to the map view. Note that we also have to specify how many coordinates are in that array.
And finally we create an MKPolylineView object which will be responsible for displaying our line. You can specify line thickness and colour, as well as a few other funky parameters here.
The Map View Delegate
Our Map View must implement the MKMapViewDelegate protocol for this line to show up. You can either connect the map view in interface builder and make our class the delegate, or simply add it in code with something like this:
self.mapView.delegate = self;
We also need to declare that we're implementing this protocol in our header file (and import MapKit of course… sometimes we forget the little things):
#import <UIKit/UIKit.h> @import MapKit; @interface ViewController : UIViewController <MKMapViewDelegate> @end
Now we need to implement the following method from said protocol. This one is called by the map view and basically asks "Hey, do we have an overlay for this map? If so, give it to me". We return nil if there isn't one, or – as in our case – return the overlay which we've created earlier:
- (MKOverlayView *)mapView:(MKMapView *)mapView viewForOverlay:(id<MKOverlay>)overlay { return self.lineView; }
Note that this method – like MKPolyline and MKPolylineView – is deprecated in iOS 7. They would like us to use the MKRenderer equivalents from now on. Because I do care about my iOS 5 and 6 users, I'll stick to these terribly deprecated methods though – which work perfectly fine for this exercise.
Where and when to call that method
Every time a user sets a new Pin on their map, we can call the above drawLine method and the line is extended to the next Pin.
There is one snag – and I have no idea why this happens: our line only gets drawn every second time we call it. So to make sure the line actually shows up on the map, we need to call it TWICE. I know it's a hack, but life is too short – and there is no reason why this happens.
If you know an explanation, drop me a line and I'll give you a free lifetime membership to this site 😉
Full Project on GitHub
I have a fully working project on GitHub which lets users set Pins as described and draws lines in between each point. I've even implemented an "undo last point" routine. Check it out:


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The National Border Patrol Council released a statement on its website Sunday praising the president's policies as 'swift and decisive action' that 'will make America safer and more prosperous.'
Joint Press Release Between Border Patrol and ICE Councils
As representatives of the nation's Frontline immigration officers and agents responsible for enforcing our laws and protecting our borders, we fully support and appreciate President Trump's swift and decisive action to keep the American people safe and allow law enforcement to do its job. We applaud the three executive orders he has issued to date, and are confident they will make America safer and more prosperous. Morale amongst our agents and officers has increased exponentially since the signing of the orders. The men and women of ICE and Border Patrol will work tirelessly to keep criminals, terrorists, and public safety threats out of this country, which remains the number one target in the world – and President Trump's actions now empower us to fulfill this life saving mission, and it will indeed save thousands of lives and billions of dollars.
Proposed security measure would force Muslim immigrants and refugees referenced in Trump's travel ban to hand over social media details as part of a security check.
The Guardian The US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is considering forcing refugees and visa applicants from seven Muslim-majority countries to hand over their login details for Facebook and other social media sites as part of a security check.
"We want to get on their social media, with passwords – what do you do, what do you say?" said the DHS secretary, John Kelly, speaking to Congress during the House committee on homeland security on Tuesday. "If they don't want to cooperate then you don't come in."
"When someone says, 'I'm from this town and this was my occupation,' [border officials] essentially have to take the word of the individual. I frankly don't think that's enough, certainly President Trump doesn't think that's enough. So we've got to maybe add some additional layers," said Kelly.
If their social media posts had been checked, it's likely the San Bernardino terrorists would not have been able to slaughter so many Americans. The discovery of old social media posts by Malik openly expressing her desire to take part in violent jihad has exposed a significant shortcoming in how foreigners are screened when they enter the U.S.
Another security measure being considered by homeland security under the Trump administration is demanding financial records. "We can follow the money, so to speak," said Kelly. "How are you living, who is sending you money?"
He said this could help identify "individuals who may be on the payroll of terrorist organizations". Immigrants from the seven countries affected by the executive order already face intense screening by homeland security.
In a perfect world….
Facebook engineer Murtadha Al-Tameemi , who was born in Iraq, last week told the Guardian that every time he returns to the US from a business trip or family visit he is subjected to up to four hours of secondary screening.
"Sometimes they take my phone and look through my photos, my Facebook and emails, and ask about the people contacting me, or where I took a photo, or why was I in a particular location. If you don't give them your phone they don't let you into the country," he said.
For Ibrahim Hooper, chief spokesjihadist for designated terrorist group CAIR, the proposed measure is another step towards Trump carrying out what he announced in December 2015: a complete ban of Muslim entry to the United States. (One can only hope)
"It's kind of a drip drip approach. Everything you do singles out Muslims for special treatment in violation of constitution. That's what we have, what we have to deal with," he said.


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TRENTON – An Edison man who allegedly used violence and threats of violence to enslave women in a high-priced prostitution ring based in New Jersey was indicted today by a state grand jury on first-degree charges of human trafficking, kidnapping and racketeering, Acting Attorney General John J. Hoffman announced. The charges stem from an investigation by the New Jersey Division of Criminal Justice and the Edison Police Department.
The alleged pimp, Percival R. Williams, 36, of Edison, also is charged with conspiring with his girlfriend to bring an estimated $500,000 worth of stolen diamonds into New Jersey. The girlfriend, Asha Chanell Vaughn, 24 – who was indicted with him on charges of racketeering, conspiracy, receiving stolen property and promoting prostitution – allegedly stole the uncut diamonds on April 17, 2012 from a man's room at the Cosmopolitan Hotel in Manhattan, where she solicited the man as a client for prostitution. Williams was arrested in Dallas, Texas, on Feb. 26, by the U.S. Marshals Service, on a warrant obtained by the Human Trafficking Unit of the Division of Criminal Justice Gangs & Organized Crime Bureau. Vaughn was arrested on Feb. 28 at Williams' home.
"Williams allegedly forced women into a life where they had to prostitute themselves or be beaten," said Hoffman. "Through isolation and fear, he enslaved vulnerable women from as far away as Ohio in his prostitution ring. Victims of human trafficking feel helpless to defend themselves, so we are making it a priority in New Jersey to rescue them and bring traffickers like Williams to justice."
"We understand that victims of human trafficking may fear retaliation by the traffickers," said Director Elie Honig of the Division of Criminal Justice. "We want to assure all victims in New Jersey that we will protect them from their traffickers at all cost, and that we will fully utilize our resources to put their oppressors behind bars. We urge any victims, or anyone with information about human trafficking, to contact us confidentially."
The New Jersey Human Trafficking Task Force has launched a hotline for people to confidentially report suspected human trafficking in New Jersey. The new hotline – 1-855-END-NJ-HT (1-855-363-6548) – is staffed 24 hours a day, seven days a week by detectives in the Human Trafficking Unit within the Division of Criminal Justice.
Williams is charged in the indictment with human trafficking (1st degree), kidnapping (1st degree), racketeering (1st degree), conspiracy (2nd degree), money laundering (2nd degree), receiving stolen property (2nd degree), promoting organized street crime (2nd degree), promoting prostitution (3rd degree), failure to file a state income tax return (3rd degree), and failure to pay state income tax (3rd degree). Vaughn is charged with him in the counts of racketeering (1st degree), conspiracy (2nd degree), receiving stolen property (2nd degree) and promoting prostitution (3rd degree).
It is alleged that Williams, who uses the street names "Knowledge" and "Don Cholo," is a pimp who found young women in various locations, including the Cleveland, Ohio area. He allegedly brought them to New Jersey, either against their will or by enticing them with promises of a relationship or better life, in order to enslave them in prostitution. He owns high-performance cars, including two Maseratis and a Porsche, and poses as a music producer. He allegedly forced women to prostitute themselves by acts of violence or threats of violence.
In connection with the kidnapping charge, it is alleged that Williams abducted a woman from Cleveland, Ohio. After unsuccessfully trying to persuade her to move to New York with him, he allegedly laced her drink with a narcotic that caused her to pass out. While she was unconscious, he allegedly drove her to New Jersey against her will, where he allegedly attempted to force her to work as a prostitute.
Williams allegedly kept the women he prostituted at his house or in nearby hotels, and would solicit clients for the women by placing ads on the website Backpage.com, including naked photos and videos of the women. Williams also allegedly escorted or sent the women to various luxury hotels to solicit clients, including hotels in Manhattan, Atlantic City and Las Vegas. He allegedly demanded that the women charge high hourly rates for sex acts, typically $500 to $1,000, and turn all proceeds over to him. If they did not earn enough, Williams allegedly beat them. He also allegedly threatened their family members to get them to comply and prevent them from fleeing.
The tax charges are based on Williams' alleged failure to file a state tax return or pay state taxes for calendar years 2008 through 2012.
Deputy Attorney General Russell J. Curley presented the case to the state grand jury. The investigation was conducted and coordinated for the Division of Criminal Justice by Deputy Attorney General Curley, Lt. Lisa Shea, Sgt. Keith Stopko, and Detectives Naike Kudlick, Eric Barnes, Noelle Holl, Terry Shaw and Shawn Gorlin. They worked cooperatively with members of the Edison Police Department Special Operations Group, including Sgt. Michael Mintchwarner, Sgt. Frank Todd, Detective Michael Carullo, Detective Brian Maurath and Detective Jeff Abrams. They worked with the New York City Police Department in connection with the stolen diamonds. The New Jersey State Police TEAMS Unit provided valuable assistance in the execution of warrants. Acting Attorney General Hoffman thanked the U.S. Marshals Service for their dedicated efforts to successfully apprehend Williams.
Williams has been held since his arrest in the Middlesex County Jail with bail set at $1 million. Vaughn is free on $50,000 bail.
First-degree human trafficking carries a sentence of 20 years to life in state prison and a fine of up to $750,000, while first-degree kidnapping carries a sentence of 15 to 30 years in prison and a fine of up to $200,000. First-degree racketeering carries a sentence of 10 to 20 years in prison and a fine of up to $200,000. Second-degree crimes carry a sentence of five to 10 years in prison and a fine of up to $150,000, and third-degree crimes carry a sentence of three to five years in prison and a $15,000 fine. The indictment is merely an accusation and the defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty.
The indictment was handed up to Superior Court Judge Mary C. Jacobson in Mercer County, who assigned the case to Middlesex County, where the defendants will be ordered to appear in court at a later date for arraignment.
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It should be noted that in theory if one was to consistently suppress your natural estrogen levels for a long period of time, this would negatively impact your health, including your cholesterol. Due to the ability of Letrozole- to inhibit estrogen so much, this should definitely be a concern to most users. However the research that has focused on the relationship between use of letrozole and cholesterol levels is rather inconsistent in it's findings. Many studies have concluded that the compound is detrimental to both a user's HDL and LDL cholesterol levels, while other research has found no link. Obviously individuals are best served to monitor their cholesterol while using any compound via blood tests however barring that, letrozole should simply not be run for extended periods of time if at all possible. Doing so could cause serious medical complications.
Along with the issues related to blood lipids is the fact that many users complain that their libido is dramatically reduced when using the compound. This is related to the fact that estrogen is partly responsible for the regulation of an individual's sex drive. Since Letrozole- is so potent it can often drive estrogen levels too low and this inhibits a user's libido. To avoid this users can lower dosages, but some anecdotally report that even extremely low doses of the drug can cause problems. If this is the case a less potent compound such as exemestane or anastrozole may be a more appropriate option.
CONDITIONS OF USE: The information in this database is intended to supplement, not substitute for, the expertise and judgment of healthcare professionals. The information is not intended to cover all possible uses, directions, precautions, drug interactions or adverse effects, nor should it be construed to indicate that use of a particular drug is safe, appropriate or effective for you or anyone else. A healthcare professional should be consulted before taking any drug, changing any diet or commencing or discontinuing any course of treatment.


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Newcastle United has placed Joey Barton on the transfer list and will allow the outspoken player to leave the club on a free transfer.
The relationship between the club and player had become strained following a breakdown in contract talks with the former Manchester City taking to voicing his frustrations on social media network, Twitter.
Barton, who has been linked with moves to Everton as well as Manchester United, had earlier tweeted that he would an announcement on his future at 4pm today.
However Newcastle have pre-empted the move by Barton and instead released a brief statement on the club's official website which read "Newcastle United can confirm that Joey Barton has been placed on the transfer list today (today)".
"The player has been advised that he can leave the club on a free transfer"
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World's Oldest Person.
Cruz Hernandez just celebrated her 128th birthday, making her the oldest person in the world:
According to national records, Hernandez was born on May 3, 1878, in one of the country's central provinces, where she gave birth to 13 children. She now has 60 grandchildren, 80 great-grandchildren and 25 great-great grandchildren.


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Lindy Hop puts swing in filmmaker's step
In the new documentary "Alive and Kicking," the world's renewed interest in the Lindy Hop — popularly known as swing dancing — is presented as more than a series of improvised steps; it's a life-altering experience.
A former Marine named Augie, for example, discusses post-traumatic stress syndrome and how he couldn't relate to people in his own country after he left the service — until he started going to swing dances, where he found an outlet, a purpose and a bond with other people.
"I came back [from Iraq] and I just wanted to kill myself," he says. "And the dancing was a huge outlet for me — to see people doing all the crazy footwork and the aerials, doing the splits. They were dancing to this old-time music and dressed up in vintage clothes. That just blew me away, and I thought to myself, 'If it takes me the rest of my life, I'm going to learn how to do that.' And it gave me a reason to live."
Filmmaker Susan Glatzer recalled, in a phone interview with the Journal from her home in East Hollywood, one point in her own life when she was the primary caretaker for someone who was suffering from cancer and dancing provided her with an important relief.
"I found that, if I could drag myself to a dance for two hours, I could smile and giggle and laugh and have fun," she said. "It didn't change my situation, but it changed my attitude, and gave me the strength and the wherewithal to keep going another day. And I discovered, as I started doing this film, that that was such a common occurrence. You change the names and the disease, but this was really something that people were using to keep themselves going."
An exuberant dance done to jazz music, the Lindy Hop had its heyday during the Depression and World War II. Back then, it was an antidote to the angst of the era, but it was resurrected during the 1980s and has given rise to an international subculture.
Glatzer, a Lindy aficionado for almost two decades, said when she is doing this dance, the world disappears. "You're not thinking — at least as the follower, I'm not thinking — you're just feeling. You're feeling the music, you're feeling the way your partner's interpreting the music, and then you interpret the music, and you just move together, and it's a high. It's truly a high, without being on drugs."
The Lindy is mainly improvised, although it is built on a basic step called the swingout. The dancers' hands are linked as they twirl away from each other and then snap back again, almost in an embrace. The more adventurous dancers add spins, tosses, overhead flips, slides between the partner's legs and other acrobatic-style movements.
Social dancing is at the heart of the Lindy Hop, Glatzer said, and there are weekly dances at clubs and other community spaces in large cities, including Los Angeles. The dancers dress in vintage clothes, come with or without a partner, and dance with as many people as they can.
Glatzer added that there also are swing camps offering lessons, such as Camp Hollywood, which lasts for a weekend, or the camp in Herräng, Sweden, that goes on for five weeks.
"They usually have the top instructors from all over the world," Glatzer said. "That's why our characters [in the film] are always traveling. They're going to these big events. And, in the evenings, they'll have social dancing, but then they'll also have competitions or a performance. You might have a dance troupe. In that case, when you're in a troupe, the dancing is choreographed."
Created by African-Americans on the streets of Harlem, the Lindy was performed in several films of the 1930s and '40s, among them "A Day at the Races" (1937), with the Marx Brothers, and "Hellzapoppin' " (1941). It spawned such dance stars as the late Frankie Manning and Norma Miller, still going strong at age 97, both of whom appear in "Alive and Kicking."
"Norma talks about the Savoy Ballroom, which, back in the day, was the first ballroom in Harlem to integrate Black and white dancers," Glatzer said. "At all the other ones, the dancers were the hired entertainment and the white people would dance. But when it became integrated, a lot of the white people who danced at the Savoy actually were Jewish. In fact, there was a woman and her partner, both of whom were Jewish, that were part of the troupe called Whitey's Lindy Hoppers, but because things were so segregated, even in the North, they couldn't travel with the troupe, and they weren't in the movies with them, because they couldn't show Black and white interaction."
Glatzer, who is Jewish, said she had a very secular upbringing. "My father escaped the Nazis and came here when he was 3, with his family, and half my family died in the Holocaust. I think, out of that experience, he is sort of an agnostic or atheist. So we weren't really observant. We belonged to a Reform temple. I was a Hebrew school dropout."
But, she added, her father did believe she shouldn't be working on the High Holy Days out of respect for what those holidays mean to her people. "My father does not believe in God — it's not a God thing. It's not religion. I think it's more of an identity. It's a heritage. And that's why I feel so strongly that young Black kids need to see this movie, because that is their heritage. They own that; it belongs to them."
Several of the older Black Lindy hoppers who appear in the film say that, unfortunately, the young African-Americans of today are not as involved in the Lindy's revival as they should be. They don't realize that their community gave rise to this dance, which eventually faded from the scene when musical styles changed, the big-band era ended, and clubs that had large dance floors started to close.
As explained in the film, it wasn't until the advent of videotape in the mid-1980s, when studios began rereleasing old movies on tape, that young people who were watching them became fascinated by Lindy hopping. There were also films made in the '90s that focused on swing dancing, such as "Swing Kids," as well as Gap commercials in which the dancing was prominent. The result is that the rediscovered Lindy has become a worldwide craze.
As for her film, Glatzer wants it to be more than just a history of the dance.
"I personally would love it if there are people who've never heard of the dance or the music that say, 'Hey, I really like this music. I want to listen to more of it,' or 'Maybe I'll take dance lessons.' Obviously that would be great.
"But even if they don't have that, I do feel that we are living lives of quiet desperation, and I would like people to consider whether they have a source of joy in their lives. If it's not dancing, that's fine, but find something that really gives you joy, because life is short — or, if it's long, it's really long if you don't have joy."
"Alive and Kicking" opens April 7 at the Laemmle Ahrya Fine Arts theater in Beverly Hills, as well as on demand, Amazon Video and iTunes.