The developers at Uppercut Games are made up of senior developers of BioShock, so City of Brass‘ combat influences revolve around a combination of stunning and follow-up melee strikes similar to the shock and wrench tactic employed in the early hours of that aforementioned game. Dishing out stuns like an Arabian Indiana Jones with your bullwhip, as you’ll also be able to take off armor, blow up explosive vases, and sweep the legs to knock enemies on their ass. In the other hand is your sword, a scimitar to slice and dice as your follow-up. The whip is multi-purpose, not only to serve as something of an offensive weapon, but defensive, as well as mobility to grab rings to propel you across a room. The whip is used as a means to grab gold items to build up your currency from across distances for conveniencnt impalement is just as deadly. Those cognizant if what they look and sound like can use them against the undead enemies to ensure minimal damage from traditional combat.
This game is a wonderful homage to “One Thousand and One Nights” / “Arabian Nights”, utilizing the episode written about the City of Brass to its fullest and bringing it to life in a unique way. This game is the best implementation of the first-person roguelite I’ve ever seen. While it lacks permanence, it makes up for the great blessing and burdens system. The combat is a one-two punch of success, and nimble movement make everything feel fluid. In addition to each gameplay element being so well thought out, City of Brass is excellent at delivering stunning visuals and storytelling that other games dare to try.
A pre-release Steam code of the final buis


If you or your shareholders need a little coaxing into the world of working visually, please look at this. My mentor, Christina Merkley, of Make Mark in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, has been doing this visual work for years and she's amazing. Her newsletter here highlights ways that visual work is beneficial and useful - more than just pretty pictures!
An interesting thing happened at this conference. At the end of the day,...
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The following worksheets are included in the Jelly Bean Activities:
- Jelly Bean Count & Sort (to be used as a reference for the other activities)
- Jelly Bean Probability
- 2 Fill In The Blanks stories. Students will fill in these blanks using parts of speech AND drawing out jelly beans for some colors!
Kelly Meyer (verified owner) –
Love the format consistency between holidays!!


your companycleaning out all the money via  Guess, specifically the same moment.


Tuesday while shopping in Mi Comisariato I found fresh green jalapeño peppers. That may not sound like a big deal to you but they are not often available so I picked up a big bag and yesterday I pickle some of those beauties as well as made my special Hot Pepper Jelly.
If using Certo: It is already a liquid, just add the bottle to the mixture.
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Sounds yummy Nancy! You sure made great use of your find!!
Hi Nancy! I love seeing your recipes – I have saved a lot of them – and for sure will use this one. We're still waiting for the completion of our townhouse in Cotacachi (3 moths now), but we are seeing some progress these days. Have had to change my email address – we got broken into where we're renting and our computers were stolen, so have to make a few changes. Hope you and Joe are doing well – Bill and I are still loving Ecuador –  place. Take care and all the best to you.
Hola Liz, This is a very old recipe back from the 80's. I would make it and give it as a hostess gift when visiting friends. You can also use it on a chicken sandwich to spice it up…Glad that you and Bill are still loving Ecuador. So sad that you had things taken, was that done here? Things are tight all over, we will be adding additional security to our place when we have more work done. You just need to be proactive and get ahead of the crime curve because it is coming. Sad to say but this is not the only country it is happening all over. Be well, Nancy PS what was your old email address so I can update my contacts.


So we have our weekly "cooking class". This week was the first, and it basically entailed the cooks (Hope and Stephanie, another intern) following a recipe from a book I have. They braised chicken, steamed asparagus and boiled sweet potatoes. It was delicious!
The one thing we hadn't counted on was the size of the chicken legs they bought. They were huge!Usually, an adult can eat one chicken leg in this recipe, but we were splitting and sharing these puppies. So I had to figure out what to do with all that leftover, wonderfully juicy, tender chicken. What indeed?
It turned out great!I really didn't expect much of it, so I didn't take any pictures at all during the process, but here is the basic recipe. Measurements are approximations based on my memory. I don't think it's picky. Thanks again to another intern, Manet, for helping me tweak the flavors and ratios while we waited for everyone to arrive and tried to keep our hands off of it in the meantime!
*Note on leftovers* The noodles softened after sitting in the dressing overnight, to the point where they seemed cooked. If making a large enough quantity that there will be some left, I would recommend providing the noodles for each to put on their own salad, much like croutons, so that it always has that great crunch!


Program equivalence Game semantics Full abstraction Automata over infinite alphabets
We concentrate on contextual equivalence1 in that setting. Reasoning about program equivalence has been a central topic in programming language semantics since its inception. This is in no small part due to important applications, such as verification problems (equivalence between a given implementation and a model implementation) and compiler optimization (equivalence between the original program and its transform). Specifically, we attack the problem of automated reasoning about our language in a finitary setting, with finite datatypes and with looping instead of recursion, where decidability questions become interesting and the decidability/undecidability frontier can be identified. In particular, it is possible to quantify the impact of higher-order types on decidability, which goes unnoticed in Turing-complete frameworks.
The paper presents a complete classification of cases in which \(\mathsf {GRef}\) program equivalence is decidable. The result is phrased in terms of the syntactic shape of types. We write \({\theta _1,\cdots ,\theta _k} \vdash {\theta }\) to refer to the problem of deciding contextual equivalence between two terms \(M_1, M_2\) such that \({x_1:\theta _1,\cdots ,x_m:\theta _m} \vdash {M_i:\theta }\) (\(i=1,2\)). We investigate the problem using a fully abstract game model of \(\mathsf {GRef}\).2 Such a model can be easily obtained by modifying existing models of more general languages, e.g. by either adding type information to Laird’s model of untyped references [19] or trimming down our own model for general references [24]. The models are nominal in that moves may involve elements from an infinite set of names to account for reference names. Additionally, each move is equipped with a store whose domain consists of all names that have been revealed (played) thus far and the corresponding values. Note that values of reference types also become part of the domain of the store. This representation grows as the play unfolds and new names are encountered. We shall rely on the model both for decidability and undecidability results. Our work identifies the following undecidable cases as minimal.
This article is the journal version of [25], with full proofs and rearrangement of the material. Also, we relate our work to what has been done after the conference version was published. We start by introducing the language \(\mathsf {GRef}\) in Sect. 2 along with a canonical form result. Then, in Sect. 3 we introduce the game model of \(\mathsf {GRef}\) (we refer the interested reader to [28] for a detailed account of the model, which is in effect a restricted version of game models for larger languages presented in [19, 24]). The first main results are obtained in Sect. 4 and concern undecidability of equivalence in specific fragments of \(\mathsf {GRef}\) via reductions to queue machine problems. Finally, in Sect. 5 we present a decidability procedure for equivalence in the remaining fragment Open image in new window . The argument implements a reduction to checking non-emptiness in a specific kind of automata over infinite alphabets, the decidability of which is proved in Sect. 5.4.
2 \
Given \({} \vdash {M:\mathsf {unit}}\), we write \(M{\Downarrow }\) if M evaluates to (). We say that the term-in-context \({\varGamma } \vdash {M_1:\theta }\) approximates \({\varGamma } \vdash {M_2:\theta }\) (written Open image in new window ) if Open image in new window implies Open image in new window for any context \({C}[-]\) such that Open image in new window . Two terms-in-context are equivalent if one approximates the other (written Open image in new window ).
We next present a canonical form result for \(\mathsf {GRef}\) terms. Its use will become apparent when demonstrating decidability of equivalence in the fragment Open image in new window of \(\mathsf {GRef}\), in Sect. 5. The grammar below defines a notion of canonical form for \(\mathsf {GRef}\) terms.
Let Open image in new window be an \(\mathsf {GRef}\)-term. There exists a \(\mathsf {GRef}\)-term \({\varGamma } \vdash {\mathbb {C}_M:\theta }\) in canonical form, effectively constructible from M, such that \({\varGamma } \vdash {M\cong \mathbb {C}_M}\).
3 Game semantics
A justified sequence on a prearena A is a sequence of moves-with-store on A such that, apart from the first move, which must be of the form \(\mathrm {i}^\varSigma \) with \(\mathrm {i}\in I_A\), every move \(n^{\varSigma '}\) in s is equipped with a pointer to an earlier move \(m^{\varSigma }\) such that \(m\vdash _A n\).m is then called the justifier of n, which is represented as Open image in new window in drawings.
\(\mathsf {GRef}\)-terms \({\varGamma } \vdash {M:\theta }\), where \(\varGamma =\{x_1:\theta _1,\cdots ,x_n:\theta _n\}\), are interpreted by strategies for the prearena \(\llbracket \theta _1 \rrbracket \otimes \cdots \otimes \llbracket \theta _n \rrbracket \rightarrow \llbracket \theta \rrbracket \), which we shall denote by \(\llbracket {\varGamma } \vdash {\theta } \rrbracket \). Given a set of plays X, let us write Open image in new window for the set of complete plays in X, i.e. those in which each occurrence of a question justifies an answer. The interpretation is then fully abstract in the following sense.
([19, 24, 28]) Let \({\varGamma } \vdash {M_1,M_2:\theta }\) be \(\mathsf {GRef}\)-terms. Open image in new window if, and only if, Open image in new window . Hence, \({\varGamma } \vdash {M_1\cong M_2}\) if, and only if, Open image in new window .
Let \(s=m_1^{\varSigma _1}\cdots m_k^{\varSigma _k}\) be a play over \({\varGamma } \vdash {\theta }\) and \(t=m_1^{\varTheta _1} \cdots m_k^{\varTheta _k}\) be a sequence of moves-with-store. We say that s is an extension of t if \(\varTheta _i\subseteq \varSigma _i\) (\(1\le i\le k\)) and, for any \(1\le i\le \lfloor {k/2}\rfloor \), if \(a\in \mathsf {dom}{(\varSigma _{2i})}{\setminus } \mathsf {dom}{(\varTheta _{2i})}\) then \(\varSigma _{2i}(a)=\varSigma _{2i-1}(a)\). We write Open image in new window for the set of all extensions of t.
4 Undecidability arguments
Let \(\mathbb Q\) be a queue machine. There exist \(\mathsf {GRef}\) terms \({} \vdash {M,M^-:\mathsf {unit}\rightarrow \mathsf {unit}\rightarrow }{\mathsf {unit}}\) such that Open image in new window , Open image in new window represent \(\mathsf {hist}(\mathbb Q)\), \(\mathsf {hist}^-(\mathbb Q)\) respectively.
such that Open image in new window if and only \(\mathbb Q\) does not halt.
Let \(\mathbb Q\) be a queue machine. Then there exists a term \({} \vdash {M_\mathbb Q}: ((\mathsf {unit}\rightarrow \mathsf {unit})\rightarrow \mathsf {unit})\rightarrow \mathsf {unit}\) such that Open image in new window if and only \(\mathbb Q\) does not halt.
We now focus on a fragment of \(\mathsf {GRef}\), called Open image in new window , that comprises all types that do not fall under the undecidable cases identified earlier.
Suppose \(\varGamma ={x_1:\theta _1,\cdots ,x_m:\theta _m}\). The term-in-context \({\varGamma } \vdash {M:\theta }\) belongs to Open image in new window provided \(\theta _1,\cdots , \theta _m\) can be generated from \(\varTheta _L\) and \(\theta \) is generated from \(\varTheta _R\), where \(\varTheta _L{:}{:}{=} \beta \ |\ \varTheta _R\rightarrow \varTheta _L\), \(\varTheta _R{:}{:}{=} \beta \ |\ \varTheta _1\rightarrow \beta \) and \(\varTheta _1{:}{:}{=} \beta \ |\ \beta \rightarrow \varTheta _1\).
Let us fix notation for referring to moves that are available in arenas corresponding to Open image in new window typing judgments: each move can be viewed as a pair \((l,t)\) subject to consistency constraints induced by the subtypes which contribute them, e.g. the label corresponding to a tag related to \(\mathsf {int}\) must be a number from \([0, max ]\).
In order to show decidability we first translate Open image in new window terms into automata that represent their game semantics. A corollary of Lemma 2 is that any Open image in new window term can be effectively converted to an equivalent term in canonical shape.
We next introduce a class of automata (over an infinite input alphabet) which will be the target of our translation from canonical forms of Open image in new window .
5.1 A class of automata
The elements of \(\mathsf {SSto}\) will be called symbolic stores and ranged over by S.3 The depth restriction ensures that symbolic stores are closed and acyclic.
\(\mathsf {Mix}\) is the set of partial injections \(\pi :[n_{\mathsf {r}}{+}1,n]{\rightharpoonup }[n_{\mathsf {r}}{+}1,n]\).4 For each \(\pi \), we write \(\overline{\pi }\) for the extension of \(\pi \) on [1, n]: \(\overline{\pi }=\pi \cup \{(i,i)\ |\ i\in [1,n_{\mathsf {r}}]\}\).
Let \(\mathcal {A}=\langle Q,q_0,\rho _0,\delta ,F\rangle \) be an \((n_{\mathsf {r}},n)\)-automaton. The configuration graph Open image in new window of \(\mathcal {A}\) is defined as follows (transitions are labelled by \(\epsilon \) or elements of \((\mathbb {C}\cup \mathbb {A})\times \mathbb {T}\times \mathsf {Sto}\)). For all \((q,\rho ,\sigma ,H)\in \hat{Q}\) and \((q,{\nu X.}(\ell ,t,\phi )^S,q')\in \delta \) we have Open image in new window where \(\varSigma =\mathsf {Sto}(\rho ',S)\) and:
Moreover, for all \((q,\rho ,\sigma ,H)\in \hat{Q}\) and \((q,\pi ,q')\in \delta \) we have Open image in new window , where \(\rho '=\rho \circ \overline{\pi }\).
We say that \(\mathcal {A}\) is deterministic if, for any reachable configuration \(\hat{q}\), any \(x_1, x_2\in \{\epsilon \}\cup (\mathbb {C}\cup \mathbb {A})\times \mathbb {T}\times \mathsf {Sto}\), and any Open image in new window , if \(x_1=x_2\) then \(\hat{q}_1=\hat{q}_2\). The automata specifically used for our constructions follow some stronger disciplines.
for each \(q\in Q_{O}\) and \((q,\nu X_i.(\ell _i,t,\phi )^{S_i},q_i)\in \delta \), \(i=1,2\), if \(\nu X_1.(\ell _1,S_1)\) and \(\nu X_2.(\ell _2,S_2)\) are equal up to permutation of indices5 in \(X_1,X_2\) then \(\nu X_1.(\ell _1,t,\phi )^{S_1} = \nu X_2.(\ell _2,t,\phi )^{S_2}\) and \(q_1=q_2\);
5.2 Automata for Open image in new window
Let \(\varGamma =\{x_1:\theta _1,\cdots ,x_m:\theta _m\}\) and \({\varGamma } \vdash {\mathbb {C}:\theta }\) be a Open image in new window -term in canonical form. Let us write \(P_{{\varGamma } \vdash {\theta }}^1\) for the set of plays-with-store of length 1 over \({\varGamma } \vdash {\theta }\). Recall that each of them will have the form \(\mathrm {i}^{\varSigma _0}\), where \(\mathrm {i}\in I_{\varGamma }\), i.e. \(\mathrm {i}=(l_1,\cdots ,l_m)\) with \(l_i\in \mathcal {L}_{\theta _i}\). Moreover, the names in \(\mathrm {i}^{\varSigma _0}\) coincide with those of \(\mathsf {dom}(\varSigma _0)=\nu (\varSigma _0)\) and, by frugality, \(\nu (\varSigma _0)=\mathsf {clo}(\varSigma _0,\nu (\mathrm {i}))\). These can be ordered by use of register assignments, of fixed size appropriate to contain all names in \(\varSigma _0\) and names created while translating Open image in new window -terms, leading to the following construction.
A canonical form of Open image in new window will be translated into a family of automata indexed by \(I_{{\varGamma } \vdash {\theta }}^+\). For each \(\mathrm {i}^{\varSigma _0}_{\rho _0}\in I_{{\varGamma } \vdash {\theta }}^+\), the corresponding automaton will accept exactly the words w such that \(\mathrm {i}^{\varSigma _0} w\) is a representation of a complete play induced by the canonical form. The family will be infinite, but finite when considered up to name permutations.
For any Open image in new window -term \(\varGamma \vdash \mathbb {C}:\theta \) in canonical form we define an \(I_{{\varGamma } \vdash {\theta }}^+\)-indexed family of automata Open image in new window (each of type \(\theta \)) by induction on the shape of \(\mathbb {C}\). In all cases Open image in new window will have \(n_0=|\nu (\mathrm {i})|\) read-only registers and the initial assignment will be \(\rho _0\). The precise number of registers can be calculated easily by reference to the constituent automata. Let us write \(S_0\) for the symbolic store defined by \(S_0(i)=\varSigma _0(\rho _0(i))\) if \(\varSigma _0(\rho _0(i))\in \{0,\dots , max \}\), and \(S_0(i)={\texttt {R}}_{j}\) if \(\varSigma _0(\rho _0(i))=\rho _0(j)\). The base and inductive cases are as follows.
Open image in new window , where \(x\equiv x_k\) and \(l_k=\rho _0(j)\).
Open image in new window , where \(x\equiv x_k\) and \
Open image in new window where \(x\equiv x_k\), \(y\equiv x_j\) and \(\varSigma '_0=\varSigma _0[l_k\mapsto l_j]\), and the initial transition deletes all names in \(\rho _0\) which break frugality of \(\mathrm {i}^{\varSigma _0'}\), that is, \(\pi (i)=i\) just if \(\rho _0(i)\in \mathsf {clo}(\varSigma _0',\nu (\mathrm {i}))\). Moreover, \(\rho _0'=\rho _0\circ \overline{\pi }\) and \(\varSigma _0''=\varSigma _0'\upharpoonright \mathsf {cod}(\rho _0').\)
Open image in new window where \(x\equiv x_k\) and \(\pi \) transfers \(\varSigma _0(l_k)\), if it is a name, to the register in position \(n_0+1\), and leaves all other names in \(\rho _0\) untouched. Moreover, \(\rho _0'=\rho _0\circ \overline{\pi }\).
Open image in new window where z has arity r and \(\varSigma \) ranges over stores with \(\mathsf {dom}(\varSigma )=\mathsf {clo}(\varSigma ,\nu (\mathrm {i}))\). These are infinitely many, but finitely many up to permutations of fresh names. In the transitions we pick X, S such that there is one transition for each of the (finitely many) equivalence classes. Moreover, \(\rho _0'\) is specified by stipulating \(\mathsf {dom}(\rho _0')=[1,n_0]\cup X\) and \(\varSigma =\mathsf {Sto}(\rho _0',S)\).
Open image in new window with \(r,\varSigma ,S,X,\rho _0'\) as above and j ranging over \([0, max ]\).
Open image in new window where \(r,\varSigma ,S,X,\rho _0'\) are as above, j ranges over elements of \(\mathsf {dom}(S)\) such that \(\mathsf {ref}\, \gamma =\mathsf {ref}^{\mathsf {depth}(S,j)}\, \mathsf {int}\), and \(b\in \mathbb {A}_{\gamma }\) is a fresh name. We let \(\varSigma '\) range over all stores with \(\mathsf {dom}(\varSigma ')=\mathsf {clo}(\varSigma ',\nu (\mathrm {i})\cup \{b\})\). We pick \(X',S'\) such that there is one symbolic transition for each of the intended transitions \((b,\mathsf {r}_r^z)^{\varSigma '}\) and specify \(\rho _0''\) accordingly, making sure that \(\rho _0''(n_0+1)=b\).
Open image in new window where \(r,\varSigma ,S,X,\rho _0'\) are as above and Open image in new window is Open image in new window where we have replaced every tag superscript y with z.
Open image in new window and Open image in new window are defined similarly to the above.
Let now \(a\in \mathbb {A}_{\mathsf {ref}\, \gamma }{\setminus }\nu (\rho _0)\), suppose \(y\equiv x_k\), \(\rho _0(k')=l_k\), let \(\varSigma _0'=\varSigma _0[a\mapsto l_k]\) and let \(n_0'\) be the first empty register in \(\rho _0\). We take \(\pi _0\in \mathsf {Mix}\) to be such that it swaps \(n_0+1\) and \(n_0'\), and fixes all other indices, and set \(\rho _0'=\rho _0[n_0+1\mapsto a,n_0'\mapsto \rho _0(n_0+1)]\). We define: Open image in new window where the transition \(\pi _0\) points to the initial state of the \((\{n_0+1\},\{(n_0+1,{\texttt {R}}_{k'})\})\) component of Open image in new window .6
For \((\mathsf {while}\,(!x)\,\mathsf {do}\,\mathbb {C});\mathbb {C}'\), given the automata Open image in new window and Open image in new window , with appropriate initialisations, we construct a new automaton as follows. Suppose \(x\equiv x_k\) and \(\rho _0(k')=l_k\). If the initial value stored for x is 0 (i.e. if \(\varSigma _0(l_k)=0\)) then we simply return Open image in new window . Otherwise, we need to combine the automata for \(\mathbb {C}\) and \(\mathbb {C}'\) in such a away so that Open image in new window is involved repeatedly (with appropriate initialisation), until it reaches a final state with a final transition with a symbolic store assigning 0 to \(k'\). At this point, the automaton would switch and start simulating Open image in new window . An important point in this construction is that the final transitions of Open image in new window are hidden in the new automaton, as the return values of the while guard are not revealed in the semantics. This hiding implies a potential hiding of names as well: any names created in final transitions of Open image in new window need to be hidden as well. This latter kind of hiding is delegated to the \(\nu \)-construction that we described two cases above.
Formally, let \(\varSigma _0,\cdots ,\varSigma _h\) be an enumeration (modulo permutation of fresh names) of all stores \(\varSigma \) with \(\mathsf {dom}(\varSigma )=\mathsf {clo}(\varSigma ,\nu (\mathrm {i}))\). Recall \(x\equiv x_k\), \(\rho _0(k')=l_k\), and recall the presentation of an automaton given in Definition 27. We define Open image in new window to be Open image in new window if \(\varSigma _0(l_k)=0\). Otherwise, we define it to be a combination of Open image in new window , Open image in new window and Open image in new window , Open image in new window , with each \(\rho _i\) specified by \(\varSigma _i\) as above, connected together as below.
The initial state is the one of the \((\emptyset ,\emptyset )\) component of Open image in new window . Let \(S_i\) be specified by each \(\varSigma _i,\rho _i\). For each quasi-final state \(q\in E_{\nu X.(\star ,\mathsf {r}_\downarrow )^S}\) of each Open image in new window , there are unique m and \(\pi \) such that \(S^*(i)=(\overline{\pi }(S_m))^*(i)\) for all \(i\in [1,n_0]\). Let \(X'=\pi ^{-1}(X)\) and \(T'=S_m\upharpoonright X'\). We add a transition labelled with \(\pi \):
if \(S(k')=0\), from q to the initial state of the \((X',T')\) component of Open image in new window ,
if \(S(k')\ne 0\), from q to the initial state of the \((X',T')\) component of Open image in new window .
Case of \(\lambda x^{\mathsf {unit}\rightarrow \varTheta _1}.\mathbb {C}\). We define Open image in new window as an automaton which combines states \(q_0,q_1,q_2\) and two modified copies of Open image in new window , for each (of the finitely many relevant) \(\varSigma \), in each of which we have replaced tags \(\mathsf {r}_\downarrow \) by \(\mathsf {r}_0\) and removed all transitions with tags \(\mathsf {c}_i^x,\mathsf {r}_i^x\). We let X, S be derived from \(\varSigma \) and denote the two copies by Open image in new window . Each state q in Open image in new window has copies \(\hat{q},\tilde{q}\) in Open image in new window respectively.
We connect every final state of Open image in new window with \(q_1\) using a transition with label \(\emptyset \) (\(\texttt {done}\)). Similarly for \(\texttt {done}'\).
For each sequence \(q_A\xrightarrow {\nu X_A.(\ell _A,\mathsf {c}^x_i)^{S_A}/(s,\emptyset )\,;\,\pi }q_B\xrightarrow {\nu X_B.(\ell _B,\mathsf {r}^x_i)^{S_B},(s,\emptyset )} q_C\) in Open image in new window we add \(\hat{q}_A\xrightarrow {\nu X_A.(\ell _A,\mathsf {c}_i)^{S_A}/(\hat{q}_A,\pi )\,;\,\emptyset } q_2\xrightarrow {\nu X_B.(\ell _B,\mathsf {r}_i)^{S_B},(\hat{q}_A,\emptyset )} \hat{q}_C\) (\(\texttt {push}\), \(\texttt {pop}\)) and \(\tilde{q}_A\xrightarrow {\nu X_A.(\ell _A,\mathsf {c}_i)^{S_A}/(\tilde{q}_A,\pi )\,;\,\emptyset }q_2\xrightarrow {\nu X_B.(\ell _B,\mathsf {r}_i)^{S_B},(\tilde{q}_A,\emptyset )}\tilde{q}_C\) (\(\texttt {push}'\), \(\texttt {pop}'\)).
The other cases of \(\lambda x^{\beta \rightarrow \varTheta _1}.\mathbb {C}\) are dealt with in a similar way. The case of \(\lambda x^{\beta }.\mathbb {C}\) is treated as above, excluding \(q_2\) and Open image in new window from the construction.
if \(q\in Q_{P}\) then \(\varSigma [\varSigma _1]\cup \varSigma [\varSigma _2]\) is well-defined,7
Technically, for each \(\varSigma '\) and related \(S',X',\rho _0''\), we consider two modified copies of Open image in new window in which:
all O-states q for which there are \(q_A\xrightarrow {\nu X_A.(\ell _A,t_A,\phi _A)^{S_A}\,;\,\pi } q\xrightarrow {\nu X_B.(\ell _B,t_B,\phi _B)^{S_B}}q_B\) in Open image in new window ,
We set \(n_2\) to be the maximum number of registers in these automata, and let \(n=n_1+n_2-n_0\) with \(n_1\) defined below. We denote the two copies by Open image in new window and Open image in new window respectively and consider them to be \((n_0,n_1,n_2)\)-automata. In the first one we write states as \(\hat{q}\), while the other one has (the same) states in form \(\tilde{q}\).
For each tagged state \(\hat{q}_{\mathbb {C}'}\) of Open image in new window , and each \(\varSigma \) and related \(X,S,\rho _0'\), consider the automaton Open image in new window . We set \(n_1\) to be the maximum number of registers in these automata. We define a modified copy of each Open image in new window by:
For each q in Open image in new window we denote the resulting automaton by Open image in new window , considered as an \((n_0,n_1,n_2)\)-automaton, and its states by \((q,\hat{q}_{\mathbb {C}'},S)\). We construct another copy Open image in new window following the same routine, albeit for each state \(\tilde{q}_{\mathbb {C}'}\) of Open image in new window .
We construct an \((n_0,n_1,n_2)\)-automaton for Open image in new window as follows.
All the arrows above represent transitions in the first partition of the automaton (but we have omitted the RHS \(\checkmark \) for economy), and the same goes for all transitions inside subautomata involving \(\mathbb {C}\). The transitions in subautomata coming from \(\mathbb {C}'\) contribute to the second component. We connect each state \(\hat{q}_{\mathbb {C}'}\) of Open image in new window with the initial state of Open image in new window (for each relevant \(S,S'\)), using a transition with label \(\nu X.(\star ,\mathsf {c}_{r,0}^z)^{S}\). Similarly for the transition of the same label between Open image in new window and Open image in new window . The transitions in typewriter font in the first line of the diagram are as in the previous case. Those of the second line are explained below.
We connect every final state of each Open image in new window with \(\hat{q}_{\mathbb {C}'}\) using a transition with label \(\emptyset \) (\(\texttt {done}\)). Similarly for \(\texttt {done}'\).
For each \(q_{\mathbb {C}'},S\) and each \(q_A\xrightarrow {\nu X_A.(\ell _A,\mathsf {c}_i^x)^{S_A}/(s,\emptyset )\,;\,\pi }q_B\xrightarrow {\nu X_B.(\ell _B,\mathsf {r}_i^x)^{S_B},(s,\emptyset )} q_C\) in Open image in new window we add (\(\texttt {push}\), \(\texttt {pop}\))
Recall from Remark 28 that Open image in new window and \(\llbracket \cdots \rrbracket \) merely differ by the absence of initial moves in Open image in new window . Consequently, the constructions outlined above imply the following lemma.
Let \({\varGamma } \vdash {\mathbb {C}:\theta }\) be a Open image in new window -term in canonical form. For each \(j=\mathrm {i}^{\varSigma _0}_{\rho _0}\in I_{{\varGamma } \vdash {\theta }}^+\), there exists a deterministic \((|\nu (\mathrm {i})| ,m_j)\)-automaton \(\mathcal {A}_j\) of type \(\theta \) with initial register assignment \(\rho _0\) such that Open image in new window , where \(P_{{\varGamma } \vdash {\theta }}^{ \mathrm {i}^{\varSigma _0}}\) is the set of plays over \(\llbracket {\varGamma } \vdash {\theta } \rrbracket \) that start from \(\mathrm {i}^{\varSigma _0}\).
5.3 Reduction of inclusion into emptiness
Let \({\varGamma } \vdash {\mathbb {C}_1,\mathbb {C}_2:\theta }\) be Open image in new window -terms in canonical form. For each \(j=\mathrm {i}^{\varSigma _0}_{\rho _0}\in I_{{\varGamma } \vdash {\theta }}^+\), there exists a deterministic \((|\nu (\mathrm {i})| ,n_j)\)-automaton \(\mathcal {B}_j\) with initial register assignment \(\rho _0\) such that \({L}(\mathcal {B}_j)=\emptyset \) iff Open image in new window .
Suppose \({\varGamma } \vdash {\mathbb {C}_1,\mathbb {C}_2:\theta }\) be Open image in new window -terms in canonical form and let \(\mathcal {A}_1\) and \(\mathcal {A}_2\) be the automata representing their respective semantics for a given initial move \(\mathrm {i}^{\varSigma _0}\). We construct an automaton \(\mathcal {A}'\) such that:
Suppose \(w_{\mathcal {A}}\in L(\mathcal {A})\). By construction of \(\mathcal {A}\), the accepting run for \(w_{\mathcal {A}}\) yields an accepting run for \(w_1\) in \(\mathcal {A}_1\) via first projection. By Lemma 29, we have Open image in new window . Consider \(\mathrm {i}^{\varSigma _0} w \in P_{{\varGamma } \vdash {\theta }}^{ \mathrm {i}^{\varSigma _0}}\) that extends \(\mathrm {i}^{\varSigma _0} w_{\mathcal {A}}\). We have \(\mathrm {i}^{\varSigma _0} w \in \mathsf {ext}(\mathrm {i}^{\varSigma _0}w_1)\) and thus Open image in new window . On the other hand, via the second projection of the accepting run for \(w_{\mathcal {A}}\) up to the point of switching to divergence mode, we obtain a run of \(\mathcal {A}_2\) which, however, may only be resumed in \(\mathcal {A}_2\) by a different (up to extension) P-move than that required by \(w_{\mathcal {A}}\). Hence, \(\mathrm {i}^{\varSigma _0} w\notin \llbracket {\varGamma } \vdash {\mathbb {C}_2:\theta } \rrbracket \). Conversely, let Open image in new window and let \(\mathrm {i}^{\varSigma _0}w'xy\) be its least prefix that appears in \(\llbracket {\varGamma } \vdash {\mathbb {C}_1:\theta } \rrbracket {\setminus }\llbracket {\varGamma } \vdash {\mathbb {C}_2:\theta } \rrbracket \). By construction, our automata are closed under legal O- to P-transitions, so \(\mathcal {A}_2\) must accept (a representation of) \(\mathrm {i}^{\varSigma _0}w'x\) and fail to process y. On the other hand, \(\mathcal {A}_1\) will be able to process a whole representation of \(\mathrm {i}^{\varSigma _0}w\). Thus, \(\mathcal {A}\) will operate as product automaton until \(\mathrm {i}^{\varSigma _0}w'x\) and then enter divergence mode and continue as \(\mathcal {A}_1\). Consequently, \(\mathcal {A}\) will accept some \(\mathrm {i}^{\varSigma _0}\tilde{w}\) such that \(\mathrm {i}^{\varSigma _0} w\in \mathsf {ext}(\mathrm {i}^{\varSigma _0}\tilde{w})\), i.e. \(L(\mathcal {A})\ne \emptyset \). \
if \(z_{11}\sim _\alpha z_{21}\) and \(z_{12}\sim _\alpha z_{22}\) then \(z_{11}=z_{21}\), \(z_{12}=z_{22}\) and \(q_1=q_2\);8
Let \({\varGamma } \vdash {\mathbb {C}_1,\mathbb {C}_2:\theta }\) be Open image in new window -terms in canonical form. For each \(j=\mathrm {i}^{\varSigma _0}_{\rho _0}\in I_{{\varGamma } \vdash {\theta }}^+\), there exists a deterministic \((|\nu (\mathrm {i})| ,n_j)\)-automaton \(\mathcal {A}_j'\) with initial register assignment \(\rho _0\) such that \({L}(\mathcal {A}_j')=\emptyset \) if and only if Open image in new window .
5.4 Emptiness for fresh pushdown register automata
Returning to Lemma 30, note that, although \(I_{{\varGamma } \vdash {\theta }}^+\) is an infinite set, there exists a finite subset \(J\subseteq I_{{\varGamma } \vdash {\theta }}^+\) such that \(\{\mathcal {A}_j\}_{j\in J}\) already captures Open image in new window , because up to name-permutation there are only finitely many initial moves. Consequently, we only need finitely many of them to check whether Open image in new window . By Lemma 30, to achieve this we need to be able to decide the emptiness problem for \((n_{\mathsf {r}},n)\)-automata.
Program approximation (and thus program equivalence) is decidable for Open image in new window -terms.
Let \({\varGamma } \vdash {M_1,M_2:\theta }\) be Open image in new window -terms. By Lemma 2, they can be converted into canonical forms \({\varGamma } \vdash {\mathbb {C}_{M_1}, \mathbb {C}_{M_2}:\theta }\) such that Open image in new window if and only if Open image in new window . By Lemma 30 and our observations at the beginning of Sect. 5.4, the problem of determining whether Open image in new window holds can be reduced to the emptiness problem for a finite number of FPDRA, all effectively constructible from \(\mathbb {C}_{M_1}, \mathbb {C}_{M_2}\). Because FPDRA emptiness is decidable by Lemma 44, program approximation is decidable for Open image in new window . \
6 Related and further work
In fact, Open image in new window is an \((n_0+1,n)\)-automaton, but we render it into an \((n_0,n)\) one by changing each \(q_1\xrightarrow {\pi }q_2\) to \(q_1\xrightarrow {\pi [n_0{+}1\mapsto n_0{+}1]}q_2\).
\(\theta \equiv \mathsf {unit}\). Using the equivalences listed below, we reason by induction on the structure of \(\mathbb {C}_1\), which can take one of the following shapes: (), \(\mathsf {case}(x^\mathsf {int})[C_0,\cdots ,C_ max ]\) or \(\mathsf {let}\,\cdots \,\mathsf {in}\,C\) 9. Note that free identifiers of type \(\mathsf {unit}\) never occur in canonical forms, hence the first equivalence.
If \(q\xrightarrow {\pi _1,\pi _2}q'\) then \((q,R,S)\xrightarrow {(\pi _1\cup \pi _2^+)[\pi ]}(q',R',S')\), where \(\pi =\{(j^+,i)\ |\ (i,\pi _2(j),1)\in R,i\notin \mathsf {cod}(\pi _1)\}\cup \{(i,j^+)\ |\ (\pi _1(i),j,2)\in R,j\notin \mathsf {cod}(\pi _2)\}\), \(R'=R[\pi _1,\pi _2]\) and \(S'=S\circ \overline{\pi }\).10 If \(q\xrightarrow {\pi _1,\checkmark }q'\) then do the same, with \(\pi _2=\mathsf {id}\) (the identity injection). Dually if \(q\xrightarrow {\checkmark ,\pi _2}q'\).


Hanspeter Knirsch (* 22. Juli 1950 in Bochum) ist ein deutscher Jurist und ehemaliger Kommunalbeamter. Er war 1976 bis 1977 Vorsitzender der Jungdemokraten, von 1988 bis 1996 Stadtdirektor in Emsdetten und von 2001 bis 2006 Beigeordneter der Stadt Bochum.
Während seiner Schulzeit in Bochum engagierte er sich in der Schülermitverwaltung. Er war 1966 Schulsprecher der Theodor-Körner-Schule in Bochum-Dahlhausen. Anschließend ging er als erster Schüler seines Gymnasiums für ein Jahr als Austauschschüler mit dem American Field Service (AFS) in die USA. Er absolvierte dort die Abschlussklasse der Laguna Blanca High School in Santa Barbara, Kalifornien. Ein folgte zwischen 1969 und 1974. Knirsch war zeitweise Mitglied des Studentenparlaments und Redakteur der Bochumer Studentenzeitung. An der Ruhr-Universität Bochum promovierte er 1987 extern mit der Dissertation zum Thema "Das Spannungsfeld zwischen Informationsansprüchen und Geheimhaltungspflichten – dargestellt am Beispiel der Kommunalverwaltung in Nordrhein-Westfalen".
Durch seine beruflichen Tätigkeiten als Justiziar der Stadt Essen (1978–1986) und Leiter des Rechtsamts der Stadt Sindelfingen (1986–1988) qualifizierte er sich für die Wahl zum Stadtdirektor der Stadt Emsdetten (Kreis Steinfurt) im Jahr 1988. Er war zu diesem Zeitpunkt der jüngste Stadtdirektor in Nordrhein-Westfalen. In seiner Amtszeit wurden u. a. die regional bedeutsamen kulturellen Einrichtungen "Stroetmanns Fabrik" und "Galerie Münsterland" realisiert. Auf seine Initiative hin bekam Emsdetten in der nach Plänen des Kölner Architekten Artur Mandler umgebauten und erweiterten Villa Schilgen eine öffentliche Bibliothek. Von 1996 bis 2001 arbeitete er als Rechtsanwalt und Unternehmensberater für die Rinke Unternehmensberatung in Wuppertal. Von 2001 bis 2006 war er Beigeordneter der Stadt Bochum für das Dezernat Recht, Sicherheit und Ordnung. Seit 2006 ist er selbständiger Berater und Rechtsanwalt mit den Schwerpunkten Kommunalrecht, Organisation und öffentliches Haushaltsrecht (Neues Kommunales Finanzmanagement).
Knirsch trat den Jungdemokraten und der FDP bei und wurde 1976 als Nachfolger von Ingrid Matthäus und Theo Schiller Bundesvorsitzender der Jungdemokraten. In dieser Eigenschaft gehörte er bis zu seinem Rücktritt im Jahr 1977 dem Bundesvorstand der FDP an und arbeitete in dieser Zeit u. a. in der Perspektivkommission unter Vorsitz von Gerhart Baum mit, die eine Fortschreibung der Freiburger Thesen der FDP erarbeitete, die jedoch auf dem Kieler Bundesparteitag 1977 in wesentlichen Teilen keine Mehrheit fand. 1979 wurde er u. a. wegen seines Engagements in der Bürgerinitiative gegen den Bau der A 44 (DüBoDo) in den Rat der Stadt Bochum gewählt. Am Tag nach seinem Wahlerfolg verwarf die allein in Bochum regierende SPD die Pläne zum Bau der A 44 quer durch den Bochumer Süden. Dem Rat gehörte er bis 1984 an. 1982 verließ er wegen des Koalitionsbruchs die FDP.
Als Student veröffentlichte er 1972 in der von Ingo von Münch herausgegebenen Reihe "Aktuelle Dokumente" des de Gruyter Verlags den Band "Bodenrecht". Es folgten 1973 der Dokumentationsband "››Radikale›› im öffentlichen Dienst"(gemeinsam mit Bernhard Nagel und Wolfgang Voegeli) und 1976 das Handbuch "Die Chance der Bürgerinitiativen" (gemeinsam mit Friedhelm Nickolmann). Fachveröffentlichungen vor allem aus dem kommunalrechtlichen und verwaltungswissenschaftlichen Bereich sind seither erschienen. Im Jahr 2000 veröffentlichte er im Eigenverlag bei Books on Demand die Denkschrift "Pandoras Erbe", in der er sich mit dem Phänomen des Handelns wider besseres Wissen auseinandersetzt. Seit dem Jahr 2008 betreut er in dem Gemeindeordnungskommentar "Rehn/Cronauge" das kommunale Haushaltsrecht in Nordrhein-Westfalen.
 Kommunalpolitik von A bis Z. Ein alphabetischer Leitfaden durch die Gemeindeordnung NRW für die kommunalpolitische Praxis. 5. Aufl. Düsseldorf 2013.
 (Hrsg.): Radikale im öffentlichen Dienst? Eine Dokumentation. Frankfurt a. M. 1973.
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In Somalia, children wage jihad
Government and insurgent groups are recruiting and training child soldiers in a growing number of military camps
By Mustafa Haji Abdinur / AFP , MOGADISHU
At the ripe old age of 13 and after two years of military training with the insurgent group Hezb al-Islamiya, Husein Abdi is proud to have been inducted into Somalia’s fighting brotherhood.
“I believe the good die young, so there are no age restrictions for one to be God’s soldier,” said the boy, manning a position behind sandbags on a street corner in Mogadishu’s Tarbunka neighborhood.
“This is what my friends and I have chosen without being forced and I am happy being who I am,” he added, fumbling the butt of an AK-47 that almost looks larger than him.
Husein volunteered to point out that he became a gunman in one of the world’s most violent countries of his own will. Yet his words have an oddly rehearsed ring to them.
Child enrollment in hostilities is more than the suicidal teenage craze of a lost generation that has known nothing outside the 18-year-old civil conflict. It is now a systematic and deliberate drive by Somalia’s countless militias.
All players in the latest bout of fighting — which has pitted supporters of the internationally backed government against hard-line insurgents — are involved in recruiting children, UNICEF said.
Use of child soldiers “is regrettably not a new phenomenon in Somalia, but what seems to be new is the widespread and systematic nature of recruitment and this includes all sides,” a senior UNICEF expert on child protection said.
“There seems to be an active and deliberate campaign to recruit children,” UNICEF Somalia’s Isabella Castrogiovanni said.
Mohammed Abdulkadir Mursal is a 15-year-old Somali government soldier. His brother has already been killed in combat and he said he is determined to die with a gun in his hand.
“I know it is not a simple job for a child, but I don’t care about what others say because I have already chosen to live and die this way,” said Mursal.
No one knows exactly how many child soldiers there are in Somalia, but experts estimate thousands have been roped into the ranks of armed groups.
UNICEF estimates there are 250,000 child soldiers across the globe.
Thousands of them are in Somalia, which has not known any ammed Siad Barre.
According to a yet to be released study by UNICEF, recruitment takes place in schools and camps for the estimated 1.3mainly over the past three years.
Many observers and rights groups suspect the same has been happening in, notably in Kenya.
Recruitment is either forced or “voluntary,” when desire for revenge is stirred in young boys whose families have been affected by war.
Husein Abdi dropped out of secondary school in 2007, shortly after Ethiopian forces rolled into Somalia. He joined hard-line Islamist militants in Mogadishu after his uncle was killed in a gun battle with Ethiopian forces.
“The Ethiopian forces killed my uncle and forced my family to flee Mogadishu so that’s why I took my gun to fight the colonial soldiers and their stooges,” he said.


Did you mean flights from Alexandria?
The city of Alexandria rings an unassuming bell to all of us who partly enjoy history and the classics, and mythology wise, the city's extent when it comes to being relevant knows no bounds. An important centre of Hellenistic tradition establish currently the second largest metropolitan area in Egypt next to the capital Cairo, running along the coast of the Mediterranean in the north-central part of the country. The Mediterranean Sea's bride – or so it is called – is one of the cultural and tourism gems of Egypt, an oversight for most tourists who are more interested with the great Sphinx and the Pyramids (or mausoleums) of Giza, and the city centre of Cairo. In truth, Alexandria has more important destinations that have changed the way we look at history and life as we know it; the city being a seat of knowledge, history, and ancient civilisation. For almost 1,000 years, the city has served and has endured as long after the reign of Alexander, until the Muslims' conquest of Egypt.
Although today the city is an urban metropolitan and the sites are being modernised, we can never forget its contribution to mankind itself: the Lighthouse of Alexandria or Pharos, before it was gone, was one of the tallest man-made structure between 280 and 247 BC. Created and built by the Ptolemaic kingdom, being reduced into an abandoned ruin due to the three earthquakes between 956 and 1323. It was also one of the oldest surviving ancient wonder after the extinct Mausoleum of Halicarnassus and the surviving Great Pyramid of Giza, together with the Great Library of Alexandria, the biggest collection of text in the ancient world and one of the most significant libraries in history flourishing under the patronage of the Ptolemaic dynasty as dedicated to the Muses; and the Musaeum or Mouseion at Alexandria,, somewhat analogous to a modern university, and was supported by the patronage of the royal Ptolemies, including Ptolemy (I) Soter and Ptolemy (II) Philadelpus. The city is also the seat of the Catacombs of Kom el Shoqafa, or the Necropolis,s, and objects of the Pharaonic funeral cultside from the history, Alexandria's coast lines also have its share of the most beautiful beaches, yacht clubs, and water activity centres frequented by tourists.
How to get around within Alexandria
Alexandria has a variety of transportation modes available for tourists to take advantage. Taxis are a good way to travel around the city, with relatively cheap fares. Although taxis are not metered, rates have not been changed and adjusted for years, so make sure to be in the know of what the price ranges are. Aside from taxis, Alexandria also has a tram system, and albeit its slowness and creakiness, it is still convenient and is relatively cheap. Local buses also frequent the city, bure are also minibuses, and car rentals, if interested in driving around instead.
The main airport in Alexandria is the Borg el Arab Airport serving destinations mainly in the Middle-East and North Africa, where Egypt is nestled. It also has flights to Milan (Italy), Athens (Greece), Istanbul (Turkey), and Beirut (Lebanon). The downside of using the airport is that it is located some 45km away from the city centre, asking for some extra travel time for travellers and tourists. If visiting the city through the said airport, cheap flights can be booked using Skyscanner.
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From Sundazed Music, this special three-LP edition of Pacific Ocean Blue will come in a lavishly illustrated triple-gatefold sleeve housing a newly wo additional LPs containing Dennis Wilson's absolute finest unreleased solo work, including the fascinating material he recorded for Pacific Ocean Blue's intended follow-up, Bambu, all pressed on gorgeous, high-definition, "Pacific Ocean" blue vinyl.
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Today, I want to speak about the importance of keeping your eyes on your own paper. I am in the midst of preparing my Painless Pesach declutter program, and I want to speak about something I am seeing amongst my students. We all need to stop focusing on what other their decluttering process, and focus on how much progress YOU’RE making.
[03:50] Why I created my pre-Pesach challenge, Painless Pesach.
[11:26] It’s important to challenge yourself a little bit every day. I am a big believer in progress, not perfection.
[12:05] Many of my clients have said to me “ I feel like everyone else has it under control and I just can’t do as much” and everyone is comparing themselves to someone else.
[12:10] we need to stay on our own page, in our own book, and not look at where anyone else is holding. Byou set yourself up for failure.
[17:29] For Purim this year – instead of going all out in your Mishloach Manot and seudah, give a little extra charity instead.
[21:12] Doing these festive meals with joy is important, and if increasing the joy means being more simple then that is key to getting the most out of your holiday experience.
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I have two teapot yorkies, and I fly with them all the time. We've flown Delta with them almost every time. I believe Southwest is the least expensive. They obviously won't fit in the same bag, so my husband takes one and I take the other. I have tried so many different carriers ranging the spectrum (Juicy, Coach, PetFlys, Sherpa, etc...), and wouldn't you know it the Sherpa (cheapest!) is our favorite by far. My girls are about 10 and 12 lbs, and they both fit comfortably in their own size medium Sherpa. The Sherpas are nice because they are a bit more flexible than some of the harder sided carriers, so you can compress them slightly to get them under the seat, whereas with some of the hard sided carriers you have to actually rotate them t their sides. I saw someone else recommended Dog Jaunt to you, which is an awesome blog, and if you do some reading there you'll see the Sturdibag also comes highly recommended. I have no first hand experience with it, but I'd trust their recommendation.
I've never had anyone check to make sure they can stand up in their carrier, but think of it like standing up while drinking water. I can't imagine there are many dogs small enough who can stand upright fully in a carrier unless it just dwarfs them.
My girls both usually just sleep on the plane, and I've never noticed them acting like their ears are bothered.
One warning though...those long distance trips in the carrier can be murder on the hair! We were so excited the first time we tried the Sherpas, and they fit so easily under the seat (seat height does vary by type of plane) that we took a picture!


Gosh, I feel so “protected” now. Instead, the White House agreed to cut education loans, sidebarred the EPA discussion until they can lose that (h/t Mark Thoma) (having already surrendered on a “market-based” energy solution), and had Goolsbee lying to Jon Stewart last night about how there will be a National Infrastructure Alliance that will work in the same manner as TARP.
I give Obama et al a little break on the Medicare cut as they have also qualified as they are going after the 17% extra we pay in the medicare advantage program (Bush semi privatization). But, it won’t be the “hold my breath” break.
As to he can always veto any bill not “balanced”? Do date, 2 vetoes. Only 2. Now maybe it’s because the repub legislature was the filibuster kings for the first 2 years and the current House has only managed 48 bills to date (Pelosi was in the hundreds), so he has not had an opportunity to enjoy the veto experience.
Though, Pres. Roosevelt managed 635 in his 3 terms with only 9 being overturned. This is what an aggressive president trying to change the ideology that policy will be based on. So, I can’t accept that he has not had the opportunity as to the only why of only 2 vetoes.
I sort of like the reference to DOW 3,600. I understand that Europe and the underlying weaknes of the economy is part of what is driving the fear, but to the extent that markets know what they are doing, it sure is not a vote of confidence for austerity. I think there is at least a 50-50 chance that this will not be 1937 redux–it will be much worse than 1937.
Ah, the markets are not impressed. Really, really not impressed.
Austerity is meant for the poor to pay into the banks to inflate those balance sheets from all the MBS/CDO which are worthless.
The markets may have recognized the proles are tapped out!
I do not think the Italians will be as mild as the Greeks.
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Bruce Bartlett reviews 2008 the hopey changy thing from recent comments on AB. Eyes wide….two points emerge….Obama was center right and named such, and got 20% of the conservative vote.


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Innovation is essential for a vibrant economy that also tackles societal challenges. When innovation contributes to the accelerated resolution of major social challenges and the development of economic earning capacity, we speak of societal earning capacity. A precondition for this is the right context, a system in which these innovations can be accelerated and scaled up, for example from the region to the national level. These themes come together in this KIC call on mission-driven innovation systems.
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I can't believe this is still an issue. I've read where developers comment back 'Well if you're taking a phone order you'll already have their address.' Woocommerce is severely limiting their social media selling by the lack of these fields. We have customers claim items on social media by providing their email address and then we send them an invoice. Having a customer create an account first, then having us send it, creates way too much friction. We also would not ask for a customer's billing and shipping address on social media - that's weird and again, too much customer friction. Our only work around right now is to use Paypal as our payment processor. We hate having to do that, but Paypal provides the shipping address for us. It's so odd that the developers would think customers wouldn't want to add their own bill/ship address when it's just a normal standard. Even Amazon shows you the shipping address every time you check out.
I couldn't agree more with this. In ANY basic checkout an address and email is required to checkout. I often sell off overstock inventory to one time customers who are not or never will be repeat customers. To require them to create an account BEFORE I can send them an invoice, then have them have to open the invoice and go through the checkout process is an added step. Customers should be able to checkout as a guest and be required to enter all importshould just be a standard request, and one easily fixed by adding a few basic fields. At the very least WC users should have the abilrequire during a guest check out.
This information is vital to processing one-off manual orders. The suggestion on another thread to create a hidden product and have them order is simply not going to work. The checkout page, when a customer is paying for an invoice, needs to have all the fields that the checkout page normally has! It's a simple request.
It is absolutely idiotic that this isnt the case already. Who in the right mind just pays for something online without so much as even entering their email address????? This is basic functionality that is missing here. Do better!
I agree. Shopify manages to do this...why can't Woocommerce??


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Georgia will begin their Junior Eurovision selection process on September 11th.
This afternoon the Georgian broadcaster GPB has confirmed that their Junior Eurovision selection showÂ RaninaÂ will kick off on September 11th at 10pm local time. The show has been used to select the Georgian representative for the contest since 2018.


News archive - EUA: Kosovo Summer Universities as a signal for the future
The Newsletter of the European University Association (EUA) featured in its latest edition (July 27, 2007) a report on summer schools organised by SPARK and held in Kosovo.
Read here the EUA-Article and find the full newsletter at
http://www.eua.be/fileadmin/user_upload/files/newsletter/COM_NL_12_2007_1.html:
Kosovo Summer Universities signal hope for the future
That is the story of how Kosovan higher education is opening up to international academic cooperation.
The initiative for both these summer universities comes from a Dutch development organisation, Spark, initially created by a group of students at the end of the Bosnian war. Yannick du Pont, director of Spark, explains these beginnings:
Summer universities can now be found all across South East Europe, and Spark continues to support these and other educational projects: “We see our role now as offering ideas, and sharing our experience, but also handing over responsibility to universities in the region to organise these summer programmes as soon as they are ready,” explained du Pont. “It is incredibly satisfying to see what summer universities are achieving. They demonstrate the added value to be gained from well-organised international education. Everyone becomes more creative when learning together with colleagues from other cultures. So whatever the outcome of negotiations at the UN in New York, I believe that these activities are helping to build the future for Kosovo and for this region.”
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Spring Planting Delays Likely
Last year on Ag Day, farmers across Indiana were putting seed in the ground. That was not the case this year, and the forecast calls for planting delays well into April. The short term outlook calls for below normal temperatures the rest of this month. Brice Anderson, Meteorologist with DTN sees planting delays continuing into April, “What we have going on now is an upper air pattern that is bringing on fieldwork delays similar to what we saw in 2011.” He added this blocking pattern will keep temperatures below normal and bring more storms into the Ohio Valley and on into the Southeast.
He predicts that corn yields in eastern states including IN will recover from last year and have close to average yields, “I think the best chance for a rebound in yields will be from central Missouri and eastern Iowa, east.” He sees corn yields in states such as IL and IN averaging in the 155-160 bpa range. Anderson disagrees with the USDA outlook that calls for a bumper crop in 2013, “There is just too much of our corn crop that is produced in the west and North where conditions are far from ideal to have the kind of crop that USDA predicts.”


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By Mitra Sorrells | December 1, 2020
Red Ventures, a media company that owns brands such as The Points Guy, CNET and Bankrate, has acquired Lonely Planet from NC2 MediaFounded in 1973, Lonely Planet has been known primarily for its travel guidebooks, with more than 150 million in print in 14 languages, as well as online content, videos, magazines and more.
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Red Ventures says the combination of its proprietary data platform and channel expertise with Lonely Planet’s existing content will create “end-to-end experiences” to help travelers plan and book trips.
Lonely Planet CEO Luis Cabrera, who joined the company in early 2019, is not staying with the company. Instead he will remain with NC2 Media, but Lonely Planet’s other leadership and staff based around the world will now become Red Ventures’ employees.
In June Lonely Planet announced a partnership with Culture Trip to provide advertising and analytics. And in February Lonely Planet launched an API to make it easier for and other companies to access its content for use on their websites and other digital platforms.
In 2019, Lonely Planet acquired ArrivalGuides to expand its B2B strategy as well as TRILL Travel to make visual content bookable.


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According to a press release, TBWA Bucharest was involved in all the pitch process that aimed to chose a company to create the Romanian tourism brand. The consortium the agency […]


The People's Albums: #21 …
So we're fairly deep in 2016 at this point, and that means this is potentially another year in which I could finally finish my epic chronicling of America's best-selling albums. But considering I've got 20 more after this one and I only put out 8 of these during all of last year, well…
Have you heard Kanye West's new album yet?
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One of the most unusual, and most authentic, looking cakes I have ever seen. It really looks like a snake.
I love cakes ... but I hate snakes, though!!! I don't know if I could eat anything like this, or not.
Would you have a problem eating a cake like this??
For a cake, that is incredibly realistic. Telling the difference between it and a real snake is very difficult when looking at just that picture. I suppose I wouldn't have a problem trying it... once I was convinced it was really just a cake. I wouldn't be the one trying to cut first, I can tell you that much.
Excellent pastry ! The illusion is great... when you look at the first photo, it's really impressive as you seems to see an alive snake !
And I love snakes ! I was like you SS : I didn't really like then (but not hating them !!) but I've touched some and that was fantastic ! So now I'm not afraid of them anymore (I wasn't really afraid but ! ).
Happy to hear you aren't afraid of snakes anymore myau56. That's great. A lot of people have them as pets so I don't guess they are all that bad, but I think I'll still stay farrrrrr away from them.
But I won't have a snake as a pet, of that I'm certain ! As my cat isn't going to agree...and my girlfriend too !


OF INTEREST TO LAWYERS: What is Assange's plan?
Could we just stop thinking of Sweden as a brutal police state that doesn't have any due process or rule of law?
This plan sounds feasible, but it is never the less risky for Assange!Further, what is the guarantee that he will find a carrier for escape?


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U.S. News and World Report Magazine has releaseda, and Millburn High School is ranked No. 4, up from No. 5 in 2013. The high school is ranked 13th among all enrollment types of New Jersey high schools, including selective magnet schools. The high school was ranked 15th in the state last year.
Among all schools nationally, Millburn High School ranks 238th, earning it once again the magazine's "Gold Medal" status. The magazine compiles its rankings based on data from the 2011-12 school year. Public schools ranking higher than Millburn include Chatham and Princeton high schools. Millburn outranks schools including West Windsor-Plainsboro South, Montgomery, Glen Ridge, Summit and Madison high schools.
"We are very appreciative of theof Schools James Crisfield. "Being considered a top high school in New Jersey is no small feat,o work so hard to keep Millburn's commitment to excellence a reality."
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"I filed to run in March of 2019, a full year before the COVID shutdown, on a platform of public health equity," Treiger told The Register-Guard Tuesday night. "In the course of these last 20 months it's only become even more evident that that is a much needed framework and perspective on the commission."


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Obituary for Salvatore Scardaci
HYDE PARK – Salvatore Vincent Scardaci passed away on April 1, 2020, after a very full life at the age of 92. He was born in Poughkeepsie, NY on July 26, 1927, to Antoinette (Pomorosso) and Joseph Scardaci.
Sal, better known as Sam, was a resident of Hyde Park for most of his adult life. He was the faithful and loving husband of Elisa (Lee) Scardaci for 64 yearsive chi with one on the way.
Salvatore Scardaci
Sam enjoyed bowling in many of the classic leagues in the area for years and was also an avid card player. He enjoyed watching sporte left a legacy of “hard” work as he also spent countless hours working on all five of his children’s houses over the years. Sam and Lee “together” were known for their gift of hospitality. They loved having the family over their house for a home-cooked meal and hosted many pool parties and other gatherings on a regular basis. Sam was personally known for making his famous pizza. It was not unusual for him to roll out twelve pies at a time with different toppings with ease. He also worked hand in hand with Lee making home-made ravioli to enjoy throughout the year. Their generosity and love will live on in the hearts of their family forever.
Sam is survived by sons: Lawrence and his wife Debbie and Steve and his wife Laurie, and daughters: Linda Killmer, Lori Brady and her husband Jim, and Lisa Mancarella and her husband Tony. Sam is also survived by grandchildren: Mike, Chris, Sarah, Matt, Ashley, Samantha and Evan, and their spouses as well as manyAnna Gorges, brother-in-law Alfonso and his wife Dolores, and brother-in-law Joseph Viani and his wife Lynorradina Petito of Poughkeepsie and Millie Germano of North Carolina. Brother-in-law Joseph Petito resides in Poughkeepsie, NY. Samdonate to Legacies Alive at legaciesalive.comPedestrian killed while walking along Route 17
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I crafted some Tactical Mitigation, then asked one kinnie to craft Supreme morale ones. Naktieskarys made tactical mastery (if I remember good). Result: 1 piece of flower armour fully slotted and equipped. Naktieskarys used his own solvent, thus saving 2.
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It would be nice if people didn’t assume that since they see cats in the area, they can just drop off their cat and things will be great. There are three feeding stations in a relatively small area, because different segments do not eat together or get along.
Nice shot Bryan. Feral colonies do have complex social sructures. I get the feeling that Bebe was probably a pretty low status female before she was rescued.
Lone Ranger and her sister, Tonto, kitten-sit for each other which reduces their stress. LR is the alpha in one of the families in the feral tribe. If you are in a family the other members will provide support which makes life a lot easier. Food and territory on what is controlled, so if you are a fringe cat, you may be allowed to stay in the territory, but you will have to wait until the others are done to eat.
That kitten looks like it’s going to be a nice looking cat when it grows up. The patterns in its coat are so interesting. Those cats all look happy and well fed.
The kitten is a dark tabbie over white, and is a single, so it should fare well. It has walked into my Mother’s kitchen when the screen door didn’t close tight, which means I might be able to catch it for a trip to the vet.


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