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Sé el que estàs pensant (en l'original en anglès Think of a number) és la primera novel·la policíaca de John Verdon. El seu protagonista és Dave Gurney, un detectiu jubilat de Nova York. L'editorial en català és Proa.

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La història comença quan el senyor Mark Mellery rep una simple carta. A sobre, hi ha un paper que demana que pensi un nombre de l'u al mil. Quan obri el sobre, descobreix que el nombre que havia pensat és exactament el mateix que hi ha dins el sobre. En la mateixa carta, se li demana que enviï una quantitat de doblers a una adreça concreta. És llavors quan Mark acudeix al seu antic amic universitari, Dave Gurney, un exdetectiu molt prestigiós retirat després de vint-i-cinc anys de servei, perquè intenti desvelar qui és l'autor de la carta tan pertorbadora.

El que en un principi pareixia una simple broma, acaba convertint-se en un seguit d'assassinats que estan relacionats amb altres que succeïren en el passat.

Dave descobreix que en tots els assassinats s'ha emprat el mateix truc que en el del seu amic, és a dir, que reben una carta amb una nota demanant-los que pensin un nombre que curiosament és el mateix que hi ha dins el sobre.

Al final el protagonista lliga caps i aconsegueix descobrir els trucs fets servir per l'assassí i la seva identitat.

L'antic detectiu descobreix el truc de l'assassí per encertar en quin nombre pensaven les seves víctimes. Aquest simplement consistia a enviar una gran quantitat de cartes demanant a cada individu que pensés un nombre de l'u al mil, i dedins cada una d'elles també hi hauria tots els nombres, d'aquesta manera la persona que per desgràcia escollís el nombre correcte, pensaria que qui els hi ha enviat la carta és tan propera a ells que és capaç de llegir-los la ment.

Després, per saber quines eren les seves víctimes, les obligava a fer que l'hi enviessin una carta a una direcció concreta, d'aquesta manera ell podia saber la localitat mirant el segell.

Després d'haver resolt tot aquest entrellat de preguntes i enigmes, Dave Gurnery ja sap perfectament a quin lloc trobar l'assassí, ja que ell mateix es va delatar.

Simplement, bastava en enviar una patrulla de policies a detenir la persona que visqués a la localitat que la direcció de les cartes demanava que els hi remetessin els doblers.

D'aquesta manera, el detectiu Dave Gurnery aconsegueix sumar una nova detenció a la seva llarga carrera professional. Tant l'argument com la trama coincideixen durant tot el temps de la lectura.

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The metallic structure of the antenna tower weights 480 tons which transmitters serve both for Cultura FM radio Station and TV Cultura reaching a range of 70Km.
The antenna on the top of the building is 109 meters tall which belongs and shared to TV, Radio Gazeta and TV Globo analogical transmission. The original project was a 44-storey building with a TV antenna topping 240 meters. The building with 68.000 m2 is used as a radio and TV studio by Rede Gazeta as theater for 900 people, cinema, restaurants, university and college Cursinho Objetivo as well.
For radio and TV transmission with high quality, this steel tower was built with a mirante to excelent vision to all city. The buildings nearby are most hotels.


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Pathways to Aboriginal Healing
Aboriginal worldview
historical trauma
powerlessness
reconnection
Leaning tree by Milton Jackson, pastel on paper, 41 x 33cm, c.1949. Noel & Lily White Collection, Berndt Museum of Anthropology, The University of Western Australia [1993/0019].
The first step in re-establishing healthy communities is to acknowledge and understand the impact of the colonial legacy on the lives of Aboriginal people today and the various pathways necessary for healing from historical trauma, using both cultural and contemporary understandings and processes.' Helen Milroy, Pat Dudgeon and Roz Walker, Community Life and Development Programs – Pathways to Healing
You might have been wondering how our initiative The Carrolup Story can facilitate healing amongst Aboriginal peoples. One way is by helping show the impact of the colonial legacy on Aboriginal people today, as described in the quote above. This quote appeared in the seminal publication Working Together: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Mental Health and Wellbeing Principles and Practice, edited by Pat Dudgeon, Helen Milroy and Roz Walker, p. 420.
I thought I'd spend a little more time here focusing on some of the other themes described by Helen Milroy and colleagues' chapter on Pathways to Healing.
One thing that has really struck since working in this field is the Indigenous aspiration of healing the community, rather than just 'fixing' the individual as is the case with much of western culture's mental health system. The former approach is far superior, as I will be discussing in future blogs.
So what might healing Indigenous communities involve? Here is a summary of what the above chapter is about, as described at its beginning:
'This chapter provides an overarching framework for understanding the components of healthy communities through a healing and community life development approach.
The chapter explores three major themes covering the nature of the trauma that has occurred over many generations and continues to be experienced in the present. These are:
the extreme sense of powerlessness and loss of control;
the profound sense of loss, grief and disconnection; and
the overwhelming sense of trauma and helplessness.
In turn, there are three pathways to recovery to address each of these areas of trauma that have occurred as a consequence of the history of colonisation and its impacts:
self-determination and community governance;
reconnection and community life; and
restoration and community resilience.
Most significantly we argue that Aboriginal worldviews, developing a comprehensive, holistic approach that focuses on individual, family and community strengths whilst at the same time addressing the needs of the community, is both a more culturally acceptable and effective approach to address these issues.'
Here is what the authors have to say about the first steps to re-establishing healthy communities, which is of clear relevance to what we are trying to do with Sharing Culture.
'The first step in re-establishing healthy communities is to acknowledge and understand the impact of the colonial legacy on the lives of Aboriginal people today and the various pathways necessary for healing from historical trauma, using both cultural and contemporary understandings and processes.
Although the full history of Australia in regard to the treatment of Aboriginal peoples remains in dispute, there is enough evidence to support the experience of sustained, profound trauma for the entire Aboriginal community over generations, suggestive of genocide. See Chapters 1, 6 and 17 for further discussion.
It is partly the ongoing effects of this process that continue to impact negatively at the individual and community level that require healing before the contemporary issues can be successfully dealt with.
Following this, establishing appropriate cultural, community, family and individual support systems and programs to address current needs and developments can occur systematically.
The themes that emerge in the pathways to recovery are:
These ideas are well worth some serious reflection… and action!
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Allegri reveals Ronaldo reaction to 'DNA case' and makes Ramsey claim
11 January at 12:30
Juventus boss Massimiliano Allegri spoke to media on the eve of the last-16 stage of the Coppa Italia against Bologna.
With the Old Lady's star who has been involved in another chapter of the Mayorga case, the Italian tactician revealed the reaction of the former Real Madrid star.
"It's a private thing, I only talk about football. Cristiano has been training well and he rested a bit too. We want to play all the potential 36 games left before the end of the season. I don't want to talk about private life. Ronaldo skipped six games with his national team. Tomorrow he will play, let's see when, where, when and why".
Allegri did also comment on the imminent signing of Aaron Ramsey who will join Juve in the summer. Allegri was asked whether he'd like to anticipate his transfer in Turin in January: "I can already rely on five top midfielders. They are so good that I need nobody. Tomorrow we must maintain our focus or we'd have lost a target".
MANDZUKIC – "We don't have good feelings. Like he says: 'No good'.
DYBALA – "Maybe he could score tomorrow. I expect a nice game, just like he did against Samp. He is very important to link our players. He is a different player than Ronaldo and Mandzukic, they don't build from the back".
RACISM – "I think it's wrong to stop games. There is a solution to problems with Italian football but nobody is brave enough to take it because some decisions would be unpopular".
Nicola Balice, translated by Lorenzo Bettoni
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Don Felder on the Florida Roots of "Hotel California" and Teaching Tom Petty How to Play Guitar
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Don Felder will play songs from his new album, along with Eagles classics, at Seminole Casino Coconut Creek.
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Dark desert highways, mirrors on the ceiling, and pink champagne on ice — who would want to leave Hotel California even if you could?
It turns out the song some people believe to be the quintessential Golden State anthem might have just as easily ended up "Hotel Florida" — an ode to traffic jams, neon lights, and mojitos.
"Even though 'Hotel California' sounds like it should have been recorded in California, most of it was recorded in Miami," says former Eagles guitarist Don Felder, the song's co-writer. "I'd say about half the Eagles records we made with our producer Bill Szymczyk were recorded in Miami."
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Felder is a Florida native who grew up in Gainesville. He cut his chops with the likes of Lynyrd Skynyrd, Stephen Stills, and Tom Petty — the last of whom Felder taught to play guitar.
"It was really a friendly level of competition in that area," Felder says. "Who was going to be the best guitar player? Who was the best band? I'm very proud to say that I've lost three battle of the bands to the Allman Brothers. They were always, by far, the best."
After honing his craft in New York City and Boston, Felder eventually made his way to California, where in 1974 he joined the already established Eagles. He went on to record megahits with them such as "One of These Nights," "Take It to the Limit," "Already Gone," "Victim of Love," "Those Shoes," and, of course, "Hotel California." He left the band in 2001.
In August 2018, the band's album Their Greatest Hits (1971-1975) flew past Michael Jackson's Thriller to become the top-selling album of all time. The group has sold more than 150 million albums, and in 1998, Felder and the Eagles were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame by Florida's favorite adopted son, Jimmy Buffett.
Felder will play songs from his newest album, American Rock 'n' Roll, and solo hits such as "Heavy Metal," along with Eagles favorites and a star-studded Stevie Ray Vaughan tribute, August 2 at Seminole Casino Coconut Creek.
"It gives me a chance to step out of being a songwriter and just play the blues," Felder says of performing Vaughan's "Pride and Joy." "I love that song."
In fact, it was because of that song that guitarist Alex Lifeson from Rush — a band Felder refers to as "the Canadian Beatles" — found his way onto American Rock 'n' Roll.
Felder asked Rush drummer Neil Peart, who was attending a birthday bash at Felder's house, to sit in on an all-star jam session of "Pride and Joy."
"He says, 'I don't play anymore,'" Felder recalls. "I went, 'What? You're probably one of the biggest drummers in rock history. What do you mean you don't play anymore?' He was like, 'No, I quit playing. I'm done.'"
Felder was taken aback and wondered where Peart's decision would leave the rest of the band. "I kept thinking about Alex walking around the golf course twiddling his thumbs, bored stiff," Felder says.
There was no way Felder was going to let that happen, so he asked Lifeson to guest on the fun and funky "Charmed." "He made this beautiful acoustic arrangement in the bridge and did these amazing guitar solos on the end," Felder says.
American Rock 'n' Roll includes a handpicked selection of some of rock's greatest musicians. Mick Fleetwood, Slash, Bob Weir, Richie Sambora, Steve Porcaro, and Sammy Hagar all make appearances. Even Peter Frampton played on the only song Felder says he has ever written on piano, "The Way Things Have to Be."
"I kept hearing that sound that Peter and I played together when we were on tour with Peter Frampton's Guitar Circus," he says of having Frampton's signature echoey, Doppler effect-style sound in mind from the onset.
What Felder didn't know at the time they recorded the heartfelt ballad at Frampton's Nashville studio was that Frampton would soon be diagnosed with a rare muscular disease that could end his touring career.
"I found it really ironic that I would choose that song for him to play," Felder says. "It sounds ethereal. It sounds angelic."
Felder says each guest musician on the album was chosen for a specific reason, but he didn't want to dictate how any of them should sound.
"What I wanted to do was let each of these artists be themselves on the record," he says. "I wanted that fun and excitement and energy, that live spontaneity that comes out when two people are there shoving each other to make the other person reach a little harder and step up a little higher."
One of his favorites is Sammy Hagar, who trades almost indiscernible vocals with Felder on the hard-hitting "Rock You."
"I really wanted to do a duo with someone who's got that great, growly rock voice," Felder says. "And I thought, Who could I call? Sammy! Sammy would be perfect!"
Fortunately, when Hagar gets onboard, his good buddy Joe Satriani is never far behind, and he joined them on "Rock You."
"To sit in the same room with Joe, who probably has the most phenomenal guitar technique of anybody playing rock 'n' roll today... you can't rely on your old standard licks; you have to dig down and find something new," Felder says.
No doubt American Rock 'n' Roll includes some of Felder's best work to date. He says the whole creative process of making the album was vastly different from working with the Eagles.
"When I sat down to write tracks and song ideas for Eagles records, I had to write stuff that was almost like you were writing for a sitcom," he says of composing for each member's distinct talents. "You know the characters... and you kind of write their dialogue — one guy is going to be wacky, somebody is going to be funny, somebody is going to be serious or dramatic, so you kind of write that way for them."
Today, as a solo artist collaborating with a multitude of musicians, he says that strategy no longer works — and that's a good thing.
"If I made something that was too heavy, too hard, like 'Rock You,' it would have never got recorded [with the Eagles]," he says. "It was outside of their framework."
At 71, Felder says he plans to continue touring and collaborating with folks such as Hagar and Satriani, with whom he already has a few shows planned this summer. And though American Rock 'n' Roll proves Felder has no intention of hanging up his strings anytime soon, he does have one thing on his bucket list.
"Not to kick the bucket!" he laughs. "That's at the top of that list!"
Don Felder. 8 p.m. Friday, August 2, at Seminole Casino Coconut Creek, 5550 NW 40th St., Coconut Creek; 954-977-6700; seminolecoconutcreekcasino.com. Tickets cost $25 to $45 via ticketmaster.com.
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The New World Order is Rube Goldberg on Steroids
EDITOR NOTE: Rube Goldberg was a 1930s cartoonist who famously designed and drew machines "that sought to fulfill a task, but did so in such a complex way as to be utterly ridiculous and, very possibly, unworkable." It's a perfect analogy for what the cabal of the most politically and economically powerful people are doing in 2021 to create a New World Order. In their vision of the New World Order, a very small number of people lord over millions. The pandemic – with its business closing, lockdowns, and mask mandates -- and the mRNA shot designed to stop it, which is very close to being forced on everyone by decree, is a perfect example of the Rube Goldberg creation the powerful are using to distract the rest of us from what's really going on. The long-time proponents of the New World Order, Henry Kissinger (97), George Soros (90), Klaus Schwab (83), and Baron Rothschild (85), are getting older and more desperate to see their vision come to fruition. This means we'll see even more instability in the foreseeable future. This coming chaos just adds to the allure of protecting your personal wealth with non-CUSIP gold and silver.
In the 1930s, cartoonist Rube Goldberg became famous for designing machines that sought to fulfill a task, but did so in such a complex way as to be utterly ridiculous and, very possibly, unworkable.
Governments, of course, are Rube Goldbergs on steroids. They have a penchant for making any task absurdly complicated, expensive and, ultimately, dysfunctional.
Whilst this is the norm in any era, we're presently living through a period that's becoming overwhelmingly confusing worldwide. The governments of the First World countries are pushing a whole series of mismatched agendas all at the same time. They seek to present a uniform objective, but even they cannot manage much consistency of purpose. Although all of the First World countries (US, UK, EU, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, etc.) are fully on board, there's no real match-up in their game plan, or even their statements as to what the end goals are meant to be.
There are several main themes: the purported evil of the Second World leaders and the need for First World aggression toward them, even though no one on the other side seems to want to engage. The reinvention of society in which basic truths are turned on their heads and replaced with new, often ridiculous "truths" that no one seems to fully understand, even when they're rabidly promoting them.
And, of course, the COVID scare. COVID-19 was identified early on by a few observers as a lab-created variation on the seasonal flu that was consciously released in several countries at the same time as it was released in its "source" country. It was then hyped to be a killer disease that would create a pandemic.
The virus itself is a threat to the cardiovascular system. The powers behind the scare insisted that the only acceptable treatment was a selection of mRNA vaccines.
The rollout of this effort has been bungled so badly that even its leading salesmen have found it necessary to continually change their stories as to the effectiveness and necessity of lockdowns, distancing, masking and the cancelling of freedoms.
But one constant has remained: No previous flu treatment was of any use and should absolutely not be considered, no matter how effective it had been for decades. Only a vaccine and, indeed, only an mRNA vaccine would do – the patents for which seemed to be held by the salesmen who were leading the vaccine charge in the media.
So, what's really going on here? We're looking at a host of patently absurd notions, each obsessively presented as being beyond question and told that, if we fail to accept all of them 100%, we're a danger to society and need to be punished. We're looking at what occurred in Germany in 1938, following the Nazis' Kristallnacht… but on steroids.
For those of us who have been paying attention over the last decades, it's been quite clear that the New World Order – an extension of the concepts of Mayer Rothschild in the eighteenth century and revitalized by the Rockefeller family a hundred years ago – has been in the works since that time and has recently approached fruition. Most of the pieces of the puzzle are in place and the primary goals appear to be on the horizon.
First, a collectivist form of rule is nearly complete. Collectivism consists of a gumbo of ingredients – socialism, communism, fascism and capitalism – with whatever recipe works for the particular population it is foisted upon. The actual recipe can be changed to fit whatever the tastes of the given country may be.
To soften up the people, ideals and beliefs must be done away with. Karl Marx was quite correct when he postulated that the removal of core beliefs was essential; that perceptions of truth be replaced with non-sensical "truths" and that the only faith be faith in the rulers.
Next, the constant threat of aggression from others is necessary. If no armed conflict exists, conflicts need to be invented. The people must live in fear of a perceived enemy.
The end product is a return to serfdom. The modern serf would have a flat screen TV and a smart phone, but his wealth would be lost to such a degree that he'd be unable to take charge of his own life. He must rely on his government to provide him with his needs on as short-term a basis as can be made workable. This makes him compliant.
Okay, so the New World Order concept has ben kicking around for a long time. It's been the great pride of David Rockefeller, its senior proponent for the greater part of his life.
But why all the craziness? Why now? Why has this behemoth of disjointed concepts suddenly come together and why the rush to make it all happen at the same time? Why not phase it in, possibly over a decade or two?
Well, there's a problem. The very concept of a New World Order, in which a very small number of people lord over millions of proles is, at its heart, a sociopathic one. A part of the pathology of sociopaths is to see the world see the world as a playland that exists for them alone. As they see it, if they die, the world has no further reason to exist.
But the principal movers of the New World Order are now getting very long in the tooth. They've spent their lives pursuing their individual versions of a New World Order, whilst putting up with the versions that their fellow conspirators envision.
Henry Kissinger, now 97, has spent his life believing that a New World Order is best achieved through diplomacy – positioning each of the world's countries for maximum usefulness and cooperation. Close friend George Soros, now 90, believes that dominance is best achieved through chaos and destruction. Klaus Schwab, 83, has spent the last half-century pursuing the concept that the proles must be taught to give up their possessions in favour of the rulers' largesse. Baron Rothschild, now 85, continues to follow his family's long-held belief that the solution for dominance lies in the control of all the currency in the world – both its creation and its distribution.
What we're looking at is a cabal of the most politically and economically powerful people and business entities in the world, with an overall agenda, but each with their own individual mini-agendas, each fighting to lead the charge. Predictably, this once-cohesive-sounding concept is beginning to resemble a Rube Goldberg creation.
Such a condition cannot last. However, whilst it's in play, it will be a cock-up of mythical proportions and will assure that the next few years will be as devastating as they'll be confusing. By the end of the decade it's likely to be over, and the world will be forever changed. The trick will be to sidestep events as much as possible and make it to the other side. That will be no easy task.
Economically, politically, and socially, the United States seems to be headed down a path that's not only inconsistent with the founding principles of the country, but accelerating quickly toward boundless decay.
In the years ahead, there will likely be much less stability of any kind.
That's precisely why, Doug Casey and his team just released this new video with all on details on how to can play your cards—both for prudence and profit.
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use Oro\Bundle\CalendarBundle\Validator\Constraints\DateEarlierThanValidator;
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class DateEarlierThanValidatorTest extends \PHPUnit_Framework_TestCase
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            ->disableOriginalConstructor()
            ->getMock();

        $form = $this->getMockBuilder('Symfony\Component\Form\Form')
            ->disableOriginalConstructor()
            ->getMock();

        $form->expects($this->any())
            ->method('get')
            ->will($this->returnValue($this->formField));

        $form->expects($this->any())
            ->method('has')
            ->will($this->returnValue(true));

        $this->context = $this->getMock('\Symfony\Component\Validator\ExecutionContextInterface');
        $this->context->expects($this->any())
            ->method('getRoot')
            ->will($this->returnValue($form));

        $this->validator->initialize($this->context);
    }

    public function testValidateWhenNotSetArgumentType()
    {
        $this->context->expects($this->never())
            ->method('addViolation');

        $this->validator->validate(false, $this->constraint);
    }

    /**
     * @expectedException \Symfony\Component\Validator\Exception\UnexpectedTypeException
     * @expectedExceptionMessage Expected argument of type "DateTime", "string" given
     */
    public function testValidateExceptionWhenInvalidArgumentType()
    {
        $this->formField->expects($this->any())
            ->method('getData')
            ->will($this->returnValue('string'));
        $this->validator->validate('string', $this->constraint);
    }

    /**
     * @expectedException \Symfony\Component\Validator\Exception\UnexpectedTypeException
     * @expectedExceptionMessage Expected argument of type "DateTime", "string" given
     */
    public function testValidateExceptionWhenInvalidConstraintType()
    {
        $this->formField->expects($this->any())
            ->method('getData')
            ->will($this->returnValue('string'));
        $this->validator->validate($this->dateTimeStart, $this->constraint);
    }

    public function testValidateExceptionWhenRootTypeIsNotForm()
    {
        $data = new \stdClass();
        $data->start = new \DateTime();
        $data->end = new \DateTime();

        $this->context = $this->getMock('\Symfony\Component\Validator\ExecutionContextInterface');
        $this->context->expects($this->any())
            ->method('getRoot')
            ->will($this->returnValue($data));

        $this->context->expects($this->never())
            ->method('addViolation');

        $validator = new DateEarlierThanValidator();
        $validator->initialize($this->context);

        $validator->validate($this->dateTimeStart, $this->constraint);
    }

    public function testValidData()
    {
        $this->formField->expects($this->any())
            ->method('getData')
            ->will($this->returnValue($this->dateTimeEnd));

        $this->context->expects($this->never())
            ->method('addViolation');

        $this->validator->validate($this->dateTimeStart, $this->constraint);
    }

    public function testInvalidData()
    {
        $this->formField->expects($this->any())
            ->method('getData')
            ->will($this->returnValue($this->dateTimeStart));

        $this->context->expects($this->once())
            ->method('addViolation')
            ->with(
                $this->equalTo($this->constraint->message),
                $this->equalTo(array('{{ ' . $this->constraint->getDefaultOption() . ' }}' => $this->constraint->field))
            );

        $this->validator->validate($this->dateTimeEnd, $this->constraint);
    }

    public function testNotExistingFormData()
    {
        $formConfig = $this->getMock('\Symfony\Component\Form\FormConfigInterface');
        $form = new Form($formConfig);

        $this->context = $this->getMock('\Symfony\Component\Validator\ExecutionContextInterface');
        $this->context->expects($this->any())
            ->method('getRoot')
            ->will($this->returnValue($form));

        $this->validator->initialize($this->context);

        $this->assertNull($this->validator->validate(false, $this->constraint));
    }
}

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The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933)
THE LEAGUE CARNIVAL.
The following handicaps have been declared by Mr. D. Spencer for the Five-mile Motor Cycle Race, to be contested at the L.Q.W. sports on Saturday. N. Chc[?] name appears tvice in
Wed 1 Aug 1906 - The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933)
Page 6 - THE LEAGUE CARNIVAL.
Motor Cycle Races.
The following handicaps have been declared
by Mr D Spencer for the Five mile Motor
Cycle Race, to be contested at the L.Q.W sports
on Saturday. N Chefalo's name appears twice in
one heat, as he has been given the privilege to
ride either of the machines with which he has
entered. The first and second in each heat will
start in the final :-
First heat C. Pond, Krown, 2 3/4 h.p, 40sec ,
F Skov, Mlnerva, 2 hp, 1 min 15sec , G A
Jackes, Sarolea, 2 3/4 hp 1 min 50sec , A Larson,
De Dion, 2 1/2 hp, 1 min 55sec, H. Joyce,
Singer, 2 h.p. , 2 min 20sec.
Second heat N Chefalo, Minerva, 3 1/2 h.p.,
scratch , H. Henderson, Local, 3 1/2 h.p , scratch ,
F. W. Rickards, Minerva, 3 1/2 h.p., scratch ,: J
Campbell, Local, 2 3/4 h.p , 25sec , J Holcroft,
Advance, 2 3/4 h.p , 40 sec , N.. Chefalo, Griffon, 2 3/4
h.p , 40sec.
THE LEAGUE CARNIVAL. (1906, August 1). The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933), p. 6. Retrieved January 18, 2022, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article19462297
"THE LEAGUE CARNIVAL." The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933) 1 August 1906: 6. Web. 18 Jan 2022 <http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article19462297>.
1906 'THE LEAGUE CARNIVAL.', The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933), 1 August, p. 6. , viewed 18 Jan 2022, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article19462297
{{cite news |url=http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article19462297 |title=THE LEAGUE CARNIVAL. |newspaper=[[The Brisbane Courier]] |volume=LXIII, |issue=15,149 |location=Queensland, Australia |date=1 August 1906 |accessdate=18 January 2022 |page=6 |via=National Library of Australia}}
Funding for digitisation contributed by State Library of Queensland
The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933), Wed 1 Aug 1906, Page 6 - THE LEAGUE CARNIVAL.


We're finally heading into longer days of sunshine and warmer temps are soon to follow…a girl can dream, right? That must mean it's time for a Spring Home Tour! I love teaming up with Marty from A Stroll Thru Life and being a part of her fun home tours each season. If you are stopping by the blog for the first time, welcome! It's a pleasure to have you here. Did you stop by Brooke's beautiful tour on your way here? I just love her warm, beautiful home. Spring home decor to me is all about designing a space that celebrates the beautiful colors popping up outside and bringing them indoors. This time of year I always get excited to re-arrange things throughout the house, clear a few things out and freshen it up. At the end of this post, you will find links to all 30 fall home tours that will be happening this week, and you definitely don't want to miss any of them!
We began construction on this #1987FixerUpper 10 months ago, and to see just how far it has come is really incredible. (You can catch up on all of the before and after posts here to see the transformation) We are still in the process of getting settled in around here, so the kitchen is really my favorite spot because it feels finished! Woohoo! It gives me the chance to decorate it and make it feel like one space in the house is complete. I am having fun working with the blue island and decorating around it this year. I hope you enjoy our spring kitchen!
I was all about mixing metals in this kitchen. I'm not convinced that I am going to love brass forever…well, I will, but I'm more concerned about the people we may sell the house to in the future, so I wanted to use brass in places that were easy to switch out if needs be. These pendant lights and these sconces were a fun way to bring in the brass. I used these satin pulls and knobs, and the kitchen faucet and pot filler are both chrome.
This pretty light over the nook is one of my favorites in the house. It is from Restoration Hardware BABY if you can believe that! I actually prefer their baby and teen lines. I thought this gorgeous little light deserved to be out where people could see it…not tucked away in a nursery! 😉 I'm excited to share more of this nook once it has some furniture. I ordered this table and these chairs for it. The chairs just arrived and the table should be here in the next week or so…yay!
I fell in love with this Bella Statuario slab as soon as I saw it at Arizona Tile. It is quartz and I love that it's low maintenance! We use our kitchen hard and I need things to be very user friendly.
I love this pretty tray I found the other day. The wood and brass are such a pretty combination and I love the contrast of textures on the white stone countertops. I'm also totally a fun, colorful bowl hoarder. Sometime I will have to show you inside my bowl cabinet. It looks like a rainbow exploded and it makes me so happy. This pretty flowered bowl is a new addition to the collection.
I added another pop of color to the kitchen with this great runner. Living around here I am going to need lots of rugs to keep our toes warm in the winter.
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I'm so excited for you to visit all of these fun tours. Pop on over to Clean & Scentsible next and see the beautiful tour that Jenn has in store. Don't miss out on all the other fabulous tours this week too. Here is a complete line up of what you can expect everyday. Have a wonderful time touring these talented ladies' homes!
What a before and after! I'm sooooo in love with your kitchen. Beautiful remodel.
Oh my, what a fabulous transformation of your kitchen. It is stunning. I love your blue island and the counters are wonderful. It is so fun to see how you are transforming this house. I can't wait to see more. Thanks so much for joining the tour, your new home is full of great ideas to inspire.
Wow–stunning! Thanks for sharing the before picture–it's hard to believe how far your kitchen has come. I'm with you on that light fixture; it definitely needs to be on display! Great job!
I adore your kitchen! I just love the navy island and the way the rug ties in beautifully. I also liked how you changed the pattern of the subway tile over the stove. We did a similar thing on ours and it really adds extra interest. Your spring touches look beautiful and I love the tray! Thanks for the tour!
Thank you Shelley! It is amazing how something so simple like changing the direction of that tile can make such a big impact, isn't it? I love the border that you did around your tile. I went back and forth trying to decide what to do about that. I love the way yours turned out!
Your kitchen remodel has taken my breath away! I love all the pretty little details such as the brass pendants and stunning rug.
Oh my goodness, what a transformation! Your kitchen is gorgeous. I love the color palette and those wonderful light fixtures.
Your kitchen is simply divine Tammy! Love the punches of jewel tones on the island, rug and decor! Wow, congrats on your new and fabulous kitchen! I love all the lighting too! As always honored to share this home tour with you, cheers!
Tammy, this is AMAZING! Love your blue island! Love the counters! Love the rug!
tammy- wow, what a transformation. your kitchen is so pretty and I love your choice to use the navy . so pretty.
Tammy, I adore your kitchen. That blue island and the quartz…amazing! The whole transformation of your kitchen is just remarkable!
Gorgeous, gorgeous makeover! You have such beautiful style!
Wow, I love seeing the before photo of your kitchen. It is absolutely gorgeous. So bright and cheerful and the flowers bring that perfect little pop of color for spring.
Oh my goodness! Your kitchen is the stuff dreams are made of!!! That navy island is just gorgeous! Everything is!
I love this! What colors did you use on the cabinets and walls?
We are in the process of remodeling the kitchen in the home we just purchased. I am doing navy custom cabinets and what that exact color… Can you please provide the name of the color if you have it. I have pinned navy cabinets but no one provides the exact color. Please help!
hello! Love those wood floors, can you tell me the manufacturer/color?
Beautiful kitchen. I love the counter top. Can you tell me the brand and color? Thank you!!!


Over just 12 weeks, one woman is on a mission to raise $30,000 for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.
The Friendship State Bank has been honoring the legacy of the Wilke S. and James W. Lemon with a scholarship for over 20 years.
Cub Scout Pack 402 is looking for donations for its annual Blue and Gold Banquet slated for Sunday, Feb. 24, from 12:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.


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[ARCHIVED] Milliman Resigns from Transportation Posts
Brookings City Manager Emeritus Gary Milliman has resigned as the City's representative on both the South West Area Commission on Transportation (SWACT) and the Border Coast Regional Airport Authority (BCRAA).
"It has been a pleasure to continue to serve the Brookings community on these two transportation boards since my retirement as City Manager three years ago," Milliman said.
Milliman has been named Interim City Manager for the City of Ashland effective August 2 and will be unable to attend SWACT and BCRAA Board meetings during the course of his interim assignment, which will likely last into 2022. He will continue to serve as Brookings Municipal Court Judge during this period.
Milliman served on the SWACT for almost 14 years and was named Chair in 2016.
"On behalf of ODOT and SWACT, thank you so much for the exemplary service and leadership you provided over these last 13.5 years," said ODOT South West Area Manager Chris Hunter. "You will be truly missed and welcomed back anytime."
Milliman was also serving as Vice Chair of the BCRAA Board of Directors, the first Board officer from Oregon. Milliman was among the framers of the joint powers agreement which expanded the BCRAA jurisdiction to include Brookings, Curry County and the Tolowa Dee'ni Nation. He has served on the BCRAA Board as either an alternate or voting member for eight years.
During his tenure on the Board, BCRAA has experienced a number of significant achievements including:
Sustaining regular commercial air service to the Del Norte County Regional Airport, and securing millions of dollars in federal funding to support this service.
Expanding utilization of air service to near capacity.
Securing funding for and constructing a state-of-the-art air passenger terminal.
Securing millions of dollars in federal funding for runway safety improvements.
Overcome major obstacles to secure permitting through the California Coastal Commission for airport improvements.
Secured the first-ever grant funding for an out-of-state airport from Oregon.
"BCRAA is a well-functioning organization that continues to advance the improvement of air passenger service to the southern Oregon/northern California region," Milliman said.
During his service on the SWACT, the City received grant funding approval for three major projects, including Railroad Street reconstruction, the Harris Beach bike/pedestrian path, and the installation of sidewalks along Chetco Avenue from Dollar General to Parkview Drive…a project set to begin construction in 2022.
Brookings City Manager Janell Howard will succeed Milliman in serving on the SWACT board and Councilor Ed Schreiber will serve on the BCRAA Board, with Howard as the alternate member.


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Four Marks gypsy pitch plans to be heard at EHDC's first virtual meeting
By Herald reporters
Thursday 14th May 2020 1:16 pm
@https://twitter.com/farnhamherald
The proposed site of five new gypsy pitches in Willis Lane, Four Marks ()
AN APPLICATION for five new gypsy pitches in Four Marks will be decided by councillors next week – in East Hampshire District Council's first 'virtual' council meeting since the coronavirus outbreak began.
The proposal (reference 29336/008/FUL/JonH) concerns the use of land at Janeland in Willis Lane for the stationing of caravans for residential purposes for five gypsy pitches with utility/day rooms.
East Hampshire's planning committee will debate the application at 6pm on Thursday, May 21 using video conferencing system Skype – and the public are invited to watch the meeting in progress online.
View the agenda for the meeting, including a report on the Four Marks application, in advance online at https://easthants.moderngov.co.uk/ieListDocuments.aspx?CId=158&MId=2497&Ver=4
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The council stopped holding public meetings when the Government announced the lockdown on March 23 but continued its operations using emergency powers allowing the council leader authority to make executive decisions.
The decision has already been taken to suspend the annual council meeting, which normally sees councillors appointed to roles and committees and includes the election of a new chairman.
Councillors will continue in their current roles until the annual council meeting can be held.
Cllr Richard Millard, leader of East Hampshire District Council, said: "During the coronavirus outbreak it has been much harder for the council to continue its normal business.
"We have obviously had to suspend public meetings and many of our staff have moved from their normal, day-to-day roles to help out with our work to support vulnerable local people.
"We have still managed to keep our normal business running as smoothly as possible, but it is a key pillar of local government that the decisions are scrutinised by the general public.
"As a result, we will soon be holding our first online meetings, which will give the public the opportunity to 'attend' the meeting and follow the decision-making process.
"These virtual meetings will give the public a chance to hear the debate and follow the decisions being made."
East Hampshire District Council's constitution gives the leader, Cllr Millard, and his cabinet, authority to make executive decisions as required.
These decisions are also subject to the same 'call-in' process and can be challenged through the council's scrutiny process.
Digital meetings are now possible after changes to the law allowed councillors to take part in meetings and vote on decisions without physically being present.
Planning applications that can be determined by officers are still going ahead as normal, but larger applications, that would normally go to committee for debate and decision, are being held back for the virtual meetings.
Four Marks


Empty Arms is governed by a working board of six to eight members, all of whom are totally committed to the work that we do. Every board member has a deep personal connection to pregnancy or infant loss, either through personal experience or professionally. We're so grateful to have this amazing team to help us make decisions, fundraise, and plan for the future of this organization.
Carol is our our founder and director. She heads up the programming and people-organizing for Empty Arms. She organizes the logistics for meetings, makes all initial reach-out phone calls, emails bereaved parents, and enthusiastically connects people with one another. She also holds full responsibility for heading up the Companion Programs at all four hospitals. Carol is our educator, she conducts all of the professional trainings we provide to healthcare providers, our peer companions, and our support group facilitators. Carol can be reached at emptyarmsbereavement@gmail.com.
Sarah Nichols is our office and project manager- and boy, does she get the job done. Sarah is responsible for keeping track of all the people who use our services, making sure we follow up with them, acknowledge important anniversaries, and provide them with the necessary resources. Sarah helps to keep all of our projects on a timely schedule, and assists Carol in all the day-to-day functions of carrying out our program goals.
The two of us are an awesome team and love working together.
Wait... isn't there a lot of overlap here? YES. We are a small organization, and we have a small group of committed leaders, many of whom wear many hats for our organization. We've got facilitators who are also companions, facilitators who are also directors, and facilitators who are also board members. In all of our work, we make it a priority that each person who is involved in our organization has a deep personal connection to loss. This narrows our pool of qualified candidates, and so the end result is that we are blessed with a hard-working team of multi-tasking people!


I've been creating things as far back as I can remember - and loving horses just as long. It was only natural I began creating various horse-shaped, themed, and related items. My biggest creative interest is the model horse hobby. I have been making custom model horses for many years and have recently started to get into making miniature tack and props for them as well. Along the way I've been learning a lot. I've got plans to further my education; I want to learn more, do more, and share more!
In 2015, I moved to Japan, due to my husband's "day job". I was sad to leave the world of horses behind - but then THRILLED to discover that we had landed in, basically, the "Kentucky" of Japan, an area long known for horses and horse breeding. It turns out they are everywhere here: in statues, paintings, manhole covers, and - of course - many are real, live, beautiful horses too. I've been fortunate to see cultural horse events here that I'd never seen, or even heard of, before. I have been sharing some of my adventures in Japan, as well as some of the horse sightings, on my blog. However, I'd like to share more of the thousands of pictures I've taken (and will still take) with a wider audience.
When I first heard about this site, I could barely contain my excitement! I love the idea of people being able to support their favorite creators and to receive perks for that support. I especially loved that, in most cases, support options start at just $1/month. Most of the time when people "subscribe" to something, it's a much larger financial decision. However, if you like what someone is doing and want to support them, $1/month is fairly easy way to say: "Hey, I like what you're creating – keep it up!" I think it's very exciting for both patrons and creators too. It's taken me a little while to gather my thoughts on what I'd like to do with my very own Patreon campaign and I hope you like what I've come up with!
My answer is threefold: first, I want to explore this new (to me) and exciting platform to reach others, share what I'm doing, and - hopefully - build a community. Secondly, I'm excited to share this platform with others who may benefit from it, by finding creators they'd like to support and maybe even creating a campaign of their own. Third, I'd like to earn some income to allow me to further my knowledge, continue my creative journey, and be able to better share even more exciting discoveries along the way! More on that can be found in my goals on here.
I would be most appreciative of any level of support that someone feels like giving. In an attempt to show that, I've spent quite a bit of time trying to come up with some fun rewards. They are all listed to the right side of this page. They may change over time, I might add more, or tweak what I'm offering - feel free to give feedback on what you might like to see or think would be a good thing to offer. One thing I can say is that I will not take away any rewards, if at all possible. Meaning that if you choose a reward and I decide later on to change something, I'll still honor what you chose, or discuss it with you if I think of something better!
Your support means so much; every little bit is appreciated!
I will send you a personal Thank You, as well as post an exclusive to Patreon picture of a Japanese horse, at a special event or location, once a month.
You will be among the first to know about any new projects and news that I have to share - happening here first!
You'll receive access to my private Patreon feed, where I will share - among other things - lots of pictures of Japanese horses, ponies, and events.
These will include detailed reference pictures from various events. Many of the photo posts will be geared toward model horse tack/prop making and performance showing, but also anyone who might have an interest in horses or Japan.
(Feel free to use any pictures posted as documentation - with credit given, please).
You'll get to see Behind the Scenes video clips: from what's being worked on in the studio, as well as out and about.
Plus, plus, I have some tutorial videos planned, they will be shared here first!
Actual snail mail! Such as: thank you cards and random little notes to say "Hello".
I'll send a card for your first month and then every other month after.
Monthly mailings with small surprises, to include: occasional horse-themed Artist Trading Cards made by me, maybe some sea glass, or other fun trinkets that I come across.
Something extra sent to you!
What will I send? You tell me! I'll pull ideas from discussion and comments on the feed.
"Thank You" doesn't begin to cover it.
I will be able to start taking photography classes with a goal of improving my photography and in turn be able to offer better and better photos as references for the amazing things I've been seeing in my journeys. Also would like to improve my product photography and tutorial photography as well.


Still had the site in my fave list.
Not sure if anyone will even remember me.
I remember you Dave. Weren't you the REAL SPARTACUS....... ?
Lol Probably have to wait another 4 1/2 years for an answer!
I'll get the pop corn!
No, have always been PFF, even back in Ezboard days.
It wasn't me that's for sure... I think!!
I remember you too PFF, nice to see an old face again, so to speak.
Interestingly N4N has just closed it's doors for good!
Gosh, some familiar names on this topic, saw there was a post from Sabean Queen as well elsewhere on the home page.
Don't think I've visited this forum in about a decade!


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Q: Php recursive method getting products At this moment i am trying to get all products from the children of the specified category recursively.
I am using laravel and created a class to handle this in App/Helpers so it will be autoloaded.
The structure of the database is as followed
Categories :
1|0|2015-07-28 14:45:38|2015-07-28 14:45:38
2|1|2015-07-28 14:52:43|2015-07-28 14:56:47

Products :
1|2|2015-07-28 15:10:45|2015-07-29 11:04:44

So the product has a categoy id of 2. Category 2 had parent id of 1. So if the user is on the page of category 1 he/she needs to see the products belonging to category 1 and category two because 2 is a child of category 1.
This is my current method :
 public static function getProducts($id) {

        self::$products =  DB::table('products')->where('category_id', $id )->get();

        $categories = DB::table('categories')->where('parent_id', $id)->get();
        if ($categories !== null) {
            foreach ($categories as $category) {
                array_merge(self::$products, self::getProducts($category->id) );
            }
        }
        return self::$products;
    }

I hope someone can help me to retrieve all products that belong to the child categories recursively.
Update:
I have installed the Laravel debug toolbar and found out that my queries don't return any result when loading the web page. When i query it with my sql client i do get the proper result.
This is my current method to get all products from subcategories:
public static function getProducts($id)
    {

        $products = [];
        $categories = DB::table('categories')->where('parent_id', $id)->get();
        array_merge($products, DB::table('products')->where('category_id', $id)->get());
        if ($categories !== null) {
            foreach ($categories as $category) {

                self::getProducts($category->id);
            }
            return $products;
        }
    }

Database schema:
CREATE TABLE "products" ("id" integer not null primary key autoincrement, "url" text not null, "title" text not null, "keywords" text not null, "description" text not null, "content" text not null, "attributes" text not null, "pdf" text not null, "image" text not null, "category_id" integer not null, "created_at" datetime not null, "updated_at" datetime not null);
CREATE TABLE "categories" ("id" integer not null primary key autoincrement, "url" text not null, "title" text not null, "keywords" text not null, "description" text not null, "content" text not null, "parent_id" integer not null, "created_at" datetime not null, "updated_at" datetime not null);

Also opened up the debug bar and site => http://remotefix.nl:81/producten/flenzen
If anyone can help me this would be appreciated.

A: In Laravel,
hasMany() and belongsTo() creates Parent & Child Categories relationship.
Simply use in Model that extends Eloquent. For sample,
    public function getChildValues() {
        return $this->hasMany('Category', 'parentid');
    }

    public function getParentValues() {
        return $this->belongsTo('CategoryMN', 'id');
    }

This link might help you.
And to retrieve for example, in Controller,
$categories_child = Category::with('getChildValues')->get();


I hope that Xmas was a relaxing one break with only thoughts of food (feeding oneself), wine (intoxicating oneself) and spending time with your nearest and dearest and anyone else who invited themselves round! Because, this next phase of the journey is where you lose your pants, fill your designer handbag and Iphone with notes and cuttings on everything imaginable; and, hurtle your poor self around town trying to get everything done according to that picture of perfectness that only you will truly understand and appreciate.
Now don't get me wrong! I want to you have your magical moment even more than you do! But I also know that your schedule won't stretch to all the things you will attempt to achieve particularly when you don't know what your options are.
Perhaps you might even be thinking 'this seems complicated' I can't imagine how it works?
I did a little bit of maths today (which felt kinda surreal when you've had two weeks off from work), to answer a rather insistent little girl who popped her nose round the door. "So how many wedding dresses have you made….ever?" she said. Well, I hadn't a clue. Largely because I don't think of dresses and brides as numbers, I think in color and shapes and design and details. So, after a good deal of finger counting multiplied by a few decades, I figured out that I have designed well over 300 dresses – excluding dresses made prior to 1998.
When you check out the portfolio section below you will see that my brides come from everywhere! Surrey, South East London, West London, The Midlands, Scotland, Kensington, Hampstead, Highgate, Hertfordshire, Oxfordshire, Canada, France, Belgium etc. Many of these brides would simply email me with a description of what they wanted and we would arrange to meet up in London for me to present my ideas and sample fabrics for them to select.
I have included in this post a small selection of my favourite dresses and media coverage. And, if you look carefully, you might even spot that back in 2002, my bridesmaids were already wearing the 2018 Pantone colour of the year – How imaginative and inventive is that? . Please feel free to drop me line if you have questions that you want talk about with me and I will do my best to help.
btw, my style is not limited to what you can see but only by your imagination to dream!


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Q: Test for existence in a unioned list I'm trying to test for whether items in multiple lists belong to the union of all the lists. There is a column for all of the items unioned together, and additional columns for each individual list. I want to have true or false, depending on whether each list contains the specified item. As an example, there are two tables, containing the following items:
-- Table 1
Item
apple
orange

-- Table 2
Item
pear
grape

-- Resulting Table:
Item       Table1      Table2
apple      true        false
orange     true        false
pear       false       true
grape      false       true

My SQL to generate this query is as follows:
WITH utable AS (SELECT item FROM table1 UNION
                SELECT item FROM table2)
SELECT utable.item,
       CASE WHEN EXISTS (SELECT table1.item, utable.item
                         FROM utable LEFT JOIN table1 ON utable.item = table1.item)
                         THEN 'true' ELSE 'false' END AS Table1,
       CASE WHEN EXISTS (SELECT table2.item, utable.item
                         FROM utable LEFT JOIN table2 ON utable.item = table2.item)
                         THEN 'true' ELSE 'false' END AS Table2,
FROM utable;

I am sure that my case statement doesn't work, because I don't completely understand the logic behind the syntax. It always writes true. What am I doing wrong, and do you have any suggestions for improvement? Thanks for any advice.

A: What about something like this:
WITH utable AS (SELECT item, 'true' AS table1, 'false' AS table2 FROM table1 UNION
                SELECT item, 'false' AS table1, 'true' AS table2 FROM table2)
SELECT item, MAX(table1) AS table1, MAX(table2) AS table2
FROM utable
GROUP BY item
;

A: case when with subquery if you always want a result of true or false?
create table x1 (item varchar(30))
    insert into x1 (item) values ('apple')
    insert into x1 (item) values ('orange')

create table x2 (item varchar(30))
    insert into x2 (item) values ('pear')
    insert into x2 (item) values ('grape')

with utable as ( select item from x1 union
                select item from x2)
select utable.item
    , case when item in (select item from x1) then 'True' else 'False' end as Table1
    ,case when item in (select item from x2) then 'True' else 'False' end as Table2
 from utable


There are nearly 67,000 trade and professional associations in the U.S., with assets valuing $306 billion.1 These organizations have traditionally relied on membership dues to drive revenue. However, this reliance brings new challenges. With membership decreasing and technology and personnel expenses increasing, associations must turn to new tactics to stay competitive.


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Q: Prevent SQL injection by rejecting English characters? I try to create a comment session on a web site in which the users will be non-English speakers and as a results their comments will be in their mother tongue.
If I use the following code which I found here ( [PHP Detect if non-english ), it means that I will prevent the SQL injections?
$string = $_POST['comment'];
if(strlen($string) != mb_strlen($string, 'utf-8'))
{
    echo "proceed";
    require_once('db_file.php');
}
else {
    echo "English Detected.";
    exit();
}

I tested it and if I use English characters mixed with Chinese/Greek/Polish, it turns out that it 'exits' the code.
Any idea/opinion about that? Of course, I will put the "mysqli_real_escape_string" but I would like to know if the English detection provides me with additional security.
Thanks for your time.

A: Does it provide additional security? No.
The proper escaping function (mysql_real_escpae_string in this case) is exactly what you need, nothing more nothing less.


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Assistant professor in Condensed Matter Theory – University of Copenhagen, Denmark, 2022
Denmark, University of Copenhagen (UCPH)
Sat, 02 Apr 2022 (06:59 KST)
The Niels Bohr Institute (NBI) at the University of Copenhagen is seeking applicants for an assistant professor position in theoretical condensed matter physics, Denmark, 2022
Position: Assistant professor
Research Field: Condensed Matter Physics
Joining Date: July 01, 2022
Contract Period: Permanent position
University of Copenhagen (UCPH)
As part of the faculty renewal program at the Niels Bohr Institute, within the next three years a permanent faculty position will be opened, relevant to (but not restricted to) the area of theoretical condensed matter physics. Applicants are expected to have an outstanding research profile and a vision to establish an independent research program and, as well, to interact with the existing research groups at the Niels Bohr Institute.
Assessment of applicants will primarily consider their level of documented, internationally competitive research. The ability to attract external funding will be considered together with outreach qualifications. Teaching qualifications are not mandatory but documented teaching qualifications and teaching experience will be considered.
Six overall criteria apply for assistant professor appointments at the University of Copenhagen. The six criteria (research, teaching, societal impact, organisational contribution, external funding and leadership) are considered a framework for the overall assessment of candidates. Furthermore, each candidate must be assessed according to the specific requirements stated in the job advertisement.
According to the lab interest
Reference Number: 211-0235/21-2A
- Curriculum vitae
- Diplomas (Master and PhD degree or equivalent)
- Research plan – description of current and future research plans
- If available, description and documentation of teaching and supervision experience and
qualifications - please describe and document:
Experience with supervision of BSc and MSc students
Formal pedagogical training
Complete publication list
Separate reprints of 5 particularly relevant papers
The project will be funded by a grant from the Danish Agency for Science and Higher Education (SFU). The position will be part of a comprehensive new Danish research environment (Q-MAT) in magnetism, superconductivity, and quantum materials, related to upcoming research at the ESS, and embedded in the condensed matter theory group at the Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen. Significant collaboration is expected to take place with local people at NBI, including
e.g. B. M. Andersen, K. Flensberg, P. Hedegård, K. Lefmann, J. Paaske, and international collaborators, and experimental condensed matter physics groups. The research activities of the current position will also be closely connected to the ESS-DMSC (ESS-Data Management Center) where theoretical progress in materials modelling may be transferable to data-analyzing software relevant for the ESS instruments C-SPEC, T-REX, and BIFROST.
Current research groups at NBI in the field include the condensed matter theory group (cmt.nbi.ku.dk), x-ray and neutron sciences (nbi.ku.dk/english/research/condensed-matterphysics/xns/), and the Center for Quantum Devices (qdev.dk). Other divisions at the Institute include quantum optics, astrophysics, biophysics, geophysics, and particle physics.
The assistant professor's duties will primarily include research, including obligations with regard to publication/scientific communication and research-based teaching with associated examination obligations within [title of appointment]. To a limited extent this may also include performance of other duties.
About the Employer: University of Copenhagen (UCPH)
Terms of appointment and payment accord to the agreement between the Ministry of Finance and the Danish Confederation of Professional Associations on Academics in the State.
Negotiation for salary supplement is possible.
Interviews/trial lectures will be held on week 14
Please refer to the following no. in future communication in this case: 211-0235/21-2A
Inquiries about the position can be made to the head of institute: Prof. Jan. W. Thomsen, or Assoc. Prof. Brian M. Andersen, Niels Bohr Institute, E mail: bma@fys.ku.dk, Direct Phone: (+45)50468651.
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Amy Updike—@fitamysuzanne—has been weightlifting through pregnancy and sharing it with her 139K Instagram followers. Here's her advice for staying fit all 9 months.
Salt Lake City-based mom of one (with another due any moment), Amy Updike is not only a pediatric registered nurse, she's also an International Federation of Bodybuilding and Fitness (IFBB) Bikini Professional who is still lifting weights like a pro—even when nearly nine months pregnant. It's no wonder the 29-year-old has garnered an Instagram following of 139,000. We sat down with Updike to chat about her amazing preg bod, fitness tips and how she keeps the naysayers at bay.
Fit Pregnancy: Have you always been involved in fitness?
Amy Updike: For the past two-and-a-half years of my life—since my daughter was 11 months old—I have been very involved in fitness. My knowledge of exercise and my own body has grown dramatically. I competed in 11 bikini competitions in 2013-2014, and I've worked closely with a coach who helped me with my diet and exercise routine.
FP: How is your first and second pregnancy different?
AU: During my first pregnancy I had very little knowledge about exercising, especially exercising during pregnancy. I was constantly afraid of doing too much, so I erred on the side of doing too little. I would take an occasional yoga class or go on a hike once every two weeks or so.
When I became pregnant in the winter of 2014, I decided that I would continue my fitness regimen as much as possible throughout my pregnancy. My goals were to maintain my muscle mass as well as my endurance during the pregnancy.
Being able to compare my first pregnancy with this current one has been invaluable to me. I have gained slightly less weight—by about 8 pounds. With my first, I gained 35 lbs and I've now gained 27 pounds at 38.5 weeks pregnant. But more importantly, I have had tons more energy, have had less depression during this pregnancy, and have felt more positive and more empowered than ever before.
I feel strong! I feel capable! I don't feel quite as needy or unable to do what I need to do, even during this last month of pregnancy. Its amazing! More than anything, I feel more empowered as a mom and as a woman during this pregnancy!
FP: What types of workouts have you done while pregnant with your second child?
AU: I have continued to lift weights about 3-5 days per week, and I also incorporate some low-intensity cardio. I very much listen to my body and do what feels good to me. I have split my weightlifting workouts into different muscle groups, as I did before pregnancy, or I have grouped some of my workouts into whole-body workouts.
I have begun to use resistance bands more now than I ever have before. This has helped me to create low-intensity workouts that I can do anytime and anywhere. No matter what I choose to do for workouts, I follow my body's lead and do what feels good.
I make a point to do something active almost every single day! Whether I get to the gym to lift, do a quick body-weight workout in the park while my daughter plays, [use] resistance bands at home, or [take] a brisk walk through the neighborhood, I try to do something to get my body moving every day.
FP: Wow, that's so much! When do you rest?
AU: There are days, when I am too exhausted, sore, or worked a 12-hour shift at the hospital, [on which] I choose to just rest and relax. I cannot stress enough how important it has been for me to listen to my body and do what it tells me.
With that said, I have trusted my body during the pregnancy to tell me when I am pushing too hard so that I don't injure myself. I have kept having good form in the front of my mind at all times while lifting and have lowered my weights dramatically as the pregnancy has continued.
Safety is, of course, a huge concern of mine. While I don't count my heart rate while I am exercising, I do make a point to notice how out of breath I am and to slow down my workout and rest when I get too out of breath. I take more frequent and longer rest periods while lifting during pregnancy.
FP: What are some common misconceptions you believe many have when it comes to exercise and pregnancy?
AU: Many women are led to believe that it is unsafe to exercise during pregnancy or think that only very light cardio is safe. After asking a few doctors and reading articles, I have begun to believe that our bodies are capable of doing during pregnancy whatever they were used to doing before pregnancy.
Of course I don't believe a woman should begin a vigorous exercise regimen after becoming pregnant if her body wasn't already doing it before. But I don't believe a woman should need to limit her exercise routine if she has been deemed healthy and low-risk by her OBGYN or midwife.
FP: Have you had any bad experiences as your bump started to show?
AU: While I have been lifting at the gym, I often get many stares or comments from other people. Perhaps other people are still not very used to seeing pregnant women be very active, especially at the gym. But I have been happy to inform them that my doctor/midwife have encouraged me to continue my exercise as long as I feel good and listen to my body for safety!
Many of the negative comments I have gotten in person while working out have been along the lines of: "Wow, are you going to have your baby right now?" or "Your baby is going to come flying out if you keep squatting like that!" or "Should you be doing that?" I am always happy to inform them about how good it is for my body and the baby to keep exercising regularly and that I am not injuring myself.
FP: What about on your popular Instagram account?
AU: I have had mostly positive comments from my amazing followers. But, I have of course had negative comments [from] people who are mostly uneducated about pregnancy, especially exercise during pregnancy. Some people truly just don't know or understand that regular exercise can be a part of a healthy pregnancy!
I think the outdated thought that pregnant women should just be very careful and not very active during pregnancy has been passed down from past generations and [has] pervaded the thoughts of people, even of my current generation! Educating others has become a passion of mine—that exercise can and should be a part of pregnancy when the pregnancy is low risk and the woman is healthy.
FP: What do you hope your followers feel after knowing your story?
AU: My hope is to encourage women to continue the level of fitness that they had before pregnancy and make healthy choices as far as diet to reap the benefits of being physically active as well as not [gaining too much] weight during pregnancy. The more weight a woman gains during pregnancy, the more likely she is to feel slow and sluggish and uncomfortable the last few months of pregnancy. How awesome would it be for more women to be moving and feeling great right up until those last few weeks or even days of pregnancy?!
Check out Updike's Instagram, @fitamysuzanne, and website for more awesome photos of her fit baby bump, along with videos of her workouts.


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Long cuttings can often be cut into several sections. Azaleas root very easily during the winter months. Take a look at the special page on Azaleas root very easily during the winter months. Take a look at the special page on Dormant Azalea Cuttings .... Take 2- to 5-inch cuttings, in the morning, using clean pruning shears. Do not take cuttings from shoots coming from the base of the azalea. Do not take cuttings from shoots coming from the base of the azalea.
Stem cuttings are ideal for propagation of rhododendrons, which is a semi-hardwood evergreen plant. The cuttings must be done correctly and at the right time or the stem will not root be viable and root. Propagation takes some time, but when it is done correctly, you will have a new rhododendron to plant outdoors when the time is right. How you prepare the stem is the most important part of... The Rhododendron plant is an evergreen. In general, an Azalea bush is smaller in height, leaves, and blooms. In general, an Azalea bush is smaller in height, leaves, and blooms. Most varieties of Azaleas grow two to eight feet tall.
Propagating hardwood cuttings of many evergreens can be done at home in a simple frame filled with course sand. To make such a frame, just make a square or rectangular frame using 2" by 6" boards.
3/12/2012 · Seedlings will take from 2 years (evergreen azaleas) up to seven years or more (some large leafed rhodos) to flower. Evergreen azaleas and alpine rhodos are most commonly grown from small softwood cuttings taken from mid-spring to early summer.
Take cuttings of current year's growth, cutting just above the leaves from last year. Take cuttings in the early morning the day after rain or irrigating the plant. Immediately place cuttings in plastic bag and close bag to reduce water loss.


Set on Trapezia's crest in Afandou this splendid villa with its perfect orientation, style and quality build has recently become a significant part of our portfolio. Breathtaking sea views can be appreciated from all areas of the house but the generous swimming pool is definitely an appealing addition to the property. The separate guest house offers complete discretion away from the main house together with the barbecue area enjoying the shade of the pergola at the side of the swimming pool. The perfect setting for outdoor dining in the company of friends and family. A covered bar can also be found next to the swimming pool offering us refreshing cocktails and an area for relaxation whilst watching the glorious sunset. The large landscaped garden (4.000m²) has a wide selection of trees and vines as well as a manicured lawn ideal for children to play on. Parking spaces in the basement of the villa have direct access to the kitchen. Fortunately the limited construction ability in the neighbouring area ensures uninterrupted sea views for life.


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package org.thingsboard.server.dao.sql.relation;

import org.springframework.data.domain.Pageable;
import org.springframework.data.jpa.repository.JpaRepository;
import org.springframework.data.jpa.repository.JpaSpecificationExecutor;
import org.springframework.data.jpa.repository.Modifying;
import org.springframework.data.jpa.repository.Query;
import org.springframework.data.repository.query.Param;
import org.springframework.transaction.annotation.Transactional;
import org.thingsboard.server.common.data.rule.RuleChainType;
import org.thingsboard.server.dao.model.sql.RelationCompositeKey;
import org.thingsboard.server.dao.model.sql.RelationEntity;

import java.util.List;
import java.util.UUID;

public interface RelationRepository
        extends JpaRepository<RelationEntity, RelationCompositeKey>, JpaSpecificationExecutor<RelationEntity> {

    List<RelationEntity> findAllByFromIdAndFromTypeAndRelationTypeGroup(UUID fromId,
                                                                        String fromType,
                                                                        String relationTypeGroup);

    List<RelationEntity> findAllByFromIdAndFromTypeAndRelationTypeGroupIn(UUID fromId,
                                                                          String fromType,
                                                                          List<String> relationTypeGroups);

    List<RelationEntity> findAllByFromIdAndFromTypeAndRelationTypeAndRelationTypeGroup(UUID fromId,
                                                                                String fromType,
                                                                                String relationType,
                                                                                String relationTypeGroup);

    List<RelationEntity> findAllByToIdAndToTypeAndRelationTypeGroup(UUID toId,
                                                                    String toType,
                                                                    String relationTypeGroup);

    List<RelationEntity> findAllByToIdAndToTypeAndRelationTypeGroupIn(UUID toId,
                                                                      String toType,
                                                                      List<String> relationTypeGroups);

    List<RelationEntity> findAllByToIdAndToTypeAndRelationTypeAndRelationTypeGroup(UUID toId,
                                                                                String toType,
                                                                                String relationType,
                                                                                String relationTypeGroup);

    List<RelationEntity> findAllByFromIdAndFromType(UUID fromId,
                                                    String fromType);

    @Query("SELECT r FROM RelationEntity r WHERE " +
            "r.relationTypeGroup = 'RULE_NODE' AND r.toType = 'RULE_CHAIN' " +
            "AND r.toId in (SELECT id from RuleChainEntity where type = :ruleChainType )")
    List<RelationEntity> findRuleNodeToRuleChainRelations(@Param("ruleChainType") RuleChainType ruleChainType, Pageable page);

    @Transactional
    <S extends RelationEntity> S save(S entity);

    @Transactional
    void deleteById(RelationCompositeKey id);

    @Transactional
    @Modifying
    @Query("DELETE FROM RelationEntity r where r.fromId = :fromId and r.fromType = :fromType")
    void deleteByFromIdAndFromType(@Param("fromId") UUID fromId, @Param("fromType") String fromType);

    @Transactional
    @Modifying
    @Query("DELETE FROM RelationEntity r where r.toId = :toId and r.toType = :toType and r.relationTypeGroup in :relationTypeGroups")
    void deleteByToIdAndToTypeAndRelationTypeGroupIn(@Param("toId") UUID toId, @Param("toType") String toType, @Param("relationTypeGroups") List<String> relationTypeGroups);

}


OK, first off, when did Blossom get a PHD? Maybe I should actually start watching Big Bang Theory, aside from all the forced nerdiness, it's apparently nothing but a nostalgiapalooza of actors from my childhood. That said, why is this even a thing? Everybody should know how Superman shaves.