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Q: How to properly use InOut ObjectParameter in EF4? I recently had cause to bring back just a single value in addition to tabular data returned by my stored procedure.  Since EF doesn't support stored procedures with multiple result sets, I figured I could accomplish this via an output parameter.  However, using this method I encountered an issue where in I was getting only rounded values back for some numeric value fields.
The parameter to my stored procedure was declared as:
@MyValue    numeric(19,6) output

When calling the mapping function, I had:
var myValue = new ObjectParameter("MyValue", typeof(decimal));
List<MyResultItem> results = this.ObjectContext.CallMyStoredProc(someId, myValue).ToList();

This is what always returned the value rounded to an integer (i.e., scale zero).
I was first able to fix this by manually editing the underlying XML to the .edmx by manually adding Precision and Scale attributes:
<Parameter Name="MyValue" Type="numeric" Mode="InOut" Precision="19" Scale="6" />

This was, not surprisingly, completely discarded the next time I performed "Update Model from Database.."
I seem to have fixed it more reliably by updating my declaration for the ObjectParameter as such:
var myValue = new ObjectParameter("MyValue", 999999999.999999M);

However, this seems an awful lot like a hack, and I'm worried about issues in the future (even if it's just maintenance regarding this magic number).  Is there a better, and reliable, way to use output parameters within Entity Framework?

A: I ended up needing this in more places, now, so I created a helper method for it:
/// <summary>
/// Get the maximum allowed value for a SQL numeric of the specified scale and precision.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="scale">The scale.</param>
/// <param name="precision">The precision.</param>
/// <returns>Decimal representing the maximum value for the specified numeric.</returns>
public static decimal SqlNumericMax(int scale, int precision)
{
    return (decimal)Math.Pow(10, (scale - precision)) - (decimal)Math.Pow(10, (-1 * precision));
}

This doesn't absolve the use of magic numbers in code, but at least it does help provide an exact match between what you see in code to what you see in the database.  (i.e., for a numeric(19,6) stored proc parameter, you'll call Utility.SqlNumericMax(19, 6), so the relationship is more immediately apparent.)
It looks like providing the maximum value to the parameter prior to the stored proc call is still the best and most reliable method for the call to populate the result correctly.


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Halima Yakoy Adam, née vers 2000 sur une île du lac Tchad, est une parajuriste tchadienne. Droguée et attachée à un engin explosif, elle a été forcée de se rendre dans un marché bondé à Bol, au Tchad, le 22 décembre 2015. Elle a perdu deux jambes, mais a survécu. Après sa rééducation, elle a étudié pour devenir parajuriste. Après cela, elle a travaillé pour aider d'autres femmes victimes de violence au Tchad.

Biographie
Alors qu'Halima Yakoy Adam a quinze ans, son mari, membre de Boko Haram, l'emmène sur une île près de la frontière nigériane. Il lui dit qu'ils partent en voyage de pêche. Il s'avère qu'il l'a emmenée dans un camp d'entraînement de Boko Haram, où elle est forcée à devenir une kamikaze. Après avoir été droguée, elle est attachée à un engin explosif, puis, le 22 décembre 2015, elle est envoyée dans un marché bondé à Bol, dans l'ouest du Tchad. Deux autres filles font également exploser leurs bombes et perdent la vie, Yakoy Adam perd ses jambes lors de l'attentat. Elle-même est cependant sauvée à temps.

Une fois rétablie, elle retourne chez elle sur l'île Ngomirom Doumou au lac Tchad. L'UNFPA est présent sur ces îles, avec des programmes d'aide aux survivantes des violences sexistes et de Boko Haram. Yakoy Adam reçoit des soins et de la rééducation et est formée pour devenir parajuriste à Bol. À ce poste, elle travaille pour aider d'autres femmes survivantes de violences au Tchad, et travaille contre le radicalisme et la violence extrême.

Amina J. Mohammed, secrétaire générale adjointe des Nations unies, salue la résilience de Yakoy Adam: .

Notes et références

Personnalité féminine tchadienne

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Remote ischemic preconditioning will reduce graft-related events after surgical infrainguinal revascularization: evidence-based surgery hypothesis.
Surgical lower extremity revascularization obligates ischemia-reperfusion, and local ischemia-reperfusion provokes systemic inflammation; perhaps counterintuitively, remote ischemic preconditioning elicits a constructive anti-inflammatory response. So, remote ischemic preconditioning will decrease graft-related complications after surgical infrainguinal revascularization.


Stream anime episodes online for free, Watch One piece Episode 193 English version online and free episodes. Anime Episode guide One piece Episode 193 English dubbed The Battle Ends! Proud Fantasia Echo's Far! The 400 year war on Sky Island comes to an end. Montblanc Cricket and the Masira Brothers hear the Golden Bell ringing and realize that the Gold City was always in the sky. Eneru, who was thrown to the Blue Sea heads out to the Fairy Vearth (the Moon). The Sky People (both Skypieans and shandians) celebrate the end of the war with a great bonfire.


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- Diamond Dust - http://blogs.app.com/diamonddust -
Softball: Thursday (5/6) schedule
Posted By Robert Ziegler On May 6, 2010 @ 1:35 pm In Uncategorized | Comments Disabled
Ocean 6, Neptune 3
Mater Dei 7, Point Beach 6
Middletown North 5, Manalapan 3
No. 2 St. John Vianney 3, No. 8 Raritan 2
No. 4 Toms River East 11, Jackson Memorial 3
Lacey 11, Toms River South 1
No. 10 Brick 10, Brick Memorial 4
Central 13, Barnegat 2
Monmouth 10, Freehold 9
Monsignor Donovan 12, Lakewood 8
Pinelands 12, Manchester 1
Keansburg 5, Henry Hudson 4
Keyport 18, Asbury Park 2
No. 1 Middletown South 9, Freehold Township 2
No. 6 Howell 5, Marlboro 0
Toms River North 6, Southern 3
Nutley 12, Red Bank 0
Jackson Liberty 10, Point Boro 0
No. 7 Manasquan 15, No. 5 Wall 0
What to watch for: The Class B Central title race could be decided today with Mater Dei visiting Point Beach and Henry Hudson at Keansburg. The Admirals can clinch the public division title and at least a share of the outright championship with a victory, while the Seraphs would secure the non-public title with a win. For Mater Dei to tie Henry Hudson for the outright title, it has to win today and have Henry Hudson lose one of its final two division games. Or, the Seraphs can win the title outright should the Admirals lose their final two division games. Point Beach and Keansburg remain in the mix, and if both win today, it could create a scenario where all four teams finish tied atop the division, pending Henry Hudson's game at St. Rose on Thursday. ………. The other remaining division title to be decided is a little more clear as St. John Vianney can clinch its first Class A Central title since 2007, when it also won the Shore Conference Tournament, against Raritan today. The Rockets have not beaten coach Aado Kommendant's former team in four tries since he took over the program last season. ………. Manalapan and Middletown North meet in an important game for both teams with the Shore Conference Tournament cutoff approaching Monday. They're both over .500, but some teams – Neptune, Freehold Township and Toms River North – could find themselves in trouble with a loss today. ………. Toms River East looks to wrap up another perfect season in Class A South, and Brick visits a Brick Memorial team looking for its first 10-win season since 2004. ………. Middletown South can push its record to 18-0 and complete a perfect season in Class A North with a win today. ………. Nicole Casey should keep Point Boro in the game as she has all season, so Jackson Liberty could be on upset alert today. That said, Taylor Cwalinski has been brilliant and the Lions have consistently scored enough to win games, while the Panthers have had trouble pushing runs across. ………. In a rematch of a Monmouth County Tournament quarterfinal, Wall visits Manasquan tonight. The Crimson Knights remain unbeaten against Shore Conference teams.
Article printed from Diamond Dust: http://blogs.app.com/diamonddust
URL to article: http://blogs.app.com/diamonddust/2010/05/06/softball-thursday-56-schedule/
Copyright © 2009 Diamond Dust. All rights reserved.

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DHWHEATREC constructs an object representing one or more heat recovery devices in a DHWSYS. Drain water heat recovered by the device increases parent DHWSYS wsInlet temperature and/or fixture cold water feed temperature.  This reduces water heating energy consumption.

**wrName**

Optional name of device; give after the word "DHWHEATREC" if desired.

<%= member_table(
  units: "",
  legal_range: "*63 characters*",
  default: "*none*",
  required: "No",
  variability: "constant") %>

**wrMult=*integer***

Number of identical heat recovery devices of this type. Any value >1 is equivalent to repeated entry of the same DHWHEATREC.

<%= member_table(
  units: "",
  legal_range: "*x* $>$ 0",
  default: "1",
  required: "No",
  variability: "constant") %>

**wrHWEndUse=*choice***

Hot water end use to which this DHWHEATREC is applied: one of Shower, Bath, CWashr, DWashr, or Faucet.  Selects DHWUSE draws for heat recovery calculations.  Currently, only Shower is supported.

<%= member_table(
  units: "",
  legal_range: "Shower",
  default: "Shower",
  required: "No",
  variability: "constant") %>

**wrCountFXDrain=*integer***

  Number of fixtures (of type wrHWEndUse) whose drain lines pass through this heat recovery device.  wrCountFXDrain=0 causes this DHWHEATREC to have no effect (that is, equivalent to omitting the DHWHEATREC command).

<%= member_table(
  units: "",
  legal_range: "*x* $\\ge$ 0",
  default: "1",
  required: "No",
  variability: "constant") %>

**wrCountFXCold=*integer***

  Number of fixtures (of type wrHWEndUse) with cold water supply connected to the DHWHEATREC potable-side outlet and thus use tempered water to mix with hot water.

<%= member_table(
  units: "",
  legal_range: "*x* $\\ge$ 0",
  default: "1",
  required: "No",
  variability: "constant") %>

**wrFeedsWH=*choice***

Specifies whether the potable-side outlet of the DHWHEATREC is connected to the DHWHEATER(s) inlet.

<%= member_table(
  units: "",
  legal_range: "Yes, No",
  default: "No",
  required: "No",
  variability: "constant") %>

**wrType=*choice***

Specifies the type of heat recovery device: Vertical, Horizontal, or SetEF.  Horizontal and Vertical derive effectiveness from wrCSARatedEF, flow rates, and water temperatures.  As of Feb. 2019, the same correlation is used for both Horizontal and Vertical, so these choices have no effect on results.  Choice SetEF uses wrCSARatedEF without modification as the effectiveness (note hourly variability).

<%= member_table(
  units: "",
  legal_range: "Vertical, Horizontal, SetEF",
  default: "Vertical",
  required: "No",
  variability: "constant") %>

  **wrCSARatedEF=*float***

Specifies the heat recovery effectiveness, generally determined using CSA B55.2 rating conditions.  This value is modified during simulation based on water flow rates and temperatures.  If wrType=SetEF, wsCSARatedEF is used without modification.

<%= member_table(
  units: "",
  legal_range: "0 $\\le$ *x* $\\le$ 1",
  default: "*none*",
  required: "Yes",
  variability: "hourly") %>

**wrTDInDiff=*float***

Temperature drop between the fixture drain and DHWHEATREC drain-side inlet.  The drain-side inlet temperature is thus DHWUSE wuTemp - wrTDInDiff.

<%= member_table(
  units: "^o^F",
  legal_range: "*x* $\\ge$ 0",
  default: "4.6 ^o^F",
  required: "No",
  variability: "hourly") %>

**wrTDInWarmup=*float***

Drain-side inlet water temperature during warmup.  During the warmup portion of a draw (if any), the drain-side inlet temperature will initially be lower than that based on DHWUSE wuTemp.  wrTDInWarmup allows input of user estimates for this temperature.  Note wrTDInWarmup is *not* adjusted by wrTDInDiff.

<%= member_table(
  units: "^o^F",
  legal_range: "*x* $>$ 0",
  default: "65 ^o^F",
  required: "No",
  variability: "hourly") %>

**endDHWHEATREC**

Optionally indicates the end of the DHWHEATREC definition.

<%= member_table(
  units: "",
  legal_range: "",
  default: "*none*",
  required: "No",
  variability: "") %>

**Related Probes:**

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The Municipality of Sitia, in cooperation with the Sitia Development Organization and the Technological Educational Institute of Crete (Department of Nutrition and Dietetics) is organising a festival entitled: "Local Produce: Nutritional and Therapeutic Properties". During the festival there are cooking demonstrations and tastings of local produce from Sitia and the areas with which it has developed cooperative relationships: the Lassithi Plateau, Chios and the area of Mount Troodos in Cyprus. There are also demonstrations of Cretan cooking by well-known chefs, who have creative proposals for incorporating local products in modern cuisine.
Other interesting events surrounding the main festival include informative seminars to help the effective promotion of local products, visits to model production and standardised preparation facilities, artistic events, traditional music and dance events, exhibitions of photography and painting, a graffiti competition, demonstrations of personal care and health products, interactive musical and theatrical games for children, and many more.
Local hotels and catering establishments in the city take a particularly active part in the events, with special price offers, and unique treats for visitors. The Municipality of Sitia and the Sitia Development Organization extend an open invitation to participate in this great celebration of Sitia's local produce, with the myriad aromas, flavours, music and dancing that flood the city's main square.
Media representatives, including those from specialist magazines in Greece and abroad, will be attending the event and helping Sitia take its rightful place on the global culinary map and in the international food and drink markets. The festival takes place as part of the project "TOPON EFORIA – Nutritional products and sustainable development in the cooperating regions" of the Cross-border Cooperation Programme CBC 'GREECE-CYPRUS 2007-2013'.


Each printer is shipped on two separate pallets: one pallet for the printer frame and a second pallet for the AFCCU (or PUM) frame. For sizes and weights, see Table 14 and Table 15.
In addition to the pallets, one or two additional cartons are shipped with the printer. These cartons contain options and miscellaneous hardware necessary to install the printer.
Check the route that the printers must travel from your loading dock to the location where they will be installed to ensure that they fit through the doorways and halls. The printers are wider than a standard doorway.
Use the Physical Planning template, GX22-7140 for service clearances and raised floor cutouts.


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var config = require('config')
import asyncApiAction from '../helpers/asyncApiAction'

const GET_COUNTRY_PLACE_COUNT = 'GET_COUNTRY_PLACE_COUNT'

function setCountryPlaceCounts (data) {
  return {
    type: GET_COUNTRY_PLACE_COUNT,
    countryPlaceCounts: data
  }
}

export function getCountryPlaceCounts (route) {
  return asyncApiAction(`${config.get('apiEndpoint')}/countries`, setCountryPlaceCounts, setCountryPlaceCounts, { err: 'There was an error retrieving the country data' }, route)
}


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Le Liman de Sassyk ou Lagune de Sassyk () est une lagune maritimes (limans) du raïon de Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyï au sud de l'Ukraine.

Géographie
Il est formé d'une lagune qui prolonge le Kohylnyk à partir de Tatarbounary jusqu'à la Mer Noire.

Écologie
C'est un site ramsar qui accueille une grande biodiversité.

Sources

Voir aussi

 Liman de Berezan,
 Liman du Dniestr,
 Liman de Grigoriev,
 Liman de Codjabey,
 Liman de Tylihul,
 Liman de Soukhy.

Notes et références

Sassyk
Sassyk
Site Ramsar en Ukraine
Oblast d'Odessa


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Q: OAuth2 authentication/authorisation for API I am creating my own API server which I want to authenticate using OAuth2 (using my Azure Active Directory as an IDP).
Any client (firstparty or thirdparty) can connect to my API providing a JWT. The client will use an Azure AD (which I own) to authenticate, and will pass the Access Token obtained from the Azure AD in each request to my API server. The API server should validate the signature of the Access Token attached in the request.
I am confused how to validate the signature of the JWT. If it is RS256, should I fetch the the public key and validate on every request? (may be with caching to avoid requesting every time) But I feel I am complicating it.
[Got more understanding after reading the comment by @Ján Halaša and updated the question accordingly]

A: There is an RFC for OpenID Connect discovery endpoint which provides metadata about the OAuth2 and OpenId Connect services. Azure Active Directory supports this endpoint, but it's tenant-specific:
https://login.microsoftonline.com/{tenant}/v2.0/.well-known/openid-configuration

The returned JSON document contains the jwks_uri attribute which holds a URL that can be used to get the AD's public keys in JWK format. According to the documentation, the URL should be
https://login.microsoftonline.com/common/discovery/v2.0/keys

You should be able to find a key with the same kid (key identifier) value as the kid value from the JWT your want validate. The key should have the following additional attributes kty: "RSA" (key type) and use: "sig" (used for JWT signing).
When you get the key, you just decrypt the signature part of the JWT being verified and compare it to the hash you make from the other two parts of the JWT (the hashes must be the same).
You can cache the JWK keys, since its values should not change - if there is a new key, it will get a new unique kid. Probably the only problematic situation is if a key gets removed from the JWKS document, so it's up to you how long you will cache it.

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Navi Kaur
Navi Kaur has been researching and working with restaurants set up and managed by Indian, Bangladeshi and Pakistani families across rural parts of the Midlands, with a particular interest in those in rural areas of the Peak District and Shropshire.
For decades, setting up restaurants has been an integral part of the South Asian diaspora experience in the UK and to capture these significantly important moments of shared culture, she has been working on a documentative film piece to share stories of successful South Asian businesses that have built positive relations within these rural areas.
With the film Navi will share perspectives on the migrant experience, and the importance of food, identity and culture, through the lens of running an independent South Asian restaurant within a rural and predominantly white areas of the country.
Navi Kaur (b. 1993) is an artist and educator based in Birmingham, UK.
Navi often makes work commenting on the migrant experience, specifically around journeys, environment, storytelling and documentary. Inspired by an archive of family photographs found in her grandparents' home, she produces work in response to the lives they have built here in the U.K, encompassing their Sikh faith and daily regimes, working predominantly through the processes of digital photography, film and installation.
Navi works closely with her Budimom, Surinder, and Baba Ji, Karamjit (paternal grandparents), to better understand her own heritage and culture through feelings of displacement in organised environments and highlights the importance of celebrating cultural diversity through cross collaboration.
www.navikaur.com
Image Credit: by Navi Kaur
< Oliver Udy & Colin Robins Rural: Commissions & Collaborations >


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New Theatre Royal Lincoln
Children in Need event in Lincoln will feature on the live BBC show - screened across the nation
The BBC One show is watched by millions
Dawn Hinsley
New Theatre Royal in Lincoln is to host a Children in Need event which will be beamed live across the country during the official BBC show on November 16.
Throughout the evening there will be three live link ups to a regional show and one national link up with the Appeal Show televised live on BBC One and watched by millions.
The national link up will feature a children's choir made up of local school children.
Natalie Hayes Cowley artistic director of the theatre said: "This is a landmark event in the theatre's busy schedule.
"We are thrilled to support BBC Children in Need and we are very grateful for the opportunity. The theatre is developing rapidly due to the public support and it's so good to give something back - it really will be a fun packed and exciting evening."
The famous Pudsey
More than a hundred children from five primary schools across Lincoln will be taking part in the special live choir performance with children across the country, live on national television.
Those in the audience on the night, will be in for an full evening of entertainment - with 100% of proceeds going to BBC Children in Need.
Everyone can look forward to lots of audience participation and appearances by familiar faces.
Presenters from BBC Radio Lincolnshire including Melvyn Prior and Sue Taylor will be split into teams to perform in lip sync battles, which will be judged by a panel of celebrities. Songs from the likes of Dolly Parton, Back Street Boys and Chesney Hawkes will be performed.
The panel of judges will include the New Theatre Royal's pantomime star Barney Harwood of Blue Peter and CBBC.
Getting ready for this year's panto at the New Theatre Royal Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Pictured is children's presenter Barney Harwood from Prank Patrol who is playing the Huntsman and Snow White being played by Sophie Gaudie. (Image: Anna Draper / Lincolnshire Echo)
Melvyn Prior, said: "We are all really looking forward to the lip sync battle and showing off our dance moves.
"BBC Children in Need does amazing work in Lincolnshire and is something BBC Radio Lincolnshire loves to get behind and fully support. I know the other presenters are extremely excited for the show and looking forward to contributing to such a brilliant cause."
The night will also include performances from local artists including county-based magician Lewis Daniels.
Across Lincolnshire, BBC Children in Need currently funds 19 projects totalling £1.1million.
Stars launch New Theatre Royal's pantomime in Lincoln - see our gallery of the cast in costume
Amelia Chambers, a manager at the theatre, explains how the venue got involved: "Our business development manager Emma Olivier-Townrow met with Charlie Partridge of BBC Radio Lincolnshire early last year.
"Emma encouraged a visit to the theatre and explained our mission to restore the theatre to its former glory and she also made a gentle plea to host the Children in Need show.
"In January this year the BBC made contact and the planning began. After several site visits, careful planning meetings and the support of other local businesses we were all set."
BBC Children in Need will be back for its 39th Appeal Show on Friday, November 16 on BBC One from 7pm.
BBC Children in Need at New Theatre Royal Lincoln on Friday, November 16, 7pm. Tickets: £6/£5. Box office: 01522 519999.
Follow Lincolnshire Live What's On
If you want to stay up to date with events, food, nightlife, days out and entertainment news from across Lincolnshire, there's a number of ways you can do it:
Follow our Lincolnshire Live What's on page on facebook - go and give us a like by clicking here.
We've got a dedicated What's On channel on our website - which you can visit by clicking here.
There are also dedicated pages which collate our articles on Food and Drink, Family and Kids, Music and Nightlife, and Shopping.
And if you're looking specifically for family oriented events, or want to share news on a family event you have organised, why not join our Lincolnshire with Kids group on facebook?
Food and DrinkLincoln couple, who started making pizzas in back garden for NHS, open takeaway in new homeIt has become a new career after redundancy
The ups and downs of Steep Hill - one of Lincoln's top 'attractions'
Lincoln City CentreIt's dicey when icy but never dull
Lincoln Imp Trail coming back for 2021 with organisers saying it will be 'vibrant, Covid secure attraction'
Things to do in Lincolnshire'This project has the ability to unite the city during this really challenging time'
Lincoln City CentreThree-wheeler taxi pods given green light for LincolnIt is a UK first
Lincoln couple, who started making pizzas in back garden for NHS, open takeaway in new home
Food and DrinkIt has become a new career after redundancy
Home Bargains Lincoln - when is the quietest time to visit and avoid the queues?
ShoppingData picked up from smartphones can give us the answer
RetfordFriend's emotional tribute after shock death of 'extremely funny' Retford man'He was a really nice person and was always smiling. We had some great times together'
Woman's warning after hitting 'dangerous' 4-foot long pothole on Lincoln road
Lincolnshire County CouncilThe council say the pothole will be fixed 'as soon as possible'
Lincoln City FCLincoln City title winner seals move to National League sideSmith was part of the Imps squad which won the League Two title in 2018/19, making 24 appearances during that memorable campaign
Zack Elbouzedi opens up about his lack of game time at Lincoln City
Lincoln City FCThe Irish winger has been outstanding for the Imps in the Papa John's Trophy this season, but has appeared in just two league games for the Imps
Call for clearer supermarket coronavirus guidelines after Asda staff pictured together on break
AsdaThe picture appears to show some staff close together in a smoking shelter at North Hykeham Asda


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Steven Spielberg teaming up with Peter Jackson to bring Tin Tin to the big screen was a brilliant idea.
The story is great. It has a steady flow, keeps you interested, has plenty of action mixed with humour, and just enough intrigue to keep you following the clues right along with Tin Tin.
The chase sequence with the hawk and the scrolls is fabulous. It must be a director's dream to be able to control the shots as they can with animation, and they don't skimp on the details either.
The battles scene on the high seas are amazing. Not just the animation and the incredible work of Andy Serkis, but the story ideas. They must have employed every animator on the planet to get the intricacies they threw in to some of the shots. Having said that, it really didn't need to be in 3D; in fact for this story in particular it may have even been more engaging if it weren't.
The film is a cross between the adventures of Sherlock Holmes and the amusing mishap adventures of Wallace and his street smart dog Grommet. It isn't clear at first whether, like Wallace, Tin Tin will continuously miss all the clues his clever side-kick discovers. This was a little disconcerting as, given Tin Tin's more serious demeanor, it isn't nearly as amusing to watch him fumble as it is Wallace. Thankfully, with the introduction of new and intriguing characters Tin Tin hits his stride, and begins to unravel clues at the same pace as the audience, increasing the intensity of the action and the satisfaction of the chase.
Tin Tin has more than a cult following and for those fans there'll be many more nuances pulled from the action but for new comers alike, there is a lot to like about this film and the promise of at least one sequel down the road.
check your local listings at most Empire Theatres for screening dates and times.


In front of the R.S.L. there is a cenotaph which was built as an R.S.L. project. There are 6 names on this cenotaph - 5 males and 1 female. These names are of ex-service people that willed that on their death, their cremated remains become incorporated into the cenotaph. Following the death of local ex-service people, the local Bundeena Sub Branch of the R.S.L. donates a book in their honour to the Bundeena Public School and Shire Library.


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In-situ identification of RuO4 as the corrosion product during oxygen evolution on ruthenium in acid media
R. Kötz, S. Stucki, Daniel Alberto Scherson, D. M. Kolb
131 被引用数 (Scopus)
The corrosion of ruthenium during oxygen evolution in 0.5 M H2SO4 was investigated using cyclic voltammetry, the rotating ring-disc electrode technique and differential reflectance spectroscopy. Cyclic voltammetric curves exhibit a distinct reduction peak at ∼ +0.80 V vs. SCE in the negative scan provided the positive limit is extended beyond ∼ +1.2 V vs. SCE. The use of in-situ reflectance spectroscopy allows the identification of RuO4 as the main, if not the only, corrosion product. Based on these results, the voltammetric feature observed at ∼ +0.80 V vs. SCE is attributed to the reduction of RuO4 in solution. Finally, rotating ring-disc and reflectance spectroscopy measurements provide a strong indication that the onset of O2 evolution and Ru corrosion takes place at the same potential and thus the reaction pathways of both processes can be assumed to involve a common intermediate.
Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry
Published - 1984 8 24
フィンガープリント 「In-situ identification of RuO4 as the corrosion product during oxygen evolution on ruthenium in acid media」の研究トピックを掘り下げます。これらがまとまってユニークなフィンガープリントを構成します。
Ruthenium Chemical Compounds
Spectroscopy Engineering & Materials Science
Acids Engineering & Materials Science
Corrosion Engineering & Materials Science
Cyclic voltammetry Engineering & Materials Science
Electrodes Engineering & Materials Science
Kötz, R., Stucki, S., Scherson, D. A., & Kolb, D. M. (1984). In-situ identification of RuO4 as the corrosion product during oxygen evolution on ruthenium in acid media. Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry, 172(1-2), 211-219. https://doi.org/10.1016/0022-0728(84)80187-4
In-situ identification of RuO4 as the corrosion product during oxygen evolution on ruthenium in acid media. / Kötz, R.; Stucki, S.; Scherson, Daniel Alberto; Kolb, D. M.
In: Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry, Vol. 172, No. 1-2, 24.08.1984, p. 211-219.
Kötz, R, Stucki, S, Scherson, DA & Kolb, DM 1984, 'In-situ identification of RuO4 as the corrosion product during oxygen evolution on ruthenium in acid media', Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry, vol. 172, no. 1-2, pp. 211-219. https://doi.org/10.1016/0022-0728(84)80187-4
Kötz R, Stucki S, Scherson DA, Kolb DM. In-situ identification of RuO4 as the corrosion product during oxygen evolution on ruthenium in acid media. Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry. 1984 8 24;172(1-2):211-219. https://doi.org/10.1016/0022-0728(84)80187-4
Kötz, R. ; Stucki, S. ; Scherson, Daniel Alberto ; Kolb, D. M. / In-situ identification of RuO4 as the corrosion product during oxygen evolution on ruthenium in acid media. In: Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry. 1984 ; Vol. 172, No. 1-2. pp. 211-219.
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Anti-Muslim Hate Crimes Are Spiking In The U.S. Donald Trump Won't Speak Up.
"It is [the president's] duty to repudiate bias."
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President Donald Trump's inability to understand the fears and concerns of American Muslims was apparent even before he won the election.
After much pressure, President Donald Trump finally conceded this week that the rise in anti-Semitism around the country "has to stop." But some American Muslims are wondering ― does the president have our back, too?
Since Trump entered the White House, mosques have been vandalized and even set on fire, a prominent Muslim civil rights leader has been threatened with physical assault, and Muslim university students have been targeted with racist fliers and propaganda.
This Islamophobia is nothing new. Last year, The Huffington Post tracked 385 anti-Muslim acts in the United States, ranging from verbal harassment to physical abuse.
But Trump and his administration has had very little to say that would reassure America's 3.3 million Muslims that their leaders, institutions, and sacred spaces are safe.
Corey Saylor, a leader at the Council on American-Islamic Relations, said that this organization is waiting on Trump to speak out, after a significant rise in anti-Muslim incidents over the past year.
"It is [Trump's] duty to repudiate bias. President Bush went to a mosque to push back against anti-Islam sentiment in 2001," Saylor told HuffPost in an email. "We are still waiting for President Trump to demonstrate the same leadership."
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People take part in a rally called "I am Muslim Too" in Times Square Manhattan, New York City, on Feb. 19.
Trump's inability to understand the fears and concerns of American Muslims was apparent even before he won the election. During a presidential debate, when an American Muslim asked him directly how he would combat Islamophobia, he turned the question into an opportunity to rant about "radical Islamic terrorism" ― glazing over the woman's concerns about anti-Muslim bigotry.
This week, American Muslims saw that attitude reappear in the White House. A reporter asked White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer about the rise in anti-Muslim hate groups during a press conference this week. But Spicer dodged the question, speaking instead about "radical Islamic terrorism." Like his boss, he ignored the fact that Islamophobic groups are fueling hatred and even calling for violence against American citizens.
Catherine Orsborn is the campaign director of Shoulder to Shoulder, an interfaith organization dedicated to ending anti-Muslim bigotry. She told HuffPost that it's clear from Spicer's comments that "there is a huge disconnect between what our fellow Americans are facing, in terms of anti-Muslim hate incidents, and how the administration is thinking about these issues."
"They're not demonstrating any level of concern for American Muslims to live in peace and security," Orsborn said. "And we need our government to not only speak out against attacks on Muslims, but also show by their actions that they do indeed respect the rights and freedoms of American Muslims as part of the fabric of our country."
A man dressed as Trump takes part in the "I am Muslim Too" rally in Times Square.
On the campaign trail, Trump called for a "total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States," which has since morphed into a travel ban that targets refugees and people from seven Muslim-majority countries. In the past, he's claimed that "Islam hates us" and that refugees from the Middle East are "trying to take our children."
Reports of anti-Muslim harassment spiked immediately after the election, with some leaders claiming that Trump's rhetoric has emboldened hate groups.
At the same time, anti-Semitism has also been on the rise. The Anti-Defamation League has recorded a troubling rise in hate speech against Jewish journalists online. After the election, several schools and universities reported anti-Semitic vandalism on their campuses. And since Jan. 9, at least 69 bomb threats have been called into 55 Jewish Community Centers across the country. While no bombs were recovered from these locations, the repeated phone threats have caused fear and aggravation in the Jewish community.
Rabiah Ahmed, communications director of the Muslim Public Affairs Council, told HuffPost that she holds Trump and his administration accountable for the increase in hate crimes against Jews, Muslims, and other minorities.
"It is their divisive rhetoric that has emboldened many to act out on their biases and feel justified in doing so," Ahmed wrote in an email. "And it is their responsibility to undo this increasing tide of hate that we are witnessing."
The Anne Frank Center for Mutual Respect is one of the Jewish organizations that have been calling for the administration to speak out on the rise of anti-Semitism in the country. The center called Trump's statement against anti-Semitism a "pathetic asterisk of condescension."
Just as we saw the President denounce anti-Semitism earlier this week, albeit far overdue, we demand and expect the same be stated when it comes to anti-Muslim bigotry. Rabbi Jonah Dov Pesner
And like CAIR, the center is also waiting for Trump to speak out against the abuse that Muslims have had to face.
"The President's Islamophobia, marked by his repeated phony portrayals of Muslims as more prone to terrorism than others, is responsible for creating the incubator of hate that foments the crimes we are seeing against Muslims in America today," executive director Steven Goldstein told HuffPost.
Goldstein said that he was "devastated", but not surprised, by the President's silence in condemning anti-Muslim attacks. He called it the silence a "double-barreled danger" to Jews and Muslims.
"We have no pecking order in which we fight Antisemitism first, and Islamophobia and other hatred second," he said. "We have to save every Anne. Never again must mean never again to anyone. Never again is now."
Rabbi Jonah Dov Pesner, Director of the Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism, also called out Trump's silence on anti-Muslim bigotry.
"Just as we saw the President denounce anti-Semitism earlier this week, albeit far overdue, we demand and expect the same be stated when it comes to anti-Muslim bigotry," Pesner told HuffPost.
Orbsorn said that while a condemnation of Islamophobia is critical, interfaith activists like her need to see "more than words."
"We need to see action that demonstrates that American Muslim rights are given the same respect as that that should be given to Americans of any other religious faith or background," she said. "So, yes, we need to hear the condemnation of Islamophobia, but we're going to need more than words as well to stop the waves of hate crimes."
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After this joyable driving, when you feel hungry get ready to taste the famous Greek cuisine and have a memorable dinner;the tour will guide you to a traditional Athens restaurant or tavern.It's up to you to choose from a variety of flavors of the most known Greek dishes . It is time to taste some Greek traditional cuisine and music,hear the famous "Opa" that greeks say when they are in " kefi ", good mood and we hope you will do the same as Anthony Quinn said while dancing, in Zorba the Greek! This is Greek nightlife!
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The city of Athens, Greece, with its famous Acropolis, has come to symbolize the whole of the country in the popular imagination, and not without cause. Athens began as a small, Mycenaen community and grew to become a city that, at its height, epitomized the best of Greek virtues and enjoyed such prestige that the Spartans refused to sack the city or enslave the citizens, even after Athens' defeat in the Peloponnesian War. This set a model that would be followed by future conquerors who would defeat Athens but not destroy it.
Evidence of human habitation on the Acropolis and, below, in the area around the Agora, dates back clearly as far as 5000 BCE and, probably, as early as 7000 BCE. According to legend, the Athenian King Cecrops named the city after himself but the gods, seeing how beautiful it was, felt it deserved an immortal name. A contest was held among the gods on the Acropolis, with Cecrops and the citizenry looking on, to determine which deity would win the honor. Poseidon struck a rock with his trident and, as water gushed forth, he assured the people that now they would never suffer drought. Athena was next in line and dropped a seed into the earth which sprouted swiftly as an olive tree. The people thought the olive tree more valuable than the water (as, according to some versions of the story, the water was salty, as was Poseidon's realm) and Athena was chosen as patron and the city named for her.
Under Pericles, Athens entered her golden age and great thinkers, writers, and artists flourished in the city
As the soil was not conducive to large-scale agricultural programs, Athens turned to trade for its livelihood and, mainly, to sea trade. The early Mycenaean period (c. 1550 – 1100 BCE) saw massive fortresses rise all over Greece, and Athens was no exception. The remains of a Mycenaean palace can still be seen today on the Acropolis. Homer's Iliad and Odyssey portray the Mycenaeans as great warriors and seafaring people, and there is no doubt they traded widely throughout the Aegean and Mediterranean region. In c. 1200 BCE the Sea Peoples invaded the Greek archipelago of the Aegean from the south while, simultaneously, the Dorians came down from the north into mainland Greece. While the Sea Peoples made definite incursions into Attica (the mainland region surrounding Athens) the Dorians by-passed the city, allowing the Mycenaean culture to survive (although, like the rest of Greece, there seems to have been an economic and cultural downturn following these invasions). The Athenians, afterward, claimed for themselves a special status in that they spoke Ionian, instead of Doric, Greek and held to customs they felt were superior to their neighbors.
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The wealthy aristocrats held control of both the land and the government and, in time, poorer land owners became enslaved (or nearly so) through debt to the more wealthy. Further, there was a perceived lack of consistency among the other laws of the city. The first series of laws written to address these problems were provided by the statesman Draco (also known as Dracon/Drakon) in c. 621 BCE but were considered too severe (the penalty for most infractions was death), and so the great lawgiver Solon was called upon to modify and revise them. Solon, though an aristocrat himself, created a series of laws which equalized the political power of the citizenry and, in so doing, laid the groundwork for democracy in Athens in 594 BCE. After Solon resigned from public office various factional leaders sought to seize power and the ultimate victor, Peisistratos, recognized the value of Solon's revisions and kept them, in a modified form, throughout his reign as a benevolent tyrant. His son, Hippias, continued his policies until his younger brother, Hipparkhos, was assassinated over a love affair in 514 BCE. After this Hippias instituted a reign of terror which finally culminated in the overthrow of the Peisistratid tyranny in the Athenian Revolt of 510 BCE (backed by Sparta and lead by the Spartan Kleomenes). In the aftermath of the coup, and after settling affairs with Spartan factions such as Isagoras's bid for power, Cleisthenes was appointed to reform the government and the laws and, in 507 BCE, he instituted a new form of government which today is recognized as Democracy. According to the historian Waterfield, "The pride that followed from widespread involvement in public life gave Athenians the energy to develop their city both internally and in relation to their neighbors". This new form of government would provide the stability necessary to make Athens the cultural and intellectual center of the ancient world; a reputation which lasts even into the modern age.
After the Athenians (with the help of Plataeans) defeated the Persians at the Battle of Marathon in 490 BCE and, again, after driving off a second Persian invasion at Salamis in 480 BCE (and soundly defeating the Persians at Plataea and Mycale in 479 BCE), Athens emerged as the supreme naval power in Greece. They formed the Delian League, ostensibly to create a cohesive Greek network among city-states to ward off further Persian attacks, and, under the leadership of Pericles, grew so powerful that the Athenian Empire could effectively dictate the laws, customs, and trade of all her neighbors in Attica and the islands of the Aegean. The historian Waterfield writes:
There is no little irony in the fact that one of the things we most admire in the ancient Greeks is their love of freedom – and yet one of the chief manifestations of that love was their constant striving to control in some way the futures of their neighbors.
Even so, under Pericles, Athens entered her golden age and great thinkers, writers, and artists flourished in the city. Herodotus, the `father of history', lived and wrote in Athens. Socrates, the `father of philosophy', taught in the marketplace. Hippocrates, `the father of medicine', practiced there. The sculptor Phidias created his great works for the Parthenon on the Acropolis and the Temple of Zeus at Olympia. Democritus envisioned an atomic universe. Aeschylus, Euripedes, Aristophanes, and Sophocles wrote their famous plays and Pindar his Odes. This legacy would continue as, later, Plato would found his Academy outside the walls of Athens in 385 BCE and, later, Aristotle's Lyceum would be founded in the city centre.
Peloponnesian War
The might of the Athenian Empire encouraged an arrogance in the policy makers of the day which grew intolerable to her neighbors. When Athens sent troops to help Sparta put down a Helot rebellion, the Spartans refused the gesture and sent the Athenian force back home in dishonor, thus provoking the war which had long been brewing. Later, when Athens sent their fleet to help defend its ally Cocyra (Corfu) against a Corinthian invasion during the Battle of Sybota in 433 BCE, their action was interpreted by Sparta as aggression instead of assistance, as Corinth was an ally of Sparta.
The Peloponnesian War (431-404 BCE) between Athens and Sparta (though involving, directly or indirectly, all of Greece) ended in disaster for Athens after her defeat. Her empire and her wealth gone, her walls destroyed, only her reputation as a great seat of learning and culture prevented the sack of the city and the enslavement of the populace. Athens struggled to throw off her condition as a subject state, and with some success, until they were defeated in 338 BCE by the Macedonian forces under Philip II at Chaeronea. Athens was then subject to Macedonian rule until their defeat by the Romans in 197 BCE at the Battle of Cynocephalae after which Greece was methodically conquered by the Roman Empire. It is a tribute to an enduring legacy that the Roman general Sulla, who sacked Athens in 87-86 BCE, slaughtered the citizenry, and burned the port of Piraeus, refused to allow his soldiers to burn the city itself. In the modern age the name of Athens still conjures to the mind words and images of the classical world and the heights of intellectual and poetic creativity, while the Parthenon on the Acropolis continues to symbolize the golden age of ancient Greece.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]
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Mankoula (parfois dénommé Makoula) est une commune rurale située dans le département de Siglé de la province de Boulkiemdé dans la région du Centre-Ouest au Burkina Faso.

Géographie

Histoire

Mankoula a été le lieu de rassemblement des guerriers du chef Naaba Wobgo (intronisé Moro Naba en 1872) pour lutter contre l'avancée en 1897 de la mission Voulet-Chanoine qui, informée, décida de passer par Sao pour atteindre Ouagadougou.

Démographie

Économie
En 2017, Mankoula est l'une des neuf communes récipiendaires d'aides de l'État burkinabé et de Taïwan (pour un total de  soit environ ) pour le développement de la culture de riz pluvial dans ses bas-fonds – pour une surface cultivée de  – et la construction de structures d'égrenage (décortiqueuse), de séchage et de stockage des récoltes ; le  le ministre de l'agriculture et des aménagements hydrauliques, Jacob Ouédraogo, remet officiellement les clés des magasins au groupement de producteurs de la commune.

Éducation et santé

Le centre de soins le plus proche de Mankoula est le centre de santé et de promotion sociale (CSPS) de Bologo.

Annexes

Notes et références

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Ville dans le département de Siglé


Training Course for NGO Activists "Public Participation in the Conservation of Small Rivers"
The training course "Public Participation in Conservation of Small Rivers" took place on the 14-21 July 2003. It was organised for NGO activists by the Institute of Ecology (INECO) of the National Ecological Centre of Ukraine and the Wetlands International Black Sea Programme. The training course was carried out at a boarding-house in a resort area on the bank of the Dnipro River in Kyiv.
25 activists from 25 environmental NGOs (members of Ukrainian Rivers Network) from all regions of Ukraine and 14 lecturers from different NGOs took part in the training course.
In Ukraine, the training course on such a theme was conducted first time. It was elaborated on the basis of own methods and experience of Ukrainian organisers and was adapted directly to needs of environmental NGOs interested in small rivers conservation and rehabilitation.
The structure of the training course was developed by local experts in hydrobiology and small rivers conservation and staff of Wetlands International Black Sea Programme. The working group was organised consisting of NGO/SR representatives, scientists and lawyers. It developed the 7-day long training course "Public Participation in Conservation of Small Rivers" to increase the knowledge of key representatives of local and national NGO/SR on the potencies and problems faced with the conservation and sustainable development of small rivers and streams. It includes lectures, round tables, environmental games, discussions and field trips.
World water resources and problems of their conservation.
Basics of functioning of river systems.
Regional peculiarities of economic use of small rivers.
Up-to-date ecological state of small rivers in Ukraine. Ecological aspects of conservation and restoration of small rivers.
Integrated management – river basin approach.
Technique of photography of nature.
Water protected zones and protected riversides.
Activities on conservation and enhancement of rivers. Restoration of natural complexes of river valleys.
Public monitoring of state of rivers and their valleys.
Organisation of field studies. Methods. Writing reports.
Public assessment of state of small rivers.
System of management of water industry in Ukraine. Legal aspects of conservation and restoration of small rivers. Legal aspects of public participation in environmental decision-making.
Legal aspects of public participation in environmental impact assessment (ecological expertise).
Methods of public influence on environmental decision-making. Experience of Ukrainian and international NGOs; international initiatives.
Development and implementation of local environmental action plans (LEAP).
Co-operation of NGOs with local authorities: planning of joint activities.
Project development and implementation. Preparation and handing in materials to official governmental bodies.
Financial maintenance of NGO nature conservation activity.
Environmental ethics and environmental movement. Ethical aspects of small rivers conservation.
Establishment of protected areas and assessment of state of established ones.
Environmental education. Establishment of environmental trails.
Conducting of environmental educational expeditions.
Five days were devoted to lectures, seminars, discussions, presentations, etc. Two days were devoted to field studies and excursions Typical Landscapes of River Valleys and Landscapes of River Valleys Changed by Human Activity as well as environmental games. The field practice were conducted in basins of small rivers of Kyiv Oblast such as Irpin, Stugna, Unava, Syvka, and Vita rivers.
The training-course has been evaluated by participants and trainers. Questionnaires on evaluation of training course filled by participants were analysed and generalised. A meeting of the trainers was conducted. Results of participants' evaluation were discussed. Trainers and organisers also evaluated themselves and discussed lessons learnt. Proposals on improvement of the training course were gathered and included in the plan of preparation of next training course (summer 2004) in the framework of the project "Rivers Network of Ukraine".
In participants' opinions the training course was organised on the high level. It was very intensive, informative and useful. For example, Lyudmyla Uspenska from Environmental Club "Skyfia" (Sevastopol City) shares her impressions: "The highest professional and cultural level of lecturers!!! Friendly atmosphere!! I am happy!"


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Duffy covers amazingly the iconic "I Put A Spell On You"
Will this cover of "I Put A Spell On You" the start of a new album campaign? Will we ever have a new Duffy album? Why is this talented girl forgotten by the public?
We pray for these questions to be answered as soon as possible by Duffy and her team, because this new single is an amazing redention to timeless classic "I Put A Spell On You". A track that confirms that Duffy should have been years ago the voice of the James Bond's official soundtrack.
So good to hear your voice again after two years, Duffy. Enjoy this magical cover below:
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Emergency treatment and first aid for pets should never be used as a substitute for veterinary care. But it may save your pet's life before you can get your pet to a veterinarian.
If your pet's skin or eyes are exposed to a toxic product (such as many cleaning products), check the product label for the instructions for people exposed to the product; if the label instructs you to wash your hands with soap and water if you're exposed, then wash your pet's skin with soap and water (don't get any into its eyes, mouth or nose). If the label tells you to flush the skin or eyes with water, do this for your pet as soon as possible (if you can do it safely), and call a veterinarian immediately.
Name/description of the substance that is in question; the amount the animal was exposed to; and the length of time of the exposure (how long it's been since your pet ate it or was exposed to it).
While transporting your injured pet to a veterinarian, use a stretcher (you can use a board or other firm surface as a stretcher, or use a throw rug or blanket as a sling). If possible, secure the pet to the stretcher (make sure you don't put pressure on the injured area or the animal's chest) for transport—this may be as simple as wrapping a blanket around them.
Flush burn immediately with large quantities of water.
Quickly apply ice water compress to burned area.
Look into the pet's mouth to see if a foreign object is visible. If you see an object, gently try to remove it with pliers or tweezers, but be careful not to push the object further down the throat. Don't spend a lot of time trying to remove it if it's not easy to reach—don't delay, and get your pet to a veterinarian immediately.
If you can't remove the object or your pet collapses, place both hands on the side of your pet's rib cage and apply firm quick pressure, or lay your pet on its side and strike the rib cage firmly with the palm of your hand 3-4 times. The idea behind this is to sharply push air out of their lungs and push the object out from behind. Keep repeating this until the object is dislodged or until you arrive at the veterinarian's office.
Never leave your pet in the car on warm days. The temperature inside a car can rise very quickly to dangerous levels, even on milder days. Pets can succumb to heatstroke very easily and must be treated very quickly to give them the best chance of survival.
Place a cool or cold, wet towel around its neck and head (do not cover your pet's eyes, nose or mouth).
Pour or use a hose to keep water running over the animal's body (especially the abdomen and between the hind legs), and use your hands to massage its legs and sweep the water away as it absorbs the body heat.
Perform rescue breathing by closing your pet's mouth (hold it closed with your hand) and breathing with your mouth directly into its nose until you see the animal's chest expand. Once the chest expands, continue the rescue breathing once every 4 or 5 seconds.
Do not begin chest compressions until you've secured an airway and started rescue breathing (see the section above, What to do if your pet is not breathing).
Gently lay your pet on its right side on a firm surface. The heart is located in the lower half of the chest on the left side, just behind the elbow of the front left leg. Place one hand underneath the pet's chest for support and place the other hand over the heart.
For dogs, press down gently on your pet's heart about one inch for medium-sized dogs; press harder for larger animals and with less force for smaller animals.
To massage the hearts of cats and other tiny pets, cradle your hand around the animal's chest so your thumb is on the left side of the chest and your fingers are on the right side of the chest, and compress the chest by squeezing it between your thumb and fingers.
Don't perform rescue breathing and chest compressions at the same exact time; alternate the chest compressions with the rescue breaths, or work as a team with another person so one person performs chest compressions for 4-5 seconds and stops long enough to allow the other person to give one rescue breath.
Please remember that your pet's likelihood of surviving with resuscitation is very low. However, in an emergency it may give your pet its only chance.
The table below lists some of the differences between reputable, ethical breeders and disreputable, questionable breeders as well as tips to help you tell the difference.
We hope this is of some use to you in choosing a breeder you can trust.
Also check out List of Questions to Ask a Breeder and About Pet Store Puppies….What is so wrong with buying a puppy at a pet store.
breed to preserve the Havanese breed for the future.
if a member, it is in name only and rarely participate in club activities.
some large reputable breeders do have a kennel building which houses their dogs. They usually spend many hours each day in the kennel with the dogs.
the term "Home raised puppies" is used in advertising as it sounds more respectable. In many instances it may simply mean born and raised somewhere on their properly, does not necessarily mean personally attended to in the house that the term "Home Raised" insinuates.
Note: in reality, the costs of registration processes and "papers" are minimal, though less reputable breeders often indicate high costs as their reason for not providing papers. It is a ploy to sell unregistered dogs or to charge extra.
may charge a higher price for "with papers" indicating a high cost for registration.
Note: In actual fact many health tests are quite inexpensive. A patella check can be done as part of a routine veterinary examination. A CERF eye exam costs in the range of $30 to $50.
or they specifically breed "pets" only Caution – If a breeder does not show or exhibit their dogs but offer show puppies , what assurances can they give you that the puppy actually is "Show" potential. Can they discuss the merits and faults of all the puppies to be able to tell you why one puppy is show potential while another is pet.
Red Flag – Commercial breeders may offer you the same puppy for sale as either a pet or show or breeding dog, depending what you want, but will charge a higher price for the same puppy if you want it for show or breeding.
may deliberately breed outside the standard and may charge more for these by suggesting they are rare. Ie.Mini or pocket size.
be wary of contracts that specify that you owe puppies or entire litters back when your dog is bred. One puppy back may be legitimate, but numerous puppies back should be examined very carefully. This pyramid is a way that commercial breeders advance their gains by using trusting unsuspecting owners. Such diversification helps to shield their shady operations. All too often a deemed "show or breeding quality" puppy may not even be a good example of the breed and should not be bred.
One item is not enough, you must look at everything as a whole. One or two items on the "questionnable" side may simply mean you need to ask a few more questions but many red flags should be a warning to investigate thoroughly and perhaps look elsewhere to find the breeder that is right for you. We hope this is of some use to you in choosing a breeder you can trust.
The Havanese are uniquely different from other breeds in so many ways. One of the most interesting of these, is coat colour. Few other breeds carry such a wide range of colours, markings, and patterns in their coats as the Havanese . The Havanese breed comes in an amazing array of shades; from white, cream, champagne, gold, and red, to sable, brindle, chocolate, silver, and black, displayed as single solid colours or in a myriad of two and three colour combinations. This site Rainbow is the ultimate destination to explore the fascinating world of colours in the Havanese. I go to it often.
An excellant article when you are thinking of buying not one but two at the same time! Do not listen to any breeder who says, yes it is not a problem. John Mairs who owns Tamsu (one of the finest trainers in Canada) and has not only taught many dogs but is one of the Go to Guys when hollywood north is in town says absoloutely not . This article is a good read and concurs.
Littermate syndrome is a condition in which hyper-bonded sibling dogs have difficulty relating to humans and other dogs. In my most recent case, an owner's email could serve as a go-to primer for this syndrome: At 12 weeks old, the two puppies were terrified of people and other dogs and frightened of everything outside of their home: Airplanes flying overhead, leaves blowing in the wind, passing cars, and all novel stimuli. It was almost impossible to get the attention of the two puppies even for an instant as they were so focused on each other. They then began fighting frequently.
The puppies come to rely on each other, which can weaken the confidence of both of them—often to the extent that they become withdrawn from everything other than themselves. One of the dogs may appear bold and the other timid but in reality the bold one is also withdrawn and timid when his littermate is not present to provide support. Unfortunately this is a false boldness as he has been emboldened by the other sibling's weakness.
Siblings living together often bark at other dogs and may attack to chase other dogs away. This is fear-based; they become so engrossed with each other that other dogs are seen as a threat to their mutual alliance. The siblings become super attuned to anything that may be invading their territory. This unfortunate pair may come to fear all other dogs and unknown people, plus any situation where they are separated from each other.
Seven to eight week-old puppies are ready to leave their mother and littermates to develop normally as individuals. I work with my clients to implement an intensive socialization program to expose puppies to a large variety of people (gold standard: 100 people before 12 weeks of age), children, places, animals, noises, bicycles, cars and so forth. Weeks 8 through 14 are the most crucial, and during this period I encourage my clients to take their puppies to as many puppy socials as feasible. Learning that there are other dogs in the world is an important part of normal social development, and play between puppies is how they learn and practice many adult behaviors and communication skills, including the "calming signals" that dogs use to diffuse otherwise fraught situations.
In some cases, when siblings are homed together this socialization process is stopped in its tracks. The puppies are unable to develop the confidence that comes with slowly learning about our manmade world. Their intense bond with each other precludes bonding with humans and muddles their learning how the world works. This causes fearful responses to even mundane experiences, including meeting new people or seeing other dogs on the street, or even watching a paper bag blow in the wind. Sure, we've all laughed at a puppy who gets startled by the blowing leaf, but he will quickly learn that blowing leaves are normal and in fact fun to chase. Littermate syndrome puppies are unable to process such occurrences to file them under "normal and fun", and will instead grow suspect of anything or anyone new.
Thankfully my more recent case has ended better. During our first appointment, I took each of the two females puppies out individually and spent time working on treat/retreat to gain trust. Both puppies were initially terrified of everything we encountered on a short walk, but within 30 minutes the puppy would take treats from my hand and respond to cues to sit. With the first puppy, I was able to then enter the home and continue treat/retreat; this is the puppy they ended up keeping—she is now thriving. The other puppy had developed a deeper, unhealthy bond to the first and is having a more difficult time in her new home.
You can see that this would be a nearly impossible task. So take your time picking out the puppy that suits your home and your life, spend the next year showing him or her the world, keeping in mind that all your hard work will pay off with many years of peaceful coexistence.
And once your puppy is a dog, by all means, get a second or third since the animals will be at completely different stages of life. At this point, the older one very well may become a great teacher of love and life to the little one.
Is there anything more exciting than new life? It has been a very busy weekend here at Hearts Delite. On Saturday I took hearts Delite Coco Monet to the Wildwood show just to start acclimatizing her to the show environment, the rings, and the crowds.It was an exciting weekend for my handler Norman Fargo. I am always in awe when I watch him show a dog. His dedication and professionalism is beyond compare. The dog show world can be very harsh but his professionalism always shines through and he has no problem sharing his knowledge with other handlers and teaching the tricks of the trade. It is an honour to have him show my dogs and he handles some of the best dogs in North America. Coco had an opportunity to go into the sweeps and walked with Norm in the ring, (well), some times galloped!
Came home to the rest of my babies and they are always a happy loving crowd. Never matters what I wear, how I feel, they are just the best company and delight in being with you. I went Sunday afternoon to tape my radio show A View From A Broad on Musiclynk radio and got to meet two extrordinary performers who with a large cast and crew will be performing The Power Of Love, A Tribute To Luther Vandross on Feb 13, 2014. That will be an amazing Valentines present for anyone. I heard the preview and the voices are like butter and I got goosebumps when I heard them sing. I came home to Peter in the whelping pen with Nellie who is as cool as a cucumber and had just delivered four puppies. She waited another few hours and had her fifth and now they are all snuggled in feeding. She really is an exceptional loving girl, and now I will not have one of my bed companions with me for the next couple of months. Still crazy snow out here but today beautifully sunny and so Inka, Howard, Coco, Hannah and I ventured out for a little play and everyone cavorted and frolicked in the snow…. I came back inside with red cheeks, and my entourage came back with snow balls attached to tummies!
come back covered in snow balls.