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#define QPRINTDIALOG_H

#include <QtGui/qabstractprintdialog.h>

QT_BEGIN_HEADER

QT_BEGIN_NAMESPACE

QT_MODULE(Gui)

#ifndef QT_NO_PRINTDIALOG

class QPrintDialogPrivate;
class QPushButton;
class QPrinter;

#if defined (Q_OS_UNIX) && !defined(QTOPIA_PRINTDIALOG) && !defined(Q_WS_MAC) && !defined(Q_OS_SYMBIAN)
class QUnixPrintWidgetPrivate;

class Q_GUI_EXPORT QUnixPrintWidget : public QWidget
{
    Q_OBJECT

public:
    QUnixPrintWidget(QPrinter *printer, QWidget *parent = 0);
    ~QUnixPrintWidget();
    void updatePrinter();

private:
    friend class QPrintDialogPrivate;
    friend class QUnixPrintWidgetPrivate;
    QUnixPrintWidgetPrivate *d;
    Q_PRIVATE_SLOT(d, void _q_printerChanged(int))
    Q_PRIVATE_SLOT(d, void _q_btnBrowseClicked())
    Q_PRIVATE_SLOT(d, void _q_btnPropertiesClicked())
};
#endif

class Q_GUI_EXPORT QPrintDialog : public QAbstractPrintDialog
{
    Q_OBJECT
    Q_DECLARE_PRIVATE(QPrintDialog)
    Q_ENUMS(PrintDialogOption)
    Q_PROPERTY(PrintDialogOptions options READ options WRITE setOptions)

public:
    explicit QPrintDialog(QPrinter *printer, QWidget *parent = 0);
    explicit QPrintDialog(QWidget *parent = 0);
    ~QPrintDialog();

    int exec();
#if defined (Q_OS_UNIX) && !defined(QTOPIA_PRINTDIALOG) && !defined(Q_WS_MAC)
    virtual void accept();
#endif
    void done(int result);

#if defined (Q_OS_UNIX) && defined (QT3_SUPPORT)
    QT3_SUPPORT void setPrinter(QPrinter *, bool = false);
    QT3_SUPPORT QPrinter *printer() const;
    QT3_SUPPORT void addButton(QPushButton *button);
#endif

    void setOption(PrintDialogOption option, bool on = true);
    bool testOption(PrintDialogOption option) const;
    void setOptions(PrintDialogOptions options);
    PrintDialogOptions options() const;

#if defined(Q_OS_UNIX) || defined(Q_WS_MAC) || defined(Q_OS_WIN)
    void setVisible(bool visible);
#endif

#ifdef Q_NO_USING_KEYWORD
#ifndef Q_QDOC
    void open() { QDialog::open(); }
#endif
#else
    using QDialog::open;
#endif
    void open(QObject *receiver, const char *member);

#ifdef qdoc
    QPrinter *printer();
#endif

#ifdef QTOPIA_PRINTDIALOG
public:
    bool eventFilter(QObject *, QEvent *);
#endif

#ifdef Q_NO_USING_KEYWORD
#ifndef Q_QDOC
    void accepted() { QDialog::accepted(); }
#endif
#else
    using QDialog::accepted;
#endif

Q_SIGNALS:
    void accepted(QPrinter *printer);

private:
#ifndef QTOPIA_PRINTDIALOG
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#if defined (Q_OS_UNIX) && !defined (Q_OS_MAC)
    Q_PRIVATE_SLOT(d_func(), void _q_collapseOrExpandDialog())
#endif
# if defined(Q_OS_UNIX) && !defined (Q_OS_MAC) && !defined(QT_NO_MESSAGEBOX)
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    Q_PRIVATE_SLOT(d_func(), void _q_okClicked())
    Q_PRIVATE_SLOT(d_func(),void _q_printerOrFileSelected(QAbstractButton *b))
    Q_PRIVATE_SLOT(d_func(),void _q_paperSizeSelected(int))
    Q_PRIVATE_SLOT(d_func(), void _q_orientSelected(int))
    Q_PRIVATE_SLOT(d_func(), void _q_pageOrderSelected(int))
    Q_PRIVATE_SLOT(d_func(), void _q_colorModeSelected(QAbstractButton *))
    Q_PRIVATE_SLOT(d_func(), void _q_setNumCopies(int))
    Q_PRIVATE_SLOT(d_func(), void _q_printRangeSelected(int))
    Q_PRIVATE_SLOT(d_func(), void _q_setFirstPage(int))
    Q_PRIVATE_SLOT(d_func(), void _q_setLastPage(int))
    Q_PRIVATE_SLOT(d_func(), void _q_fileNameEditChanged(const QString &text))
#endif // QTOPIA_PRINTDIALOG
    friend class QUnixPrintWidget;
};

#endif // QT_NO_PRINTDIALOG

QT_END_NAMESPACE

QT_END_HEADER

#endif // QPRINTDIALOG_H


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S. Henriques
Onze Contos de Natal
Portuguese horror anthology with eleven short stories, Christmas-themed.
Portuguese horror anthology featuring 16 authors, published by Edições Trebaruna. All short stories submitted were written under the theme of blood (sangue).
Sangue Novo
Portuguese horror anthology featuring 15 new authors, edited and organized by award-winning author Pedro Lucas Martins. Cover art by Ricardo Alfaia.
Lonely Planet's Experience Portugal is your guide to unforgettable experiences and local surprises. Listen to authentic fado in Lisbon, explore the colourful palaces of Sintra, feast on the freshest seafood in the Algarve - all guided by local experts with fresh perspectives. Uncover Portugal's best experiences and get away from the everyday!
This book is your essential guide to getting to know the most interesting, rewarding and hip areas to stay in 50 cities around the world. Dive deep into an exciting new destination and discover the best little-known sights and things to do, plus the coolest places to eat, drink and shop to create unforgettable trips.
For each of the 50 cities profiled in Secret City, we've swung the spotlight onto neighbourhoods where you can feel the rhythms of local life. There are out-of-the-ordinary recommendations for eating, drinking, partying and where to delve into local culture. All of them are hand-picked by experts who know these cities inside out, and they're accompanied by maps to orient you in these exciting districts.
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Global Insides: the beginning
With over a hundred entries representing more than forty countries bringing you experiences and emotions from around the world, this collection will comfort those who have faced the COVID-19 pandemic and isolation of 2020 and will inform those who have not. The authors of this collection have shared what is inside of them in verse and prose and images to help heal through insight and understanding, through lyricism and art, and through empathy and connection. There is illness, isolation, economic hardship, and social upheaval, but there is also beauty, kindness, and joy. Striving to understand the tribulations of others in these pages, you might find someone who understands yours.
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The latest in the Travel Write Earn series spells out everything you need to know to start a career as a working travel writer from scratch. 30 different writers and editors describe the various aspects of travel writing as a livelihood using real examples from their own experiences and careers.
This book provides answers to the most common - and important - questions new travel writers have. It covers in specific detail, and in many cases using step-by-step examples, the processes wannabe travel writers should go through to maximise their chances of success.
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Home Companies Jounce Therapeutics Inc. Is Still Undervalued at $6.99
Jounce Therapeutics Inc. [JNCE] Is Still Undervalued at $6.99
Jounce Therapeutics Inc. [JNCE] stock is up 1.52 while the S&P 500 has risen 0.66% on Thursday, 12/03/20. While at the time of this article, JNCE ATR is sitting at 0.58, with the beta value at 1.30. This stock's volatility for the past week remained at 6.78%, while it was 7.54% for the past 30-day period. JNCE has risen $0.1 from the previous closing price of $6.89 on volume of 2.06 million shares.
On 25, November 2020, Jounce Therapeutics to Participate in a Fireside Chat at the Piper Sandler 32nd Annual Virtual Healthcare Conference. According to news published on Yahoo Finance, Jounce Therapeutics, Inc. (NASDAQ: JNCE), a clinical-stage company focused on the discovery and development of novel cancer immunotherapies and predictive biomarkers, today announced that Richard Murray, Ph.D., chief executive officer and president, and Elizabeth Trehu, M.D., chief medical officer, will participate in a fireside chat at the Piper Sandler 32nd Annual Virtual Healthcare Conference.
Analyst Birdseye View:
The most recent analyst activity for Jounce Therapeutics Inc. [NASDAQ:JNCE] stock was on November 02, 2020, when it was Downgrade with a Mkt perform rating from Raymond James. Before that, on December 04, 2020, H.C. Wainwright Recapitulated a Buy rating and elevated its amount target to $11. On September 18, 2020, ROTH Capital Initiated a Buy rating and boosted its price target on this stock to $28. On March 25, 2020, Raymond James Upgrade a Strong buy rating and increased its price target to $11. On November 14, 2018, JP Morgan Downgrade an Underweight rating. On June 28, 2018, Raymond James Initiated an Outperform rating. On May 17, 2018, Wells Fargo Downgrade a Market perform rating. On April 27, 2018, H.C. Wainwright Initiated a Buy rating and amplified its amount target to $33.
In the past 52 weeks of trading, this stock has oscillated between a low of $2.85 and a peak of $11.72. Right now, the middling Wall Street analyst 12-month amount mark is $9.50. At the most recent market close, shares of Jounce Therapeutics Inc. [NASDAQ:JNCE] were valued at $6.99. According to the average price forecast, investors can expect a potential return of 1.26%.
This publicly-traded organization's revenue is $1,137,477 per employee, while its income is $437,100 per employee. Continuing to look at profitability, this corporation's Return on Assets, Equity, Whole Principal & invested Principal is sitting at 27.04, 40.77, 35.39 and 38.44 respectively.
If looking now at the Principal structure of this organization, it shows its whole liability to the whole Principal at 10.18 and the whole liability to whole assets at 9.61. It shows enduring liability to the whole principal at 8.69 and enduring liability to assets at 0.08 while looking for an extended time period.
Readers are usually of view to make a close observation to the indicators that support and make resistance before moving to any particular stock. As of now, the company's stock is sitting at 6.70 points at 1st support level, the second support level is making up to 6.52. But as of 1st resistance point, this stock is sitting at 7.05 and at 7.22 for 2nd resistance point.
Jounce Therapeutics Inc. [JNCE] reported its earnings at -$0.73 per share in the fiscal quarter closing of 9/29/2020. The Analysts for Wall Street were expecting to report its earnings at -$0.47/share signifying the difference of -0.26 and -55.30% surprise value. Comparing the previous quarter ending of 6/29/2020, the stated earnings were -$0.82 calling estimates for -$0.72/share with the difference of -0.1 depicting the surprise of -13.90%.
Important Ratio's To Watch
Meanwhile, turning our focus to liquidity, the Current Ratio for Jounce Therapeutics Inc. [NASDAQ:JNCE] is 6.60. Likewise, the Quick ratio is also the same, showing Cash ratio at 11.73. Now if looking for a valuation of this stock's amount to sales ratio it's 2.02 and it's amount to book ratio is 1.69.
The most recent insider trade was by Third Rock Ventures II, L.P., 10% Owner, and it was the sale of 15000.0 shares on Nov 19. Third Rock Ventures II, L.P., the 10% Owner, completed a sale of 15000.0 shares on Nov 17. On Sep 15, Duncan Barbara Gayle, Director, completed a sale of 10000.0 shares.
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The creeping doldrums
August 26, 2015 /in Southern Style Columns /by Randall Franks
Do you ever find yourself enjoying a perfectly good day and then before your know what has happened you find yourself in the midst of a spell of listlessness or despondency?
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Randall Franks features Share Scholars on WSM
August 25, 2015 /in News Updates, Photos /by Randall Franks
From left are Jimmy Terrell, Randall Franks, Tyler Martelli, Eli Beard
Marcia Campbell, Cody Harvey, Ryan Stinson, and Chris Brown.
Pianist Ryan Stinson and Mountain Cove Bluegrass members Cody Harvey, Eli Beard, Tyler Martelli and Chris Brown, recently performed live with actor/entertainer Randall Franks, "Officer Randy Goode" from TV's "In the Heat of the Night," on WSM radio, home of the Grand Ole Opry, on the Allnighter with Marcia Campbell.
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Carolina Cotton's voice is still bringing smiles
I don't know whether you enjoy riding across the ranges in the old western films with the stars of yesteryear like I do or not but I have since I was chasing the neighborhood outlaws in my dime store cowboy suit.
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The Dukes "Enos" is hopeful that good will prevail in TV
I had the opportunity to sit down recently with a long-time friend as he traveled back from a personal appearance where he visited with hundreds of fans that watched him each week on CBS.
"The Dukes of Hazzard" co-star Sonny Shroyer said he is saddened by recent events relating to his show. He said almost everyone came to him expressing frustration over the recent cancellation of the show on TV Land.
Shroyer portrayed deputy "Enos Straite" the good cop stuck between earning a living in a system corrupted by others while steering the outcomes towards good. He also portrayed the character in his own CBS series "Enos" which aired in the U.S., 30 foreign countries and on the Armed Forces Network. He scored two People's Choice nominations.
Shroyer has also appeared in dozens of classic TV Shows spanning the 1970s through the 1990s including regular roles in "I'll Fly Away," "American Gothic," and recently "Rectify." He counts among his credits major films such as "Forrest Gump," "Roots," "The Rosa Parks Story," "The Longest Yard," and "Smokey and the Bandit."
He said the rural-based comedy "The Dukes of Hazzard" became a legacy of work for many talented performers that continues to uplift viewers in laughter while sharing valuable lessons in life in each storyline.
"I hope that once the spasm of the knee-jerk reaction of some cable TV executives passes that the Dukes will ride again, if not on TV Land, then on some other cable network that appreciates not only the positive storylines of good's triumph over evil intentions but characters treating others as you would want to be treated – with respect. The series also features a long list of talented stars and guest stars who each week worked their heart out to entertain a worldwide audience."
Shroyer said if one looks at film and TV show storylines with characters reacting to a tragic situation, there are always those who wish to react swiftly.
"In the westerns, this was often portrayed by the good guy standing off a group of angry townsfolk wishing to forego a trial," he said. "This is what has happened here I think, unfortunately, there was no man or woman in a white hat standing in the breach of this situation to defend the work of hundreds of show business artisans.
"Generations of youth have watched the show from every nationality, race, creed and religion around the world, sharing in the moral lessons between the laughs," he said. "For decades my fellow stars from the show and I have made personal appearances meeting these youth and the adults who grew up watching us. They point to our show as one of the beacons of hope in a wasteland of television where people are more interested in self-interests than each other.
"We, the cast members of that show, have raised untold funds for charities to do their works," he said. "That's only possible when good is in what you do. That is what 'The Dukes of Hazzard" was about – doing good and making people happy."
Shroyer said while he does not know the future of the show on cable, he is hopeful he and the fans will see the General Lee rolling again with him close behind in his Hazzard police car.
"I think a good clean show will in the long run emerge as the victor," he said. "I am sure cable broadcasters will hear from millions of viewers who agree."
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Doing nothing is an action too
August 5, 2015 /in Southern Style Columns /by Randall Franks
I was out watering the yard the other day when a blonde headed boy rolled up on his blue mountain bike and asked if we needed our yard mowed.
Our yard had just been covered with a brand new batch of fescue sod.
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With the publication of our Alabama Studio Book Series, we open sourced our beloved techniques that these living arts might be preserved for future generations. One of the things that we learned along the way is that people who are dedicated to one particular area of craft can also become converts to another area. The art of working with your hands seems to span all disciplines.
We have customers who are woodworkers, potters, scrapbookers, knitters, and crocheters. Particularly, knitters seem to find themselves at home making Alabama Chanin pieces. Perhaps loop-by-loop finds familiarity with our stitch-by-stitch method. Knitters Melanie Falick (my editor) and Mason-Dixon's Kay Gardiner are now hand-sewing enthusiasts in the Alabama Chanin style.
To honor this growing conversation between knit and stitch, we continue a theme in combining yarn, knitting, crochet, and sewing with beloved knitter Suzan Mischer, known for her popular shop Knit Cafe in West Hollywood, California.
This beautiful Bloomers Knit Bandana was designed by Suzan and is the first of many projects to come that incorporate Alabama Chanin embellishment with knitting techniques. This bandana uses a simple knit/purl and finishes off with Negative Reverse Appliqué in cotton jersey. Instructions for Negative Reverse Appliqué are found on page 99 of Alabama Studio Sewing + Design.
My daughter Maggie LOVES this piece and keeps asking me, "When can I have it?" I love that one skein of yarn makes two bandanas. One for her; one for me.
This project works up quickly so you might consider two more for the holidays: one for a friend, one for family.
NOTE: For best edge definition, Bind off (BO) purl wise on knit and purl rows.
Bloomers Stencil (pull-out from Alabama Stitch Book or download from our Resources page) *Note that any stencil can be used here.
After completing the knit bandana, make a paper pattern that fits just inside the edge of your knitted bandana (roughly 11 x 11 x 17).
Cut pattern from medium-weight cotton jersey scrap.
Stencil jersey fabric on the face of the fabric with your stencil and stencil transfer method of choice.
Pin the cut and stenciled cotton jersey to the face of your Knit Bandana. With 4 strands of embroidery floss and a backstitch, work around each stenciled shape, securing the cotton jersey to your Knit Bandana. Tie off after every stencil shape and move on to the next shape. Detailed instructions for Negative Reverse Appliqué are found on page 99 of Alabama Studio Sewing + Design.
We used a whip stitch to secure the smaller shapes in the bloomers pattern.
After completing all of your stenciled shapes, trim away all fabric outside of your stenciled shapes with embroidery scissors, making sure not to cut closer than 1/8" to your stitched appliqué line to ensure durability of your finished bandana.
Beginning in January 2013, Alabama Chanin is launching STUDIO STYLE DIY Wholesale. Let your local yarn and fabric shops know if you would like to have our goods stocked.
I've been thinking alot about doing hybrid pieces like this one. The problem is.. dreaming it up doesn't take much time.. where making it does a bit.. nothing slows you down like homeschooling 4 kids! And having contract knitting projects that eat up your recreational knitting time! But I will have to make myself one of these!!
Ah, the meeting of two of my crafting obsessions – hand-sewing and knitting. A match made in heaven. Suddenly I feel like I actually want to make some gifts for the holidays this year. An excellent way to make a dent in the yarn stash.
This would be a great idea for a knitted shawl or scarf as well. The negative reverse applique is perfect. Thanks, Suzan, for opening our creative minds even wider. I can see a paisley shawl..hmm.
Thanks so much for sharing this terrific project. I just finished one this week, the following is an image of it. I didn't have fabric paint so I simply appliqued the pieces in place.


Linus Torvalds announced the first new Linux kernel of 2015 on February 9, with the debut of Linux 3.19. It took seven release candidates to hit the final 3.19 release, which is about average.
"So nothing all that exciting happened, and while I was tempted a couple of times to do an rc8, there really wasn't any reason for it," Torvalds wrote in his release announcement for Linux 3.19. "And the actual fixes that went in were all fairly small, with the exception of some medium-sized infiniband changes that were all reverting code that just wasn't ready."
While the Infiniband changes might not have been ready, there were a pile of other networking changes that were ready that have landed in the new kernel. Among the changes is a new IPVLAN driver. IPv6 gets a boost in LInux 3.19 with a number of of new features for ip6_tunnel.
Add a new WoWLAN API to enable net-detect as a wake up trigger. Net-detect allows the device to scan in the background while the host is asleep to wake up the host system when a matching network is found.
Allow datapath to recognize and extract MPLS labels into flow keys and execute actions which push, pop, and set labels on packets.
Memory is internally accounted in bytes, using spinlock-protected 64-bit counters, even though the smallest accounting delta is a page. The counter interface is also convoluted and does too many things. Introduce a new lockless word-sized page counter API, then change all memory accounting over to it. The translation from and to bytes then only happens when interfacing with userspace. The removed locking overhead is noticable when scaling beyond the per-cpu charge caches.


The Purple Princess has arrived at Hudson Coffee Traders. Straight from her home in the La Paz region of Honduras she brings with her a luscious, bright crispness and fruity notes of dried plum and pear.
No, we haven't started selling fruity smelling dolls for the Pre-K set. We're talking about our new micro-lot coffee from Counter Culture, Finca El Puente.
The brain child of husband and wife team of Marysabel Caballero and Moises Herrera, Finca El Puente earned the nickname Purple Princess when Peter Guiliano, co-owner of Counter Culture Coffee, first met her in the cupping room of a contest. The name stuck.
This prize winning coffee has placed at the top of every coffee contest it has ever entered and enjoys an unrivaled winning streak. Revered for its silky body with well balanced notes of blackberry, blackcurrent, dried plums, white grape and pear the juicy body of this coffee will have you at Hello.
The Purple Princess owes her sultry sweetness to many factors. Grown at a high elevation in a dry and dusty region amidst pine trees ( a rarity in a tropical climate) the beans are fed by pristine natural springs. The beans are then exposed to an experimental post-fermentation soak developed by Moises. They rest underwater for 24 hours following fermentation and washing in a special tank. In side by side tastings, every coffee produced in this manner had overwhelmingly better response than those that were not. The contribution of Marysabel's warm and funny nature can't be downplayed in the development of this wonderful coffee either.
Bright, fruity and seductive, the Purple Princess just may heat your summer up a bit more.
Want a chance to win a bag of HCT coffee? All you have to do is leave a comment here, retweet or re-post this blog to Facebook and your name will be entered in the monthly drawing. Winners are announced at the beginning of the month.


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News of Record: Nov. 28, 2019
Three domestics were reported.
Shoplifting was reported in the 1200 block of First Avenue South.
Harassment was reported in the 1300 block South 22nd Street.
Theft was reported in the 300 block South 20th Street.
Assault was reported in the 200 block of Avenue M West.
Theft was reported in the 200 block of First Avenue South.
Theft was reported in the 100 block of Avenue M West.
Harassment was reported by phone.
Harassment was reported in the 10 block of South Eight Street.
Possession of drug paraphernalia — Justus Blaze McNeil, 21, Rockwell, $522.50.
Driving under suspension — German Valeriano Garcia, 53, 307 J St., $397.50; Jordan Kohler, no age listed, Johnston, trial scheduled for Dec. 4.
Failure to maintain minimum speed –John Kubly, no age listed, Livermore, trial scheduled for Dec. 20.


These are great quality capacitors. Really cut down on the hum on my Fender Champ 12. Easy to install. Be sure to use a ruler to make sure you don't cut the lugs too short, but they came plenty long, so better to have more length than less.


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Q: iOS Safari not executing .html() jQuery after postback initiated (vb.net) I have an anchor tag that is marked runat="server" and has a Handles save.ServerClick event attached to it. I'm trying to modify the contents of the tag after it is clicked with jQuery, but it should not interfere with the postback to the server-side Handle.
The iOS version of Safari (specifically I'm testing on iOS 8.4) will trigger the postback correctly, but the html contents of the anchor tag are not updated after I click the button. This problem is not present in the iOS version of Google Chrome or any desktop browser that I have tried.
What's interesting though, is that I put an alert() inside the .click() jQuery handler, and Safari does show the alert box; it simply does not appear to update the anchor tag with the .html() method (maybe a reflow is not triggered if loading a new page / submitting the form?), like what happens in Chrome and desktop browsers. Is there a way to make it update the anchor tag?

Html Anchor Tag:
Save Changes

jQuery:
$("a#save").click(function () {
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});

A: It seems like jQuery.click()  have some troubles working on iOS, but there are ways to fix this, you can try either

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*Changing .click() by .on(event, selector, function)
As posted in this SO answer by Jason changing the way you attach the function can work
or

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*Adding cursor: pointer to the style/css of the element
As posted in this other SO answer by Ravi Gadag adding this rule can also work for you
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European Le Mans / Race report
Strong performance for Greaves Motorsport in 4 Hours of Silverstone
Greaves Motorsport had three drivers making their race début in the LM P2 class in the 4 hours of Silverstone.
With both of their cars finishing in the top six in the 4 hours of Silverstone, the opening round of the 2014 European Le Mans Series, the Peterborough based team left the circuit with a sense of achievement. The team had three drivers making their race début in the LM P2 class and one of their Nissan powered Zytek prototypes led the race convincingly in the first hour. The other car finished strongly closing in on a podium finish, only to be denied by the Chequered Flag.
Car #41 started from fourth place on the grid with 16 year old Matt McMurry taking part in both his first LM P2 race and his first race in Europe. His performance belied his age with an assured and confident display over the first two stints, keeping the Zytek in contention for a podium. Next in was ex-ALMS Champion, Chris Dyson took over driving duties from the youngster and kept up the challenge. With the rules mandating that Matt had to spend two hours, twenty minutes in the cockpit, he jumped back in before handing over to triple Le Mans class winner, Tom Kimber-Smith, for the final run to the flag. An extended period under the Safety Car meant that Tom was unable to exploit the ultimate pace of the car and driver over the full stint and just ran out of time in pursuit of a podium.
The #28 car started from eighth spot on the grid. Starting driver, James Littlejohn, arguably the revelation of the race, was soon slicing through the traffic to take the race lead in a scintillating performance, a remarkable feat considering that it was his début in this level of international competition. As a result he was nominated for Drive of the Day by Radio Le Mans (as was Matt). Tony Wells, another making his first LM P2 appearance, drove the middle period of the race, maintaining the strong pace of the car before handing over to James Walker who brought the car home to the finish. The Safety Car Period worked against the quick Jersey based driver and sixth place at the end of the race was not a true reflection of the potential of the package.
Team Principal Tim Greaves: "Well there were many positives that the team will take away from Silverstone. A brilliant race by Matt, two hours, twenty minutes on your first race at this level is a big ask but he responded brilliantly, showing good pace and great maturity. Similarly James also turned in a great drive to take the lead overall, he adapted very well to the hustle and bustle to come from a little way done the grid to the overall lead. Perhaps we could have claimed a podium spot with either or both cars but that is motorsport."
Team Manager Jacob Greaves: "Another strong result for the team and some great performances, from all the drivers. Our partners, Zytek, Nissan and Dunlop all made significant contributions as usual and the guys in the team are the best. Certainly based on this race we are confident that 2014 will be a good season for Greaves Motorsport. We are looking forward to the next race at Imola in May."
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Hugely competitive debut for Lyons at Silverstone
Pegasus Racing shows good pace but forced to retire on ELMS return
Series European Le Mans
Drivers James Walker , Tom Kimber-Smith , Tim Greaves , Chris Dyson , James Littlejohn , Jacob Greaves , Matt McMurry , Tony Wells
Teams Greaves Motorsport
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To address the problem of dog fouling, we have made an order under the Clean Neighbourhoods and Environment Act 2005 that requires all dog owners and walkers to clean up after their dog if the dog fouls in a place to which the public has access.
Offenders may be given a fixed penalty notice, or in certain circumstances may be prosecuted. Non-payment of a fixed penalty notice may result in prosecution.
People who are registered blind or who have a visual impairment and are reliant on a trained assistance dog are exempt from this order.
Securely bagged dog waste should be placed in either a dog waste bin, litter bin or your black waste bin.
We are also responsible for emptying dog waste bins and dual waste bins and the installation of new dual bins. If there is somewhere you think a dog bin should go then please contact us.


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Q: Umbraco 7: create menu datatype with submenus How can I create a navigation menu data type with submenu items so that I can create it in the back office with properties like text, href, optional image? Something like dropdown multiple.
I've installed Umbraco 7.1.5 with NuGet in VS2013 and using Razor syntax.
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Is it possible to create an object of type menu and edit it in the back-end's UI, for a non-developer. The user should add as many items or sub items as needed with those properties, with a plus sign. I've found this property editor. Is this possible using this property editor?

A: Create a Partial View (in the back-end under the SETTINGS section).  If you create a new partial view, one of the pre-created snippets will be "navigation".
Then use some CSS menu (you e.g. created yourself or found on google), and try to match the navigation HTML to that of the CSS menu.
To include the partial view in the template just use
@Html.Partial("NameOfThePartialWithoutExtention")


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Queen Rania Urges Global Community to Refocus on MDGs
(Office of Her Majesty, Press Department – New York) Speaking at a United Nations Foundation's event in New York, Wednesday, Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah urged world leaders and the global community to refocus their commitment to achieving the Millennium Development Goals by the 2015 deadline.
Queen Rania highlighted many of the world's achievements, attributing much of the recent success to UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, but also noted that much remains to be done. "We measure our progress in the smiles of children surviving preventable disease, in the relief of parents being treated for AIDS, in the pride of girls learning to read," she said, "But as the Secretary General understands, we must measure our shortcomings, too – in the tears of mothers who bury their newborns, in the swollen bellies of starving toddlers, in the pain of families forced to choose between medicine or a meal." In 2000, the United Nations adopted eight goals to be met by all the world's countries by 2015. They include eradicating extreme poverty and hunger, achieving universal primary education, promoting gender equality, reducing child mortality, improving maternal health, combating diseases such as HIV/AIDS, ensuring environmental sustainability and creating global partnerships for development. Much of the focus at Wednesday's UNF event was mobilizing the attendees, including hundreds of high profile heads of UN agencies and heads of corps and nonprofits who are working on MDGs, to step up the international efforts. The Secretary General thanked the Queen for "that very kind introduction and for all that you are doing for the children of the world." "Already we have seen major successes in this campaign. It shows what we have to do to succeed. Coordinate our agencies. Get support from important countries. Create new partnerships with the private sector and civil society. Reach out to individuals. Bring in other leaders. And go to the press with a clear message," he said as he outlined action plans for each type of attendee. Queen Rania is in New York to highlight the importance of universal access to quality education during the opening week of the United Nations' General Assembly.


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IB Diploma Results 2021
World-beating IBDP Results
Nexus International Malaysia is extremely proud to be ranked as Top 2% Global IB Schools in the World and Top 50 in Asia according to Education Advisers Ltd (see www.IB-Schools.com), cementing its position as the Top IBDP School in Malaysia. The International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) is the World's fastest growing curriculum with more than 5400 schools having adopted it to date.
Nexus achieved an outstanding average Value Added of 4 points per learner, placing the school in the top 1% in the world for progress made by learners. This is true to the school's philosophy - every learner achieves at Nexus.
We also celebrate individual achievements and notably two learners, Caryn Chan and Ju Eun Bae, achieved a perfect score of 45 points. Typically only about 150-200 students in the world achieve this score every year, which puts Caryn Chan and Ju Eun Bae amongst the top in the world with access to the best universities and pathways.
2021 - The Best IB Diploma Results
16 out of 35 of our graduates achieved more than 40 points - more than quadruple the world average. This year's cohort of 35 students also come from 9 different nationalities namely from Malaysia, Korea, China, Belgium, Italy, New Zealand, United Kingdom, Yemen and Bangladesh, which offers a truly international experience for learners.
Boarding adds to the benefits of a Nexus education with 30% of the top achievers being part of our boarding community. Nexus boarding is ideal for exam year students, offering a good routine, balanced lifestyle, peer-to-peer and expert teacher support.
Nexus IBDP Results at a Glance
Nexus is extremely proud of our IB Diploma graduates who persevered throughout the COVID-19 pandemic and reached these milestones.
"Constantly attending, and often facilitating professional learning, our expert teachers are highly experienced in providing the individualized mentoring and support that our IBDP learners require and deserve throughout their 2-year pre-university course." says David Griffiths, Principal at Nexus.
Nexus learners also receive dedicated 1:1 support from a Higher Education Counsellor for their university and scholarship applications as well as career guidance. In the past years, Nexus learners have been accepted to top universities around the world such as Imperial College London, University of Melbourne, University of Warwick, University College London, University of British Columbia and many more. Indeed, the IB programme at Nexus provides a clear pathway for learners' universities of choice.
Watch our 2021 Virtual IBDP Graduation Ceremony held recently to celebrate the success of our graduating cohort.
About the IB Diploma Programme
The International Baccalaureate® (IB) Diploma Programme (DP) is for students aged 16-19, recognized and respected by the world's leading universities. Evidence suggests that higher rates of IBDP students go on to university, are more likely to attend a top 20 university and achieve a first-class honours degree. The IB Diploma Programme is made up of six subject groups and the Diploma core, comprising Theory of Knowledge (TOK), Creativity, Activity, Service (CAS) and the Extended Essay (EE).
Through the IB Diploma core, students reflect on the nature of knowledge, complete independent research and undertake a project that often involves community service.
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Q: Change greyscaled img to black and white in photoshop How can I change in Photoshop CC a greyscaled jpg or pdf to just black and white (no grey and no color)?
I googled around but found nothing in that direction!
THANK YOU!!!

A: There are multiple ways you can achieve this:
Method 1 - Two color PNG

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*Open your grayscale image in Photoshop

*Go File > Save for Web

*Set the file type as PNG-8, Colors: 2

*Then you can play with No Dither, Diffusion, Pattern, Noise to achieve different effects

*Save...

Method 2 - Use a filter
(I'm using CS6)

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*Open grayscale image in Photoshop

*Go Filter > Filter Gallery > Artistic > Sketch > Stamp

Method 3 - Threshold
(as supplied by  Mark Setchell)

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*Image->Adjustments->Threshold

Alternate Illustrator Method

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*Open grayscale image in Illustrator

*Select the image on the stage, then go Object > Image trace > Make

*In the toolbar, there will be an Image Trace Panel button/icon, if you click this you will have options you can play with (Threshold)

A: one more method:
GO image> adjustment> levels.
In input level collide the three sliders together.
you get different pattern depending on the position of the three sliders.


The Yoder YS640 is a more professional pellet smoker which maintains consistent temperature across the cooking grates. This means that you will never have to move your food to avoid overcooking because of the hot spots within the smoker. In addition, cold weather and winds won't affect the temperature within this smoker as they do with some other pellet smokers.
Three stage controller – there are three options to choose from, smoke ( or low), medium and high. It's an old and very poor controller. It only has three options to choose from, it's very poor at maintaining temperature. It doesn't take weather and other factors into account. The result is that the temperature inside the grill can significantly rise or drop without you knowing. Such solution makes it impossible to set a precise temperature and limits the cooking options.
It's built pretty solidly, which is what you want with a portable system as it's obviously being moved around a lot more. I'd say it's similar in build quality to the Traeger Junior Elite, which as a top of the line smoker says all that needs to be said. If something does go wrong, there's a two year warranty. I'd have liked more, but it's there, and that's good enough.
Sometimes an inexpensive, less efficient pellet blend might be just fine for burgers or chicken breasts. Other times, you may want to step it up with a premium flavored pellet where whole turkeys, prime rib roasts, or a nice brisket can really shine. No matter what you read in any grouping of pellet grill reviews, know this: pellets are not all made equally. You will wind up with one or two "go to� brands over time that you simply prefer – sometimes for their efficiency (leaving little ash), others for their flavor.


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Why FHA Condo Financing Is Important & FHA Financing Is absolutely important piece of a condo project.
FHA Condo Financing. First a little bit about FHA financing in general. Some of these may not apply to all buyers but one or more reason is likely to affect most.
The reason that affects most people is that the FHA rates for fixed rate mortgages are the lowest of all programs. FHA loans are guaranteed by the Federal Government. In all my years as a loan officer and owner of Homes And Loans the mortgage company the most common concern for buyers and borrowers is "what is my rate"? People want to shop for the best rate. The reason is legit. The lower the rate the lower the payment as well as the less you pay for interest over the life of the loan.
FHA financing, the guarantee by the government brings a buyer the lowest rate.
Next, purpose of the loan is to provide a second chance to those a lenient second chance for a credit glitch in their lives. It could be bankruptcy, careless credit behavior, new borrowers with limited credit history who may have a problem in the past. The underwriting rules for an FHA borrower are more lenient than conventional. Typically you can carry a little more debt. More common is the fact that if you have had no credit 30 day late reporting for the last 12 months your credit will qualify. Recovering and buying after a bankruptcy requires a shorter waiting period than conventional.
Credit requirements are more lenient.
An extremely valuable FHA feature is the reverse mortgage. I have written in a positive way about reverse mortgages. I am aligning myself to collaborate with a great company and an experienced loan officer. You can find these articles by clicking the category reverse mortgages in the blog piece if his site. So many people have an initial fear of a reverse mortgage, and they shouldn't. When one has all the facts it's an easy decision to make. FHA Condo Financing is important.
Reverse mortgages are an important part of FHA financing.
FHA has a low down payment feature. (3.5%) Yes there are non FHA products that have 3% down programs. But if you compare the interest rate of those programs you will find them less attractive. Some of those programs offer no mortgage insurance options, but look carefully as they raise the interest rate to make up for the insurance premium. FHA Condo Financing is important.
As you have likely observed I have been adding a lot of info about the condominiums in Salt Lake City. I do have more to place on this site. I will now start to add additional data as well as more properties. FHA approval and allowing pets are the next items of information I will add. Pets are a common questions..
To wrap this up FHA also has a strict approval policy. If you as a condo owner or buyer see that a property is FHA approved you will know that they have reviewed important details about the HOA. They analyze the financial condition, are there too many not paying their dues? Do the minutes of the HOA meetings disclose problems?
If for no other reason than stability of the HOA in general warrants going to the effort of the every two year process of an FHA approval. FHA approval sets a standard that I believe warrants all condo projects should be seeking. FHA Condo Financing is important.
I have posted on my site the contact info for a loan officer that includes the FHA reverse mortgage as part of her mortgage practice, Jynae Bird. I highly recommend that you contact her should you have any interest. I welcome to be the one to refer her to you, and my experience as a large mortgage company owner and years of experience as a bank and mortgage company loan officer give you me as an advocate. I will be glad to participate in your quest to know more. Jynae can be contacted by phone and 801-368-9344 or jbird@primeres.com. Prime Residential is an amazing company, you get them and Jynae.
I was in the mortgage side of the business for much of my career. I went from loan officer for a bank, to being licensed with other banks and mortgage companies. I ended this side of the business as owner and CEO of one of Washington States, largest volume mortgage companies.
The advice was bad advice for two important reasons.
1- shopping rates is a suckers game. Interest rates fluctuate at least daily and several times a day in certain market conditions. You do not lock your rate on a shopping call. The first bank I worked for ran a Sunday ad quoting their rate. They had to have the quote in on Wednesday before. People started ringing the phone on Monday AM and it was a nightmare. The rate in the paper was no longer valid. I hated it and refused to play the game.
2- This is an extremely important reason that it was Real Bad Advice On A Radio Advertisement. When you speak with a lender or loan officer that runs radio ads the relationship is between you and that loan officer. It's a one on one relationship. If they mess you up, don't deliver as promised they lose you.
The ad was asking you to discard the loan officer referred by your lender. Think about it. If this referred loan officer messes you up he or she puts a steady flow of referrals at risk. Their responsibility is to more than you. The loan officer receiving referrals from an agent that can provide a lot of business will go overboard, even in busy times to not mess you up.
Now having been there and even overseeing hundreds of loan officers I have seen a lot, may be even seen it all. Crashes with peoples loans happen. In busy times lenders can get too busy. They have no control how much business comes through the door each day. They have a fixed number of staff and the loan officer only has so many hours a day, even if working long hours. You definitely want to be the preferred, real estate agent referred client.
Some examples of crashes: they forget to ask for all the documents that are needed, they are slow in ordering your appraisal, the rate they promised just went away because they were slow to lock it, there are many as it is a business with a lot of detail.
The worse one I remember was with now defunct Washington Mutual Savings and Loans. An agent brought a client to me with the statement that I was competing against WAMU. The buyer had the rate quote in writing and all I had to do was beat it and I would have the loan. In checking things out I said that there was no way that rate was possible, it was way too far under the market. FYI rates from lender to lender vary very little. I not only didn't get the loan against what I believed was a fake rate I made the agent angry. A few weeks later the agent and client came to me for help. It was time to close and the rate was way way way higher than quoted. This was a not too uncommon of a problem back then and the government has made it more difficult to have this severe of a problem, but it can happen. I still had an angry agent friend but there was little that I could do to help at this point.
A more typical problem these days is when a local real estate Principle Broker had a transaction that couldn't close at the last minute due to a lender saying the buyer qualified for the loan and at the last minute the loan was denied. His words, "all too often the loan officer says they qualify when the app is taken, yes they qualify throughout the process, and at the last minute, sorry they don't qualify".
These are only a couple of examples. It truly is Real Bad Advice On A Radio Advertisement to move people from an agent referred lender to one that advertises for your business. Even if you are getting a refinance, either use the lender that you had a successful experience with or call a real estate agent for a referral. In the later case make sure the loan officer is aware of how they referred.
This advice also applies to responding to web site lenders. I have had situations where I had to warn internet found lenders that if they weren't going to honor the commitment they made that I will help their upset client make a complaint to the State Attorney General. It's a sad way to get action. More often than not the issue is not meeting a closing deadline. I hate to add to my list of no no lenders local savings and loans and banks. I tell my clients that I have had and seen so many bad experiences with them that I may not want to be their agent. It for similar reasons of the problems with internet lenders with one unique one, in that with some of these you get to talk to a different bank employee all throughout the process and trust me that is really not good.
There are two lenders on this site you can count on. But more importantly, if you are buying a home, use the lender agent refers you to. You will be the priority client and that is what you deserve.
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I remember not being much impressed with 2005. So much so, I made a half-arsed attempt at a Favorite Edition list and didn't even call it such. It's taken a lot of sifting to arrive at the present form of the list.
Sigur Ros, Takk …
Antony and the Johnston, I Am a Bird Now
Ann-Sally, Brand-New Orleans
Kate Bush, Aerial
… And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead, Worlds Apart
Bob Mould, Body of Song
Sleater-Kinney, The Woods
Yorico, Cocoon
Duran Duran, Beautiful Colours
Kawai Kenji, TV Animation BLEACH Original Soundtrack 1
Enya, Amarantine
Grizzly Bear, Horn of Plenty
Levi Kreis, One of the Ones
Madonna, Confessions on a Dancefloor
The list goes through much shuffling due to some late discoveries. I didn't pick up Anthony and the Johnsons till 2006 and Ann-Sally much later. BLEACH wouldn't be appointment viewing till the following year.
The extended list gets pared down a lot. Fuji Fabric, Sasagawa Miwa and toddle make room for Grizzly Bear and Levi Kreis.
I was so desperate to find entries, I included catalog titles from Gang of Four and John Zorn. In hindsight, that was the signal my priorities were starting to shift.
Toward the end of 2005, I relaunched this site as a traditional blog instead of the interactive zine it had been. My interest in Japanese popular music started to wane, and I reached an age where the music of my youth was being reimagined — some would say misinterpreted — by up and coming bands.
2005 marked the beginning of the end of Musicwhore.org ver. 1.0.
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The further we get from the present day, the more we'll find retroactive changes to the Favorite Edition lists. The 2007 list sees a lot of shifting in the Favorite 10, and a number of retroactive additions.
Explosions in the Sky, All of a Sudden I Miss Everyone
UA, Golden green
The Dead Betties, Nightmare Sequence
Björk, Volta
unkie, the Price of Fame
Nico Muhly, Speaks Volumes
Stephen Sondheim, Company (2006 Cast Recording)
Once, Music from the Motion Picture
Sasagawa Miwa, Mayoi Naku
Tokyo Jihen, Goraku (Variety)
Synapse/Elliott Cole, The Oracle Hysterical
Tommy heavenly6, Heavy Starry Heavenly
Kawai Kenji, Seirei no Moribito
Office, A Night at the Ritz
M.I.A., Kala
The National, Boxer
Band of Horses, Cease to Begin
Jason Isbell, Sirens of the Ditch
The cast recording for 2006 production of Company gets a retroactive boost, missing the Favorite 10 the first time out. A PBS broadcast of the revival directed by John Doyle went a long way in raising its ranking.
I didn't discover the Dead Betties till a year and some change after the release of Nightmare Sequence, and it would have shot up to the Favorite 10 had I known about it. The album doesn't lose its punch more than a decade on.
Rufus Wainwright's Release the Stars and Smashing Pumpkins' Zeitgeist fall of the list entirely. I think those albums earned their place on the Favorite 10 because I was not paying attention to what was happening in 2007, if the expanded list is any indication.
I'm not sure I actually like The National, but I remember catching the band's appearance on Live from the Artists Den and thinking Matt Berninger was a tall drink of water. Boxer is rather fine album, nonetheless.
I would not have picked up Band of Horses without Renée Fleming. I get them mixed up with the Band of Heathens and Band of Skulls.
I didn't actually like Sirens of the Ditch the first time I listened to it. I was just starting to explore Jason Isbell's work after hearing Southeastern, and I wanted everything to sound like it. I had no context about his work with Drive-By Truckers. Sirens of the Ditch is closer to his work with the Truckers than his more recent albums, and that understanding goes a long way to building appreciation for his solo debut.
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How do you breathe new life into an old Apple iBook? Put it in the fridge! Seriously, I was about to remove the memory from a 3 year-old and bashed-to-death iBook that had packed up a few months ago and thought 'Ah, well, let's see if it turns on' and the machine started, only for the screen to blank out after a minute or so. The solution: put the iBook in the fridge for 20 minutes, cool it down to about 10?∫C, and then it ran for 10 minutes – enough to back up my data.
I of course don't really advocate this as a solution to your iBook problems, and it was only a temporary fix to get my data off the machine. I assume that some soldering or wiring expands when the iBook is hot and stops the screen or video card from working, hence the fridge method seemed to work OK.
These iBooks have been beset by some unreliability problems though – have a look at this page from Apple's website.
Anyway, the data is safe, and there's more space for yoghurt and tomatoes in the fridge now.


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Predicting economic outlook difficult: PM
Colin Brinsden, AAP Economics and Business CorrespondentAAP
Thu, 1 October 2020 12:45PM
Camera IconStage four restrictions have led to a contraction in Victoria's manufacturing sector.
Scott Morrison admits forecasting the economic outlook is difficult given the global uncertainty caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
Next Tuesday's budget will include an updated set of economic forecasts for the next four years, including growth, employment and wages.
"We are living in the most uncertain times any of us have seen in trying to get an understanding of what these numbers will be," the prime minister told the National Press Club in Canberra on Thursday.
"In that environment, I think Treasury's task, and the Reserve Bank's task - the OECD and others - their task is very, very difficult."
He said the government can do everything it can to boost the economy through the measures to be announced in the budget, but it is also vulnerable to what happens in the global economy.
A spread of economic figures released on Thursday highlighted the volatility that has been running through the economy during the pandemic, and shows what impact Victoria's harsh COVID-19 lockdown has had.
Job vacancies - a pointer to future employment growth - soared by a record 59.4 per cent in the three months to August, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
In the May quarter, job vacancies had collapsed by 43 per cent, the largest fall in the 40 years of the survey. It overtook the previous record fall of 27 per cent during the 1990s recession.
"The large bounce in job vacancies is an encouraging sign that a recovery in labour demand is occurring," National Australia Bank economist Tapas Strickland said.
Meanwhile, Melbourne's tough COVID-19 restrictions may be easing but the state capital's housing market remains under pressure.
New figures show Melbourne house prices fell by a further 0.9 per cent in September and are now 5.5 per cent below a peak recorded in March. Prices are up just 3.1 per cent on the year.
This, and a soft Sydney market, dragged the national value of housing down for a fifth straight month.
Nationally, house prices were down 0.1 per cent in September to be 4.8 per cent up on the year, the CoreLogic hedonic home value index showed.
Still, the national fall in prices was the smallest decline since values started to reduce in May this year.
Even Sydney, where prices fell 0.3 per cent in the month, the rate of decline has been consistently easing. Sydney prices are up 7.7 per cent on the year, the strongest annual rise among Australian capitals.
"Prices have held up much better than feared back in March," AMP Capital chief economist Shane Oliver said.
"But that's mainly because JobKeeper, the increase in JobSeeker, the bank payment holiday and other support measures protecting heavily indebted households and property investors have headed off distressed sales."
Victoria's virus restrictions also continued to weigh on Australia's manufacturing sector, which suffered slower orders and inquiries nationwide.
The Australian Industry Group performance of manufacturing index fell 2.6 points to 46.7 in September, indicating a faster pace of decline than in August.
Index results below 50 points indicate the sector is in contraction.
The prime minister used his press club speech to outline a $1.5 billion budget boost for manufacturing, targeting mining, food and drink, medical products, recycling and clean energy, defence and space.
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The AAT Project™ provides a platform for young scientists, researchers and inventors to help bring their visions to life. Amazing opportunities for those qualify.
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The AAT Project™ is an online platform that will identify, mentor and manage exceptional Millennials and Post-Millennials whose ideas will change the world. Our mission is to promote technological and scientific innovation by changing the cultural aspect of what science and math look like, and by setting a new higher standard for the youth of today. We're Discovering Brilliance™!


1. The resurrection of Jesus is really not all that important.
2. The resurrection of Jesus proves that He is who He said He was and all that He said is true.
3. In His resurrection body, Jesus could go through closed doors.
4. When the disciples told Thomas that Jesus had risen and they had seen Him, Thomas believed them immediately.
5. Jesus appeared to His disciples many times during the forty days, but He was not continuously visible.
6. One proof that Jesus was with His disciples constantly, whether visible or not, was that He knew all their conversations.
7. When Christ returned to Heaven, the Father gave Him a high place, but not the highest place.
8. The coming of the Holy Spirit on the Day of Pentecost proved to the disciples that Jesus Christ was now on the throne of Heaven.
9. After the day of Pentecost, the disciples were still weak, fearful men.
10. God has determined that one day every knee shall bow to Jesus and every tongue confess that Jesus Christ is Lord.


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Time is right to hunt turkeys in western mountains, pheasant in Southern Maine, waterfowl in midcoast
by Opinion Contributor October 17, 2013
AUGUSTA, Maine — Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife wildlife biologists are preparing reports that may help hunters in the weeks ahead. Here's the most recent report.
Southern Lakes Region
Hunters are enjoying the pheasant season in southern Maine.
"We have had two pheasant releases so far, and we have one final release for the season on Sunday, Oct. 20," said DIF&W wildlife biologist Scott Lindsay. "We have received some very positive comments about our two dozen release sites." You can find a list of the pheasant release sites on the department website at www.mefishwildlife.com.
Lindsay said there has been a lot of outreach with area landowners about the release sites and very good cooperation with the area rod and gun clubs.
"One member even set a new standard for landowner relations by baking and delivering apple pies to about a dozen landowners," said Lindsay. "That type of outreach goes a long way towards keeping land open, and allows us to keep stocking pheasants."
It is also the middle of the archery season for deer, and Lindsay said that during the first week, "some very impressive animals were brought to registration stations," but as is typical, it slowed down after the first week.
Lindsay noted that there are also a lot of turkey hunters out taking advantage of the expanded opportunities for turkey this fall.
"We have a pretty good number of turkeys coming through the registration stations," said Lindsay, who said a lot of the birds are poults but there are some pretty good adults as well. "We have noticed a lot of people out turkey hunting, particularly compared to past falls."
Central and Midcoast
"Reports out of Merrymeeting Bay is that birds are moving around, but location is the key" for waterfowl hunters, said biologist Kendall Marden. "Some areas are hot, others are not. Warm weather is holding up the migrating birds coming through, as well as the woodcock flight."
Marden said that there are small groups of partridge here and there, and you can find them if you are willing to look for them. Several groups have had days with multiple flushes. Those with dogs are getting more flushes than others.
"Turkey hunting has been somewhat slow, but people are picking up birds here and there," said Marden, who noted there are lot of small broods, and late broods as well with younger birds.
If you are looking to go duck hunting, Marden suggests the Merrymeeting Bay WMA. There are over 5,000 acres in the WMA, spread out in multiple locations in the bay. Check out your DeLorme Atlas Map 6 for where these parcels are located. Green Point in Dresden is also a good location for launching and setting up.
Western Mountains Region
"Grouse numbers seem to be down in the region, but the woodcock numbers seem to be good," said DIF&W wildlife biologist Chuck Hulsey.
Hulsey also noted that he is seeing lots of turkeys in his region, but contrary to southern Maine, he is not seeing a lot of hunters. "
"If someone wants to hunt turkeys, they should have great hunting," says Hulsey.
Hulsey added that if someone wanted to go archery hunting for deer, they should try the Chesterville WMA and take a canoe ride down the river. It is quite an effective way to take a deer. Be aware the first one hundred yards of the river is a little low right now, but it is pleasant paddling for the remainder.
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This is hands down, one of my family's favorite dishes. If you follow me on Instagram, you've probably seen that we like chicken and jalapeno poppers… so obviously the perfect dish would be to meld the two together, right?!
I wish I could eat this every night, but we already eat a good amount of jalapeno poppers, so adding this might be overkill.
This is pretty easy to make (though there are a few recipes out there making it even easier), but it is a little time consuming. However, it's perfect for keto; it is low carb, high fat, and so tasty I don't mind the extra time put in. Plus I get the added bonus of the kids standing around the counter, asking, "Oh, are you making that thing again? Awesome!" Word for word folks. You could say this is a hit with the family.
Hope you guys enjoy it! Please let me know what you guys think, I welcome the feedback!
2. In a medium sized bowl, add cream cheese, diced jalapenos, cheddar cheese, garlic paste, salt, and black pepper. Mix well and set aside.
3. If needed, tenderize chicken by pounding flat. I usually use a rolling pin to beat my chicken into submission. You want the chicken to be flattened and flexible for folding in half.
4. Place about a tablespoon (or desired amount) of cheese filling in the middle of each chicken breast. Fold chicken over and wrap two pieces of bacon around the whole thing to keep it from falling apart.
5. Bake for 30 minutes. Increase oven temperature to 400° and bake for another 20 minutes.
6. Serve with your favorite side dish and enjoy!
I actually ended up with 9 chicken breasts. I don't know if that was just an anomaly with the frozen chicken I bought or not; but, I based my calculations off of using all the cheese filling into 9 chicken breasts with 18 pieces of bacon used. Using a calculation of 9 servings, this came to about 460 calories, 3 grams net carbs, 55 grams of protein, and 23 grams of fat per patty.
In a medium sized bowl, add cream cheese, diced jalapenos, cheddar cheese, garlic paste, salt, and black pepper. Mix well and set aside.
If needed, tenderize chicken by pounding flat. I usually use a rolling pin to beat my chicken into submission. You want the chicken to be flattened and flexible for folding in half.
Place about a tablespoon (or desired amount) of cheese filling in the middle of each chicken breast.
Fold chicken over and wrap two pieces of bacon around the whole thing to keep it from falling apart.
Increase oven temperature to 400° and bake for another 20 minutes.
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Cheese Crisps - So easy and oh so cheesy!


Fortnite, do you know who you are playing with?
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However, when asked, research shows that kids have replied that they would often not tell their parents/carers incase they take their device away from them! We need to change that.
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