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Albania-Greece: Contemporary relations
Author: megi	/ Date: 17-02-2015
This project was conducted in cooperation with the Hellenic Foundation for European and Foreign Policy (ELIAMEP) and aims at evaluating perceptions of Albanian and Greek citizens towards each other. A national survey was carried out in both countries and a Comprehensive Report (plus main findings in presentation modules) was prepared, reflecting upon perceptions of each others governments, peoples and a variety of factors that affect and determine the course of bilateral relations. A national event with stakeholders was organized in Tirana and Athens.
Albania-Serbia Do perceptions equal reality?
The overall objective of this project was to contribute to the development and sustainability of relations between Albania and Serbia. The initiative therefore aimed to overpass often wrong perceptions that impede normal political, economical and societal relations between the two countries.
The AIIS project was innovative because it also aimed at measuring perceptions on both sides and it was not limited at state level. Perceptions were measured through media coverage, both the Albanian and Serbian one, interviews with representatives of academia, civil society and journalists of both countries and an analysis of publications and research on the subject. There are three subjects that this project monitored: The political Realm, Economic and trade relations and Societal relationships and impressions. Through this initiative AIIS attempted to raise awareness about the role of Albania and Serbia in the regional arena and to advocate for the need of improved relations between the two countries in order to overpass perceptions of enmities and hatred and to leave behind a negative historical legacy that is still defining their relations.
Monitoring regional cooperation
This regional project supported by Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, aimed at investigating the current state of affairs of institutionalized regional cooperation in 6 fields. Research and interviews were conducted by AIIS to compile a policy paper on ways to improve regional cooperation in South Eastern Europe and contribute to the region's European integration advancement. The project team conducted desk research, analysed legislative documents, carried out semi structured and regular interviews and wrote a country report on the topic, which was part of a regional report.
Albania's Relationship with Neighbors: the current account and the prospects for the future
A two years project aims to debate the Albania's current relationship with neighboring countries: Serbia, Montenegro, Kosova, FYROM Macedonia, Greece and Italy. Further the AIIS and its regional partners will provide Research report/ policy papers on security foreign policy trade and economics issues between Albania and its neighbors.
"One Year After NATO Membership: The Domestic and Foreign Policy Balance Sheets"
Albania's NATO accession in April 2009 was undeniably a historical event, considering that Albania is a former Warsaw Pact country and saw one of the harshest, most isolationist rules in the world during the Cold War period. In fact, NATO accession in 2009 saw much government mobilization to celebrate what symbolizes Albania's definite orientation towards integrationist trends. The second part of the conference was devoted to debate the effects on NATO enlargement in the Balkans from the security and stability perspectives.
Albania-Kosova Relations: Centrality of Economics
The purpose of the research and conference in Tirana was to debate the current relationship between Albania and Kosova on the economic realm and provide recommendations for relevant institutions in both states.
Desecuritization through Integration: A State Functionality Perspective
The security landscape of the Western Balkans has been significantly altered by the emergence of the new state of Kosovo, NATO expansion, as well as developments within the Stabilisation and Association framework the region is in. The link between integration processes (in the domestic, regional and European level), state functionality and desecuritisation of the region's states and societies is clear. The context that spurred international actor focus on state building, accompanied by an international security and peace-keeping presence in the region, has now changed however. The global economic crisis is far from being a negligible factor too. The effects of the crisis have begun to be felt in the region later than in other parts of the world. Economic downfall is a known factor in security concerns however. The effects of the world economic crisis in state functionality can no longer be ignored in the regional security and development analysis.
Desecuritization and resecuritization of Western Balkan inter/intrastate relations
Participants came from a wide range of fields and consisted of many internally, regionally and locally well-known experts and practitioners. Local participants were representatives of lawmakers and government, political parties, international organizations and diplomatic bodies, non-profit organizations and academic institutions. In the event were presented the achievements and challenges of NATO in its 60th anniversary.
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The Stelvio is named after the hill in Italy. It is actually the highest peak in Italy and the Giro d'Italia usually schleps over it every June. Schwalbe have used the name for all their racing line of tyres, from their superlight track racing tub through to the excellent rain tyre, they have a tyre for just about every occasion.
There is no doubt that a front tyre has slightly different demands placed on it than a rear tyre does. Essentially you sit on the rear tyre and the grip required needs to provide both cornering and power duties without compromising each other. On a bicycle this is made even harder by worrying about rolling resistance, drag and weight. The lighter the tyre the more likely you are going to have punctures and the heavier more likely to ride like a board. It's a tricky balance.
What the German company have come up with is: The ultimate combination for racers: Rubber compounds developed specially for front and rear wheel use. Front compounds give maximum adhesion for cornering and braking. Rear compounds minimise energy loss Use of these special compounds makes power transfer more efficient on both front and rear wheels.
Essentially Schwalbe's Qualifier Compound (QC) is placed in the tread centre for the more highly loaded rear wheel, where a low rolling resistance is important. A RaceGuard puncture protection belt is added for security.
The tyre shoulders use Maximum Grip Compound (MGC) providing for safer cornering. In the dry cornering is effortless, the centre section transition is un-noticeable as you slam into corners and they didn't complain. In wet and damp conditions there's no real change in performance, although naturally you slow down in the wet, even at 120psi they felt secure. The shape is pleasingly round with no nasty transition between the centre tread and the sidewall, although there is a slight rise to the centre 8mm section you don't notice it at all.
The ride of tubs is more to do with the complete wheel than the tyre itself. Mounted onto a simpler, lighter rim the tubular is faster and more responsive. The tyre and tube is far lighter than a high pressure tyre (clincher). Then the rim construction builds a laterally strong but radially compliant wheel. High pressure rims are heavier because they have a bead and channel necessary for the tyre to fit into. This makes a slightly less radially flexible wheel and this means the ride is less 'plush' and comfortable. However tubs are really only for pro teams as they cost a pile of money and wear out pretty quickly. And did I mention that they are a pain to fit?
This is a big improvement wear-wise on the original Stelvios, which ride very nicely but had a vulnerable tread especially in Northern European climates. The Evolution is an apt name for this tyre as it has matched Michelin and Veloflex for handling qualities and Continental for rubber and wear quality. At £50 a pair they're not too bad price wise either (Conti's Force and Attack are £28.95 each) and they certainly last a lot longer than previous Schwalbe race tyres. As for the front and rear specific tyres there may be a little obsolescence built in but the idea is a good one, you just won't be able to swap tyres around to make them go a little further. After two months heavy use they are in remarkably good shape, which is saying something after all the weather we've had to put up with.


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Q: How to mock navigator.geolocation in a LWC? Having a component that uses the embedded geolocation feature to get coordinates, how can I mock the call in a Jest test?
The component's code work in the org:
...

get locationService () {
    return navigator.geolocation
}

...

getCurrentPosition () {
    if (this.locationService) {
        let component = this
        this.locationService.getCurrentPosition(position => {
            component.markers = [{
                location: {
                    Latitude: position.coords.latitude,
                    Longitude: position.coords.longitude
                },
                title: 'You are here!'
            }]
            component.coordinates.lat = position.coords.latitude
            component.coordinates.lon = position.coords.longitude
        })
    }
}

...

But how can I test it, since having the following mock implementation results in an error when calling afterEach?
it('Should display the coordinate.', () => {

    const mockGeolocation = {
        getCurrentPosition: jest.fn()
            .mockImplementation((success) => Promise.resolve(success({
                coords: {
                    latitude: 10,
                    longitude: 10
                }
            })))
    }

    navigator.geolocation = mockGeolocation

    ...

    ... rest of the test goes below
})

The error on afterEach is this one on the terminal:
Assert Violation: undefined is not a vm.

      36 |     afterEach(() => {
      37 |         while (document.body.firstChild) {
    > 38 |             document.body.removeChild(document.body.firstChild)
         |             ^
      39 |         }
      40 |         jest.clearAllMocks()
      41 |     })

The error doesn't show up if I comment out the line that assigns the mockGeolocation object to the navigator.geolocation:
// navigator.geolocation = mockGeolocation

A: Most info copied from discussion on the sample git commit here.
The technique you used to mock out the navigator.geolocation API is fine. The relevant code block from the original question is the following:
const mockGeolocation = {
    getCurrentPosition: jest.fn().mockImplementation((success) =>
        Promise.resolve(
            success({
                coords: {
                    latitude: 10,
                    longitude: 10
                }
            })
        )
    )
}

navigator.geolocation = mockGeolocation

The error referenced in the question is because a property was attempted to be accessed which did not have the @api decorator attached to it, making it a private property and inaccessible from the test case.

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é termo que designa os passos dados na execução de um kata, contudo a acepção dada é de referir-se não somente ao número de passos em sentido estrito mas do conjunto de técnicas executadas em determinado momento.

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In this lesson students explore ministerial responsibility through Question Time in the Senate and an estimates committee role-play. This activity demonstrates how committees and the federal executive operate. This lesson plan adopts a hypothetical situation, but any situation of ministerial neglect, real or imagined, could be applied.
How does the federal Parliament investigate and scrutinise ministerial actions?
Draw a pyramid of responsibility on the board. Place people with the most responsibility at the top of the pyramid and those with least responsibility at the bottom.
Discuss how players and coaches are held accountable if they fail.
Tell the class they will role-play a hypothetical situation and help determine the degree of responsibility of a minister in the Senate.
Give the committee time to frame questions and the witnesses time to prepare for questions from the committee.
The Prime Minister, Leader of the Opposition and media discuss the issue separately.
Set up the classroom with two rows of tables facing each other. Senators sit on one side, witnesses on the other.
The committee chair runs the committee by asking each witness or witness group to answer questions from the committee senators.
The committee chair concludes the committee by thanking participants and by reminding all that the evidence has been recorded and will be available to the public.
Ask the Leader of the Opposition and the Prime Minister to speak separately to the media and to recommend a consequence for the minister.
Ask representatives of the media to make statements.
What role did Question Time have in this process?
How effective was this process in calling the minister to account?
How might the investigation be different if the minister was a major shareholder in the feedlot or shipyard?
Do you think the principle of ministerial responsibility is adequately applied in the federal Parliament? Why/why not?
Is it reasonable that ministers accept ultimate responsibility for the actions of their department?
Continue the exploration of the role-play scenario by interviewing, cartooning, videoing or reporting upon the parliamentary process.
Investigate a ministerial dismissal of a recent government. What principle did the minister allegedly breach?
Identify a minister who you believe should have resigned and justify your reasoning.
Record Question Time on video and lead a class analysis and discussion.
Consider the following quote: 'Action springs not from thought, but from a readiness for responsibility.' ~ Dietrich Bonhoeffe. What does it mean?
Opposition senator: I have read in the newspapers that a feedlot has a record, a proven record as pictures in the newspapers illustrate, of animal cruelty. I want to ask the Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry—a friend of the President of the Feedlot Association—to explain why his/her department has not suspended the feedlot's licence. This has got to be an example of corruption. I can't wait for Senate Estimates to investigate this one! I ask the minister to explain why he/she shouldn't resign.
Opposition senator: I have read a number of academic reports stating clearly that the battleships commissioned by the Minister for Defence are not needed by the defence forces. These ships are nothing more than white elephants! This is bad enough and demonstrates utter incompetence, but it just so happens that these ships have been built in marginal government electorates. This is surely an abuse of power, and I think warrants a Senate Estimates committee investigation. I ask the minister to explain why he/she shouldn't resign.
Prime Minister: You learn of the allegations in the newspapers and are very concerned. Do you support your minister or demand that he/she resign?
Leader of the Opposition: You have read the reports in the newspapers and are eager to call the minister to account. You have had little opportunity to pressure the government until now and are eager to make the most of it during Question Time and at the committee hearing through your senators.
Minister: You are intent on clearing your good name. Do you admit a wrongdoing or dismiss the accusations as muckraking?
Departmental secretaries: What is the best course for your future? Do you investigate the issue within your department? Do you side with the minister?
Government senators: You want to defend the reputation and good record of the minister. What questions do you frame at the committee hearing to highlight this? Don't forget the witness groups. How might they have been at fault?
Opposition senators: Your leader has instructed you to frame as many challenging questions at the minister and witness groups as possible. You wish to implicate the minister.
Witnesses: What is your interest in relation to the investigation? What do you know about this issue?
Media: You have found a good story and seek to expose many individuals at each stage of the process.
Responsibility: bearing a particular burden or obligation. Responsible—answerable or accountable for something within one's power, management or control.
Ministerial responsibility: responsibility to the parliament for actions taken by a minister or on that minister's behalf; the doctrine that the ministers in a government, individually or collectively, depend for their continuance on maintaining the support of the parliament.
Estimates committee: estimates committees are Senate committees which meet during two periods each year to scrutinise executive government spending, actions and decisions.


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Steven Strait
Growing up in Manhattan's West Village. At P.S. Three, which he attended up until the sixth grade, he had an early interest in sports - first in basketball, then later in boxing and karate. A huge influence, Strait's mother was a highly belted practitioner of karate. Just before his teens, he began focusing on acting, ensconced in classes at the Village Community School, where he was nudged into acting in a musical. That performance nabbed him both a modeling manager and a few commercial gigs, all by the age of 13. Strait went on to attend Manhattan's Xavier High School, where he decided to further continue his acting, music and modeling, with the modeling detour becoming the catalyst. Early in his teens, a chance meeting with the head of Boss Models, John Bobin, led to his recruitment as a model for the agency, with Strait appearing in photo campaigns for illustrious clothiers such as Harlequin and Hollister.In 2000, Strait, age 14, began studying acting at the prestigious Stella Adler Conservatory. His training also extended to training at Black Nexxus. Strait first appeared on network television in the New York-based series "Third Watch" (NBC, 1999-2005), playing Bobby Cannavale's character Bobby Caffey as a teenager on a February 2001 episode. By early 2003, Strait had been wooed into the fold as a client for one of Hollywood's elite talent agencies, International Creative Management. After signing, he made the jump to the west coast, heading to Los Angeles after graduating from Xavier High in 2004. It was not long before Strait, eager to put his years of acting training to use, was sent out for film auditions. He was very quickly cast in an ambitious Disney family comedy about teen superheroes called "Sky High" (2005). Released in July 2005, the young actor could be seen heating up the screen as Warren Peace, a superhero with the ability to manipulate flames. Just after "Sky High" began filming, Strait was tapped for his second film project, the more-low key of the two efforts, "Undiscovered" (2005), which chronicled the lives of an interconnected group of struggling actors and musicians. As he had done with "Sky High," Strait sported a mane of long hair for his role as Luke Falcon, a budding singer-songwriter who moves from New York to Los Angeles in search of stardom.While "Sky High" was a small hit with moviegoers, "Undiscovered" sank at the box office amidst mostly unenthusiastic reviews. Not a total loss, Strait landed an impressive seven songs on the soundtrack's 15-track release. Though critics did not buy into performance of Falcon as a singer-in-the-making, he was indeed a real life rocker. Lakeshore Records, the label who put out the movie's soundtrack, quickly signed Straight and his band, Tribe. Despite the musical detour, Strait continued with his acting career, landing a role in director Renny Harlin's supernatural thriller, "The Covenant" (2006), in which he starred as Caleb Danvers, one of four friends and descendents of New England witches who use their warlock powers to compete for the love of a classmate.Following his turn working with Harlin, Strait was hired by another veteran of the blockbuster genre, director Roland Emmerich, for the movie "10,000 B.C." Strait took on his biggest film challenge to date in the lead role of D'Leh, a prehistoric mammoth hunter forced onto a continent-crossing trek to save his tribe from complete extinction. Unfortunately, Strait's hoped for breakthrough film met with a mixture of derision, scorn and indifference from audiences, offering the young actor little in the way of career advancement. Less maligned was his small role in the Iraq wartime drama "Stop Loss" (2008), starring Ryan Phillippe, Channing Tatum and Joseph Gordon-Levitt as young soldiers struggling to reclaim their lives as civilians. After appearing as Andy Garcia's illegitimate son in the dysfunctional family-drama "City Island" (2009), Strait scored a regular cast role on the cable series "Magic City" (Starz, 2012-13). On the period drama, Strait played Stevie Evans, the charming "bad boy" son of Ike Evans (Jeffrey Dean Morgan), owner of the ritzy Miramar Playa Resort, where glamour, sex, power and crime all converge on the shores of Miami in the late-1950s.
REVENGE · S3, E16
As the notorious Pascal LeMarchal's unexpected visit reverberates throughout the Hamptons, Emily and Victoria go head to head in a very public showdown.
As Emily's blackouts grow increasingly violent, her only hope lies with the person she betrayed most, while Victoria makes a drastic move to deal with someone from her past.

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What is the definition of identity theft and who does it harm?
The definition of identity theft: The unlawful use of someone's personal information for fraud or deception. Personal information can include name, birth date, driver's license number, credit cards, bank accounts, checks, Social Security number, etc. Identity theft is used by criminals for financial gain, or sometimes to obtain fraudulent identity cards or official papers. It comes in many forms: financial theft, cloning and concealment, criminal theft, and synthetic theft.
Identity theft happens to people who are young, old, rich, poor, savvy and naive. All you need is information and you can be a victim. Identity theft happens to small companies, major corporations, government agencies, and any organization that has records containing personal information.
Identity theft information: Within the past five years, 27.3 million Americans have been victimized by identity theft. One survey reported yearly losses of $5 billion in damages for consumers and $48 billion for businesses. Identity theft is at the top of the Federal Trade Commission's (FTC) consumer complaints list.
Identity theft protection: Finding out you've had your identity stolen can be a traumatic experience. Recovery, however minimal the damage, can be financially and emotionally draining. Before you become a victim, protect your Internet, computer, cell phone, credit files, and public records. A reputable identity protection service will monitor your records and conduct surveillance of criminal activities to protect your identity.


To run a website is tough but when you have a wonderful team to work with, it all just becomes an easy task. With us completing one year, we bring to you the team that has made it possible – Arpita Phalke (Fashion Editor), Kundan Ahuja (Founder) and Vatsala Devki Vats (Fashion Writer).
Kundan Ahuja: Currently pursuing his BA in Literature from Jai Hind College, Mumbai, Kundan Ahuja is the founder of Bombay Balloon. Fluctuating between the cities of Kolkata, Mumbai and Raipur, he spends most of his time in Mumbai and the second most on airplanes if he is not working on meeting website deadlines.
Vatsala Devki Vats: She landed her first job at another leading website only because of the articles she had written for BB and we can't be more proud of her. Even after joining an even larger firm, she didn't ditch us and every now and then sends in her ideas on the current fashion trends.
Deepika Padukone upsets Ranveer Singh and Shahid Kapoor?
Good going buddy looks like great work and progress in a matter of just a year !


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Archive for category: Andy Carroll.
Time for Newcastle to turn to Andy Carroll?
October 22nd, 2019 | No Comments |
Could Carroll make the difference?
On the eve of the current season, new manager Steve Bruce spoke openly about the need to increase Newcastle's goal output.
They netted just 42 last term, but owner Mike Ashley did – finally – open the purse strings in a bid to address the problem. A club-record £40 million was splashed on Joelinton alone, while wide man Allan Saint-Maximin arrived with a strong reputation from Nice.
It left Bruce feeling confident: "If you've got someone at the top end of the pitch that scores, you're always in the game", he said. "We have to cause the other teams a threat – we have that threat now." (more…)
Who have been Newcastle United's most lethal Premiership strikers? Here's the answer…
June 27th, 2013 | 51 Comments |
Demba Ba: Newcastle United's hottest hitman in recent times.
Below is a table comparing the main statistics of all of Newcastle United's main strikers who have played in the Hughton / Pardew years. There are six, Shola Ameobi, Peter Lovenkrands, Andy Carroll, Leon Best, Demba Ba and most recently of course, Papiss Cisse.
Please note that this is for Premier League games only. Championship stats have been excluded as they would obviously give the players who played a full season in the lower division an unfair advantage. As well as that, cup games have also been escluded too to make as level a playing field as possible (if you'll pardon the pun). I think you might find one or two surprises in there, which was partly the reason I did this post in the first place.
I suppose I could have included Kevin Nolan too, as his goalscoring and assist figures would also stand up with the names below after Chris Hughton moved him further forward into the "hole" as they say, however this one's for strikers and Nolan has always been a midfielder, albeit a highly attacking one in recent seasons. (more…)
No sell on bonus for Toon if Carroll completes West Ham move
May 22nd, 2013 | 92 Comments |
No Carroll windfall for Toon.
I thought that this one was done a long time ago.
However, rumours have (re)surfaced that despite receiving an absurd fee of £35 million for Andy Carroll when he was sold to Liverpool in January 2011, Newcastle United would still be due to receive 25% of the agreed £15 million fee if he completes a move to West Ham.
This is not true.
The truth is that Newcastle United will only receive a sell on bonus in the highly unlikely event that Liverpool sold him on a higher sum than the ridiculous £35 million they paid for the player. Of course, there is more chance of hell freezing over than this happening, especially now that Liverpool finally seem to be on the verge of putting the Carroll saga behind them.
There was also no substantiation whatsoever for the media stories that Andy Carroll has been "stalling" on the West Ham move in the vain hope that he could make a glorious return to St James' Park either. (more…)
Pardew defends "inexperienced" and "overmotivated" players
May 4th, 2013 | 12 Comments |
Pardew: Blaming inexperience now Europe is over
In his latest defence of his French players, this time against alleged criticism in the media, Alan Pardew's continued with his latest "inexperience" offensive, which seems to have replaced injuries and Europa League fixtures as his main explaination for Newcastle United's poor form, which now has the club in a relegation dogfight.
Seemingly relishing the chance to shift the the cold finger of blame from himself to the players in the guise of defending them, the silver one reacted to Luke Edwards' Observer story which alleged a rift in the dressing room and earned the former Journal hack a ban from Press access to the club. On this he began:
"Some of the criticism of the French group has been so unfair on them."
He then went on to explain that the latest reason for the club's recent hammerings has been the Premier League inexperience of his January signings (Debuchy, Gouffran, Sissoko and Haidara), along with Cheick Tiote's "overmotivation" apparently. On this, Pardew continued: (more…)
Are the "Manager of the Year" awards a managerial kiss of death?
January 21st, 2013 | 19 Comments |
A curse or a blessing?
Well not if your surname is "Ferguson," "Wenger" or "Mourinho" perhaps, but for most, if not quite all of the others who won the award, it has seemingly been a ticket to disaster, despair, and possibly permanent career oblivion, or at least a prelude to a big dent in the manager's CV.
In this story, I will take a look at many of the previous winners for whom the award seemed to be more of a curse than a blessing. So, lets take a look at the prevous victims of the curse, and also ask if Newcastle United's very own Silver Supremo, Alan Pardew, might be another one.
Kenny Dalglish (Premier League Manager of the Season 1994–95).
When Kenny Dalglish won the Premier League "Manager of the Season" award for 1994-5, he was the golden boy of the football management world, just as he had been as a player in the years before that. With a little help from his most illustrious predecessor Bob Paisley, he had won three league titles, two FA Cup titles and four Charity Shields as manager of Liverpool. Moving on to Blackburn Rovers, he then took them to promotion, and even the 1994-5 Premiership title in their third Premiership campaign and it was for this that he received his award. (more…)


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"The natural evolution that is taking place from grazing to cereal production is well illustrated by such incidents as that in evidence on Mr. A. G. Darling's property at "Innaring." This estate in the Carnamah district was originally used as a grazing proposition, but the fact that Mr. Darling will plant wheat upon 2,000 acres of it this season is an indication of the changes in favour of more intense methods of production that are in progress. Incidentally, too, it points to a spirit of confidence upon the part of the enterprising owner of this property. The South Australian has often been the pioneer of progress in the various W.A. districts he has invaded."
"Mr. A. G. Darling has been re-elected to another term of office on the Upper Irwin Road Board. He has the confidence of the ratepayers of these parts, and past experience of his work denotes he will keep it."


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Improve aquatic habitat and mitigate flood risk.
Often towns, communities, and watershed organizations want to learn more about the flood risk and aquatic habitat in their rivers and streams.
Redstart, led by scientist Dan "Rudi" Ruddell, works with these local groups to conduct field assessments, analyze the resulting data, and prepare reports that explain the river's past, present, and future; and offer concrete steps to improve river health and mitigate flood risk.
Vermont's River Management Program is a national leader in stream geomorphic assessment and offers assistance to towns and community groups. Often with the support of this program, Redstart's river scientists have worked in watersheds around Vermont including the Waits, the Wells, the White, and the Winooski. Our clients include:
the White River Partnership,
the Connecticut River Watershed Council
the Town of Newbury
the Caledonia County Natural Resources Council, and
the Friends of the Winooski River.
Our work has led to a number of projects to assist river health and reduce flood risk, including riparian buffer plantings, river corridor easements, culvert and bridge retrofits and replacements, and changes in zoning to reduce human conflicts with rivers.
Culverts can serve as unintended barriers to the movement of fish and other aquatic organisms. This can result in the isolation of a population, the reduction of genetic exchange, and limited access to food sources. To determine the viability of a culvert, Restart employs a rapid assessment protocol developed by the Vermont Department of Fish and Wildlife . Generally this work occurs on a watershed scale and with the partnership of nonprofit organizations such as The Nature Conservancy, the Connecticut River Watershed Council, and community groups well-positioned to work with towns and landowners to implement projects including culvert replacements and retrofits.


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Woman injured after falling from a height at Cork apartment building
Gardaí and the emergency services were called to an apartment building on Meade Street off Sullivan's Quay in Cork city centre this morning amid reports of a woman in her late twenties or early thirties falling from a height
Olivia Kelleher
Gardaí and the emergency services were called to an apartment building on Meade Street off Sullivan's Quay in Cork city centre this morning amid reports of a woman in her late twenties or early thirties falling from a height.
Cork City Fire Brigade, gardaí and paramedics attended at the scene and the woman was taken away in an ambulance having fallen three storeys from a property. The woman incurred multiple injuries after falling from a balcony shortly after 8.30am today.
The woman was rushed by ambulance to Cork University Hospital where she is being treated for non life-threatening injuries. She is in a serious condition and was slipping in and out of consciousness whilst being treated on the ground by paramedics.
Gardaí are conducting an investigation to examine the circumstances of the fall. It is not thought that the incident is related to the storm in Cork city.
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We went to Chipotle on Saturday for lunch..
"Well, this is a new one," Eli 16.5 said as he sat down."The guy said he wasn't allowed to cut my quesadilla 'for liability reasons'."
"What is the dangerous end of the quesadilla?" I asked. "Are the slices razor sharp?"
"I have no idea," Eli said, laughing. "I want to hear the story, though."
Much to our surprise, the manager actually came over and explained. According to him, in 2008 or so, Chipotle was sued by a customer who ordered a quesadilla and accidentally ingested a piece of foil that had been dislodged in the cutting process.
"Wow," I said. "Does this make you the Ambassador of Quesadilla?"
"I think it does!" Eli said.


We started our business as rice retail and wholesales merchandise in 1985 and later expanded our business in paddy wholesale with a vision of establishing state-of-art modern rice mill. At 1993 the visionary G.Marimuthu and M.Arumugasamy founded Kamathenu Modern rice mill with a mission of "Providing Good quality Rice to our quality customers".
Three decades of experience in the field of rice milling industry makes us to ensure quality in all stages from procurement of paddy, processing and packing. We manufacture 95-TON Rice per day and ensure timely delivery to all the customers in various parts of India and overseas.
Moisture content, Head rice yield, Percentage of broken and Admixtures and the Length and Breadth of the grain to ensure that product delivered to customer conforms to the good Quality specifications. Since every stage of the production is carefully controlled by Quality team operators at every stage of operation and no on before head of quality team, the consumer feel confident that it is completely meets sanitary Quality standards.
Specialized for Manufacturing BPT Rice, Sona Masoori Rice and Idly Rice.
Specialized for Manufacturing Raw Rice, Double Boiled Rice and Idly Kear.
Specialized for Manufacturing Rajabogam Deluxe Ponni Rice.
Specialized for Manufacturing Neikichadi Rice and Kolam Rice.
Specialized for Manufacturing Steam Boiled Rice and Kolam Rice.
Paddy cleaning is carried out with the use of Indopal paddy free cleaning machines. Each machine has the capacity to separate 9 tons per hour of paddies in terms of their quality. It ensures the removal of Sand, Mud, Stone or any other form of Dust particles.
The machine offered by us is developed by our R&D professionals to ensure its high Efficiency, Sturdiness and Durability. Our quality experts conduct rigorous tests on this machine on numerous parameters.
Drying is the process of simultaneous heat and moisture transfer. It is the removal of excess moisture from the grains. Once dried, the rice grain, now called rough rice, is ready for processing. Proper drying results in increased storage life of the grains, prevention of deterioration in quality, reduction of biological respiration that leads to quality loss of grains, and optimum milling recovery.
Hulled rice grains are known as brown rice. The brown rice then passes into the paddy separator which separates any unhulled kernels from the brown rice and recycles them into the huller.
Milling is the process which strips off the bran layer from brown rice by air ventilation. Brown rice is milled further to create a more visually appealing white rice.
During whitening and polishing bran layers are removed from the brown rice. The bran removal is best achieved in several steps to ensure evenly milled rice grains with minimum broken and optimum uniformity.
The whitened rice is then polished to give it a finish up to silkiness. In our rice mill whitening is done twice and silky polishing is done for once.
The bran removal is best achieved in several steps to ensure evenly milled rice grains with minimum broken and optimum uniformity. The whitened rice is then polished to give it a finish up to silkiness.
The rice grains at this stage are all edible and hygienic. The grader helps to apportion rice in terms of their Shape and Size. The work of the grader helps to pack the rice in terms of their quality. The rice grains at this stage are all edible and hygienic. The grader helps to apportion rice in terms of their shape and size. The work of the grader helps to pack the rice in terms of their quality.
Optical inspection is the final quality control and enhancement step in the rice mill. Discolored grains and optionally chalky kernels are removed to yield a first grade product. Blending and packing of rice. To achieve a uniform and consistent quality in packed white rice, the various white rice fractions are blended according to the market requirement and trade standards.
The stored grains pass through the following 10 stages before it is ready for consumption. Rice in terms of its quality and variety are packaged in bags of 100, 75, 50, 25 and 10 kilograms.
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Audi Certified Pre-Owned Overview in Memphis, TN
Explore Certified Pre-Owned Audi vehicles
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To say we consider each and every detail, both when we build your Audi and when we give it our Certified stamp of approval, is hardly an exaggeration. We're Audi. Ours is a history of details. Some large, some small. But all of them, quite important.
There's no better illustration of our attention to detail than our 300+ Point Inspection process. No other manufacturer puts its Certified pre-owned cars through a tougher, or more encompassing, examination-an examination every Audi has to ace in order to qualify as Certified pre-owned.
They're also backed by first-rate service and support including:
The peace of mind of having a factory backed limited warranty with coverage for 1 year and unlimited total vehicle miles1
24/7 Roadside Assistance for the duration of the warranty, including trip interruption benefits
The balance of the original 12-year Corrosion Perforation Limited Warranty, regardless of mileage
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Only vehicles with an approved CARFAX Report are considered for our Certified pre-owned program
In addition, special financing terms are available. It's a program that leaves you wanting nothing more. And Audi wouldn't consider offering anything less.
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If there is remaining coverage from the Audi New Vehicle Limited Warranty or applicable emissions warranties at the time of Certified pre-owned purchase, the Audi New Vehicle Limited Warranty, applicable emissions warranties, and (if applicable) the TDI Extended Emissions Warranty provide coverage on the Certified pre-owned vehicle until the expiration of those warranties. The Audi Certified pre-owned Limited Warranty coverage begins upon expiration of the New Vehicle Limited Warranty and expires five (5) years after the Original in Service date of the vehicle. If the Audi New Vehicle Limited Warranty has expired at the time of Certified pre-owned purchase, the Audi Certified pre-owned Limited Warranty expires 12 months after the Audi Certified pre-owned vehicle purchase date.
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As an Audi customer, you receive the same quality services and personal attention whether you opt for a new or Certified pre-owned vehicle. Our purchasing option terms are flexible, ranging from 12 to 48 months, and as long as 72 months for some model years. Other benefits you'll enjoy include our interest rates, ease of application, convenient payment pans and no prepayment penalties.
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Villa Di Nino is in an excellent position on the hilltop overlooking the pretty hamlet of Pescallo and the town of Bellagio. The hillside location not only offers guests spectacular views of Lake Como but complete privacy, while all the amenities of Bellagio are only a short stroll away.
This villa really is the perfect base from which to explore the whole Lake Como region, and for those who can't be away from the exciting hustle and bustle of city life, Lecco, Como and Milan are only a car journey away.
The modern 3-bedroom villa sleeps up to seven guests across two floors. On the ground floor, there is spacious open-plan living accommodation with an impressive feature staircase. From here, there is access to the large outdoor terrace which boasts spectacular views of the Lake with the imposing Alps in the background.
On the same level, is two double bedrooms and two of the bathrooms as well as a study room, packed with books and board games, a real lifesaver on a rainy day! Upstairs, there is a further double bedroom as well as a second living room.
Outside, there is a large private pool which is the perfect spot from which to enjoy the tranquil scenery. There are also well-maintained lawned gardens complete with an 'alfresco' dining area.
Villa di Nino is a Italian traditional villa with marvellous views over the lake. It can accommodate up to 7 people in 3 bedrooms.
Bellagio overlooks the three branches of Lake Como and provides plenty of restaurants, shops and public transport options.
For the city lovers, Como and Lecco are both within an easy 45 minutes drive of the Villa while Milan and Bergamo are only 1.5 hours drive away.
Other Ts and Cs If you will be needing to borrow the cot and highchair, please request them before your stay.
The villa and location was amazing!


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Girl, 14, tries to hire hitman on website to kill ex-boyfriend, police say
Website reports a 14-year-old girl after she attempts to hire a hitman to kill ex-boyfriend
By Chris Rosato and Gray News staff
Published: Feb. 16, 2022 at 12:52 PM EST
BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - Police arrested a 14-year-old girl on Valentine's Day after they were notified she tried to use a fake hitman website to find someone to kill her ex, WAFB reported.
The website is Rentahitman.com. The website states it offers ready-to-work employees willing to carry out your darkest desires, even if that means killing someone.
Baton Rouge police said the girl searched the site to find someone to kill her ex-boyfriend. The website administrator, "Guido Fanelli," contacted police in January to notify them about the girls' motives.
"We conducted an investigation on it, and through the course of our investigation we learned that information was indeed placed on the website. We made contact with the 14-year-old and then arrested her for soliciting to kill the ex-boyfriend," said L'jean Mckneely with Baton Rouge police.
Police said the investigation is ongoing, and they are not releasing any other information on the suspect, since she is a minor.
Police say she's the first known person in Louisiana to attempt to hire a hitman on the site, others from outside the state have landed behind bars for falling for the same fake propositions.
Rentahitman has helped police catch people looking to commit acts of violence all over the country. The website has been featured on major outlets nationally, including CNN and Rolling Stone Magazine.
Guido Fanelli is really Bob Innes of California, who operates the site. He told CNN in December that it started as a website for an internet security business, but he started passing along information to law enforcement officials when people took it seriously.
"The website has been in existence for 17 years, and they have been beneficial to law enforcement in sharing information," Mckneely said.
Scrolling through the website, you'll find they try to appeal to a variety of targets willing to ask for the unthinkable. That includes people who hate their job and upset exes.
Posts and ads are written sarcastically, but the tone isn't immediately recognized by everyone.
You'll also find fake testimonies from so-called satisfied "customers" with their images blurred.
"People do take it serious and the information they've gotten they shared with law enforcement. And they have been beneficial in stopping things from occurring," Mckneely explained.
Innes said in an email he appreciated the work of the Baton Rouge Police Department. He said he hopes "the intended victim receives the help and support they need to come out of this OK."
Copyright 2022 WAFB via Gray Media Group, Inc. All rights reserved.


GALVESTON, TEXAS, UNITED STATES, March 29, 2019 /EINPresswire.com/ — Susan P. Baker, a retired Texas judge, is the award-winning author of eight novels and two nonfiction books, all related to the law.
Baker is the author of My First Murder, The Sweet Scent of Murder, Death of a Prince, Suggestion of Death, Ledbetter Street, UNAWARE, Texas Style Justice. Her most recent book, Murder and Madness, was published last year.
Baker was the first woman to run for judge in Galveston County and the first to be elected. As a judge, Baker dealt with a wide range of cases in family court including juvenile murder.
Baker's father was also a judge, and though she would follow in his footsteps, Baker says deep down she always wanted to be a writer.
Baker's first book My First Murder was actually published while she was practicing law. Published by St. Martin's Press, Baker used the book as a political tool during her first campaign in 1989, donating copies on the campaign trail.
But Baker really started focusing on getting published again after she left the bench. She found a small press in Texas that published her two nonfiction books (Murdered Judges of the 20th Century and Heart of Divorce, Advice from a Judge) and got to work.
And with murder mystery novels Baker doesn't just get to be the judge; she's the jury and the executioner.
CUTV News Radio will feature Susan P. Baker in an interview with Doug Llewelyn on April 2nd at 12pm EST and with Doug Llewelyn on April 9th at 12pm EST.
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The first thing to acknowledge is that making your website work harder is a pretty inexpensive thing to do, all things considered. We approach all of our clients with the same question: What do you need? If we can deliver the perfect solution for hundreds rather than thousands of pounds, we will. Our overriding mission is to build a long-term trusted partnership with all our clients.
Second, many of the new customers contacting us have been aware for months, or even years, that their website was a weak link in their marketing strategy, but had not got round to fixing it while the work was flowing in. When you sense that things might be about to dry up, it makes you even more sensitive to the things that are hindering you in the marketplace, and for a lot of people their website was a 'tick in the box', somewhere between getting business cards printed and placing an ad in the Yellow Pages. Those sort of sites simply won't do any longer.
Finally, there is an appreciation that the web is an increasingly large part of people's lives, that decisions about the quality of your company are made based on the quality of your website, and that a poor website can do real damage to your business. If your customers are spending more time researching the options, and less time spending their money, where are they doing that research? Overwhelmingly, they will be checking out the options online, so it is essential that you can compete in that environment.
In amongst all this has been the realisation that we need to be a proactive part of our customers' web strategy; a trusted partner that they can rely on to guide them through the many possibilities the web offers. This takes time, something that I was short on in the latter part of 2008, while we grew our customer based and delivered some exceptional websites.
So, the logical conclusion was to hire another developer. Not just any developer, of course; ideally I'd like to have cloned myself (!) but actually the opportunity arose to hire a better, more experienced developer than me. I jumped at the chance, and on Monday 19th January 2009 we welcomed the latest member of the team to PM Towers: Derek Sorensen.
Derek has already made himself invaluable, writing back-end code for our two biggest projects, which have to pull in data from a number of different providers and turn them into something sensible. I'm very excited to have him on board, and to see the difference that a first-class developer can make to a development team.
If you have a business challenge that would benefit from a web based solution, give us a call on 01908 239971; we now have an even bigger development team to help deliver exactly the solution you need.


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Michelle Meagher Change Maker Chat
November 30, 2020 Ben Keating
The power of our largest corporations is all around, but what happens if a corporate foot soldier decides – "enough." Then uses her inside knowledge to teach people like you and me how to level the playing field? Michelle Meagher is a corporate lawyer and now whistleblower on the system ready to share lessons and insights about how to dramatically change market power. Join our weekly email list to hear our latest musings, podcasts and training. Click on this button…
Adam Barbanel-Fried Change Maker Chat
Can we use old social change strategies like one to one relationships to make electoral politics different? Adam Barbanel-Fried and his organisation Changing the Conversation Together did exactly this in the 2020 US Election. As a long time community organiser he used Deep Canvassing – door to door conversations that could help voters interpret the election through the eyes of those who they love. The strategy proved to be a powerful antidote to Trump's Presidency. Adam shares his journey that…
#30 Kabul Peace House
During the 2000s, in the mountains of central Afghanistan, a remarkable but unlikely peace movement began. How did they even define peace in a place beset by war, and how did they organise themselves to work towards this audacious goal? Listen to the episode on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify or most podcast apps. ChangeMakers Podcast · #30 Kabul Peace House Short video clip about Afghanistan and book: Hardie Grant: https://www.hardiegrant.com/au/publishing/bookfinder/book/the-kabul-peace-house-by-mark-isaacs/9781743793152 Reviews: https://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/books/non-fiction-reviews-the-kabul-peace-house-and-three-other-books-20190627-p521xl.html Donations: https://www.erc.org.au/afghan_project Join our weekly email list to hear…
How the US Election is all about Community Organising
October 14, 2020 Ben Keating
While the drama of the President's coronavirus diagnosis, "Red Mirages and Blue Shifts" and stolen postboxes are catching the headlines in the US Elections, it is community organising that is likely to make or break the result for the Democrats (and let's face it – for democracy). Even before COVID-19, two new (old) approaches to social change were adapted to electoral politics. One is called Deep Canvassing and the other Relational Organising. COVID-19 created barriers to door-to-door outreach that saw…
Steve Killelea Change Maker Chat
ChangeMakers Podcast · Steve Killelea – ChangeMaker Chat Steve Killelea is one of Australia's most successful businessmen and a self-described peace maker! In this Chat we talk about why he combined these two passions. We explore how his peace work developed from an idea hatched while working in Africa, to creating the largest index for peace in the world! Join our weekly email list to hear our latest musings, podcasts and training. Click on this button to subscribe:
We need a Real Deal from the Australian Budget
October 6, 2020 Ben Keating
It's budget day. While traditionally a nerd's holiday – this budget matters. Globally nations are slipping into depression. In Australia unemployment is as high as it's been since the Great Depression. This year's budget is a reckoning. In my work outside of ChangeMakers, I've been part of an extraordinary coalition of organisations asking this exact question. In May 2019 in the weeks after the last Federal Election a group of organisations led by the University of Sydney's Policy Lab (where…
We've all been in this together. Now let's get out of it together.
September 28, 2020 Amanda Tattersall
As the pandemic descended on Australia we were told that we were 'all in this together.' For a time, politicians lived up to that. Political leaders reached across partisan divides on policy. In March, there was even unity between Gladys Berijiklian and Daniel Andrews. The new National Cabinet process emphasised consensus over division. Old ideological habits dropped away too, with the parties cohering around a plan to protect lives and livelihoods and then to build back better after the pandemic….
Mike Gecan – Change Maker Chat
September 20, 2020 Ben Keating
Mike Gecan is a 45 year veteran organiser based in the United States. He is the former National Co-Director of the first, largest and oldest community organising network in the world – the Industrial Areas Foundation. He talks to us about what organising is, and what it is not. He shares stories about how he learnt about power, and explores some of the differences between social change traditions like mobilising and organising. He also gives us a fresh take on…
Samuel Chu Change Maker Chat
ChangeMakers Podcast · Samuel Chu – Change Maker Chat Samuel Chu is a long time community organiser and the founder of the Hong Kong Democracy Council in the United States. In this Chat we explore how he has connected his identities as an organiser and a Hong Konger to create a radically different form of international solidarity in the US. His approach translated the energy of protest into politics, securing bipartisan support for multiple pieces of legislation in support of…
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September 9, 2020 Ben Keating
Back in 2003, I was part of the movement that tried to stop the war in Iraq. In Sydney we built an enormous coalition of over 70 organisations. We met every week on Monday evenings on the third floor of an aging inner-city pub called the Spanish Club. The coalition had lots of rules. Every organisation was allowed to bring two representatives to meetings, and both could vote. That rule was practical, in a variety of ways. The room struggled…


Are you looking for a way to help your kids settle down quietly on nighttime and want your child to fall asleep and stay asleep is not a task for the faint of heart. For the most part, repetition, patience, and maybe a little praying are a part of every parent's repertoire. Don't worry; no one will blame you for using every handy tool at your disposal like your Windows phone to pull it off.
Testing out some sleep-inducing apps at naptime or bedtime is an easy place to start. Storytelling before bedtime is perhaps one of the most revered act that promotes a tender bond between parents and their kids. It is an effective way to condition the mind and body of kids who are struggling to doze off down. You should send your kids to bed with a sweet bedtime story that teaches them how to pray and gives them the peace they need to rest quietly through the night.
We've rounded up the four best apps, designed for babies and older kids, which are worth trying out today.
Story Time (15 MB) – Story Time gives a mesmerizing experience that your children will never ever forget. This story teller app brings the most amazing classic story characters to life. Children will surely meet their favorite characters in an all new way. The app is designed with playful and enjoyable graphics. You can also pin videos to start screen as live tiles for faster access to the app. Interactive story telling is best about this app that is this app is bundled with beautifully illustrated story books for children of all age. Each story is bundled with original colorful illustrations, narrations and fantastic sound effects. With Story Time, reading is so much fun. Children will not only read but also learn how to read and pronounce the different words clearly and accurately.
Parents will also enjoy the superb reading experiences and will enlightening their children with various options available only with this superb app on your Windows Phone. You can also go for parental control to hide stories you don't want your kids to watch.
Bedtime Stories (< 1 MB) – This is another story teller app will help your little ones to get to sleep by reading to them. With a great variety of stories from past and present, this app will provide you with the content for children of all ages for free. Parents with windows phones can tell exciting stories to their kids through this app. Even if you don't have the time to narrate it to your little ones, these apps can be a story teller for them. All stories in this app are present with a moral so that your children will be motivated after reading it.
All the bedtime stories included within this app are professionally narrated. Now you can enjoy the classic bedtime stories with quality sound and awesome quality pictures. You can now tell the full story of The Nutcracker, Puss in Boots, Snow White, Rapunzel or Jack and the Bean Stalk. Some stories are interactive, with audio, sound effects, videos and illustrations. With this app you can make your child's bedtime routine extra fun and excited.
Storyteller (19 MB) – This story teller app is a collection of classical stories namely Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood, Snow White, Goldilocks and the Three, Bears, The Tale of Peter Rabbit, Sleeping Beauty, Hansel and Gretel, The Ugly Duckling, The Elves and the Shoemaker, The Golden Goose, The Hare and the Tortoise, The Lion and the Mouse, Jack and the Bean Stalk, Chicken Little, Tom Thumb etc. You can also record yourself reading stories to your children and let them play the stories back later. Your children can read along, or just listen simply. If you want the narrator will also read the story for you that depend totally on one. This app is also beneficial in improving the reading and comprehension skills of your kids and at the same time helpful in making them more comfortable in the dark. This app has many features like a kid-friendly interface and decent graphics that kids will ultimately enjoy.
Story Book (1 MB) – Are you looking for the next book for you kids? You want stories for your children that will expand their imagination and teach them virtues and absorb the joy of reading? This app has all the stories your children will love to listen with beautiful pictures played simultaneously only on your Windows Phone. This app contains fully interactive stories, colorful graphics, and extraordinary illustrations. This story teller app will teach as well as entertain your kids not only at bedtime but any time your kids want to. The visual effect of this app will make your kid pay attention on the story only not here and there. Photos will help your little one in understanding the story in perfect manner. By this you can create a bedtime ritual that your little ones will enjoy and laugh along with. This app also has parental lock so if you don't want a particular story to be read by your child you can use this lock.
All these story teller apps are best for your kids to enjoy at bedtime. Story time is the best I found among all of them with eye capturing graphics and videos. All the videos and pictures in these apps are placed remembering a kid, if a parent found unsuitable can apply parental lock in it. Download all these story teller apps and make your kid feel secure at night but don't forget to write your review in comments below.


"Nonsynonymous mutational load and neoantigen load as well as an 18-gene immune-related gene-expression profiling were significantly associated with overall response and progression-free survival to pembrolizumab across multiple indications," Dr. Seiwert revealed. "This suggests that tumor antigenicity and T-cell infiltration may provide complementary information for expected pembrolizumab activity" and may be useful in characterizing responses to immunotherapies, he said.
Tumor mutational load has been shown to correlate with benefit from drugs blocking cytotoxic T-lymphocyte–associated protein 4 (CTLA-4) and programmed cell death protein 1 (PD-1) in multiple tumor types. Tumor T-cell inflammation, which correlates with T-cell infiltration, gamma interferon expression, and indirectly programmed cell death ligand 1 (PD-L1) and PD-L2 expression, has also been advanced as a potential biomarker, said Dr. Seiwert.
The current findings were based on data from two multicenter, multicohort studies: KEYNOTE-012 and KEYNOTE-028. The analyzed population included 153 patients with PD-L1–positive tumors across 21 different tumor types who had whole-exome sequencing data available. Association with progression-free survival was assessed in all 153 patients, and overall response was evaluated in 135 of those with measurable disease at baseline. The researchers used expression values for 18 immune-related genes to develop a gene-expression profile, which indicated a T-cell–inflamed tumor microenvironment.
Objective response to treatment was significantly associated with mutational load (P = .0001), neoepitope load (P = .0001), and gene-expression profile (P = .0004). Under a mutational load cutoff of 102, response rates exceeded 30% in patients ≥ 102 but were only 7% in patients below this level. Patients with more inflamed tumors had a response rate of 25%, compared with only 2% for those with noninflamed tumors. In patients with both high mutational load and tumor inflammation, the response rate exceeded 38%, vs 0% for those with low mutational load and noninflamed tumors.
The same pattern was seen for an association with progression-free survival, both for mutational load (P = .0168) and, even more robustly, gene-expression profile (P = .0003), he reported. Median progression-free survival was 109 days for patients with a mutational load ≥ 102 vs 59 days for < 102 (hazard ratio [HR] = 0.60). For gene-expression profile ≥ 0.318 (a cutoff indicative of inflammation), median progression-free survival was 96 days, vs 57 for < 0.318 (HR = 0.50). For patients with both high mutational load and inflammation, median progression-free survival was 175 days, vs 59 days for those with fewer mutations and a noninflamed tumor (HR = 0.46).
Disclosure: Dr. Seiwert has received honoraria from Amgen, AstraZeneca, Bayer/Onyx, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Merck, and Merck Serono and (institutional) research funding from Boehringer Ingelheim and Genentech/Roche.
1. Cristescu R, et al: 2017 ASCO-SITC Clinical Immuno-Oncology Symposium. Abstract 1. Presented February 24, 2017.


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package me.zjc.zlib.network.download;

import org.junit.After;
import org.junit.Before;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.mockito.ArgumentCaptor;
import org.mockito.Mock;
import org.mockito.Mockito;
import org.mockito.MockitoAnnotations;

import java.io.File;
import java.io.FileInputStream;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.InputStream;
import java.util.LinkedList;
import java.util.List;

import me.zjc.zlib.common.schedulers.RxUnitTestUtils;
import me.zjc.zlib.common.utils.Md5Utils;
import okhttp3.Interceptor;
import okhttp3.MediaType;
import okhttp3.Protocol;
import okhttp3.Request;
import okhttp3.Response;
import okhttp3.ResponseBody;
import okio.BufferedSource;
import okio.Okio;
import rx.Observable;
import rx.Subscriber;
import rx.functions.Action0;
import rx.functions.Action1;

import static org.junit.Assert.*;
import static org.mockito.Mockito.atLeastOnce;
import static org.mockito.Mockito.times;
import static org.mockito.Mockito.verify;

/**
 * Created by ChuanZhangjiang on 2016/11/15.
 * 下载测试类,
 * 提示: 系统不同可能会导致文件路径不同
 */
public class DownloadTaskTest {
    private DownloadTask task;
    private static final String DOWNLOAD_FILE_NAME = "download.svg";
    private static final String url = "http://www.someurl.com/file.svg";
    private static final String TEST_SRC_FILE_PATH = "zlib/testFile/src.svg";
    private static final String TEST_DOWNLOAD_FILE_PATH = "zlib/testFile/download/";

    @Mock
    private Action0 mockDownloadFinishListener;

    @Before
    public void setup() throws Exception {
        MockitoAnnotations.initMocks(this);
        RxUnitTestUtils.openRxTools();
        task = new DownloadTask.DownloadBuilder(url)
                .setFileName(DOWNLOAD_FILE_NAME)
                .setPath(TEST_DOWNLOAD_FILE_PATH)
                .setInterceptors(new MockServer())
                .build();
    }

    @After
    public void tearDown() throws Exception {
        Observable.just(new File(TEST_DOWNLOAD_FILE_PATH + DOWNLOAD_FILE_NAME))
                .filter(File::exists)
                .subscribe(file -> {
                    if (!file.delete())
                        throw new RuntimeException("delete file fail");
                });
    }

    @Test
    public void testDownload() throws Exception {
        task.start();
        checkedDownloadSuccess();
    }

    private void checkedDownloadSuccess() {
        File srcFile = new File(TEST_SRC_FILE_PATH);
        File downloadedFile =
                new File(TEST_DOWNLOAD_FILE_PATH + DOWNLOAD_FILE_NAME);
        String srcFileMd5 = Md5Utils.getFileMd5String(srcFile);
        String downloadedFileMd5 = Md5Utils.getFileMd5String(downloadedFile);
        assertEquals(srcFileMd5, downloadedFileMd5);
    }

    @Test
    public void testDownloadFinishListener() throws Exception {
        task.onDownloadFinish(mockDownloadFinishListener)
                .start();
        checkedDownloadSuccess();
        verify(mockDownloadFinishListener, times(1)).call();
    }

    @Test
    public void testPause() throws Exception {
        task.toObservable().subscribe(info -> {
            if (info.getProgress() > 100) {
                task.pause();
            }
        }, error -> fail(error.getMessage()), () -> {
            assertTrue(checkedDownloadedFileExists());
            assertFalse(checkFileEqual());
        });
        task.start();

    }

    private boolean checkedDownloadedFileExists(){
        return new File(TEST_DOWNLOAD_FILE_PATH + DOWNLOAD_FILE_NAME).exists();
    }

    private boolean checkFileEqual() {
        File srcFile = new File(TEST_SRC_FILE_PATH);
        File downloadedFile =
                new File(TEST_DOWNLOAD_FILE_PATH + DOWNLOAD_FILE_NAME);
        final String srcFileMd5 = Md5Utils.getFileMd5String(srcFile);
        String downloadedFileMd5 = Md5Utils.getFileMd5String(downloadedFile);
        return srcFileMd5.equals(downloadedFileMd5);
    }

    @Test
    public void testContinue() throws Exception {
        testPause();
        task.continueDownload();
        checkedDownloadSuccess();
    }

    @Test
    public void testCancel() throws Exception {
        task.toObservable().subscribe(downloadInfo -> {
            if (downloadInfo.getProgress() > 100) {
                task.cancel();
            }
        }, error -> fail(error.getMessage()), () -> {
            //验证
            assertFalse(checkedDownloadedFileExists());
            try{
                task.start();
                fail();
            } catch (Exception e) {
                assertTrue(e.getClass() == IllegalStateException.class);
                assertEquals("only clear task can be start", e.getMessage());
            }
            try {
                task.continueDownload();
                fail();
            } catch (Exception e) {
                assertTrue(e.getClass() == IllegalStateException.class);
                assertEquals("only paused task can be continue", e.getMessage());
            }
        });
        task.start();
    }

    @Test
    public void testSelfClone() throws Exception {
        DownloadTask oldTask = task;
        testCancel();
        task = task.selfClone();
        assertFalse(oldTask == task);
        testDownload();
    }

    @Test
    public void testToObservable() throws Exception {
        @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
        Action1<DownloadInfo> mockOnNextAction = Mockito.mock(Action1.class);
        @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
        Action1<Throwable> mockOnErrorAction = Mockito.mock(Action1.class);
        Action0 mockOnCompleteAction = Mockito.mock(Action0.class);
        ArgumentCaptor<DownloadInfo> downloadInfoCaptor = ArgumentCaptor.forClass(DownloadInfo.class);
        ArgumentCaptor<Throwable> throwableCaptor = ArgumentCaptor.forClass(Throwable.class);

        task.toObservable()
                .subscribe(mockOnNextAction, mockOnErrorAction, mockOnCompleteAction);
        task.start();
        verify(mockOnNextAction, atLeastOnce()).call(downloadInfoCaptor.capture());
        verify(mockOnCompleteAction, times(1)).call();
        verify(mockOnErrorAction, times(0)).call(throwableCaptor.capture());
        checkedDownloadSuccess();
    }

    @Test
    public void testToObservableData() throws Exception {
        final List<DownloadInfo> infoList = new LinkedList<>();
        task.toObservable()
                .subscribe(new Subscriber<DownloadInfo>() {
                    @Override
                    public void onCompleted() {

                    }

                    @Override
                    public void onError(Throwable e) {
                        fail();
                    }

                    @Override
                    public void onNext(DownloadInfo info) {
                        assertTrue(info.getContentLength() >= info.getProgress());
                        assertTrue(info.getContentLength() >= 0);
                        assertTrue(info.getProgress() >= 0);
                        infoList.add(info);
                    }
                });
        task.start();
        assertTrue(infoList.size() > 0);
        DownloadInfo lastInfo = infoList.get(infoList.size() - 1);
        assertTrue(lastInfo.getProgress() == lastInfo.getContentLength());
        checkedDownloadSuccess();
    }

    /**
     * mock server
     */
    private static class MockServer implements Interceptor {
        @Override
        public Response intercept(Chain chain) throws IOException {
            Request request = chain.request();
            String range = request.header("Range");
            if (range == null) {
                File file = new File(TEST_SRC_FILE_PATH);
                BufferedSource source = Okio.buffer(Okio.source(file));
                ResponseBody body = ResponseBody.create(MediaType.parse("*/*"), file.length(), source);
                return new Response.Builder()
                        .request(request)
                        .protocol(Protocol.HTTP_1_1)
                        .code(200)
                        .body(body).build();
            } else {
                String rangeData = range.substring(range.indexOf("=") + 1);
                String[] data = rangeData.split("-");

                File file = new File(TEST_SRC_FILE_PATH);
                InputStream is = new FileInputStream(file);
                if (is.skip(Long.parseLong(data[0])) <= 0)
                    throw new IllegalArgumentException("http header \"Rang\" is " + rangeData);
                BufferedSource source = Okio.buffer(Okio.source(is));
                ResponseBody body = ResponseBody.create(MediaType.parse("*/*"), file.length(), source);
                return new Response.Builder()
                        .request(request)
                        .protocol(Protocol.HTTP_1_1)
                        .code(200)
                        .body(body).build();
            }
        }
    }
}

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The #RHOC alums react to some of the teaser's juiciest moments!
June 8 can't come soon enough! Just a week after a first look at the upcoming season of Real Housewives of Orange County got its big premiere, two of the show's former housewives, Alexis Bellino and Lydia McLaughlin are weighing in on some of the juicy moments teased in the clip.
Alexis on the other hand seemed to think given the severity of the situation that it could be an accurate comparison. "When you get annihilated on the show, it's pretty hard," she explains.
As for Tamra Barney's baptism (set to take place this season), both ladies (though surprised) were supportive in their own way. "I cannot believe that," Alexis says. "But more power to her. Soul saved, that's what matters. Let's just hope her actions stay with what a baptism really means, if you know what I mean."
"I mean, I think she needs the Lord. So that's great. I'm excited," Lydia adds. "I hope, maybe, she can inspire people to learn more about Jesus."
This season also welcomes a new housewife to the crew, Meghan King Edmonds, the wife of baseball superstar Jim Edmonds. Alexis is an acquaintance who's looking forward to seeing her on the show. "I think she's very sweet and I'm excited to watch her," she reveals. "I think she has a very interesting story. She's the third wife and 30-years-old. So third time's a charm."


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Extremism is vocal or active opposition to fundamental British values, including democracy, the rule of law, individual liberty and mutual respect and tolerance of different faiths and beliefs. We also include in our definition of extremism calls for the death of members of our armed forces, whether in this country or overseas (HM Government Prevent Strategy 2011).
Violent extremism is a real threat to all communities – violent extremists actively aim to damage community relations and create division. That is why it is vital that we all work together to support those who are vulnerable in this way.
Why has this leaflet been produced?
To offer advice and guidance to parents and carers who may have concerns about their children following recent high-profile cases involving young people who have become involved in dangerous extremist activity. This leaflet provides advice on the understanding of radicalisation and the various forms it might take, providing parents, carers and any staff working with children and young people with the ability to recognise signs and indicators.
South Tyneside Council and its partners including schools, police and other organisations have an integral role to play working with local communities to support those most at risk of being drawn into violent extremism and divert people away from potential risk at an early stage.
Parenting can be a challenging task. Maintaining a positive relationship can sometimes be difficult as children grow and develop and seek an identity that may be different from that of their own family.
Children and young people have a natural curiosity which, as parents and carers, we want to encourage. However, as our children grow up we have to take different steps to ensure their safety.
Currently, a number of young girls and boys from across the UK have been persuaded to leave the country against the wishes of their families, or in secret, putting themselves in extreme danger.
You can make the Internet safer for your family by restricting access to risky sites. You can also report extremist content that you find online.
All the major Internet Service Providers (such as Sky, BT, Talk Talk and Virgin Media) offer security and parental control packages. These services let you control or block access at home to specific sites or types of content, such as chat rooms, as well as protecting your computer from viruses and other people accessing your personal data. Contact your Internet Service Provider for more information.
There is a lot of advice on how you can protect your family from unsuitable content on the internet. A good place to start is: www.ceop.police.uk – information, help and advice about internet safety www.gov.uk/report-terrorism – report online terrorist material.
feel their child's behaviour seems to be improving: children may become quieter and more serious about their studies; and mix with a group of people who seem to be better behaved than previous friends.
The Active Change Foundation (ACF) provides a confidential helpline to prevent British nationals from travelling to conflict zones.
Out of office hours on 0191 456 2093.
If there is an immediate threat of harm to others or information on imminent travel contact the Police 999 or Anti-Terrorist Hotline 0800 789 321.
School – If you have a concern, please talk to your child's class teacher or another person in the school that you trust as soon as possible. They will be able to help and can access support for you and your child.


text:
package healthcheck

import (
	"net/http"

	"github.com/nuclio/nuclio/pkg/common/status"
	"github.com/nuclio/nuclio/pkg/platformconfig"

	"github.com/heptiolabs/healthcheck"
	"github.com/nuclio/errors"
	"github.com/nuclio/logger"
)

type Server interface {

	// Start the server
	Start() error
}

type AbstractServer struct {
	Enabled        bool
	ListenAddress  string
	Logger         logger.Logger
	StatusProvider status.Provider
	Handler        healthcheck.Handler
}

func NewAbstractServer(logger logger.Logger,
	statusProvider status.Provider,
	configuration *platformconfig.WebServer) (*AbstractServer, error) {
	if configuration.Enabled == nil {
		return nil, errors.New("Enabled must carry a value")
	}

	server := &AbstractServer{
		Enabled:        *configuration.Enabled,
		ListenAddress:  configuration.ListenAddress,
		Logger:         logger.GetChild("healthcheck.server"),
		StatusProvider: statusProvider,
	}

	// create the healthcheck handler
	server.Handler = healthcheck.NewHandler()

	// return the server
	return server, nil
}

func (s *AbstractServer) Start() error {

	// start listening
	go http.ListenAndServe(s.ListenAddress, s.Handler) // nolint: errcheck

	s.Logger.InfoWith("Listening", "listenAddress", s.ListenAddress)
	return nil
}


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Yi, Lian, Swensen, Adam C., and Qian, Wei-Jun. Serum biomarkers for diagnosis and prediction of type 1 diabetes. United States: N. p., 2018. Web. doi:10.1016/j.trsl.2018.07.009.
Yi, Lian, Swensen, Adam C., & Qian, Wei-Jun. Serum biomarkers for diagnosis and prediction of type 1 diabetes. United States. doi:10.1016/j.trsl.2018.07.009.
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Journal Article Sparks, Steven M. ; Banker, Pierette ; Bickett, David M. ; ... - Bioorg. Med. Chem. Lett.
Optimization of the amino acid residue within a series of anthranilimide-based glycogen phosphorylase inhibitors is described. These studies culminated in the identification of anthranilimides 16 and 22 which displayed potent in vitro inhibition of GPa in addition to reduced inhibition of CYP2C9 and excellent pharmacokinetic properties.


Madurai Sivakasi Nadars Pioneer Meenakshi Women's College, (affiliated to Alagappa University) was established in 1999. It is situated at Poovanthi which is 20 Kms away from Madurai, on Madurai-Sivagangai Road in Sivagangai District, spreading over 15 acres. This institution particularly aims at the upliftment of rural women in and around Poovanthi. Even though it was started by Madurai Sivakasi Nadars Uravinmurai, a charitable society, the institution caters to the needs of all the members of public without any discrimination of caste, creed or religion.
As an institution of higher education for women with 19 years of expertise in education, the institution aims at instilling in rural women a thirst for knowledge, the fervour to preserve the tradition and culture of India, cherish the ethical and spiritual values and uphold a life of purity and discipline. Thus, the institution renders dedicated service to the less-privileged sections of the rural community.
The College has been fulfilling the norms and guidelines of the University Grants Commission (UGC) and affiliated to Alagappa University, Karaikudi. The college has been recognized by UGC under 2f and 12(B) Act of 1956 to receive financial assistance from UGC and from other Central Resources.The College has been accredited with 'B' grade by NAAC.


text:
import { ReactNode, createContext, useContext, useEffect, useState } from 'react';

import { useApi } from '@proton/components/hooks';
import { getSLAccountLinked } from '@proton/shared/lib/api/simpleLogin';
import { SIMPLE_LOGIN_TAGS } from '@proton/shared/lib/constants';
import { isEdge, isFirefox, isSafari } from '@proton/shared/lib/helpers/browser';

const { EXTENSION_INSTALLED_QUERY, EXTENSION_INSTALLED_RESPONSE } = SIMPLE_LOGIN_TAGS;

export const SimpleLoginExtensionContext = createContext<{
    canUseExtension?: boolean;
    hasSLExtension?: boolean;
    hasAccountLinked?: boolean;
    hasSimpleLogin?: boolean;
    isFetchingAccountLinked?: boolean;
}>({});

export const useSimpleLoginExtension = () => {
    const { canUseExtension, hasSLExtension, hasAccountLinked, hasSimpleLogin, isFetchingAccountLinked } = useContext(
        SimpleLoginExtensionContext
    ) || {
        canUseExtension: undefined,
        hasSLExtension: undefined,
        hasAccountLinked: undefined,
        hasSimpleLogin: undefined,
        isFetchingAccountLinked: undefined,
    };

    return { canUseExtension, hasSLExtension, hasAccountLinked, hasSimpleLogin, isFetchingAccountLinked };
};

export const SimpleLoginExtensionProvider = ({ children }: { children: ReactNode }) => {
    const api = useApi();

    const [hasSLExtension, setHasSLExtension] = useState(false);
    const [hasAccountLinked, setHasAccountLinked] = useState(false);
    const [isFetchingAccountLinked, setIsFetchingAccountLinked] = useState(false);
    const [maxRetriesReached, setMaxRetriesReached] = useState(false);
    const [numberOfTries, setNumberOfTries] = useState(1);
    const maxNumberOfTries = 5;

    const canUseExtension = isEdge() || 'chrome' in window || isFirefox();

    // We don't need to present SL feature to users
    // Having the extension on Firefox or Chromium browsers
    // Having a Proton account linked to SL on Safari
    const hasSimpleLogin = canUseExtension ? hasSLExtension : hasAccountLinked;

    const handleSLExtensionEvents = (event: any) => {
        if (event.source !== window) {
            return;
        }

        if (event?.data?.tag === EXTENSION_INSTALLED_RESPONSE) {
            setHasSLExtension(true);
        }
    };

    useEffect(() => {
        // Event listener responsible for catching the extension response
        window.addEventListener('message', handleSLExtensionEvents);

        return () => {
            window.removeEventListener('message', handleSLExtensionEvents);
        };
    }, []);

    // Send 5 events with 200ms interval to check whether the extension is installed
    // the extension might miss it, so we send it multiple times to be sure
    useEffect(() => {
        if (!canUseExtension || hasSLExtension || maxRetriesReached) {
            return;
        }

        const sendEvent = setInterval(() => {
            if (numberOfTries < maxNumberOfTries) {
                // post a message to the extension to know whether it's installed
                window.postMessage({ tag: EXTENSION_INSTALLED_QUERY }, '/');
                setNumberOfTries(numberOfTries + 1);
            } else {
                setTimeout(() => {
                    setMaxRetriesReached(true);
                }, 200);
                clearInterval(sendEvent);
            }
        }, 200);

        return () => clearInterval(sendEvent);
    }, [numberOfTries, hasSLExtension, maxRetriesReached]);

    // If using Safari, the user cannot have an extension. However, he might have activated its SL account
    useEffect(() => {
        const handleGetSLAccountLinked = async () => {
            setIsFetchingAccountLinked(true);
            const { User } = await api(getSLAccountLinked());
            setIsFetchingAccountLinked(false);

            if (!!User) {
                setHasAccountLinked(true);
            }
        };

        if (isSafari()) {
            void handleGetSLAccountLinked();
        }
    }, []);

    return (
        <SimpleLoginExtensionContext.Provider
            value={{ canUseExtension, hasSLExtension, hasAccountLinked, hasSimpleLogin, isFetchingAccountLinked }}
        >
            {children}
        </SimpleLoginExtensionContext.Provider>
    );
};


Just a heads-up: beginning Tuesday we'll have four class meetings on Frank Norris's strange novel Vandover and the Brute. My passionate hope is that everybody'll have that reading completed (including appendices) by Thursday 3/29 if not by Tuesday 3/27. In the meantime I want you all thinking about "the duality of man"– as Sgt. Joker would phrase it. Consider yourself: are you good or bad? What would the EVIL version of yourself look like? Would such a strange doppelgänger— your Dark Twin— simply intensify your own worst traits?
The character of Vandover embodies some of the most disturbing cultural anxieties of the fin-de-siècle (end of the century) era. Among these fears is the eugenicist paranoia that Western Civilization necessarily saps natural vitality, generating cohort after cohort of neurasthenic degenerates. Pay close attention: we have arrived at the moment when a naturalist version of the Gothic has entered the labyrinth of Race– that ultimate social fiction.
This entry was posted in Arts and American Culture, Assignments, Gothic, History and Culture, Race and tagged Eugenics on March 25, 2018 by apciv.


A critical lesson from the Quakers Hill Nursing Home disaster is to conduct adequate pre-employment screening and check references on new employees.
These principles may also be applied to conducting adequate background checks and checking references on independent contractors such as agency staff, volunteers and potential residents. Importantly the screening process must comply with Australian Privacy Principles, anti-discrimination legislation and other laws. By revealing information in relation to attributes protected under anti-discrimination laws, the screening of job applicants can expose an employer to a claim alleging breach of those laws.
If employers regard the screening process information as essential to their recruitment decision-making, they should ensure that such information has a clear connection to the inherent requirements of the position.


text:
La competizione del volteggio maschile di Ginnastica artistica dei Giochi della XV Olimpiade si è svolta al Töölö Sports Hall di Helsinki dal 19 al 21 luglio 1952.

Risultati

Bibliografia

Collegamenti esterni

Volteggio maschile