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Letta: EU leaders must leave 'business as usual' at home before going to Bratislava
By Daniela Vincenti | EURACTIV.com
In Bratislava this week, EU heads of state and government should show clear resolve that they are departing from business as usual, and President of the Commission Jean Claude Juncker should raise the bar, said Enrico Letta in a Citizens' web dialogue, organised by the Jacques Delors Institute in partnership with euractiv.com.
"It is the first time that EU leaders will meet after having lost one of them. The EU has always been an enlarging successful process. For the first time we are declining in numbers," said Letta stressing the fact that the summit will only count 27 heads of state and government minus the UK.
Responding to EU citizens' questions, Letta, who leads the Paris-based think tank, noted that the EU is entering a new phase of its own construction.
In a dire straits period like the one the EU is facing at the moment, being threatened by terrorism, migration crisis, Brexit, President Juncker should tell member states to "leave the business as usual at home, because we need extraordinary tools."
"The lack of toolbox to fight the many crisis is the problem of the EU at the moment," he insisted. "It is not just about the creativity of the Commission to devise these tools it is also the political will of member states."
"If member states continue to say that migrants, justice and home affairs, border controls is my task as nations and please back off from my dossiers we will not be able to carve proper solutions. The answers to these issues can only be European answers," he said, rebutting calls for more and better Europe.
Underlining that we are not in presence of an ideological fight, he said we needed a more effective Europe
He likened the need for a unified border and coast guard to protect Europe's external borders with the European Stability Mechanism (ESM)adopted to safeguard financial stability in Europe.
"We know that we need European tools but the member states didn't want to give to the EU institutions this kind of power," he said slamming short-termism of the EU modus operandi in recent years.
The lessons of the economic crisis can be found in the timing of the decisions, the former Italian prime minister said. "We took at the end of the day some of the right decisions. We created the ESM […] but we did it four years too late," Letta insisted, lamenting the problems caused by the lack of prompt action. "I fear we are doing the same with the terrorism."
Reacting on last week's EUMed summit in Athens, Letta said current fragmentation of the EU can be properly fought if EU institutions are strong.
Tsipras: Euro-Med summit will unite Europe, not divide it
EXCLUSIVE / The meeting of leaders from Southern European countries taking place in Athens today (9 September) will put Mediterranean issues on the EU agenda, without attempting to create divisions, Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras told EURACTIV.com in an interview.
During the Citizens' web dialogue, Letta focuses on terrorism, institutional changes, security and Bexit among other timely issues for the EU.
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"If member states continue to say that migrants, justice and home affairs, border controls is my task as nations and please back off from my dossiers we will not be able to carve proper solutions. The answers to these issues can only be European answers," he said, rebutting calls for more and better Europe." This statement is comiplete nonsence. EU is not federation but confederation where every member state has sovernity. And of course no one will let that its sovernity is taken from him. Also there is a huge divison between EU member states how to reslove immigrant crisisi. EU states where socialists are on power think that is OK that EU is over floded by immigrants when is same time EU states with more clever conservative goverments are thinking that is suicide. There is no need EU border control police but for better coperation between EU memebr states to control borders. But main ground for this coperation is to common agreemnt about immigrant policy. And thst seems is somethning what is not possible to reach.


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Q: How to share ngrx state between lazy loaded modules, can we have a shared module to do so? Want to implement shared store module for sharing state between 2 feature modules
Can some one please share stackblitz or git repo link for shared state module

A: the store is accessible by all imported modules of a module that imports StoreModule.forRoot.
Therefore if you have StoreModule.forRoot in your AppModule, then any lazyloaded module can perform this.store.select(SELECTOR) or this.store.dispatch(ACTION) and it will return data and cause changes as you expect.

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Q: How to get facebook data from app? I'm writing a sort of visualization desktop (non-web) application, just for fun.
However, ideally I'd want it to be able to pull information from the user's facebook account. (after getting its credentials, of course)
What's the best way to do this? Should I register a new 'facebook app' even though I'm not really making it web-based? I've never written a facebook app before.
I'm using Java as my prog language, btw.
Thanks!

A: Yes. Facebook supports desktop applications, but they must go through a special authentication mechanism. Essentially, the user will need to be directed to facebook through a web browser window as part of the authentication process.
Here is the documentation on the authentication process: http://wiki.developers.facebook.com/index.php/Login_Desktop_App
There is a relatively polished Java library for facebook here: http://code.google.com/p/facebook-java-api/
If the Java library above does not meets your needs, you can build an implementation on your own. Essentially, you will need to interact with the Facebook REST server, as described at the top of the page here: http://wiki.developers.facebook.com/index.php/API
Edit: After doing some more research I have a few more resources to provide:
Here is a list of some applications written using Java for facebook:
http://wiki.developers.facebook.com/index.php/Facebook_apps_written_in_Java
And there's even a neat desktop application that is open source here:
http://code.google.com/p/fb-photo-uploader/
Good luck!


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We tend to measure the success of a modern civilization by the products it produces and that its people use. Tangible things are easier to count than the quality of ideas. Tim Harford, a British economist and journalist, in Fifty Inventions that Shaped the Modern Economy catalogues where many of those modern "things" came from and how they impacted on our wealth and resources.
He tells these stories wonderfully without burdening the reader with too many technological and scientific details. Each chapter is four or five pages long, and his narrative is cleverly written. He makes science and economics both informative and fun.
However, using this short-form of nonfiction leaves the reader wanting more. Each of the fifty inventions is worth book-length treatment, and, based on his talented performance here, Harford could make that enterprise delightful. Horford's book is well annotated for those who want to pursue further research, although his "tasting menu" approach will be sufficient for most people.
Harford's treatment wanders from plows to video games. Some of these inventions were the creative work of a single person. Most, however, flowed from the efforts of many hands and minds over periods of time.
While some may question his selections, each choice is fully explained within the constraints of his short format. You learn just enough about barbed wire, infant formula, TV dinners, paper money, barcodes, and light bulbs to be informed. In addition to its fluid writing, the book as a whole demonstrates much learning and logic.
There is a downside, however, to Harford's project. For the most part, Harford regales these inventions. They certainly have had numerous positive impacts on society. Yet, each has in some ways diminished our modern civilization. The ubiquitous smart phone has made society less collegial and social. With heads directed toward screens and not people, these hand-held computers isolate us from one another.
Robots are wonderful, but they will eliminate jobs for workers in the lesser-skilled population. Videos games offer artificial fun, not real playtime, for our children. Most importantly, the computerization of our confidential information has opened our personal lives to intrusion. Can we really afford that much innovation?
Harford should set his sights—and his insights—on less tangible assets that have had an even greater impact on modern life. The ideals of the American Declaration of Independence—the "all men are created equal"—set an aspiration for all people, but has been achieved by very few. The concept of limited governmental interference with the private lives of individuals—for example the right to privacy and reproductive rights—has enormous potential if universally implemented. Who invented these ideas and how was that accomplished? Of course, there would be no way to ignore the negative prejudices that pollute modern society, but their stories are equally vital to the development of civilization.
A great popular writer like Tim Horford should broaden his focus. He has the talent to make much of modern life understandable and accessible.


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Legolas and Frodo traveled together to the Broad River Gelbvieh Farm to reunite with Boromir. It had been many years since last the ancient warriors had stood together. It was the first time since the passing of Boromir's Galadriel.
Upon the crest of the hill the flag held firmly to its position at half-staff. No formal declaration was necessary, nor even common for one who served by waiting, an oversight in the system, for sure. Wisps of clouds, like the tresses of a maiden, flowed gently behind as the backdrop to this quiet memorial for the Hostess of Broad River.
Boromir led from that spot down to the hay barn where they watched the newly-weaned bellow back-and-forth as their mothers wandered up-and-down along the dividing fence. Following other cattle through the next pasture, the triumvirate stopped by the pond serving its refrigerant to the denizens who waded through its surface to relieve the heat of mid-day. They stood under the oaks and the hickorys, and they talked of battles long ago fought while in service to the King. Not much was said about opponents felled, rather it was of scars showing, inside and out, and of those with whom they had served about which much is today unknown.
Gathered they then for a cooling repast, and then to share in the bounty of that land in feast. Words were spake about the Lady Galadriel and days to come that require not planning, nor lamentation, but a new level of normalcy. As a tear fell, it was met by the wise and respectful silence of warriors with open ears, and hearts.
Commemorative pictures were ascribed to share with members of the Fellowship in absentia that day. Hands were clasped, chests together, as only old warriors know how. Promises were made as directions three led them away from their gathering. The clouds had drawn back from the hillside and the flag waved to each traveler, in his own mind.
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I can still remember sitting along the beach, watching the sun set as I enjoyed my Lamb Tagine in KASBAH. The vibe, the food, the setting were all perfect. It's no wonder then that I got excited to learn Kasbah would be opening a branch on the Fort Strip.
KASBAH's Moroccan Cuisine from Boracay to the Fort!
Kasbah is one of the most awesome beachfront restaurants in Boracay. It made an impression in the competitive dining scene in Boracay primarily because of its unique food and cool vibe.
I love the exotic vibe of the place; it feels like you're entering a Moroccan house with a lounge/sofa area, a bar hangout area, and a dining area at the back.
The lamp illuminations and the Moroccan-inspired patterns and images create the ambiance suited for a night out or a romantic date.
The best spot for a private dinner with friends can be found in the second floor dining area. The table overlooks the ground floor (leftmost table above) and has a good view of the acoustic performances.
Zaalouk (P160 +12% VAT +10% service charge). Smoky eggplant with tomato dip.
Hummus Kalamata (P180 +12% VAT +10% service charge). Chickpea and tahini puree blended with chopped olives.
The hummus was equally good with its very smooth consistency, not too garlicky flavor, and just-right chickpea taste.
This time, they served the bread in a basket to keep it warm instead of just serving it on an open plate.
Pumpkin and Cinnamon (P190 +12% VAT +10% service charge). Elegantly 'moorish' yet satisfying.
I love the balanced taste of their food in Kasbah — well-spiced but not too hot or overpowering. This soup is a fine example of that. The cinnamon blended well with the pumpkin, with just enough cinnamon to perk up the flavors.
On our visit, we were lucky to catch Noli "Aw Aw Aw" Aurillo, their resident guitarist who was playing acoustic guitar for the night. He is regarded by the owners as one of the best guitarists in Manila and a national cultural treasure.
★ Watermelon, Feta & Olive Salad (Solo – P255 +12% VAT +10% service charge). Savory and refreshingly fruity combination. A wonderful Mediterranean classic.
I was impressed with this simple yet refreshing watermelon salad. Sarap!
★ Chicken Brochette (P395 +12% VAT +10% service charge). With tomato chutney.
The perfectly grilled, juicy meat of these kebabs were delicious, and each skewer had a huge serving portion.
★ Lamb Tagine (Solo – P685 +12% VAT +10% service charge). Aromatic with a great depth of flavor, cooked with prunes, honey, almonds, topped with hard boiled eggs.
The best dish that we ordered was the slowly cooked Tagine (the name refers to the method of cooking, as well as the special pot with a conical cover).
My personal favorite is the Lamb, which has a sweet, slightly citrus-y, deep lamb stew taste. The lamb meat was very soft, cooked well and perfect with the serving of couscous. I liked that it was served warm because of the tagine pot.
Kasbah at the Fort Strip's Moroccan-inspired food and ambiance are commendable. My memory of the Moroccan restaurant we first ate at in Disney World-Orlando is similar to this. Although, I do miss the white beach location of Kasbah in Boracay, which has a more desert-like feel.
If you plan to dine in Kasbah BGC, budget P800/head. Schedule your visit when Noli Aurillo is performing. Maybe Kasbah's owners could also look into including a belly dancing performance to complete the entire mood and experience.
Romantic Moroccan-inspired Ambiance in Bonifacio Global City.
Full Disclosure: Nothing to disclose. We paid for our meals. We are not connected with the establishment or any organization marketing the restaurant.
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We took our terrible two to her very first concert to see "The Terrible Twos". The band came to town supporting their brand new album, "If You Ever See an Owl". I call their sound "Indie Rock for kids and their parents". Hailey had so much fun dancing around and squealing as if she were a teenage girl. She had her socks and shoes off by the end of the show. Apparently they got in the way of her happy feet.
My husband and I have been fans of Matt Pryor's other projects for quite a while now. Matt says, "I made a record that I like that my kids like, too. We can all listen to it in the car without getting a migraine", we knew this would be right up our alley!
A brief description of this song: Matt's little girl says "smickey" instead of "excuse me". Not far off from what Hailey thinks we're saying, "missy"
A brief description of this song: Tim really doesn't want to turn 12 but as soon as his eleventh birthday rolls around, he realizes it's not all that bad to grow up just a little.
Hailey did very well with her first "live" concert. She was thoroughly enjoying herself and loved watching the band.
We are having another CONTEST! This time, one lucky person will win a SIGNED copy of The Terrible Twos new album! The signatures are legit, I was standing right there. :) This contest will run from the 4th through the 8th with the winner being announced on Saturday the 9th.
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Tinsley Mortimer and Coupon King Boyfriend Scott Kluth Split!
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This is one Bravo relationship that we're sad to see end! New reports have surfaced that Real Housewives of New York's Tinsley Mortimer and Coupon King, Scott Kluth, have taken a break from their relationship…again. However, sources say that this may not be the end of the extremely close couple.
"Tinsley is hanging on, hoping that Scott will agree to marry her," the source tells the magazine.
Obviously, Tins has marriage and children on her mind, which begs the question, what is really going on between these two? Ratings? A plot line? Long distance? We want to know!
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