Senator RHIANNON (New South Wales) (16:53): I dedicate this speech to John Davis. John tragically died in a helicopter accident in the Hunter a few days ago. John was a passionate advocate about renewable energy and having action on climate change. His website with David Sentinella is called www.energy-without-carbon.org. It has always been a valuable asset. When I looked at it today, I felt that in many ways it is a memorial to him. In time I hope it will be continued, because it is full of information: politics, science and why this issue needs to be dealt with and dealt with urgently.
John would have been so pleased with this motion. Indeed, he would have been very proud that the Greens are nailing it and that we are taking it up to Mr Turnbull, a Prime Minister who came in making out that he was here to give leadership. How fundamentally he has failed. This is something that I know worried John, like it worries a lot of people. All we are seeing from the new Prime Minister is that he is following in the footsteps of the previous Prime Minister on this issue and is failing to step up at such a critical time. John would have been so proud of Senator Larissa Waters' passionate and informative speech when she opened this debate. John was very proud of the Greens MPs, and this is something that I know would have meant a great deal to him.
What drove John was his work for future generations. He knew that we have to deal with climate change now. We have heard many people speak about what is happening in the Pacific, but he also had an eye on the future and recognised how very urgent this is. He brought so much expertise to this work. He had been a maths and science teacher, a chemical engineer and a filmmaker. He made thousands of educational videos. He had worked with the ABC. He brought so much talent to the new period in his life when he was adding his energy and commitment to this most important campaign that humanity is dealing with at this very moment. I send my condolences to his partner, Felicity, and his family and friends.
Again, I want to give emphasise in this speech to the wonderful website that really encapsulates his work: www.energy-without-carbon.org. I remember that, when I first saw it, I thought he had come up with a wonderful slogan. In the past months he had been working on a new film about renewable energy and the campaign around global warming. He interviewed many of us for that and I very much hope that it will be finished. He had a Twitter account. These days when somebody dies, there are ways to look at what they left, and you can do that quite quickly. I want to share with you one of John's Tweets. To my mind it is clever and amusing, but it also sums up what we are dealing with now. The Tweet said: 'Let the fossils rest in peace. Only dinosaurs dig fossils.' Sometimes Tweets really capture it, and in many ways the speeches in support of the important motion we are dealing with here today are summed up by that very important Tweet that John sent out to the world.
... business does not have any pressure to look after common property, or the long term future. Issues such as health, environment, or a society's culture need to be protected by government on behalf of society.
The ACTING DEPUTY PRESIDENT ( Senator Whish-Wilson ): The question is that the motion put by Senator Waters be agreed to.


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Leo de Boer (ur. w 1953 roku w Holandii) – holenderski reżyser, scenarzysta, montażysta i operator filmowy oraz realizator dźwięku.

Filmografia

montażysta
 1975: Flanagan
 1979: Dwie kobiety (Twee vrouwen)
 1982: Het verleden
 1984: De weg naar Bresson
 1991: Hartseerland
 1991: Variete-artiest voor 't leven
 1992: 100 % = het hele
 1992: Een Zwarte toekomst
 1992: Ik ga naar Tahiti
 1993: Isingiro Hospital
 1995: Procedure 769: The Witnesses to an Execution
 1996: De Ruslui
 1997: Ja
 1997: In alle Stilte
 1998: Ongenade
 1998: Madelief.Rysy na stole (Madelief: Krassen in het tafelblad)

reżyser
 1984: De weg naar Bresson
 1994: Op het Noorden
 1996: De Ruslui
 1998: Engelen des doods
 1999: Dromen in Oktober
 2000: The Red Stuff
 2002: De zaak Vos
 2005: De rode jaren
 2008: Bikkel
 2010: Coraz bliżej Tanji (Dichter bij Tanja)

scenarzysta
 1984: De weg naar Bresson
 1994: Op het Noorden
 1997: In alle Stilte
 1998: Engelen des doods
 1999: Dromen in Oktober
 2000: The Red Stuff
 2002: De zaak Vos
 2005: De rode jaren
 2008: Bikkel

operator filmowy
 1999: Dromen in Oktober
 2010: Coraz bliżej Tanji (Dichter bij Tanja)

realizator dźwięku
 2010: Coraz bliżej Tanji (Dichter bij Tanja)

Przypisy

Linki zewnętrzne

Holenderscy operatorzy filmowi
Holenderscy reżyserzy filmowi
Holenderscy scenarzyści
Urodzeni w 1953

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Q: MVC Required Property within Optional Property I have two entities:
public class ParentThing
{
    [Key]
    public int Id { get; set; }

    [Required]
    public ChildThing TheFirstThing { get; set; }

    public ChildThing TheSecondThing { get; set; }
}

public class ChildThing
{
    [Key]
    public int Id { get; set; }

    [Required]
    public string Code { get; set; }

    public string Name { get; set; }
}

and a view model:
public class ParentViewModel
{
    public string Message { get; set; }

    public ParentThing ParentThing { get; set; }
}

and a view:
@using (@Html.BeginForm())
{
    Code 1
    @Html.EditorFor(model => model.ParentThing.TheFirstThing.Code)

    Name 1
    @Html.EditorFor(model => model.ParentThing.TheFirstThing.Name)

    Code 2
    @Html.EditorFor(model => model.ParentThing.TheSecondThing.Code)

    Name 2
    @Html.EditorFor(model => model.ParentThing.TheSecondThing.Name)

    <input type="submit" value="Save" />
}

In my post back I add the ParentThing to the context and attempt to save changes. I receive a validation error on the Code property of the TheSecondThing property of the ParentThing as it is required.
What are some alternatives for saving an optional property that contains required properties?

A: As jamie suggested, remove any dependencies between your entities and your models...they're 2 separate things
Don't use data annotations on your entities, use data annotations on your models. Remove the ParentThing property of your model and add as primitive properties in your model as you need (i.e. Message, ParentThingId, TheFirstThingId, TheFirstThingCode, TheFirstThingName, etc) and add all your data annotation attributes to the model. If you need to validate your entities (you probably will) do that on your business logic.
I hope it makes sense
Leo.

A: In response to the current suggestions this is what I now have.
Entities remain the same.
The modified view model:
public class ParentViewModel
{
    public string Message { get; set; }

    public string FirstThingCode { get; set; }

    public string FirstThingName { get; set; }

    public string SecondThingCode { get; set; }

    public string SecondThingName { get; set; }
}

The modified view:
@using (@Html.BeginForm())
{
    Code 1
    @Html.EditorFor(model => model.FirstThingCode)

    Name 1
    @Html.EditorFor(model => model.FirstThingName)

    Code 2
    @Html.EditorFor(model => model.SecondThingCode)

    Name 2
    @Html.EditorFor(model => model.SecondThingName)

    <input type="submit" value="Save" />
}

The DTO:
public class ParentThingDTO
{
    public ParentThingDTO(ParentViewModel model)
    {
        FirstThingCode = model.FirstThingCode;
        FirstThingName = model.FirstThingName;
        SecondThingCode = model.SecondThingCode;
        SecondThingName = model.SecondThingName;
    }

    public int Id { get; set; }

    public string FirstThingCode { get; set; }

    public string FirstThingName { get; set; }

    public string SecondThingCode { get; set; }

    public string SecondThingName { get; set; }

    public ParentThing GenerateEntity()
    {
        var thing = new ParentThing();
        thing.TheFirstThing = new ChildThing
        {
            Code = FirstThingCode,
            Name = FirstThingName
        };

        if (!string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(SecondThingCode))
        {
            thing.TheSecondThing = new ChildThing
            {
                Code = SecondThingCode,
                Name = SecondThingName
            };
        }

        return thing;
    }
}

The postback action in the controller:
    [HttpPost]
    public ActionResult Create(ParentViewModel model)
    {
        try
        {
            var dto = new ParentThingDTO(model);
            var parentThing = dto.GenerateEntity();

            using (var context = new QuantumContext())
            {
                context.ParentThings.Add(parentThing);
                context.SaveChanges();
                model.Message = "Saved";
            }
        }
        catch (Exception ex)
        {
            model.Message = ex.Message;
        }

        return View(model);
    }

The null or whitespace test in the dto GenerateEntity method solves my initial problem of the MVC required property within the optional property. How does it look?

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How Can I Share My Testimony?
Therefore, we are ambassadors for Christ, God making his appeal through us. We implore you on behalf of Christ, be reconciled to God.
This past summer I had an amazing opportunity to travel across the world and share my faith with those who have never heard the name of Jesus. I gradually learned how to effectively share my testimony so that others would see the forgiveness of sins that is in Jesus Christ. I learned a method that I shared with many believers in remote areas who needed to be discipled.
This method is simply called the 2, 3, 4 method. There are 2 parts to the Gospel: Your story and the story of Jesus. Remember that your story is only a part to the whole, much like a slice out of an apple. While your story is important, keep it in the context of Christ. Your story includes 3 parts.
Your life before you met/accepted Jesus into your life. Tell the people you are talking to about who you were and how you acted before you accepted Jesus into your heart. In Acts 26:4-11 you can see Paul's life before Christ.
Next you share about how you met Christ and your transformation. Paul talks about his encounter with God on the road to Damascus in Acts 26:12-18. Many of us probably don't have a story like Paul's where God appeared to us on a road and blinded us, but some of us do. The way you met Jesus is just as important for Paul as it is you and I.
Finally, the life you live after you accepted Jesus in your heart is what you share. Compare it to your previous life before Christ. Tell how you were once dead in sin, but now have assurance of eternal life. This part of Paul's testimony is in Acts 26:19-23.
Sharing your testimony is crucial when you are trying to share the gospel with a neighbor or friend. Your story may be similar to theirs. They may be able to relate to your life before Christ, which may spur them on to learn more about this Jesus you are telling them about. Constantly practice sharing your story with friends and family so that you will be ready when God presents you with an opportunity to share your testimony.
Now, the second part to the Gospel is Jesus' story. There are 4 parts to the story of Jesus.
Judgement- We all face judgement for the sins in our lives. Romans 3:23 states that "All have sinned and fall short of the glory of God." We are all born with a sin nature and can do nothing on our own to fix this issue. Hebrews 9:27 says that "And just as it is appointed for man to die once, and after that comes judgment." We will all be judged.
Repent– Jesus taught us that we must repent- turn away from the sin in our lives. We must realize that we are all sinners and chose to run from that sin. In Matthew 4:17 Jesus said "Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is at hand." Without repentance, their cannot be turning away from sins, and therefore no forgiveness.
Death– Through judgement and the knowledge that we have all sinned, it is then evident that this will lead to death. We all deserve death, both spiritual and physical. Romans 6:23 says that "The wages of sin is death." The Bible tells us that Christ died for all; in Romans 5:8 it says that "God shows his love for us in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us." Christ took death so that we don't have to, he brings us hope!
Resurrection/ New Life- Christ did not stay dead. He rose from the grave, conquering death and sin, enduring the sin so that we don't have to. If we chose him, he will stand for us on judgement day, taking our sin and shame so that we can spend eternity in heaven with him. John 3:16 says that "For God so loved the world that he gave his only Son, that whoever believes in him will not perish, but have eternal life. We have an inheritance in heaven with Jesus.
It is always important to talk about the story of Jesus when sharing the Gospel and your testimony. Make sure who you are talking knows that your new life is only possible because of the sacrifice of Jesus on the cross, taking our sin and our shame.
Pray that God would give you 3 people this week that you could share your testimony and the Gospel with. Practice sharing your testimony with your family to figure out what you will say. Take courage and remember that God's word will never return void! Follow his voice and share your story with those around you. If you don't tell them, who will?!
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This was sooo good, Ben! I really enjoyed this!!


Christmas is so different now for my family and me than it was just a bit ago. The first year we moved here from Michigan and we saw plastic, light-up snowmen on balmy green lawns, it was somewhat disconcerting. It felt weird to drive to the mall to do our holiday shopping on dry streets and in short sleeves.
Now this is our normal and I wouldn't have it any other way. I LOVE living in Austin more than I can say. The blow-up snowmen and snow globes look perfectly lovely and I don't think twice about the owner probably having no idea what it is to build snowmen on the regular.
I've lost a lot since moving here. I only have contact with one of my brothers regularly. My parents and my other three siblings haven't spoken to me in years. My oldest son rarely reaches out more than to text an obligatory holiday wish a couple of times a year. My marriage has run a triathlon or two and only slightly resembles what it used to be. We sold our beautiful house after 10 years – 9 of which I felt imprisoned in it.
After spending far too many years in a toxic little city where my world was nearly destroyed, I am finally in a place that feels more like home than any other has. It is smaller, older and a rental, but it is exactly where I want to be.
When I look back on our Christmases past, especially when our kiddos were little, I remember how hard I worked to create traditions that would make our children feel special, a part of, loved and while I'm not sorry for any of it, I'm over it. We've kept the ones that matter to us and we often reminisce about the matching Christmas outfits or pajamas, the huge, formal tree in our living room & the small colorful tree in the den, the trips to Bronner's for a new ornament each year, the crazy family Christmas pictures & letters (please!), or the debt we went into trying to "buy" a merry Christmas. We still go to Christmas Eve service and then gather to eat obnoxious amounts of snacks (shrimp, baked goods, an amazing charcuterie board and more) while opening our gifts. While we are all perfectly okay with others joining us on Christmas Day, the night before is ours, alone, and we protect it fiercely. Aaron insists I still make red & green breakfast on Christmas morning after they get their stockings, always with apples, oranges and pears and more. Hannah makes sure we watch A Christmas Story while lazing around together after breakfast and we always have a really nice, usually beef tenderloin, for dinner.
Parts of this will change soon. Marriages will happen, grandchildren will be born and we will adjust. They will make new traditions for their new families and we will make new ones with our new members. This is how it is supposed to be.
I am excited for my children as they become independent, finding their places in the world – and much sooner than I did, thank you, Pappa! My job has been to teach them not to need me, succeeding at that is a smidge hard to accept. I am adjusting to less time, less attention, less need of me and while I am rejoicing, I am searching for my new identity, searching for my purpose. I've been mostly a mama and wife since I was 22 years old, more years than not. And I was, for the most part, pretty good at both of those things. But, if I'm honest, I sacrificed a lot of "me" to serve my family, as most mamas do, and I'm ready to take care of me and rediscover who I am, really, this time.
Mamas with empty nests will understand.
I'm not sure I understand, yet, but I'm working on it and I'm sure I'm right where I'm supposed to be while I figure it out.


Taking care of friends, family and neighbors is what Family Medical Center of Hart County is all about. Family Medical Center of Hart County has an uncompromising commitment to place the patient first. This principle guides the formulation and evaluation of all procedures and conduct whether administrative or clinical. Our goal is to provide professional medical service of the highest quality for patients while maintaining an environment that fosters the professional and personal growth of the individual staff member.
Family Medical Center of Hart County was founded in 1977 by Dr. James Middleton Jr. As a native of the Hart County community, Dr. Middleton wanted to come home to take care of his own friends, family and neighbors. He specializes in family care which includes a wide range of care covering geriatrics, adult illnesses, gynecology and children. In 1980, Dr. Evelyn Salisbury (Dr. Middleton's wife) joined the practice being the first pediatrician in Hart County. Dr. Salisbury specializes in pediatrics, which is children from newborn until 18 years of age, as well as allergy. In 1999 with the increasingly amount of pediatric patients the need for another pediatrician was evident. Dr. Ann Marie Hemmer became a provider and later part owner at the Family Medical Center of Hart County. She is originally from eastern Kentucky and wanted to continue her practice in rural Kentucky. As Family Medical Center of Hart County continued to grow so did the need for multiple renovations and many changes. Along with the three owners Family Medical Center of Hart County has a staff of 39 full time employees and five other providers which include Brandy Pierce, APRN (Family Practice), Amy Thomas, APRN (Family Practice), Julie Percefull (Pediatrics) Shannon Mester, APRN (Family Practice) and Brittany Jenkins (Pediatrics).
Family Medical Center of Hart County offers a wide range of services to the community including an extensive CLIA certified laboratory and diagnostic digital imaging department. The laboratory can perform numerous blood chemistries with immediate results including blood sugar monitoring, bleeding studies, arthritis profiles, liver screening, cholesterol testing, drug screening and many more. Within the clinical department procedures such as ultrasounds (pelvic and abdominal), respiratory treatment, EKGs, allergy injections, toenail removal, lesion removals, laceration repairs, vision and hearing screenings for all ages and blood pressure monitoring are done daily. Also offered are well child exams, well woman exams (GYN/Pap), well man exams, adult and pediatric immunizations, school, sports and pre-employment physicals.
In addition to the outstanding clinical care performed by the providers, clinical and laboratory staff at Family Medical Center of Hart County is a very qualified business office, including three Certified Professional Coders one of which is also a Certified Professional Biller, a Certified Patient Account Specialist, a Rural Health Coding Billing Specialist and four Certified Healthcare Access Associates. The office staff prepares the way for patients by insuring all information is accurate and up-to-date while assisting the patient by filing insurance claims, obtaining pre-certifications for procedures and making necessary referrals.
Family Medical Center of Hart County has grown over the years because it has recognized and met the needs of the community and the patients. Responding to the needs of the patient is still the highest priority of Family Medical Center of Hart County and we expect this dedication will mean continued expansion of our service in the future.


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The Grace Race
August 8, 2022 August 8, 2022 stephenmcalpine
I love this photograph. Ollie Hoare of Australia has just taken down a world class field in the 2022 Commonwealth Games 1500m, breaking his PB and the longstanding Commonwealth Games record in doing so. The first Aussie to take the title since the great Herb Elliott more than sixty years ago.
I'm a big Ollie Hoare fan and have followed his career the last couple of years. But for all of the emotion – and there was plenty of that – it was the genuine pleasure shown by Kiwi Sam Tanner that was a truly wonderful moment too.
Tanner and Hoare have run plenty of races together and I've watched plenty of their match ups on YouTube at various European and US tracks. But when Hoare slumped to the ground in disbelief and emotion, Tanner (who came sixth in a PB, in which the first seven runners all beat the previous 1974 record), goes over to him and grabs his hand, then whoops and hollers, and then, as Hoare stands up, points him out to the crowd, so that the crowd can revel in Ollie Hoare.
It's as if Tanner was just wanting to point Hoare out to everybody in that packed, screaming stadium and say "This guy!" And that's exactly what he was doing. Watch the video of the race and see how Tanner isn't about self-glory, but about pointing to the glory of someone else. Even after Hoare gets back to his feet, stunned as a mullet, Tanner is geeing the crowd up pointing to him.
It's a wonderful reflex gesture witnessed by the whole stadium. Take a bow yourself Sam Tanner.
And speaking of gestures, unheralded at the time, but revealed later, another great Aussie runner, Eloise Wellings, should take a bow. Eloise didn't win a medal either, she came an agonising fourth in the marathon, or as the Spanish say, she won "the chocolate medal".
During the race, eventual winner and fellow Aussie, Jess Stenson, realised her specially prepped – and labelled – drinks bottle with an energy gel taped to the side wasn't on the table as she ran past. If you know anything about marathons you'll know that fuelling up at the right times in the race is crucial. Crucial for also-rans such as I, and super crucial for elites in a global race, such as Stenson.
Diver, Wellings and Stenson celebrate together
So as they were running in the front pack Eloise handed Jess her own gel, with Jess realising she's missing a vital cog in her marathon wheel. Just like that. A reflexive move. Putting her own interests aside in an act of grace.
Now it's easy to say that that is simply friends being friends, but we only hear about it after, when Stenson told the TV interviewer. But for Eloise it's probably more than that. She, along with former Ugandan Olympic team captain (and former child soldier) Julius Achon, run an aid agency in Uganda called Love Mercy Foundation. Check them out, they're well worth supporting.
Eloise Wellings is a follower of Jesus and knows all about the grace of the Lord Jesus and the love and mercy He has shown her. That's why her commitment to Love Mercy is an act of reflexive grace in light of the grace shown to her. But so too is the act of reflexive grace in giving up her rights to serve someone else in a race, someone who may get an advantage because of her generosity. She didn't umm and ah about it, it was reflex. That's how she lives.
It's probably why too, at the last Commonwealth Games in 2018, she stayed trackside with the two other Australians in the race to wait for the last placed runner to cross the line and go and congratulate her. It was only four minutes you say! Well that's more than 1.25km at their pace.
There's just something about grace isn't there. Something about the love that is defined by the grace of Jesus which leads to words such as these being penned in 1 Corinthians 13:
Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It does not dishonour others, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres.
And as a Christian I know the tell-tale signs in my own life that grace has fallen off the map. I can sense when my own understanding of what God has done for me in Jesus has taken a back seat. And the example of Sam Tanner and Eloise Wellings show me what that looks like, or more to the point, the opposite of their example does.
So when it comes to Sam Tanner's example, when I'm not operating in grace, I'm not keen to showcase the winner and put attention on others. No, I am keen to showcase myself and draw attention to myself. I can get chippy if other people get the glory that I wish were mine. Or I find that I compare myself with the success or gifts of others, and lose my joy if I am not performing to the standard they are.
And when it comes to Eloise Wellings, when I'm not operating in grace I find myself being self-serving, not looking to the interests of others as much as my own interests. And more subtly, I find that even in my serving of others, I hope there's a broadcaster somewhere telling everyone about it! I find I'm not reflexive in grace at times like that.
The need for a grace race is vital for us, because the unfortunate – indeed sinful – tendencies I just mentioned, run in all of us. And they will derail us. I know that Eloise is a Christian, and I have no idea about Sam, but in both these athletes we see a beautiful picture of what it means to take the focus off ourselves, and put it onto other people. And not only to do that, but to do it with joy!
What's your reflexive move? Is it that kind of grace?
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North Canton, Ohio - 17th October 2003: The T.B. Butler Publishing Company, Inc., (The Tyler Paper) Tyler, Texas, publisher of the Tyler Morning Telegraph (43,954) and the Sunday Tyler Courier-Times-Telegraph (50,188) has installed a ProImage NewsWay digital workflow solution. The system, installed and supported by ProImage partner Graphic Enterprises, Inc. (GEI), has been the final step in enabling the publisher to enjoy the benefits of 100% digital pagination, automated workflow, and CTP technology. The system allows the publisher to efficiently produce the typical 17 press runs it has each week, plus the approximately 40 specially inserted sections the paper runs each year. Last year The Tyler Paper decided it needed an all-embracing production workflow solution that would bring together its various pre-press systems; managing data from it's Brainwork's advertising system, Managing Editor's ALS ad planning system, and its Advanced Publishing Technologies (APT) editorial, library and ad tracking software. The publisher invited GEI to propose a technical solution based upon its many years of newspaper systems integration and software expertise. GEI first had to fully understanding The Tyler Paper's needs, and then design a system that would at least meet those needs, reducing costs by automating the many processes involved in the end-to-end production process. The solution included a number of software interfaces as well as GEI's NC Translator solution that was placed in the production workflow both before and after NewsWay. NC Translator performs a variety of important functions that include automatically renaming, duplicating, moving and distributing files around a production network. It removes manual intervention and therefore the potential for human error. "The whole system is incredibly simple to use. GEI provided all the interfaces. It took my designers less than a day to learn to effectively navigate through the editions, and proof their work. It probably took our more technical personnel no more than two weeks to become comfortable with editing configurations and working with purge and template settings," says Graphic Services Manager, Bill Campbell. "It has also enabled us to automate our page pairing and digital printing process, making it a far more efficient and reliable procedure." The workflow: The Tyler Paper's workflow system automatically sends an EPS of each released ad to a directory on its local area network, labelled with a unique ID provided by Brainworks' ad entry software. The ads are automatically placed in a Quark Xpress page, and pages are output through a Harlequin RIP. NewsWay pairs the plates and upon approval, releases them to a spooling computer on Western Lithotech's Diamond Setter 610-SP 100 system.


China-based e-commerce giant JD.com (NASDAQ:JD) rallied in the first minutes of trading on the Nasdaq after raising $1.8 billion in its initial public offering.
JD priced at $19 late Wednesday, above the expected range of $16 to $18. The New York Times reported the deal was also 15 times oversubscribed, with an excess of institutional investors looking to buy shares at the $19 price.
The shares opened at $21.75 on the Nasdaq Stock Market, but closed at $20.90, a 10% rise from its IPO price. The move could be good news for rival Alibaba, which will likely make its debut this summer.
JD is the largest Chinese IPO ever to price solely on a U.S. stock exchange. The company will be entering the markets with a market value of $26 billion.
Although JD and Alibaba are both large Chinese e-commerce companies, their business models differ. JD sells directly to Chinese consumers, whereas Alibaba matches buyers and sellers on its online platforms.
Unlike Alibaba, JD is unprofitable. Despite $11.5 billion in sales, JD lost $8 million last year.
China's Tencent, one of Asia's largest Internet companies, acquired a 15% stake in JD this spring. Tencent also acquired additional JD shares in a transaction related to the IPO.
The largest shareholder is Richard Qiangdong Liu, founder and chief executive. Other investors include Tiger Global Management and Russia's DST Global.
The JD offering was managed by Bank of America (NYSE:BAC) and UBS (NYSE:UBS).


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Jewelry and clothing designer Alzerina Gomes is best known for her creative designs utilizing Swarovski Crystals. Born and raised in the remote village of Portalzinho Garca on the island of San Antao, Cape Verde, Alzerina received her first sewing lessons from her mom at the age of four, waking up her life-long passion for creating beauty. Alzerina left Cape Verde for Paris in the early 1990 where she learned the craft of jewelry making while living in Paris. Alzerina fell in love with the Swarovski brand and it was at this time that the idea of becoming a jewelry designer blossomed.
In 1998, Alzerina left Paris for New York City, in 2005 she launched her own eponymous company, Alzerina Jewelry, which has grown to have a presence in New York, Los Angeles, Paris and Cape Verde. Elegant designs, enhanced by the use of Swarovski elements and her youthful Alzi line of contemporary bracelets, earrings and necklaces flaunt a craft and style as unique as the women, herself. The organic simplicity of Alzerina Jewelry sparkles with grace and sophistication. Alzerina Jewelry can be found in fashion magazines and on the sets of Warner Bros. and Disney productions. Numerous celebrities including Sharon Stone, Olivia Wilde, and Katheryn Winnick wear her jewels. Miss Universe 2017, Miss USA 2017 and Miss Teen 2012/13 are among her clients. Last year, Alzerina designs lit up Times Square when her products were featured on the NBC electronic billboard overlooking New York City's most famous tourist destination.
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Österrikiska Nederländerna omfattade ungefär de moderna staterna Belgien och Luxemburg och existerade från slutet av Spanska tronföljdskriget 1714 tills området erövrades av franska revolutionstrupper 1795. Det var en del av huset Habsburgs besittningar inom Tysk-romerska riket, vars politiska centrum låg i Österrike.

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I Österrikiska Nederländerna ingick:
 Delar av hertigdömet Brabant
 Större delen av hertigdömet Limburg
 Hertigdömet Luxemburg
 En liten del av Gelderland
 En del av grevskapet Flandern
 Grevskapet Namur
 En del av grevskapet Hennegau
 Herrskapet Mechelen
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Då den spansk-habsburgska linjen dog ut med Karl II resulterade detta i spanska tronföljdskriget och Spanska Nederländerna övergick till de österrikiska habsburgarna som ett resultat av kriget. Österrikiska Nederländerna uppstod 1714. Fram till Frankrikes erövring av riket under första koalitionskriget regerades det från Bryssel. Landets invånare motsatte sig starkt Josef II:s centralistiska och absolutistiska reformer. Detta ledde 1789/90 till brabantupproret. Josefs bror och efterföljare Leopold II lyckades få ett slut på oroligheterna, men inte på motsättningarna mellan de nederländsktalande flamländarna i norr och de fransktalande vallonerna i söder. I freden i Campo Formio 1797 avträddes Österrikiska Nederländerna till Frankrike. Efter Wienkongressen tillföll området Nederländerna under huset Oranien.

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Docker: an open source Linux containerization technology. Package, distribute and runtime solution.
Google's Packaging Format: MPM. MPM on Borg is similar to container on Kubernetes, and Kubernetes is the open-source version of Borg.
The Docker for Mac application does not use docker-machine to provision that VM; but rather creates and manages it directly.
Docker Engine, the client-server application made up of the Docker daemon, a REST API that specifies interfaces for interacting with the daemon, and a command line interface (CLI) client that talks to the daemon (through the REST API wrapper). Docker Engine accepts docker commands from the CLI, such as docker run <image>,docker ps to list running containers, docker images to list images, and so on.
Unlike traditional virtualization, containerization takes place at the kernel level. Most modern operating system kernels now support the primitives necessary for containerization, including Linux with openvz, vserver and more recently lxc, Solaris with zones, and FreeBSD with Jails.
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Both CMD and ENTRYPOINT instructions define what command gets executed when running a container. There are few rules that describe their co-operation.
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Roberta Rabellotti is Professor of Economics at the Department of Political and Social Science, University of Pavia (Italy).
After graduating in Economics at Università Bocconi, she got a Master of Science in Development Economics at the University of Oxford (St. Antony's College) and a Doctor of Philosophy at the Institute of Development Studies, University of Sussex.
Roberta is an economist with experience in research in the field of economics of innovation, economic development, and regional economics. She has widely published in international outlets on issues related with innovation in developing countries, with a special focus on China and Asia. Throughout her career, Roberta participated in and led several research and consultancy projects. She has provided academic advice to, amongst others, the European Commission, the IADB, OECD; UNIDO; UN-CEPAL, UNCTAD, and various national and regional governments.
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We will also be learning about events including Shrove Tuesday, World Book Day, Mothers Day and Red Nose Day.
We will be holding our Parents Activity Session on Monday 8th April at 3pm where you are invited to join us to take part in craft activities.
Baking money is now due for this half term. You may choose to pay £1.50 for the half term, or alternatively you may choose to pay £4.50 for the rest of the year. This should be paid on the Reception class door.
We have had some great feedback from parents and children from our phonics workout books. These are due back in on Wednesday 10th April. As a reminder, school reading books, reading records and key rings should be in school every day. Books will be changed every Tuesday and Friday. Each time the children read their school reading book, they will move up the reading chart. Once 15 reads are logged they will be at the top of the chart and receive a golden ticket!


About 30 miles northwest of Atlanta, the City of Dallas, Georgia, offers a reprieve from the busyness of the big city with the retained charm of simpler times and a friendly community. While the city might have an easygoing appeal, running the local water utility is anything but a breeze. The utility team's constant goal is to deliver superior service for the city's 14,000 residents.
"We've built high standards for our services based on the city's tradition of community and growth," said City of Dallas Billing Clerk Amber Whisner.
After analyzing annual water loss audits for the city, Whisner and her team discovered significant issues around non-revenue water. The audit results spurred Whisner and her team to create a robust water loss and control program. As part of the program, the city turned to Sensus, a Xylem brand, to replace its existing water meters with a system that could more efficiently identify issues to help minimize non-revenue water.
The city replaced approximately 320 meters in one subdivision, choosing Sensus iPERL residential water meters for the project. Offering low-flow accuracy and high-flow durability, the iPERL uses innovative magnetic technology to capture previously unmeasured low flow.
In just four months, the city billed for an additional 600,000 gallons of water in the subdivision thanks to the Sensus meters. Based on the success of the rollout, the utility is now deploying a Sensus advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) solution across its entire service area.


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Organic curves combined with the stunning figuring of the grain give this table many textures and a truly unique look. A burr oak top finished with American black walnut legs.
Organic curves combined with the stunning figuring of the grain give this table many textures and a truly unique look. Live edge burr oak top finished with American black walnut legs.
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Q: How to make multiple forms to run after each action? The predecesor form is closed and new form is reached out to perform different actions? I have form 1 as the initial form in Application.Run(). What should I do to run multiple forms, each closing after the double_click() action?
This Function is used in Main() method please refer. When the frm1 closes the execution also closes.
Application.Run(new frm1());

then
// frm1 closes
Application.Run(new frm2());

after that
//form 2 also closes
Application.Run(new frm3());

How to make this functionality work?


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We are glad you've dropped by online to see us as we are always excited to share the amazing things that are happening at South. We love to meet our families and show off our beautiful campus and the many wonderful programs and opportunities our students are engaged in. Our dedicated staff prides itself on supporting our students and engaging in ongoing self-reflection in the pursuit of excellence.
I have been a proud resident and high school educator in the Torrance Unified School District for over 30 years. In June of 2020 when I had the opportunity to transfer to South, I jumped at it. I'd long been aware of South's reputation for excellence and was not disappointed. Despite the pandemic, or perhaps in spite of it, the dedication of teachers and staff and the amazing, resilient students were a bright spot in hard times.
Our students are our joy. In addition to their achievement in a wide range of academic coursework, our students shine through involvement in a wide variety of clubs, athletic teams, robust fine arts programs, and multiple career pathway courses. Campus life is vibrant and full of rich opportunities for students—it's a wonderful place to be.
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After a three month hiatus, it is high time for a new installment of "Ten Things." We all know there is much to be learned from '80s movies (read all about it here and here), but I would be remiss if I didn't share some nuggets of wisdom gleaned from the dawn of the music video era. Let me know if your favorite video is missing from this list and I will see if I can work it into the eventual sequel. YouTube, what did we ever do without you?
9. If a stranger ever approaches you and says "you totally remind me of George Michael in that Wham! video," it might be time to rethink your life—on pretty much every level. Wake Me Up Before You Go Go // Wham!
Hahaha. Brings me back to sneaking MTV in the basement in NJ. I was getting worried that you hadn't learned anything from Duran Duran. I was expecting something from Wild boys. Thanks for covering all the best..
Since cable was banned from my house as a kid, I don't have the same affinity for them as you do. Eww...especially that Sledgehammer song. Can you imagine the level of salmonella floating around that set? I hope they burned it when they were done...ick!
I don't know if you get notified when someone comments on your blog, so this comment actually belongs on The House that Ruth Built (either part I or II).
You were fortunate enough to live in an area where you could go to a MLB game when you were young. The closest I ever got was the summer I was in the MTC, my family took a trip to San Diego and saw a Padres Game without me. And, wouldn't you know it, it was the same time Rickey Henderson was on his Padres stint. Lucky me.


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Q: jQuery transfer data between tables via textbox input I asked a question yesterday and that got me going on the right path, but I'm absolutely stuck again.
Outline:
I have 3 tables;
table 1 - expected data (#expected)
table 2 - expected confirmed data (#scannedExp)
table 3 - unexpected confirmed data (#scannedUnExp)
So for a example..
if I was to enter "6666" in the input box
it would reduce qty in the "#expected" table by 1 but create a column in the "#scannedExp" table with qty of 1 (with the i.e desc, cage grabbed from the #expected table).
if we was to enter '6666' this time it would delete the "#expected" row, but increase the table "#scannedExp"
if again we was to enter '6666' this time it would add a row to "#scannedUnExp" with just the code and qty (dont need the desc or cage)
and if we was to enter say "1234" it would add a row in "#scannedUnExp"
for some reason my codes not working in Jsfiddle as it works to some extent in my browser.
http://jsfiddle.net/j3psmmo3/

  <input type="text" style="width: 200px" id="code" name="code" />
<input id = "btnSubmit" type="submit" value="Submit"/>

Scanned Expected

                Code
                Desc
                Qty
                Cage

Scanned Un Expected

                Code
                Qty
                Cage

Data Expected

                Code
                Desc
                Qty
                Cage

            4444
            Car Door
            3
            S2222

            5555
            door handel
            1
            S2222

            6666
            headlight
            2
            S2222

            7777
            seat
            5
            S2222

my javascript
 $(window).load(function(){
$("#btnSubmit").on("click", function(){
    numRows = $("#expected tr").length; //loop thought expected data
    for(var i=1 ; i<numRows ; i++){
        var code = $("#expected tr:nth-child(" + i + ") td:nth-child(1)").html();
        var desc = $("#expected tr:nth-child(" + i + ") td:nth-child(2)").html();
        var qty = $("#expected tr:nth-child(" + i + ") td:nth-child(3)").html();
        var cage = $("#expected tr:nth-child(" + i + ") td:nth-child(4)").html();

            // if code is in expected data -1 from qty col
            if(code == $("#code").val()){
            $("#expected tr:nth-child(" + i + ") td:nth-child(3)").html(parseInt(qty) - 1);

            //delete if last one in expected table
            if(qty ==1 ){$("#" + code).remove();}

            // loop thought scanned expected table
            numRowsB = $("#scannedExp tr").length;
            for(var ib=1 ; ib<numRows ; ib++){
            var codeExp = $("#scannedExp tr:nth-child(" + ib + ") td:nth-child(1)").html();
            var qtyExp = $("#scannedExp tr:nth-child(" + ib + ") td:nth-child(3)").html();

            // if in scannedExp add qty by one
            if(codeExp == $("#code").val()){
            $("#scannedExp tr:nth-child(" + ib + ") td:nth-child(3)").html(parseInt(qtyExp) + 1);
            return true;
            }

            else{ //if not found in expected table add row to scannedExp
            $("#scannedExp tbody").append("
" + $("#code").val() + "	" + desc + "	1	" + cage + "
");
            return true;
            }
            }
            return true;
            }
            else{
            alert("not in expected");
            }

}})
});

A: I noticed from your fiddle that the button does not trigger the click event.
Your code had 3 problems that I have fixed and then the code worked fine.
First
I think you meant to use $(document).ready() instead of $(window).load().
Since you want to listen to events, it is better to wait until all DOM elements are loaded and the document is ready before attempting to do anything else.
But since the event trigger I am about to tell you about in my second point does not depend on the document being ready or not, it is not necessary. So I removed it.
Second:
I modified the code to use $(document).on('click','selector',function(){}); instead of $(element).on('click',function(){});
//Use this event
$(document).on('click','#btnSubmit',function(){
   ...
   ...
});

//Instead of using this
$("#btnSubmit").on("click", function(){
   ...
   ...
});

the .on() I used will work for DOM controls that have been loaded from the page, or ones that you added dynamically. That's why I rely on it all the time.
Third
You forgot a semi-colon at the last line of your code...
   ...
   ...
   else{
            alert("not in expected");
            }

}})     //  <-- This line has no semi-colon
});

You may check the modified code on this fiddle
The code works fine after the modification.


READ ME> Students can download Mircosoft Office 365 software to use at home for FREE.
READ ME> You can download the Google Drive (Backup and Sync) desktop app from the link below at home for FREE.
READ ME> You can download the Google Chrome Browser desktop app from the link below for FREE.
READ ME> FREE copies of Adobe CS2 Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign. These are older versions of the software that Adobe released for free to the public many years ago. They lack some of the functionality of the CC versions we have on the computers at school but they are still functional for most of the tasks the students will perform. Most importantly they are FREE.
*note* Serial numbers for installation are included in the zip folders, you might need your parent/guardian's help with install.
*note* Mac versions can also be found at http://www.adobe.com/downloads/other-downloads.html I don't use Mac and we rarely, if ever, use it at school. You're on your own with these downloads, unsure if the serial numbers for PC will work on these.


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Soekarno-Hatta International Airport (engelska: Soekarno–Hatta International Airport, javanesiska: Bandhar Udhara Internasional Soekarno-Hatta) är en flygplats i Indonesien.   Den ligger i provinsen Jawa Barat, i den västra delen av landet,  km väster om huvudstaden Jakarta. Soekarno-Hatta International Airport ligger  meter över havet.

Terrängen runt Soekarno-Hatta International Airport är mycket platt. Den högsta punkten i närheten är  meter över havet,  km sydväst om Soekarno-Hatta International Airport. Runt Soekarno-Hatta International Airport är det mycket tätbefolkat, med  invånare per kvadratkilometer. Närmaste större samhälle är Tangerang,  km söder om Soekarno-Hatta International Airport. Runt Soekarno-Hatta International Airport är det i huvudsak tätbebyggt.

Tropiskt regnskogsklimat råder i trakten. Årsmedeltemperaturen i trakten är  °C. Den varmaste månaden är november, då medeltemperaturen är  °C, och den kallaste är mars, med  °C. Genomsnittlig årsnederbörd är  millimeter. Den regnigaste månaden är december, med i genomsnitt  mm nederbörd, och den torraste är september, med  mm nederbörd.

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The region of Goa is often described as a pocket of paradise. As India's smallest state, it's got every ingredient for an idyllic life of laid-back sunny beaches blended with spirituality – yoga and meditation retreats a plenty! The allure of the Goa is woven with influences that also include historical ties to the Portuguese and other cultures who were captivated by the spices and vibe of the area. And the influences are reflected in the region's cuisine. This is what is so fascinating about the dishes in this part of the world and has drawn us to experience Hemant Bhagwani's newest restaurant, GOA Indian Farm Kitchen, at Bayview Village.
What's becoming a mecca for food lovers, this uptown mall is drawing attention not just from locals but others across the city. Once considered a bedroom community of retired folks in leisure suits doing their morning exercises, things are evolving and the restaurants like GOA are waking up the neighbourhood. According to chef and restauranteur Bhagwani (Kolkata Club, Amaya, Indian Street Food, Good Karma) the locals are ready, curious and willing to try something different.
Bhagwani visited Goa when he was writing his cookbook and tells us he has a real passion for bringing the complexities of the regional cuisine to the forefront. Something he says that Toronto hasn't really seen much of outside of the suburban areas like Brampton. Sure, many of us have fallen in love Indian food but GOA takes us on a next level culinary journey. Butter chicken is not the butter chicken as we're familiar with — the flavours and the cooking techniques are tweaked and completely worth ordering that extra naan to absorb all the saucy-goodness!
Listening to Bhagwani's travel tales makes us want to pack our bags and head for the spice markets there. He shared a heartfelt moment about one of his experiences while in Goa cooking for four generations. He made a prawn curry for a great grandmother, grandmother, mother and daughter. He could see the joy of sharing his experience and his own take on a popular dish with the family. Something he says was unforgettable. Bhagwani also talks about the how the food in the area continues to evolve. With the influx of Russians, Persians and Northern Indian vacationing in the region means an introduction of new spices and flavours that are naturally blending with the cuisine in Goa. He spoke about how exciting it was to be exploring and eating on his trip and how he was inspired by what he had experienced.
Is GOA authentic? Bhagwani tells us that indeed the flavours of the region are authentic but, of course, he took the best from what he's experienced to create his own signature on the dishes.
Why Bayview Village Shopping Mall? Bhagwani had been approached several times with different spaces and was cautiously keeping an eye on the demographic within the area. Finally, he decided it was the right time and the right place.
"Goan food is normally very spicy," Bhagwani explains. "At the beginning I toned down the spices to see what the reaction would be but quickly people were asking to turn up the heat. Then I realized indeed, the people were ready for hot food."Bhagwani was trained in traditional French culinary techniques and applied that learning with Indian cuisine – explaining that he's blend the two doing Indian food the way he's always wanted to while continuing to work with the freshest local ingredients possible. Having said that, he's also incorporating dry spices that he's personally hauled back from Goa. Bhagwani has elevated Indian food. "I've personally never been more excited about opening a restaurant like this. It's been fun," said Bhagwani.
They also love the decor. When you peek inside the restaurant from the mall entrance your eyes are immediately drawn to there richness of the space. Unlike anything you've seen for a mall restaurant. Chandeliers hang from the ceilings. The rich jewel tones that reflect in the mirrored walls and the images (taken by Bhagwani himself) displayed visually tells the story of history, traditions, and culture.
GOA Indian Farm Kitchen is located at Bayview Village Shopping Centre (2901 Bayview Avenue). Open daily for lunch and dinner.


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At What Point Does This Administration Wake Up, This Country's in a War, Allowing Twitter, Google or Any Other High Profile Influencer
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to Shadow Ban, Silence the Voice of Conservative America Will Be the Undoing of This Country… Its War Out There and Tribulation Is Here!
Our nation has had a progression of ungodly leaders. Their ungodliness is seen in a continued turn away from the God of the Bible – to a god of our own making – a controllable god – a god who will approve our works rather than challenge them. The god of America is a god who does not rebuke ungodliness – immorality – sensuality – or sin in general. This god will not speak up for the unborn – but will speak strong words against anyone who threatens our own personal quest for happiness and self-fulfillment at any cost. This god is a mushy god who is all about us – about us getting what we want – this is the selfie-god who is all about us defining ourselves however we want.
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Force is now the only rule remaining in deep state-controlled America. Everything has collapsed, no free speech, no fair trial, no system of justice, no reasonable expectation of human rights anywhere, no fair elections, no trustworthy news, no legitimate Wall Street operations, no real public education, no clean food, and threats from the elitist.
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Republican Texas Gov. Greg Abbott declared a State of Disaster Sunday and authorized federal agents to serve as Texas police officers.
"Every Texan and every American has the right to protest and I encourage all Texans to exercise their First Amendment rights," the governor said in a statement.
"However, violence against others and the destruction of property is unacceptable and counterproductive," he added. "As protests have turned violent in various areas across the state, it is crucial that we maintain order, uphold public safety, and protect against property damage or loss."
Riots have raged across the United States following the death of George Floyd, a black man who died while in police custody. Abbott has called the death of Floyd "horrific" and the "consequence of poor police work."
A man addresses a row of police officers during a "Justice for George Floyd" event in Houston, Texas (Mark Felix / AFP) (Photo by MARK FELIX/AFP via Getty Images)
"By authorizing additional federal agents to serve as Texas Police Officers we will help protect people's safety while ensuring that peaceful protestors can continue to make their voices heard," Abbott said.
The officer who knelt on Floyd's neck, Derek Chauvin, has been arrested and charged with third-degree murder and manslaughter.
Abbott's announcement comes after he activated the Texas National Guard in response to riots through the state and sent resources to Houston, Austin, Dallas, and San Antonio, the Texas Tribune reports. Rioters have protested, looted, and clashed with police in Houston, Austin, Dallas, and San Antonio.
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Mr. Kurd & Saudi King Solomon: Trump's Solo News Conference Gets Extra Weird
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US President Donald Trump's Wednesday news conference took the Twitterverse by storm as users grappled with some of the president's most bizarre utterances to date.
The news conference was a rarity — just the fifth one he's done all by himself since he was elected some 20 months ago to the position of commander-in-chief.
When Trump goes off script, it isn't exactly uncommon for his critics to point out his incoherent sentences and poor word choices, but Trump's Wednesday post-United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) conference will certainly be one for the books, not just for the word salads served fresh to the press corps but also for some odd phraseologies and mispronunciations.
— 🏴🎛🔬 (@RiotDoge) September 26, 2018
Trump was asked by a reporter from the Kurdish outlet Rudaw about the United States' plan for future cooperation with the Kurdish fighters and people in Syria in the post-Daesh era. The president repeatedly hailed the Kurds as "great fighters," but never actually addressed the question. When another Kurdish reporter — a journalist with Kurdistan TV — was offered the opportunity to ask a question, Trump called him "Mr. Kurd."
— Alejandro Alvarez (@aletweetsnews) September 26, 2018
It was immediately written in stone that "Mr. Kurd" would trend for the foreseeable future on social media. At press time, nearly 20,000 tweets have been sent about "Mr. Kurd."
— Churlish (@Cryptoterra) September 26, 2018
— Grace Parra (@GraceParra360) September 26, 2018
New York Times reporter Michael Grynbaum caught up with "Mr. Kurd," who also goes by the name of Rahim Rashidi. "I love it!" Rashidi told Grynbaum of Trump's reference to him. "He made me happy by this sentence."
Just a few minutes later, Trump said that he had spoken about the Israel-Palestine issue with the king of Saudi Arabia, a "great guy" by the name of "King Solomon."
— Alex Rubinstein (@RealAlexRubi) September 26, 2018
In reality, the true king of Saudi Arabia is Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, or King Salman. King Solomon is a figure from the Torah, Old Testament and Quran who was the third Hebrew ruler of Israel. His father David is the guy who, according to religious scripture, took out the giant Goliath. Solomon is also considered one of 48 prophets in the Talmud.
Trump made that slip of the tongue during a question posed to him by a reporter from TruNews, a little-known news organization with some questionable headlines as of late.
— Adam Weinstein (@AdamWeinstein) September 26, 2018
— Will Sommer (@willsommer) September 26, 2018
Trump told the TruNews reporter that when it comes to a resolution of the Israel-Palestine conflict, "I think that two-state is probably more likely, but you know what? If they do a single, if they do a double, I'm OK with it."
Trump denied that he was laughed at the day prior at the UNGA (he most certainly was) when he told world leaders that he had accomplished more in two years than most other American administrations in the course of history. Instead, he told reporters, the world leaders were laughing with him, and he "heard smiles."
"They weren't laughing at me, they were laughing with me. We had fun. That was not laughing at me. So, the fake news said, 'People laughed at President Trump.' They didn't laugh at me. People had a good time with me. We were doing it together. We had a good time," Trump said.
— Marcus Gilmer (@marcusgilmer) September 26, 2018
Other — perhaps less absurd but no less untrue — statements made by Trump included the assertion that Iran is "having riots in every city."
— Sam (@halaljew) September 26, 2018
Earlier in the day, Trump stated unequivocally that there are "35,000 targeted terrorists" in the Syrian province of Idlib. But just a few hours later, he seemed less sure, saying, "I think we can call them terrorists," and, "I assume they're terrorists." Idlib is ruled by al-Qaeda and in the past week has seen an influx of some 400 Daesh fighters.
— onekade (@onekade) September 26, 2018
Trump also claimed that 52 percent of women voted for him while it was actually just 52 percent of white women who did.
— Brian Koerber (@bkurbs) September 26, 2018
After the series of faux pas, Trump declared his intention to end the presser on a high note. "Always like to finish with a good one," Trump said before taking his final question. "Elton John said, 'When you hit that last tune and it's good, don't go back.' I've seen — have you ever seen?— they do great. They're great. They hit the last tune and everyone goes crazy, then they go back for an encore, right? And they don't hit it. And they leave — everyone leaves, they said, 'That wasn't a very good conference, was it?' Let's go," Trump said, pointing to a reporter.
Watch the full press conference below:
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JL September 27, 2018 at 5:26 pm
America's, so fake, and the same goes with the rest of the countries around the World maybe except Syria. Artificial laughter won't convince me that the speaker is just stupid, but not a puppet also as all the audience is. In fact I think Trump is a good thing, he materializes the global corruption called democracy.
wjabbe September 27, 2018 at 8:51 am
Trump is like the man who walked into a doctor's office and told them he wanted to be castrated. The nurses tried to explain to him this was a serious decision and to think about it a while. But no he insisted so they cut them off. As he was walking out he passed another man who said he was having constipation problems. "D…n that was the word!"
Harry Haller September 27, 2018 at 8:50 am
When you live in Absurdistan; everything is kind of funny. Not the HaHa funny; just funny. Trump is an Absurdistan dignitary of the first order. Otherwise he's just a third tier criminal.
JADEZ September 27, 2018 at 7:32 am
you cant give a coherent news conference when you are the most ignorant man to ever become president.
you can bet your life the fool…is rattled beyond consoling regarding being laughed at…..just further amplification of the twilight zone we have as a country since this man assumed power.
and do not expect it to ever get better since he has no intention of ever learning how anything works let alone how anything actually is….relying only on reinforcing the racist repiglicon base voter…and the emperor has no clothes white house….for his flattery/ support


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The Case for Proportional Representation in the United States
Our entire system of voting in America is in crisis. Gerrymandering, voting law changes, and the "overbearing majority" practiced by both parties has left a general feeling of disenfranchisement among a growing cross-section of the population.
A reasonable solution is a system of voting that does not encourage partisanship or gerrymandering.
Kansas U.S. Representatives as a Case Study
Kansas has been considered a safe, solid-red state for many years. Republicans have won every U.S. Senate contest since 1938. Only four representatives have been non-Republican since the 1980s. The majority of elections have been won by roughly a 60-40 margin.
In an almost "what's the point" statement of the political landscape, two of the four seats were not even challenged by Democrats in 2012.
A large majority is still better than the 51 percent "overbearing winner," but it still leaves 40 percent of the people without a voice. We are used to thinking in terms of "red states" and "blue states," but here is a political map not often shown in traditional media outlets:
Even the reddest and bluest states have a purple tinge, proving that the current system is really not representing voters very well.
With a population of 2.8 million, at least 40 percent of the voters in Kansas have been almost completely unrepresented in Congress for the past 25 years.
Kansas is apportioned four seats in the House. The state is largely rural farming communities, with four larger metropolitan communities. The Kansas City metropolitan area (combining several cities), followed by Wichita, Topeka, and Lawrence are the four largest cites.
Congressional districts center around these features: KS-1 encompasses over two-thirds of the state and is predominantly farming communities. KS-2 includes the cities of Topeka and Lawrence -- along with the eastern portion of the state. KS-3 is almost exclusively the Kansas City metro area. KS-4 includes Wichita and south central Kansas.
While the map appears fairly straightforward based on metropolitan areas, it is not entirely without faults. Northeast Kansas has a reasonably strong Democratic voting preference, with both Douglas and Wyandotte counties favoring Obama in 2012 by better than a 60-40 margin. The design of KS-2 and KS-3 splits up this voting bloc and reduces its overall power to influence elections.
Probably the oddest feature about the House members from Kansas is that they are all relatively new to the House. Three were elected in 2010 and the other in 2008 -- all four were active in state politics before running for the House.
Fourteen candidates are running for the U.S. House in 2014 -- 6 Democrats, 7 Republicans, and one Libertarian. The primary election is on August 5, after which 9 candidates will be on the ballot for the general election.
Proportional Representation
While gerrymandering in Kansas is not the "refined art form" it has become in several states, the cure for it nationwide may be to eliminate congressional districts altogether.
Members of Congress are not beholden to voters. Congressional districts are roughly comprised of 700,000 people, 40 percent of whom (in Kansas) are not adequately represented. We have a system where politicians are more loyal to their parties than their constituents.
While Kansas is one of the "reddest states," the problem becomes even worse in swing states where elections are mostly won by a 1-2 percent majority, leaving almost half of the voters without representation.
Without congressional districts, proportional representation is a competition for a percentage of the seats -- not just for individual races for individual seats.
Since half of the seats went uncontested in 2012, the data from 2010 gives a clearer picture:
Republicans won all four seats, leaving 1-in-3 voters totally without representation.
Under proportional representation, Republicans would have still claimed the lion's share of the seats (3 of 4) -- yet Democrats would not go unrepresented, claiming one seat. Because the minor party candidates did not capture enough votes to earn 25 percent of the ballot (or sway the results with or without transferable ballots), they do not earn any seats.
There are clear advantages to this system:
Total elimination of gerrymandering -- the whole state is elected at large.
Political parties cannot assume victory (or totally concede) in any state. Political parties could not focus their entire efforts on a handful of swing states and competitive races that affect the balance of power.
Every vote counts -- every single ballot cast helps determine the proportion of representation.
Outcomes represent the ballot -- not just the winning party.
There are some systems that allocate seats for the next election based on the results of the current one. This is slow, cumbersome, and does not allow for many of the inherent wild swings in public opinion that happen in the House.
True proportional representation should only be measured on the results of the current election.
What about larger states?
In most states, proportional representation would be easy to implement, but what about states like California, Texas, New York, and Florida?
Voting for nine candidates at large in Kansas is easy -- but what about voting for the 106 candidates in the general election in California?
In 2012, California's House elections awarded 38 seats to the Democrats and 15 to the Republicans -- far better than most states.
Under proportional representation, however, Democrats would have won 32 seats, Republicans would have taken 20 seats, and No Party Preference would have 1 seat. Still, a broader representation of the entire state's preferences.
Because of the cumbersome nature of voting in large states, there is probably no way to totally eliminate voting districts in the largest of states. Yet, the total vote could still determine the proportions that seats are awarded.
Editor's note: This article is part two of a multi-part series that examines proportional voting and the potential impact it would have on elections in the United States.
David Yee
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Stoke City announces partnership with Orlando City
By Matt ReedMay 6, 2016, 6:15 PM EDT
Americans have been heavily involved in Premier League management, including John Henry at Liverpool and the Glazer family who own Manchester United.
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Friday marked a dawn of a new relationship between the PL and MLS though, when Stoke City announced a strategic partnership with Orlando City SC.
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The goal of the agreement between the two sides is to advance player recruitment and development, as well spark fan engagement in both leagues.
Potters Chief Executive Tony Scholes:
"It's an opportunity for us to share best practice with Orlando in a variety of areas, primarily in player recruitment, marketing and development, but also to give both clubs chance to grow in each other's markets," said Scholes.
"A large number of our fans already regard Orlando as their MLS side and I know that Stoke City are already followed by many Orlando fans.
"As an established Premier League club we are always looking at new ways to develop our profile overseas and our strategic partnership will help us to develop in the United States."
NBC's recent coverage of the PL has sparked massive interest in the United States, giving fans various opportunities to watch matches over the course of a weekend. As MLS continues to grow as well, you can surely expect interest abroad, specifically in Europe, to grow too.
Phil Rawlins, Founder and President of Orlando City, is excited with the relationship building between the two clubs.
"It was very clear that we've always had a good relationship with Stoke City and it came down to us wanting to reignite that synergy and bring our brands closer together. This will be our only partnership in England, and we hope to ignite passions for both our clubs in each other's markets."
The pursuit of MLS to become a top league has a ways to go, but a move like this will surely only benefit commissioner Don Garber and the rest of MLS.
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In Alice Corp. v. CLS Bank International, SCOTUS affirmed a Federal Circuit decision invaliding a patent for using a computer to execute a well-established method of settling investment trades. Justice Thomas, writing for the Court, said that "merely requiring generic computer implementation fails to transform that abstract idea into a patent-eligible invention." The plaintiff in the case, Alice Corp., is a non-practicing entity (also known as a "Patent Troll" because they use their patents to accuse others of patent infringement for large settlements or long-term licensing deals). Some commentators are praising the decision as bringing clarity to the gray areas in patent law that Patent Trolls use to intimidate businesses into paying them for licenses. Those in the software industry are concerned that the decision will stifle innovation.
TAKE AWAY: This case may have a devastating effect on patent protection for software and mobile apps. There are other avenues for protecting software and mobile apps, for instance copyright and trade secrets. It all depends on a number of variables such as the projected shelf life, the amount of testing and bug fixes needed before it can be marketed and the extent to which the company can keep the source code a secret.
EVEN ESTABLISHED TRADEMARKS CAN EVOKE THE WRONG MESSAGE.
The Trademark Trial and Appeal Board of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office issued a monumental decision to cancel six registrations of the Washington Redskins. The basis for the cancellation was that the Redskins mark is a "scandalous or immoral" mark, which, under the Lanham Act (the federal trademark statute) is grounds to refuse or cancel registration. The team can still use these trademarks. It just no longer has registration. The team has appealed the ruling.
TAKE AWAY: Sometimes we have a 'tin ear' when it comes to choosing a trademark. It sounds good to us but to others it can be offensive or off-putting. For instance, it may be counterproductive to choose a logo design that is reminiscent of a symbol with a bad history. When choosing a trade name, logo or tag line, make sure that it doesn't put a dark cloud over your product or service.
TAKE AWAY: This case has two primary take aways. First, not everything on the Internet is free for the taking. Second, carefully read the terms of service and use section of an agreement if you are going to use someone else's creative content. The Twitter terms of service grant a license only to "Twitter and its partners." AFP didn't fall into the definition of a Twitter partner. AFP took the images, stamped its own identifier on them and then licensed them to Getty for its own personal gain. That use was certainly beyond the scope of Twitter's terms of service.
FALSE POSITIVE REVIEWS ARE JUST AS BAD AS FALSE NEGATIVE REVIEWS.
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BETWEEN MANY FIRES: SYRIAN CIVILIANS
February 24, 2016 by Tjebbe van Tijen
Coalitions, alliances, fractions and factions all weaponed, all fighting and infighting for 'their cause' have taken over the whole of Syria with the non-combatant population, civilians, caught in between all these belligerents, and with the daily changes of battle frontiers not knowing anymore which way to flee. Is it safer in the territory of the enemy of your enemy, are those who say they are your friends really friends?
I take this daily note on the battlefront from a source that certainly is a partisan view, as objectivity has long been lost in this raging Civil War. What is conveyed is clear enough, it points to the structural dilemma of those caught in between many fires, with changing winds spreading the fire one day this way, the other day in reversed direction.
These are the opening paragraphs of the Syria Direct news-service:
"In battle for one corner of Al-Hasakah, 30,000 displaced move south toward Islamic State territory amidst fears of Kurdish-led SDFAMMAN: Tens of thousands of residents in Islamic State territory in the southern Al-Hasakah countryside have fled south towards neighboring Deir e-Zor in the wake of Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) lightning advances towards the former's last stronghold in Syria's far northeastern province.Residents are reportedly heading south, deeper into IS-controlled areas, rather than north, east or west into territory currently controlled by the Kurdish-majority SDF because they say they are afraid of arrests, expulsions and revenge killings, Abdullah al-Ahmad, an activist in Al-Hasakah city, told Syria Direct on Monday."The crimes that civilians witnessed the Kurdish militias commit in neighboring villages, such as expelling them [from their homes], along with arrests, killings and pillaging, is driving them toward IS despite people's hatred of them," said al-Ahmad."
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We grow where we are given room to grow, other languages have opened possibilities for me, Neeraj Madhav
Don't we grow where we have room to grow? Other languages opened possibilities for me: Neeraj Madhav
Actor Neeraj Madhav says he will not get roles in Malayalam where he can grow as an actor. The actor also said that this is why he is moving away from Malayalam cinema to other languages. Neeraj said these things in an interview with Popperstop Malayalam.
"In the beginning, all I did was comedy characters. I felt like I needed a break from it. It's not because I don't like comedy. .
And so they wait and make movies like Mexican Aparata and Oomha. I want to grow as an actor. But even after this movie, these characters didn't come to me. There's no point in waiting for the rest of us to discover the potential within us.
We must first recognize it ourselves. So I found my skills in other languages. Then I thought it would be better to make films in other languages than to play the role of mediator here. I will act in any language that opens up acting possibilities for me.
As I said before, we should try to grow as actors. Nobody told you to do it from one place. We grow where we have room to grow,' Neeraj Madhav
Sundari Gardens directed by Charlie Davis was Neeraj's last Malayalam film. The film starring Aparna Balamurali as the female lead was released on Sony Live. Binu Pappu, Vijayaraghavan, Jude Antony etc. They played other notable characters in the film.
The actor is now looking to become active in languages like Hindi and Tamil. The Hindi web series Family Man released on Amazon Prime has received an overwhelming response.
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Amanda sees adults and adolescents 12 years or older in the practice.
Amanda graduated from Monash University in 2008 and commenced her career as a Clinical Dietitian at The Alfred Hospital in 2009. Over the next 5 years she performed the role of Dietitian for the Allergy, Asthma and Immunology Department, and the Paediatric and Adult Lung Transplant Service. Here she developed specific skills in managing food allergies, intolerances, complex respiratory and gastrointestinal diseases, and immune disorders.
At the end of 2013, Amanda moved to the Royal Melbourne Hospital. As a member of the Clinical Nutrition department, she has worked alongside several specialist areas including gastrointestinal surgery, neurosurgery and most recently, chronic and end stage kidney disease. In this role, Amanda has advocated strongly for allergy and immunology patients to have access to dietetic services.
In 2017 she commenced her current position as the Dietitian for the Allergy and Clinical Immunology department. Amanda is responsible for assessing and educating patients with complex food allergies, intolerances and immune disorders. Amanda provides practical strategies and advice on avoiding foods that cause allergic reactions, and managing food intolerances and gastrointestinal symptoms. She is also focused on optimising patients' diets to be nutritionally adequate, ensuring they receive their optimal level of nutrition for growth, repair and day to day function. Beyond patient care, Amanda is involved in teaching, training and resource development for both the Allergy and Clinical Immunology and Clinical Nutrition departments.
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