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Q: Examples and non-examples of Riemannian foliations Recall a tranverse metric on a (regular) foliated manifold $(M,F)$ is a positive symmetric $C^\infty (M)$-bilinear form $g$ such that
1) $Ker(g_x)=T_x F$
2) It is invariant with respect to lie derivtives along vector fields tangent to the foliation.
I know that not every foliation $(M,F)$ admits such a tranverse metric, however, I would like to know some simple examples of when this fails. I do know that if the foliation arises as the fibers of a sumbersion, then it always admits a transverse metric, however I would also like to know some examples of foliations not of this form which DO admit a tranverse metric. Thank you!

A: For your second kind of example, consider the foliation of the unit $3$-sphere that is the integral curves of the vector field
$$
X = p\left(x^1\frac{\partial\ }{\partial x^0 } -x^0\frac{\partial\ }{\partial x^1 }\right)
  + q\left(x^2\frac{\partial\ }{\partial x^3 } -x^3\frac{\partial\ }{\partial x^2 }\right),
$$
where $p$ and $q$ are relatively prime integers.  This has a transverse metric, but it is not the fibers of any submersion from the $3$-sphere to a $2$-manifold.
As for things that don't admit transverse metrics at all, you want a foliation such that the holonomy of the leaves (actually, it's enough to have one such leaf) is not compact.  A good example of this is the foliation of the unit circle bundle of a compact surface of negative curvature by the tangential lifts of geodesics of the metric.

A: Another (actually quite close) example of a foliation without a transverse metric: the stable foliation of the geodesic flow on the unit tangent bundle of a negatively curved manifold.

A: By the corollary to theorem 4 in Kaimanovich's two page paper "Brownian motion on foliations: Entropy, Invariant measures, mixing" any foliation by leaves of sub-exponential volume growth must have a transverse invariant measure.  An example of this is the foliation of the unit tangent bundle of $d$-dimensional hyperbolic space by the normal vectors to each horocycle (i.e. the strong stable foliation of the geodesic flow).
There is a $3$ dimensional manifold foliated by $2$-dimensional leaves without any transverse invariant measures which I think is due to Hirsch (I like it because because one can visualize it in Euclidean $3$ space easily).
To construct it take a solid torus $T = D \times S$ ($D$ a disk and $S$ the unit circle in the complex plane) and a solenoid map $f: T \to T$ which we take to be $s \mapsto s^2$ in the $S$ coordinate.  Consider the foliation of $T \setminus f(T)$ by sets of the form $D \times \{s\}$ (each of these is a disk minus two smaller disks).  Then identify the outer and inner boundaries of $T \setminus f(T)$ using $f$.
You get a compact foliated manifold (without boundary).  Depending on whether the the $S$ coordinate of a point is eventually periodic under $s \mapsto s^2$ or not, the leaf the point belongs to can look like a $2$-sphere minus a Cantor set or a Torus minus a Cantor set.  All leaves are dense.
The pasting you did makes is so that each time you want to go through a boundary torus you either square or take a square root of the $S$ coordinate.
In particular the holonomy along any curve which crosses the outer torus exactly once from the inside towards the outside is $s \mapsto s^2$ in the $S$ coordinate. Using this fact you can show there is no transverse invariant measure.

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This session at the 2018 NetDiligence® Cyber Risk Summit discussed the need for improving collaboration between the insurance industry and government and how that can lead to a common cyber good.
Fundamentally, government has a vested interest in having a robust insurance market for cyber to create best practices and stomach the losses. There are still boundaries to be broken down, however, related to the relationship between government and the insurance industry.
There are different layers to this problem. First, cyber seems to be a moving target. Insurance response is constantly evolving and it is very difficult for insurance to manage this space. There really are not upper limits established like other lines of business. Second, business risks and national security risks are intersecting in the cyber space. The industry is not seeking more government regulation, but both sides are challenged to determine when government would interact in certain situations. Cyber terrorism, for instance, is an interconnected area that could include both the private sector and government.
Although cyber insurance needs to stay in the private sector, regulatory framework is needed in certain areas. FCC disclosure is also a good example. No basic standards have been established as far as what level of risk management is expected, including what they have to disclose when there is a cyber incident. This is a situation where we need both the government and insurance industry to play their respective roles.
Government regulations provide a standard, but does not always provide best practices where companies can learn from their peer group and improve. This can create a "good enough" atmosphere. This is an area where the insurance industry proves to be beneficial. As cyber incidents and related risk management evolves, we are learning from each other. The government can provide the baseline, but the insurance industry is needed to benchmark and share information for improvement.


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Q: Paypal error Received an unexpected EOF or 0 bytes from the transport stream in Asp.net I'm getting this error, Received an unexpected EOF or 0 bytes from the transport stream, when calling SetExpressCheckout in api-3t.sandbox.paypal.com. I'm using Asp.net to call the api.
Here is my code:
private static NameValueCollection Submit(string values)
{
    HttpWebRequest request = (HttpWebRequest)WebRequest.Create(
       String.Format("https://{0}/nvp", PayPalSettings.ApiDomain));

    request.Method = "POST";
    request.ContentLength = values.Length;

    using (StreamWriter writer = new StreamWriter(request.GetRequestStream()))
    {
        writer.Write(values);
    }

    WebResponse webResponse = request.GetResponse();
    Stream response = webResponse.GetResponseStream();
    using (StreamReader reader = new StreamReader(response))
    {
        return HttpUtility.ParseQueryString(reader.ReadToEnd());
    }
}

The error would occur when I call request.GetRequestStream().
The values parameter contains:
USER=< username >&PWD=< password >&METHOD=SetExpressCheckout&VERSION=76.0&HDRIMG=< image url >&RETURNURL=< return url >&CANCELURL=< cancel url >&BUTTONSOURCE=PP-ECWizard&SUBJECT=&ALLOWNOTE=0&PAYMENTREQUEST_0_PAYMENTACTION=Sale&PAYMENTREQUEST_0_AMT=100&PAYMENTREQUEST_0_CURRENCYCODE=AUD&NOSHIPPING=1&L_PAYMENTREQUEST_0_NAME0=Registration&L_PAYMENTREQUEST_0_DESC0=Registration+Details&L_PAYMENTREQUEST_0_QTY0=1&L_PAYMENTREQUEST_0_AMT0=100
PayPalSettings.ApiDomain = api-3t.sandbox.paypal.com
What's weird is that if I use the same code above and call the live/production paypal api it will work. Using the live/production url and credentials of course.
Also if I post the url mentioned above(https://api-3t.sandbox.paypal.com/nvp?USER=< username >&PWD=< password >&METHOD=SetExpressCheckout&VERSION=76.0&HDRIMG=< image url >&RETURNURL=< return url >&CANCELURL=< cancel url >&BUTTONSOURCE=PP-ECWizard&SUBJECT=&ALLOWNOTE=0&PAYMENTREQUEST_0_PAYMENTACTION=Sale&PAYMENTREQUEST_0_AMT=100&PAYMENTREQUEST_0_CURRENCYCODE=AUD&NOSHIPPING=1&L_PAYMENTREQUEST_0_NAME0=Registration&L_PAYMENTREQUEST_0_DESC0=Registration+Details&L_PAYMENTREQUEST_0_QTY0=1&L_PAYMENTREQUEST_0_AMT0=100) in a browser it would return the desired result.
Your help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.

A: After some research I figured out.
Apparently since some months ago paypal change the TLS version supported making version 1.2 the minimum supported.
The problem is that .Net Framework 3.5 does not support that version.
For frameworks higher than 3.5 you can add the next line:
ServicePointManager.SecurityProtocol = (SecurityProtocolType)3072;

Since this problem is almost from a year ago, I dont think Microsoft is going to make an update for fw 3.5, so I suggest to migrate your App to 4.5.


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There's a new test for cancer risks from a longtime Jewish genetic screening program
By Renee Ghert-Zand May 20, 2021 9:54 am
It was only after Abby Match was diagnosed with an aggressive form of breast cancer that she learned she was a carrier of a mutation in her BRCA1 gene associated with a significantly elevated risk for developing breast cancer at a young age. (Courtesy of Match)
After discovering a suspicious lump in her breast one day while in the shower, Abby Match was diagnosed in August with an aggressive form of breast cancer. She subsequently underwent a bilateral mastectomy, a hysterectomy, chemotherapy and radiation.
It was only after she discovered she was sick that Match, 35, learned she was a carrier of a mutation in her BRCA1 gene — associated with a significantly elevated risk for developing breast cancer at a young age, and also for ovarian and other cancers. One in 40 Ashkenazi Jews have a BRCA mutation, which is 10 times higher than in the general population.
Match, a speech pathologist living outside Philadelphia, wishes she had known beforehand about her genetic predisposition. She could have – by having a genetic screening. Had she known she was a BRCA carrier, she could have more closely monitored herself for early signs and taken certain preventive steps.
"Knowledge is power — it is important to know the risks ahead of time," Match said. "It doesn't mean that it will happen, but knowing allows you to take actions to increase the chances to live a long, healthy life."
Having a genetic screening for cancer risk is actually quite simple — and recently became easier with a national program called JScreen that focuses on the prevention of Jewish genetic diseases. A nonprofit project of the Emory University School of Medicine's Department of Human Genetics, JScreen provides genetic screening tests for at-home use that can be completed just by sending in a saliva sample using a mail-in kit.
JScreen long has provided subsidized reproductive testing for genetic diseases, screening for conditions like Tay-Sachs disease that could impact a couple's future children.
Now the organization also offers cancer genetic testing, including a comprehensive panel of more than 60 cancer susceptibility genes associated with hereditary risks for breast, ovarian, prostate, colorectal, skin and many other cancers. Genetic counselors discuss the results with users by phone or secure videoconference.
"Making cancer genetic testing accessible is key," said Dr. Jane Lowe Meisel, associate professor of hematology and medical oncology at the Emory University School of Medicine and medical director for JScreen's cancer program. "This type of testing is important because it alerts people to their risks before they get cancer. They can then take action to help prevent cancer altogether or to detect it at an early, treatable stage."
If your mother or father has a BRCA mutation, you have a 50% chance of carrying it. After Match's diagnosis, her family members underwent genetic screening and discovered that Match's mother, Carla Rockmaker, 61, carries the same BRCA1 mutation as her daughter and had passed it on to her.
"It was very distressing, to say the least," Rockmaker said.
Rockmaker, who lives in Sarasota, Florida, decided to undergo a preventive bilateral mastectomy and also encouraged her fiance to be screened. It turned out that he carries a BRCA2 mutation. The couple plans to avoid excess sun exposure and monitor their health closely, as BRCA-related cancers include pancreatic, prostate and melanoma, in addition to breast and ovarian cancer. Jews also are at higher risk of carrying a mutation in the APC gene, increasing their risk for colorectal cancer.
After completing a pilot project in Atlanta from July 2019 to June 2020 in which 500 people of Jewish background were tested for mutations in the BRCA genes, JScreen formally launched its 60+ gene cancer screening test nationally in January.
"For the Atlanta pilot, none of the people tested had related cancers in close family members, but we still found that there was a higher rate of BRCA mutations than in the non-Jewish population," JScreen Executive Director Karen Arnovitz Grinzaid said. "We added the cancer panel to our testing options because we want to impact the health of the Jewish community over the entire life span."
The subsidized cancer screening, which costs consumers with insurance $199 (or $349 for those without insurance or who choose not to use it), requires a doctor's order and is available to anyone age 21 and above.
JScreen, which originally launched in 2013 with seed funding from The Marcus Foundation, initially focused on reproductive screening for h aged 18-45 to determine the risk for having a child with a genetic disease. This testing helps parents and would-be parents ensure that they are taking the precautions necessary to have healthy children. (For example, couples in which both parents are carriers of the same genetic disease can minimize their chances of passing it on by conceiving via in-vitro fertilization with pre-implantation genetic testing of embryos).
Prenatal testing enabled the parents of Layla Sonenshine to take steps to ensure her good health despite her being positive for CPT2 deficiency, an extremely rare genetic disease that prevents the body from using certain fats for energy. (Courtesy of the Sonenshine family)
JScreen's ReproGEN test screens for 226 genetic diseases, many of which are commonly found in the Jewish population (Ashkenazi, Sephardic and Mizrachi), and others that are found in the general population. Most of these diseases are inherited in a recessive pattern, meaning that a child may have the condition only if both parents carry a mutation in that disease gene.
Each child of two carrier parents has a 25% chance of inheriting both mutations and having the condition. JScreen also screens for several X-linked conditions that can be passed from a carrier mother to a child who may have symptoms.
Some of these genetic diseases are relatively common, such as Gaucher's, cystic fibrosis and Tay-Sachs. However, Carly Sonenshine, a 32-year-old social worker in Atlanta, learned from her JScreen test that she carries a mutation for CPT2 deficiency, an extremely rare condition that prevents the body from using certain fats for energy. There are three main types of the disease, one lethal to neonates.
JScreen counseled Sonenshine's husband to do the genetic panel, too, before the couple began trying to have children. They discovered he was a carrier for three genetic diseases, including CPT2.
"We considered doing IVF, but I got pregnant naturally in the meantime," Sonenshine said. "We did chorionic villus sampling [CVS] and learned our son was just a carrier" – and not afflicted with the disease.
However, they weren't as lucky when Sonenshine had a surprise pregnancy just five months after their son's birth. Prenatal testing was positive for the disease.
The couple considered terminating the pregnancy, but then Sonenshine's husband found some reputable research indicating that the severity of the condition could be determined based on the parents' CPT2 mutations.
"We sent the researchers our JScreen results and they did the analysis and were able to tell us that our daughter would have a mild and manageable form of the disease," Sonenshine said. "We just need to make sure our daughter eats a low-fat, high-carbohydrate diet in order to keep her healthy. We wouldn't have known this without JScreen."
Thousands of people have done reproductive testing through JScreen over the years. Adding the cancer genetic test is bringing in a whole new demographic, the organization said. In the future, JScreen plans to add screening for other genetic risks.
Anyone planning a baby should do reproductive genetic screening, Grinzaid stressed, and cancer genetic testing is relevant to the entire Jewish community, not just those with a family history of cancer.
Match and Sonenshine are both active advocates of genetic screening and help educate others. Match, for example, now holds virtual parlor meetings to introduce the idea of genetic screening to friends and raises funds for JScreen through a jewelry-making project.
"With JScreen, you don't have to wait for cancer to find you," Match said.
This article was sponsored by and produced in partnership with JScreen, whose goal is making genetic screening as simple, accessible and affordable as possible, and has helped couples across the country have healthy babies. JScreen now offers a new test for hereditary cancer risk. To access testing 24/7, request a kit at JScreen.org. This story was produced by JTA's native content team.
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What do you like or dislike about moving?
Do you have a favorite moving tip?
Well, I have moved once a looooooong time ago! And it was into our first home so we hadn't accumulated a lot of "stuff" yet. So it really was no big deal but it was very exciting to have our own home. Today if I were moving it would be a totally different story! Oh my, the "stuff"!!!!!
I agree! It is so nice to have everything organized and cleaned! Getting there anyway on the organization. I told Matthew that we need to move every five years!!! Moving makes you get rid of stuff, organize and clean. I'm loving it.
Still keeping you in our prayers!


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KITCHENER, ON, CANADA – The Circle Tap Dukes roughed up Andrew Kirkpatrick for two hits and a run in the first inning to get off to a good start in the winners bracket final of the ISC World Tournament on Friday. But the tall left-hander from Australia said "no more," and he meant it in shutting out the Dukes over the final six innings to lead the Gremlins to a 6-1 victory at Peter Hallman Ball Yard, Friday night.
Kirkpatrick's teammates gave him plenty of support with the bats by putting a five-spot on the board in the second, highlighted by Zenon Winters two-run homer and Jerome Raemaki's three-run shot.
Kirkpatrick helped his cause in the fifth with his bat by drilling a run-scoring double, and then marched back into the circle and let his arm do the rest of the work by shutting down the Dukes powerful bats in order in the sixth and seventh with three ground balls and three strikeouts. He gave up six hits, walked one and struck out 11.
The win improves the Gremlins ace to 4-0 in the World Tournament. In 25 innings, Kirkpatrick as given up just five runs on 15 hits for an ERA of 1.40, along with four walks and 33 strikeouts. As well as he's pitched, Kirkpatrick has been prolific swinging the bat in the No. 4 spot, driving in six runs on 5-of-11 safeties for a .455 average.
Zenon Winters has been a huge contributor as well. He leads the Gremlins with seven RBI, and is also batting at a .455 clip.
The Gremlins, fresh from winning the ASA Major National Championship (third consecutive), move into Saturday night's finale where they await the survivor climbing out of the losers bracket.
Dropped into the losers bracket, Circle Tap (4-1) still poses a threat for the title as the Dukes need only win one game to have another shot at the Gremlins.
Also in the hunt are the Kitchener Hallman Twins (5-1) who meet the defending champion and No. 1 ranked Hill United Chiefs (4-1) at 11 a.m. Saturday. The winner then takes on the Dukes in the final losers bracket game at 1:30 for the right to meet the Gremlins in the 7 p.m. 72nd edition of the World Tournament.
To watch the games live, click on ISC / YouTube.
For team standings, results, statistics and more, click on ISC Pointstreak.


I want to use the sound to a iPhone game menu. What the autor contact i can use to talk about this permission? Thanks for attention!
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by Kristen Wolf
In this intriguing debut novel the author imagines the life of Jesus, recast as a woman.
Partially inspired by Elaine Pagels' scholarly The Gnostic Gospels, Wolf creates an alternative understanding of Jesus, as a non-deity healer who espouses a spiritual connection to a feminine earth. The novel opens with Anna as a tomboy devoted to her mother Mari and frightened of her father Yoseph, a tyrannical adherent to the new religion. The old religion (Mari was a follower) promoted gender equality and valued the role of women as regenerators of life. Few are left who practice the old ways, but those who do, like Nazareth's Zahra, are both revered for their ability to heal, and shunned. When tragedy befalls Mari, and Zahra is stoned to death, Joseph disguises Anna as a boy and sells her to a passing band of shepherds. But this is no ordinary group of men; it is led by Solomon (Zahra's son, who was told of a special child) and Judas, Guardians of The Way. It is Solomon and Judas' duty to one day take their new shepherd to the Sisters. Meanwhile, Anna, who knows nothing of The Way or Solomon's connection to Zahra, renames herself Jesus and lives quite happily as a boy, with her new best friend Peter. As Jesus grows older and stronger, he becomes a skilled shepherd. Solomon sends him on a journey, knowing he will be "captured" by the Sisters. Anna is among them for years where they live a monastic life recording spiritual and medical knowledge, practicing a kind of telepathic communication and preparing the chosen few to become Awakeners, women who dangerously set out to spread The Way. But the times are hostile to women and a massacre destroys their whole society, save Anna and two others. The three venture out, now with Anna as the man Jesus, who has a message for the world.
Wolf cleverly uses the story of Jesus to create an alternate ending to the Crucifixion, in which the Sister's message of peace is perverted, but her insertion of a kind of New Age philosophy somewhat diminishes an otherwise fascinating idea.
Pub Date: July 12th, 2011
Page count: 368pp
Publisher: Crown
Review Posted Online: July 5th, 2011
Kirkus Reviews Issue: July 15th, 2011
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Q: Cannot grant network service user rights to read image files I have a website that runs, locally, by default as Network Service. This site cannot serve out images, this always results in an "access denied". I've used procmon to establish this is happening at the file system level.
There's a couple of elements of this that I don't understand. Firstly a .gif can be in the same folder, with the same permissions, as a .css file and the .css can be read, but the .gif can't. If I give the network service account "Full Control" rights over the whole folder tree, it still can't serve the image.
What I assume is important is that this doesn't only affect the Network Service account. In fact the only user that can run the site and serve images is my windows admin account. Even another admin user can't seem to serve them (regardless of where on the disk the site is located). Again, any of the users can serve the .css but not the .gif.
The attached image shows procmon demonstrating the css / gif difference.

Many thanks in advance for any help.

A: Turns out some files (for unknown reasons) were encrypted on disk, and others not. Therefore whatever the permissions, you had to be the main windows user to read them...


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'Mayans MC' screenwriter Debra Moore Muñoz signs global deal with FX – Deadline
By Harold M. Walters on	 October 6, 2021 Writer
Debra Moore Muñoz, Co-Executive Producer and Writer on FX's Mayas MC, extends her relationship with the show's producer, FX Productions. Moore Muñoz has signed a global agreement with the studio to develop new content for FX through his company Apogee Films, Inc.
"Debra has become one of the brightest screenwriters and producers in the industry and FX was fortunate enough to have her on the editorial staff of Mayas MC since its inception, "Grad said. "We look forward to working with her on new projects that call on her tremendous talents. "
After graduating from Columbia University, Moore Muñoz worked in film development in Los Angeles, amassing credits on films such as Exodus: Gods and Kings, The heat, and St. Vincent. She then moved on to television, working on the first two seasons of Westworld. Moore Muñoz has joined the editorial team of Mayas MC. in his first year and was recently promoted to co-executive producer.
Series co-creator and executive producer Elgin James has often praised Moore Muñoz's significant contributions to drama in interviews.
Mayas MC follows the life of Ezekiel "EZ" Reyes (JD Pardo), a newly patched member of the Mayans MC charter at the Cali / Mexi border. Once the golden boy with the American dream within reach, EZ and his brother Angel (Clayton Cardenas) uncover the secrets of their mother's murder, they begin a new journey that takes them to unexpected territory.
The show's co-stars include Danny Pino, Richard Cabral, Michael Irby, Carla Baratta, Sarah Bolger, Emilio Rivera, Edward James Olmos, Raoul Trujillo, Emily Tosta and Sulem Calderon.
Frankie Loyal, Joseph Lucero and Vincent Vargas were promoted to series regulars at the end of September.
Moore Muñoz was included on the prestigious 2019 blacklist for his screenplay, Refuge, who follows a brother and sister as they navigate the perils of man and nature across Central America in their quest for safety in the United States.
She is represented by Grandview and Gang, Tire, Ramer, Brown & Passman, Inc.
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Zac Efron's muscles are almost as famous as he is but this weekend the actor flexed for a good cause. Well, flexing for our own entertainment is good, but trust us this is way better.
Efron competed in the Nautica Malibu Triathalon with his brother Dylan for the second year in a row.
The "Baywatch' star competed to raise money for Children's Hospital LA and their pediatric cancer research program.
See? We told ya this was a really good cause!
Huge thanks to @zacefron for visiting our Children's Center for Cancer and Blood Diseases unit—and for raising awareness and funds for CHLA's pediatric cancer research program! We'll see you at #NauticaMalibuTri!


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Best Luxury Hotels In San Miguel De Allende
This Mexican highland city is known for its Insta-worthy Spanish and colonial-style architecture. Its tallest building – the Parroquia de San Miguel Archangel – is a landmark on the horizon, with a pastel pink facade. But this metropolis is also a hub for food, arts and culture, with an infectious sense of community spirit. This is not the spot for a typical Mexican beach break though, San Miguel De Allende is located to the country's east, well inland. However, a stop here can be added to your coastal holiday, with at least two days recommended to explore this beautiful city.
Casa No Name
This small luxury hotel is a six-bedroom mansion house with a colourful history. Its 18th ecclesiastical heritage can still be seen in the large biblical mural adorning the main courtyard. And more recently, it served as the home of artist and fashion photographer, Deborah Turbeville (the library contains exhibits of her work). Now a UNESCO site, it was transformed into a hotel in 2017, featuring a garden dedicated to poet Federico García Lorca, an ancient Indian aqueduct, a bar terrace, original artworks and individually designed bedrooms with Bulgari toiletries, international artefacts and antique furnishings.
Hotel Nena
A boutique escape designed for adult travellers, this was a private estate, before being reimagined as a 12-bedroom hotel. Nena has a stone exterior, with an authentic vibe that's made even more Instagrammable by lanterns and foliage. After dark courtyard dining is especially magical, made even more divine with homemade tortillas, fresh breads and salsas. The interiors at Nena are fashionable, boasting contemporary Mexican style and upscale bath products. It's a top choice if you want a chic stay with great nightlife, DJs play on the terrace at the weekend (don't worry if you prefer quiet – rooms are soundproofed).
Dos Casas
The majority of this hotel is housed across two colonial buildings (hence the name), crafted with rich vintage materials like stone, marble, wood, metal, leather and brass. A third area makes up the Grecian-inspired spa, IRIS, where guests can take a sensory water journey informed by ancient practices. Dos Casas opened as boutique accommodation in 2004 and was remodelled a decade later (becoming San Miguel's first Design Hotel) incorporating stylish early mid-century pieces and creating six room categories. Áperi is the venue's open kitchen dining concept with cutting edge tasting menus and Le Garage is its avant-garde exhibition and events space.
Hotel Matilda
Fusing the colour & history of the country's colonial past, with the contemporary creativity of modern Mexico, Hotel Matilda is a compelling microcosm encapsulating the culinary and artistic energy of San Miguel de Allende.
This award-winning city boutique hotel of designer rooms & suites offers guests a stylish lounge bar called Müi (known for its creative mixology); a secluded sunbathing deck; a striking infinite pool, which cascades down into the garden of the intimate spa; and also signature contemporary Mexican dining at the hotel's acclaimed Moxi Restaurant.
Rosewood San Miguel De Allende
The Rosewood's San Miguel De Allende property reflects the artsy vibe and authenticity of the area. Guests can stay in rooms with private balconies, suites with expansive terraces or residences, with up to five bedrooms. All have original feature elements, like beamed ceilings and stone fireplaces, with added antique dark wood furnishings and on-trend soft furnishings. Some have a jacuzzi, iron grill and firepit, while all are made up using Italian Rivolta Carmignani bed linens. Amenities include the Sense Spa, tennis courts, adult and family pools, a restaurant, tequila bar, rooftop bar and a chic poolside daytime eatery.
Casa De Sierra Nevada, A Belmond Hotel, San Miguel De Allende
Casa De Sierra Nevada is housed in 16th and 17th-century rustic stone buildings, including what was once a former convent. Like the Rosewood, it is packed with period features. Even the pool area feels like a step back in time, set within a hummingbird-filled walled garden, beside an ancient fountain, it is lantern-lit after sunset (the place for delicious mezcal based beverages). Andanza's traditional-meets-contemporary small plates are renowned throughout the city and guests can even join the head chef on a market shopping trip, followed by a Mexican cooking workshop. The spa offers rituals, like temazcal, using indigenous medical herbs and those in the higher grade suites receive butler service around the clock.
Live Aqua San Miguel De Allende Urban Resort
A glamorous urban retreat, this is a new-build property, with floor to ceiling windows, hanging chairs, poolside hammocks, modern artworks, murals, natural decor (slate, rattan and oak are prolific), a boho boutique and an onsite artisan bakery emanating tempting aromas. Beside the Resa del Obraje dam, it provides scenic views, yet has proximity to central attractions (there's a house car for guests' use). Kids are entertained with alfresco movie nights, a playroom, yoga and art classes and there's a babysitting service. Rooms come with aromatherapy kits, record players and Molton Brown toiletries. Guests can visit the spa, dine at Zibu or the Spice Market and loiter in the cigar bar.
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This artist concept shows the detection of a dynamic atmosphere on Saturn's icy moon Enceladus. The Cassini magnetometer instrument is designed to measure the magnitude and direction of the magnetic fields of Saturn and its moons. During Cassini's three close flybys of Enceladus -- Feb. 17, March 9 and July 14, 2005--the instrument detected a bending of the magnetic field around Enceladus due to electric currents generated by the interaction of atmospheric particles and the magnetosphere of Saturn.
The graphic shows the magnetic field observed by Cassini, as well as the predicted neutral cloud being vented from the south pole. Cassini's magnetometer observed bending of the magnetic field consistent with its draping around a conducting object. That indicates that the Saturnian plasma is being diverted away from an extended atmosphere.
The Cassini-Huygens mission is a cooperative project of NASA, the European Space Agency and the Italian Space Agency. The Jet Propulsion Laboratory, a division of the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena, manages the mission for NASA's Science Mission Directorate, Washington, D.C. The Cassini orbiter was designed, developed and assembled at JPL. The magnetometer team is based at Imperial College in London, working with team members from the United States and several European countries.
For more information about the Cassini-Huygens mission visit http://saturn.jpl.nasa.gov. The magnetometer team homepage is http://www.imperial.ac.uk/research/spat/research/cassini/.


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Meet Ayodele – The Singer and Songwriter
By The SparkOct 31, 2018, 12:43 pmComments Off on Meet Ayodele – The Singer and Songwriter
Ayodele Asagba, also known as Kable, is a Singer and a Songwriter.
Speaking on how he started, he says, "I've always had a passion for music. I started an A cappella group in my secondary school days. Writing and performing original songs and covers. In my University days, I had a friend who is also a producer. I worked (still work) with him now."
He draws inspiration from his surroundings. "I get inspired mostly by how I feel. I use my emotions as fuel to my creations."
Concerning a project that increased his belief in his skills and talent, Ayodele says, "I don't have any "project" per say, but I am currently working on an E.P which is about 80% completed now. But, I fully believe in myself."
And now, he is seeking opportunities to attend shows that he could perform at, thrill the audience with his songs and create awareness and exposure to his music. "If I could have a meeting with an established musician or an experienced person in the Industry, it would be great. A record deal would be the best thing to happen to me."
The Songwriter is of the opinion that the Nigerian youth should be given more avenues to showcase their talents, no matter how small. The youth have a lot of groundbreaking ideas in various industries, but it's hard to get the public to hear these ideas. A platform will be nice."
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Instagram: @Iamkable
Twitter: Officialkable1
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package com.wt.dms.web.indexcardsd;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;

import org.apache.wicket.ajax.AjaxRequestTarget;
import org.apache.wicket.ajax.markup.html.form.AjaxButton;
import org.apache.wicket.extensions.markup.html.repeater.data.table.IColumn;
import org.apache.wicket.extensions.markup.html.repeater.data.table.PropertyColumn;
import org.apache.wicket.extensions.markup.html.repeater.util.SortableDataProvider;
import org.apache.wicket.markup.html.IHeaderResponse;
import org.apache.wicket.markup.html.form.Form;
import org.apache.wicket.markup.html.form.TextField;
import org.apache.wicket.model.CompoundPropertyModel;
import org.apache.wicket.model.IModel;
import org.apache.wicket.model.LoadableDetachableModel;
import org.apache.wicket.model.Model;
import org.apache.wicket.spring.injection.annot.SpringBean;

import com.hirisun.components.dao.hibernate.EntityDao;
import com.hirisun.components.web.wicket.feedback.SimpleFeedbackPanel;
import com.hirisun.components.web.wicket.markup.html.HWebPage;
import com.hirisun.components.web.wicket.table.AjaxFallbackSortDataTable;
import com.hirisun.components.web.wicket.table.OperateLinkColumn;
import com.wt.dms.model.IndexManager;
import com.wt.dms.model.SuggestionBox;
import com.wt.dms.service.IndexManagerService;
import com.wt.dms.service.SuggestionBoxService;

/**
 * <pre>
 * 业务名:
 * 功能说明:
 * 编写日期:
 * 作者:	HEA IDE
 *
 * 历史记录
 * 1、修改日期:
 *    修改人:
 *    修改内容:
 * </pre>
 */
public class SuggestionBoxMainPage extends HWebPage
{
	@SpringBean
	private SuggestionBoxService service;
	@SpringBean
	private IndexManagerService idxService;

	AjaxFallbackSortDataTable<SuggestionBox> table;

	public SuggestionBoxMainPage()
	{
		List<IColumn<SuggestionBox>> columns = new ArrayList<IColumn<SuggestionBox>>();

		columns.add(new PropertyColumn<SuggestionBox>(new Model<String>("指标编码"), "idxCode"));
		columns.add(new PropertyColumn<SuggestionBox>(new Model<String>("指标名称"), "idxName"));
		columns.add(new PropertyColumn<SuggestionBox>(new Model<String>("责任部门"), "respDeptName"));
		columns.add(new OperateLinkColumn<SuggestionBox>(new Model<String>("评价次数"), "commentcounts") {
			private static final long serialVersionUID = -774353081945115258L;

			@Override
			public void onLinkClick(AjaxRequestTarget target, IModel<SuggestionBox> model,
					IModel<?> linktxt)
			{
				List<String> resourceList = new ArrayList<String>();
				resourceList.add("indexBaseInfoID_V");
				resourceList.add("indexBusInfoID_V");
				resourceList.add("indexTechID_V");
				resourceList.add("histtoryBackBtn");
				resourceList.add("show_comment_panel_id");
				boolean isContain = idxService.loginUserIsIdxFill();
				if (!isContain) {// 登录人不是指标填写人,才能看到到评论框和评论按钮
					resourceList.add("input_comment_panel_id");
					resourceList.add("commitCommentBtn");
				}
				IndexManager im = idxService.getIndexManagerByUUID(model.getObject().getIdxUUID());
				IModel<IndexManager> mod = new Model<IndexManager>(im);
				setResponsePage(new IndexCardSDUpdatePage(mod, null, resourceList, null, null));
			}
		});
		columns.add(new PropertyColumn<SuggestionBox>(new Model<String>("最后评价时间"),
				"lastcommenttime"));

		add(table = new AjaxFallbackSortDataTable<SuggestionBox>("table", columns,
				new SuggestionBoxSortableDataProvider(), 10));
		table.setOutputMarkupId(true);
		add(new SearchSuggestionBoxForm("searchform") {

			@Override
			public void onSubmit(AjaxRequestTarget target, Map<String, String> propertyMap,
					Map<String, Object> searchMap)
			{
				AjaxFallbackSortDataTable<SuggestionBox> newtable;
				newtable = new AjaxFallbackSortDataTable<SuggestionBox>(table.getId(),
						table.getColumns(), new SuggestionBoxSortableDataProvider(propertyMap,
								searchMap), table.getItemsPerPage());
				table.replaceWith(newtable);
				table = newtable;
				target.add(newtable);
			}

			@Override
			public void onError(AjaxRequestTarget target, CompoundPropertyModel<SuggestionBox> t)
			{

			}

		});

	}

	@Override
	protected void onInitialize()
	{
		super.onInitialize();

	}

	@Override
	public void renderHead(IHeaderResponse response)
	{
		super.renderHead(response);
		response.renderCSSReference("css/css_sd.css");
	}

	private class SuggestionBoxSortableDataProvider extends SortableDataProvider<SuggestionBox>
	{
		Map<String, Object> searchMap = Collections.emptyMap();
		Map<String, String> propertyMap = Collections.emptyMap();

		int size = 0;

		public SuggestionBoxSortableDataProvider()
		{
			super();
			size = service.getSuggestionBoxByMapCount(propertyMap, searchMap);
		}

		public SuggestionBoxSortableDataProvider(Map<String, String> propertyMap,
				Map<String, Object> searchMap)
		{
			this();
			this.searchMap = searchMap;
			this.propertyMap = propertyMap;
			size = service.getSuggestionBoxByMapCount(propertyMap, searchMap);
		}

		public Iterator<? extends SuggestionBox> iterator(int first, int count)
		{
			return service.getSuggestionBoxByMap(propertyMap, searchMap, first, count).iterator();
		}

		public int size()
		{
			return size;
		}

		public IModel<SuggestionBox> model(final SuggestionBox object)
		{
			return new LoadableDetachableModel<SuggestionBox>() {

				@Override
				protected SuggestionBox load()
				{
					return object;
				}
			};

		}
	}

	private abstract class SearchSuggestionBoxForm extends Form<SuggestionBox>
	{

		public SearchSuggestionBoxForm(String id)
		{
			super(id);
			final TextField<String> tidxCode = new TextField<String>("idxCode", new Model<String>());
			add(tidxCode);
			final TextField<String> tidxName = new TextField<String>("idxName", new Model<String>());
			add(tidxName);
			final TextField<String> trespDeptName = new TextField<String>("respDeptName",
					new Model<String>());
			add(trespDeptName);
			final SimpleFeedbackPanel feedback = new SimpleFeedbackPanel("feedback");
			add(feedback.setOutputMarkupId(true));

			add(new AjaxButton("search") {
				@Override
				protected void onSubmit(AjaxRequestTarget target, Form<?> form)
				{
					Map<String, Object> searchMap = new HashMap<String, Object>();
					searchMap.put(tidxCode.getId(), tidxCode.getValue());
					searchMap.put(tidxName.getId(), tidxName.getValue());
					searchMap.put(trespDeptName.getId(), trespDeptName.getValue());

					Map<String, String> propertyMap = new HashMap<String, String>();
					propertyMap.put(tidxCode.getId(), EntityDao.LIKE);
					propertyMap.put(tidxName.getId(), EntityDao.LIKE);
					propertyMap.put(trespDeptName.getId(), EntityDao.LIKE);

					SearchSuggestionBoxForm.this.onSubmit(target, propertyMap, searchMap);
				}

				@Override
				protected void onError(AjaxRequestTarget target, Form<?> form)
				{
					// target.add(feedback);
					// SearchT1Form.this.onError(target, t);
				}
			});
		}

		public abstract void onSubmit(AjaxRequestTarget target, Map<String, String> propertyMap,
				Map<String, Object> searchMap);

		public abstract void onError(AjaxRequestTarget target,
				CompoundPropertyModel<SuggestionBox> t);
	}
}

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Byrd Center, Lifelong Learning Program help sponsor January 24 civic education forum
SHEPHERDSTOWN, WV — Shepherd University's Lifelong Learning Program and the Robert C. Byrd Center for Congressional History and Education are among the sponsors of a non-partisan, non-political civic education forum that will focus on the many roles that Jefferson County's elected public officials play in the community. The forum, which is free and open to the public, will take place on Wednesday, January 24, at 7 p.m. at Fisherman's Hall, 321 South West St., Charles Town.
Neal Barkus, Esq. will moderate the information-based forum, which will include several Jefferson County officials—a magistrate, circuit and family court judges, the prosecuting attorney, and the sheriff. The panelists will discus the duties and responsibilities of their offices rather than specific political issues and participate in a question and answer session.
The forum is the first 2018 event in the ongoing civic education series that launched last fall with several successful events at the Robert C. Byrd Center for Congressional History and Education. The series was developed through the cooperative efforts of the Byrd Center for Congressional History and Education, Shepherd's Lifelong Learning program, the League of Women Voters of Jefferson County, the Jefferson County Branch of the NAACP, the Republican Party of Jefferson County, the Libertarian Party of West Virginia, and the Mountain Party (the West Virginia affiliate of the U.S. Green Party).
"The success of the fall events revealed that interest in basic civic education is on the rise, especially at the state and federal level," said Ray Smock, director of the Byrd Center for Congressional History and Education and former historian at the U.S. House of Representatives. "With this event, we wanted to shift the focus to provide an opportunity for Jefferson County residents to learn more about how their local government functions and the duties their local elected officials are tasked with in a friendly, informative, and non-partisan environment."
A second forum focusing on Jefferson County's administrative officials is being planned for March.
The mission of the Robert C. Byrd Center is to advance representative democracy by promoting a better understanding of the United States Congress and the Constitution through programs and research that engage citizens in the history of Congress. The Center is the home of the Robert C. Byrd Archive containing the papers and records of the Senator's long career. More can be found at www.byrdcenter.org.


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From Sofia: Rila Monastery & Boyana Church Small Group Tour
Popular Day Trips in Kyustendil Province
From Sofia: Full-Day Tour to Rila Monastery and Boyana
Rila Monastery Day Trip from Sofia
Rila Mountain Winter Day Trip
From Sofia: 7 Rila Lakes and Rila Monastery Self-Guided Trip
From Sofia: Shuttle Tour to Rila Monastery & Boyana Church
Rila Monastery and Boyana Church Full-Day Tour
Rila Monastery and Boyana Church: Small Group Tour
Our most recommended Kyustendil Province Day Trips
1. From Sofia: Rila Monastery & Boyana Church Small Group Tour
Depart Sofia at 09:00 AM sharp, and relax on the 2-hour drive to the Rila Monastery in the Rila Mountains. Upon arrival, explore the largest and most important Orthodox cloister in Bulgaria. Admire the arcaded balconies, and discover unique frescoes by one of the most famous painters of the Bulgarian National Revival period. See gilded iconostasis and enjoy the fabulous mountain views. Hear the story of the monastery from your guide before enjoying some time to explore the monastic complex on your own. Learn more at the museum, or purchase souvenir icons and other items in the nearby shops. Take some time to refuel with lunch at one of the local restaurants, where you can purchase local specialties such as mekitsi (a traditional Bulgarian dish of kneaded dough made with yogurt that is deep fried). Depart at 01:30 PM and travel to Boyana Church in the suburbs of Sofia. See the historically significant frescoes of the Byzantine building, and hear how they started the fashion for illustrating biblical figures with emotions and placing them alongside the local aristocracy. With an estimated arrival time at the church of approximately 03:40 PM, enjoy about 30 minutes to explore. Leave at around 04:10 PM for the drive to Alexander Nevski Cathedral in Sofia city center by 04:30 PM to 05:00 PM.
2. From Sofia: Full-Day Tour to Rila Monastery and Boyana
Spend the day exploring 2 UNESCO World Heritage Sites located outside of Sofia, Bulgaria's capital city. Begin by meeting at 9:00 behind St. Alexander Nevski Cathedral in Sofia. Sit back and relax for the next 2 hours as your friendly, English-speaking drivers transport you to Rila. Upon arriving, spend 2 hours exploring the area and visiting the Rila Monastery, the largest and most famous Eastern Orthodox monastery in Bulgaria. Then enjoy lunch at a local restaurant which features a specialty of grilled trout. Get back in the van for another 2-hour journey, eventually arriving at Boyana Church, a medieval Bulgarian Orthodox church on the outskirts of Sofia. Check out the elaborate frescoes that have made this site famous, before your tour returns you to your meeting point.
3. Rila Monastery Day Trip from Sofia
Board the shuttle service behind St. Alexander Nevski Cathedral in Sofia city center. Then, head to the medieval Rila Monastery in the spectacular Rila Mountains. Get over 2 hours of free time to explore the complex, founded by the hermit monk Ivan Rilski in 927 AD. Marvel at the frescoes of the main church and visit the medieval tower independently. Wander down quiet outdoor corridors adorned with beautiful mosaics, and see gold-plated iconostasis and valuable icons from the 14th to 19th century. Learn more about the history of the site at the museum, where highlights include the double-sided crucifix of the Rila Cross. See the old bakery and other monuments, including the residential area of high stone walls and little windows. Board the minibus back to Sofia in the afternoon and get dropped off at the pick-up point on arrival.
4. Rila Mountain Winter Day Trip
Start the tour at 9 AM when the guide will pick you up from your hotel in Sofia and take you to the Rila Mountain. The transfer time to the mountain region is about an hour and a half. Choose between 2 of the 5 following options for activities: 1 or 2 hour ski-doo ride in Borovets; take the cabin lift in Borovets and enjoy the beautiful panoramic views; visit the restored fortress of Tsari Mali Grad, located on a hill near the village of Belchin; experience the afternoon skiing or snowboarding with a private teacher; enjoy a spa afternoon in the village of Sapareva Banya, famous for its hot thermal springs. Return to Sofia between 5 PM and 6 PM.
5. From Sofia: 7 Rila Lakes and Rila Monastery Self-Guided Trip
Depart Sofia in the morning and travel by shuttle bus with a friendly English-speaking driver. Journey in air-conditioned comfort to Panichishte in the beautiful Rila National Park. Get briefed on arrival by your driver, who will tell you the different options and routes you can take up the mountain. Ride the chairlift to the 7 Rila Lakes, where you will get 5 hours of free time to go on some amazing nature walks independently to experience the glacial lakes from different perspectives. Board the shuttle bus at the agreed meeting point and relax on the 2-hour drive to Rila Monastery in a deep valley of the Rilska River. Founded in the 10th century, the monastery complex is regarded as one of Bulgaria's most important cultural and historical monuments. Get 1.5 hours to explore the largest Eastern Orthodox monastery in Bulgaria at your own pace. Then, return to Sofia in the evening and get dropped off at the meeting point.
7. From Sofia: Shuttle Tour to Rila Monastery & Boyana Church
The tour departs early in the morning in front of Alexander Nevski. Your first stop will be the great UNESCO Boyana Church located on the outskirts of Sofia consisting of three buildings. The eastern church was built in the 10th-century, then enlarged at the beginning of the 13th by Sebastocrator Kaloyan, who ordered a second two-story building to be erected next to it. After exploring it, head to Rila Monastery, where you will admire the impressive architecture, frescoes and learn about the history of the monastery from your guide. During the guided tour in the inner yard and the monastery museum, discover the most precious pieces that are kept from the past and all the facts and stories about the largest Bulgarian monastery complex.
8. Rila Monastery and Boyana Church Full-Day Tour
After pickup from any accommodation in Sofia, your journey through over 1,000 years of Bulgarian cultural history begins. Make the 2-hour drive to the Rila Monastery via air-conditioned bus into the dense pine forests of Rila Mountain. Upon arriving, explore the monastery, which was founded in 927, at your own pace with 2 hours of free time. Amble the 21-acre complex, taking in the colorful and unique traditional Orthodox architecture. Gaze at the 5-domed church, with its numerous altars, side chapels, and gold-plated mosaics. Take in the beauty of the tranquil mountain environment surrounding the peaceful place of worship. Afterwards, you'll have lunch, before heading on to your next destination. Only a couple of miles away from the monastery into the forest is St. Ivan Rilski Cave, where St. Ivan of Rila took up residency in the early 10th century. Experience a sacred site of tremendous importance to Bulgarian Orthodox Christians. On the way back to Sofia, you'll pass through Boyana Church, famed for its elaborate frescoes dating back to the 11th, 13th, 15th-17th, and 19th century. Afterwards, you'll be transported back back to your accommodation in Sofia.
9. Rila Monastery and Boyana Church: Small Group Tour
Situated deep in the dense pine forests of Rila Mountain, Rila Monastery is the biggest and most important Orthodox cloister in Bulgaria. It is an outstanding example of the Bulgarian cultural and historical heritage, in which architecture and painting merge harmoniously. The site is part of UNESCO world heritage list. Rila Monastery was found in the 10th century by St. Ivan Rilski, a Hermit canonized by the Orthodox Church. His ascetic dwelling and tomb became a holy place and later on a monastic complex was formed. It played an important role in the spiritual and social life of medieval Bulgaria. After the guided visit of the Monastery complex and lunch, we will head back to Sofia. On the way, we will stop at the second UNESCO site for the day, Boyana church. Small but unique with the most preserved frescoes in this part of Europe, dating back to 1259. The tour will end with drop-off at your hotel.
10. From Sofia: Bus Transfer to Rila Lakes
Our guide, Philip, was extremely knowledge about the monastery itself and about the history of his country. By the time we arrived we had an understanding of what we were visiting but were still unprepared for how stunning the place actually was. Pictures do not do it justice. We would encourage any visitor to take the opportunity to go.
From Sofia: Rila Monastery & Boyana Church Small Group Tour Reviewed by Jane, 11/28/2021
really nice Guide, Philipp was verhelpful and told us many interesting things. the church was smaller than expected, but still very pretty. the monastery was lovely and ee had a great time there
From Sofia: Rila Monastery & Boyana Church Small Group Tour Reviewed by Caroline, 11/21/2021
Very enjoyable day. the Monadteto is an oasis of peace and the Boyana Church a small treasure. We thank our excellent guide, Georgi
From Sofia: Full-Day Tour to Rila Monastery and Boyana Reviewed by Matteo, 11/28/2021
Filip was an outstanding guide. A very special excursion I recommend it to everyone ... enchanting places
Rila Monastery Day Trip from Sofia Reviewed by Aurora, 12/6/2021
Super interesting tour! Both me and my friends really enjoyed it and would totally recommend it!
Rila Monastery Day Trip from Sofia Reviewed by Eleonora, 11/28/2021


Info: One Piece (ONE PIECE(ワンピース), Wan Piisu) is a long-running shounen manga written and illustrated by Eiichiro Oda, that has been serialized in Weekly Shōnen Jump since August 4, 1997. The individual chapters are being published in tankubon volumes by Shueisha, with the first released on December 24, 1997 and the 58th volume released as of June 2010. In 2009, Shueisha announced that they sold 176 million volumes of One Piece manga so far; volume 56 set a new record for the highest initial print run of any manga in history. One Piece follows the adventures of Monkey D. Luffy, a 17-year-old boy who gained incredible abilities by eating a magical fruit, and his ragtag crew of heroic pirates, named the Straw Hats. Luffy's greatest ambition is to obtain the world's ultimate treasure, One Piece, and thereby become the next Pirate King.
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Green Deal could be a springboard for ambitious forest action
Brussels, December 11 – The European Commission's proposed Green Deal contains two standalone forest initiatives, indicating that EU politicians understand how close forests are to Europeans' hearts. But poor implementation could...
EU must heed the world's most authoritative science panel and rethink its use of land and forests in climate emergency
The European Union (EU) must rethink how it uses land and forests in the fight against climate breakdown in the light of today's special report on Land and Climate Change by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).
Rapid action on forests is needed, but EU leaders fail to address urgency of climate crisis
Today EU leaders have failed to address the urgent need for climate action, unable to agree on net-zero emissions by 2050. Instead Council conclusions aim for carbon neutrality "in line with the Paris Agreement" without including...
Member States need to increase transparency about bioenergy in climate plans
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Ancient Graves Containing Footless Sacrifices Found in Peru
The next time you complain about having to stand too long during a church service or being required to kneel on hard floors, remember the story of these poor kids in 14th century Peru who had their feet cut off during a religious ceremony … and that was before they were sacrificed to a god who apparently believed footless children made good guards. On the other hand, you may envy the job of one of the adults buried with them. He was in a place of honor as the designated coca-leaf chewer.
Archaeologist Carlos Wester La Torre of the Peru Culture Ministry's Unidad Ejecutora (Implementation Unit) discovered at least 13 graves recently at the Chotuna-Chornancap site in the region of Lambayeque. Lambayeque is on the northwestern Pacific coast of Peru and was a center for the pre-Incan Chimú culture.
According to local mythology, nine warriors manned a flotilla of balsa rafts under a man named Naymlap, whose descendants became the Moche and the Chimú. The Chimú worshiped the god Lambayeque (Yampellec) and established an advanced urban society centered around gold, which probably led to its conquest by the Incas, who were then conquered for the same reason by Francisco Pizarro and the Spaniards.
The Chotuna-Chornancap site is a Chimú temple and pyramid complex. The most prominent person buried in the 13 graves appears to be a Chornancap priestess, who was interred with a copper mask, jewelry, other offerings and a gold scepter. Surrounding the priestess are the graves of six children buried in pairs facing north, east and west. The two facing west were the unlucky ones, according to Wester La Torre.
It appears the feet had been removed intentionally, suggesting they had been sacrificed as an offering and used as 'guardians' of the graves.
One of the graves
The site showed evidence that the children, along with the adults buried there, had been sacrificed. Paintings there depicted people holding decapitated heads. To make it seem like it wasn't so bad, one man was buried with a vessel showing that he was a "coquero" – a coca leaf-chewer. Another showed a man smiling. Religious propaganda goes back a long way.
The archaeological excavations in this season have begun to yield results that allow us to reconstruct the function of places such as Chornancap. Since the discovery of the priestess' grave, the site has continued to reveal the complexity of ceremonies and rituals that took place at the temple.
That's a nice archeological way of describing human sacrifices and footless children, Carlos.
The local museum where many of the artifacts will probably end up
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Dieser Artikel behandelt die Französische Fußballnationalmannschaft der Frauen bei der Weltmeisterschaft 2011 in Deutschland. Bei seiner erst zweiten WM-Teilnahme brachte Frankreich es auf den vierten Platz.

Qualifikation

siehe auch den Hauptartikel Fußball-Weltmeisterschaft der Frauen 2011/Qualifikation

Die französische Frauschaft gewann in der Europa-Gruppe 1 ihre zehn Spiele sämtlich ohne Gegentreffer:

Kroatien – Frankreich 0:7 und 0:3Frankreich – Island 2:0 und 1:0Frankreich – Estland 12:0 und 6:0Serbien – Frankreich 0:2 und 0:7Frankreich – Nordirland 6:0 und 4:0

In der anschließenden Play-off-Phase konnten sich die Französinnen auch gegen Italien (0:0, 3:2) durchsetzen. Damit erreichte Frankreich zum zweiten Mal nach 2003 ein WM-Endrundenturnier. Erfolgreichste Angreiferinnen der Bleues waren Gaëtane Thiney mit zwölf und Marie-Laure Delie mit neun Treffern.

Vorbereitungsspiele
Zur Vorbereitung auf die Endrunde hatte der französische Verband für die A-Elf drei Freundschaftsspiele organisiert: am 18. Mai in Brest gegen Schottland (1:1) sowie zweimal gegen Belgien, zunächst am 15. Juni in Nieuwpoort (2:1-Sieg) und drei Tage später in Calais (7:0). Fünf der zehn französischen Treffer schoss Marie-Laure Delie, obwohl sie in den ersten beiden Partien jeweils nur eingewechselt worden war. Nationaltrainer Bruno Bini setzte alle Spielerinnen des endgültigen Kaders mit Ausnahme der dritten Torfrau Laëtitia Philippe ein; folgende Anfangsformation hat sich herausgeschält:

Diese Startelf blieb dann auch während der Endrunde nahezu unverändert – mit Ausnahme zweier Positionen: auf der defensiven rechten Außenbahn stützte Bini sich auf Laure Lepailleur (statt auf Corine Franco), und hinsichtlich des Platzes neben Laura Georges in der Innenverteidigung wechselte er mit Ophélie Meilleroux, Sabrina Viguier und Wendie Renard fortlaufend durch. Georges und Bussaglia fehlten keine einzige der insgesamt 570 Spielminuten, gefolgt von Thiney (526), Abily (517), Bompastor (480 – sie hatte Bini gegen Deutschland vorsichtshalber auf der Bank gelassen, damit sie das Viertelfinale nicht wegen einer möglichen Gelbsperre verpasste), Soubeyrand (459), Nécib (424), Lepailleur (411), Delie (374) und Sapowicz (365).

Aufgebot
Für die WM 2011 hatte Trainer Bini einen 36 Spielerinnen umfassenden, erweiterten Kader benannt; diesen reduzierte er am 16. Mai zunächst auf 30 Kandidatinnen, ehe am 6. Juni die endgültige 21er-Liste bekannt gegeben wurde. Er setzt dabei auf eine Blockbildung aus den vier Spitzenklubs der Division 1 Féminin: im endgültigen Kader stehen zehn Frauen aus Lyon, fünf aus Paris, vier aus Montpellier und zwei aus Juvisy. Als Überraschung galt die Nichtnominierung von Sarah Bouhaddi, dem Rückhalt von CL-Sieger Lyon, zugunsten der zweiten Torfrau aus Montpellier, Laëtitia Philippe. Mit dem Verzicht auf die beiden routinierten Feldspielerinnen Hoda Lattaf und Laëtitia Tonazzi war hingegen schon im Vorfeld der Entscheidung gerechnet worden. Bini begründete seine Auswahl mit den Worten "Das sind nicht die 21 besten Spielerinnen Frankreichs, aber die besten, die als Gruppe im Wettbewerb weit kommen können".

Vier der nominierten Spielerinnen waren auch schon bei Frankreichs erster WM-Teilnahme 2003 zum Einsatz gekommen: Sonia Bompastor (3 Spiele), Laura Georges (3), Sandrine Soubeyrand (3) und Sabrina Viguier (2). Zudem stand Bérangère Sapowicz damals als Ersatztorhüterin im Kader.

WM-Endrunde
Die Französinnen trafen in der Vorrunde zunächst auf Nigeria, Kanada und dann auf die deutschen Gastgeberinnen. Bis dahin hatte Frankreich sechsmal gegen Kanada (1 Sieg, 2 Remis, 3 Niederlagen, 3:7 Tore) und neunmal gegen Deutschland (2 Siege, 7 Niederlagen, 4:26 Tore) gespielt. Gegen Nigeria gab es noch kein A-Länderspiel; allerdings trafen die U-20-Auswahlen beider Länder bei der Junioren-WM 2008 in Chile im Viertelfinale aufeinander, das die Französinnen 3:2 gewannen. Insgesamt elf Spielerinnen aus diesem Duell – darunter drei Bleues – waren auch 2011 dabei.

Ihre Unterkunft hatten sie für die erste Woche im NH-Hotel Heidelberg bezogen. Vor dem Kanada-Spiel nahmen sie in Bochum – in unmittelbarer Nachbarschaft des Ruhrstadions – Quartier, anschließend zogen die Bleues in das Düsseldorfer Hilton und erst zum Spiel um Platz Drei wieder nach Heidelberg.

Vorrunde

Im unmittelbaren Turniervorfeld war Frankreich als Siebter der FIFA-Weltrangliste nur vereinzelt zum erweiterten Favoritenkreis gezählt worden. Nach den ersten beiden Vorrundenbegegnungen, die angesichts der demonstrierten technischen und taktischen Qualitäten als "beeindruckend starke Leistung" bewertet wurden, stand der Einzug ins Viertelfinale vorzeitig fest.

26. Juni 2011, Sinsheim: Frankreich – Nigeria 1:0 (0:0)
SR: Kari Seitz (USA)
Aufstellung: Sapowicz; Renard (69. Lepailleur), Georges, Meilleroux, Bompastor; Soubeyrand (46. Le Sommer), Abily, Bussaglia, Nécib; Thiney (57. Thomis), Delie
Tor: 1:0 (56.) Delie
persönliche Strafen: keine
Anderes: Louisa Nécib wurde zur Spielerin des Spiels gewählt.

30. Juni 2011, Bochum: Frankreich – Kanada 4:0 (1:0)
SR: Etsuko Fukano (Japan)
Aufstellung: Sapowicz; Lepailleur, Georges, Viguier, Bompastor; Soubeyrand, Abily (82. Le Sommer), Bussaglia, Nécib; Thiney (79. Boulleau), Delie (74. Thomis)
Tore: 1:0 (24.) Thiney, 2:0 (60.) Thiney, 3:0 (67.) Abily, 4:0 (83.) Thomis
persönliche Strafe: Bompastor (G)
Anderes: Gaëtane Thiney wurde zur Spielerin des Spiels gewählt. Mit dieser Partie gelang Laura Georges die Aufnahme in den "internationalen Hunderterclub".

5. Juli 2011, Mönchengladbach: Frankreich – Deutschland 2:4 (0:2)
SR: Kirsi Heikkinen (Finnland)
Aufstellung: Sapowicz; Lepailleur, Georges, Renard, Boulleau; Soubeyrand, Bussaglia, Nécib (46. Abily), Thiney; Thomis (46. Delie), Le Sommer (66. Deville)
Tore: 1:2 (56.) Delie, 2:3 (72.) Georges
persönliche Strafen: Bussaglia, Georges, Renard (alle G), Sapowicz (R, 65. Minute)
Anderes: Die 45.867 Zuschauer in Mönchengladbach stellten die höchste Besucherzahl dar, vor der die Bleues bis dato je gespielt haben.

Viertelfinale
Gegen England gab es zuvor zwölf Spiele mit je fünf französischen Siegen und Remis sowie zwei Niederlagen, von denen die letzte aus dem Jahr 1974 herrührt.

9. Juli 2011, Leverkusen: Frankreich – England 1:1 n. V. (1:1, 0:0), 4:3 i. E.
SR: Jenny Palmqvist (Schweden)
Aufstellung: Deville; Lepailleur, Georges, Viguier, Bompastor; Soubeyrand (67. Thomis), Bussaglia, Abily, Nécib (79. Brétigny, 106. Le Sommer); Thiney, Delie
Tor: 1:1 (88.) Bussaglia
Tore im Strafstoßschießen: Bussaglia, Thiney, Bompastor, Le Sommer – verschossen: Abily
persönliche Strafen: keine
Anderes: Camille Abily wurde zur Spielerin des Spiels gewählt. Die TV-Live-Übertragung bei Eurosport und Direct 8 verfolgten in der Spitze deutlich über 3 Mio. Zuschauer, was in Frankreich eine neue Bestmarke für den Frauenfußball bedeutet.

Halbfinale
Gegen die USA gab es bis zu diesem Match 14 Spiele mit zwei französischen Siegen (beide in den frühen 1990er Jahren), einem Remis (2006) sowie elf Niederlagen. Die FIFA kommt, anders als der französische Verband, übrigens nur auf 13 direkte Begegnungen. Nach ihrem Feldverweis im Spiel gegen Deutschland ist Bérangère Sapowicz wieder spielberechtigt.

13. Juli 2011, Mönchengladbach: Frankreich – USA 1:3 (0:1)
SR: Kirsi Heikkinen (Finnland)
Aufstellung: Sapowicz; Lepailleur, Georges, Meilleroux, Bompastor; Soubeyrand (78. Thomis), Abily, Bussaglia, Nécib; Thiney, Delie (46. Le Sommer)
Tor: 1:1 (55.) Bompastor
persönliche Strafe: Thomis (G)
Anderes: –

Spiel um den dritten Platz
Gegen Schweden gab es zuvor 17 Spiele mit fünf französischen Siegen (der letzte: 2005), zwei Remis sowie zehn Niederlagen.

16. Juli 2011, Sinsheim: Frankreich – Schweden 1:2 (0:1)
SR: Kari Seitz (USA)
Aufstellung: Sapowicz (31. Deville); Franco (84. Pizzala), Georges, Renard, Bompastor; Soubeyrand, Abily, Bussaglia, Nécib (31. Thomis); Thiney, Le Sommer
Tor: 1:1 (56.) Thomis
persönliche Strafen: keine
Anderes: –

Auszeichnungen
Unter den zwölf Spielerinnen, die die FIFA nach dem Halbfinale als Kandidatinnen für den Goldenen Ball (beste Spielerin des Turniers) nominierte, waren mit Sonia Bompastor und Louisa Nécib auch zwei Französinnen. Die endgültige Wahl erfolgte durch handverlesene Medienvertreter. Außer Bompastor und Nécib stand auch noch Laura Georges im FIFA-All-Star-Team. Außerdem standen die Treffer von Élise Bussaglia zum 1:1 gegen England sowie von Gaëtane Thiney zum 2:0 gegen Kanada zusammen mit acht anderen Toren in der Auswahl zum "Treffer des WM-Turniers".

Mit dem Erreichen des Halbfinals hatten die Bleues sich zugleich neben England (als Ausrichter) und Schweden als einzige europäische Vertreter für das olympische Frauenfußballturnier 2012 qualifiziert, was für Frankreich eine Premiere bedeutet. In der FIFA-Weltrangliste vom 22. Juli 2011 blieben sie allerdings – sogar mit einer geringfügigen Verschlechterung ihrer Punktzahl – auf dem siebten Rang; zwar überholten sie die in der Vorrunde deklassierten Kanadierinnen, aber zugleich gelang Achtelfinalgegner England darin einen Sprung nach vorne.

France Football hat die Spielerinnen nach Turnierende detailliert bewertet:

Für die Frankfurter Rundschau zählte zu den "elf Besten", die bei dieser WM "die Akzente setzten", neben Bompastor und Nécib auch Wendie Renard ("schnell, elegant, in der Luft kaum zu überwinden, technisch stark").

Trainer Binis Vertrag mit der FFF war offiziell am 30. Juni – also noch vor dem letzten Gruppenspiel – ausgelaufen. Am 19. Juli, dem Tag nach der Rückkehr aus Deutschland, unterschrieb Bini für weitere zwei Jahre; sollte Frankreich sich für die Europameisterschaft 2013 qualifizieren, verlängert sich sein Vertrag automatisch bis einschließlich der Weltmeisterschaft 2015.

Weblinks
 Frankreich auf der FIFA-WM-Seite

Belege und Anmerkungen

Frankreich
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With the massive popularity, and noise it made in the past weeks or months inside and out of United States.
US regulators has come to a decision that all cryptocurrency trading platforms must be registered to Securities and Exchange Commission or SEC.
Also, cryptocurrency exchanges would subsequently be governed by the same rules as traditional exchanges. For this reason, they must register with the SEC "as a national securities exchange or be exempt from registration".
"The SEC staff has concerns that many online trading platforms appear to investors as SEC-registered and regulated marketplaces when they are not," said the commission.
Furthermore, the statement added that some of these unlawful trading platforms establish their own rules and standards when picking digital assets that are not approved or endorsed by the SEC.
The SEC added that entities aiming to operate as an alternative trading system (ATS) are also subject to regulatory requirements.
"Registration as a broker-dealer subjects the ATS to a host of regulatory requirements, such as the requirement to have reasonable policies and procedures to prevent the misuse of material non-public information, books and records requirements, and financial responsibility rules, including, as applicable, requirements concerning the safeguarding and custody of customer funds and securities," the SEC statement read.
The agency is also open to assisting trading platforms implementing new technologies to comply with federal securities laws.


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Writers and Directors Guilds Nominate Creators of Color for Awards
Ryan Coogler, Spike Lee, Alfonso Cuarón and Barry Jenkins are among the nominees.
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August Wilson, Barry Jenkins, Donald Glover Nominated for WGA Awards
The Writers Guild of America's dual awards ceremonies will take place in New York City and Los Angeles on February 19.


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The time is always right to care for your skin, but the cooler months are optimal for a soothing and moisturizing facial.
Try out these cold-season facials with some of the season's most comforting ingredients.
Halloween may be over, but the pumpkin frenzy certainly should not be! Pumpkin is an excellent source of zinc and vitamin A and C which brightens your skin cells and helps with cellular repair. Put the all-natural beauty remedy on your face.
Preparation: Peel and seed a slice of pumpkin. Cook it in 2 cups of water until soft, then mash it and add 1 teaspoon of honey.
Application: Put the mixture inside clean gauze, then place over your eyes and relax for 20 minutes.
If you have stressed-out skin (and with the holidays coming you won't be alone), a calming mixture of nutmeg, cinnamon and honey will do wonders. Nutmeg and honey are natural anti-inflammatories which can reduce swelling and redness on your skin. The cinnamon component exfoliates when your rinse the mask off.
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The subtle smell of vanilla can warm you on a cool day. The soothing aroma of vanilla can reduce stress and relax your mind while the powerful antioxidants in the essential oil work their magic. Vanilla may have one up on chocolate.
Preparation: Thoroughly mix all ingredients into a bowl and apply to your face.
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Before you get too excited to try these seasonal facials, make a small portion and apply it to a small section of your arm. You never know how your skin will respond to something and you wouldn't want to take the risk all over your face.
Have you ever tried a DIY facial? Which one of these cold-season facials appeals to you the most?


The January issue of the Journal of Marital and Family Therapy included an article by Shannon and Bartle-Herring, in which they present result from their study on the differences between cohabiting and married couples in therapy. The article's title is Unique Characteristics of Cohabiters Seeking Therapy, and in this post, I summarize the authors' conclusions and present implications for therapists.
The study included 197 heterosexual couples, mainly Caucasian, and was conducted in a clinic setting. In total, 143 married couples and 54 cohabiting couples were included in the study. The following four factors were discussed as pertinent to the study's results: relationship satisfaction, therapy termination, commitment, and problem-solving. I summarize the authors' findings below and include my thoughts on each factor.
The researchers concluded that relationship satisfaction was higher for cohabiting couples presenting for therapy, as compared to married couples. This was due to two factors: Cohabiting couples present earlier in the relationship for therapy, and they have typically been together a shorter time than married couples presenting for therapy. Their perspective on their relationship may be more optimistic due its shorter overall length, as compared to married couples.
Cohabiting couples, according to the authors, terminate therapy sooner than married couples. The authors attribute this finding to a higher commitment and openness toward change than married couples, a general acknowledgement of the benefits of therapy, as well as acceptance of the need to make behavioral adjustments within the relationship. It's also possible that cohabiting couples terminate after fewer sessions due to the fact that problems are not as engrained as they might be in married couples, and can therefore be improved in a shorter amount of time.
Commitment for study participants was assessed by self-report on a scale of 1 (low commitment) to 10 (high commitment). Cohabiting couples reported a higher level of commitment to the current relationship than married couples. This is interesting. While commitment level may influence (or be correlated with) a partner's motivation to make changes, married couples already have "built in" commitment by virtue of the relationship. Potentially, the commitment inherent in marriage could influence reported commitment.. For example, perhaps reported commitment is lower for married couples, because partners have a level of comfort in the commitment available through their relationship status (married), and that status makes it somewhat "safe" to be less motivated or committed to change. However, this same level of comfort could lead married partners to minimize, or not recognize, the significance of relationship difficulties, which, in turn, results in them seeking therapy later in the problem cycle.
The authors mention that cohabiting couples tend to have lower communication and problem-solving skills than married couples. Those with higher skills in these areas may attempt to solve problems on their own, before seeking therapy. While, for cohabiting couples, the lower level of skill may influence them to seek therapy sooner. One thing we know from research, is that married couples tend to wait too long to seek help, which means that trying to solve problems on their own may not, in the end, be the best course of action. The fact that cohabiting couples recognize their need for help earlier in the problem cycle may mean better relationship and therapeutic outcomes.
Cohabiting couples are proactive seekers of couples therapy. In order to effectively work with cohabiting couples, therapists must understand why couples are seeking therapy. In addition, therapists must embrace cohabiting couples as a growing segment of the population that is motivated toward maintaining relationship quality. Higher reported satisfaction for these couples may also imply the need for therapists to assess and treat presenting problems differently from those of married couples.
What is one difference you've noticed between working with married and cohabiting couples in therapy?
What is one thing you're taking away from these study results?


The first organ transplants have been performed in Hammersmith Hospital of London using organs from a newborn who died 6 days after birth. The kidneys and part of the liver were harvested.
One recipient with renal failure received kidneys, and another was given a transfusion of hepatocytes taken from the baby girl, doctors reported in the Archives of Disease in Childhood Fetal and Neonatal Edition.1 (British Medical Journal 2015; 350: h348).


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## 2.7.1 - 2016-05-23

### Added

- [#48](https://github.com/zendframework/zend-ldap/pull/48) adds and publishes
  the documentation to https://zendframework.github.io/zend-ldap/

### Deprecated

- Nothing.

### Removed

- Nothing.

### Fixed

- [#47](https://github.com/zendframework/zend-ldap/pull/47) Fixes a BC-Break caused
  by the missing default-ErrorHandler

## 2.7.0 - 2016-04-21

### Added

- [#43](https://github.com/zendframework/zend-ldap/pull/43) Adds possibility
  to use [Zend\StdLib](https://github.com/zendframework/zend-stdlib) and
  [Zend\EventManager](https://github.com/zendframework/zend-eventmanager) in
  Version 3
- Support for PHP7

### Deprecated

- Nothing.

### Removed

- [#21](https://github.com/zendframework/zend-ldap/pull/21) Removes dependency
  Zend\StdLib

### Fixed

- [#17](https://github.com/zendframework/zend-ldap/issues/17) Fixes HHVM builds
- [#44](https://github.com/zendframework/zend-ldap/pull/40) Fixes broken builds
  in PHP7 due to faulty sorting-test
- [#40](https://github.com/zendframework/zend-ldap/pull/40) Fixes connection test
  that failed due to different failure messages in PHP5 and 7

## 2.6.1 - 2016-04-20

### Added

- Nothing.

### Deprecated

- Nothing.

### Removed

- Nothing.

### Fixed

- [#19](https://github.com/zendframework/zend-ldap/pull/20) checks whether the
  LDAP-connection shall use SSL or not and decides based on that which port to
  use if no port has been set.
- [#25](https://github.com/zendframework/zend-ldap/issues/25) Check for correct
  Headers in the documentation and fix it
- [#27](https://github.com/zendframework/zend-ldap/issues/27) Check for different
  issues in the documentation and fixed it
- [#29](https://github.com/zendframework/zend-ldap/issues/29) Check for incorrect
  Blockquotes in the documentation and fix it

## 2.6.0 - 2016-02-11

### Added

- [#6](https://github.com/zendframework/zend-ldap/pull/6) Adds a possibility
  to delete attributes without having to remove the complete node and add it
  again without the attribute

### Deprecated

- Nothing.

### Removed

- Nothing.

### Fixed

- [#16](https://github.com/zendframework/zend-ldap/pull/16) Fixed the usage of
  ```ldap_sort``` during sorting search-results due to deprecation of
  ```ldap_sort``` in PHP 7

## 2.5.2 - 2016-02-11

### Added

- [#16](https://github.com/zendframework/zend-ldap/pull/16) removes the call
  to the now deprecated ldap_sort-function wile still preserving the
  sort-functionality.
- [#14](https://github.com/zendframework/zend-ldap/pull/14) adds a Vagrant
  environment for running an LDAP server against which to run the tests;
  additionally, it adds Travis-CI scripts for setting up an LDAP server with
  test data.

### Deprecated

- Nothing.

### Removed

- Nothing.

### Fixed

- [#18](https://github.com/zendframework/zend-ldap/pull/18) Fixes an already
  removed second parameter to ```ldap_first_attribute``` and ```ldap_next_attribute```