Our Textron Aviation Service Centers provide maintenance inspections, parts, repairs, avionic modifications, equipment installations, interior and exterior refurbishment, and other specialized services for your aircraft.
General aviation enables you to move your business forward, and Textron Aviation is here with you. When an unscheduled maintenance event occurs, our team of dedicated maintenance and support experts is just 1CALL away.
Textron Aviation offers worldwide parts availability and service programs designed to lower predictable maintenance costs. This includes guaranteed maximums on labor and material fees, predictable pricing, a dependable parts inventory and no surprises.
Your aircraft is assigned a specific Field Service Representative (FSR) based on your location. Your FSR is ready to provide on-site support and diagnostic assistance. FSRs are equipped with access to extensive technical manuals and detailed vendor documentation.
1CALL also provides support to LinxUs subscribers. LinxUs is our Citation aircraft monitoring system. If an issue occurs in flight, LinxUs emails your maintenance team so they can begin planning a solution. 1CALL representatives can help coordinate service departments and expedite the delivery of parts.
We ship 99.6% of parts the same day you order them.
With our 7 p.m. cutoff, you have more time to order.
Quickly access Support Contacts and view all locations of Service Centers, Authorized Facilities, and MSUs, LinxUs sign-up and support, Customer Portal, Customer Conference information, AReS diagnostics tools and more.


AirMarket has received your FLYSAFE Private Label Request and will contact you in the next 24 Hours.
For Canadian Enterprise that demand the FLYSAFE solution on their own dedicated infrastructure.
We will provision, deploy and support your dedicated instance of FLYSAFE.
We will contact you within the next 24 hours to discuss your requirements and share pricing.


Solution of 1 part rubbing alcohol and 1 part filtered water-- about 2 oz of each should be enough, so start with that. This solution is great because alcohol is excellent at cutting stickiness and it dries quickly.
A lint-free cloth. E-cloth's glass cloth is a good choice.
Shut down your laptop. Unplug it from electricity and anything going into ports.
Dip the cloth in the solution and squeeze it so that it's damp (not dripping wet). Wipe the outside/case of the laptop. Then open the laptop and clean the screen with a left-right, up-down motion. Don't linger, lazybones, unless you want streaks.
Clean the keyboard by blowing in between the keys with canned air, at an angle, to get out old cookie crumbs and other treats of yesteryear. Your computer manual will have info on if and how you can remove keys to get to any serious messes that might be making your keys stick.
Moisten the cloth again and wipe down the keyboard keys and touch pad. You can also use a cotton swap to get into nooks and crannies.
Use canned air to blow dust from (rather than into) ports and fan vents by blowing at an angle.
Leave your laptop open for a little while to let it air dry.
Tip: Keep your laptop closed, as well as shut down and unplugged (or at least in "sleep" mode) when you're not using it, so that you save energy and can keep the dust bunnies from hopping into it.


(Bloomberg) -- Bang & Olufsen A/S shares lost a quarter of their value after the ailing Danish luxury audio-equipment maker warned that television sales are falling, endangering Chief Executive Officer Henrik Clausen's turnaround efforts.
The company cut its outlook after third-quarter operating profit fell 39 percent, damping confidence in Clausen's prediction two months ago that the company should rebound in the next two years. Bang & Olufsen is struggling to sell its high-end $15,000 BeoVision Eclipse TV sets as tech reviewers point out that consumers can find cheaper systems of similar quality.
The 94-year-old maker of hi-fi systems prized by design aficionados has been tripped up by the pace of change in consumer electronics as TVs and CD players quickly become outmoded. The problem compounds issues Bang & Olufsen has faced in recent years as consumers increasingly listen to music on portable devices and headphones rather than big living-room speakers.
"The painful lesson that we've learned over the past quarters is that it will take time," Clausen said on a webcast. Bang & Olufsen overestimated how swiftly it would be able to change its distribution network and didn't expect a drop in TV revenue, he said.
The CEO abandoned the three-year sales targets that he lowered just two months ago. The company also halted its share-buyback program to conserve cash, which dropped 37 percent to 517 million kroner ($56 million).
The Danish company is awaiting the arrival of its new chief financial officer this year after Anders Aakaer Jensen left the company in November. Nikolaj Wendelboe, who has been CEO of the Danish unit of busmaker Arriva, is supposed to join no later than July.
Bang & Olufsen said late Monday that revenue for the year will decline 10 percent, worse than its previous forecast for flat sales. Retailers have been hesitant to order more products on concern that price competition from unauthorized sales may squeeze their margins, Clausen said.
The stock fell as much as 27 percent to a two-year low. It traded down 23 percent at 62.40 kroner as of 11:25 a.m. in Copenhagen, giving the company a market value of about $410 million.
The slump is another blow for Bang & Olufsen's largest shareholder, Sparkle Roll Group Ltd., which owns 15 percent, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The holding company is controlled by Chinese billionaire Qi Jianhong, who was rebuffed in talks to acquire all of the hi-fi-equipment maker in 2016. Clausen became CEO shortly after that.
Bang & Olufsen unveiled the BeoVision Eclipse in 2017 in a partnership with LG Electronics Inc. However, as Techradar.com points out, LG sells TVs with similar technology that can be combined with equivalent audio systems for a lower price.


Make your own one-in-the-world ceramic ware!
Developed since the19th century for its fine quality and proximity to the big market Tokyo, Masiko-yaki pottery has long been liked for its daily use items such as pots, water jars and teapots. There are nearly 260 kilns, 50 shops and potters of youth and experience who create works of great variety. Pottery markets held in spring and autumn attract hundreds of thousands of Mashiko-yaki lovers. Even beginners can join workshops to learn how to decorate, hand-form or use a potter's wheel, and enjoy authentic ceramic art.


text:
RSpec.describe TTY::Prompt::Evaluator do
  it "checks chained validation procs" do
    question = double(:question)
    evaluator = TTY::Prompt::Evaluator.new(question)

    evaluator.check { |quest, value|
      if value < 21
        [value, ["#{value} is not bigger than 21"]]
      else
        value
      end
    }

    evaluator.check { |quest, value|
      if value < 42
        [value, ["#{value} is not bigger than 42"]]
      else
        value
      end
    }

    answer = evaluator.call(2)
    expect(answer.errors.count).to eq(2)
    expect(answer.value).to eq(2)
    expect(answer.success?).to eq(false)
    expect(answer.failure?).to eq(true)
  end

  it "checks chained validation objects" do
    question = double(:question)
    evaluator = TTY::Prompt::Evaluator.new(question)

    LessThan21 = Class.new do
      def self.call(quest, value)
        if value < 21
          [value, ["#{value} is not bigger than 21"]]
        else
          value
        end
      end
    end

    LessThan42 = Class.new do
      def self.call(quest, value)
        if value < 42
          [value, ["#{value} is not bigger than 42"]]
        else
          value
        end
      end
    end

    evaluator.check(LessThan21)
    evaluator.check(LessThan42)

    answer = evaluator.call(2)
    expect(answer.errors).to match_array([
      "2 is not bigger than 21",
      "2 is not bigger than 42"
    ])
    expect(answer.value).to eq(2)
    expect(answer.success?).to eq(false)
    expect(answer.failure?).to eq(true)
  end
end

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


text:
COVID-19 UPDATE- VIRTUAL SERVICES
As the situation around COVID-19 continues to evolve, we are working hard to ensure the continual delivery of our programs. As a clinic providing mental health services, and during this pandemic, individuals and families need our continued help and support more than ever. The health and well-being of our clients and community members is, and always has been, our top priority.
We have taken our lead from public health authorities. To address the challenge that COVID-19 poses, we have moved all of our services to our online platform. We hope that this will offer a bridge to essential services for our clients who are doing their part to self-isolate at home.
There is currently good evidence that psychological services, including diagnostic assessments and evidence-based therapies such as CBT and Mindfulness-based therapies are effective when delivered in an online format. We understand that this may be an adjustment, as coming to a safe space to meet with your therapist in person is often an integral part of what promotes healing and a sense of belonging. However, in this unprecedented time, we must take precautions to keep our community safe while doing our best to provide continuity in care. We appreciate your patience and understanding, and will provide updates as the situation evolves.
**During this difficult time, we have been working behind the scenes to develop some free programs for our community. We are offering a free parenting workshop and free mindfulness sessions. Find out more about free programs and workshops by clicking below. You will be taken to our Facebook page:
Visit us on facebook to see our free virtual programs
Covid-19 Update: click for more info
Email: admin@yorkregioncbt.com
Book a Phone Consultation
Programs & Fees
Child, Youth and Family Program
Mindfulness Program
Problems Addressed
Specific Phobia
Trichotillomania and Skin Picking
Our Video Resources
Keeping Hope Alive
Just as hope for pandemic to be over began to rise, Omicron hit the world. Given the current new wave of the pandemic and the increased frustration, one of the most important ways to stay resilient and mentally healthy is to continue to have hope. In Brene Brown's new book Atlas of the Heart, she…
Back to School Tips for Parents: Transitions and The Power of Being Present
With summer coming to an end and school around the corner, one of the most pressing topics parents have expressed concerns about is how to best support their children and youth in transitioning back to a new academic year, particularly given the previous chaotic academic year. One of the most powerful ways to build resilience…
Healthy Mind Platter and COVID-19
With the current state of the world being thrown for a loop and uncertainty, stress and anxiety have become prevalent. While we are likely familiar with the daily food groups to optimize our physical health, our mental health is just as important. Colleagues David Rock and Daniel Siegel developed The Healthy Mind Platter as a…
Mental Health: Steps to Increase Awareness and Accessibility to Appropriate Support Services
Mental health is a topic that has been in the forefront of contemporary discussions. One in five Canadians experience mental health difficulties each year, with 70% of mental health problems beginning in childhood or adolescence. These statistics may very well be changing during the current pandemic. Yet, there continues to be stigma around seeking support.…
Mental Health Resources for Parents and Families
There is just so much going on right now for us all! Did you know that as many as 1 in 5 Canadian children and youth will experience mental health problems at some point in their lives? It is important to reach out if you need support, we are here for you and we'd like…
3 Things You May Not Know About Psychologists
Psychologist, therapist, psychiatrist, psychotherapist… What's the difference? There's a lot of buzz nowadays about mental health and self-care, but who does what and who should we go to if we find ourselves struggling? We want to pick the option that best serves our needs. To help you navigate the sometimes confusing world of mental…
5 Reminders Back-to-School Season has for us All
It's that time of year again. Back-to-school. Whether you're returning to continue your own education, whether you have children in school, or whether you just notice that 'something-special', je ne sais quoi, September feeling—you know, the one where the air is just a little bit crisper, the bustle of the city just a little bit…
9461 Jane Street, Suite 105
Vaughan, Ontario L6A 4H8
admin@yorkregioncbt.com
Why See a Psychologist?
What is Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)?
York Region CBT is a private psychology practice located in Vaughan, Ontario providing in-person and virtual assessment and therapy. Our highly trained team of clinical therapists employs evidence-based psychological treatments including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), ExRP, Emotion-Focused Therapy (EFT) and Mindfulness.
© 2022 York Region CBT. All Rights Reserved. Designed by Gem Webb Internet Marketing & Web Design.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


text:
NEWS: November in Paris is a swinging affair
(L) Llodra, (R) Ferrer
Tennis is exciting, and it is a testament to human athleticism, creativity, and endurance. And as we have been treated to some wonderful matches beginning with the thrilling final five-set final that began with the Australian Open in January of 2012, we continue to be treated to some outstanding tennis from surprise competitors. As of this writing, the semi-finals of the BNP Paribas Masters is taking place in Paris, France. A regular big-time event this time of year on the ATP World Tour Masters 1000, it was won the last two years in 2010 and 2011 by Robin Soderling and Roger Federer respectively. Soderling finished at world number five that year and Federer at number three.
(L) Janowicz, (R) Simon
That is what makes this year's Paris event all the more exciting. Instead of only players in the top 10 making it to the finals, the 2012 event has been an array of surprises. World number 67 121, Michael Llodra of France, consistently played a singles style of tennis–serve and volley–that the tennis fans have not seen since the era of Pete Sampras. Although this was not all that surprising from a player who has been quite successful in doubles, where following a serve to the net is not uncommon, it was refreshing to see it being used in a game that is today dominated by baseline rallies. On the way to the semi-finals, Llodra was was able to take out #10 John Isner, #7 Juan-Martin DelPotro, and Sam Querrey who had defeated #2 Novak Djokovic earlier in the week.
But this was only half the story. Unseeded wildcard entry Jerzy Janowicz of Poland, #69 in the world, played the best tennis of his life and crushed his way through players several times his senior in experience and even age. In order to reach the semi-finals, he had to defeat no less than five of the world top 20 players including Philipp Kohlschreiber, Marin Cilic, #3 Andy Murray, Janko Tipsarevic, and Gilbert Simon–in that order.
By the time you read this, the championship match may already have been played between David Ferrer and Jerzy Janowitz–the two players who made it to the finals. What is on the line for these two athletes? For the Pole, it would be an unbelievable win that came out of nowhere, and perhaps it would be the confidence builder bringing him into the mix with top players more often. For the Spaniard, he would be the first from his country to take this prize, this would be his first Masters 1000 trophy of his career, and the win might provide some momentum going into the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals in London beginning on November 5th. Only the worlds top 8 players get to compete for the singles title in a 3-match round-robin format. The players who have qualified are: Tomas Berdych, Juan Martin del Potro, Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer, David Ferrer, Janko Tipsarevic, and Jo-Wilfried Tsonga.
Any way you slice it, there has been plenty to be excited about this fall in men's professional tennis. And this season of leaves, scary costumes and giving-thanks is yet to be completed.
Posted by Gotta Play Tennis at 10:35 PM
EPISODE 94 (Podcast): Variety, or not, for success...
Tennis Holiday Gift Giving Guide 2012


text:
Eddie Izzard is to stand again for the Labour executive
Eddie Izzard is to stand for membership of Labour's executive committee
Long-time Labour supporter Izzard is to try once more to win a seat on the party's governing body.
by Glyn Bawden (article) and Parasshuram Shalgar (video)
24 October 2017 at 20:45 24 October 2017 at 20:45
Stand-up comedian, actor and political activist Eddie Izzard has announced that he will again throw his hat into the ring in an attempt to be elected onto Labour's National Executive Committee. (NEC).
Izzard's politics
Eddie Izzard has been a long-term supporter and champion of the Labour cause. He has campaigned actively for the party in each of the last four elections and sees election to the NEC as his opportunity to shape the future of the party.
As someone who identifies himself as 'transgender', Mr Izzard said in an open letter in The Guardian that he wanted to use the role if he were elected " to break down barriers" and to make the party more welcoming for groups who feel "isolated or excluded".
He is already a campaigner for LGBT rights but sees this as an opportunity to extend that to all areas of the community who feel disenfranchised such as those with mental health issues, disabled and ethnic minorities.
What he wants to see is an end to "politics as usual" and a fight for an "open and tolerant party". Izzard has already stood for membership of the NEC in 2016 and narrowly lost out but recently Jeremy Corbyn has announced that there will be three new seats available on the committee.
Izzard's beliefs
He is as well-known today for his political activism as he is for his comedy but when he began performing in the 1980's it was his identification as transgender that turned most heads. Being so open about one's beliefs was not something that people were open about 30 or so years ago and the comic suffered for it.
He was frequently taunted and at times physically abused for his preferences for wearing nail polish, skirts or high heels but as he states in his letter in The Guardian, "eventually society started to catch up." As someone who is all too aware of being an outsider in terms of their beliefs, it is no surprise that he should want to stand for those in society who feel isolated.
Izzard the performer
He began his performing career doing improvised street theatre in Covent Garden and after several years when the wave of 'alternative comedy' took hold he famously refused to appear on television. Thankfully that has now changed and he has appeared on TV and in many films. His tours sell out worldwide and he was voted in 3rd place in Britain's 100 Greatest Comedians behind Peter Kay and Billy Connolly.
He famously ran 43 marathons in 51 days in 2009 for Sports Relief despite having no history in distance running and virtually no training.
That he should now turn his considerable talent to the political stage is an exciting prospect. Eddie Izzard has proved time and again that he has the strength of character for a fight and the tenacity to see it through.
Glyn Bawden
Freelance writer. Blogger on travel, food and other stuff at www.travelfoodandotherstuff.com Love to travel, post pics on Instagram at https://www.instagram.
Follow glyn on Facebook Follow glyn on Twitter Follow glyn on Linkedin
Read more on the same topic from Glyn Bawden:
Uncertainty around the future of British Tv duo And and Dec The Salisbury poisonings. Jeremy Corbyn stands alone. England manager Gareth Southgate had pledged to choose players in form
Blasting News recommends Republican Senator to Donald Trump: 'Leave it to the professionals' Donald Trump approval rating near all-time low Star Sports live cricket streaming India vs NZ 1st T20 at Hotstar.com Video


text:
Meet Jermaine
Jermaine Taylor's Journey to the UCF Hall of Fame
or's Journey to the UCF Hall of Fame
The GOAT joins the UCF Hall of FameBy Eric Lopez@EricLopezELO Oct 8, 2021, 5:30pm EDT
Jermaine Taylor
Friday night, arguably the greatest UCF Knights basketball player ever to take the floor gets inducted into the UCF Athletics Hall of Fame, as Jermaine Taylor (2005-2009) gets the well-deserved honor.
A local kid from Tavares, northwest of campus, Taylor was box office hit every time he stepped on a court. No UCF Basketball player had more spectacular plays in a career than he did.
"We are incredibly proud of Jermaine Taylor and congratulate him on his induction into the UCF Hall of Fame!" said former UCF Head Coach Kirk Speraw. "Jermaine was one of the most exciting, skilled, and talented players to ever put on a UCF uniform. Jermaine was not only an outstanding player, but was a tremendous ambassador for our program and University."https://www.youtube.com/embed/29YWyZ1rZoo?rel=0&%3Bstart=21&start=21
Taylor scored 1,979 points during his career ,which is the most in the Division I era of UCF Basketball, and overall 3rd all-time behind fellow UCF Hall of Famers Bo Clark (2,886) and Mike Clark (2,085).
"Jermaine was the greatest scorer I have played with and it's not even close," said Mike O'Donnell, who played with Taylor and fed him a number of his patented alley-oops over his career.https://www.blackandgoldbanneret.com/robots.txt?upapi=trueADhttps://b60ee314adfff0b197d3e4b561ee8e68.safeframe.googlesyndication.com/safeframe/1-0-38/html/container.html?upapi=true
Taylor was named Third Team All-American and won the Conference USA Player of the Year award in as a senior in 2009. He was selected to the All-C-USA First Team, NABC All-District First Team, and the USBWA All-District Team. He averaged 26.2 points, which was third-best in the nation, and set a Conference USA single-season record with 466 total points and a 29.1 points-per-game average in conference play.
"He worked tirelessely each summer to improve," said O'Donnell. "He could effortlessly manipulate defenders at will. He was a phenomenal scorer and a wonderful teammate."
Taylor scored a school-record 812 points during his senior season and shot 48% from the floor, including 37.6% from three-point range. You can check out our chat with Taylor from our July 6, 20217 edition of Black and Gold Banneret podcast here:https://www.stitcher.com/embed/95717/50864919
Taylor is also the highest NBA Draft pick in UCF history, when he was selected with the 32nd overall pick in the 2009 NBA Draft by the Washington Wizards, and shortly after was traded to the Houston Rockets.https://www.youtube.com/embed/PI5xiRVfrjs?rel=0
On December 15, 2010, the Rockets traded Taylor to the Sacramento Kings for a protected second-round pick. In two NBA seasons, he averaged 5.4 points per game. He was waived by the Kings at the end of the season.
Taylor played in the D-League for seven seasons, averaging 14.4 points per game, and played all over the world over the rest of the decade. Most recently, Taylor has been playing in the Big3 league.https://www.youtube.com/embed/xz7ijh1RnnA?rel=0
For more on this year's UCF Athletics Hall of Fame Class, check out our special edition of "Knight Shift" where we discussed this year's class and who could be possible candidates in the future.https://www.youtube.com/embed/ySBoTK_sf7w?rel=0&list=PLLlBFgvTAeUwV48XxxHOeKvuhDEj8aCxK
'One of the all-time greats': basketball alumnus returns to UCF
Jermaine Taylor Ready for NBA Comeback
Contact Jermaine Taylor
For Corporate Appearances, Speaking Engagements, Autograph Signings, Social Media Endorsements and other Business Opportunities
Bookings@JermaineTaylor.com


Clint Eastwood enjoys lads' night out at jazz club Daily MailClint Eastwood threw on a fleece for a low-key lads' night out on Monday, which saw him heading to a jazz café with actor and comic Tom Dreesen.
DVD REVIEW: In 'The Mule,' Clint Eastwood looks at senior citizens and drug cartels Sioux City JournalSomewhere before Christmas, we've come to expect a movie from Clint Eastwood that addresses current affairs through the eyes of a senior citizen.
How Old Is Clint Eastwood and How Many Kids Does He Have? The Cheat SheetActor and director Clint Eastwood has been both in front of and behind the camera for decades. Here's what you might not know about his personal life.
All About Mick Jagger's Ex, 23, Who Was Spotted at Dinner with Clint Eastwood, 88 PEOPLE.comNoor Alfallah and Clint Eastwood dined together in Los Angeles on Monday night, though she insists it's not what you think.
The Mule review - good ol' boy rides again The Arts DeskHe's been a movie star for half a century but can Eastwood cut it one more time? Film review by Saskia Baron.
If so, what are their names?
I can't find it anywhere. It came out in 2005, and it's dvd release was in 2006 but I still can't find it.
I'm doing a commercial based off of it for my leadership position. The title of the backing track would be much appreciated. Thank you!


text:
Doctor Who review: And like hope, love abides by Lacy Baugher
Outlander review: It's difficult to "Do No Harm" in pre-Revolutionary America by Rachel Montpelier
Widows: Action-packed analysis of women taking control
by Kristen Lopez
AFI Fest Review: Widows
Widows is a twisted examination of how men continually let women down while subtly exposing the filmic sexism of the heist film.
Director Steve McQueen is generally regarded for making emotionally vulnerable, provocatively powerful features. Hunger, Shame, and his Academy Award-winning feature, 12 Years a Slave, left audiences bereft, exhausted, and transported. Widows is a far cry from that trio of titles. Based on a British miniseries of the same name, Widows is a fast-paced actioner that subtly (and, at times, not so subtly) packs in larger themes regarding race, class, gender dichotomies, and the concept of ownership and who is allowed to (or not) make a life for themselves in America.
When Veronica's (Viola Davis) husband dies during a heist gone wrong she is tasked with acquiring $2 million in a month to pay off Jamal Manning (Brian Tyree Henry). She enlists the help of the other widows from the previous heist in order to pull off her husband's final job.
L-R: Elizabeth Debicki (back to camera), Cynthia Erivo, Viola Davis (back to camera), and Michelle Rodriguez star in Twentieth Century Fox's WIDOWS. Photo Credit: Courtesy Twentieth Century Fox.
Widows is a feast of different plotlines that become a touch gluttonous. The commercials and opening scene — in which we watch the fiery end result of Harry's (Liam Neeson) botched robbery — would have you believe it's a straightforward heist thriller. But McQueen, who co-wrote the script alongside Gone Girl's Gillian Flynn, goes deeper to explore the need for female unity and the underwhelming support of male entitlement.
Viola Davis stoically underplays Veronica. She isn't just the ringleader but the galvanizing force to remind the other aforementioned widows that "no one thinks we've got the balls" to pull off the job. A former teacher, Veronica has grown accustomed to a sheltered life provided by her husband, and this need to get the money isn't just to pay off a debt but to reclaim the muted autonomy she's lost. The same holds for all the other women in the cast, from Michelle Rodriguez's Linda, a dress shop owner whose husband sold her store to pay bookies, to Elizabeth Debicki's Alice, a woman who's been physically and emotionally battered by everyone in her life. Upon meeting, they're guarded. The actresses' expertly show, with their downcast eyes and attempts to be tough, that society has prohibited them from being friends.
Davis capably anchors the movie with her simmering rage kept back just enough so that when the film's eventual twist — which, if you've read any of Flynn's novels is evident fairly quickly — happens, it becomes a chance for the actress to unleash a torrent of emotions. And yet Davis never takes away from the other ladies' impact.
L-R: Michelle Rodriguez, Viola Davis, and Elizabeth Debicki star in Twentieth Century Fox's WIDOWS. Photo Credit: Courtesy Twentieth Century Fox.
The film packs a lot of material into its runtime while never diminishing the characterizations of any of the women. Elizabeth Debicki continues to show why she's one of the best rising actresses. Alice, quick to throw out a smile at the risk of being smacked, isn't written as the typical "battered" wife. Gone is the sorrow and in its place is a critique of a world that openly makes relationships based on money the only means to fake romance. Debicki's grace and beauty are meant to be artificial; Alice has played a part her whole life and has hidden her true emotions. Not even able to drive, Alice is the most hobbled by male attention because no one expects anything of her.
Rodriguez along with Cynthia Erivo as Belle aren't focused on with the same emotional heft as Davis or Debicki's characters, but they each are given a contrasting lifestyle that makes their success or failure even more dire. Each has a child to raise and come from less affluent circumstances, expanding McQueen's world and reminding audiences that issues like poverty have vastly different outcomes depending on race and gender.
Daniel Kaluuya and Brian Tyree Henry in Twentieth Century Fox's WIDOWS. Photo Credit: Courtesy Twentieth Century Fox.
Really, what the script says is we must lay the problems of this world at the feet of the men in power, or those who want to be. Brian Tyree Henry's Jamal Manning is a flawed man, transitioning from drug dealing to politics, which the script argues don't really seem that different when you think of who's being shaken down. Henry is frightening, but more in the vein of a manipulative schemer than an outright murderer. Threatening a dog is where Henry shows his amazing ability to haunt you, but the true sociopath is Manning's brother, Jatemme (Daniel Kaluuya). Whether it's watching television while a man is being beaten to death or casually stalking someone from his car while trying to learn a foreign language, Kaluuya is haunting. Colin Farrell's Jack Mulligan is the typical legacy politician we've seen in several movies, and while Farrell is dependable, his wonky Chicago accent and general exaggerations in performance leave this one of his lesser performances.
DF-01120_1123_1134_R2_COMP – Viola Davis and Cynthia Erivo star in Twentieth Century Fox's WIDOWS. Photo Credit: Merrick Morton.
The actual heist, coming in over 90 minutes in, is one of the film's best setpieces. The score, the cinematography, everything is breathless and fluid, though it does feel like it's taken a long time to get there. The problem is that, while the script is beautiful, there's far too much happening. Scenes of Harry and Veronica's son, the history of the Mulligan family and Jack's relationship with his racist father (played by Robert Duvall reenacting his Newsies audition), the background of Chicago's own war with its haves and have-nots, makes for a movie that feels more suited to its limited series origins than a two-hour movie.
You can also pinpoint exactly which scenes are Flynn written and which McQueen. At times it leaves the movie feeling like a mish-mash of expressive human drama on the one hand, and an overly simplistic melodrama on the other. This isn't to say Widows suffers — it's highly entertaining — just that it tries to do too much.
Regardless of how packed it is, Widows is a rollicking good time that reminds women of truths they've known for generations: always do it yourself. Viola Davis and Elizabeth Debicki are fantastic, with Rodriguez and Erivo pulling up the rear (which still works, but they needed more). Steve McQueen shows his light touch and you'll be ready to start robbing as well.
Related Story: 25 must-see films playing at this year's AFI Fest
Kristen Lopez
Kristen Lopez has a Masters from CSUS and spends her time watching movies and reading books. She's worked as a TCM Social Producer and has contributed articles to Flavorwire, The Playlist, Pacific Standard and Film School Rejects.
Follow @Journeys_Film
Your Culturess.
Build your custom Culturess Daily email newsletter with news and analysis on Culturess and all your favorite sports teams, TV shows, and more.


The hat that made us famous. This suede hat has a medium/wide curved brim that really looks great on your head. The brim is reinforced with nylon to retain the shape and the plaited hatband finishes it off. A "must have" if you are new to the range.


text:
package com.r3bl.todo_app.container.redux.state;

import com.google.gson.Gson;
import com.google.gson.GsonBuilder;
import org.apache.commons.lang3.SerializationUtils;

import java.io.Serializable;

/**
 * Created by nazmul on 11/8/16.
 */

public class State implements Serializable {

// make sure that anything you want to save to firebase is marked public
public User user;
public Data data;

public State() {
  // default constructor required for firebase DataSnapshot.getValue(State.class)
}

@Override
public String toString() {
  Gson gson = new GsonBuilder().setPrettyPrinting()
                               .serializeNulls()
                               .create();
  return gson.toJson(this);
}

public State deepCopy() {
  return SerializationUtils.clone(this);
}

}// end class ApplicationState


Correspondence to: Valerio De Stefano. Servizio di Ematologia, Policlinico Agostino Gemelli, Largo Gemelli 8, 00168 Rome, Italy. Email: valerio.destefano@unicatt.it.
Provenance: This is a Guest Editorial commissioned by Associate Editor-in-Chief Xingshun Qi (Department of Gastroenterology, General Hospital of Shenyang Military Area, Shenyang, China).
Comment on: Ageno W, Dentali F, Pomero F, et al. Incidence rates and case fatality rates of portal vein thrombosis and Budd-Chiari syndrome. Thromb Haemost 2017;117:794-800.
Received: 15 June 2017; Accepted: 19 July 2017; Published: 12 September 2017.
Thrombosis of splanchnic veins encompasses hepatic (Budd-Chiari syndrome, BCS), portal, mesenteric, and splenic veins. In the general population, splanchnic vein thrombosis (SVT) is rare. BCS and portal vein thrombosis (PVT) are listed in Orphanet (Orpha 131 and Orpha 854, respectively) (1). However, there is no internationally accepted definition of rare disease, and the prevalence rate employed in national legislations varies from less than 200,000 (approximately 1 in 1,500 individuals) in the United States to 1 in 10,000 individuals in Australia and Taiwan (2,3). In Europe, a disease is defined as rare when it affects less than 1 in 2,000 individuals (4).
Studies on the prevalence, incidence, and mortality rate of diseases are based on three main activities: identification of the study cohort, case ascertainment, and quantification of the number of events. The type of data source (e.g., in-patients or out-patients), age or other demographic limits, geographic location, and time interval investigated are the main elements to consider in cohort identification. Studies that identify cases solely from the review of in-patient medical records may underestimate the true incidence since patients that are not hospitalized and patients who suddenly died can be missed.
Moreover, the use of administrative data as a source to estimate disease prevalence and incidence is subject to errors in case ascertainment (5,6). Coding errors, diagnostic uncertainty or misclassification, diagnoses of exclusion, limits in the number of diagnoses included in the patient chart, multiple records of initial or recurrent events in the same patient and discovery of missed events during autopsy can contribute to errors in administrative data and result in low accuracy, leading to the underestimation or overestimation of incidence rate.
Case fatality rate (CFR), also called case fatality ratio, represents the proportion of patients who die from a specified disease among all individuals diagnosed with the disease over a certain period of time. CFR is used as a measure of disease severity and is calculated by dividing the number of deaths from a specified disease by the number of individuals diagnosed with the disease over a defined period of time; the resulting ratio is then multiplied by 100 to yield a percentage. For diseases that have a spectrum of clinical presentation, the cases that are preferentially enrolled into investigational databases will typically involve patients who have the most severe symptoms, who seek medical care, who are admitted to hospital, or who die (7). Therefore, the CFR is typically higher among these cases with respect to those with mild, subclinical, and asymptomatic presentations, leading to an important selection bias and overestimation of the actual rate in the entire patient population. In this setting, addressing the CFR based on a hospitalized population can typically be biased due to overestimation (cases with less severe presentation are missed) or underestimation (cases with sudden death are missed); additionally, in certain cases, recording the ultimate cause of death can lead to misinterpretation when using administrative data (e.g., intracranial haemorrhage due to anticoagulant treatment prescribed for cancer-related venous thromboembolism).
The incidence rate of BCS has been reported to be less than 1 case per million individuals per year (8-13) (Table 1), and that of PVT to be between 0.27 and 0.70 cases per 100,000 individuals per year (10,15) (Table 2). An exceedingly high incidence of PVT at 21 cases per 100,000 individuals per year has been reported in a recent nationwide population-based study conducted in Denmark from 1994 to 2013 (13) (Table 2). However, in a population-based autopsy study carried out in Malmö, Sweden in 1970–1982, the prevalence rate for PVT was as high as 1.0% (n=23,796 representing 84% of all in-hospital deaths), suggesting a higher lifetime risk than previously thought (16).
Ageno and colleagues (14) performed a large epidemiologic study based on hospital admission due to BCS or PVT during the period from 2000 to 2012 in two regions in Italy (total population 13 million) that included 287 cases of BCS and 3,535 cases of PVT. The method for ascertainment of cases was accurate and included the development of an ad hoc identification number to allow for the recognition of repeated hospital admissions for each patient and the distinction of initial incidences from recurrences. The incidence rate of BCS was higher than that in previous studies, and the incidence rate of PVT was intermediate among a wide range of estimates (Tables 1,2). This may be due to several reasons.
First, in the last two decades, non-invasive imaging methods, such as Doppler ultrasound, computed tomography (CT), and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), have been substantially improved and broadly employed, so it is now much easier to obtain information on abdominal vessels and their flow characteristics. For example, in one study, the proportion of PVT diagnosed in an early phase was 7% in patients evaluated before 1990 and 56% after 1994 (17). A nationwide population-based study conducted in Denmark from 1994 to 2013 identified 1,915 patients with SVT; among them, 14.1% were diagnosed from 1994 to 1999, 23.2% from 2000 to 2005, and 62.7% from 2006 to 2013 (13). Therefore, comparison with studies that report data from populations investigated before 1990 or 2000 is not adequate (Tables 1,2).
Second, the study by Ageno and colleagues (14) refers only to hospitalized patients. Two population-based studies including in-patient and out-patient datasets have been carried out in Sweden from 1990 to 2001 for BCS (11) and from 1995 to 2003 for PVT (15), based on the national registration number, which is unique for each citizen (18); another nationwide population-based study conducted in Denmark from 1994 to 2013 identified all in-patients and out-patients with first-time SVT (13). The incidence rate estimated in those studies is likely to be the most accurate for BCS and PVT in the general population so far, although the time period in which the studies have been conducted seems to be an important confounding factor (Tables 1,2). However, in spite of the different source populations (in-patients only vs. in-patients and out-patients), in the study by Ageno and colleagues, the incidence rate of BCS was higher than that previously reported (11,13); on the other hand, the incidence rate of PVT was much lower than that previously reported (13). There are other differences between the Italian study and the nationwide Swedish and Danish studies that should be taken into consideration. First, the Italian cohort was assembled a decade later than the Swedish cohort, and it may have taken advantage of improvements in diagnostic imaging tools; however, in the Italian study, a trend in the incidence of events from 2002 to 2012 was not evident, suggesting that progress in imaging techniques was less rapid during those years than that in the past. Second, the incidence rate of events was estimated from background populations with very different sizes, 13 million in the Italian study (14), 1.3 million (BCS cases) or 4.4 million (PVT cases) in the Swedish studies (11,15) and 7.3 million in the Danish study (13). Third and most important, in the Italian study, the patients were included on the basis of either primary and up to five secondary discharge ICD-9-CM diagnosis codes for BCS or PVT (14), whereas in the Swedish studies, the patients were included on the basis of the primary discharge ICD-9 and ICD-10 diagnosis codes only (11,15); in the Danish study (reporting a much higher incidence of PVT), the patients with SVT were included on the basis of primary and up to 19 secondary discharge ICD-8 and ICD-10 diagnosis codes for BCS or PVT (13).
In a recent prospective survey on 597 patients with SVT conducted from 2008 to 2012, one-third of the patients had an incidental diagnosis (19,20); a previous diagnosis of incidental SVT is likely to be coded as secondary diagnosis in the case of hospitalization for other medical reasons. In this survey, diagnosis of liver cirrhosis or solid cancer was present in 46% and 35%, respectively, of the incidental cases of SVT (20). In the study by Ageno and colleagues (14), the proportion of patients with liver cirrhosis and cancer was comparable (33% and 39%, respectively); the method of data collection did not allow the distinction between diagnoses due to clinical suspicion or incidental detection; however, patients with these conditions undergo frequent imaging procedures for diagnostic work-up or follow-up reasons, and some of these procedures could have been carried out while they were hospitalized. It is reasonable to speculate that clinically suspected SVT leading to hospitalization for acute symptoms might result in primary discharge diagnosis, whereas incidental thromboses might result in secondary discharge diagnosis, and this could have contributed to the higher incidence rate than that reported in studies that only recorded primary discharge diagnoses (11,15); notably, a large majority of incidentally diagnosed SVT are PVT; thus, studies that include secondary diagnosis codes are more likely to identify such cases, with a change in the measured rate depending on the number of secondary diagnosis codes considered, which were five in the Italian study (14) and up to 19 in the Danish study (13).
In the cohort investigated by Ageno and colleagues (14), the proportion of fatal cases during hospitalization was 4.9% in patients with BCS and 7.3% in patients with PVT during a study interval of 10 years [2002–2012]. The highest rate of fatality was reported for patients with solid cancer (28%), haematologic neoplasia (13%) and autoimmune disease (10%); the fatality rate in patients with cirrhosis was 7%.
In a large retrospective analysis of 832 patients with SVT admitted to a single center from 1980 to 2000, the survival rate at 10 years was 60% (21). In that study, patients with isolated BCS (n=45) had the highest 10-year survival rate (82%), whereas patients with isolated PVT (n=329) had the lowest (63%) (21). In a population-based studies carried out in Sweden, the survival rate among 43 patients with BCS identified from 1990 to 2001 was 56% (11). and among the 173 patients with PVT identified from 1995 to 2004, it was 57% (15). In the aforementioned nationwide Danish study [1994–2013] after a 5-year follow-up, 458 patients with SVT (24%) were still alive (43% of 204 with BCS, 24% of 1,500 with PVT, and 7% of 211 with mesenteric vein thrombosis). The most frequent cause of death was circulatory system disease (24.3%), respiratory system disease (14.6%), and cancer (12.4%) (13). Therefore, in the Italian study, the mortality rate among hospitalized patients with BCS and PVT was far lower than that reported in the general population (11,13,15) or in the patient cohort referred to a tertiary center (21). This discrepancy remains difficult to explain; however, different study designs do not allow for a meaningful comparison between the different estimates.
In the study by Ageno and colleagues (14), the only independent risk factors for in-hospital mortality using the first multivariate model including age, gender, site of thrombosis and all co-morbidities were age, male gender, haematological neoplasia, and non-abdominal solid cancer for BCS and age and the presence of non-abdominal solid cancer for PVT. In the second multivariate model, which included age, gender, site of thrombosis and the Charlson comorbidity index (CCI) modified for ICD-9-CM database, age was confirmed to be an independent risk factor for mortality in both BCS and PVT patients, and male gender was confirmed to be a risk factor in BCS patients only; a CCI of 4 or more was a significant risk factor for PVT patients (odds ratio, 3.48; 95% CI, 2.50–4.80), but it reached only a borderline level of statistical significance in BCS patients (odds ratio, 3.06; 95% CI, 0.91–10.2) (14). Older age and presence of active cancer and myeloproliferative neoplasm have been previously reported to be independent predictors of mortality in a referral cohort of patients with SVT (21).
The CCI was developed to predict 1-year patient mortality using comorbidity data obtained from hospital chart review; the final Charlson index score is the sum of 19 predefined comorbidities that are assigned different weights based on the magnitude of the adjusted relative risk associated with each comorbidity in a Cox proportional hazards regression model (22); administrative database adaptations of the CCI are now commonly used. In comparison to chart review, the use of the CCI based on the ICD-9-CM discharge code showed a reduction in precision with a high variability of positive predictive values for the Charlson conditions, ranging from 44% to 96% (23,24); the database adaptation of the ICD-10 code demonstrated an improved positive predictive value for the Charlson conditions from 82% to 100% (25). Therefore, as acknowledged by Ageno and colleagues (14), the use of the ICD-9-CM is a strong limitation of their study.
The design of the study did not allow the medical or interventional treatments to impact the mortality rate. However, treatment modalities heavily influence the outcome of SVT. The introduction of liver transplantation, percutaneous angioplasty and routine anticoagulation and transjugular intrahepatic portosystemic shunt to the clinical practice is associated with a progressive and significant improvement of the survival rate among BCS patients (26). In PVT, the treatment modalities are heterogeneous and mostly depend on a contemporary diagnosis of cirrhosis (27); additionally, patients with SVT and liver cirrhosis have a lower mortality rate than patients with SVT and cancer, but it is definitely higher than that of patients with non-cirrhotic and non-malignant SVT (13,19). A systematic review of 79 studies on BCS patients addressed the effect of treatment modalities on the survival rate of patients. According to the treatment modalities, the median 1-, 5- and 10-year survival rate was 93%, 83% and 73% after interventional radiological treatment; 81%, 75% and 72.5% after surgery other than liver transplantation; 82.5%, 70.2% and 66.5% after liver transplantation and 68.1%, 44.4% and unavailable after medical therapy alone, respectively (28).
The estimation of incidence rate and mortality rate of BCS and PVT in the general population remains challenging because of the heterogeneity in the patient cohorts investigated, in the methods of case ascertainment, and in the background populations. Another confounding factor is the time period of diagnosis; in fact, there is continuous improvement in diagnostic imaging tools frequently allowing earlier and/or incidental diagnoses. Moreover, treatment modalities strongly influence outcomes, especially in BCS patients. However, the study by Ageno and colleagues (14) has been carried out on the largest population investigated so far, assembling an impressive number of 287 BCS cases and 3,535 PVT cases. Therefore, their results concerning the hospitalized population with BCS and PVT are based on a sample size that should ensure reliable information; unfortunately, nationwide registries that can uniquely identify a citizen and procure relevant data on in-patients or out-patients are not active in most countries with the largest populations.
Zhang W, Qi X, Zhang X, et al. Budd-Chiari syndrome in China: a systematic analysis of epidemiological features based on the Chinese literature survey. Gastroenterol Res Pract 2015;2015:738548.
Cite this article as: De Stefano V, Rossi E. Incidence and mortality rates of splanchnic vein thrombosis. AME Med J 2017;2:135.


All South Dakota State Taxes (Summary & Expanded List from CPAide) Click here for a handy summary of all South Dakota taxes and a larger list of links to South Dakota taxes and other tax help and forms for each South Dakota tax.
South Dakota Administrative Rules Enter any Title, Article, Chapter, or Section number and click on "Get Rule."
South Dakota Department of Revenue Revenue calendar, publications, laws, regulations and other useful links are all here.
South Dakota Judicial Info Click on "Site Preview & Search" to view a summary of this resource or to search the resource web site before you visit.
South Dakota Legislative Info Information on South Dakota State Legislators, Legislative Sessions from 1997 to present, the South Dakota Constitution, South Dakota Codified Laws, Administrative Rules, and other information on the Legislature.
South Dakota Statutes South Dakota Codified Laws.
South Dakota Tax Forms Business tax forms, central assessor forms, motor vehicle forms, property tax forms and special tax forms in Adobe (.pdf) format.


For all we know, these attention seeking celebs got together as a business deal. They have known each other for a very long time and claim that they were always with different people or at different places in their lives to commit to each other earlier on in their friendship. In early 2012, the friends finally decided to take the plunge after years of being secretly attracted to each other. The friendship began in 2004 when they first met, Kim was married to Damon Thomas. Kanye reportedly saw pictures of Kim prior to meeting and claims his heart began to pitter patter.


text:
Q: How can I remove underline of link using CSS and JQuery? There are four links with  label in my webpage, I hope to redirect to new webpage and remove the underline of the link when I click a link.
The Code A can  redirect new webpage when I click a link, but the underline of the link can't be removed.
The Code B can remove the underline of the link when I click  a link, but webpage can't be  redirected, how to fix it?
Code A
       $(function () {
            $(".mainMenu").click(function () {
                $(".mainMenu").removeClass("mainMenuSelected").addClass("mainMenu");
                $(this).addClass("mainMenuSelected");
            });
        });

   Home
    Demo
    Help
    About

.mainMenu {
    font-size: 20px;
    margin-right: 25px;
}

.mainMenuSelected {
    text-decoration: none;
    color: Blue;
}

Code B
       $(function () {
            $(".mainMenu").click(function () {
                $(".mainMenu").removeClass("mainMenuSelected").addClass("mainMenu");
                $(this).removeAttr("href").addClass("mainMenuSelected");
            });
        });

...//The same

Added Content:
The following Code C is my answer, it works well.
Code C
$(function () {
            var filename = window.location.pathname.split('/').pop();

            switch (filename.toUpperCase()) {
                case "Default.aspx".toUpperCase():
                    setMainMenuSelected("#id_home");
                    break;

                case "":
                    setMainMenuSelected("#id_home");
                    break;

                case "Demo.aspx".toUpperCase():
                    setMainMenuSelected("#id_demo");
                    break;

                case "Help.aspx".toUpperCase():
                    setMainMenuSelected("#id_help");
                    break;

                case "About.aspx".toUpperCase():
                    setMainMenuSelected("#id_about");
                    break;

            }

        });

        function setMainMenuSelected(id) {
            $(id).removeAttr("href").addClass("mainMenuSelected");
        }

A: I wouldn't use Javascript to solve this. I'd do it right in the HTML code which creates your menu.
You can compare HttpContext.Current.Request.Url.AbsolutePath, which contains the path portion of the URL of the page you're currently viewing, with the href of each menu item.
<a id="id_home" href="/Default.aspx" class="mainMenu <% HttpContext.Current.Request.Url.AbsolutePath == "/Default.aspx" ? "mainMenuSelected" : "" %>">Home
<a id="id_demo" href="/Demo.aspx" class="mainMenu <% HttpContext.Current.Request.Url.AbsolutePath == "/Demo.aspx" ? "mainMenuSelected" : "" %>">Demo
<a id="id_help" href="/Help.aspx" class="mainMenu <% HttpContext.Current.Request.Url.AbsolutePath == "/Help.aspx" ? "mainMenuSelected" : "" %>">Help
<a id="id_about" href="/About.aspx" class="mainMenu <% HttpContext.Current.Request.Url.AbsolutePath == "/About.aspx" ? "mainMenuSelected" : "" %>">About

A:

$(function () {
  $(".mainMenu").click(function () {
      $('.mainMenu').removeClass("mainMenuSelected");
      $(this).toggleClass("mainMenuSelected");
      $(this).removeAttr("href");
  });
});
.mainMenu {
    font-size: 20px;
    margin-right: 25px;
    color: black;
    text-decoration: underline;
}

.mainMenuSelected {
    text-decoration: none;
    color: Blue;
}

Home
Demo
Help
About

I hope helps this solution. please check.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


text:
LinkedIn Reveals Top Childhood Dream Jobs
LinkedIn surveyed more than 8,000 professionals to find out what they wanted to be when they grew up. Here's a look at the results, plus tips for how you can use LinkedIn to get the job you always wanted, because itu0019s never too late to dream.
CIO	 Nov 20, 2012 7:00 am PST
According to new data from professional social network LinkedIn, if you're male you likely wanted to be a professional athlete or pilot; if you're female you probably wanted to be either a teacher or veterinarian.
LinkedIn surveyed more than 8,000 professionals globally to find out the most common childhood career aspirations and how many respondents currently have their dream job.
According to the results, the top childhood dream jobs for men in the United States were the following:
Professional or Olympic athlete (8.2 percent)
Airplane or helicopter pilot (6.8 percent)
Scientist (6.8 percent)
Lawyer (5.9 percent)
Astronaut (5 percent)
For women, the top childhood dream jobs were these:
Teacher (11.4 percent)
Veterinarian (9 percent)
Writer, journalist or novelist (8.1 percent)
Doctor, nurse or emergency medical technician (7.1 percent)
Singer (7.1 percent)
"The dream jobs we aspire to as children are a window into our passions and talents," says Nicole Williams, connection director at LinkedIn. "Identifying and understanding those passions are key to improving our performance and enjoyment of the jobs we currently do even if they aren't specific to the careers we dreamed of as kids."
Click image for full infographic.
According to LinkedIn's report, nearly one in three respondents say they either currently have their childhood dream job or work in an related field.
But for those who don't, respondents were most likely to cite becoming interested in a different career path when they got older as the primary reason for working in an unrelated field (44 percent). Respondents also said that their dream job was too difficult or expensive to pursue (15 percent) or they chose a more profitable job instead (13 percent).
"If your childhood fantasy was to become a professional swimmer or an Olympic athlete, chances are you may need to have a backup plan," Williams says. "However, if you think about what it is that you love about competition—either in the pool or on dry land—you might find exactly what you're looking for in the career your already have," she says.
As an adult, professionals chose what they valued most in a dream job: The top result was taking pleasure in your work, followed by helping others, a flexible work schedule, a high salary and prestige or power.
If your dream job is within reach and you need an extra boost, here's a look at three ways you can use LinkedIn to help you achieve your dream job as an adult.
1. Do your homework. "Make a list of people who are working in your dream career and then hit up their LinkedIn profiles to see their trajectory," Williams says. Check out their skills and see if there are related volunteer opportunities that you can add to your career repertoire, she says.
2. Connect with them. "The quickest way into your dream career is to connect with them ASAP," Williams says. "Odds are they'll be happy to help you out. People who are working in their dream careers generally love what they do and are delighted to talk about it."
3. Unveil a dream job you've had. "If you've had a dream career—and remember that it may be someone elses' dream job even if it isn't yours—make sure to add it to your profile," Williams suggests. Did you join the circus to pay for college or start your career as a quarterback before becoming a businessman? Include it. The career experiences you've had make you unique and they may be the very things that differentiate you from your competition.


text:
package apollo.analysis;

import java.io.FileInputStream;

import apollo.datamodel.StrandedFeatureSet;

import junit.framework.TestCase;

public class PrimerBlastHtmlParserTest extends TestCase {

  public void testParse() throws Exception
  {
    PrimerBlastHtmlParser parser = new PrimerBlastHtmlParser();
    FileInputStream fis = new FileInputStream("/Users/elee/blah/primer_blast_results.html");
    StrandedFeatureSet results = new StrandedFeatureSet();
    parser.parse(fis, results);
  }

}


These are the 1st look of the talk-of-the-town collection of H&M X Isabel Marrant. below is the launching event vid of the collection which just happened on last week. injecting the spirit of a party mood and her hometown, Paris as the background while showcasing all the pieces. joyful!
hehe..the main idea about this whole post is i am invited to the pre-opening of another H&M store in Avenue-K on next week. Yeahhoooo really really can't wait for that sure-fire gonna be a fabulous night for me!


text:
jmsellin@uwm.eduCurtin Hall 485Graduate Students, Media, Cinema and Digital Studies Students
Sellin-Blanc, Jessica
Plan: Media, Cinema and Digital Studies - PhD
Achieved Degrees
BA University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (2011); MA University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (2014)
Sellin-Blanc, Jessica, and Paul Doro. "Gender, Race, and Rage in Trump's America and Cult." Gender, Sexuality, and Queerness in American Horror Story: Critical Essays, McFarland, 2019, pp. 113–129. ; Sellin-Blanc, Jessica. "Priming the Multiverse: Contextualizing the Kelvin Timeline Through Gene Roddenberry's Original Narrative." The Kelvin Timeline of Star Trek: Essays on J.J. Abrams' Final Frontier, McFarland, 2019.
Television Studies, Media Historiography, Aesthetics, Sound Studies, Genre Theory, Contemporary Horror.
"SHER-locked: Unlocking Sherlock's Post-Modern Narrative Through Technology." Sherlock Holmes: Past and Present. London, UK, June 2013; "Bates Motel: The Uncanny House as a Localized Site of Identity." Film and History Conference. Milwaukee, WI. October 2017; "McLuhan's Mosaic: Westworld and the Global Village." Midwest Interdisciplinary Graduate Conference. Milwaukee, WI. February 2017.


text:
Tranvías de Mérida es una extinta compañía que operaba tranvías en la ciudad de Mérida, Yucatán.

Los primeros tranvías en Mérida comenzaron sus recorridos el 15 de septiembre de 1880 en la línea establecida por Manuel Dondé e inicialmente hacían uso de caballos. Los vagones se compraron a la John Stephenson Company de Nueva York. El 18 de junio de 1891 se fundó la Compañía de Tranvías de Mérida y se convirtió en el operador de los tranvías en la ciudad.

En 1893, la ciudad disponía de 25.4 kilómetros de tranvías y para 1895 se había extendido el sistema hasta 30.5 km. La John Stephenson Company construyó tranvías de vapor en 1902 para la Compañía de Tranvías de Mérida y se continuó la ampliación de la red:
 En 1900, recorría 34 km.
 En 1905, recorría 40 km.
 En 1906, recorría 46 km.
 En 1907, recorría 50 km y 150 tranvías.

Al terminar la década de 1920 la red consistía de 53 km de longitud. La compañía cerró en el año de 1930.

Referencias

Mérida (Yucatán)
Transporte de Yucatán
Tranvías

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


text:
Rosemarie Neuser (* 22. März 1955 als Rosemarie Jung) ist eine ehemalige deutsche Fußballspielerin.

Karriere

Vereine
Neuser hat von 1981 bis 1985 für die SSG 09 Bergisch Gladbach und von 1985 bis 1990 für den TSV Siegen als Torhüterin gespielt; in dieser Zeit gewann sie jeweils fünf Deutsche Meisterschaften und Pokalsiege. Mit ihrem ersten Verein gewann sie einmal den Pokal-Wettbewerb und dreimal die Meisterschaft, wobei sie lediglich am 30. Juni 1984 beim 3:1-Sieg über den FSV Frankfurt im Finale das Tor hütete. Zuvor war es die Torfrau Bärbel Domhoff (1982, 1983). Mit ihrem zweiten Verein gehörte sie 1987 und 1990 der Finalmannschaft um die Deutsche Meisterschaft und viermal der Finalmannschaft um den DFB-Pokal an.

Vor dem Start der Bundesliga im Jahr 1990 beendete sie ihre Laufbahn. Ihre Nachfolge im Siegener Tor trat Marion Isbert an.

Nationalmannschaft
Für die A-Nationalmannschaft bestritt sie von 1984 bis 1987 acht Länderspiele, von denen sie sechs gewann und zwei verlor. Ihr Debüt gab sie am 25. Januar 1984 in Mailand bei der 1:2-Niederlage gegen die Nationalmannschaft Italiens. Ihren letzten Einsatz als Nationalspielerin hatte sie am 4. September 1987 in Verden (Aller) beim 5:0-Sieg über die Nationalmannschaft Islands.

Erfolge
 SSG 09 Bergisch Gladbach
 Deutscher Meister 1982, 1983 (jeweils ohne Einsatz), 1984
 DFB-Pokal-Sieger 1984
 TSV Siegen
 Deutscher Meister 1987, 1990
 DFB-Pokal-Sieger 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989

Sonstiges
Sie war mit ihrem ehemaligen Trainer Gerd Neuser verheiratet.

Weblinks
 Rosemarie Neuser auf soccerdonna.de
 Rosemarie Neuser auf dfb.de

Literatur
 Ronny Galczynski: Frauenfußball von A – Z. Das Lexikon des deutschen Frauenfußballs. Humboldt Verlag, Hannover 2010. ISBN 978-3-86910-169-9.

Fußballnationaltorhüter (Deutschland)
Fußballtorhüter (SSG 09 Bergisch Gladbach)
Fußballtorhüter (TSV Siegen)
Deutscher Meister (Fußball)
DFB-Pokal-Sieger
Deutscher
Geboren 1955
Frau


A JCU researcher is undertaking research into the exercise and lifestyle of post-menopausal women and is seeking participants for her study.
A James Cook University researcher is undertaking research into the exercise and lifestyle of post-menopausal women and is seeking participants for her study.
The study is designed for Townsville women who've already gone through menopause. Candidates need to lead a relatively sedentary lifestyle and not participate in regular exercise.
According to the researchers, women who participated in the first stage of the program in Townsville last year received great results, both physically and psychologically.
After the study, participants showed reduced weight, waist circumference and cholesterol, and increased upper and lower body strength and cardiorespiratory fitness.
Primary investigator, Dr Fiona Barnett, Head of Sport and Exercise Science at JCU, said the program runs for eight weeks, with participants required to attend JCU Townsville campus three times a week, where they will take part in a group-based circuit style class.
They will also receive information on various topics pertinent to post-menopausal women.
Volunteers will need to commit to eight weeks of the program – to be held at the Exercise Physiology Clinic at the Clinical Practice Building at JCU Townsville.
"We hope to determine whether this program can improve the health and well-being of post-menopausal women," Dr Barnett said.
Participation is unpaid but participants are offered a free supervised exercise program for eight weeks. Parking is available, but transport to the venue is at the participant's expense.


Аннотация: The article demonstrates the principle of developing models, where as the creative source was chosen the construction of the American architect Frank Gehry - "Experience Music Project" in Seattle. Futuristic forms are the hallmark of this building like other works of the author, and they also served as inspiration for the project. For a greater immersion in the research work, an analysis was made of the actual trends of 2018-2019 years.
Ключевые слова: trend, glam rock, architecture, deconstructivism, texture, plasticity.


text:
Everything you need to know about Twitter's events-based feature Project Lightning
B2B Marketing News, Latest B2B News, Social media June 18, 2015June 18, 2015
It's about time, Twitter! The microblogging network is finally diving deep into events-based curation after years of letting users run those kinds of engagement features.
The top-secret Project Lightning is not so secret today after Twitter unveiled details of this service via an interview with BuzzFeed. As Matt Honan of BuzzFeed writes, "Project Lightning will bring event-based curated content to the Twitter platform, complete with immersive and instant-load photos and videos and the ability to embed those experiences across the Web — and even in other apps."
How will it work? And why should you care?
A new button in the centre of the app's home row will link you various events people are tweeting about at the moment. Maybe it's a sporting event or the Oscars or a press conference or a product launch. But it could also focus on Throwback Thursdays or season finales or breaking news such as earthquake crises.
"It's a brand-new way to look at tweets," says Kevin Weil, who runs product for the company, in the BuzzFeed report. "This is a bold change, not evolutionary."
Go into one of those events listed and Twitter will display a visually-arrested collection of tweets related to the event. The article explains:
These collections are designed to take advantage of images and videos associated with a particular event, and to bring them to life. None of that media is presented in the standard Twitter timeline — each tweet, picture, or video will take up the entire screen of your phone. You'll view them one at a time by swiping. Importantly, collections will include — and thus promote — not only pictures and videos posted to Twitter, but Vines and Periscope videos as well.
The Wall Street Journal points out the project complements Twitter's existing media strategy to work with TV networks. "By streaming these events, it could help a broadcaster draw the so-called Millennial generation back to TV—18-25 year olds that these days spend more time on their mobile devices and are the biggest demographic group on Twitter."
Most interestingly, you can access Lightning without having to be logged into Twitter. You can view them on Twitter.com, on the mobile web, in its apps, and even as embeds on other webpages. If the curation is embedded off-site, the events will continue to update as more curated tweets are added.
What does this mean for brands and marketing firms? Trade shows and B2B conferences could best take advantage of Project Lightning, as we have all been overwhelmed by a flurry of hashtagged tweets relating to conferences we're attending. If Twitter can surface the most alluring and engaging links and tweets and photos without external curation, the social experience of attending trade shows just became a lot more attractive.
Since you can "follow" an events to its conclusion, you can be on top of B2B events and breaking news in a way that makes the experience seamless and hassle-free. You might still see too much content to absorb in one sitting, but at least you're not scrolling through a hashtag search without any guidance of what's the most relevant to the event.
As real-time curation of live events continues to be a focus for Twitter, smart marketers and brand managers will find ways to take advantage of new tools to better engage with their audience. Project Lightning could be just the beginning of a whole new Twitter.
Photo via Flickr Creative Commons
5 things law marketing can learn from the Kansas City Royals - November 6, 2014
How Much Will Companies Save Once VR Meetings Take Over - January 20, 2021
Seismic: Three Steps for Harnessing the Power of Content Analytics - January 20, 2021
Here's What's Holding B2B Companies Back From Conducting Revenue-Driven Marketing - January 20, 2021
Hashtag Team: When B2B marketing can 'drive itself, best social networks for B2B advertising
Podcast Recapper: Quality Beats Quantity When it Comes to Networking


text:
Exciting MMA flyweight Lewis McGrillen on UFC dreams and previews his biggest fight to date
Publish Date: Posted about 2 months ago
Author: Jamal Niaz
Lewis McGrillen is an exciting young Flyweight taking the UK MMA scene by storm, with his explosive knockout power and fan-friendly, all-action style.
The 22-year-old fights out of Manchester Top Team and has an impressive professional record of five wins, all first-round knockouts. Lewis returns to action this Saturday, 17th of December on Vida FC's talent-filled card. We caught up with Morson's first sponsored MMA fighter, to discuss how he discovered the rapid rising sport:
"One of my top friends he used to love MMA, but I didn't really pay attention to it, I was more of a boxing guy. He gave me the UFC game to play, I played the game and I thought what is this? I went on YouTube and started watching Jon Jones and Anderson Silva, that was when Conor McGregor was up and coming"
"I got hooked on that straight away and went to watch a UFC event. After that I just I fell in love with it. I started having a grapple and a mess around on the astro-turf doing the jiu-jitsu with some friends and became obsessed with sport. Since then MMA has really changed my life. It's kept me on the straight and narrow. It given me a purpose and I feel like I'd be a lost soul without it. It's given me a good future, a good path and a good mentality."
Lewis will next be going up against experienced Portuguese fighter, Romero Miranda Rosario Dos Reis at Wythenshawe Forum. This is being billed as one of the last chances to see the Morson sponsored fighter on a small show, as many of the world's top promotions have their eyes on signing him. Despite all the interest surrounding Lewis, he's made it very clear that he is keeping his feet firmly on the ground.
"No rush. I'm still young. Obviously, I want to get to the UFC. But I'm not looking past Vinicius. I know he's durable, he's tough, he's going to come to fight me and I'm ready for him. He's going to have to take me out properly because I'm ready for war"
With an incredibly impressive highlight reel and a perfect knockout rate as a professional, McGrillen is looking to add another memorable finish to his collection:
"I always want to finish, that's what I come to fight for. I want people on seats, I want to prove that I'm not just any ordinary flyweight fighter, I'm different and don't get me wrong, it's good to put on a clinic, but those first round finishes are what I always look for and what I want."
We look forward to seeing Lewis' career continue to accelerate and wish him the best of luck this Saturday!
To keep up to date with all the latest Morson Sport news follow us on Instagram: @morsonsportsnews and Twitter: @MorsonGroup


text:
Q: First name should randomly match with other FIRST name All first name should randomly match with each other and when I tried to run query again the First Name should be match with others name. Not the match with FIRST time match.
For example I have 6 records in one table ...
First name column looks like:
JHON
LEE
SAM
HARRY
JIM
KRUK

So I want result like
First name1 First name2
Jhon.       Harry
LEE.        KRUK
HARRY       SAM

A: The simplest solution is to first randomly sort the records, then calculate the grouping and a sequence number within the group and then finally select out the groups as rows.
You can follow along with the logic in this fiddle: https://dbfiddle.uk/9JlK59w4
DECLARE @Sorted TABLE
(
  Id INT PRIMARY KEY,
  FirstName varchar(30),
  RowNum INT IDENTITY(1,1)
);
INSERT INTO @Sorted (Id, FirstName)
SELECT Id, FirstName
FROM People
ORDER BY NEWID();

WITH Pairs as
(
    SELECT *
         , (RowNum+1)/2 as PairNum
         , RowNum % 2 as Ordinal
    FROM @Sorted
)
SELECT
  Person1.FirstName as [First name1], Person2.FirstName as [First name2]
FROM Pairs Person1
LEFT JOIN Pairs Person2 ON Person1.PairNum = Person2.PairNum AND Person2.Ordinal = 1
WHERE Person1.Ordinal = 0
ORDER BY Person1.PairNum

*

*ORDER BY NEWID() is used here to randomly sort the records. Note that it is indeterminate and will return a new value with each execution. It's not very efficient, but is suitable for our requirement.

You can't easily use CTE's for producing lists of randomly sorted records because the result of a CTE is not cached. Each time the CTE is referenced in the subsequent logic can result in re-evaluating the expression. Run this fiddle a few times and watch how it often allocates the names incorrectly: https://dbfiddle.uk/rpPdkkAG

Due to the volatility of NEWID() this example stores the results in a table valued variable. For a very large list of records a temporary table might be more efficient.

*PairNum uses the simple divide by n logic to assign a group number with a length of n

*

*It is necessary to add 1 to the RowNum because the integer math will round down, see this in action in the fiddle.

*Ordinal uses the modulo on the RowNumber and is a value we can use to differentiate between Person 1 and Person 2 in the pair. This helps us keep the rest of the logic determinate.
In the final SELECT we select first from the Pairs that have an Ordinal of 0, then we join on the Pairs that have an Ordinal of 1 matching by the PairNum

You can see in the fiddle I added a solution using groups of 3 to show how this can be easily extended to larger groupings.


text:
Chad is host to over 450,000 refugees, most of them arriving from neighbouring countries such as the Central African Republic (CAR) and Nigeria. The Lake region is still affected by violence and instability due to the presence of armed groups such as Boko Haram.
"After a night in the community shelter, UNHCR informed me that my children and I were going to receive a Refugee Housing Unit (RHU). I was happy because of the RHU's lighting. With the locking door, it is protecting us as well. I feel safer and more comfortable." says Bintou, a Nigerian refugee living in a Better Shelter at the Dar Es Salam Camp in Chad.
© UNHCR/Aristophane Ngargoune
Find out more about the situation here.
LocationNgouboua, Dar Es Salam camp, Chad
Implementation2018/2019
Number of unitsTBA


text:
Q: java.io.IOException: Cannot run program "connect.exe": CreateProcess error=2 In IntelliJ, I am trying to create and connect with a new SSH configuration

The credentials saved are all correct... when I try to launch it, I receive this error

Other configurations seems to work, and I cannot find an option in the settings to set the path of this "connect.exe". How would you solve this problem?

A: The problem was that the configuration was automatically loading info in the .ssh folder under my Windows user folder. In config file, it was using Proxycommand with connect.exe, that IntelliJ couldn't find.


text:
var https = require("https");
var http = require("http");
var parseURL = require("../basic/parseURL");
function fetch() {
    var method = 'get', href = '', headers;
    [].forEach.call(arguments, function (arg) {
        if (arg instanceof Object) {
            headers = arg;
        } else if (/:/.test(arg)) {
            href = arg;
        } else if (/^\w+$/.test(arg)) {
            method = arg;
        }
    });
    return new Promise(function (ok, oh) {
        var req = (/^https/i.test(href) ? https : http).request(extend({
            method,
            headers,
        }, parseURL(href)), function (res) {
            var result = [];
            res.on("data", function (buff) {
                result.push(buff);
            });
            res.once("end", function () {
                var data = Buffer.concat(result);
                ok(data);
            });
            res.once("error", oh);
        });
        for (var k in headers) {
            req.setHeader(k, headers[k]);
        }
        req.end();
    });
}


text:
Services set for Elida chief
Elida Fire Chief Adam Anthony, 45, died from an apparent heart attack Thursday while hunting Elk around Ruidoso.
According to a news release, a firefighter's funeral is tentatively set for 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Elida High School Gymnasium.
Anthony grew up in Elida. He was farmer and worked with the youth ministry for a short time.
Elida basketball coach Darrell Chenault, a longtime friend, said Anthony loved to hunt and loved being a firefighter.
John Hatcher, Region III Emergency Management Service director, said Anthony's personality stood out the most.
"He was friends with everybody. I don't know how to describe it," Hatcher said. "Didn't matter where you were, he always knew somebody or was friends with somebody."
Clovis man booked on sex charges
Police blotter — Nov. 24
Pages past — Nov. 25
Events calendar — Nov. 24
Empty stocking fund — Nov. 25


text:
Montefiore Avenue Tennis Courts - The History So Far (Aug 07)
The story starts as far as we can tell with a decision somewhere within TDC that the tennis courts at Montefiore Avenue were surplus to requirements and if developed could enable a development site to be sold at the rear of the courts. Despite a Freedom of Information search HOOT has not been able to pin down the date of this decision, by whom it was taken and on what evidence it was based.
What is fact is that on the 7th June 2006 the site was registered with the UK Land Registry; this is a necessary precursor to any eventual sale as the Local Authority has owned the site since 1948. It has been a public tennis court and bowling green since 1913. Strangely in nearly 50 years of public ownership it had not been deemed necessary to register it until June 2006.
On the 15th of September 2006 a senior TDC planning officer, emailed senior colleagues at TDC with an assessment of the site. The email reads more like the opinions of a speculative property developer than that of town planner. The email described the development potential for the site that other departments within TDC had been contacted for their opinions and in essence the author saw no obstacles in the way of development. The email is also revealing as much for what it does not say as for what it says; nowhere does it contain any reference to serious planning issues like the environment, Local Plan policies, consultation with users, residents or local Ward Councillors.
Despite all this behind the scenes activity local residents and their representatives were unaware of any proposals for another 5 months. Then Ward Councillors discovered that the sale of this site was to be decided at a Council Cabinet Meeting scheduled for the 6th February 2007, giving them and local residents just 5 days to voice their opinions. The matter was concealed in a seemingly innocuous agenda item described as:- "telecomm mast at Southwood and miscellaneous disposals". Integral to the initial proposal was the sale of a fictional "depot" in King George VI Park (the only depot in the park was actually in the stable yard sold years ago to Phillip Dadds the Architect). This sale was touted as solving alleged vandalism to the Italianate Greenhouse which is now under the control not of TDC but of Mr Dadds.
At the Cabinet meeting local residents produced a hastily gathered petition of 350 signatures that was summarily dismissed by TDC's Leader Cllr. Ezekiel. The matter was forced through amid a great deal of public protest and local anger, both at the proposals, the manner by which they were presented and the way local views were totally ignored.
As a consequence of this flawed decision by TDC's Cabinet a public meeting was held on the 22nd of February supported by around 100 residents at which "HOOT" (hands off our tennis) was formed. HOOT is a loose association of like-minded individuals dedicated to fighting these plans using the various skills of local residents, with the objective of having the entire idea scrapped.
The first success was that the proposed sale of part of King George VI Park (the fictional "depot") was withdrawn. Subsequently HOOT asked our local ward councillors Councillors Fenner and Poole to raise this issue with TDC's Scrutiny committee. The initial Scrutiny Committee postponed the item, however on the 29th of March the matter was considered with the result that there was a unanimous decision by the committee that the earlier cabinet decision on the 6th of February was flawed. In the view of the Scrutiny Committee TDC had not correctly followed asset disposal procedures, they had failed to consult with the public or Ward Councillors and had ignored other issues like the environment. This is particularly pertinent as the site proposed for development is next to a KCC created nature area associated with Holy Trinity Primary School and is adjacent to the park. The scrutiny panel agreed with HOOT representatives John Farley and Geoffery Johnson that this was an environmentally sensitive area and needed further investigation.
HOOT organised its first family day and were astounded at the response with 400 people attending supported by such figures as the local MP Dr Ladyman and Ramsgate's Mayor Councillor Steve Ward.
There is not a scintilla of support locally for doing anything but leaving the site as it is. Part of the site is used for informal play, dog walking and so on and the tennis courts are very well supported despite the fact that TDC ceased to leave the nets in situ for the last 3 winters so reducing the usage, an unfortunate coincidence one might say. Figures released by TDC for the 5 months of the 2006 season show that there is an average of between 50 and 100 users per week on these tennis courts over the whole period when payment is necessary. They are free before 10am and after six so total usage is much higher.
Hoot have the support of many of the Local sports clubs, Roger Draper who is the CEO of the Lawn Tennis Association of Great Britain has visited the site and has pledged to help the campaign. Central to the arguments put forward by TDC to cloak this sale in respectability is the central point that the audit of sports provision found a surplus of conventional courts and a notional shortage of floodlit courts. This was arrived at by taking a 30% lower standard of provision than is recognised nationally (using the infamous deprivation indices) and TDC have proposed to replace the four tennis courts with 2 floodlit tennis courts. However HOOT believe TDC recognise that this is not a realistic proposal due to running cost, environmental issues (floodlit courts next to a nature reserve) and the need for supervision; It will be proposed to gain acceptance of the scheme and will fall by the wayside in due course.
One of the pillars of justification cited by TDC is the PPG 17 audit of sports facilities, it is an audit (in effect a counting exercise), not a survey or an examination of policy and contains serious flaws. It did not investigate usage levels or the views of users of tennis facilities. Officers have merely recited the convenient conclusions selectively lifted from this plan without taking the time to understand it, or the needs of the local users or to see the gaps in the report. HOOT has conducted a survey of tennis users on these courts and nowhere did we find any support from users for 2 floodlit courts in preference to the 4 existing courts. What users want is the reinstatement of the previous policy of 25 years standing of the nets being left in situ all year round.
At a face to face meeting these issues were put to TDC's Leader Councillor Ezekiel by HOOT representatives. Cllr. Ezekiel frankly admitted this was a proposal driven much more by cash requirements than by any clear vision of sports provision or how it could be improved
On the 2nd of September Hoot held another tennis coaching and fun day at the Tennis Courts attended by a large number of children, parents, supporters and Dr Ladyman MP. It is quite clear that far from reducing the demand for these facilities the use is increasing.
However despite all of the facts of this case detailed here TDC have not withdrawn the proposal that they rushed through in such a dubious manner back in February. They have merely promised to hold a public consultation on this matter. HOOT will contribute to this, whether TDC will listen is another thing.
To be continued...........................................


When you know you're the best, why wouldn't you want everyone else to be you?
Apparently, Mariah Carey abides by that logic, which might explain a party that she recently threw at the 18th-century villa in Lake Como, Italy, she's using as a home base during her European tour.
The dress code? Your favorite Mariah Carey.
According to US Weekly, "about 40 to 50 people — people from her touring crew, friends — dressed up in their favorite Mariah looks; looks inspired by her songs or videos, with Mariah hair, poses, and her signature style."
The look-alike bash, which was reportedly filmed for her upcoming E! docu-series, was not a half-baked affair, either. "Even the men dressed like Mariah," a source told Page Six.
So, which look did the real Mimi opt for?
Her infamous evil alter ego Bianca, because yaaaaaaaaas.
Mariah, THIS is why we're so obsessed with you. Life goals achieved.


Photo courtesy of the NY Daily News.
I haven't picked up any packs lately, but have been to many hours of cold baseball. Right now I am sweating like I am on the mound pitching for the Yankees. I will throw up some game pics from games 1 and 2 a little later. I have accomplished nothing in the past 4 days, no blogs, no homework, not a damn thing. Be back later.
I thought the Yankees didn't celebrate division championships?


text:
The Laredo Lobos were a professional arena football team based out of Laredo, Texas.  They were a member of the af2 league.  They played their home games at the Laredo Entertainment Center.  The team was originally a 2006 expansion member of the Intense Football League.

The Lobos mark the af2's return to the city after the recent failure of the Laredo Law.

However, after getting only 1 win in 2007, along with only 3 wins in two years, the Lobos joined the Law as Laredo's two failed indoor football projects and folded.

Season-By-Season

|-
| colspan="6" align="center" |  Laredo Lobos (Intense Football League)
|-
|2006 || 2 || 12 || 0 || 6th League || --
|-
| colspan="6" align="center" | Laredo Lobos (af2)
|-
|2007 || 1 || 15 || 0 || 5th NC Southwest || --
|-
!Totals || 3 || 27 || 0
|colspan="2"|
|}

External links
 Main Site of the Laredo Lobos - Now a parked domain
 Lobos' 2006 Stats
 Laredo Lobos at ArenaFan.com

Defunct af2 teams
Intense Football League teams
Sports in Laredo, Texas
Defunct American football teams in Texas
2005 establishments in Texas
2007 disestablishments in Texas
American football teams established in 2005
American football teams disestablished in 2007


text:
package aop

import (
	"github.com/gogap/errors"
)

type BeanFactory interface {
	RegisterBean(id string, value interface{}) BeanFactory
	GetBean(id string) (bean *Bean, err error)
}

type BeanFactoryAware interface {
	SetBeanFactory(factory BeanFactory)
}

type ClassicBeanFactory struct {
	beans map[string]*Bean
}

func NewClassicBeanFactory() BeanFactory {
	return &ClassicBeanFactory{
		beans: make(map[string]*Bean),
	}
}

func (p *ClassicBeanFactory) GetBean(id string) (bean *Bean, err error) {
	if id == "" {
		err = ErrBeanIDShouldNotBeEmpty.New()
		return
	}

	if v, exist := p.beans[id]; exist {
		return v, nil
	}

	return nil, ErrBeanNotExist.New(errors.Params{"id": id})
}

func (p *ClassicBeanFactory) RegisterBean(id string, beanInstance interface{}) (factory BeanFactory) {
	var err error

	defer func() {
		if err != nil {
			panic(err)
		}
	}()

	if _, exist := p.beans[id]; exist {
		err = ErrBeanAlreadyRegistered.New(errors.Params{"id": id})
		return
	}

	var bean *Bean
	if bean, err = NewBean(id, beanInstance); err != nil {
		return
	}

	p.beans[id] = bean

	return p
}


text:
Rantau Jaya is een bestuurslaag in het regentschap Musi Rawas van de provincie Zuid-Sumatra, Indonesië. Rantau Jaya telt 2224 inwoners (volkstelling 2010).

Plaats in Zuid-Sumatra


text:
Q: Best way to change for parent property change I've got this structure :
@Component({
 selector: "parent-component",
 template: `
 <div>
  <child-component *ngIf='isLogin'></child-component>
 </div>
  `,
})
export class ParentComponent {
  public isLogin = false;

  myFunction( ) {
    if (something) this.isLogin = true;
  }
}

and
@Component({
 selector: "dropteam-header-user",
 template: `
 <button (click)="trigger()">Click me</button>
`,
})
export class ChildComponent {

  trigger() {
    // change ParentComponent's isLogin property here
  }
}

I believe this is very basic stuff here. I just need to be able to change ParentComponent property within the ChildComponent. ParentComponent should also be able to change his own property.
Thanks.

A: You can add a Output to your child component as below
export class ChildComponent {
  @Output() loginStatusChanged : EventEmitter<boolean> = new EventEmitter<boolean>();
  trigger() {
    this.loginStatusChanged.emit(true); // or false
  }
}

then in parent component attach to this event
<dropteam-header-user (loginStatusChanged)="loginStatusChanged($event)"></dropteam-header-user>

export class ParentComponent {
  public isLogin = false;

  myFunction( ) {
    if (something) this.isLogin = true;
  }

  loginStatusChanged(val: boolean) {
    this.isLogin = val;
  }
}


text:
Moose and Vehicles Don't Mix; Moose Accident on Route 16 in Dummer, New Hampshire
Chio Acosta
Chio Acosta Published: June 9, 2021
steverts
If You are Going to Hit Something with Your Car, Make Sure it's Not a Moose
Let's hope you don't hit any animals with your car. Hitting a Moose is probably the worst animal to hit. New Hampshire State Police responded to a car versus Moose accident on Route 16 in Dummer early Sunday morning according to WMUR.com. Thankfully, no one was hurt.
State Police Warn Drivers to Use Caution When Driving in the Dark
Early morning and darkness may have been factors in the collision. State Police are warning New Hampshire residents on their Facebook page "Whether it be a deer, moose, bear, or smaller animal; these crashes can cause significant damage to your vehicle and result in injuries or even death," according to reporting by WMUR.com. Fortunately, no one was hurt in the collision on Route 16 last Sunday. The car, on the other hand, does not look like it will recover. The vehicle looks completely totaled. It looks like a miracle that no one was hurt seriously in the accident.
How Big is a Moose?
If you have never seen one in person, head up to Kittery Trading Post in Kittery Maine. They have a stuffed one in the store and it's massive. I knew Moose were big but to see that one in Kittery Trading Post made it really clear to me that it's the size of a modern-day dinosaur. It looks like something out of the past. I think a Moose is no match for my mini cooper, so I am going to use extra caution when driving. My wife recently hit a skunk and while it did no damage to her vehicle, it's been a smelly mess ever since. Let's be careful on the roads and keep our eyes clear of wildlife of any kind.
KEEP LOOKING: See What 50 of America's Most 'Pupular' Dog Breeds Look Like as Puppies


At www.airconditionerrepaircontractor.com find guidance on ac heat unit damage repair, while you explore details on typical solutions for bad control board issues & profesional advice on humidity control of propane hot air furnace. Free quotes on installation of ductless air and heat unit for your house or industrial building, as you research home renovation & maintenance tips by using our btu sizing website and troubleshooting problems related to ac compressor not working. Refer to instructional weekly tabloids on hvac units by proficient best local contractors in your city. Consider hiring one of the best rated service pros near you for residential or commercial projects. Glance through discounted materials such as relays, non-programmable thermostats, indoor air quality products, soldering supplies, filter driers, pilot valves. Discover deals and savings on condensers, lineset, fitting brushes, diffusers, safety equipment, equipment pads, power gable fans, hvac controls, chemicals offered by companies and contractors for your home improvement. Browse through our listings of products that are offered by your local suppliers or contractors. Use www.airconditionerrepaircontractor.com to get discount deals and contact the seller directly to receive a customized quote based on your projects.
Browse advertisement and business classified ads of Air Conditioner Repair Contractor In Columbia Falls MT for bad pressure control. Read details and browse to buy home heat pump & air conditioner, replacing forced hot air furnace, troubleshooting ductless air & heat units for repairs, heat and cool maintenance and installation for home and business applications. Feel free to also gaze through hvac forum pages to find assistance, use our cost calculating software and get hvac quotes from distinguished heating and cooling companies near me near you.