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Clothing Stores H&M registered a Company in Sarajevo?
The famous Swedish chain of clothing stores Hennes & Mauritz registered a company in BiH, which is probably the way for this company to open a branch store in Sarajevo.
Branch office of the company whose stores are dominating the so-called fast-fashion sector, which produces clothing for both adults and children, was registered under the name H&M Hennes & Mauritz B&H in Sarajevo.
According to the information available at the Portal of BH Judiciary, the founder of the branch in Sarajevo is H & M Hennes & Mauritz GBC AB Stockholm from Sweden. Registration of the company represents the first step towards opening a branch that might be located in Alta Shopping Center, according to some speculations.
Otherwise, H&M has more than 4,500 stores that are located in 62 countries and the number of employees exceeded 130,000 in 2015. Besides the classic stores, H&M has its focus on online selling, and this service is available in 33 countries.


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The first mentoring session was well appreciated by the NET aspirants. 23 candidates from DHE mentoring programme cleared UGC-NET. Students who have not yet cleared NET have requested the Directorate of Higher Education to conduct NET mentoring sessions.
Therefore, the Directorate proposes to continue NET Mentoring Programme for candidates enrolling for UGC-NET conducted by National Testing Agency in December 2018.
The last date to fill up and submit the details is October 12, 2018. Strictly, no entries shall be entertained after the last date. Students who are in the final year of their PG may also apply. In order to bring in discipline and more serious approach from the students the Directorate proposes to charge a nominal registration fees for those enrolling in the NET mentoring programme.
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As I approached the shady park in the Ljubljana city center, a matte pink, vibrantly tinted and thoroughly naked derriere gave me a … colorful welcome. And although it's crazy, I breathed a sigh of happiness.
I love theatre, completely and with the whole of my heart. I spent a decade learning and performing interactive improvisation, so this outdoor street theatre delighted me completely (friends from way back remember the days i trotted around the Renaissance Festival in 16th-century costumes). The situation at hand, however, was tricky because fast approaching me was a member of the solid pink tribe of street performers, and she appeared intent on making me turn pink, too. I am so normally game, but I had just washed all of these clothes, and that's kind of a big deal when you're backpacking for a year and washers are both expensive and sometimes hard to find.
So I did the only thing I could: yelped in distress and ran in the other direction so that I could watch the actors from a safer distance. It was the first day the annual Ana Desetnica Street Theatre Festival in Ljubljana, Slovenia, and I had extended my time here (and sadly cut it from the Czech Republic) for the express purpose of taking part in this festival. In fact, I planned my entire trip around taking part in the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, and this felt like a lovely warm up event.
Art is subjective, right? Well, never more so than when you don't speak a common language and can't actually ask for an explanation. The pink people were strange and I left never quite understanding their message, but that's half of the fun.
Every year since 1998, street theatre performers from all over the world descend on Ljubljana in full force. Every single corner, sidewalk, park, and free space becomes an opportunity for actors to create some impromptu experiences for tourists and locals alike. Organized by a local theatre in town, this even grew larger than anyone could have imagined. In addition to honoring and supporting street theatre — a smaller genre than many types of performances — the summer festival welcomes shows and dances to festival stages throughout the city's parks and public spaces. It's an inclusive environment and one that welcomes a lot of experimentation and fun on the part of the acting groups sharing their creativity and community.
And when I say it's everywhere, the Ana Desetnica Street Theatre Festival is truly impossible to miss if you visit while it's in session. While my cousin and I shopped at H&M (in desperate need to replace a few of our meager clothing options) two black-and-white clad performers caught my attention through the glass door with a brief but fun performance of robotic dancing to groovy electronic music pumping from their CD player.
Bar none, the acrobats performing in Station Kansky were the most spectacular event with an impressive wow-factor. Their huge tent sat in what is usually an open grassy area, and it provided the acrobats with room to climb, swing, hang, juggle, jump, and dance from every pole, rope, and possible surface. It was such fun and they had fantastic energy. If improv is about delivering every performance at a ten on the effort scale, they absolutely succeeded.
Street theatre is an odd genre, it's fun and interactive and also very hard to maintain the attention of a passerby. While there was something to love in every performance, it's a mixed bag of acts and you'll need to spend several days visiting shows to find the gems that best fit your sense of art and style. And although a few shows suffer from a strong language barrier for English-speaking tourists, a good number rely on beautiful dance and nonverbal communication.
The city of Ljubljana comes alive with creative fun. Usually coinciding with the street theatre festival are a number of summer programs hosted by the city. Weekly shows, ballets, plays, concerts, and more. One of those shows was Swan Lake in the Park, which was so pretty and such a lovely way to spend a breezy summer evening. These shows take place on a massive stage in Ljubljana's main square. The only possible bummer is the weather: it rained half-way through the second act. And while most of the crowd was willing to sit through the rain for the chance to finish the show, the wet stage was too dangerous for the ballerinas.
It was such a treat to happen upon this summer street theatre festival. The organization shares very little information in English (2017 update: travelers can now find full show details and English brochures on the official Facebook page), so it was just luck and chance that had me noticing the festival was just a week after I planned to leave Ljubljana. Since my yearlong trip is still flexible, even though I am nearing the end, I simply booked another week at my hostel and settled into the charming city for a chance to immerse in the world of acting that I left behind this time last year when I packed my bags in Los Angeles and booked a one-way ticket to explore. On days like today, I am so glad I faced my initial fears and made this trip happen.
When: Summer is a vibrant time to visit Ljubljana and it's when you'll have the best opportunity to enjoy the many outdoor festivals, shows, and events. Arts Desetnica usually takes place at the beginning of the summer; use their Facebook page for details on dates and events. For summer shows, use the city's tourism site to view a calendar of events you'd like to attend while visiting.
How: Once you're in town, visit the tourist information center for brochures on all of the events and activities happening that week.
Reading: Use the Rick Steves Croatia & Slovenia guide to plan your visit (although I usually love Lonely Planets, this guide has more local festival knowledge and better transport details, too). For cultural reading (which you should always do!), read the beautiful memoir Forbidden Bread or find a copy of The Golden Bird: Folk Tales from Slovenia (perhaps use your local library to borrow a copy).
Our tour guide boldly announced that if each member of the tour group rubbed the golden goat, that the rain clouds and dreary weather would dissipate. That was the only impetus I needed to scramble onto the statue and rub it with all the vigor of a Lady Macbeth removing the spot. I desperately wanted warmer weather since we would hike, raft, and generally be outdoors for the entire day.
My cousin and I booked an organized tour instead of organizing it ourselves because it had been raining for a week straight. We had wanted to a chance to immerse and enjoy Slovenia's nature in the north, but we would need help if we hoped to see even half of the things. The Emerald River Adventure day tour was pricey (like, way out of my budget), very long (a whopping 12-hours door-to-door), but the company is top-rated and other backpackers raved about it when we crossed paths. And how could I miss the opportunity to hike the highest peaks in the country and raft one of the most stunning rivers I've yet seen?
I couldn't. I paid up, piled on the layers, donned my raincoat, and ran out the hostel door into the waiting van that whisked us off to our first stop: the Golden Goat. The Golden Goat protects the Triglav National Park and is an iconic spot for any tourists and locals alike. From this vantage point, there is allegedly views of a spectacular snow-peaked mountain rising from behind the goat. But I wouldn't know. The entire day started as oddly reminiscent of my sad hike through the Himalayas — the drizzling weather refused to clear as we made our way into the mountains.
The drive into Triglav National Park is terrifying; nearly a hundred numbered, sharp hairpin turns. I've now lost my lunch in a dozen countries around the world, so I was hoping not to add Slovenia to the list. I traded places with the traveler in the front passenger seat after the first few turns and managed to keep my breakfast down.
A numbing, cold rain misted over us as we slogged up the mountain path to more sad vistas. This wasn't my first rodeo — I hiked for days and days in Nepal with nary a mountainscape in view, so I knew how to make the best of the day. I realigned my expectations and hoped that we would, at the very least, have a run time rafting later that day.
Most of the day trip is structured around the gorgeous Soča River, which originates in Slovenia and is the most unreal color I've ever witnessed. The source of the Soča is a small, gushing blue-green hole between some rocks — it's pretty but not all that spectacular unless you consider the ridiculousness that it takes to actually reach this spot. Our guide led us on one of the most dangerous hike/climbs that I have been on to-date, especially if you consider that it was drizzling during all of this, making the rocks exponentially more dangerous.
To get to the mouth of the river, I climbed on all four at points, scrambled over rocks, and then flattened myself against the cold, gray, wet rocks with a death grip on the only thing keeping me from falling down into the Soča: a thin steel cable drilled into the rock and marking our lightly-worn path. I asked my guide if anyone dies on this route, and he assured us that no one from the day tour has died, only stupid tourists taking the trip solo — only a mildly reassuring answer, really.
During lunch, the golden goat answered our frenzied rubbing because the sun peeped through the clouds and the temperature warmed. It couldn't have been more perfect timing, because we were about to get wet. Really, really wet.
The aqua waters of the Soča River had beckoned all morning and with the sun finally shining, I was psyched for the rafting trip. The rapids were only a Grade III, which felt easy-peasy after rafting the Grade IV rapids in Rishikesh, India!
My guide was fun and personalable. He introduced himself as Oso, but I misheard him and we all went with the mistake, dubbing him "Awesome" for entire day trip. But, awesome he was not — my rafting guide was a sadist.
That's a joke, mostly. Oso tried to dump our rowdy group in the River at every possible opportunity. The first time, it was hilarious because we all fell for it and laughed it off. His trick was to get us to "high five" the paddles just as we entered a dip in the river. With no one holding on, we all fell from the raft into the chilly water. Then, he purposefully went through the easy rapids so that we (and I was in the front position) would eat as much water as possible.
It was all fun though, and meant in good spirit. But, that said, it was cold and my Florida roots when my teeth started to chatter before anyone else in our group. Oso claimed that he dumped us in the river so that we wouldn't pansy out when it came time to jump off the rocks into the river during one of our breaks And while I still hold fast to the belief that he just truly likes to watch us suffer, there was some truth to his theory. Since I was already wet and cold I was the first person to take a running leap off the tall rocks. Carpe diem and all that jazz, right?!
Another first for me was taking the car-train back to Lake Bled, our starting point. We parked on the train and our guide popped open the cooler and handed us each an ice-cold Laško beer. The best part about the beer? Our lucky goat was right there greeting us from the side of the can! The beer went down nicely after a hard day of hiking and rafting and nearly falling from cliff-faces. We all clinked beers and reminisced over a pretty much perfect day trip, even with the lame weather.
The tinkling sound of an accordion approached the patio door as I sat on the couch, listening to my host family chatter around me in rapid Slovenian — not a language I understand. The music accordion floated increasingly closer — much too close for coincidence.
Within minutes of the lively accordion player stepping through the patio door and jamming out rollicking polka tunes, my host's father grabbed my hand and pulled me onto the impromptu dance floor for a bit of lively (and awkward) dancing. This was the beginning of my favorite weekend in Slovenia, filled with memorable cultural interactions, a visit to the eerie and wonderful Jama Pekel Caves, and the best donuts to be had in all of Slovenia. Although I spent weeks in northern and western Slovenia at the more iconic spots — Lake Bled, the Soča River, Ljubljana, etc — eastern Slovenia offers a handful of fun and quirky offbeat experiences.
My Couchsurfing hosts, Karmen and Mitja gave me a spectacular welcome to their tiny corner of the world. Shortly after I arrived at their apartment in Ljubljana, Mitja (the "j" is pronounced like a "y": meet-ya) that his family had invited me to attend his sister's birthday party on the other side of the country.
Well, it's a pretty tiny country, so that meant we had plenty of time to explore on our cross-country trip. Since it was just a short two hour drive to the east — into the heart of hops country, where the country produces beer and wine — Mitja and Karmen mapped out an itinerary of hikes, ruins, caves, and food that we just had to see before we left Slovenia.
Jama Pekel, quite literally translated as Hell Cave, is a fascinating and historic spot dating back more than three million years. The name, however, has little to do with history. During the winter, steam pours from the cave entrance, which is dark and shaped like the head of a devil. Inside, the cave is creepy and dark — the perfect place to imagine as the entrance to hell.
We visited during the summer, so the temperatures were too warm for steam. Instead, we entered the caves with a tour guide and proceeded into the depths of hell, excited when she promised that we would witness a large indoor waterfall.
One of the strangest freakiest moments happened when our guide led us into a small cavern area, told us to brace ourselves, and then with one push of a button plunged the entire cave into darkness. Impenetrable pitch blackness seeped into my poors and left me disoriented. Honestly, it freaked me out. In this part of the cave, you can truly learn what true darkness feels like as there was not even a safety light on for those brief twenty seconds.
Twenty seconds. She kept the flashlight off just long enough that I had begun to panic, but not long enough to have it bloom in full force.
After enjoying the view of the underground waterfall, we walked back to the surface, successfully leaving Hell Cave safely, and none to soon in my opinion — caves are fascinating places, but it's nice to return to the light!
Quick Tips to Visit Jama Pekel: Use the official website for times and dates the cave is open. Generally, it's open every day from 10am to 5pm, with an extra hour on summer evenings. Bring a light sweater as it's a bit chilly down below and the tour lasts about an hour. The tour guide will lead you through a series of very well-maintained walkways throughout the caves.
In addition to touring the hell caves, we visited Šempeter v Savinjski Dolini, a Roman necropolis that is now a grassy area showcasing the reconstructed sepulchers and marble tombs of wealthy families from the Roman era. The ruins are located just off of the main road between Ljubljana and Maribor, and it's a quick stop that requires little more than some curiosity. It's all surprisingly impressive, with reliefs and inscriptions still visible on many parts of the structures. If you're lucky, one of the people manning the gate will speak English and may take you on a tour of the mausoleums, offering needed context and background. Just in case there is little English-language information, read up on it ahead of time. It's lovely though.
This is a little visited spot — these ruins were only discovered within the past 60 years even though the ruins date back as far as the 1st and 3rd centuries! Flood waters covered the ruins for hundreds of years, which is perhaps why they remained preserved until they were found. It doesn't take long to visit, but is a necessary stop on any road-trip toward Maribor.
With the number of wineries, icy blue rivers, and gorgeous sites in other areas of Slovenia, the east is an easily skipped part of the country. But one of the reasons that I can only rave about couch surfing is because of the amazing people, and the unique adventure you get when you couchsurf. My hosts in Bosnia, Furkan and his roomies, gave me such an authentic taste of Bosnia. And here in Slovenia, Karmen and Mitja blew me away with their love for meeting new people and sharing their home country and culture. After a weekend sharing stories, I learned that Mitja has never sampled root beer or sassafras flavor, so I promised to send him a care package when I return to the states in just a few short months!
Bonus: Here is a ridiculous video of me dancing the polka and to accordion music at the birthday party.


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How to Prove a Verbal Agreement
Reviewed by: Teo Spengler, J.D.
By: Sally Brooks, J.D.
Will a Verbal Contract Stand Up in Court?
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If two parties come to an agreement, but nothing is in writing, is that an enforceable contract in court? If the agreement meets the elements of a valid contract – offer, acceptance, consideration and a meeting of the minds – the answer is yes, the parties likely have a binding contract. Although the Statute of Frauds requires certain types of contracts to be in writing, in general, a contract does not need to be in writing to be enforceable. So, while an oral agreement that does not fall under the Statute of Frauds may be technically enforceable, if there is a breach of contract or a disagreement between the parties about the terms of the contract, it can be difficult to prove the elements of a verbal contract in court without additional supporting evidence.
Contracts That Must Be in Writing
Although, in general, there is no requirement that a contract be in writing to be valid, there are some exceptions. A law that requires certain contracts to be in writing is called the Statute of Frauds. The types of contracts that fall under the Statute of Frauds vary by state. Most states have adopted some version of the Uniform Commercial Code, which governs contracts involving the sale of goods. The UCC includes a requirement that contracts for the sale of goods over $500, lease contracts over $1,000 and agreements that create a security interest, such as a mortgage contract, must be in writing. Many states also require other categories of contracts to be in writing. For example, in Georgia, contracts for the sale of land and any agreement that cannot be performed within one year must be in writing to be enforceable.
Elements of a Valid Verbal Contract
Although contracts are governed both by state statutes and by common law, there are some general principles. To be considered enforceable, every contract, written or verbal, must contain four elements:
Offer. The Restatement (Second) of Torts defines an offer as the manifestation of a willingness to enter into a bargain made to another person who understands that his assent to that bargain is invited and will conclude it. Example: "I offer to sell you my used bike for $10."
Acceptance. Acceptance is the unambiguous assent to the terms of the contract through words, deeds or performance. Historically, contract law requires that the acceptance must precisely mirror the terms of the offer. Example: "I accept your offer to sell me your used bike. I will pay you $10." However, in modern contract law, there are exceptions to the mirror image rule. Under the UCC, if the acceptance is clearly expressed, there may still be a binding sales contract even if the acceptance has additional terms or terms that differ from the original offer.
Consideration. Consideration is when something of value, like money or a specific action, is promised in exchange for the action or inaction of the offer. Without consideration, there is no contract. In the above example, the consideration is $10. However, if someone offers to give you their used bike for free, and you agree to take it without promising anything of value in return, there is no contract. If the seller failed to give you the bike as promised, you would have no legal recourse.
Meeting of the minds. Both parties must have mutually understood and agreed to the substance and terms of the contract. In our example, if the seller offered to sell a used bike in exchange for $10, and the item the seller intended to sell was actually an adult 10-speed bicycle, but the buyer misunderstood and thought he was buying a child's bike, there would be no meeting of the minds and no enforceable contract.
Additionally, the subject matter of the contract must be legal, and all parties must have the legal capacity to enter into the contract. Legal capacity means the parties are not minors, are mentally capable of understanding the terms of the contract and are not under the influence of alcohol or drugs at the time they enter into the contract.
Read More: Will a Verbal Contract Stand Up in Court?
How to Prove a Verbal Contract in Court
When there is a dispute over terms or when one party fails to act according to the terms of a verbal contract, the issue becomes how to prove the existence of an oral contract in court. In civil cases, the burden is on the plaintiff, or the party initiating the case, to prove by a preponderance of the evidence that a contract exists. The plaintiff must show through facts, circumstances and the actions of the parties that each of the elements of a valid contract exists. To prove its existence, the plaintiff may need to provide evidence beyond oral testimonies of the parties to the contract, which are likely to be conflicting.
Evidence of a verbal contract might include proof that either party has already performed under the terms of the contract. For example, if the contract was for the sale of goods, a receipt showing the buyer paid the seller could be proof of the contract. Witnesses to the verbal agreement may also provide proof that a contract exists. Any written communications between the parties, including texts and emails, can further serve as evidence of an oral contract.
Nolo: Contracts 101: Make a Legally Valid Contract
Nolo: Small Claims Statute of Limitations
Legal Information Institute: Uniform Commercial Code
The University of New Mexico: Elements of a Contract
Justia: 2017 Georgia Code
Legal Information Institute: UCC Offer and Formation in Acceptance of Contract
Sally Brooks is a writer living in New York City with her chunky toddler and patient husband. She graduated magna cum laude from the University Cincinnati College of Law and her work has been featured in Jurist and the Temple Political and Civil Rights Law Review.
Are Verbal Agreements Binding in Maryland?
7 Required Elements of an Enforceable Contract
Laws on Verbal Agreements

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Sooooo, I went thrift shopping sometimes early this year and got myself these flowered pants. I thought I'd wear them to work as a dress down Fridays outfit but I ended up making them my church pants because awesome is an understatement!
I still wear them to work once in a blue moon but they are better worn on weekends (Saturday and Sunday).
I bought a lime green blazer to pair with 'em pants but turns out my color blindness was working overtime cus there's no lime green on these pants,haha! So I have a lime green blazer in my closet that I am yet to wear because, it needs to be fixed a little so that it can fit me. The one reason that's keeping me from wearing my lime green blazer is my laziness; I just have a weakness of taking my clothes to be fixed. I have more dresses that need to be fixed but I just never get the time to take them to a fundi, Sigh!
I was lucky enough to get me a blue blazer that I have been wearing with everything and anything cus its just so versatile(I have always wanted to use versatile on my articles :-D). I pair it(the blue blazer) with my black pants and skirts, my yellow dress, my white dresses, my red dress and now my flowered pants; even this one 'goes' well with the blue blazer….


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Q: Is this partial index considered a compound index in mongodb? I have a collection in mongodb that I created the index below for.
let keys = { lastModifiedDate: -1 };
let options = {
    expireAfterSeconds: 120,
    partialFilterExpression: { active: false }
};
mongoose.connect(MONGO_URI, function (err, db){
   if (err) throw new Error(err);
   db.collection("users").createIndex(keys, options)
});

Another way (using a shell command) to create that index is:
db.eventlog.createIndex(
  { lastModifiedDate: -1 },
  { expireAfterSeconds: 120, partialFilterExpression: { active: 'false' } }
);

In the mongoose schema, I show the below:
lastModifiedDate: {
 type: Date,
 default: new Date()
 },
 expireAfterSeconds: {
  type: Date
 }

and the whole thing operates as it should, with the document being automatically deleted after 120 seconds when the condition that "active" is "false" is fulfilled.
What I would like to know is does this index:
{ expireAfterSeconds: 120, partialFilterExpression: { active: 'false' }}
count as a compound index?
I have read that in Mongodb, you can only have a maximum of 32 fields if you create a compound index. I plan to have more than 32 fields in the collection.

A: No this is not a compound index, you have only one field:
{ lastModifiedDate: -1 }

That is what counts.

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I have read that in Mongodb, you can only have a maximum of 32 fields if you create a compound index. I plan to have more than 32 fields in the collection.

You can have "only" 32 fields in that compound index.
There is no limit to the number of fields you can have in the collection itself.
db.eventlog.createIndex(
  { lastModifiedDate: -1 },
  { expireAfterSeconds: 120, partialFilterExpression: { active: 'false' } }
);

And this is not a compound index anyway. It only has a single field in it.

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Babies should not be allowed to sleep for prolonged periods within the automobile seat, especially after you will have reached your vacation spot and removed the seat from the automotive. Hold your child away from mosquito, flies, bugs and different annoying bugs, giving your child sound sleep. The problem with the aspect position is that the child can roll extra simply onto the abdomen. Even those bottles which have childproof caps aren't secure sufficient to be left anyplace where your child or young child may be able to reach them.


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Q: Azure SQL databse: bacpac Import Error occurs on azure portal I have exported a data-tier application from on-premise and trying import from azure portal on a new database. But it keeps failing, I am not sure whether the following error message is truncated but I feel it is missing something. Any help is appreciated. This happens while importing a .bacpac to azure SQL.
   {
  "code": "DeploymentFailed",
  "message": "At least one resource deployment operation failed. Please list deployment operations for details. Please see https://aka.ms/DeployOperations for usage details.",
  "details": [
    {
      "code": "BadRequest",
      "message": "The ImportExport operation with Request Id '3d73223b-acff-4c6e-a981-39d27234d89d' failed due to 'Could not import package.\nWarning SQL0: A project which specifies SQL Server 2016 as the target platform may experience compatibility issues with Microsoft Azure SQL Database v12.\nWarning SQL72012: The object [data_0] exists in the target, but it will not be dropped even though you selected the 'Generate drop statements for objects that are in the target database but that are not in the source' check box.\nWarning SQL72012: The object [log] exists in the target, but it will not be dropped even though you '."
    }
  ]
}

A: Use Data Migration Assistant to migrate data to Azure SQL. It will asses database first to make sure it is compatible. Then it is going to guide you through migration process - it will also tell you what to do if there are some compatibility issues.

A: As guessed earlier, the error message was truncated in azure portal. There was a third error which was about a column name being duplicated in a view. I imported same bacpac file on my local sql server then I was able to view all the import errors there without being truncated. Thanks


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package cn.binarywang.wx.miniapp.api;

import cn.binarywang.wx.miniapp.bean.shop.request.WxMaShopRegisterApplySceneRequest;
import cn.binarywang.wx.miniapp.bean.shop.request.WxMaShopRegisterFinishAccessInfoRequest;
import cn.binarywang.wx.miniapp.bean.shop.response.WxMaShopBaseResponse;
import cn.binarywang.wx.miniapp.bean.shop.response.WxMaShopRegisterCheckResponse;
import me.chanjar.weixin.common.error.WxErrorException;

/**
 * 小程序交易组件-申请接入服务
 *
 * @author liming1019
 */
public interface WxMaShopRegisterService {
  /**
   * 接入申请
   *
   * @return WxMaShopBaseResponse
   * @throws WxErrorException
   */
  WxMaShopBaseResponse registerApply() throws WxErrorException;

  /**
   * 获取接入状态
   *
   * @return WxMaShopRegisterCheckResponse
   * @throws WxErrorException
   */
  WxMaShopRegisterCheckResponse registerCheck() throws WxErrorException;

  /**
   * 完成接入任务
   *
   * @return WxMaShopBaseResponse
   * @throws WxErrorException
   */
  WxMaShopBaseResponse registerFinishAccessInfo(WxMaShopRegisterFinishAccessInfoRequest request) throws WxErrorException;

  /**
   * 场景接入申请
   *
   * @return WxMaShopBaseResponse
   * @throws WxErrorException
   */
  WxMaShopBaseResponse registerApplyScene(WxMaShopRegisterApplySceneRequest request) throws WxErrorException;
}

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Testing is the only way to know if you and your family are at risk from radon. EPA and the Surgeon General recommend testing all homes below the third floor for radon. EPA also recommends testing in schools. Testing is inexpensive and easy - it should only take a few minutes of your time. Millions of Americans have already tested their homes for radon (see How to Test Your Home).
Radon-resistant construction techniques can be effective in preventing radon entry. When installed properly and completely, these simple and inexpensive techniques can help reduce indoor radon levels in homes. In addition, installing them at the time of construction makes it easier and less expensive to reduce radon levels further if these passive techniques don't reduce radon levels to below 4 pCi/L. Every new home should be tested after occupancy, even if it was built radon-resistant. If radon levels are still in excess of 4 pCi/L, the passive system should be activated by having a qualified mitigator install a vent fan. For more explanation of radon resistant construction techniques, refer to EPA publication, Building Radon Out: A Step-by-Step Guide on How to Build Radon-Resistant Homes.
The amount of radon in the air is measured in "picoCuries per liter of air," or "pCi/L." Sometimes test results are expressed in Working Levels (WL) rather than picoCuries per liter (pCi/L) (4 pCi/L equals to 0.016 WL). There are many kinds of low-cost "do-it-yourself" radon test kits you can get through the mail and in hardware stores and other retail outlets. If you prefer, or if you are buying or selling a home, you can hire a qualified tester to do the testing for you. You should first contact your state radon office about obtaining a list of qualified testers. You can also contact a private radon proficiency program for lists of privately certified radon professionals serving your area. For links and information, visit www.epa.gov/radon/proficiency.html.
Step 1.) Take a short-term test. If your result is 4 pCi/L or higher take a follow-up test (Step 2) to be sure.
The higher your initial short-term test result, the more certain you can be that you should take a short-term rather than a long-term follow up test. If your first short-term test result is more than twice EPA's 4 pCi/L action level, you should take a second short-term test immediately. If you followed up with a long-term test: Fix your home if your long-term test result is 4 pCi/L or more. If you followed up with a second short-term test: The higher your short-term results, the more certain you can be that you should fix your home. Consider fixing your home if the average of your first and second test is 4 pCi/L or higher.
More and more, home buyers and renters are asking about radon levels before they buy or rent a home. Because real estate sales happen quickly, there is often little time to deal with radon and other issues. The best thing to do is to test for radon NOW and save the results in case the buyer is interested in them. Fix a problem if it exists so it won't complicate your home sale. If you are planning to move, call your state radon office for EPA's pamphlet "Home Buyer's and Seller's Guide to Radon,"" which addresses some common questions. You can also use the results of two short-term tests done side-by-side (four inches apart) to decide whether to fix your home.
Radon in your home's water is not usually a problem when its source is surface water. A radon in water problem is more likely when its source is ground water, e.g. a private well or a public water supply system that uses ground water.If you are concerned that radon may be entering your home through the water and your water comes from a public water supply, contact your water supplier.
For more information, call EPA's Drinking Water Hotline at (800) 426-4791 or visit Local Drinking Water Information If your water comes from a private well, you can also contact your state radon office.
Ways to reduce radon in your home are discussed in EPA's "Consumer's Guide to Radon Reduction." You can get a copy from your state radon office.
Check with your state radon office for names of qualified or state certified radon contractors in your area. You can also contact private radon proficiency programs for lists of privately certified radon professionals in your area. For more information on radon proficiency programs, visit Radon Proficiency Handbook Picking someone to fix your radon problem is much like choosing a contractor for other home repairs - you may want to get references and more than one estimate.
FACTS: Although some scientists dispute the precise number of deaths due to radon, all the major health organizations (like the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the American Lung Association and the American Medical Association) agree with estimates that radon causes thousands of preventable lung cancer deaths every year. This is especially true among smokers, since the risk to smokers is much greater than to non-smokers.
FACTS: Radon testing is easy. You can test your home yourself or hire a qualified radon test company. Either approach takes only a small amount of time and effort.
FACTS: Reliable testing devices are available from qualified radon testers and companies. Reliable testing devices are also available by phone or mail-order, and can be purchased in hardware stores and other retail outlets. Call your state radon office for help in identifying radon testing companies.
MYTH: Homes with radon problemscan't be fixed.
FACTS: There are simple solutions to radon problems in homes. Hundreds of thousands of homeowners have already fixed radon problems in their homes. Radon levels can be readily lowered for $800 to$2,500 (with an average cost of $1,200). Call your state radon office for help in identifying qualified mitigation contractors.
FACTS: House construction can affect radon levels. However, radon can be a problem in homes of all types: old homes, new homes, drafty homes, insulated homes, homes with basements, and homes without basements. Local geology, construction materials, and how the home was built are among the factors that can affect radon levels in homes.
FACTS: High radon levels have been found in every state. Radon problems do vary from area to area, but the only way to know your radon level is to test.
FACTS: It's not. Radon levels can vary greatly from home to home. The only way to know if your home has a radon problem is to test it.
FACTS: Although radon gets into some homes through water, it is important to first test the air in the home for radon. If your water comes from a public water supply that uses ground water, call your water supplier. If high radon levels are found and the home has a private well, call the Safe Drinking Water Hotline at 1 800-426-4791 for information on testing your water.
FACTS: Where radon problems have been fixed, home sales have not been blocked or frustrated. The added protection is some times a good selling point.
FACTS: You will reduce your risk of lung cancer when you reduce radon levels, even if you've lived with a radon problem for a long time.
FACTS: A short-term test, followed by a second short-term test* can be used to decide whether to fix your home. However, the closer the average of your two short-term tests is to 4 pCi/L, the less certain you can be about whether your year-round average is above or below that level. Keep in mind that radon levels below 4 pCi/L still pose some risk. Radon levels can be reduced in most homes to 2 pCi/L or below.
If the radon test is part of a real estate transaction, the result two short-term tests can be used in deciding whether to mitigate. For more information, see EPA's "Home Buyer's and Seller's Guide to Radon".
Includes links to hotlines, radon proficiency programs and more.
Check the above Web site for a listing of your EPA regional office.
These hotline numbers are subject to change. For up-to-date information call (800) 438-4318.
Operated by the National Safety Council in partnership with EPA. Order radon test kits by phone.
Operated by the National Safety Council in partnership with EPA. For live help with your radon questions, including how to fix your home.
Spanish language hotline, operated by the National Alliance for Hispanic Health in partnership with EPA. For general help with radon, testing, and mitigation questions, and free test kits.
Indoor Air Quality Information Clearinghouse, operated by an EPA contractor. For general radon and indoor air quality information and copies of EPA publications.
Radon Fix-It Hotline, operated by the National Safety council in partnership with EPA. For general information on how to mitigate your home.


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Dubai's Gulf Nav down after confirming rights issue
The rights issue is intended to support the company's expansion plans
by Robert Anderson
Shares in Dubai-listed shipping firm Gulf Navigation Holding (GulfNav) have slid more than 3 per cent after the company announced plans for a rights issue.
The firm said on Tuesday that it intended to increase its capital by Dhs448.33m ($122m) to Dhs1bn ($272.2m) following a general assembly resolution approved unanimously in June 2016.
This will be distributed over one billion new shares at a par value of Dhs1 per share without an issuance premium, potentially diluting existing shareholders.
Gulf Navigation said the rights issue would be launched in the first quarter of the year and would support its expansion plans including its intention to double its fleet size to 20 vessels by 2020.
"We are confident that we have all the required expertise to win a large share of this market, and we plan to be ready by having the capabilities and the fleet size sufficient to keep up with this expansion," said managing director and group CEO Khamis Juma Buamim, citing growing demand to ship petroleum products from GCC countries.
Read: Gulf Navigation appoints new CEO as part of restructuring
The company aims to increase its revenues by 300 per cent by 2021 through the plan, which will also be supported by a $250m sukuk issuance provided in stages.
GulfNav shares were down 3.85 per cent on Tuesday from an open price of Dhs1.28 to Dhs1.25.
The decline continued a downward trend from a mid-October high of Dhs1.53.
Read: Dubai's Gulf Navigation reaches settlement over oil tankers
Robert Anderson January 2, 2018


The Creighton men's basketball team lost for the first time this season in a non-conference matchup with Ohio State 69-60 in the Gavitt Tipoff Games Thursday night.
The Bluejays fell behind 37-25 at the end of the first due to offensive struggles and 11 first-half turnovers.
Creighton came roaring back with a 23-11 run to start the second half to tie things up at 48 with just under 10 minutes left.
The Bluejays regained a 55-54 lead with 5:40 left in the game for the first time since the game was 14-13 with 9:50 remaining in the first half.
However, Ohio State was able to close out Creighton with a 13-0 run to end the game.
Ty-Shon Alexander led the Jays in scoring with 16 points to go along with six rebounds and three assists.
Creighton struggled from deep, hitting just six of their 19 three point shots. The Jays shot just 44% from the field.
Up next for Creighton is a matchup with Boise State in the Cayman Island Classic Monday at 6:30 p.m.


It's nearly here; Millfield Music School's much anticipated celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the Beatle's seminal album Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band is on tomorrow night!
The sold-out event will be a fantastic showcase of not only some of the most iconic tunes from one of Britain's most important bands, but also the creativity and talent of the musicians at Millfield Music School. The album has been reimagined and, if the rehearsals are anything to go by, the audience on Thursday night should be in for a treat.
With a driving groove and punchy backing vocals, this tune has a swagger and soul that is present in so much of the music of this period. Check out the wandering bass line and the high guitar harmonics – it makes for a fantastic effect!
A beautiful oasis in amongst the bustle of the rest of the album, this heartfelt number is defined by the beautiful string and harp accompaniment and the sensitive lyrics. Listen out for the backing lines, filling out the beautiful harmonies created by the string ensemble.
Track 7 – Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite!
One of the band's more peculiar tracks, the lyrics are taken from an old circus poster purchased by John Lennon. The dystopian musical effects, percussive backing line and the transition into the demented waltz in the middle of the track all combine to make a fascinating oddity!
To close the record, A Day in the Life has a reflective feel that ties everything together beautifully. The combination of the light pop style, piano heavy tune with the jarring orchestral sections works amazingly well, testament to the musical quality of the band. To close the show, a final chord is held on multiple pianos – a fitting end to a wonderful album!
We hope you are joining us for what promises to be a special concert!


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From the Desk of State Senator Brian W. Stewart (Dec. 21): "Happy New Year and a good place to start something new"
As 2018 wanes, I am reminded of the words of poet Edith Lovejoy Pierce who wrote, "We will open the book. Its pages are blank. We are going to put words on them ourselves. The book is called Opportunity and its first chapter is New Year's Day." Every year we have the opportunity to write a new story, to change our story's trajectory, or hopefully continue writing a story that means health and happiness in the New Year.
While considering the New Year and New Year's Day, I took some time to review prolific events that happened on New Year's Day. For example, Mohammed captured the city of Mecca in the year 630. Traveler's checks went into circulation in London in 1772. Ellis Island began processing immigrants to the United States in 1892, the first college football game, called the Rose Bowl, was played in 1902, and Edwin Hubble announced his discovery of galaxies outside the Milky Way in 1925.
By far, the most important New Year's Day in American history was January 1st, 1863. That was the day when President Abraham Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation. The Emancipation Proclamation was the product of many years in President Lincoln's personal "story." We can clearly see the proclamation's inception in his speech at the Republican Convention in 1858. Lincoln said, " 'A house divided against itself cannot stand.' I believe this government cannot endure, permanently half slave and half free. I do not expect the Union to be dissolved – I do not expect the house to fall – but I do expect it will cease to be divided. It will become all one thing, or all the other."
Two years later, Abraham Lincoln won the Presidency of the United States by a landslide in the Electoral College, despite only earning 39% of the popular vote. For the foreseeable future, it was clear Republican Presidents would continue to be elected, and it was reasonable for southern states to deduce that as a result, the country was more likely to become "all one thing" – free.
Lincoln hoped to persuade many southerners to maintain the Union instead of pursue secession in his first Inaugural Address. He also made it clear that he believed being President required him to preserve the Union, saying, "I therefore consider that, in the view of the Constitution and the laws, the Union is unbroken; and, to the extent of my ability, I shall take care, as the Constitution itself expressly enjoins upon me, that the laws of the Union be faithfully executed in all the States." Southern states seceded, and the Civil War began.
Through 1862, Lincoln developed plans for the Emancipation Proclamation. He did not only want to issue a proclamation. He wanted to do it right. In her book, Team of Rivals, Doris Kearns Goodwin wrote, "For despite the continued criticism of his inaction on slavery, Lincoln kept his proclamation concealed until victory could offer the propitious moment. Everything depended on the success of his army." Lincoln knew the benefits of military success and how important it was for the proclamation to be successful.
So he waited. He waited through the dark days of the Second Battle of Bull Run, when according to the New York Times, he could hear, "the deep peals of the artillery of the contending hosts which, having now changed location, are struggling for supremacy before the National Capital." He waited until the success of the Union military forces at the Battle of Antietam, after which he announced his plans to issue the proclamation.
Some people doubted whether Lincoln would go through with it. But former slave and abolitionist leader Fredrick Douglass immediately understood the significance of Lincoln's announcement, writing, "Abraham Lincoln may be slow… but Abraham Lincoln is not the man to reconsider, retract and contradict words and purposes solemnly proclaimed over his official signature… If he has taught us to confide in nothing else, he has taught us to confide in his word."
Not only did Lincoln understand the importance military success would have for the proclamation, he also understood the significance of the words he used. He had multiple meetings with advisors and Cabinet members to discuss and dissect the proclamation before issuing it on January 1st, 1863. I especially like the words he used to close the proclamation. "And upon this act, sincerely believed to be an act of justice, warranted by the Constitution, upon military necessity, I invoke the considerate judgment of mankind, and the gracious favor of Almighty God."
I agree with a quote attributed to Angie Lynn, "Imagine if we treated each new dawn of each new day with the same reverence and joy as we do each new year…" I would add, imagine if we treated each new day as a day we were going to issue something as important as the Emancipation Proclamation.
How would we do it? Look to Lincoln. Lincoln was principled. He was persistent. He was patient. And he was purposeful. Seems a good place to start.
As you know, my Senate office is continuing to transition. If you have any additional thoughts or ideas, you can reach me or Glenda at 815-284-0045. My website is www.senatorstewart.com and it will be completed soon. We are adding a newsletter feature as well, so stay tuned!
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Case study video
Video activation
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Conference filming
Research films
School of Performance and Cultural Industries
Client: University of Leeds
Project: School of Performance and Cultural Industries
The School of Performance and Cultural Industries at the University of Leeds wanted a suite of videos for their 2021/22 student recruitment campaign that captured the true ethos of the Faculty and its BA and MA courses. They'd seen many examples of 'traditional' talking head videos but were looking for something a little different… something that captured the unique personalities and characters of its staff and student body. They wanted a video that was snappy, had plenty of energy, and would create curiosity and excitement, but also, very importantly, communicate the intersection of both Performance and the Cultural Industries.
For a project like this, it's imperative to capture the project's key messaging and objectives, but you also have to find a way to communicate the personality of the faculty. What is it that makes the School of Performance and Cultural Industries so different and unique?
Why would a student want to study there rather than somewhere else?
It became fairly obvious through conversations with the faculty that plenty of innovation and collaboration was already happening in teaching and research at the school, but what really stood out was the positive impact the department was having on the wider world, and on the individuals both studying and teaching at the school. This, we felt, was an essential through-line to draw out the film's narrative.
We wanted the films to feel authentic, sincere and direct, but to avoid feeling too contrived or, excuse the pun, rehearsed. We decided very early on to approach the interviews in a much more conversational manner. We'd have an idea of where we wanted the conversations to go, but we wouldn't force anything, or get our contributors to 'build the question into the answer', meaning their responses were more fluid, reactive and heartfelt, leading more to a sense of our contributor's personalities.
This approach meant we had two additional considerations… we would have to be extremely structured in our approach to editing, (as we would be filming a lot more interview content than we would do normally), and we would have to be extremely confident in our ability to find the appropriate soundbites that would suit the narrative. This meant a little more preparation in terms of back and forth conversations with our client on the appropriate and right types of questions for the interviews, but it was certainly time well spent.
Filming took place on location over two days at the School of Performance and Cultural Industries on the University of Leeds campus. Unfortunately, due to Covid restrictions, capturing student performances were limited to a very short filming window on the afternoon of day two. It was therefore essential that the interview shots held up to scrutiny, and with that in mind, we engaged our commercial Director of Photography to accompany us on the shoot; lighting and framing each interview with a keen eye for aesthetics. For each twenty-minute interview, there was around an hour set-up time for lighting and framing, but we think the results speak for themselves.
Due to the nature of the filming days, we came away with a significant amount of usable interview content for each contributor, meaning that the editing process went through various rounds of feedback cycles before we even began structuring the narrative. Alongside the main film, we were able to create many themed narratives, including individual contributor edits and even an outtakes film!
We really enjoyed working on this project; it was a fast turnaround, a fun shoot, and with clients who were adaptable and responsive. Their willingness to be open to something new enabled us to assemble a suite of films that we believe truly capture the personality and quirks of its contributors and evoke a sense of what their institute is about – capturing that real feeling of authenticity we were after. The contributors answer the important questions, but it's all done with a sense of humour, with its tongue placed firmly in its cheek, and with a sense of pride in what the contributors are doing, but also where they are doing it.
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Offering free WiFi and free private parking Skyline - Index Tower is situated in Dubai within just a 15-minute walk of Dubai Mall and At The Top - Burj Khalifa. The property is 1.2 km from Burj Khalifa.
This air-conditioned apartment comes with a kitchen a seating area a dining area and a satellite TV. The apartment also has a bathroom with a bath.
The wellness area of the property is comprised of a sauna and a fitness centre.
The Dubai Fountain is 1.4 km from the apartment while Dubai Opera is 1.5 km from the property. The nearest airport is Dubai International Airport 9 km from Skyline - Index Tower.


Styled with a rouched back collar and deep V-neck, this elegant dress features a clean seamless waist. Pack it up, and bring it on a tropical vacation. It will not wrinkle, and you will look chic all day and all night!!


Ruby in its matrix gathered in Greenland by Inuit small scale miners. We have been involved in a campaign for Inuit mining rights.
Between seventy and ninety percent of gemstones are supplied by small operations, benefitting local economies.
Ethically sourced gemstones have a very limited range of options.
We personally pick our gemstones for color, saturation, cut and value.
Much of the colored gemstone supply is from small-scale miners. Between seventy and ninety percent of gemstones are supplied by small operations, benefitting local economies.
Ethical gemstone sourcing hinges around three primary questions: To what degree is there traceability and transparency back to mine? What are the conditions at the mine and cutting facility? What do we know about the ethics of the supplier?
We have a great offering of colored gemstones in which we have a clear chain of custody from mine to market, but the range is limited only to the more expensive gems. Generally, less expensive "semi-precious" gems, with a clear chain of custody, are not available. However, unlike diamonds and gold, colored gemstones do not generally finance wars, and their mining is less toxic than mining precious metals. Plus, between seventy and ninety percent of gemstones are supplied by small operations, benefitting local economies.
Every colored gemstone is completely unique, with its own character. When we consider whether or not to purchase a gemstone, certainly the most important criteria for judging the quality of a gemstone is color purity. Except for the rarest gemstones which demand extraordinary prices, gems will have some minute elements of secondary color. This does not, with the gemstones we choose, diminish the natural beauty of the stone.
Gemstones range from light, medium-light, medium, medium-dark, and dark. Those that are dark or light are generally referred to as "commercial" stones and we avoid purchasing them.
Instead, we personally pick out the best gemstones that represent an excellent value, aiming for those that are in medium, medium-light and medium dark tones.
Unlike diamonds and gold, colored gemstones do not generally finance wars, and their mining is less toxic than mining precious metals.
Saturation refers to the degree of color purity. Another way of describing this is that certain gems actually pop under the light. What we look for when choosing a gemstone for you is a "strong" or "vivid" saturation of desired colors, with a minimum of grays and browns.
Many colored gemstones, including sapphires and rubies, are generally heat treated to enhance hue and color. This enhancement enriches the saturation and draws out the gemstones vibrancy. Heat treatment permanently changes the color of a gem. In context to our gemstones, the vast majority of our gemstones are natural, except for our sapphires and topaz which are generally treated.
Gemstones are not cut with the same specifications as diamonds. "Ideal" cuts do not exist. Instead, gemstones are cut to reveal their optimum even color and the fewest possible inclusions.
Natural gemstones, except for those that demand exorbitant prices, have slight to moderate inclusions as part of their makeup. We choose to sell gemstones with only a minimum number of inclusions, representing the best possible value.
Size does matter in the case of gemstones. Larger gems are much rarer than smaller gems and therefore more expensive.
Regarding the visual appearance, size and weight have a great deal of variance. In fact, since there is no "ideal " cut in gemstones, it is not always possible to judge a gemstone's visual size by its carat weight. When we measure gems, we measure from the top down, as if you were seeing the design in one of our pieces.
Gemstones being polished in Sri Lanka. Taken during our visit to the country right after the tsunami, where we spent two weeks building houses.


Thus concludes the current story arc, "Yrth of a Hero." (If you're new to "With the Band" you can start "Yrth of a Hero" here, or start at the very beginning–a very nice place to start–here!) Thank you for indulging my nerdier tendencies. I hope there was something for everyone, even the non-gamers among you, to enjoy. I also hope that a few of the non-gamers among you might give a role-playing game a try! Just find a better GM than Rob, if you can.
Friday is an important milestone in the life of "With the Band." Not only is it the last strip before the holidays, it is also the 100th track! So don't miss us on Friday. I've got something very special for you!
Here's another close-up of the miniatures, rearranged to reflect the explosion of the Fireball from Track #97. This one affords a better picture of the Squirrel mini.


I love that! I've felt that! Just couldn't say it like that, of course. But sometimes, there are days so great you don't want them to end.
katherine: The words were not mine but they expressed the sentiment beautifully.
Yuva:Thank you! True--the hour is always darkest before dawn.
Unless of course you live in the artic.
I see for the very first time.
Tim: Lovely poem and your words ring so true.Beauty of sunrises and sunsets always enthrall.
Devil Mood:Yes, Rod stewart's version is more popular.Had to search for this one.I too liked it a lot.Esp the imagery.
At times... it's the sunset that overshadows everything else that the day brought.
A classic song! I love the photo! Such a feeling of space, I can almost hear the sound of the waves and feel the sand beneath my feet. I just love sunsets and sunrises. Each sunrise promises a new day full of potential and each sunset is a beautiful day to either cap off a bad day or the perfect ending.
Mr.J: Yes, but the sun sets only to rise again.
bob-Kat:loved the way you put it.
David:Thank you for stopping by.You have a good weekend too.
How lovely!..what is so wonderful to me is that all us little bloggers scattered around the world may be linked electronically..but when we set our eyes to the sky..we gaze upon the same sun. And as we stand and see the day come to a close..somewhere else the day is just begining. Tommorow I will close my eyes and feel the warmth of the sun and I'll listen again to this track and think of you and all my other friends out there linked by life and friendship!
Thank you Preeti for a lovely post!
Oh! My! GAWD!!! You see into my soul. I absolutely ADORE Van Morrison. And this song. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
....and since the sun is eight light minutes away from us, it is haunting to think that it was gone eight minutes prior to our seeing it go. That always just gets me.
And as I look at my world map and compose these words, I see that it is just now sunrise where you live, Ps. 6:13 pm here.......and the sun is going down on your yesterday. What a planet.
@ deepak-Souce of that post is an email.I thought that it would bring some help& comfort to readers.I am happy that you liked it and felt useful.
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Florida sheriff says US needs gun control reform, "18-year-old should never have a rifle"
Updated: 2:14 AM CST Feb 22, 2018
Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel, who's ordered all deputies to qualify to carry rifles at schools, laid out a three-prong plan to make schools and America safer at CNN's special town hall Wednesday night. Here's what he said:"There's three things we need to do in America to keep America safe: "No. 1: We have to use through Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design Build schools differently. So they're harder to penetrate. "No. 2: We need to be empowering police officers and deputy sheriffs throughout the nation to be able to take people who are an immediate threat to themselves or an immediate threat someone else to be examined. And we need to take guns away from them forever. They should never get them back. They should have to go through a psychological evaluation and if we have a doctor or a clinician have to sign near John Hancock and say That person should be given back this second amendment right. We're not going to see doctors do that. "But lastly we do need to have some gun control reform; 18-year-olds should never have a rifle. An 18-year-old kid should not have a rifle — 18-year-old kid, they're not adults yet. They're in high school. These kids should not have a rifle. Bus stops should be illegal. They should be outlawed forever. Automatic rifles should be outlawed forever. And anybody who says different — I don't know about other people — but tonight we're calling B.S. on that."RELATED:Angry students, parents confront Sen. Marco Rubio at town hallSheriff says 'never again," orders all deputies to carry rifles at schoolsPresident Trump suggests arming teachers as a solution to increase school safety
Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel, who's ordered all deputies to qualify to carry rifles at schools, laid out a three-prong plan to make schools and America safer at CNN's special town hall Wednesday night. Here's what he said:
"There's three things we need to do in America to keep America safe:
"No. 1: We have to use through Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design Build schools differently. So they're harder to penetrate.
"No. 2: We need to be empowering police officers and deputy sheriffs throughout the nation to be able to take people who are an immediate threat to themselves or an immediate threat someone else to be examined. And we need to take guns away from them forever. They should never get them back. They should have to go through a psychological evaluation and if we have a doctor or a clinician have to sign near John Hancock and say That person should be given back this second amendment right. We're not going to see doctors do that.
"But lastly we do need to have some gun control reform; 18-year-olds should never have a rifle. An 18-year-old kid should not have a rifle — 18-year-old kid, they're not adults yet. They're in high school. These kids should not have a rifle. Bus stops should be illegal. They should be outlawed forever. Automatic rifles should be outlawed forever. And anybody who says different — I don't know about other people — but tonight we're calling B.S. on that."
Angry students, parents confront Sen. Marco Rubio at town hall
Sheriff says 'never again," orders all deputies to carry rifles at schools
President Trump suggests arming teachers as a solution to increase school safety


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Presented by PLDT Home Fibr and Smart Communications, Inc., ESGS 2018 promises an epic gaming experience for eSports fans and enthusiasts as it features exciting exhibits, cosplay competition, fan games, and treats from PLDT Home Fibr and Smart's activity booths.
ESGS 2018 will also host the much-awaited grand finals of the 'Road to the Nationals,' the nationwide tournament in search of the country's top DOTA 2 and Tekken 7 players.
Hundreds of gamers flocked to the different legs of the 'Road to the Nationals' over the past weeks for a shot at snagging the championship title with over P1.2 million worth of prizes for DOTA 2 and P300,000 worth of prizes for Tekken 7.
The champions, along with other finalists, will also have a chance to be picked by the founding teams of The Nationals, the country's first ever eSports franchise model league that serves as a hotbed for Philippine representatives to major international eSports events. These founding teams include PLDT-Smart, Cignal, HappyFeet, Bren Esports, TNC Pro Team, and STI Holdings.
After grueling matches, among the DOTA 2 teams that have secured final spots to battle it out at ESGS 2018 include: TaskUs Titans representing Iloilo; Voyager (Bacolod); Quid Pro Quo (Manila); Sterling Global Dragons (Manila); and Davao's Pride (Davao).
On the other hand, among the Tekken 7 finalists competing at ESGS 2018 are: Francis Steven Valencia "UFTC Gogoy" Cabahug representing Cebu; Raymund Jay "Limitbreak" Sarte representing Cagayan de Oro; and Jade "ArkAngel.Janine" Yasay (Davao).
Gamers can join the next 'Road to the Nationals' regional qualifiers for DOTA 2 that is set on October 13 at UGZ137 in Imus, Cavite, while the remaining Tekken 7 qualifiers will be held on October 6 and October 14 at Playbook-Makati, and on October 13 at Secret Base-Marikina.
Since 2013, both PLDT Home Fibr and Smart have been supporting the ESGS, in line with their push to elevate the local eSports industry and provide the ultimate gaming experience for Filipino gamers, fans, and enthusiasts.
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Be sure to catch the country's best players make their biggest moves at the 'Road to the Nationals' finals at ESGS 2018! Get your tickets now at www.smtickets.com.


Our kitchen status and my future plans for it.
I'm back...with an update on our kitchen. It's been a while since I have posted regularly on the blog, because well #momlife.
Today I am sharing how our kitchen is today and what my plans are to keep making it 'ours'. It may look complete if you walk in our home, but we still have some small details to work out.
My main goal is to make it feel like home.
My favorite part of our kitchen is the wall with our stove/fridge and open shelves. My vision for this wall came to life and is better than I imagined. It makes the kitchen feel so open and fresh.
Somehow we lost the bottom to one of those shelves. Don't ask how because I have no idea. So, we need to make a new bottom.
Add minor trimming around the cabinets and vent hood.
The subway tile needs to be caulked.
Add handles to the cabinets above the fridge.
You probably would have never noticed those things, but I know they are still on the to-do list and someday we will get it done. Someday.
The other side of our kitchen is, well, white. After all, this is what I wanted.
Buy some clear jars for our food on the counter. This will bring more subtle colors to the countertops.
Order new blinds for the window above the sink. I've been eyeing the blinds I want to get, but I wanted to be sure it's really what I wanted. So, I've ordered a test blind for another space and if I love it, I am moving forward and getting the new blinds for this space! It will for sure warm up this space.
Add some wood tones to the countertop. I'm thinking some cute cutting boards, maybe some wooden rolling pins. I'm not sure yet, but when I find it I will know!
Add handles to the lazy susan. I've been debating the handles for a while, but I think I finally decided what will look best.
Check out my review of our appliances, here.
The breakfast nook is the space that needs the most adjusting.
Add blinds to the sliding door. I want to be able to open the curtains, but not get all the light through. So, I decided on blinds under the curtains. The blinds are supposed to be delivered this week, so watch my Instagram stories for this update!
Add blinds to the windows. We are debating on replacing our windows. Bryn hasn't sold me on this yet, so for now I am just focusing on new blinds.
Attach the table top to the base. We've been living with this table top just sitting freely on the base. It's annoying. But, I'd honestly like to build a top that's just a bit smaller, it will allow for more walking space. But #wehaveababy.
Paint the door to the garage. It's white, but it's the factory white so it doesn't quite match my other doors.
Whew, that's a lot of stuff. The space is definitely livable and we love it, but it's just not 'finished'. But will it ever be?
I don't want to buy just anything to add to this space. I want to be sure I love it, so it's taking some extra time. Be sure to follow me on Instagram and check out my Instagram stories for updates.
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The 11th Frame: Latest version of bowling's dream team should be heavy favorite to win gold at World Championships
JEFF RICHGELS | Posted: Friday, October 24, 2014 6:00 pm
Sean Rash will be part of Team USA for the 2014 World Men's Championships. Picture by United States Bowling Congress.
The bowling world has dramatically closed the gap on the United States and U.S. dominance of international competition no longer is a given. Team USA still can easily field the strongest team, but the vagaries of lane conditions, pin carry and single-game matches make winning no certainty. Just look at the 2013 World Championships, where Team USA fell short of gold for both men and women, losing the title matches to Finland and Korea, respectively, as I wrote up here. But who would bet...


We have to give the man credit for several things here. First, for wearing an all-white tux with a goatee and not giving us Colonel Sanders. Second, for wearing an all-white tux in the middle of New York City and not attracting every bit of dirt, red wine and tomato sauce in a square mile, which is surely what would happen to any of us should we attempt such a thing.
But we have to admit, as much as this made a stunning initial impression, for a custom Zegna, it sure is ill-fitted. And while we find ourselves a bit stumped as to what the proper choice should have been, we can't say we're loving those loafers.
We hate to be nitpicky, because he's so close to werqing something that's nearly impossible to make work (or werq), but this doesn't pass the ten-second test. Looks great at first, but the glow quickly fades.


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Simple tips and tricks to help college students clean their desk space before the start of examination season.
Let's ask some students what's their take on the college life and the lessons it teaches you beyond classroom.
Since its inception in 2015, International Yoga Day (IYD) is celebrated around the world on June 21, which also happens to be the longest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere. Yoga Day is United Nations' way of promoting of health, harmony and peace around the world.
Sharing your room with someone might be an overwhelming experience for reasons good or bad, depending upon your luck. Here we list 6 types of roommates we all encounter in our college lives.
Blame self-consciousness or just doubts on one's abilities, public speaking remains one of the biggest fears of college students. But with these easy steps, getting rid of it will become easy.
Studying in women's college can be a life changing experience and here are a few things only a girl who has studied there will understand.
Girls need is a suitable role model, someone they can look up to and the women scientists we are going to talk about are doing just that.
Follow this simple tips and tricks to safeguard yourself from the harmful effects of syenthetic holi colors.
Is Facebook or Twitter completely evil for students? Many would agree yes, but there is a flip side to it. Here are 7 ways in which students use social media to their advantage.
College is the period of your life when you should be most present so that you can stay involved in various activities. However, most of the students make the mistake of wasting their time doing unproductive things which only exhaust them.
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The World's Most Murderous Mammal Will Surprise You
By Felix Behr/Aug. 27, 2020 3:28 pm EST
With all the true crime podcasts and documentaries filling our cultural space, you would be forgiven for thinking that humans were the most murderous species on Earth. However, according to a 2016 study conducted by José María Gómez from the University of Granada in Spain, we aren't. As the photograph above may hint, the top spot goes to the meerkat, who in Ed Yong's extrapolation of the study for The Atlantic, have almost a 20% chance of dying at the hands... well, paws of their own kind. Runners up include the red-tailed monkey, the blue monkey, and the red-fronted lemur.
The point of Gomez's study was to apply what he noticed about plants and insects – that closely related species shared similar levels of interpersonal violence – to mammals to see how violent humans were compared to the average mammal. The answer is that we are more violent than the average mammal, comparatively violent to primates, but due to modern societal structures, now markedly less murderous than our prehistoric ancestors — or even ones a millennium back.
Criticisms of the study, however, note the team conflated all kinds of deaths into the same category. So, they treated, say, cannibalism and infanticide, two types of same-species slaying that might occur for different reasons, as two examples of the same. By doing this, Richard Wrangham from Harvard University complains, that while primates primarily indulge in infanticide, humans are relatively unique among primates for killing adults, and that nuance is lost in the study.
Nature vs. nurture
However, even as we acknowledge how exceptionally violent humans act towards members of their own species, we should resist falling for the other extreme, that is believing that nature is incapable of such acts either.
Jane Goodall, famed primatologist, discovered how far chimpanzees would go when their society breaks down. The New Scientist recounted in 2014 how the united group of chimps she was studying in Tanzania's Gombe Stream National Park split in 1971 into two subgroups, one in the north and one in the south. While a direct reason couldn't be provided, it has been assumed that the death of the chimp Leakey in the end of 1970 led to the split. Over the next for years, chimps from the northern group would enter the southern group's lands to attack the other chimps until the males had either died or disappeared.
The reason for the chimp's descent into violence spawned a debate. On one side, Richard Wrangham said that chimps, like humans, are predisposed to violence. "By taking out a male from another group," the BBC explains "the attackers reduce their neighbours' ability to reproduce and at the same time increase their group's access to territory, food and mates." His critics say that chimp warfare is the product of human interference in the form of habitat destruction, which reduces territory, and feeding the chimps human food, which put a high quality source for the chimps to compete over. They still haven't reached the murderous meerkat's levels, however.


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The succulent stem of purslane (Portulaca oleracea).
One of the keys to identifying purslane is its fleshiness. The stems are thick and succulent, reddish in color, and spread into dense mats up to 20 inches across. The leaves are succulent as well, and grow in an alternate fashion on the stem, though they may be crowded enough to appear opposite or whorled. Leaves are spatula-shaped, with the broadest point above the middle, up to 1/2 inch wide, and typically 3/8 to 2/3 inch long. They are smooth, green in color, and may have a reddish tinge around the edges.
Flowers are small and and yellow, 1/8 to 1/4 inch across, with 4 to 6 notched petals. Two or four sepals grow behind the flower. The flowers grow singly or in small clusters.
Seeds grow inside small oval to urn-shaped pods, up to 1/3 inch long. These pods have a seam around the middle which eventually splits open, revealing many tiny black seeds.
Botanical plate of purslane (Portulaca oleracea).
Spurges (Euphorbia spp.) are other sprawling plants with reddish coloring. Many different species of spurges can be found in the continental US, Hawaii, and southern Canada from Quebec west to British Columbia. They are poisonous and should not be consumed. The most consistent distinguishing characteristic is that the leaves and stems of spurges exude a white latex when broken; purslane does not. Furthermore, the leaves of spurges are not succulent, while those of purslane are. Oftentimes the leaves and stems of spurges are densely to sparsely hairy, while those of purslane are hairless or possess only a few inconspicuous hairs.
Spotted spurge (Euphorbia maculata, formerly Chamaesyce maculata) is poisonous and should not be consumed.


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"The Twilight Zone" Can Still Surprise You
"The Twilight Zone" absolutely earned its place in the Classic TV pantheon, but these Twilight Zone episodes may give you something new to appreciate.
"The Golden Girls" Just Wanna Have Fun
Cyndi Lauper and Jane Lynch are pairing up for a fresh look at 60-something life. Netflix has a new version of "The Golden Girls" in the works.
My Next Guest Needs No Introduction, Because It's David Letterman
David Letterman left his big late-night gig in 2015. But he's found a fresh new way to use his unique interviewing (and humor) skills.
Kirk and Picard: Why "Star Trek" Remains Science Fiction Perfection
50 years after the original "Star Trek" ended, debate still rages — and new iterations continue, including the newest with "Picard."
Drop the Remote! 10 Quick Questions with Television's Richard Lloyd
The former Television guitarist hasn't slowed down as evidenced in this Q&A which references his paintings, his memoir, and his album "The Countdown."
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On 12/18/15 the President signed the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2016 into law. Included in this is a provision that establishes parity between the parking and transit portion of the commuter tax benefit. Separate pre-tax limits were imposed on commuter transit versus parking benefits. Effective retroactively to 1/1/2015, these limits will be the same.
2015 pre-tax limit for either parking or mass transit reimbursement accounts is $250.00 per month.
2016 pre-tax limit for either parking or mass transit reimbursement accounts is $255.00 per month.
How Does the Retroactive Increase Work?
Contributed after-tax to a mass transit reimbursement program in 2015. The monthly contribution amount up to $250.00 per month (instead of $130 per month) needs to be treated as pre-tax.
Amounts above $250.00 per month remain after-tax benefits.
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We advise employers to speak with their payroll, accounting, and tax professionals. We expect the IRS to develop an administrative procedure that will clarify how employers are to account for the increase in excludable benefits for 2015.
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Laurie Lynn Bradshaw
Bradshaw, circa 1987
Missing Since 06/12/1987
Missing From Cumberland, Virginia
Classification Endangered Missing
Race White
Height and Weight 5'7, 130 pounds
Distinguishing Characteristics Caucasian female. Light brown hair, hazel eyes. Bradshaw wears eyeglasses. She has a tattoo of a marijuana leaf on her right forearm and a tattoo of Harley Davidson wings on her left forearm. She is missing one upper front tooth.
Details of Disappearance
Bradshaw was last seen at a shared Cumberland, Virginia residence on June 12, 1987. That day she called Frisby's Store and Restaurant where she worked as a stock clerk. She said she would be at work the next day, but she never showed up. She disappeared from the home during the night of June 12/13, leaving behind her car, money and other personal belongings. She has never been heard from again.
On June 24, twelve days after Bradshaw was last seen, a man was driving Bradshaw's aqua 1964 Oldsmobile when police stopped him and issued a traffic citation. He was the brother of a friend of Bradshaw's.
It's unclear why this man was using her vehicle or whether he had anything to do with her disappearance, but after police realized Bradshaw was missing, they were unable to find either the man or Bradshaw's car.
Bradshaw had been living in Cumberland for about six months prior to her disappearance; prior to that, she lived with her brother in Powhatan, Virginia. He reported her missing on July 7. Her case remains unsolved.
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