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Cyber security chiefs call for more knowledge about Huawei security threat
Posted in GDPR on 25 February 2019, 11:48 , 0 Comments.
British cyber-security agency, GCHQ has said that the dangers and opportunities of using Chinese technology must be understood before decisions are made.
In a speech to be made later today, GCHQ director, Jeremy Fleming will underline the importance of stronger security in the telecom industry, and will elaborate on the complexity of the tasks ahead.
Britain is currently under US pressure to avoid using Huawei technology in forthcoming 5G networks for fear that the firm is used as a spying tool by Beijing.
UK mobile companies such as Vodafone, EE and Three have already started working with Huawei on 5G. However, they have to wait for the conclusions of a government study which should arrive in the spring before knowing whether or not to continue with the Chinese firm.
In December 2018, China's participation in the UK's technology industry was flagged up as irresponsible by MI6, a stance that contrasts with recently aired views of elements of GCHQ which deemed that any risk element could be managed.
The question of balancing Britain's supply chain with diversity in the tech industry equipment supplier market will be highlighted by Mr Fleming in his speech today, which will take place in Singapore.
Mr Fleming will say:
"We have to understand the opportunities and threats from China's technological offer - understand the global nature of supply chains and service provision irrespective of the flag of the supplier."
"Take a clear view on the implications of China's technological acquisition strategy in the West, and help our governments decide which parts of this expansion can be embraced, which need risk management, and which will always need a sovereign, or allied, solution."
"How we deal with it will be crucial for prosperity and security way beyond 5G contracts. Vulnerabilities can and will be exploited. But networks should be designed in a way that cauterises the damage."
Britain's ability to remain competitive will rely upon the development of 5G networks, Gartner research concludes.
Speaking to the BBC, Gartner senior research director, Sylvain Fabre said:
"They are reviewing the situation, in a way that hasn't been done in the past, but it sounds like all options are still on the table."
In the global context, the US is in the pushing for criminal charges against Huawei and Meng Wanzhou, its chief financial officer.
The firm's founder, Ren Zhengfei told the BBC last week that Huawei would continue to invest in Britain, adding: "We still trust in the UK, and we hope that the UK will trust us even more."
Huawei's chairman, Guo Ping, has spoken out against accusations coming out of western nations regarding the company's security reputation.
"Huawei needs to abide by Chinese laws and also by the laws outside China if we operate in those countries. Huawei will never, and dare not, and cannot violate any rules and regulations in the countries where we operate," Mr Guo said, according to AFP.


On Tuesday, the roster will be reduced to 75 players from 90. Who will be the 15 we cut?
My favorite part of the season!
Any I missed? I kind of stayed away from guys who looked to be locks to at least make it to the fourth preseason game.
Edit: I think I'd have to go with Lora, Foster, Jorden, Walker, Cruse (WRs), Dom. Williams (RB), Scott, Faciane, Baker (DLs), Posey, Steeples, Bishop, James (CBs), Sperry (TE), and Burton (G). Those guys, I think, haven't done much. We may cut another O-lineman and save one of the guys I listed. Maybe cut an O-lineman and save Williams or James. Maybe they go to the practice squad.
Easier to list bubble players I want kept.
Posey has made some nice defensive plays. Steeples has done the same on ST. Not saying they'll make the team, just that they've done something. I also think that out of those guys at least Faciane will get through this round.
That is 31 players. Which would bring us to 59. We need to get to 53, and only 46 dress for a game. That means it is possible that none of these player make it to the regular season, plus we have to find 6 more to cut, and and we still have 7 more who don't play. 13 more players that can't play.
Tough job. We are definitely going to cut good players. I just don't think Ponder should be one of them. We have to trade him or cut him. I say let him play the entire game 4 and hope he does well and someone takes him.
I was mostly talking about just Tuesday's cut from 90 players to 75.


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package org.springframework.security.core.authority.mapping;

import java.util.Collection;

import org.springframework.security.core.GrantedAuthority;

/**
 * @author Luke Taylor
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public class NullAuthoritiesMapper implements GrantedAuthoritiesMapper {

	@Override
	public Collection<? extends GrantedAuthority> mapAuthorities(Collection<? extends GrantedAuthority> authorities) {
		return authorities;
	}

}

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Q: How to create sub entities in mySQL? employee and chef I am currently working on a small project in mySQL.I have a table called employee;ID, FirstName, ...)
I want to create a sub entity of this employee table and name it chef. chef has a special attributes: chef( cuisine, shift type,..)
What is the best way to achieve this? Thanks

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Who says you can't have meatloaf in the middle of summer?
This is not your grandma's meatloaf. This is decadent. This is gourmet. This is super duper easy, yet you will get tons of praise and be granted tons of bragging rights.
I got this idea from reading the Gluten Free Gobsmacked blog, where she had made bleu cheese and cherry-topped burgers.
My friend Jennifer was with me when I mixed the meatloaf, and she is to thank for the added spices. I would have stuck to just the bleu cheese and the cherries, and it would have been bland. Thanks, Jen!
I used a 4 quart round crockpot for this. I chose to make a glob of meatloaf and cook it directly in the crockpot, but you can use a loaf pan inside of a 6 quart if you'd like. I did that earlier in the year.
In a large mixing bowl, mix the meat, cherries, cheese, spices, bread crumbs, and the egg.
Spray the inside of your crock well with cooking spray. Put the meat into the pot and shape into a large round blob in the center.
Cover and cook on high for 4 hours, or on low for 7-8. The meat is done when it is cooked thoroughly and has browned on top and darkened on the edges.
Using two spatulas, lift the meat out of the crock and let it stand on a cutting board for 15 minutes before cutting.
I couldn't bribe the kids to give it a try. I think got a mouthful out of each of them, but they spit it out. They had buttered pasta and leftover broccoli casserole for dinner. Adam and I couldn't get enough. My father-in-law was over, and he liked it, too.
Love and adore your blog. Read it every single day. Made me unearth my cobwebbed crockpot for the first time in years. I keep a GF household too, but don't think blue cheese is GF. Am trying to think of a substitue because this sounds mighty darn good.
Stephanie, thank you so much for all the fun recipes you post. I also love my crock and having six kids crockpots make my day SO much easier. I was definitely in a rut, however, and this has been fun to see so many new ideas!!! Thank you for taking on the challenge!!
I can't have dairy, but I was wondering if your bleu cheese was totally gluten-free. I've read that it can often contain gluten.
This is my first time to use a Google/Blogger comments, so I hope I do it right. I have been checking into your blog regularly for quite a while but I rarely use my crockpot because all I have is a big one, but I have no idea of its size. All I know is that it is big round Rival. Can you tell me how to find out its size?
I used to have a smaller one which I used more but it did not have a removeable pot (all one piece) so I gave it away when I moved to a smaller house. (Kids are grown so mostly there are just the 2 of us most of the time.) I want to get a smaller one. Do you agree with the linked FAQ site's recommendations for sizes?
Also, how many crockpots do you have? If you could only have two, which sizes would you choose?
That looks amazing. I just found your blog about a month ago, and I am loving it. You are so creative. I, too, love my crock-pot and I'm so excited to try all these great ideas.
It also love seeing all your Trader Joe's ingredients. Where we live now we are not blessed with Trader Joe's. Let me tell you, you don't know how much you will miss it till you don't have one.
Thanks again for the great recipes.
hi there, sorry---I've been away from the computer.
yes! Bleu Cheese can be gluten free, you just need to check labels carefully and call manufacturers to double check. Here's a great artilce Alison at Sure Foods Living has done.
Hi Genie, I have 5 crockpots right now, ranging from a 1-cup Little Dipper to two 6qt Crock-Pots (used to be under the Rival name brand name). For two people, I'd recommend a 3qt for everyday use. The crock works the best when it's at least 2/3 of the way full.
Wow so your kids wouldn't eat this but they will eat broc. I don't think ds would eat either but I'll have to try this one just the same.
You are just the bomb, Crockpot lady! You crack me up and some day I will actually start using my crock pot.
mmm...I love me a loaf of meat. the cherries sound like a very interesting addition!
I really thought the verdict on this one was going to be "yuck" (that was my first reaction) but if you say it's good I'm willing to try it. As soon as I get a crockpot. I have been saying that for a while now. Maybe I just need someone to tell me which one to buy. Or someone to buy one for me. Can you do either of those things??
I have been reading for about a month and I just love your blog- and I love my crock, too, so I'm getting some great meal ideas, thanks!!!
cranberries would be great in here instead of dried cherries.
I made this the other day, but I screwed up and accidentally bought goat cheese instead of blue cheese. Went for it anyway, and the result was excellent. Very rich and very yummy. Thanks for the recipe!
ooh, I'm so glad! thanks for reporting back--I appreciate it.
Love love love this recipe! I made this tonight for dinner and it was a total hit. I used the cranberries that I had in the cupboard. This may be a once a week recipie in our house. Thank you soooo much!
I made this last night - oh my goodness. So delish.
A little expensive tho. I am thinking of different cheaper ways to make it - maybe with raisins or craisins and feta? Ummmm.
I just love this blog! You have saved my sanity at dinner time several days in a row now.
I made this meatloaf tonight, and was astounded at how delicious it was. Only the pickiest of our 3 kids decided she would not eat it. My 4 year old gobbled it up (what can I say, the boy has good taste) and my 12 year old declared it the best meatloaf ever. It's definitely going on our weekly menu here. I tossed some baked potatoes wrapped in foil to cook with the meat and everything came out perfectly. Oh, and I used gorgonzola cheese in place of the blue (bleu?) cheese since my Trader Joe's was out of the blue today. Yummy!
Can't wait to eat the leftovers tomorrow!
Just made this for the football players in my house. I used venison burger and they devoured it!
Dear Steph; Thank you for doing this, and for all the honesty in reporting, and most of all the humorous comments! Love it!
I have had trouble over the years with crockpot cooking. I believe it was because I was trying to cook without a recipe and put in too much liquid. My mother suggested the food was not cooking properly because it didn't need that much liquid, so after reading lots of crockpot recipies I have to agree...with that in mind I may have thrown out a perfectly good crockpot of mom's...although it was old, so the attached cord may not have been safe. Even with buying new crockpots, I have had trouble finding a good crockpot...till last year. A few years ago I bought a Westinghouse with a temperature dial on the cord that at borderline 200 degrees either does not cook at all, or if you move it a hair it boils like CRAZY, so I bought a different new crockpot last year.
Now, I still am getting the hang of this since not using one since the 70s. I made one of your roast recipies. After sufficient time cooking, I had to turn it from low to high as it honestly did not seem to be cooking at a hot enough temperature to be safe, or to be done in time for dinner. It turned out good, but I could not leave it as I worried about it cooking safely.
I want to ask you if you have had any fears about any of your pots not being hot enough, or cooking fast enough to be safe and healthy. I also want to know if this is another reason why you use different size crockpots...to be sure you do not have a pot too large for your dinner so that it does not cook safely enough. I ask because I only have this large one, and I would buy a smaller one if it means being more safe.
I'm sure you understand that I just want to make sure I am cooking safe for my family, and I'm sure you have looked into it, so if you can share your research on this I appreciate it.
Made this for dinner tonight and it was great. Based on someone else's suggestion, I also added foil wrapped sweet potatoes.
Just received your book "Make it fast, cook it slow" as a gift from my husband. Can't wait to try so many of the recipes. The first one I made was the Blue Cheese and Dried Cherry Meatloaf. I substituted quick oats in place of bread crumbs due to my husbands diet needs. I was anxious to try a ground turkey recipe I could actually choke down. What a huge hit! We loved it. My husband had another piece later at night (cold) and asked for more the next day for lunch. Fantastic.
I have a chicken in the crock pot now - Rotisserie Style Chicken. - which already smells wonderful by the way. And have a beef brisket for tomorrow (Hickory Smoked Brisket).
I have always used my crock pot, but not like this! I love how you think outside the pot. My Crock pots won't be spending as much time in the pantry as they used to. This weekend - making yogurt.
Made it for dinner 2 nights ago and, well... I think my Crockpot cooks too fast? It was very browned after 3 hours on low, and I turned it OFF. The bottom was burnt and the rest was pretty dry. Underneath, though, I could tell there was a yummy, yummy flavor DYING to get out! I'm going to have to try this again, probably with more bleu cheese and watching more carefully on the timing! Thanks for the great idea, though!
I have been trying to figure out - what kind of sauce would go well with this meatloaf? I'm thinking of serving this to my husband, and also making a bleu cheese cheesecake (I found a crazy recipe in the paper once, if you would like it!) for an interesting theme night.
Love the blog; I've made tons of your stuff already!
This recipe is amazing! Especially during summers here in Florida, I'm always on the lookout for good recipes that won't heat up the kitchen, which is why I bought a slow cooker in the first place. And since I'm celiac, I always appreciate finding another great GF recipe!


KDE announces it's been selected to participate in the Google Summer of Code for the 14th year. See the KDE Community Wiki for ideas and instructions for students interested in working with KDE for GSoC 2019.
MariaDB announced it is releasing a new version of its MySQL-compatible database management system called MariaDB Enterprise Server 10.4. ZDNet reports that "This new business server comes with more powerful and fine-grained auditing, faster, highly reliable backups for large databases, and end-to-end encryption for all data at rest in MariaDB clusters." The MariaDB Enterprise Server will be available in the second quarter of this year and will be fully open source.
CentOS is celebrating its 15th birthday. As part of its birthday celebrations, the CentOS blog wants to talk with those who "were involved in the early days, as well as some that have joined later on, to talk about how and why people get involved in this project". If you're interested in telling your story, contact rbowen@centosproject.org for an interview.


The Central Connecticut baseball team erased a four-run deficit and scored a run in the bottom of the ninth to rally past Wagner, 7-6, on Sunday in Northeast Conference action at CCSU Baseball Field. Senior Dean Lockery had four hits on the day, including a bunt single in the bottom of the ninth which led to the winning run coming around to score. Junior Jared Gallagher tossed two innings in relief, allowing just a walk, to pick up the win.
Central improves to 10-17 on the year and 7-7 in the NEC, while Wagner is now 23-12 overall and 11-3 in the NEC.
CCSU trailed, 6-2, going into the bottom of the sixth before it began to rally with two outs. Freshman Christian Layne reached on an error and moved to second after Lockery drew a walk. Sophomore Chris Kanios followed with a double down the line in left that drove in both runners to cut the Wagner lead to 6-4.
The Blue Devils made it a one-run game in the seventh when freshman Jeremy Sagun's groundout allowed senior Andrew Hinckley to come home.
In the eighth, Lockery singled to lead off as the first four batters reached safely. Kanios would be hit by a pitch and sophomore Buddy Dewaine reached on a bunt single to load the bases with no outs. Senior Nick Garland drew a walk to bring home the tying run to make it 6-6. Wagner would escape the inning with three straight strikeouts leaving the game tied.
After Gallagher worked around a walk in the top of the ninth to keep Wagner off the board, CCSU capped its rally in the bottom of the inning for the winning run. Layne singled with one out to bring up Lockery. The senior laid down a well-placed bunt to the third base side and beat the throw to first. The ball got away at first base, allowing the streaking Layne to come around for the winning run, 7-6.
The Seahawks had built a comfortable lead after batting around in the fourth inning, scoring five runs. Anthony Godino hit a solo homerun with two outs in the sixth to push the lead to 6-2, but Wagner would manage to get just two baserunners in the final three innings.
Central opened the scoring in the third with two runs. Lockery doubled and moved to third on a ground out. Dewaine would walk and steal second to set the table for Garland. He would hit a single to right center plating both runners to make it 2-0.
Lockery went 4-for-5 with three runs on the day as CCSU banged out 13 hits. Layne added two hits and two runs scored, while Hinckley also had two hits at the plate. Garland drove in three runs, while Kanios knocked in a pair.
Gallagher went 2.0 innings to go to 2-0 on the year. He allowed just a walk, while striking out two batters.
The Blue Devils are back in action on Tuesday against Siena at 3:00 p.m.


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Russia Hits Record 75,000 Monthly COVID-19 Deaths In October
Russia's state statistics agency Rosstat tallied 74,893 deaths from COVID-19 in October, the highest monthly number since the pandemic began.
The agency reported on December 3 that total deaths from the pandemic through October reached over 537,000, the worst fatality count in the world behind the United States and Brazil.
Statistics for November, when the country faced a surge of infections, haven't been released.
The government's official COVID-19 death figures are almost half the Rosstat numbers.
The discrepancy can be explained by the government's coronavirus task force taking into account deaths where the virus was established as the primary cause of death after a medical examination.
Rosstat publishes figures under a wider definition for deaths linked to the virus.
The surge in infections is largely attributed to the highly-infectious delta variant and low vaccination rates, with only around 40 percent of Russians fully vaccinated.
Russia in recent months has faced its deadliest and largest surge of coronavirus cases, with both figures regularly breaking records.
Based on reporting by AFP, AP, and Reuters
Copyright (c) 2018. RFE/RL, Inc. Republished with the permission of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, Washington DC 20036

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Christmas in the UK and the wider western world is a time of relaxation spent with family where eating, drinking and gift giving are the major parts of the holiday. As December comes around, the festive spirit hits the streets of the UK with bright lights, Christmas trees and decorations, not to mention the constant commercial reminders through TV adverts, shopping deals and Father Christmas. However, while Christmas has become commercialised and traditions spread across the world, there are still many countries which have a very different and unique experience of the Christmas period. I've looked into how Christmas is celebrated in Uganda, which at times does resemble some of the traditions in the UK, but with some interesting cultural differences.
Christmas in Uganda is the most important holiday of the year and is celebrated on the 25th December, known as Sekukkulu, a term used to denote how big the day is. Everything stops for Sekukkulu, with people returning home to their families and communities in both urban and rural areas. Most official businesses are put on hold all resulting in the price of food and travel becoming incredibly high. Major city authorities organise Christmas carolling and many Christian choirs participate with the lighting of giant Christmas trees across the cities. 'Sekukkulu ennugi' is the expression heard around the streets translating to something similar to 'merry Christmas'.
As Uganda is a predominantly Christian country, the birth of Jesus Christ is the centre of the celebrations with festivities beginning the night before with a 'watch night' where church is attended and preparations for the feast on Sekukkulu take place with children traditionally helping to prepare the home and food for the following day. On Sekukkulu the churches are filled to capacity even by those who do not normally attend and Christmas carols are sung in a tradition similar to that in the UK. People wear their new clothes, especially women who get to show off their traditional dresses and headwear. Lack of electricity is often not a problem as churches are decorated with candles and rich colours creating a festive atmosphere.
As for the Sekukkulu feast itself, chicken plays a central role for families and is seen as a luxury meal not eaten many times throughout the year. After the chicken is smoked, it is well seasoned and wrapped in smoked banana leafs and then steamed together with the matoke, a traditional Ugandan starchy staple food made from plantains enjoyed all year round. On top of the bananas and chickens, different types of meats are cooked and served with sweet potatoes and rice. The method of steaming food wrapped in banana leaves is unique to Ugandan cuisine and gives a taste which cannot be replicated anywhere else in the world.
Sekukkulu is not about the giving and receiving of presents as it is in the western world but instead about spending time with family, enjoying music and food. After the major feast it is time for storytelling, games, dancing and singing. The Sekukkulu celebrations continue into the early hours of the morning when families and friends dance all night knowing that everything is closed on the 26th of December.
Wherever you are this time of year, COCO wishes you Sekukkulu ennugi and a very happy new year.


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Disturbed Rock Late Night With 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' Performances
YouTube: Jimmy Kimmel Live
Are you ready, Disturbed fans? Choosing to stay off the road (minus a hometown show) last year and let their Evolution album sink in with fans, Disturbed are ready to finally bring their new music to the concert stage. Things kicked off for the band earlier this week, having launched their tour in San Diego Wednesday night (Jan. 9). Making their way up the coast to Los Angeles, they dropped by Jimmy Kimmel Live to make a late night appearance Thursday night (Jan. 10) ahead of Friday's show at the Forum.
During the broadcast, the band performed their melodically powerful single "A Reason to Fight." Singer David Draiman sat on a stool, flanked by his bandmates (and an extra guitarist) delivering the acoustic-guitar centric track. You can watch the performance below.
The group played a mini-set for fans in attendance and another performance was included on the Jimmy Kimmel Live YouTube channel. Their much heavier Evolution song "Are You Ready?" pumped up the crowd as the band plugged in amidst a flashier light show awash in red, orange and yellow lighting. Watch the performance below.
According to Setlist.fm, the Disturbed mini-set for Kimmel also included performances of the songs "The Game" and "Down With the Sickness."
Disturbed will bring fan favorites past and present to the concert stage on their current trek with Three Days Grace. After hitting the Forum in Los Angeles tonight (Jan. 11), Las Vegas, Glendale (Ariz.), Denver and Albuquerque will all get shows this next week. See all of the band's upcoming dates listed here.
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	private static final long serialVersionUID = -5653207426106765259L;

	public ConversionException() {
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	public ConversionException(String message) {
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	public ConversionException(String message, Throwable cause) {
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If you like Fireboy and Watergirl, this beautiful duo, consisting of girl and boy, then you surely will try and solve puzzles with them, walk through labyrinths and collect the strangest fruits.
Would you like to invent their appearance and colors? If the answer is "yes", then we have great news for you. With the help of marvelous online coloring book you can realize any your thought, related to Water girl and Fire boy. You will need only paintbrush and palette, which are already present in this online application. Moving mouse just few times you can gift to the kids new appearance, which they could not even dream about!


In 2012 I was tasked with setting up a Peruvian concept restaurant in London. I eagerly packed my bags, excited for the South American journey to study the art of Nikkei cuisine which is the result of Japanese pioneers migrating to Peru at the end of the 19th century.
Peru had long been on my bucket list of travel destinations – primarily for the chance to climb to Machu Picchu. Unfortunately, this trip kept me on the coast and not up in the mountains, so I still have a good reason to go back!
We started in Lima and spent time researching, eating and learning in the local restaurants and ceviche bars. Then we travelled north to Piura to meet a community that specialises in making natural ceramics and plateware.
It was here in Piura that I first discovered and ate "humitas": seriously delicious steamed corn parcels from a local street vendor. The exterior husk of the corn is used as the parcel wrapper. The filling is made from the juicy corn kernels that have been mixed with shredded pork or chicken, shallot, chilli and garlic. I like to add in some fresh coriander too.
Corn is a staple food in Peru, it is eaten fresh, dried, whole and ground. The Peruvian variety is very distinctive. It's larger, lighter in colour and importantly not as sweet and sugary as we get here in New Zealand.
With corn in full season right now this recipe is a perfect complement to any barbecue or dinner gathering. Just the thought of this recipe has me salivating and takes me straight back to that food memory…I hope you find a food memory in the recipe too.
1. Removed the husks and keep them in long pieces. Boil them for a couple of minutes to soften and allow to cool.
2. Cut the corn kernels from the cob. Place in a food processor and give it a quick blitz to break them down slightly.
3. In a medium pan add a little of the olive oil, brown the chilli, garlic and shallots. Add the chicken thighs, season with black pepper, sea salt and cook through. Remove the cooked spiced chicken mixture.
4. Place the polenta in a medium bowl, heat chicken stock with butter and pour over polenta, stirring in to get a smooth consistency. Mix together with the corn kernels, cooked chicken mixture and sliced coriander.
5. Open out the softened corn husks. Spoon in mixture and wrap like little presents to form 6 even parcels. Tie off with a piece of wet string (wet string stops it burning on the barbecue).
To serve: place the wrapped corn parcels on the edge of the barbecue and allow them to heat up and warm right through, while slightly toasting the husk.


US Navy. Car enthusiast. Random.
And "hi" back to you!
No problem. It's definitely a video worth watching and I really wanted to share it. It looks like it's going to give GT a run for its money.
It's scheduled for an October release currently. I would love a september release, but it would have to compete with Gears of War 3, which is scheduled for September 20th. Why compete with that?


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Q: Spring oauth2 and integration tests Need a help with integration tests for Oauth2 client.
Setup:

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*Client with protected UI and API

*Authentication server where all
password validation done and access token retrieved

Integration test:

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*rest-assured used for end-point testing

*before implementing Oauth2 tests worked fine

Ole test example:
        given().auth()
           .preemptive()
           .basic(USER_EMAIL,PASSWORD) <-- this not valid any more
           .contentType(ContentType.JSON)
           .when()
           .pathParam("id","123")
           .delete(PROFILE_FIELD_BASE_URL)
           .andReturn()
           .body();

Question:

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*how I can make this tests work again?

*How res-assured setup should be changed to support oauth2?

*Do I need to mock Authentication server or can I inject/mock security context?

A: The code you were shown is only and only for basic auth and for using the rest assured for OAuth, in general, you have to change that code. From REST Assured github page you can see following two exaples:
    @Test public void
oauth2_works_with_preemptive_header_signing() {
    final String accessToken = "accessToken";

    given().
            auth().preemptive().oauth2(accessToken).
            filter(new Filter() {
                public Response filter(FilterableRequestSpecification requestSpec, FilterableResponseSpecification responseSpec, FilterContext ctx) {
                    assertThat(requestSpec.getHeaders().getValue("Authorization"), equalTo("Bearer "+accessToken));
                    return new ResponseBuilder().setBody("ok").setStatusCode(200).build();
                }
            }).
    when().
            get("/somewhere").
    then().
            statusCode(200);
}

@Test public void
oauth2_works_with_non_preemptive_header_signing() {
    final String accessToken = "accessToken";

    given().
            auth().oauth2(accessToken).
            filter(new Filter() {
                public Response filter(FilterableRequestSpecification requestSpec, FilterableResponseSpecification responseSpec, FilterContext ctx) {
                    AuthenticationScheme scheme = requestSpec.getAuthenticationScheme();
                    assertThat(scheme, instanceOf(PreemptiveOAuth2HeaderScheme.class));
                    assertThat(((PreemptiveOAuth2HeaderScheme) scheme).getAccessToken(), equalTo(accessToken));
                    return new ResponseBuilder().setBody("ok").setStatusCode(200).build();
                }
            }).
    when().
            get("/somewhere").
    then().
            statusCode(200);
}

and as the other example, you can have a look here.


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Il Gran Premio di superbike di Oschersleben 2004 è stato la quinta prova su undici del campionato mondiale Superbike 2004, disputato il 30 maggio sul circuito di Oschersleben, in gara 1 ha visto la vittoria di Noriyuki Haga davanti a James Toseland e Pierfrancesco Chili, la gara 2 è stata vinta da Régis Laconi che ha preceduto James Toseland e Leon Haslam.

La vittoria nella gara valevole per il campionato mondiale Supersport 2004 è stata ottenuta da Karl Muggeridge, mentre la gara del campionato Europeo della classe Superstock viene vinta da Gianluca Vizziello.

Si rivelerà questa l'ultima gara del campionato mondiale Superbike disputata su questo circuito.

Risultati

Gara 1

Arrivati al traguardo

Ritirati

Gara 2

Arrivati al traguardo

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Ritirati

Supersport

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-T term Produce output suitable for terminal term. See tplot(1) for known terminals. Default for term is $TERM.
name is either a string that will match a column header in the sar report, with an optional device name in square brackets, for example, r+w/s[dsk-1], or an integer value. op is + - * or / surrounded by blank spaces. Up to five names may be specified. Parentheses are not recognized. Contrary to custom, + and - have precedence over * and /. Evaluation is left to right. Thus, A/A+B*100 is evaluated as (A/(A+B))*100, and A+B/C+D is (A+B)/(C+D). lo and hi are optional numeric scale limits. If unspecified, they are deduced from the data.
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I recently visited an ultimate Croatian bucket list destination called Plitvice Lakes which is Croatia's oldest and largest national park. The lakes are famous for their captivating colours varying from aquamarine to more emerald hues with waterfalls scattered all over the national park. The wooden walkways are designed so you can walk over the lakes and get very close to the waterfalls. Sometimes even getting a refreshing spray as you wander by!
The park comprises of multiple lakes, 4 hiking trails and 7 different routes through the park to explore. There are also boats and shuttle trains to help you get around the park. Your ticket features a small map and there are larger maps around the park and signposts to help you navigate. There are restrooms located nearby to the restaurants and kiosks.
Between mid to late spring is actually one of the best times to visit. You may encounter some rainy and stormy days but the lakes themselves will actually be full, whereas at some times of the year they aren't. Waterfalls tend to be more spectacular during and after heavy rainfall. If you aren't a fan of crowds like myself avoid visiting in Summer which is peak season. There will still be a decent amount of tourists during spring, in the afternoon the pathways will feel especially congested and you might worry at times about falling into the lakes.
If you can, I highly recommend visiting as early in the day as possible, the park opens at 07.00am. I got there at 09.00am and it was still fairly quiet but it slowly got busier after 12.00pm. It eventually became extremely congested and difficult to walk on the wooden walkways.
The lower lakes in Plitvice Lakes from above. I hope this gives you an idea of how narrow the paths are.
It costs me 150 Kuna or around $32AUD to get an adult entrance ticket to the park. This ticket includes transport by boat and 'panoramic trains'. You can also purchase a ticket for two consecutive days which is slightly cheaper than buying two separate tickets. Here is the link to their price list for 2018 which includes discounts for groups, students and children.
I highly recommend packing your own lunch, snacks and water to take to the park. There are a few kiosks you can buy food at that either sell meals, snacks and drinks or just ice cream and drinks. It was kind of amazing because all the menus were almost indistinguishable from each other across the park. More than 3/4 of the menu comprised of alcoholic beverages and the rest was food. The food available was mostly things like hamburgers or some type of meat with fries. It didn't seem to be of the highest quality, just regular fast food. If you are vegetarian you will be stuck with only fries and ice cream so be prepared.
I ended up walking for more than 18km while visiting so if you plan to do as much walking or more be prepared with adequate amounts of water and nutritious snacks.
Wear sturdy footwear suitable for walking like runners/trainers as you will be walking on wooden walkways and also dirt trails. I was very glad to be wearing my Nike running shoes as I made my way through the national park especially when I was on congested parts of the wooden path, navigating around groups of people. The extra stability of good footwear was helpful. As aforementioned, I did a lot of walking because I wanted to see a lot of the park, if you are the same, make sure you wear appropriate and comfortable shoes!
Be prepared for the possibility of rain especially if you visit in spring. Bring some kind of waterproof jacket like a raincoat that can easily fit in your backpack.
If you visit in spring or summer and are prone to sunburn wear sunscreen and bring some with you to reapply. I also recommend bringing a hat along, I wished that I had one at the time. Some parts of the park have little to no shade, so this is really important.
I opted to stay at Falling Lakes Hostel which was honestly one of the best hostels I have ever stayed at. One of my favourite features of this hostel is how well organised it was in terms of helping you to visit Plitvice Lakes. The hostel has a shuttle bus which takes you to and from the lakes. The earliest shuttle to the park is at 08.00am and then they return to collect you at 04.00pm. The shuttle bus costs around 30 Kuna or $6 AUD, return.
I especially recommend staying at this hostel if you are a solo traveller as you will be likely to meet others who you can explore the lake with. If you have the time, I recommend staying at this hostel for at least 3-4 days or longer. Korenica is a really relaxing small town and there are a number of hikes you can do in the area. The hostel also organises activities such as kayaking.
It cost me around $24.50AUD per night to stay in a spacious 8-bed dorm. It is clean, the kitchen is well-equipped if you wish to cook and the staff are very helpful. There are supermarkets and cafe's nearby and if you wish to dine out or get takeaway, I recommend visiting Babić which is a 15-minute walk from the hostel. The food there is reasonably priced and there is a wide range of options, including vegetarian options.
You can stay in hotels within and nearby the park but they can be quite expensive – ranging from around $89AUD to $250AUD per night.
You can get buses from major Croatian cities to the national park, even Flixbus runs here! There are also local buses if you stay nearby. I recommend using the website called Getbybus to find your bus to Plitvice Lakes. Some people opt to rent a car which is very convenient if you wish to visit early and some even hitchhike. I was really satisfied with my hostel's shuttle service as it took a lot of stress out of the visit.
Unless you plan to get there early do not bother bringing your tripod. I lugged mine around in hopes of getting some slow-shutter speed shots but found that arriving at 09.00am that there were enough people around to make it difficult to set up a tripod to take my shots. I saw only one guy actively using his tripod and he was blocking the pathway. It was a bit disappointing that I didn't have the opportunity to take the kind of shots that I had in mind but I think I still managed to take some decent photos. Despite having quite a lightweight tripod my shoulders/back were aching quite a bit at the end of the day.
I have to admit I was quite anxious about visiting because I had read about the crowds but I was pleasantly surprised to find that I experienced crowds for less than half of day. The width of the pathway is only big enough for two people which can be problematic. My biggest annoyance was groups of people like group tours/families and couples who obliviously occupied the entire wooden pathway. They were quite difficult to get around and often ignored my 'excuse me's' which I attempted in a few languages haha. Even some photographers getting deep into their shots became hazards as they abruptly moved around the wooden path.
The crowds were my only issue with visiting the park and despite this, I had a really wonderful experience. Plitvice Lakes is a very unique place, I had never seen a place anything like it before and it was totally enchanting with its jaw-dropping natural beauty! My favourite sights were the lower lakes and the big waterfall (Veliki Slap). I enjoyed watching the hundreds of fish that lingered on the surface of the lakes and smelling the flowers along the trails. I even came across a flower that smelt like fish!
Part of what made my experience so wonderful is that I had just made a new friend who I met at my hostel, Jillian, who I really vibed with and we spent the afternoon getting to know each other as we explored the park. So just to reiterate, if you are a solo-traveller, heading to the hostel is a great way to meet people to explore the park with.
If you are visiting Croatia I highly, highly recommend visiting the national park and if you are a nature lover this is an unmissable stop!! I rarely make big statements like this, so I really mean it.
If you would like to visit a place that looks somewhat similar to Plitvice Lakes, where you can also swim visit Krka National Park. I have however heard from other travellers that it can be very cold swimming there in Spring, so this stop is probably best for summer.
I hope you enjoyed this blog post and found it helpful for planning your visit to Plitvice Lakes. Special thanks to my new friend, Jillian for taking the photos of me which I have included in this post :).
I would've loved to visit here when I was in Croatia. Oh well, just another reason to go back!


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Am I being punked? Can it be that the largest dedicated library for oceanography (nationally and internationally), the Scripps Library on the campus at Scripps Institution of Oceanography (SIO), is in danger of closing its doors forever?
From its birth 100 years ago and throughout the years, the Scripps Library evolved as the gold standard for ocean science holdings. Myriad scholars, students and citizens in the community have benefited from its resources, which include its librarians and their specialized knowledge in researching all things ocean. It took visionaries, time, money and donations to invest in accruing works across the areas of ocean science (historical to present) and have them all conveniently housed under one roof. That this library has become a center of world renown envied by those from other ocean institutes and marine science stations is just a bonus, though scientists outside of Scripps have long benefited from the library's collections and continue to do so today.
Of the nine libraries at UCSD, the plan is to shutter seven. The two remaining (both on the main campus at UCSD) may each absorb some of the holdings of the Scripps Library, and some works may go into storage. In other words, the Scripps Library's collective holdings will be scattered. On the Scripps Library website, it is euphemistically stated that "select" collections and services will be consolidated. What exactly that means is unclear. What is clear is that SIO will no longer have a library on its campus. How's that for an institution of higher learning and one on the cutting edge of research?
Though the loss can expect to negatively impact Scripps students, faculty, and staff, the community at large will be affected, though I guess we are merely collateral damage. Why should you care? If you like reading my "Tide Lines" columns, know that my sources of information have come from researching at the Scripps Library where I have also been aided over the years by the crack staff of librarians. As an ocean educator to the public, I cannot fathom losing this invaluable resource that is housed in one location. If the Scripps Library closes, my research and writing will be compromised.
The Scripps Library, its history, its holdings, and what it represents to the national and international oceanographic community should be preserved, not erased. Operating costs to keep the Scripps Library open are a fraction of UCSD's overall budget. When the powers that be at UCSD toss around promises "to protect the academic core," what pray tell is an academic institution without a campus library? This is no time to be penny wise and pound foolish. The Scripps Library is not a relic, though at its age it has weathered World War I, World War II, and the Great Depression, to name a few potential budget busting episodes in our country's history.
For those of you who want to voice your views, email Brian Schottlaender, University Librarian (bec@ucsd.edu); Tony Hayment, Vice Chancellor, Marine Science (thaymet@ucsd.edu); Gary Matthews, Resource Management/Planning (gcmatthews@ucsd.edu). Or if you're in on the joke, tell Aston Kutcher to come out of the shadows. We are not amused.


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using System.Threading.Tasks;
using OrchardCore.Entities;
using OrchardCore.Security.Settings;
using OrchardCore.Settings;

namespace OrchardCore.Security.Services
{
    public class SecurityService : ISecurityService
    {
        private readonly ISiteService _siteService;

        public SecurityService(ISiteService siteService)
        {
            _siteService = siteService;
        }

        public async Task<SecuritySettings> GetSettingsAsync()
        {
            var securityHeadersSettings = await _siteService.GetSiteSettingsAsync();

            return securityHeadersSettings.As<SecuritySettings>();
        }
    }
}


Creative's "Early Puzzles Step 2 - Domestic Animals" is a 5 in 1 pack of Jigsaw Puzzles for toddlers.
'Early Puzzles Step 2 - Domestic Animals' introduces children to the most common domestic animals they often see and read about. It is a set of 4 shaped puzzles with 4, 6, 7 and 8 pieces and one 12 pieces rectangular puzzle that depicts the surroundings of these animals. As the child matches the puzzles, he/she learns the names of various domestic animals along with their surroundings in which they live.


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Celebrate the 75th Anniversary of OKLAHOMA!
R&H Theatricals and the Educational Theatre Association (EdTA) are joining forces in honor of the 75th anniversary of the celebrated musical Rodgers & Hammerstein's Oklahoma!. The first of many collaborations by this legendary duo, Oklahoma! is credited by historians as marking the beginning of the modern American musical.
To celebrate, R&H is inviting theaters that license a production of Rodgers & Hammerstein's Oklahoma! to gift a free license of Getting To Know… Oklahoma! to a Title 1 school in their community. The gifting campaign is extended to all licensed productions with performances dates between September 1, 2018 and December 31, 2019. A limited performance grant is available to offset costs for the Title 1 schools.
The Oklahoma! 75th Anniversary program will provide all students with a quality arts-based educational experience that will live with them forever. Students participating in the program will establish a connectedness to their school and community, build their self-esteem, learn empathy and moral reasoning, improve intrapersonal communication and conflict resolution skills while creating new relationships and friendships.
We are so excited about this opportunity!


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When clicking next-arrow font (on next slide) become a little bit blurred
Live example of the problem
it is not the first time i saw this issue.
Why it works like this and what should be done to does not face a similar problem?
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A: it's not a bug with BxSlider or your code. it's a Chrome bug, which is DirectWrite engine for newly version of Chrome, that may occur on some windows's users. to turn it off, please check up this link Fixing blurry font in Chrome


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Linden Dalecki (born December 23, 1968) is an American author. He writes novels for children and young adults.

Writing

His first novel, Kid B (2006), is set in the world of Texas hip-hop and was influenced by S. E. Hinton's The Outsiders. The book is narrated in the first-person by the title character "Kid B" whose birth name is Breslin Kirwin.

By following two conflicting groups of teen boys, the themes explored by Dalecki are similar to those in The Outsiders (1967), such as brotherly love (or hate as the case may be), friendship, and coming-of-age. But unlike The Outsiders, in the milieu of Kid B the groups are from similar socio-economic backgrounds (the working class) and though there is some gang activity most of the conflict revolves around breakdance competition and other aspects of hip hop.

Kid B evolved from Dalecki's award-winning short story, "The B-Boys of Beaumont".

References

External links
  The B-Boys of Beaumont short story
  Kid B description on Houghton Mifflin site
 Texas B-Boy Link

21st-century American novelists
1968 births
American young adult novelists
American children's writers
Living people
American male novelists
21st-century American male writers


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package vizzini_test

import (
	"time"

	"code.cloudfoundry.org/bbs/models"
	. "code.cloudfoundry.org/vizzini/matchers"

	. "github.com/onsi/ginkgo"
	. "github.com/onsi/gomega"
)

var _ = Describe("Privileged", func() {
	var task *models.TaskDefinition
	var runUser string
	var containerPrivileged bool

	BeforeEach(func() {
		if timeout == DefaultEventuallyTimeout {
			SetDefaultEventuallyTimeout(time.Second * 15)
		}
	})

	JustBeforeEach(func() {
		task = Task()
		task.Privileged = containerPrivileged
		task.Action = models.WrapAction(&models.RunAction{
			Path: "bash",
			Args: []string{"-c", "id > /tmp/bar; echo h > /proc/sysrq-trigger ; echo have_real_root=$? >> /tmp/bar"},
			User: runUser,
		})

		Expect(bbsClient.DesireTask(logger, guid, domain, task)).To(Succeed())
		Eventually(TaskGetter(logger, guid)).Should(HaveTaskState(models.Task_Completed))
	})

	AfterEach(func() {
		defer SetDefaultEventuallyTimeout(timeout)
		Expect(bbsClient.ResolvingTask(logger, guid)).To(Succeed())
		Expect(bbsClient.DeleteTask(logger, guid)).To(Succeed())
	})

	Context("with a privileged container", func() {
		BeforeEach(func() {
			if !config.EnablePrivilegedContainerTests {
				Skip("privileged container tests are disabled")
			}

			containerPrivileged = true
		})

		Context("when running a privileged action", func() {
			BeforeEach(func() {
				runUser = "root"
			})

			It("should run as root", func() {
				completedTask, err := bbsClient.TaskByGuid(logger, guid)
				Expect(err).NotTo(HaveOccurred())
				Expect(completedTask.Result).To(ContainSubstring("uid=0(root)"), "If this fails, then your executor may not be configured to allow privileged actions")
				Expect(completedTask.Result).To(MatchRegexp(`groups=.*0\(root\)`))
				Expect(completedTask.Result).To(ContainSubstring("have_real_root=0"))
			})
		})

		Context("when running a non-privileged action", func() {
			BeforeEach(func() {
				runUser = "vcap"
			})

			It("should run as non-root", func() {
				completedTask, err := bbsClient.TaskByGuid(logger, guid)
				Expect(err).NotTo(HaveOccurred())
				Expect(completedTask.Result).To(MatchRegexp(`uid=\d{4,5}\(vcap\)`))
				Expect(completedTask.Result).To(MatchRegexp(`groups=\d{4,5}\(vcap\)`))
				Expect(completedTask.Result).To(ContainSubstring("have_real_root=1"))
			})
		})
	})

	Context("with an unprivileged container", func() {
		BeforeEach(func() {
			containerPrivileged = false
		})

		Context("when running a privileged action", func() {
			BeforeEach(func() {
				runUser = "root"
			})

			It("should run as namespaced root", func() {
				completedTask, err := bbsClient.TaskByGuid(logger, guid)
				Expect(err).NotTo(HaveOccurred())
				Expect(completedTask.Result).To(ContainSubstring("uid=0(root)"), "If this fails, then your executor may not be configured to allow privileged actions")
				Expect(completedTask.Result).To(ContainSubstring("have_real_root=1"))
			})
		})

		Context("when running a non-privileged action", func() {
			BeforeEach(func() {
				runUser = "vcap"
			})

			It("should run as non-root", func() {
				completedTask, err := bbsClient.TaskByGuid(logger, guid)
				Expect(err).NotTo(HaveOccurred())
				Expect(completedTask.Result).To(MatchRegexp(`uid=\d{4,5}\(vcap\)`))
				Expect(completedTask.Result).To(ContainSubstring("have_real_root=1"))
			})
		})
	})
})


An experiment conducted by Canada's central bank in conjunction with the country's payments system, a stock exchange operator, a distributed ledger technology (DLT) firm and a global consulting and professional services firm has demonstrated that it is possible to clear and settle securities efficiently and cost-effectively using blockchain technology.
In the trial, the Bank of Canada in partnership with payments system organization Payments Canada, stock exchange operator TMX Group, global consulting firm Accenture and blockchain firm R3 demonstrated the feasibility of an integrated DLT-based securities and payment settlement platform.
The experiment, which was conducted during the third phase of Project Jasper, involved exploring how the settlement of securities and payment interacted on a private blockchain. This required developing and testing a Proof of Concept (POC) system which was linked to the market infrastructures that already exist.
"The POC intended to bring together securities and cash ledgers for CDSX [Canada's clearing and settlement system for securities] and participants in Payments Canada's Large Value Transfer System (LVTS) to facilitate daily consolidated cash reporting and Canadian-dollar settlement of CDSX obligations," noted the five organizations in a report titled 'Jasper Phase III: Securities Settlement Using Distributed Ledger Technology'.
Jasper Phase III's PoC solution was developed on distributed ledger technology of Corda specifically version 2.0. Cash and securities were brought on the ledger by issuing digital depository receipts with the Bank of Canada being responsible for the former and the Canadian Depository for Securities catering for the latter.
This allowed participants in the proof of concept test to settle the simulated securities against the simulated central bank funds on the blockchain. Equity, as well as cash, could be redeemed following their transfer since settlements enjoyed irrevocability.
From the PoC it was observed that not only was it possible to reduce counterparty risk but that collateral could be freed up without sacrificing the privacy of the participants as well as their transactions. However, more comprehensive studies will be required in order to more reliably determine the efficiency gains and cost savings accruing from using DLT.


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Site Map | Search Warsailors.com | Merchant Fleet Main Page | Warsailors.com Home
D/S Bordvik
Updated Febr. 3-2013
To Bordvik on the "Ships starting with B" page.
A picture is available on this external page (click in it to enlarge).
Owner: Skibs-A/S Lundegaard
Manager: Lundegaard & Sønner, Farsund
Tonnage: 1624 gt
Built by Bergens Mekaniske Verksteder A/S, Bergen, Norway in 1920. Previous names: Hufterø until 1920, Dageid until 1929.
According to the external page that I've linked to above, she was delivered in Nov.-1920 as Dageid to A/S Ocean (John P. Pedersen & Søn), Kristiania. From 1925, A/S Ocean (John P. Pedersen & Søn), Oslo, then as Bordvik for Skibs A/S Lundegaard (Lundegaard & Sønner), Farsund from Jan.-1929.
Captain: Anton Vesthassel.
Her voyages are listed on these original images from the Norwegian National Archives:
Page 1 | Page 2
As will be seen when going to Page 1 above, Bordvik was on her way to Shanghai when war broke out in Norway on Apr. 9-1940. Her 1941 voyages also start on this document and continue on Page 2.
Sunk - 1942:
Sunk by explosives at Sourabaya on March 3-1942 prior to the Japanese invasion, to keep her from falling into Japanese hands. The crew was taken prisoners by the Japanese - my page Merchant Marine POW's has the names of her officers.
Bordvik was raised by the Japanese that same year and renamed Manryu Maru in 1943, in Japanese service. Torpedoed by the submarine USS Sunfish on April 16-1945, sunk 39 36N 142 05E, Yamado Harbor, Honshu.
Charles Hocking states that Bordvik was seized by the Japanese in Jan.-1942. (He gives the location for the attack by Sunfish as "off Kamaishi, Japan"). According to Page 2, she had arrived Sourabaya from Batavia on Jan. 16-1942.
Related external links:
USS Sunfish (SS 281) from DANFS - submarines (the sinking of Manryu Maru is mentioned).
Hyperwar - Go to 16 April, Mon. - Pacific. (The Official Chronology of the U.S. Navy in World War II by Robert J. Cressman. He quotes the position 39 35N 142 06E for Manryu Maru's sinking).
Back to Bordvik on the "Ships starting with B" page.
The text on this page was compiled with the help of: "Nortraships flåte", J. R. Hegland, "The World's Merchant Fleets 1939", R. W. Jordan, "Dictionary of Disasters at Sea during the Age of Steam - including sailing ships and ships of war lost in Action 1824-1962" by Charles Hocking (1990 edition) - ref My sources.
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As–Av
Br–Bu
Hi–Hy
Hø
Se–Sj
Sk–Sn
Sp–St
Su–Sø
Th–Ti
Tr–Tø


Social Media sites include, Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Youtube, Pinterest etc. Social Media Optimization is the process of increasing visitors on websites and increasing awareness of product, brand or event by using a number of social media outlets and communities to generate viral publicity.
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As a SMO Company in India, there are numerous benefits to engaging in social media marketing. Some are tangible such as number of likes, fans and followers and some are not like enhanced customer service, brand recognition and developing lasting relationships. Social media campaigns may not look important in the final marketing but you can't deny that it is important and should be included in your overall marketing campaign.
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We monitor perceptions about your business and Competitors and Industry Social Media Trends.
We measure Result, Feedback and Insights and select Future Prospects and Opportunities.


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Fewer DDoS Attacks in 2021, Still Above Pre-Pandemic Levels
Dark Reading on Jun 1, 2022 12:16:00 PM
New research finds a rise in TCP acknowledgement (ACK) DDoS attacks, which rely on a smaller amount of traffic to disrupt targets.
In terms of straight numbers, there were fewer distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks in 2021, and the average size of attacks also dropped. But the fact that there were 13% fewer DDoS attacks in 2021 over the previous year is not a lot to cheer about when cybersecurity teams are still grappling with attack volumes far above pre-pandemic levels, according to new research.
Nexusguard analysts say that in 2021 the top DDoS attack vectors were user datagram protocol (UDP) attacks, domain name system (DNS) amplification attacks, and transmission control protocol protocol acknowledgement (ACK) attacks.
Notably, ACK attacks are on the rise, accounting for 9.7% of DDoS attacks in 2021, up from 3.7% in 2020. Numbers for DNS and UDP DDoS attacks were still high enough to keep them in the top two, but both accounted for a smaller percentage of attacks compared with 2020, according to Nexusguard.
While the average attack size fell by 50% over 2021, the maximum attack size nearly tripled, so really large attacks are still a problem.


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Najah Naffah est un ingénieur français spécialiste des réseaux d'ordinateurs et de systèmes bureautique. Il exerce  des missions de recherche et conseil sur les déploiements des nouvelles technologies (cloud, IA, blockchain), dans divers secteurs d'activités

Biographie
Après des études d'ingénieur civil au Liban, complété par une formation aux télécommunications à Télécom ParisTech, appelée à l'époque
ENST Ecole Nationale Supérieur des Télécommunications, Najah Naffah a commencé sa carrière à l'INRIA, en préparant un doctorat d'ingénieur, sous la direction d'Hubert Zimmermann, en tant que chercheur sur les réseaux d'ordinateurs, en particulier le projet Cyclades (réseau). Sous l'autorité de Louis Pouzin, y a développé le "Terminal-Paquet", inspiré du terminal intelligent d'IBM 3270, pour gérer tous les protocoles de réseau (HDLC, Transport, Session et Présentation intégrant la notion de Terminal Virtuel),  une démarche permettant de compléter les points faibles de l'ARPANET américain, par une interaction directe entre les ordinateurs hôtes et les terminaux, sans passer par des concentrateurs (c'est d'ailleurs, ce que l'on trouve aujourd'hui dans tous les smartphones, et qui était inimaginable à l'époque). Ces interactions se font sur la base de circuits de datagramme de Cyclades (réseau). Ses développeurs, pouvant voir les séquences de caractères passant sur la ligne, qui leur permettaient de détecter beaucoup plus facilement les problèmes de protocole. Ainsi, il prouve qu'un terminal simple mais aménagé peut gérer tous les différents protocoles, et jouer un rôle clef dans la distribution de l'intelligence au niveau de la périphérie (connue aujourd'hui sous l'appellation Edge Computing), cette invention ouvre la voie au concept de routeur. Elle a été implantée par la suite dans les PC et les stations de travail ainsi que les Smartphones et Tablettes.

Le concept de datagramme se heurte cependant rapidement à de nombreux intérêts industriels, et se fait ainsi beaucoup d'ennemis, en particulier les PTT françaises. Dans le prolongement du projet Cyclades, l'INRIA lui confie ensuite les systèmes de bureautique avancée, regroupés au sein du projet Kayak, précurseur du poste de travail (le Buroviseur), sous forme de PC desktop, avec interactions graphiques et la première souris utilisée en Europe. Le Buroviseur (voir figure ci-dessous et lien https://www.facebook.com/Projet.Kayak.INRIA/) était équipé de reconnaissance vocale (limitée à quelques centaines de mots et une synthèse vocale, ainsi que de carte de composition téléphonique à partir d'un bottin et agenda, et de carte de réseau local et réseau X.25). Sur le plan logiciel, il intégrait un éditeur multimédia texte, et graphique, et un tableur (réf -document Kayak). Ce poste représentait à l'époque la plus grande intégration de fonctions intelligentes basées sur les techniques interdisciplinaires de génie logiciel, de systèmes distribuées, de réseaux locaux, d'impression, d'ergonomie et d'intelligence artificielle.  Il rejoint ensuite en 1984 le groupe Bull, comme responsable des applications bureautiques, où il est chargé de proposer des évolutions aux logiciels de la société américaine Conversion Technologies, achetée par Bull et spécialisée sur ce marché. Il développe et lance alors des produits de Gestion électronique des documents (ImageWorks), Workflow (FlowPath) et multimédia.

Approché en 1994 par Wang pour partir aux Etats-Unis, il décline la proposition et dirige à partir de 1996 la filiale européenne du groupe Sabre, filiale d'American Airlines, et lance des produits d'optimisation des revenus pour voyagiste.

Il devient ensuite vice-président pour l'Europe des services d'outsourcing d'Electronic Data Systems, leader mondial du secteur, chez qui il passe sept ans. En 2010, il crée la société de conseil Naffah Consulting et rejoint ensuite la société Prologue Software en tant que directeur général, puis en tant que Responsable de la Stratégie, Innovation et Alliance. Dans le cadre de cette mission, il prépare des nouveaux projets innovateurs, permettant au Groupe Prologue ainsi que ses filiales en Espagne et en Amérique de lancer de nouveaux produits dans le Cloud, la Blockchain et l'Intelligence Artificielle. En plus, il a aidé au lancement du comité BDIA dans SYSTEMATIC Paris Région  et intervient dans le cadre de l'Open Cloud Foundation pour la promotion de l'interopérabilité entre les clouds..

Najah Naffah a été fait chevalier de l'ordre national du mérite en 1984. Il a reçu la même année le prix européen de la recherche.

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Спід () — місто () в США, в окрузі Еджком штату Північна Кароліна. Населення — 80 осіб (2010).

Географія
Спід розташований за координатами  (35.968465, -77.444269).  За даними Бюро перепису населення США в 2010 році місто мало площу 0,73 км², уся площа — суходіл.

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Згідно з переписом 2010 року, у місті мешкало 80 осіб у 35 домогосподарствах у складі 17 родин. Густота населення становила 109 осіб/км².  Було 38 помешкань (52/км²).

Расовий склад населення:

До двох чи більше рас належало 0,0 %. Частка іспаномовних становила 0,0 % від усіх жителів.

За віковим діапазоном населення розподілялося таким чином: 26,2 % — особи молодші 18 років, 56,3 % — особи у віці 18—64 років, 17,5 % — особи у віці 65 років та старші. Медіана віку мешканця становила 47,7 року. На 100 осіб жіночої статі у місті припадало 81,8 чоловіків;  на 100 жінок у віці від 18 років та старших — 73,5 чоловіків також старших 18 років.

Середній дохід на одне домашнє господарство  становив  долари США (медіана — ), а середній дохід на одну сім'ю —  долари (медіана — ). За межею бідності перебувало 5,3 % осіб, у тому числі 0,0 % дітей у віці до 18 років та 15,6 % осіб у віці 65 років та старших.

Цивільне працевлаштоване населення становило 39 осіб. Основні галузі зайнятості: освіта, охорона здоров'я та соціальна допомога — 28,2 %, виробництво — 17,9 %, мистецтво, розваги та відпочинок — 15,4 %.

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Містечка Північної Кароліни
Населені пункти округу Еджком (Північна Кароліна)


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Everyone probably knows the board game Monopoly. Now this fun game is also available online in a live version. What makes this Monopoly Live variant even more exciting is that you can win real cash prizes! This game comes in the form of a Wheel of Fortune which then takes you to the Monopoly bonus round. Monopoly from Hasbro is the world's best-selling board game, which says something about the popularity of this board game. This board game was first released in 1935. Special editions are also regularly released, for example an European edition. This game has certainly held up since then, and is still very popular. If Monopoly Live appeals to you, you should definitely give it a try at an online casino on this website. We have put together an overview of reliable casinos that work together with Evolution Gaming who developed this casino game.
This game was launched in March 2019, so it is still a relatively new casino game. However, Monopoly Live is already very popular and appreciated by many players. This is probably due to the unique gaming experience. The bonus round is completely designed in 3D, this ensures that you are really in the middle of the game. Monopoly has of course been on the market for a long time in the form of a classic board game. But this same nostalgic feeling also comes to the fore when playing Monopoly Live in an online casino.
How does Monopoly Live work?
The game is easy to understand, while still very exciting how the game unfolds. Evolution Gaming is a big name in the online casino industry. This brand has a wide range of live table games and entertaining game shows with real presenters. Monopoly Live works like this, there is a presenter who spins some kind of Wheel of Fortune. During the Monopoly game, the presenter informs all players. In addition, the presenter also provides a nice atmosphere and the occasional short conversation, while the prize wheel spins.
Monopoly Live is a further development of the game Dream Catcher, this is also a kind of prize wheel. You can bet on 6 different boxes that are on the big prize wheel. These are the following spaces: 1, 2, 5, 10 and the special spaces with the dice symbols 2 Rolls and 4 Rolls. On this prize wheel, 2 other special spaces have also been added called Chance. If the prize wheel stays on such a space, there are 2 options. You can win a random cash prize or a multiplier between 2x and 10x will be shown. The presenter then spins the wheel again. Prizes are multiplied in this round, so this can add up quite a bit!
Monopoly Live Bonus
The compartments on the prize wheel with the text 2 Rolls, 4 Rolls have a special function. This will take you to the Monopoly bonus round, the famous Mr. Monopoly takes you to the game board. All known elements of the classic board game are present such as: start, chance, general fund, houses, hotels but also prison and taxes.
2 Rolls means that the dice may be rolled 2 times. mr. Monopoly runs the number of squares on the board game that is equal to the number of the dice. 4 Rolls means exactly the same, the dice are turned into cash prizes.
What happens in the Chance course?
When the wheel stops on Chance, you as a player get a chance card from Mr. monopoly. The card shows a random cash prize or a random multiplier bonus.
If the chance card shows a multiplier bonus, all bets stand. The game host then spins the wheel again and the multiplier won will multiply the winnings for this next spin. If the player gets another multiplier, his multiplier is multiplied again. This can of course bring you some pretty big cash prizes!
The bonus round is in 3D and you can play Mr. Really seeing Monopoly running on the game board, this is very nicely done. The streets have exactly the same order as we are used to from the regular game. Of course the street names are different from the Dutch version of the board game. When you get to the bonus round, you will see an x on a number of random houses and hotels. This increases the value and your cash prize if you land on it.
Interested in other Evolution Gaming game shows?
Evolution Gaming has truly revolutionized live casinos. Monopoly Live is just one example of this new trend with live casino games and game shows. This makes playing in an online casino even more exciting!
There are also several other game shows with live host from Evolution Gaming. You can hereby dsuch as Dream Catcher, Deal or No Deal Live or Crazy Time. These titles all fall under the category of game shows with a live presenter for extra excitement!
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St John's Pre-School is a committee run pre-school which registered in 1983 and has premises in a converted mobile classroom within the grounds of St John the Evangelist CE aided primary school. It is registered on the Early Years Register and has places for 24 children per session. There are currently 52 children on roll. No children are currently identified as having learning difficulties and/or disabilities.


Microrobotics is an emerging discipline with the potential to radically affect fields ranging from medicine to environmental stewardship. Already, there have been remarkable breakthroughs; small scale robots have been made that can selectively traverse the gastrointestinal tract, and others have been built that can fly in a manner inspired from bees. However, there are still significant challenges in microrobotics, and it remains difficult to engineer reliable power sources, actuators, and sensors to create robust, modular designs at the microscale. The miniaturization of the robotic system makes design and efficiency of these components particularly difficult. However, biological systems demonstrate the key features of robotics " sensing, actuation, processing" and are remarkably complex at the microscale. As such, many researchers have turned to biology for inspiration and living robotic components. In our laboratory we have engineered an Escherichia coli (E. coli) capable of producing surface display proteins to either anchor the cells, bind to functionalized nanoparticles, or capture small molecules from the environment, all complex actuation features. Additionally, we have created a processing unit that can create signals based on biological components, yet is non-living. This thesis focuses on the characterization of the surface display E. Coli system and the creation of programmable microparticle scaffolds that may be controlled by biological circuitry. In particular, by leveraging the strong interaction between biotin and streptavidin, I have created programmable microparticle scaffolds capable of attenuating the intensity of a fluorescent response in response to perturbations in the local environmental conditions. We believe this is an excellent enabling technology to facilitate the creation of complex behaviors at the microscale and can be used as a processing unit for simple decision making on microrobots. We foresee this technology impacting disciplines from medical microrobotics to environmental sensing and remediation.


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This News/Press release is about Forgery of money and means of payment
The Joint Action Day (JAD) Western Balkans 2019 is an international operation, involving 6 758 law enforcement officers: 6 708 officers on the ground and 50 officers in the Operational Centre at Europol's headquarters. Law enforcement officers from 30 countries, as well as 8 agencies and international organisations teamed up to tackle the 4 EMPACT (European Multidisciplinary Platform against Criminal Threats) priorities: firearms trafficking, illegal immigration, document fraud and drugs trafficking.
EU Member States: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Germany, Greece, Cyprus, Hungary, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovenia, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, the United Kingdom.
Non - EU Member States: Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, North Macedonia, Serbia, Montenegro, Kosovo*, Switzerland, Moldova, USA (ATF, DEA, HSI, CBP).
EU Agencies: Europol, Frontex
Institutional partners: INTERPOL, UNODC, SEESAC, IPA/2017 Countering Serious Crime in the Western Balkans, PCC-SEE, SELEC.
Operational centre at Europol
The preparatory phase began in early 2019 with several operational meetings and intelligence-gathering activities organised by all the participants, as well as controls at selected border control points. The EMPACT Firearms working group - led by Spain, coordinated the operation. Europol coordinated the deployment of mobile offices in on the request of countries to analyse information on-the-spot.
From 5 to 8 September 2019, a coordination centre was set up at Europol's headquarters in The Hague to support the exchange of intelligence among the participants. During these days, 50 officers from almost all the EU Member States and Western Balkan countries, Europol, Frontex, INTERPOL and IPA/2017 Countering Serious Crime in the Western Balkans Project intensified checks in areas identified as high-risk based on information collected and analysed in the coordination centre.
Frontex tackled cross-border crime at the EU external borders and contributed to the operation by performing intensified controls at selected border crossing points and border surveillance activities as part of its ongoing field activities in the region.
Results from the JAD
In total, 214 147 persons, vehicles, and premises were checked during last week's JAD in the fight against crime originating from the Western Balkans. 175 individuals were arrested (26 arrests in the intelligence phase and 149 in the operational phase)
Most relevant results:
329 refusal of entry
164 clandestine entries
111 overstay
14 visa fraud or misuse
71 forged or falsified documents
51 firearms (aside from the 49 from the investigations identified in the intelligence phase)
3 other weapons
895 pieces of ammunition
* This designation is without prejudice to positions on status, and is in line with UNSCR 1244/99 and the ICJ Opinion on the Kosovo declaration of independence.
The operation was coordinated under the umbrella of the European Multidisciplinary Platform against Criminal Threats (EMPACT) as part of the EU Policy Cycle, a four-year plan for the fight against serious and organised crime. It brings together police and law enforcement authorities of EU Member States, European agencies and international organisations to jointly strengthen Europe's borders and internal security. The results and intelligence gathered will help in ongoing and future investigations.
Joint Action Days (JADs)
European Border and Coast Guard Agency (Frontex)


Well I am lumping this in all together. As I posted in a previous post all my photos for these 5 days have been deleted, never to be seen again. Oh well such is life.
Thursday 25th March - We did get up in time to catch to the 8:12am train into the city centre. We walked to Paddy's Market where we caught the Mono Rail around to the harbour.
Once there we went into the Wildlife world which I got some really good shots of animals. I even got a shot of a frog bottom but alas its gone now so you'll have to use your imagination.
Rode the Mono rail again and then back onto the train for our 2 1/2 hour trip home.
Early to bed tonight as tomorrow is traveling to Victoria day.
Friday 26th March - Having packed everything last night made getting up easier this morning. Actually we were even up before the alarm so once we were dressed it was in the car and on the road by 6am. Today we travelled down to Victoria via the following towns. Oberon, Crookwell ( to stop and get photos of the train station there), Queenbeyan, Cooma, Bombala ( this was lunch stop at 1 - 1:30) Delegate, Orbost, Bruthen, Sale, Trafalgar.
Now 5 km before Orbost we had a blow out which took us forever to change, making us arrive at orbost at 4:35 on a friday afternoon looking for somewhere to get a new tyre, so we also stopped and had tea. so by 6pm we were back on the road arriving at my brothers house at 9pm. What a big day that was.
Saturday 27th March - Sleep, sleep, sleep. No not alday but it was a relaxing day. That afternoon/night all my brothers came around with family and we had pizza. Quick easy and only cost $8 for delivery there.
Sunday 28th March - we travelled to Wallhalla to see yet another steam train. This was ok as we met up with some friend that we have not seen for a long time. The best part, her hubby is a train fanatic too, so we got to talk with each other about interesting stuff while the boys went off taking photo's and film and what ever they do when together around trains.
Monday 29th March - it was decided that we would head home tomorrow instead of Wednesday so we went out to see my newest nephew again and his parents of course. We got the better deal as the Miss Z and Master J stayed behind and we took Miss E and Miss K ( my 2.5yo neice) out to the farm with us.
Tuesday 30th March - On the road again by 7:40am. Stopping in at Eden for lunch and then home around 4:30 I think it was. So much nicer driving with 2 people. So glad to be home. But overall we did have a great holiday.


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Home Tropical Forests and People Research Centre Research Publications An exploration into the efficacy of public warning signs: A zoo case study
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An exploration into the efficacy of public warning signs: A zoo case study
Parker, Ellie N | Bramley, Lauren | Scott, Laura | Marshall, Andrew R | Slocombe, Katie E
Unauthorised feeding and touching of the animals by visitors to zoos and wildlife parks pose serious threats to the health of both animals and visitors alike. We tested the efficacy of four different "do not feed" signs designed to prevent zoo visitors from feeding a group of meerkats. Signs consisted of one of two different written messages and imagery of either a pair of watching human eyes, or meerkat pawprints as a control. Covert observation of visitor behaviour in the presence and absence of the signs was analysed. Visitors were significantly less likely to feed the meerkats when signs were present, than when they were absent. The effect of the signs was specific to the targeted behaviour in that feeding was reduced, but attempts to touch the meerkats increased with the presence of the signs. We did not find that the presence of watching eyes or the different wording on the signs affected the likelihood of visitors feeding the meerkats. We also examined factors that influenced the likelihood of visitors attending to the signs. We found that children were more likely to attend to signs than adults which has important implications for the design of such signs. Together our findings show that signs are effective in reducing the unwanted behaviours they target but may also result in displacement of these negative behaviours and that children are more likely to attend to these signs than adults.
PL o S ONE / Vol. 13, No. 11, Article No. e0207246
http://dx.doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0207246
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Copyright: © 2018 Parker et al. This is an open access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited.


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Maine Policy Staff
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Lockdowns: Never Again in Maine
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By Sam Adolphsen
Tags: government spending, Maine Government Payroll, maine state employees salaries, Open Government, Tax & Spend
New Data, Same Old Story: Maine Government Payrolls Continue to Grow
The newest update to MaineOpenGov.org is a big one. 13 years of Maine state government payroll, dating all the way back to 1997. As far as I can tell, it is the largest set of state payroll data available to the general public in the entire country.
The data set accounts for every employee in Maine state government's executive and judicial branches from 1997 – 2010. It totals more than $9 billion in government employee compensation, including salaries, benefits, overtime and stipends, all online and searchable.
With so much historical context to look at, there is a great opportunity to see how Maine state government payroll has trended over the years. Our analysis of the data proved very interesting:
State Payroll Growth
The first thing we found was that overall state payroll has grown by 60% since 1997, up from $477,561,489 to $766,042,519 in 2010. If the state employees pay grew at the same rate as private sector employees pay over the same time, (52% according to the bureau of economics) the state would have saved more than $40 million in 2010 alone.
Huge Increase in Highly Paid Employees
As you can see from the chart below, there has been a huge spike in the number of state employees who are taking home more than $75,000 in total compensation. The number of high earners has jumped, up more than 1,000% in 13 years.
State Employee Benefits Growth
Digging dipper into the data, it becomes very clear what is driving the overall increase in payroll. Benefits costs have skyrocketed since 1997, doubling in just 13 years. It's imperative that the Governor and Legislature do something to start reigning in these benefit costs.
Overtime out of Control
The data brings to light a clear and present problem with management in several state agencies. Overtime has grown at enormous rates, particularly in three departments: Corrections, Public Safety, and Transportation. Transportation is the biggest culprit, increasing from only $1 million in overtime back in 1997, to more than $6 million in 2010.
Clearly, there are some issues that need to be addressed to make government more efficient. In particular, the retiree and health benefits are increasing in cost in an unsustainable way. The Governor has proposed some modest reforms in his budget that would help bring these benefits cost in line – that would be a good start. The Legislature can discuss whether or not to pass those reforms, and the unions can march on Augusta to oppose them, but the facts don't lie. Retiree and health benefits to state employees are too generous, and Maine can't afford to wait around while they double in cost again.
There is a ton of information to be found in this data, and I hope folks will take the same to search through it for themselves, to see how their hard-earned tax dollars are being spent.
© 2023 Maine Policy Institute


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