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Q: java.lang.IncompatibleClassChangeError: android GCM token generation crash App is getting crashed after launch throwing following error if we put GCM sender id in airshipconfig.properties file used in case of urban airship pushnotification.
Error:
java.lang.IncompatibleClassChangeError: The method 'java.io.File android.support.v4.content.ContextCompat.getNoBackupFilesDir(android.content.Context)' was expected to be of type virtual but instead was found to be of type direct (declaration of 'java.lang.reflect.ArtMethod' appears in /system/framework/core-libart.jar)
gradle file:
buildscript {
    repositories {

        maven { url 'https://maven.fabric.io/public' }
    }

    dependencies {
        classpath 'io.fabric.tools:gradle:1.+'
    }
}
apply plugin: 'com.android.application'
apply plugin: 'io.fabric'

repositories {
    maven {
        url 'https://maven.fabric.io/public'
    }

    maven { url "https://urbanairship.bintray.com/android" }

    maven { url "https://jitpack.io" }
}

android {
    compileSdkVersion 23
    buildToolsVersion "23.0.0 rc2"

    defaultConfig {
        applicationId "com.samachar.newskannada"
        minSdkVersion 14
        targetSdkVersion 22
        versionCode 2
        versionName "1.0"
    }
    buildTypes {
        debug {
            buildConfigField 'String', 'CONTAINER_ID', '"containedid"'  //Development
            buildConfigField 'boolean', 'GTM_VERBOSE_ENABLE', 'true'
            buildConfigField 'String', 'APP_KEY', '"appkey"'
            minifyEnabled false
            shrinkResources false
        }
        release {
            buildConfigField 'String', 'CONTAINER_ID', '"GTM_id"'  //Development
            buildConfigField 'boolean', 'GTM_VERBOSE_ENABLE', 'true'
            buildConfigField 'String', 'APP_KEY', '"appkey"'
            //progard
            minifyEnabled true
            shrinkResources true
            proguardFiles getDefaultProguardFile('proguard-android.txt'), 'proguard-rules.pro'
        }
    }
}

dependencies {
    compile fileTree(dir: 'libs', include: ['*.jar'])
    compile 'com.android.support:appcompat-v7:23.4.0'
    compile 'com.android.support:appcompat-v7:23.0.1'
    compile 'com.android.support:design:23.0.1'
    compile 'com.squareup.okhttp:okhttp-urlconnection:2.5.0'
    compile 'com.google.code.gson:gson:2.2.4'
    compile 'com.android.support:recyclerview-v7:+'
    compile 'com.github.bumptech.glide:glide:3.6.0'
    // Urban Airship SDK
    compile 'com.urbanairship.android:urbanairship-sdk:7.0.+'
    // Recommended for in-app messaging
    compile 'com.android.support:cardview-v7:23.1.1'
    // Recommended for location services
    compile 'com.google.android.gms:play-services-location:8.4.0'
    compile 'com.google.android.gms:play-services-analytics:8.4.0'
    compile('com.crashlytics.sdk.android:crashlytics:2.5.5@aar') {
        transitive = true;
    }
    compile project(':Volley')
    compile 'com.github.ybq:Android-SpinKit:1.0.2'
    compile "com.squareup.picasso:picasso:2.4.0"
    compile 'com.github.amlcurran.showcaseview:library:5.4.3'
    compile "org.jsoup:jsoup:1.8.1"
}

Can anyone help me with this problem?

A: The error was the file created with File getFilesDir (), returns the absolute path to the directory on the filesystem where files created with openFileOutput(String, int) are stored.
The returned path may change over time if the calling app is moved to an adopted storage device, so only relative paths should be persisted.
The getNoBackupFilesDir was found in android.support.v4.content.ContextCompat. Seems that the problem was that an old appcompat-v7 included in the project.
Try to download with the SDK manager the latest version of Android Support Library and then follow the steps for Adding libraries with resources and add the library to your application project.


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»Bill Summary for H 650 (2021-2022)
Bill: OMNIBUS DMV BILL.
S.L. 2021-134
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Development, Land Use and Housing
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House Bill 650 (Public) Filed Thursday, April 22, 2021
AN ACT TO MAKE MULTIPLE CHANGES TO MOTOR VEHICLE LAWS.
Intro. by B. Jones, Iler, Shepard.
GS 150B
Amends GS 20-287, which governs the licensure of new motor vehicle dealers, used motor vehicle dealers, motor vehicle sales representatives, manufacturers, factory branches, factory representatives, distributors, distributor branches, distributor representatives, and wholesalers. No longer limits sales representatives to one license. Requires the sales representative license to show the name of each dealer or wholesaler employing the representative. Expands the Division of Motor Vehicles' (DMV) authority to levy and collect a civil penalty of up to $1,000 per violation of specified statutes and rules relating to the sale of vehicles, vehicle titling, or vehicle registration, to make applicants for licenses in addition to licensees subject to the authority. Requires the penalty to be assessed against a sales representative applicant unless the DMV finds that a dealership, owner, manager, or officer had knowledge of the violation before the application was submitted to the DMV. Regarding penalties for violations by persons required to obtain a license who have not obtained a license, establishes an affirmative defense if the person promptly applies and is issued the appropriate motor vehicle license. Clarifies that a person acting in a specific licensed activity must be issued the appropriate license for that activity. Requires the investigative report of the violation to be considered in the issuance of any license. Makes clarifying and technical changes.
Makes the following changes to the grounds for denial or disciplinary action of licensees by the DMV set forth in GS 20-294. Specifies that the DMV's disciplinary authority must comply with GS 20-295 and GS 20-296, as amended, which govern license applications and disciplinary hearings. Now provides for knowingly making a material misstatement in an application for a license or a dealer license plate as grounds for denial or disciplinary action (previously did not require mens rea). Provides an affirmative defense to the following grounds, exclusive to the dealer licensee, that the violation is a result of fraud, theft, or embezzlement against the licensee, with waiver of the defense if any violation charged created an unrecoverable loss for a citizen or another licensed motor vehicle dealer of the state: (1) willfully and intentionally failing to comply with Articles 12 or 15, or the specified motor vehicle laws or (2) knowingly giving an incorrect certificate of title or failing to give a certificate of title to a purchaser, a lienholder, or the DMV after the vehicle is sold. Adds to these two grounds that officers, directors, members, and sales representative licensees must be charged individually. Expands the ground of willfully defrauding any retail buyer or other person to specifically include willfully defrauding any wholesale buyer to the buyer's damage. Modifies the ground regarding use of unfair methods of competition or unfair or deceptive acts or practices to condition the ground on the act causing actual damages to the buyer. Finally, establishes an affirmative defense to the following ground, which operates as a stay, if the person charged is determined to qualify and obtains expunction, certificate of relief, or pardon, or if the conviction is vacated, with the violation dismissed if relief is granted: conviction of an offense under GS 20-106 (since recodified to GS 14-71.2, receiving or transferring stolen vehicles), GS 20-106.1 (fraud in connection of rental of motor vehicles), GS 20-107 (injuring or tampering with vehicle), or GS 20-112 (making false affidavit perjury) while holding a license or within five years preceding the date of application, or conviction of any felony involving moral turpitude.
Replaces the provisions of GS 20-299(a), which governs disciplinary action of corporate licensees. Now authorizes the DMV to deny or take disciplinary action against a license issued to a business entity if more than 50% of the business entity ownership engaged in conduct prohibited by GS 20-294, as amended. Additionally authorizes revocation for any damages suffered due to a violation of Article 12 that are not satisfied. Prohibits penalizing an owner for the acts of a business entity found to have violated the statute that did not personally engage in a violation and did not knowingly omit any duty.
Amends GS 20-295 to permit an applicant to petition for a hearing with the Office of Administrative Hearings under GS Chapter 150B within 30 days of the DMV's denial of an application, rather than filing a written request for a hearing with the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles.
Amends GS 20-296 to require the DMV to notify the licensee of proposed disciplinary action by certified mail and participate in informal settlement procedures pursuant to GS Chapter 150B prior to taking any disciplinary action on a license. Authorizes the DMV to commence a contested case under GS Chapter 150B if the DMV and the licensee are unable to agree to a resolution (previously called for written notice to the licensee and a hearing before the Commissioner prior to taking any disciplinary action).
Makes conforming changes to GS 150B-1.
Amends GS 20-30(6) to allow a licensed lender to create, store, or receive, in the ordinary course of business, a color image of a driver's license, learner's permit, or special identification card of a borrower or loan applicant (currently limited to black and white photocopy by law).
Enacts new subsection (c1) to GS 20-79 to require dealer registration plates to be replaced every three years.
Amends GS 20-295 to require the DMV to send a temporary license to an applicant while the DMV reviews an application for license renewal that was timely submitted prior to the expiration of the license.
Amends GS 20-183.7A(d1) and GS 20-183.8B(c2) regarding multiple violations in separate safety or emissions inspections considered at one time by the DMV. Specifies that the provisions do not prohibit or limit the ability of a reviewing administrative law judge or court to affirm, reverse, remand, or modify the DMV's decisions involving penalties, suspensions, or revocations, whether discretionary or otherwise, pursuant to Articles 3 and 4 of GS Chapter 150B (previously limited to the court's ability to affirm, reverse, remand, or modify the DMV's decision pursuant to Article 4 of GS Chapter 150B).
Amends GS 20-183.8G, governing administrative and judicial review of licenses or registrations issued under Part 1 of Article 3A, Safety and Emissions Safety Program. Now grants applicants and licensees, as applicable, the right to commence a contested case under GS Chapter 150B (1) upon any six adverse actions of the DMV, as set forth in existing law, with a hearing commencing within 10 days of receipt of the notice of action; (2) within 10 days of receipt of a statement of charges of a violation that could result in the suspension or revocation of the person's license, with suspension or revocation stayed until the final decision is made by an administrative law judge; and (3) within 10 days of receipt of notice of summary action on the license, following judicial review and authorization of the proposed action (previously called for making a written request for a hearing before the Commissioner in all circumstances). Authorizes the administrative law judge to order a suspension for a first occurrence of a Type I violation of a station to be stayed upon reasonable compliance terms to be determined by the administrative law judge; order suspension against a license holder to run consecutively or concurrently; and affirm, reverse, remand, or modify the DMV's decision after a contested case hearing on any other action. Automatically stays suspension or revocation for 30 days after the person is served with a written copy of the decision. Makes conforming repeals to language referencing hearings before the Commissioner.
Regarding the surrender of title to a manufactured home that qualifies as real property under GS 20-109.2, no longer allows the Commissioner to require evidence demonstrating that all affected secured parties have been notified and consent to the owner of a manufactured home's application for a new certificate of title following cancellation of the initial certificate of title when the owner seeks to separate the manufactured home from the real property. Deems there to be no right of action against a DMV license plate contractor, in addition to the DMV, for a person damaged by the cancellation of a certificate of title pursuant to subsection (a1), which provides for surrender of the certificate of title to a manufactured home that qualifies as real property when the certificate of title is unavailable.
Amends GS 20-58.3A, which provides for the automatic expiration of a perfected security interest in a manufactured home perfected by notation on the certificate of title after 30 years of issuance, unless the title states a different maturity date. Expands subsection (g) to also grant immunity to license plate contractors of the Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV), in addition to the DMV, from tort claims based on reliance by the DMV or a DMV contractor on any application for renewal of the perfection of a security interest on a certificate of title for a manufactured home submitted to the DMV or the contractor by a third party, as authorized by the statute.
Amends GS 20-58.4, which provides for the release of a security interest in a motor vehicle upon satisfaction or other discharge, to direct DMV license plate contractors, in addition to the DMV, to issue a new certificate of title upon the owner's exhibition of signed documents evidencing the release and the certificate of title. Regarding the release of a security interest in a vehicle that is a manufactured home, requires DMV licensed contractors, in addition to the DMV, to send notice to the last known address of the secured party before cancellation, and prohibits cancellation if the secured party files an objection within 15 days after the notice was sent until the secured party consents or receives a court order directing the DMV to cancel the security interest (previously, required notice by registered letter to the last known address of the secured party, with cancellation prohibited if a written objection was received within 15 days of notice). Similar to the changes made to GS 20-58.3A, expands subsection (f) to also grant immunity to license plate contractors of the DMV, in addition to the DMV, for tort claims based on reliance by the DMV or a DMV contractor on any release, affidavit, certificate of title notation, or documents evidencing the release or satisfaction of a security interest related to certificates of title for manufactured homes submitted to the DMV or the contractor by a third party, as authorized by the statute.
Amends Section 3 of SL 2020-77, which allows for electronic signatures for applications for security interest notations by a debtor and does not require specified documentation for applications submitted by a secured party, to eliminate the December 1, 2020, sunset provision.
Amends GS 20-58.4A, which directs the DMV to implement a statewide electronic lien system to process the notification, release, and maintenance of security interests and certificate of title data and authorizes the DMV to contract with a qualified vendor or service provider to do so, to require qualified vendors and service providers to have experience in directly providing both electronic lien and title solutions to State motor vehicle departments or agencies (was, electronic solutions generally).
Amends GS 20-285 to include the protection and preservation of the investments and properties of licensed motor vehicle businesses in the state to the stated public policy. Makes clarifying and technical changes.
Effective October 1, 2021.
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Finalists participate in the first Young Image Makers workshop.
A group of 12 budding young filmmakers have made it to "take 2" of the Young Image Makers Short Film Competition.
The youngsters attended a filmmaking workshop last week and are now finalizing their movie projects for the next leg of the competition.
The 12 students in the final stages of the competition are Abijith Anu, Kaden Brown, Cassidy Connor, Katherine Delgado-Macias, Lovane Douglas, Elijah Ebanks, Lemuel Ebanks, Aiden Powery, Grace Ruby, Ethan Spencer, Dilan Tatum and Isaac Tibbetts.
Separate workshop sessions were held for the junior and senior age groups at the Harquail Studio on April 30, and were led by documentary filmmaker Judy Singh. Each student had his or her film screened in front of their peers, after which they received feedback from each other and the instructor, noting the positives of each film and opportunities for improvement. The students also received a Skype call from Caymanian artist Josh Pearl, who is currently working in Los Angeles.
Credited as the writer, director and editor of the local film "A Sav Side Story," among other popular film and music projects, Pearl took time to speak with each of the participants and gave feedback on all of their pieces.


Ocean Dunes is a condominium community located in Kure Beach, near Fort Fisher. It was built in 1983 and consists of 196 units of varying sizes. Most units have 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms and many have been recently renovated. Each unit is situated on the beach with a private deck and balcony, and have great rental potential. Included in the community is an outdoor pool, activity center with an indoor pool, hot tub, grilling area, basketball and tennis courts. Most Ocean Dunes condos sell for between $150,000 and $500,000, with highest prices being assigned to renovated end units. Ocean Dunes is also located near the Kure Beach Pier, North Carolina Aquarium and Fort Fisher Recreation Area. The community also has multiple beach accesses.


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Modern Wren kitchen installation on Kingswood.
This was a great project to work on .
Gloss cream handleless doors, square edged matt black worktops and matching splashbacks.
The sink we installed was a gloss black bowl and half ceramic with chrome taps.


Our new challenge for the next two weeks at Try it on Tuesday is Use a stencil or two and you'll find some amazing creations from my Design Teamies over at our blog to inspire you (grin!).
I hope that you'll join us for this challenge by using one or more stencils to create your artwork; I must admit that I had loads of fun creating this page using four different stencils – see what you think!
To start with, I tore a book page into three pieces and stuck them to the page using a glue stick. I then painted the page with Vivid Lime Green, Bright Aqua Green and Neutral Gray Liquitex acrylic paint and left it to dry. Next I used a Tim Holtz stencil to add the Bright Aqua Green acrylic paint using a sponge and then some butterflies and circles using a Mini Specimens stencil from The Crafter's Workshop and Black Soot Distress Ink. The white dots are Pébéo modelling paste which I applied using a craft knife through a dot stencil. When the modelling paste was dry, I added the three large flowers using a mask by Carabelle Studio and Black Soot ink blending the black ink around the edges of the flower into the background. The "embrace beautiful chaos" wording, which I thought was perfect to summarise the look and feel of this page, is a Small Talk Sticker from Tim Holtz and I outlined it using a black Uni Pin Marker. I also applied some rub-on transfers to the page so the images were broken up and depicted the "embrace beautiful chaos" wording more; they are Special Delivery Remnant Rubs from Tim Holtz. To finish, I added three different coloured gems to each of the centre of the flowers.
Last week I had an early birthday treat and spent a wonderful day in Garstang visiting the local garden centre and looking around the town's market stalls. We also had lunch and a few pints at my favourite pub and then walked along the canal and river – perfect (grin!). I thought this picture was fun, it was taken at the garden centre and shows the amazing wall on the way out of the food hall, I think it ties nicely into my page with the beautiful and chaotic way items have been embedded into it (grin!).
My favourite of course was the teapot! As T Stands for Tuesday, I'm saying a big hello to the T Gang and wishing you all a Happy T Day!
I'm pleased to join Wendy from Wendy's Art and Craft Journal and her Having Fun challenge over at Art Journal Journey as I always have fun creating art journal pages and this one was especially fun using all the different stencil techniques.
Over at Moo Mania & More their challenge is Colourful so I'm happy to join them to with the bright colours that I used to create this page.
I'm also joining Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge and their Anything Goes challenge too.
Recently a good friend very kindly gave us a Food Dehydrator that she no longer uses so I thought I would create a page to remember this kindness and also the lovely apples we have been drying and eating – Happy Days!
I started by applying Parchment Liquitex acrylic paint and white gesso using a sponge through a mosaic stencil from the Tim Holtz idea-ology collection. The round mosaic pattern reminded me of the trays in the dehydrator machine. Then I used some different stamps to add more detail to the background which included a blossom stamp from Stampendous using black Archival Ink, a foliage stamp from Kaisercraft using Shabby Shutters Distress Ink, and also a stitched flower stamp from Urban Stamps using Old Paper Distress Ink. Then I ripped three pieces of wallpaper; I really like the apple blossom design to remember the apples that we dried. They are edged, like all the paper pieces, using a Cold Grey Big Brush Faber-Castell marker and stuck in place using Liquitex matte gel medium. Then I added some pieces of spotted and flower design pink fabric washi tape to the wallpaper pieces to add some interest and colour. The apple is fussy cut from a magazine and is backed with recycled card; I layered it onto the page with a small piece of wallpaper and some worded stickers from Kaisercraft, which read "Happy Days" and "Grateful" as I am grateful for my friend's kindness. They are stuck in place using a glue stick and outlined with a black Uni Pin marker, and I added a shadow at the base of the apple using Cold Grey and Black Faber-Castell Big Brush markers which I smudged with my finger. Next I used a stitched circle die set and my Big Shot machine to cut circles from a Kilner Jar label and stuck them to the page using a glue stick and also some double-sided foam tape; this is relevant as I bought a larger Kilner Jar, as the one pictured below was a bit too small, to store my dried apples in. Then to finish, I added some white Hessian flowers which matched the wallpaper design beautifully.
On our first attempt of using the dehydrator we made the most amazing dried apples; you need to slice them thinly and pop them into some water with lemon juice in to stop them going brown. We then used a tea towel to remove any excess water, placed them on the drying racks and sprinkled them with cinnamon and dried them in the dyhydrator.
After 8 hours of drying they were ready and we stored them in a Kilner Jar to eat as and when needed. They are very moreish and have an intense apple flavour – yum!
I'm pleased to join the lovely Bleubeard & Elizabeth from Altered Book Lover, who is hosting the Count your blessings challenge over at Art Journal Journey as I feel very blessed to have received such kindness and have such lovely treats to eat.
As this page is a happy memory of summer, I'm also joining the Summertime challenge over at Moo Mania & More.
I'm pleased to join the Sketch challenge over at Paperbabe Stamps; I used the sketch to position my apple and sentiments (grin!).
I'm joining in the fun over at Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge and their Back to School challenge with my apple inspired page; synonymous with an apple for the teacher or for me a snack in my school bag.
Happy Days is also a song, do you remember it? I use to love watching the TV show when I was growing up too (grin!). You still have time to join the Inspired by a song challenge at Try it on Tuesday too!
I decided to travel to Morecambe for the new challenge over at Try it on Tuesday which is Destinations; you may choose to travel to far away places, maybe somewhere in Europe, Africa or America or like me, stay closer to home – the choice is yours!
My fellow Design Team members have chosen some fabulous Destinations too, make sure you check them out over at Try it on Tuesday. Our challenge runs for the next two weeks and it would be great to see you there (grin!).
I started by covering the page in a light wash of Tea Dye Distress Ink by stamping the ink pad onto an acrylic block and applying it to the page with a wet paintbrush. Then I added Tea Dye, Hickory Smoke and Salty Ocean Distress Ink using a blending tool and a Mosaic stencil by Tim Holtz to cover the whole page. The nautical style of the mosaic pattern and colours remind me of the promenade and jetty at Morecambe. Next I fussy cut a number of sea birds from an old British Nature book that are native to Morecambe and are paid tribute to in the many sculptures and statues along the promenade walk; they included a cormorant, curlew, lesser black-backed gull, little gull and a turnstone. There is also the famous Eric Morecambe statue along the beachfront too so I cut a picture of it from a free booklet and also some of his well-known comic sayings from a greaseproof food display paper kindly provided by the Midland Hotel which is situated right on the seafront. I cut out "Morecambe" from the free booklet and backed it with white card recycled from some packaging. The seahorse is cut from the hotels advertising leaflet and can be found high on the roof line above the doors as you enter the hotel. I arranged all the elements and stuck them to the page using a UHU Stic. Then I used the Mosaic stencil again to add some modelling paste to different areas of the page and once dry I coloured the modelling using Iced Chai and Earl Grey Faber-Castell Gelatos. To finish, I added a circular silver outline sticker around the picture of Eric Morecambe and also to the background to add some interest.
Morecambe is a seaside town on Morecambe Bay in Lancashire and we went there recently as one of my birthday treats. We had a wonderful time walking along the seafront promenade and seeing all the amazing statues and sculptures along the way. Here is my hubby striking the famous pose with the Eric Morecambe statue (grin!).
You may remember Eric Morecambe from the famous comedy duo Morecambe and Wise, he was one of the most popular British entertainers and you may recall me featuring him before on this post where you can find out more about him.
… and if you walk just a little further you will find this metal artwork of a family of coots called Coot Parade.
Then you come to the stone jetty and the Rock Islands topped with these stunning cormorants – aren't they spectacular!
On the jetty itself, it's fun to walk out and you will find tongue twisters, a compass, hopscotch and word search all incorporated into the pavement.
We enjoyed watching the fishing boats from the jetty.
… you'll find the hotel's Rotunda Bar.
I love Art Deco and this is the front of the hotel and if you look closely you can see the seahorses on the very top.
This is the inside of the Rotunda Bar where we went for lunch (grin!), which was recommended by Chris who often visits here on her blogs – it was a great choice thank you!
I had the most amazing burger – yum! It's called a Midland Burger and consists of two beef patties, crispy bacon, lettuce, red onion and tomato on a brioche bun with a deep-fried pickle. It was served with fries and coleslaw and as you can see is presented on one of the papers I used for this page; the waiter kindly got me a clean one for my art journal. As we had water with ice and lemon too, I'm joining the T Gang at T Stands for Tuesday and wishing you all a Happy T Day!
… and then we headed to the Bird Fence along the seafront where you will find lots of different seabirds native to Morecambe Bay including curlew, dunlin, knot and turnstones. Morecambe Bay is a RSPB reserve with sand flats and salt marshes that attract thousands of birds and is considered the second most important estuary in the UK.
Along the stone jetty and shoreline you also find these amazing Bird Bollards depicting cormorants too.
We had such a lovely day and I hope you enjoyed visiting Morecambe with me!
Over at Art Journal Journey I'm hosting the Flora and Fauna theme, as I included just Fauna this time with the seabirds and seahorses, I'm pleased to link to this challenge. We are half way through the month already so there is still plenty of time to join in the fun and I'd like to say a big thank you to all of you who have joined this theme so far!
I'm pleased to join Country View Challenges and their Be Humorous challenge with the funnies provided by Eric Morecambe that I included on my art journal page.
I'm also joining in the fun over at Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge and their For the Boys challenge with my art journal page being a tribute to Eric Morecambe.
As I had fun using my new Tim Holtz stencil to create my mosaic background, I'm also very happy to be joining Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge and their Stencil It challenge.


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PhDs' voices: doctoral mobility to the UK following Brexit
Mathilde Maillard takes a look back at her experience of mobility to the United Kingdom, during her third year of doctoral studies. A stay of 4 months during which she was hosted by the laboratory CASC (Centre for Advanced Structural Ceramics) of Imperial College London.
What were your motivations for going abroad? Why did you choose the UK at this particular time? Why Imperial College?
Having had a university career, during which I did not take advantage of the Erasmus program, I often regretted not having experienced an adventure abroad. This is why, after returning from an international conference during my first year of doctoral studies, I asked my managers about the possibility of considering a research stay in a foreign laboratory. They answered "yes", because the European Ceramics Association had funds dedicated to mobility projects. I then selected a London laboratory, a pioneer in my field, where I had the opportunity to "take the temperature" following a summer school I attended there. I then began negotiations with researchers from this laboratory (CASC). We agreed on a three-month stay in the spring of 2020 (during my second year), at the beginning of the pandemic. The project was already well underway and I had personally made arrangements to leave France, so we decided to maintain the stay, but postpone it to September.
BREXIT also posed its share of problems since the UK, by leaving the Erasmus program, had to review its entire tuition policy. It was very complicated to leave in the fall of 2020 because we did not have a clear picture of the administrative requirements to reside in the UK as a student. So we chose to wait until January. At that time, at the end of my third year, I felt that it was not necessarily the best thing to do, but I did not want to abandon this project which was already too far advanced. This mobility project turned out to be more difficult to implement than expected, because of the administrative red tape (upstream and on site to access the laboratory facilities) and the fact that I could not return to France. Fortunately, I was very well supervised and accompanied by the students of the laboratory who were very welcoming and who gave me their help on many occasions.
What was the objective of your mobility project? How long did this experience last? How did you prepare your project? How did you finance it? How did the recruitment go?
The initial project consisted of making ceramic multi-materials by additive manufacturing using a method developed at Imperial College London. I wanted to improve my English while benefiting from a different scientific framework, in order to broaden my knowledge and enrich my skills. This experience, initially planned to last 3 months, finally lasted 4 months and a half and was financed by a mobility grant obtained by the JECS as well as a financial part of my ANR project. The project was set up with a team from Imperial College London, the CASC, in which Dr. Florian Bouville, who did his PhD in the MATEIS laboratory, has recently been working. My thesis director also knows the director of the laboratory, which facilitated the exchanges. However, with the support of JECS and the help of the young ceramists network, it would have been possible to join another laboratory.
Let's now address the question of obstacles, especially administrative and logistical ones (the ones we think of at first sight). It seems that you have met some obstacles on the way... Tell us about your journey!
For the record, it took me a month and 3 weeks to get full access to my laboratory. It was necessary to fill out many forms, and to contact several people in a very specific order (which I had absolutely not understood). I had also chosen to ship my personal belongings via DHL because, leaving for several months, a small suitcase was not enough. The result: my personal computer arrived defective, and my things were held up at customs (due to the consequences of BREXIT) and were only returned to me for a large sum of money. Finally, the most complicated part was the access to certain installations and experimental material. I had to be systematically accompanied by a permanent student when I wanted to conduct experiments.
I strongly recommend avoiding mobility to the UK for the time being. Perhaps it is necessary to wait and see how the new school year will be managed. Moreover, it is not a scoop, but London is a city where life is extremely expensive. So even with my scholarship, the end of my stay became financially complicated!
Did your laboratory/Doctoral School/University help you?
My laboratory was very present, especially the superb management team, and of course my thesis directors. The Doctoral School refused to help me financially because the mobility was "too long", and the whole mobility project was organized without involving the Universities to which the laboratories are attached.
What about the difficulties linked to the Covid-19? At the departure / travel / arrival / on site? Tell us about it...
The constraints linked to the Covid were mainly in the form of the papers required on the way out, as well as on the way back. For the return trip, I chose to drive back home in order to limit my expenses and other shipping damages on my personal belongings. None of this was easy. Finally, the fact of not being able to return frequently to Paris via the Eurostar (however so practical and fast) proved to be a limiting factor on a personal level.
We always think that the grass is greener on the other side but finally, we never realize what we have on a daily basis. This mobility experience, enriching but difficult, allowed me to become aware of and appreciate even more the human qualities of my colleagues, as well as the scientific level of my laboratory in France.


Students went sledding down the hill by the Athletic Quad during the first snow of the season.
We had a chance to go sledding one day when Cub Scouts got canceled. So sled we did! Take a look over at the Kettering water park all covered in snow! Cool!


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Part of the front cover of the CLRC Review of Informal Sector Act 2004
Review of the Informal Sector Development & Control Act 2004 deserves a fitting end
By Busa Jeremiah Wenogo
The Informal Sector Development and Control Act of 2004 was first introduced on the floor of Parliament as a private member's Bill by former Minister for Community Development, Youth, Sports and Religion, Dame Carol Kidu. The Bill was a direct response to the need to protect the many unemployed citizens in the National Capital District Commission (NCDC) and throughout the country engaged in the informal economy who were constantly been harassed by the police and local authorities. More and more people in urban centers were resorting to the informal economy to sustain their livelihoods as employment opportunities became scarce. A comprehensive study commissioned by the CIMC Informal Economy Sectoral Committee in 1999 strongly recommended that a law to be put in place to support informal economy development in the country. The Informal Sector Development & Control Act was regarded as a landmark achievement.
On the 1 May 2012, while the country's political future was in turmoil, Hon. Allan Marat (then Minister for Justice & Attorney General) directed the Constitutional Law Reform Commission (CLRC) to review the Act.
In 2014, CLRC put together a working committee comprising representatives from various institutions, including Government Departments as well as the Bank of Papua New Guinea, NCDC, Consultative Implementation & Monitoring Council and the National Research Institute. Committee members visited eight provinces to conduct extensive consultations.
The Review's Issues Paper found that the Informal Sector Development & Control Act was poorly implemented and enforced. Lack of understanding of roles both by administering authorities and informal business operators, lack of awareness on the part of the government and informal business operators, and lack of funding, were highlighted as some of the key reasons for this.
During the consultations it was found that the majority of stakeholders do not want the law to be done away with, but improved. As a result of the review, CLRC put together a very dynamic and progressive revised Bill, including a new provision (Section 17A) for the establishment of "Informal Economy Committees". The composition of the committee is made explicit to avoid political interference in the appointment process. By giving voice to the informal economy, Section 17A would facilitate the implementation of the proposed Informal Economy Voice Strategy , and place PNG well ahead of other countries in the world in giving voice and recognition to its informal economy.
A report accompanied the draft Bill. It proposed that Provincial Governments should enact their own informal economy laws (consistent with national laws and policies) suited to their respective provinces, taking into account the types of goods and services that exist in their provinces and the rural and urban sectors.
The proposed amendments and recommendations bode well for the informal economy and its millions of participants. However, the report has never been presented, and the Bill not tabled. The long delays are frustrating, not least for political leaders both active and retired, particularly Hon Allan Marat – the instigator of the review – and Dame Carol Kidu – the sponsor of the original Act. The former has a wonderful opportunity to bring the review to a successful and fitting end now that he is one of the Commissioners of the CLRC. As such, he is in a position to rally the other members of the Commission to endorse the Bill and its accompanying report and direct the CLRC Secretariat to quickly submit these documents to the Minister for Justice and Attorney General for consideration by National Executive Council (NEC).
Political support for the informal economy is growing. The government's political manifesto Alotau Accord 2 called for the conduct of a "comprehensive study on the informal economy". An Informal Economy Section has been established within the Department for Community Development and Religion to spearhead key initiatives and reforms around the informal economy. A number of politicians have made strong statements of support, including Hon. John Kaupa (Minister for Housing & Urbanisation), Hon John Rosso (Member for Lae Open) and Hon Joseph Lelang (Member for Kandrian Gloucester). It is certain that there are many politicians who would be eager to support the report and Bill once it is tabled in Parliament. At the grassroots level, millions of Papua New Guineans are waiting for the government – so far endlessly – to give them and their families a chance to make their mark in the nation's development.
About the author/s
Busa Jeremiah Wenogo
Busa Jeremiah Wenogo is a development economist who specialises in the informal economy and financial inclusion. He is currently the Manager of the Special Projects Unit at the Centre for Excellence in Financial Inclusion.
Link: https://devpolicy.org/review-informal-sector-development-control-act-2004-20180530/
Date downloaded: 1 February 2023


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Esta é uma lista dos vencedores das provas nacionais oficiais de basquetebol em Portugal. Esta lista inclui as provas organizadas pela Federação Portuguesa de Basquetebol, designadamente a Liga Portuguesa de Basquetebol, a Taça de Portugal, a Taça da Liga e a Supertaça.

História
Organizado pela Federação Portuguesa de Basquetebol o Campeonato Nacional de Basquetebol teve a sua época inaugural em 1932–33.

Na época 1943–44 foi criada a Taça de Portugal de Basquetebol.

A Supertaça de Basquetebol é disputada desde a época 1988–89. A Taça da Liga de Basquetebol, depois renomeada como Taça Hugo dos Santos, foi criada na época 1989–90.

Vencedores por época

Notas
O destaque colorido indica a conquista de uma Dobradinha (vencer o Campeonato e a Taça de Portugal/Taça da Liga na mesma época) ou de um Triplete (vencer o Campeonato, a Taça da Portugal e a Taça da Liga na mesma época).
A Supertaça inaugura a nova época mas é referente à época anterior.

Total de Títulos

Vitórias Múltiplas

Notas

O destaque a negrito indica a conquista de um Triplete.

Vitórias Consecutivas

Ver também
Liga Portuguesa de Basquetebol
Taça de Portugal de Basquetebol
Taça da Liga de Basquetebol
Supertaça Portuguesa de Basquetebol

Basquetebol de Portugal
Listas de desporto de Portugal

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SPEDU fires employee over leaks
SHARE | Wednesday, 10 July 2019	| By Tebogo Mmolawa
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The Selebi Phikwe Economic Diversification Unit (SPEDU) and its former Human Resource and Administrative Executive, Gabriel Modise, are currently embroiled in a bitter legal tussle before the Francistown Industrial court.
Modise has dragged SPEDU before court for unfair dismissal after he was sacked on April 4 2017. In his founding affidavit, he states that sometime in September 2016, The Patriot on Sunday published several reports concerning SPEDU, which stories involved Human Resource Department headed by Sidney Mmopele whom was Modise's immediate supervisor then. "The reports led to Mmopele being temporarily suspended as he was accused of being the one who leaked confidential company information to the press. In November 2016, after Mmopele's suspension was lifted, he called me to his office and asked me if I personally knew the author of the stories, Phillimon Mmeso," Modise stated. He confirmed knowing Mmeso as they had attended the same school in the past, a revelation which infuriated Mmopele as he suspected that Modise was the one who leaked the information to the media.
Since the altercation, Modise says the relationship between him and his supervisor became very sour. "Mmopele further accused me of trying to ruin his career by leaking information to the media as I was eyeing his managerial position,"he added. From then on Modise said his supervisor even refused to authorize his overtime claims, even vowing to get rid of him.
"I then reported the matter to the Director, Jasenga Uezesa who advised me to monitor the situation first and see how things turn out and that if the situation did not improve that I should go back to them as persons in charge of the affairs of the company," he indicated. Modise said at the beginning of 2017, he was charged with using an official vehicle, Ford Everest without authorization and he was hauled before a disciplinary committee. Modise is adamant that the charge was fabricated by his boss, Mmopele as he wanted to get rid of him. He mentioned that during the disciplinary hearing, he requested that evidence of CCTV cameras could be produced to find out who drove the vehicle on that fateful day but Mmopele declined such proposal.
Modise said he even suggested that Security Guards who were on duty on 3 January 2017 could be called to testify but again his request was shot down. According to Modise, he was also denied the opportunity to call his independent witnesses who were not employees of SPEDU. The organization later engaged private investigators and the disciplinary committee later found Modise guilty of using the official motor vehicle without authorization and he was ultimately dismissed from work. The applicant further notes that SPEDU officers then prevented him to launch his appeal until the 7 days period in which he was supposed to have filed his appeal elapsed. Modise then decided to approach the industrial court to seek redress as he strongly beliefs that he was unfairly dismissed and he is yet to be paid his terminal benefits. The case has been delayed due to numerous adjournments.


Laser treatments, dermabrasion and tissue fillers may be utilized to fade lasting razor bump scars, according to the Mayo Clinic. Self-care, such as a warm compress, soothing lotion and cleaning the affected area is the best way to get rid of razor burn scars.
Razor burn is a form of folliculitis and can usually be taken care of at home with self-care. Other forms of folliculitis include hot tub rash and barber's itch. Generally, folliculitis disappear in a couple of days. If the razor burn doesn't go away or begin to show significant improvement in a few days, it is best to see a primary care doctor, as infections are possible. A primary care doctor may then refer the patient to a dermatologist for further treatment.
In the case of razor burn, folliculitis is caused by the friction of the razor against the skin. In order to prevent razor burn, Mayo Clinic recommends using an electric razor or a new, sharp razor with each shave. Using shaving cream or lotion when shaving can also help prevent razor bumps. Following shaving, thoroughly moisturize the skin with a non-scented lotion in order to further prevent razor burn and other unwanted skin conditions.


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Vermont Graduate Schools
Vermont ranked #45 in the nation for graduate degrees with 3,038 students receiving a diploma in 2019. Although cost varies from school to school, the average graduate in-state tuition for the state is $20,650 per year, while out-of-state students pay an average of $23,410 per year.
Most Popular Graduate Schools in Vermont
University of Vermont was ranked the #1 most popular graduate school in the state in 2019. All in all, 856 graduate degrees were handed out that year. These are the average costs for students attending the school, based on recent data.
Average Tuition and Fees for University of Vermont
Champlain College was ranked the #2 most popular graduate school in the state in 2019. All in all, 614 graduate degrees were handed out that year. These are the average costs for students attending the school, based on recent data.
Average Tuition and Fees for Champlain College
Northfield, Vermont
In 2019, Norwich handed out 522 graduate degrees. This makes it the #3 most popular school in the state in this category. The table below lists the tuition and fees for the school, based on the most recent data available.
Average Tuition and Fees for Norwich University
South Royalton, Vermont
Vermont Law School was ranked the #4 most popular graduate school in the state in 2019. All in all, 220 graduate degrees were handed out that year. The following table gives a breakdown of the tuition costs to attend the school. This is based on the most recent data available.
Average Tuition and Fees for Vermont Law School
Out of the 15 schools in the state that offer graduate programs, Middlebury ranked #5 in terms of popularity with 214 graduate degrees handed out in 2019.
Montpelier, Vermont
VCFA handed out 174 graduate degrees in 2019, making it the #6 most popular graduate school in the state. The following table gives a breakdown of the tuition costs to attend the school. This is based on the most recent data available.
Average Tuition and Fees for Vermont College of Fine Arts
SIT Graduate Institute
Brattleboro, Vermont
In 2019, SIT handed out 114 graduate degrees. This makes it the #7 most popular school in the state in this category. These are the average costs for students attending the school, based on recent data.
Average Tuition and Fees for SIT Graduate Institute
Goddard College
Plainfield, Vermont
Goddard College handed out 109 graduate degrees in 2019, making it the #8 most popular graduate school in the state. The table below lists the tuition and fees for the school, based on the most recent data available.
Average Tuition and Fees for Goddard College
Saint Michael's College
Colchester, Vermont
In 2019, Saint Michael's handed out 69 graduate degrees. This makes it the #9 most popular school in the state in this category. The following table gives a breakdown of the tuition costs to attend the school. This is based on the most recent data available.
Average Tuition and Fees for Saint Michael's College
Johnson, Vermont
In 2019, Johnson State College handed out 46 graduate degrees. This makes it the #10 most popular school in the state in this category. These are the average costs for students attending the school, based on recent data.
Average Tuition and Fees for Johnson State College
Castleton, Vermont
In 2019, Castleton handed out 35 graduate degrees. This makes it the #11 most popular school in the state in this category. These are the average costs for students attending the school, based on recent data.
Average Tuition and Fees for Castleton University
Bennington, Vermont
In 2019, Bennington handed out 35 graduate degrees. This makes it the #11 most popular school in the state in this category. These are the average costs for students attending the school, based on recent data.
Average Tuition and Fees for Bennington College
Marlboro College Graduate & Professional Studies
Marlboro, Vermont
Marlboro College handed out 28 graduate degrees in 2019, making it the #13 most popular graduate school in the state. The following table gives a breakdown of the tuition costs to attend the school. This is based on the most recent data available.
Average Tuition and Fees for Marlboro College Graduate & Professional Studies
Vermont Technical College
Randolph, Vermont
Vermont Technical College was ranked the #14 most popular graduate school in the state in 2019. All in all, 1 graduate degrees were handed out that year. The table below lists the tuition and fees for the school, based on the most recent data available.
Average Tuition and Fees for Vermont Technical College
Landmark College
Putney, Vermont
In 2019, Landmark College handed out 1 graduate degrees. This makes it the #14 most popular school in the state in this category.


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Investing in the Next Generation
Posted on Tuesday, November 3, 2015
Andrew Sheng, Distinguished Fellow of Asia Global Institute, says China, India and Malaysia need to invest in their people in order to realize their growth plans.
This week, under beautiful clear blue skies in Beijing, the Chinese Communist Party held its fifth plenum to discuss the 13th five-year plan for the period 2016-2020. It's considered a critical five years in which China seeks to break through the middle-income barrier and gain advanced country status (an income per capita of more US$13,000) by 2020-2024.
By coincidence, India has its own 12th five-year plan (2012-2016), but Prime Minister Narendra Modi abolished the old Planning Commission and replaced it with the National Institute for Transforming India, a think tank for the Indian government. The institute is different from the Planning Commission in that it comprises members from the regional governments, so that it has good feedback from the states on developmental issues.
In China, each province and city has its own five-year plan that fits into national planning indicators, coordinated through the National Development and Reform Commission, a powerful arm of the State Council.
Malaysia will also be launching its 11th five-year plan (2016-2020) to transform the nation into advanced country status by 2020.
The mainland's 13th five-year plan will have huge implications for the global economy because China today accounts for roughly one third of global growth. Thus, any slowdown in Chinese growth would impact on commodity prices and global trade, particularly for the emerging-market commodity producers.
There are suggestions that the Chinese planners are shifting the target gross domestic product growth rate to around 6-7 per cent per annum, rather than the average of 8 per cent achieved during the current 12th five-year plan. If so, during this period, the Indian economy is likely to grow faster than the Chinese economy, although its current scale is still smaller.
All three countries share a trio of common policy challenges.
The first is that rapid urbanization will be both an opportunity and a challenge. With Asian urbanization moving past the point of 50 per cent of population, urban centers can either become smart cities of innovation and creativity, or slums that pollute, congest and waste energy and resources.
The second is the rapid rise of the service sector, also creating half the value added and certainly the fastest areas in job creation. How to improve the quality of service-sector job creation is a major challenge.
The third is the serious attention that all three countries are paying towards innovation as a driver of growth. McKinsey has just produced an eye-opening report on innovation in China, suggesting that the Chinese have comparative advantages in two out of four areas of innovation, namely the customer-focused and efficiency-driven aspects. On the other hand, considerable catch-up is needed in science-based and engineering-based innovation compared with advanced economies like Japan and Germany. McKinsey estimated that properly nurtured innovation could contribute up to 2-3 per cent to China's GDP growth by 2025, equivalent to 35-50 per cent of total GDP growth.
Using a different approach and instead of looking for development in the traditional sectors of agriculture, industry and services, the National Institute for Transforming India recognised that the common element that can kick-start growth in India is innovation and entrepreneurship. In order to produce up to 115 million non-farm jobs in the next decade, and recognising that planners cannot pick the winners for India, the institute sought to uplift the entrepreneurship and innovation game. Their expert group produced a so-called "Aim (Atal Innovation Mission) pyramid," which identifies a short-, medium- and long-term framework to boost innovation and entrepreneurship.
At the top of the pyramid, there are quick wins such as competition with prizes for innovative ideas and start-ups; encouraging companies to use universities for research and development; improving business incubators; and fostering a national entrepreneurship and innovation movement. In the middle and over the next 5-7 years, the report suggests using digital platforms to encourage innovation, reforming the educational system to encourage creativity and upskilling workers, improving the ease of doing business, and strengthening intellectual property rights.
The long game involves generational changes to the cultural biases against entrepreneurship, embedding entrepreneurship within the government's economic and social programmes, and fostering a culture of coordination and collaboration between government and entrepreneurs, including tying entrepreneurship with the social inclusion agenda.
The Indian experiment is refreshing because it draws the expertise from the market to drive innovation and entrepreneurship, recognising that public servants and academics do not have first-hand experience in actually making business work.
The common challenge that India, China and Malaysia face is that rural people who move to the cities do not possess the knowledge and skills for innovation and entrepreneurship that city dwellers have from living in packed conditions. More often than not, the rural-urban divide defines the inequality in wealth. You cannot expect a rice farmer to become an internet start-up overnight. Hence, changing the culture of farming into a culture of innovation and entrepreneurship is a generational change. It cannot be done overnight.
Even cities do not find it that easy to innovate and change.
Although Hong Kong does not have a tradition of five-year planning, it accepts that as part of China, the special administrative region must learn to thrive within the framework of China's plans. The government knows that Hong Kong's competitive future depends on its ability to lift the game in science and technology, but so far it has not been possible to get the proposed innovation bureau established. Plans are only as good as their implementation.
In the 20th century, the development mindset was all about investments in hardware. But in the 21st century, advancement is largely in software, because software is all about the quality of people and the quality in people. The old way of development was investment in things, but the new economy is about investing in people. If you want a family to succeed, do you invest in the house or the children?
If you want the nation to succeed, invest in the next generation.
This article first appeared in the South China Morning Post on October 30, 2015 as If China, India and Malaysia want to meet their five-year plan goals, they must invest in their people
The views expressed in this article are the author's own and do not necessarily reflect Asia Global Institute's editorial policy.
Andrew Sheng


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In the remote mountains of Colorado, horrors wait inside Mount Massive Asylum. A long-abandoned home for the mentally ill, recently re-opened by the "research and charity" branch of the transnational Murkoff Corporation, the asylum has been operating in strict secrecy… until now.
Acting on a tip from an anonymous source, independent journalist Miles Upshur breaks into the facility, and what he discovers walks a terrifying line between science and religion, nature and something else entirely. Once inside, his only hope of escape lies with the terrible truth at the heart of Mount Massive.
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Volunteering SA&NT has launched new videos aimed at youth, to coincide with National Volunteer Week.
CEO Evelyn O'Loughlin speaks Small Change's Lisa Burns about the video, this year's NVW theme of 'Give a little. Change a lot' and how volunteering has shaped her own life.


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Q: pgadmin connect to linux server - database Im trying to connect to linux server which has a ssh connection. Im trying to do the same with pgadmin but I dont see the sshtunnel option in my "New Server Registration" window.
THe only I see is,

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*Properties

*SSL

*Advanced

A: You can configure tunnel in SSH/Putty.
For SSH, follow below steps

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*Click on Profile -> Add Profile -> Give a name for new SSH profile

*Profile -> Edit Profile

*Select the new profile -> configure "Host Name", "Username", "Port" configurations on "Connection" TAB.

*On "Tunneling" TAB -> Click "Add"

*Give "dispay name"

*Listen Port -> This will the local port of your machine, have like "8888"

*Destination Host -> this will be "localhost"/"127.0.0.1"

*Destination Port -> this will be "5432" or the postgres SQL server port.

*Save changes and connect to server

On PGADmin

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*Configure connection with "127.0.0.1" IP and Port Number will be "8888"

Above configuration is for SSH Secure Shell software.

In case if you are using putty then kindly follow below steps

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*On LHS Menu, Select "Session"

*Give Host Name, Type connection name in text box for "Saved Sessions" & click save.

*Without doing any changes, on LHS menu navigate to "SSH" --> "Tunnels"

*Configure "Source Port: = 8888" and "Destination" = "127.0.0.1:5432" (assuming postgres server is running on 5432 port) and click on "Add"

*On, LHS, Navigate to "Session" and click "Save"

*Select newly created saved session and click "Load", navigate to "SSH" --> "Tunnels" section and confirm tunnel configurations are saved properly.

*Open PGAdmin, and configure new connection with "IP = 127.0.0.1" and "port=8888" settings.

FYI, I faced issues in configuring tunnel with SSH. The configuration succeed but I never got my tunnel connection to work on Window 7. In XP it worked fine with SSH. For Windows 7 and onwards I am using putty for tunnel configurations.
Thanks.


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Q: OnChange event on react-select will clear other fields' value After I select or change an option from the ReactSelect
The email fields (actually, all other fields will be cleared)
How come?
Form.jsx
                    <Field
                        name="email"
                        component="input"
                        type="email"
                        placeholder="Email"
                    />
                    <Field
                        name="selectedTable"
                        value={selectedTable}
                        tableList={this.props.tableList}
                        selectTableChange={this.props.selectTable}
                        component={TableNameSelect}
                    />

ReactSelect.jsx
        import * as React from 'react'
        import {connect} from 'react-redux'
        import {Field} from 'redux-form'
        import * as ReactSelect from 'react-select';

       <ReactSelect
                            {...input}
                            value={input.value}
                            options={tableListOptions}
                            placeholder="Select Table..."
                            onChange={(option:any)=>{
                                selectTableChange(option.value)
                                input.onChange(option)
                            }}
                            onBlur={
                                (e:any) => {
                                input.onBlur(input.value)
                                console.log(this.props)
                                }
                            }

                        />


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The new classification, based on the latest evidence-based science, was unveiled at EuroPerio9 in Amsterdam in June.
It is the fruit of the World Workshop on the Classification of Periodontal and Peri-Implant Diseases and Conditions, held in Chicago in November 2017, organised by the American Academy of Periodontology (AAP) and the EFP.
The video features comments from the four EFP co-chairs of the World Workshop's working groups, and from Maurizio Tonetti, editor of the Journal of Clinical Periodontology in which the proceedings of the workshop have been published in an open-access supplement.
Mariano Sanz, chair of the EFP workshop committee and co-chair of working group 2 (Periodontitis), describes how the World Workshop gathered together more than 130 experts, who reviewed the evidence in depth to propose a new classification that covers gingival and periodontal health, gingivitis, periodontitis, all the conditions affecting the periodontium, and peri-implantitis.
He explains the "completely new view" on how to identify and treat periodontitis patients, and how to propose personalised therapies according to the stages and grades of disease.
Søren Jepsen, the scientific chair of EuroPerio9 who chaired working group 3 (Periodontal manifestations of systemic diseases and developmental and acquired conditions), says one of the main outcomes of his group was developing a new classification of mucogingival defects that takes into account both recessions and the condition of the root surface exposed by recession.
The latest issue of the EFP magazine Perio Insight is dedicated to the new classification and features articles by professors Chapple, Sanz, Jepsen, and Berglundh. It can be downloaded in pdf format from the EFP website.
At a meeting during EuroPerio9, the EFP and the AAP agreed to set up a joint standing committee and steering group to oversee moves to explain the new classification and train oral-healthcare teams on how to implement it in daily clinical practice.


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