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In their own words: Nick Pink
By Tania Longmire May 13, 2019 22:47
The chief executive of England Golf details that the resurrection of Tiger Woods as a golfing champion could inspire increased participation – at a time when it is already rising.
Thank you Tiger Woods! Your historic victory in The Masters has given a fantastic kickstart to golf as the season unfolds.
The excitement and interest which Tiger generated with his win is a great buzz for golf. What's important now is that we harness it to grow the game and I believe we're ready to do exactly that.
Our research paints a very positive picture of golf which reflects the way the game is changing to become more welcoming, more inclusive, more accessible. In short, a sport for all.
People today want to play golf in many different ways. They want to fit it into a busy life, to find a format that suits all the family, to enjoy the game while meeting and socialising with friends. The good news is that golf is responding to these trends.
We know from our research that more clubs than ever before are offering beginner sessions and flexible membership offers. It's proving a very successful approach. Our latest club questionnaire, which we carry out every two years, showed an increase in average membership from 460 to 484, between 2016 and 2018.
General participation is growing too. We've measured this across the UK for the past two years and our latest figures show that 4.2 million adults played on a full length course in the last year. That's up from 3.69 million in the previous 12 months.
At the same time the numbers playing nine-hole golf are shooting up, underlining the great appetite for short format golf.
Competitive golf in England is also exciting, and there's much home-grown success to inspire our ambitious young players. Justin Rose features at the top of the world rankings, Georgia Hall holds our latest Major, and English golfers account for 19 per cent of this season's European Tour players and 16 per cent of the Ladies European Tour.
The Tiger effect can only help us to build on these very sound foundations as we emphasise the relevance of the game. For example, how it teaches life skills to youngsters, helps families spend time together and offers health benefits to people of all ages.
Our #SwitchOffWithGolf campaign, which we are running across the summer, highlights the wellbeing benefits of the game and encourages people to relax with golf. It doesn't have to take much time, 30 minutes on the driving range can be a real stress-buster.
Meanwhile, the Tiger effect coincides with major changes in golf designed to make the game more user-friendly. These include the introduction of the new Rules of Golf and next year's launch of the World Handicap System, which bring challenges and opportunities. At England Golf we have been preparing for all that lies ahead by taking a hard look at ourselves. We move forward as a streamlined and more cost-effective organisation which will be able to offer greater value to members. I'll be able to tell you more about our plans next time. Until then, let's all make the most of the Tiger effect.
For more information, visit www.englandgolf.org


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Q: Altera Quartus Design Assistant Critical Warnings I get a number of Critical Warnings with respect to lpm_ff and
lpm_counter:
Below are few:
Rule A102: Register output should not drive its own control signal
directly or through combinational logic - Structure 1
App:inst1|Exp_Box:inst2|lpm_ff:ff_Last_Image|dffs[0]
App:inst1|Exp_Box:inst2|_~3
App:inst1|Exp_Box:inst2|lpm_ff:ff_event_HStrig|dffs[0]

App:inst1|Expe_Box:inst2|lpm_counter:cnt_ext_HStrig|cntr_6ik:auto_generated|cout_actual

Can these warnings be ignored? Moreover I am using Altera Quartus 11.1
Web Edition. Could it be because of Open Core Plus?
ff_event_HStrig.clock       =   System_Clock;
ff_event_HStrig.data[]      =   B"1";
ff_event_HStrig.enable      =   (red_HS_trigger OR (dl_enabled AND HS_trig_deglitch)) AND (SW_Con_en OR
                                                    SW_KK_en     OR
                                                    SW_KK_ro_en OR
                                                    SW_Ser_en);
ff_event_HStrig.aclr        =   !n_Reset OR !HS_trig_deglitch OR fed_gen_ready OR !HW_Con_en_LIHext;    -- reset HS trigger signal
HS_trigger                  =   ff_event_HStrig.q[0];

cnt_ext_HStrig.clock            =   System_Clock;
cnt_ext_HStrig.cnt_en       =   10kHz_Pulse AND !cnt_ext_HStrig.cout;
cnt_ext_HStrig.aclr         =   !n_Reset OR !ff_ext_HStrig.q[0];
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
ff_ext_HStrig.clock         =   System_Clock;
ff_ext_HStrig.data[]        =   B"1";
ff_ext_HStrig.enable        =   red_HS_trigger;
ff_ext_HStrig.aclr          =   !n_Reset OR cnt_ext_HStrig.cout;

HS_trig_activated               =   ff_ext_HStrig.q[0];
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
cnt_Last_Image.clock        =   System_Clock;
cnt_Last_Image.cnt_en       =   100Hz_Pulse AND ff_Last_Image.q[0] AND !cnt_Last_Image.cout;
cnt_Last_Image.aclr     =   !n_Reset OR HW_Con_en;

ff_cnt_LIH_out.clock        =   System_Clock;
ff_cnt_LIH_out.data[0]      =   cnt_Last_Image.cout;
ff_cnt_LIH_out.enable       =   B"1";
ff_cnt_LIH_out.aclr         =   !n_Reset OR HW_Con_en;

cnt_Last_Image_fix.clock        =   System_Clock;
cnt_Last_Image_fix.cnt_en   =   100Hz_Pulse AND ff_Last_Image.q[0] AND !cnt_Last_Image_fix.cout;
cnt_Last_Image_fix.aclr     =   !n_Reset OR HW_Con_en;

ff_Last_Image.clock         =   System_Clock;
ff_Last_Image.data[0]       =   B"1";
ff_Last_Image.enable        =   fed_HW_Con_en AND LIH_en;
ff_Last_Image.aclr          =   !n_Reset OR (cnt_Last_Image.cout AND (!HS_trigger OR LIH_ro)) OR !LIH_en OR HW_Con_en OR cnt_Last_Image_fix.cout;

LIH_active                          =   ff_Last_Image.q[0];
LIH_activated                       =   LIH_active;

Regards!

A: Care has to be taken when using the asynchronous clear input of flip-flops:

*

*The reset pulse must be long enough as defined in the datasheet, to reliably reset the flip-flop.

*Reset pulses shorter than the minimum pulse width may lead to an unknown state. Thus, asynchronous inputs should not be driven from combinational logic because the output of the combinational logic (which drives the asynchronous clear) may toggle several times until it settles to the final value, also known as glitch.

*The asyncronous clear should also not be connected to the output Q of the flip-flop because when Q rises (after a clock edge) and reaches the threshold for logic high, a reset is applied and Q falls again. This leads to short reset pulses which may violate the minimum pulse width.
A good design practice is to connect the asynchronous clear only to a global reset signal which is de-asserted synchronously to the active edge of the clock. Then the asynchronous clear of all connected flip-flops are released at the same time, and enough time before the next active clock edge. Timing constraints are required to ensure this.
To de-assert the reset synchronously, you should use a reset synchronizer which is composed of two flip-flops connected in series:
signal reset_ff : std_logic_vector(1 downto 0) := "00"; -- low-active
signal reset_global : std_logic; -- high-active

process(n_Reset, System_Clock)
begin
  if n_Reset = '0' then
    reset_ff <= (others => '0');
  elsif rising_edge(System_Clock) then
    reset_ff <= reset_ff(0 downto 0) & '1'; -- release reset
 end if;
end process;

reset_global <= not reset_ff(1); -- high-active

More information can be found in the paper Asynchronous & Synchronous Reset
Design Techniques - Part Deux from Cliff Cummings (Sunburst Design) et.al. .
The reset synchronizer would allow to reset the design only globally, e.g., from an external input (button). To reset only some flip-flops, one should use the synchronous reset sclr instead. The timing analyzer will check that all contraints are met.
But, you cannot easily replace aclr by sclr because the synchronous clear will not take place until the next active clock edge. Thus, you have to likely issue the synchronous clear in the clock period before.

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Current: About
The University recently formed a Health and Well-being Unit, bringing together the work of Counseling and Psychological Services and the Student Health Center, and dividing Recreation and Wellness into two departments: University Recreation and Health Promotion. The Health and Well-being Unit is the principle advocate for a healthy campus community by leading the discussion and the development of health-promoting environments and health practices and policies. Team-based integration of services and collaborative care fosters a health care partnership that should facilitate access, continuity of care, communication, and ultimately optimize health outcomes for our students.
The Student Health Center provides evaluation and treatment for illnesses and injuries, assistance in managing chronic disease and offers comprehensive program in health education and health maintenance. Our staff of board-certified physicians and registered nurses are experienced in the care of young adults.
The Accreditation Association of Ambulatory Health Care, Inc. (AAAHC) has awarded the Student Health Center at University of Richmond another three-year term of accreditation. This accreditation affirms that the Health Center meets and will continue to demonstrate the attributes as reflected in the standards of the accrediting body. The Health Center is accredited through 2020.
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)
CAPS offers a wide range of free, short-term mental health-related services to full-time, degree-seeking students at the University of Richmond. About one third of UR students use CAPS services at least once before they graduate. CAPS is fully accredited by the International Association of Counseling Services, Inc.
We support a holistic approach to the health and wellness of students, faculty, staff, and community members. We frequently partner with campus-wide departments to offer educational programming and prevention services, while creating and building community. Our prevention and educational approach to health and wellness focuses on changing behaviors, healthy lifestyle choices, and creating a unified culture to educate the campus community on the lifelong benefits of maintaining a healthy and well-balanced lifestyle.
We strive to empower the university community to make informed decisions and develop skills that enhance well-being, to foster a campus environment in which employees and students thrive intellectually, spiritually, socially, and physically by developing collaborative relationships and educational outreach.
The Department of University Recreation enhances the lives of its members by providing quality recreational and educational programs in an environment that promotes healthy lifestyles, academic productivity and personal growth. The Weinstein Center for Recreation is one of the most actively and universally used buildings on campus, and includes a 3 court gymnasium, 2 level fitness center, indoor walking/jogging track, 2 multi-purpose rooms, pool, assessment/massage rooms, locker rooms, saunas, classroom and meeting spaces. Outdoor facilities include natural grass and turf playing fields, outdoor basketball and sand volleyball courts, tennis courts and a challenge course. Programs include fitness, outdoor adventure, intramurals and sport clubs, including athletic training.

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Lions, aliens, and Kardashians: The worst conspiracy theories about COVID-19
COVID-19 is spreading around the globe, and so is misinformation about the disease. But these conspiracy theories take misinformation to the next level by completely altering facts and ignoring scientific evidence outright.
It's crazy to think that people actually believe this stuff. Here's some of the worst COVID-19 conspiracy theories making the rounds on social media.
The US bioengineered COVID-19, or China created it as a bioweapon
Politicians from the U.S. are spreading the idea that China created COVID-19, and some Chinese politicians think the U.S. caused it. No evidence suggests the Chinese or the U.S. created this virus deliberatively.
There's actually a few scientific theories about how COVID-19 came about, and no one fully knows what caused it. But given its resemblance to SARS, it's likely it had something to do with bats, snakes, or pangolins. Either way, it's definitely not a developed bioweapon.
There's a cure or a way to prevent it
Scientists are quickly working to develop a vaccine, but others on social media are quick to invent their own cures — from hot yoga, to coconut oil, to blasting your nasal cavity with hot air from a hair dryer. Some, likely people on cocaine already, believe COVID-19 can be prevented by snorting cocaine.
There is no known cure for COVID-19 and cocaine is definitely illegal.
A meteor brought COVID-19 to earth from space, and now it's spreading through the wind
COVID-19 started in the same area in China that a meteor hit in October 2019. Professor Chandra Wickramasinghe thinks the meteor released particles of the disease, initially causing COVID-19. So, essentially, it was the aliens' fault.
Now, Wickramasinghe is convinced the particles are travelling around the world and spreading in the wind. There's no evidence to suggest that COVID-19 can travel around the world with the wind. COVID-19 resembles other diseases like SARS, which developed from bats (Wickramasinghe also believes SARS and the Spanish Flu originated from space).
A psychic predicted this in 2008, according to Kim Kardashian
Kim Kardashian shared a page of psychic Sylvia Browne's book, which appears to predict that there will be a global pandemic in 2020. According to Kim's twitter, Kourtney shared a picture of the book in their family group chat.
"In around 2020, a severe pneumonia-like illness will spread throughout the globe, attacking the lungs and the bronchial tubes and resisting all known treatments," Browne's book reads.
It might match the description of COVID-19, but Browne's other advice proves she's not exactly a reliable source. In a study of all of her predictions, Ryan Shaffer found "Browne has never been mostly accurate out of 116 readings, with thirty-three cases mostly wrong and eighty-three unverified predictions".
Greta Thunberg caused COVID-19 to help with climate change
Clemens Zie on Twitter shared this one, saying, "Greta planted the virus so that people would stop using cars and planes." Zie is a second year university student in Stirling, Scotland, and his tweet only got eight likes.
Thunberg has announced that she believes she has contracted the virus, but is recovering in self-isolation.
"Vladamir Putin released 500 lions" to enforce social distancing
A fake photo of "breaking news" appeared to show a lion roaming the streets of Russia. The photo circulated after being posted on a Russian parody Instagram account. It gained traction in India, where some Twitter users even applauded Russia for their tough-on-COVID stance.
Global News traced the photo to one taken in Johannesburg, South Africa in 2016.
Although some places have asked the police to enforce social distancing, no one —
not even Russia — has brought out the big cats.
Conspiracies aside, it's clearly important to get your COVID-19 information from a reliable source. Visit the B.C. Centre for Disease Control website for accurate COVID-19 information and practice social distancing.


What's now referred to as the Romanian New Wave announced itself loudest with Cristian Mungiu's 4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days, which in 2007 won the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival. The laurel wasn't exactly unprecedented—at least one Romanian film had received a major award at the festival each of the two years prior—but it nevertheless felt definitive. Deeply rooted in the nearly quarter-century (1965 to 1989) reign of Nicolae Ceausescu as its authoritarian dictator and characterized by minimalist staging and deadpan black humor, the central European nation's recent contributions to the world of film have been good or great with almost alarming frequency. "Making Waves: New Romanian Cinema," the Film Society of Lincoln Center's annual series co-sponsored by the Romanian Film Initiative, begins this Thursday with Tudor Giurgiu's Of Snails and Men and runs for exactly a week. In addition to a dozen or so other recent works, it also features a shorts program and a retrospective devoted to Alexandru Tatos.
Giurgiu's film is a good deal less somber than most Romanian exports to make it stateside. But its comic tone shouldn't be mistaken for a lack of seriousness: Set against the backdrop of Michael Jackson's first and only visit toRomania in the early 1990s, it concerns a group of factory workers at a shuttered car plant who scheme to take over the factory by donating sperm en masse. Entwined in its comic narrative is a genuinely felt sense of loss and fear; Giurgiu does take the dark humor so often embedded into his countrymen's films and, as Corneliu Porumboiu did with 2007's 12:08 East ofBucharest, quietly moves it to the fore.
Radu Gabrea's Three Days till Christmas acts as a sort of companion piece to last year's stunning The Autobiography of Nicolae Ceausescu. Gabrea presents an at times farcical take on the dead-and-deposed dictator that highlights the man's absurdity via a re-enactment of his last days interspersed with archival footage and talking-head interviews. It offers few rewards to anyone who has seen Ujica's film, but works well enough as a genre mash-up holding all parties responsible.
The biggest draw is still likely to be Mungiu's Beyond the Hills, which tells of a young nun and her wayward, overly dependent friend and closes the series next Wednesday night. (It isn't the only monastic offering on display; Anca Hirte's Teodora Sinner, a decidedly more modest and lo-fi take on the lives of nuns, screens Sunday and Wednesday.) Mungiu, whose follow-up this is to 4 Months, is, along with Cristi Puiu, one of the Romanian New Wave's primary standard-bearers; his latest won two more awards—for its screenplay and two lead actresses—at Cannes just this May. Long, deliberately paced, and set on a remote monastery, it's something like the archetypal Romanian film: so quietly tense on so many levels that its seemingly placid surface seems poised to shatter at a moment's notice. Waiting for that to happen (or not happen) proves far more exhilarating than exhausting.


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The United States Dog Agility Association (USDAA) was organized in 1986 to promote international standards as developed in Great Britain, which have become the basis for the world standard in dog agility. USDAA has become the leading agility organization in the United States and North America, maintaining communications with the sport's leading authorities in England and around the world. "Promoting Competitive Excellence in Dog Agility" USDAA: United States Dog Agility Assn – welcomes mixed-breed dogs in competition.
The North American Dog Agility Council (NADAC) was formed in 1993 to provide North American dogs and their handlers a fast, safe and enjoyable form of the sport of dog agility. NADAC sanctions agility trials sponsored by affiliated clubs. The purpose of a NADAC agility trial is to demonstrate the ability of a dog and its handler to work as a smoothly functioning team. This web site is maintained to provide those interested in dog agility with timely information on NADAC events and rules and to assist clubs wishing to sponsor NADAC trials.
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To create this distinctive "woven" look, artisans comb layers of gold and ivory enamel over mouth-blown glass. A final firing in the kiln fuses the enamel to glass. The gold enamel gives each piece a subtle shimmer; the hand-applied process makes each piece unique. Made in Italy.
Size: 2.75" X 2.75" X 6.5"
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🍀 You don't need luck when you have Irish Soda Bread! 🍀
What do we think of when March 17 rolls around every year?
If you are as food (and drink)-obsessed as we are, no doubt you want to celebrate this green day with all things Irish. Guinness is a given. But you can't just drink without lining your belly for the fun! Things like stews, potatoes, cottage pie, and black pudding may be among the first to come to mind to celebrate in true Irish spirit. But you can't eat them without some good Irish soda bread to sop up all the juices (alcoholic or not).
Europastry's line of Irish soda breads combine OldWorld traditional recipes and Irish flavors with some California-grown ingredients, to bring the best of both worlds to your table for this celebratory day. What you might not know is that the combination of Old and New worlds, which is one of Europastry's signature strategy, is actually at the heart of this humble bread. Although the Irish developed the recipe and it served them well throughout times of hunger and poverty, it was the Native Americans who first created this technique for baking bread. Go figure!
They were the first to make leavened bread without yeast with pearl ash, a natural form of soda formed from the ashes of wood. Firmly linked nowadays to Irish culinary identity, soda bread is relatively recent in the history of Ireland, dating back to the mid nineteenth century, when baking soda was first introduced there. Poverty and hunger were rampant, and Irish homes needed simple recipes with few ingredients, which would nourish them as they made do with the little they had. In its original recipe, Irish soda bread had only a few ingredients: flour, salt, baking soda, and sour milk. We currently use buttermilk, which in combination with the baking soda creates the leavening effect that creates small bubbles that give this bread its signature texture. Soda bread also caught on well there because of the varietal of wheat which grew well in the country's climate, a softer wheat than the one used in traditional bread baking. Additionally, most homes at the time didn't have an oven, so they baked the bread in pots or on griddles over an open flame, hence the signature triangular shape.
Nowadays we have come a long way from the widespread famine of the nineteenth century, during which some households had little more than this quick, nutritious bread on the table as a form of sustenance. However, Irish soda bread is still baked regularly and cherished as a national treasure. There is even a preservation society for it, so people won't forget its humble origins and will continue to bake it and link it to their national identity! The main ingredients in the recipe have not changed much, though affluence has allowed us to add new ingredients to make it even more tasty. Some characteristic ones are caraway seeds, honey, and raisins. And just like in older times, there is no better way to eat it than to rip off a piece and slather it generously with delicious, creamy Irish butter!
Europastry offers several options of Irish soda bread that bring this Irish treasure to American homes, where the traditions of yesteryear are still commemorated as they should be, combining national pride with modern day fun. We follow the traditional Irish recipe, and use buttermilk and baking soda to create the desirable leavening, and creamy, tangy flavor. Our soda bread includes plump, moist California-grown raisins, which add a touch of sweetness, making this bread ideal to serve with meals in combination with traditional soups and stews, but also for breakfast or tea, to accentuate that sweetness by spreading with butter and jam or jelly.
If you are not craving soda bread yet, it's because you haven't read this far. Just after writing this article, we are signing off to rush to break off a piece and slather it in rich Irish butter. And since it's morning, maybe some citrus marmalade too. Join us! Happy St. Patrick's Day, cheers!
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Q: Disabling gravity for a specific object in Matter.js I'm working on a project using Matter.js where I want gravity enabled in general, but I want to be able to disabled and re-enable it for a single object at certain times. I do not want to set that object as static, because I want the physics engine to handle it in other ways, I just don't want gravity to affect it.
I found this question that deals with disabling gravity in general, but as I said I want gravity to work for most objects. Is there a simple way to do this?

A: Here is a simple code snippet that you could have toggle on/off to accomplish what you're asking (where body is the object that should ignore gravity, and noGravity is a boolean that can be toggled to turn it on and off):
Events.on(engine, 'beforeUpdate', function() {
    var gravity = engine.world.gravity;

    if (noGravity) {
        Body.applyForce(body, body.position, {
            x: -gravity.x * gravity.scale * body.mass,
            y: -gravity.y * gravity.scale * body.mass
        });
    }
});

A: Disable the built in gravity and then apply your own selectively, something like this but filter only the bodies you want:
engine.world.gravity.scale = 0;

Events.on(engine, 'beforeUpdate', function() {
    var bodies = Composite.allBodies(engine.world);

    for (var i = 0; i < bodies.length; i++) {
        var body = bodies[i];

        if (body.isStatic || body.isSleeping)
            continue;

        body.force.y += body.mass * 0.001;
    }
});

A: I know this is an old question, but nowadays you can use this:
body.ignoreGravity = true;

A: I found that was very easy to implement that. Just look for the                 Engine._bodiesApplyGravity function on the Matter source code and just put whatever condition you need for a body to be excluded.
        Engine._bodiesApplyGravity = function (bodies, gravity) {
            var gravityScale = typeof gravity.scale !== 'undefined' ? gravity.scale : 0.001;

            if ((gravity.x === 0 && gravity.y === 0) || gravityScale === 0) {
                return;
            }

            for (var i = 0; i < bodies.length; i++) {
                var body = bodies[i];

                // I just added body.ignoreGravity
                if (body.isStatic || body.isSleeping || body.ignoreGravity)
                    continue;

                // apply gravity
                body.force.y += body.mass * gravity.y * gravityScale;
                body.force.x += body.mass * gravity.x * gravityScale;
            }
        };

A: This seems to provide a counter force.  I'm not sure where the 200 is coming from it just worked.  Maybe the engine calculates force twice a cycle.
playerBody.force.y = -engine.world.gravity.y / 200;

You will have to run it every cycle to keep it up.

A: In my case I wanted an object to follow the mouse. Setting isStatic: true made gravity not apply to give me full control over the object's position.

A: there is an official working example
this.matter.add.image(100, 100, 'block').setIgnoreGravity(true);

ignoring gravity phaser3 matter physic


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Twelve-year-old Ukrainian flees from the war and triumphs in Italy in the Pole sport.
Istituto superiore P. Mattarella - Castellammare del Golfo - TP
Escapes from the war, is welcomed in San Benedetto del Tronto (Ascoli Piceno) and triumphs at the European Pole sport Championships after having also won the World Cup. It is the story of Yeva Korystova, a twelve-year-old Ukrainian student of the "Curzi" secondary school in the Marche city, where she arrived after leaving her country due to the Russian invasion. The girl arrived at the European Championships in Valladolid, Spain, obtaining the first place in the Junior category with a score of 132,499, with a large advantage over the second classified. "We are very proud to host a European and world champion in our school – says the head teacher Elisa Vita – and I am happy that Yeva has found in this school a serene learning environment". The twelve-year-old, together with her mother, was welcomed by a family of compatriots in San Benedetto and found the institution's willingness to let her continue her schooling, trying to help her overcome the difficulty of the language and, above all, the trauma of war. A situation that did not prevent Yeva from continuing to practice the Pole sport, a discipline that combines gymnastics and dance through the execution of acrobatic figures, which require considerable skills of strength, fluency, coordination, agility and endurance. It is an activity that in a few years has established itself, involving an ever increasing number of practitioners, so much so that it is in the Olympics.
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MV Waldstatter (ex - PS Rhein, ex - Ben Johnson)
MV Waldstatter laid up at Luzern in 1996 in her first year after withdrawal from service
Built in 1905 by J I Thorneycroft at Southampton, England
Engines : Compound Diagonal : replaced in 1948 by Sulzer diesels
Length : 51.5 metres
Built in the UK and served from 1905 to 1907 for the London Ccounty Council's Hammersmith-Greenwich service as PS Ben Johnson
Sold cheaply after the demise of the service and left London on September 27th 1909
Towed to Duisburg in Germany, then sailed up the Rhine to Basel under her own power
Dismantled and taken overland to Luzern - extensively rebuilt for passenger service on Lake Luzern with small fore and aft deck saloons
Renamed PS Rhein
Not particularly successful in service, she was withdrawn in 1939
The boiler was sold in 1942 and the engine scrapped in 1944, and the ship stripped to the hull in 1946
Reentered service on February 2nd, 1949 as MV Waldstatter, with a new diesel power plant, screws instead of paddles and new superstructure.
Remained in service until 12th December 1995, after which she lay at the SGV dock until being turned over for use as an accommodation ship.
Scrapped at Beckenried in 2001.
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Donation Line proudly accepts vehicle donations for Franklin Stage Company. We have towing agents in all areas of the United States ready to pickup your car donation ASAP. Non-Running, junk and salvage cars are also accepted. In addition to auto donations we accept donations of boats, trucks, RVs, motorcycles, jet skis, snowmobiles, planes and real estate.
The Franklin Stock Company at Chapel Hall, Inc. was established as a not-for-profit corporation under Section 402 of the Not-for-Profit Corporation Law of New York State Institute Street in Franklin, NY and operate there a professional summer theatre, as well as other cultural and community activities, and other charitable functions.


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The Bobbin Girls
The Bobbin Girls is one of my favourite historical sagas. It did well in print and is now available from Amazon, Apple, Kobo, Smashwords etc., as an ebook.
It was a joy to revisit it for editing purposes, as I'd largely forgotten it. And quite a learning curve to make covers in Photoshop and publish it, but well worth the effort.
It's the story of a powerful young love blighted by a dark secret from the past which might, or might not, be true. I remember that I loved doing the research as I found such marvellous people to interview. The late Bill Hogarth, who spent hours taking me through Grizedale Forest teaching me the tricks of his trade on coppicing, making hurdles and swill baskets. Stan Crabtree and Bill Grant also enlightened and entertained me on the skills of forestry.
Even the charcoal maker patiently explained his craft to me.
Most of all I loved the evening I spent with the 'Bobbin Girls.' Eileen Thompson, Joyce Wilson and Pat Hogarth regaled me with their yarns and the wonderful tricks they played on each other: the vermin in the wood shavings, the mouse in the lunch box. They carefully described all that was involved in the making of bobbins, a skill I would not wish to try considering the hidden difficulties and dangers. It was said that you could always recognise a bobbin maker as he/she had a digit missing! I take my hat off to them. But this is a romance, so of course, there is a happy ending.
Alena Townsen, a fiery tomboy from a large, happy family, wants nothing more than to spend the rest of her life with her childhood friend, Rob, the only son of James Hollinthwaite, a wealthy landowner. Hollinthwaite, however, has other ideas and when he forces the two to part Rob is sent away to school while Alena must start work in the local bobbin mill. Life is hard and her love for Rob severely tested. Torn between two men, her indecision is heightened by the knowledge of a tragic secret. Dolly Sutton has problems of a more intimate nature, while shy and unassuming, Sandra Myers finds herself an unlikely campaigner against Hollinthwaite's destructive plans for the village when he ruthlessly sacks the man she loves.
You can find it on Amazon by clicking here: The Bobbin Girls


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October 18, 1930 Issue
Faces in Moonstone
By William Attwood, Tobias, Robert M. Coates, Geoffrey T. Hellman, and James Thurber
Eyes, Noses.
By Wilfred S. King, Tobias, and Robert M. Coates
Eyes, Noses
July 5, 1930 Issue
By Alfred Rheinstein, Geoffrey T. Hellman, Tobias, Ralph Ingersoll, and James Thurber
Hansoms
By Robert M. Coates, Harold Ross, and Tobias
More Drug Stores
By Robert M. Coates and Tobias


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It's been a while, hasn't it? Real life. What a scumbag.
Well I have a hankerin' to tell people about a bunch of cool things I've been playing, and first off that list is Evolve.
Honestly, it's copped a ton of flak just around release – as of writing, Steam reviews has it rated as Mixed – only 67% positive. For Steam reviews that is absolutely shocking. That platform is designed such that, as opposed to other user-review sites, games are more inclined to be rated positively. This is because you usually have to actually buy the game to review it, user's generally bother to review in an effort to get others to join in playing, and it requires minimal effort. If it required more effort, you'd be more likely to see mostly people who are very motivated (often by extreme negativity) rating the game.
2. 2K and Turtle Rock have screwed the pooch on the pricing/marketing model.
Price aside, the game is just fantastic. I can easily recommend it for $50 – which is a price you can get it for if you shop at G2A.
Personally, I love playing as the monster. The Goliath, specifically. I'm not great at it, but I'm good enough to win perhaps 50% of the games. This also speaks to how incredibly well the game is balanced for a totally asymmetrical experience it is.
After everyone has picked their characters, they're revealed to the other side. As the monster, I need to quickly note the characters, because they'll greatly influence my strategy. I firstly need to note if the trapper has picked Maggie – because if she has, sneaking is practically off the table. Her trapjaw pet can sniff a monster out easily. Sneaking makes the sniffing process a bit slower, but since I move slower as well (and even being sneaky it's practically impossible to not accidentally leave a footprint that she'll detect from time to time) I'll decide at this point if I'm going for a dash and bash, or a hide and seek strategy.
Next I need to take down the name of the medic. They'll be my primary target sooner rather than later… but I also need to note the support character. If they've picked Hank, then HE'LL actually be my primary. It's practically impossible to kill a medic while they're being shielded.
The game drops in, and while the hunters watch a 30-second intro movie (complete with party banter a la Dragon Age) I have a bit of time to get a head start. If they haven't brought Maggie the trapper, I'll usually take off in one direction nice and loud, then drop to a sneak and loop around. To the hunters, this leaves a clear trail of footprints that then go cold. For all they know, I've jumped ahead or climbed a rock. Generally, they take off in the same direction the footsteps were heading in the hope of picking up my trail. Meanwhile, I've sneaked in the opposite direction and start hunting down wildlife one by one.
You see, my goal is to eat as much wildlife as possible until I have enough "energy" (Dna) to "level up" (Evolve). At stage 1, I'm weaker than the hunters, at stage 2 we're about even, and at stage 3 I'm more powerful than the hunters… but there is a lot of variation that can change this up. The monster has armour which you replenish when you eat wildlife and health which are basically an non-renewable resource. Every point of this valuable resource they chip off me is gone for good, so even if I get to stage 3, if they've successfully worn my health down and/or catch me without armour, I could still easily lose.
Once I know the gig is up: I can continue to sneak – afterall, they only know my general vicinity – or I can take off at top speed. Hunters can never keep up with me, but I leave a clear trail of footprints. If they play their cards right, they'll be able to corner me into the edge of the map.
It's rare I can get to stage 2 without at least a brief skirmish. It's a bad sign if they've caught me at stage 1, or immediately after evolving to stage 2 (you use all your armour's energy to evolve, so you start a new stage essentially "naked") and, to be honest, this is pretty common.
So the trapper drops a dome around the area called an arena, and I'm cornered for a good 60 seconds. If they've just caught me after an evolution, every point of damage they do is permanent. So what do I do?
Perhaps I might try and hide. Playing hide and seek; cat and mouse. The arena is limited, but I can leap around and climb on high points. I can see them through rocks, but they have no such tools (barring the likes of Griffon's "sound spike" sensor.) I can't avoid all damage, but I might be about to avoid the worst of it with a little ring-a-round-the-rosey. Once the arena drops, I make like greased lightning (… that's a lot of cliche's I've used. Too bad. I like 'em.) and put as much distance as I can between them and me to try and build up armour and maybe evolve to stage three. By this point, they're likely hot on my heels, and each time I stop to eat I'm in danger of letting them close enough to entrap me again. This second stage of "hot on your heels" depends heavily on the tracker. They might be using Maggie, as above, and they're basically always hot on your heels, or Abe who has likely got a tracking dart on you. You might be able to stay ahead long enough for it to wear off, but it's unlikely… he only needs to catch sight of you again to keep you tagged up. It might be Griffon, with sound spikes scattered around the map. You're likely charging across the map now, trying to stay ahead of the hunters… charging straight into the areas they've already been and Griff has put up sound spikes. You can sneak to avoid them, but it's a tough balancing act. You need to get far enough away from the hunters for the sneak to work, but there's not real way to tell if you're in the sound-spike radius or not, which will make the location you initiate the sneak pretty obvious.
Perhaps instead of playing hide and seek (perhaps there is not enough hiding spots) I decide to take the dome down. To do this, I need to incapacitate the trapper. So, Griff, Maggie, Abe – whoever you are – woe is you. This is where remembering who is playing which character is important. You can make out their siloutte's, but they're so damn SMALL compared to you, I find it pretty tough sometimes. Especially when the support class starts winking people in and out with a cloaking field.
Perhaps I charge into the trapper and send them flying, but the support raises a shield over them, and the medic starts healing them. What to do? I need that trapper down FAST – every second the assault is tearing up my hitpoints – perhaps I could focus the medic? Maybe I just toss a rock or two at them to keep them distracted? Maybe I hit the trapper with as many knock back moves as I can to separate them… get us enough "alone time" to take that dome down. Maybe there is a native of the planet that can help me – crocodile creatures called Tyrants that pull hunters into the water, or carnivorous plants that gobble hunters up like venus fly traps, can disable a hunter until a friendly shoots them free.
It is very easy to lose the game here, and it all comes down to reading the situation. Hide and seek? Take down the trapper? How to take down the trapper? What's the lay of the land? What creatures are there nearby?
After I get out of that dome (IF I do) and we're playing the "hot on the heels" game, I then look to have as much takeaway food as possible. Kill, eat, keep moving. Even better if I find a fresh kill that the hunters or other wildlife has left for me. If I can get enough energy to evolve, I'll look for an area with plentiful wildlife that is also as far from the hunters as possible. This allows me to evolve, and quickly get my armour back up before they catch up to me.
When we reach this point, it is end-game time. I can usually tell who's going to win – how much of my health have they whittled away? How many strikes did I put on them? If the hunters choose to avoid me at this stage, I can always go to the middle of the map and destroy a generator that'll win the game for me. That never happens. Many hunters will retreat back to the generator when they realise the monster is going to evolve to stage 3 (a bad mistake IMO – why not try and catch him while his armour is low?) and then it's a fight to the death. A final brouhaha that could go in many different ways.
I've had games where the monster, all but destroyed, has escaped from the final fight, eaten a bunch of wildlife, and come back multiple times after recharging their armour. I've had games where a final hunter has escaped, and waited until his allies respawned, dropping back on the monster before he could finish off the generator.
Honestly, it's a thrilling, deep game – but there is not as much content there as you'd want for the price. DotA, and similar MOBA's, have 80+ characters to choose from, and each is vastly different. This leads to practically endless replayability and costs 1/3rd the price. The game works for me, and I'm pretty certain I'll get my money's worth — but the same won't be said for everyone. If it was $30, absolutely. For $50 – yes, probably. More than that and consider it only if my above story makes you VERY wet in the pants.
Massive Chalice – I featured!
So I backed Massive Chalice at the level that allowed me to add my own house to the game.
Then at 7:50 my battlecry gets quoted!
I heard a while back to facilitate massive battles CCP introduced a "time compression" mechanic.
I always feel a bit dirty when I play a WWII game that's not at least as realistic as IL2… but from everything I've seen, War Thunder looks like a ton of fun regardless.


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High Energy Physics group
Research in the high energy group at the Racah Institute spans from theory to phenomenology.
Research in theoretical high energy physics at the Racah Institute covers many of the central topics of the field. These include Physics beyond the Standard Model; research on quantum field theory and supersymmetry including supersymmetry breaking; String theory, including branes and extra dimensions; Scattering amplitudes - surprising new concepts and methods for gauge theories and gravity; Einstein's gravity, including the Effective Field Theory approach to General Relativity and in particular to the post-Newtonian limit of the gravitational two body problem; and Black holes.
Research in high energy phenomenology at the Racah Institute aims to address fundamental questions left unanswered by the Standard Model of particle physics: What are the dark matter particles of the Universe?
Why does our world consist almost entirely of matter and not of anti-matter? Why is the mass of the weak force carriers so much smaller than the scale of gravity? These are several of many indications that there must be new physics beyond the Standard Model.
The Large Hadron Collider (LHC), operating at record-breaking energies, together with a host of astroparticle observatories, will teach us much in this regard. Our research focuses on the phenomenology of such new particles and interactions, with particular emphasis on novel theoretical ideas and experimental signals at the LHC and other experiments. We study new ideas for the exploration of dark matter, proposing new theories of its particle identity, as well as novel experimental avenues to detect it on earth. Furthermore, we are extensively interested in non-standard theories of new physics and in the identification of exotic experimental signatures that have been overlooked, towards the goal of identifying the fundamental constituents of Nature.
High Energy physicists at the Racah Institute
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Thousands of families across the country are faced with decisions about finding care for a parent or loved one. These decisions may include whether to hire an agency to come into the home of a parent or loved one to provide care or services. The decision to hire home care is largely based on a parent or loved one's needs and circumstances, as well as anyone is may currently be providing care for them. The need may arise from an injury, hospitalization, illness, or simply the effects of aging. In any case, families deciding to hire a caregiver to provide services in the home of a parent or loved one experience concern and very often fear about doing so. Putting fears to rest can generally be accomplished by asking a lot of questions. And then asking more questions. Here are the top concerns about hiring home care for your parent or loved one, as well as some suggestions about how to address those concerns.
How can I trust the person being sent to care for my parent or loved one?
This is number one on our list, and it is a difficult question. The key is choosing an agency that is reputable and trustworthy and it is the first step to gaining trust. Do your homework. Licensed agencies generally go through a rigorous licensing process. Make sure the agency you are considering is licensed, as well as bonded and insured. Many states, including Minnesota, conduct "surveys" of agencies to make sure that they are providing quality care and are compliant with licensing laws. Copies of survey results in Minnesota are available online at the Minnesota Department of Health.
Reputable agencies conduct thorough background checks for employees. While no agency can guarantee that a care provider is perfect, the more rigorous the agency's screening process, the more likely it is that agency's employees are trustworthy.
Be sure you don't write off companies that have just opened their doors. There will be a number of these in the coming years as the numbers of individuals needing services continues to grow. It is worth your time to meet with them. Their first clients are often on the receiving end of a high level of care simply because the company needs to establish credibility, a good reputation, and is working toward growth. New agencies may also work harder to gain your trust, a win-win for the clients and the company.
What happens if my parent or loved one doesn't like the caregiver assigned to them?
Trust your instincts and speak up! We cannot stress enough how important it is that you and your loved one recognize you have rights. Never lose sight of the fact that you are the "employer" in this situation and absolutely have the right to request a substitute provider. Communication with the agency's management is critical to assuring your loved one is comfortable with a caregiver. Contact the care manager or the office for the company providing care. You are not required to give a lengthy explanation in order to obtain a substitute caregiver. It is enough to say that you or your loved one do not feel the current provider is a good fit. Your agency should happily provide a substitute. It is very common in home care to switch caregivers.
Companies that provide home care make every effort to match clients and caregivers in a way that works for both the client and the caregiver. If you or your loved one have any reservations at all, contact a manager. If your provider agency does not have an employee they can substitute, ask questions about whether they anticipate new hires. A lack of employees is common in smaller towns or communities where the pool for employees is much smaller. If no substitute is available and the company does not anticipate new hires, it may be time to look at other companies near you.
Shouldn't I just take care of my parent or loved one myself?
This is definitely an option. Family caregiving is much more manageable when there are multiple family members to share the responsibility. When it is one or two people, it can be exhausting both physically and financially. A decision about whether the family should provide care or whether care should be provided by an agency will often depend on your loved one's needs and preferences. It should also take into account the toll it takes on family members, as well as the economic realities of hiring care. While you may feel a great sense of obligation, this should not be the only consideration. Long term, it can have effects on your stress levels and ultimately your health, as well as your finances.
If your loved one has the resources to hire private care, the responsibility for ongoing care is shouldered by the caregiver agency, leaving family members and friends free to simply enjoy the time they spend with a loved one rather than making each visit a "working visit." It also frees up family members to provide care that a home care agency does not provide.
How can I monitor the way my parent or loved one is being treated?
There are many ways to assure your loved one is being treated respectfully and with dignity. Communication with your loved one is a key component for monitoring care, as is communication with the care provider. Speak with your parent or loved one after each caregiver visit or at least regularly and ask questions. Asking open-ended questions generates more information than questions which lead to a "yes" or "no" response. Ask about how time is spent together or what your loved one talks about with a caregiver. Ask questions about your loved one's feelings when the caregiver is in the home. Keep track of the information you receive so that you have a record of it.
You should also consult with the agency providing care. The agency and its caregivers must keep a record of the care and services provided to your loved one. These are often referred to as "care notes." Find out how you can obtain access to the notes, and make a request for a report from the agency. They should be more than willing to provide this to you. In addition, you can ask for information about how caregiver performance is monitored by the agency and how the caregiver communicates with the agency supervisor. If you are still feeling uneasy or unsettled, you can always make unannounced visits to the home of your parent or loved one during the times that care and services are scheduled. Observe the interaction and pay attention to what is happening during the visit. If the television is on and your parent or loved one does not watch TV, for example, ask questions. If anything strikes you as "off" contact the manager and discuss it. Communication and observation is the best way to assure that your parent or loved one is being treated well.
Will my parent or loved one lose their independence?
The quick answer is: maybe. The difficulty in addressing a question like this is that the level of care and types or service your parent or loved one will receive is typically based entirely on their needs and wants. In Minnesota, the Department of Health requires home care agencies to conduct an individualized review of a client's needs and preferences, taking into account and assessing any areas of vulnerability, as well as their level of ability, physical health and mental health. Concerned family members or friends often participate in the process of arranging in-home care, working with the provider agency and their parent or loved one to determine the specific services that will be provided. An individualized review or needs assessment is supposed to be a person-centered decision-making process. In other words, the focus is and should be on your parent or loved one. The services provided then, should be centered around tasks that your parent or loved one can or cannot do on their own, or tasks that they can substantially do on their own but often need assistance. They may also include tasks that your parent or loved one would prefer to have someone else do, such as laundry or housekeeping.
That being said, you can protect your parent or loved one from being deprived of their independence or sense of independence by discussing the policies and philosophy of the home care agency as it relates to independence. CareAparent, for example, has a clearly stated mission to assist clients in remaining as independent as possible for as long as possible. Our caregivers are trained to be vigilant about assisting our clients in ways that specifically contemplate the client's desire to remain independent while compassionately providing the care the client may actually need. Ask your provider about their policies and how the agency employees are trained.
You should also be alert to the personality types that the agency is planning to or has assigned as a caregiver for your parent or loved one. Is the caregiver too bossy? Does the caregiver try to do everything without leaving room for your parent or loved one to act on their own? Is the caregiver making decisions during the course of care that should be made by your parent or loved one? Talk to your parent or loved one. Find out about the dynamic between them and the caregiver. Ask questions. And if there is any issue or concern, speak to the caregiver's supervisor to have the situation corrected or have a different caregiver assigned.


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Lufthansa Flight 181, hijacked on 13 October 1977
EgyptAir Flight 181, hijacked on 29 March 2016

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While working for long hours, it is important to have comfortable chairs, especially in the office. A reclining chair that has a reclining back is best for employees. For anyone who suffers from back problems, such a chair is most suitable. The footrest and arms of such a chair open when its back portion is reclined. One can adjust this recline as per different levels. You will find various details about this type of chair given in the video. With these kind of chairs, you will not experience back pain even of you work for several hours at a stretch.


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Bog Otac, pravim imenom Jahve (Ja sam onaj koji jesam), u kršćanstvu je prva osoba Presvetog Trojstva, stvoritelj i uzdržavatelj svega svijeta, Otac druge božanske osobe - Sina - Isusa Krista. Iz njega proizlazi Duh Sveti.

Bog kao otac u drugim religijama

I u nekim se drugim religijama Boga, ili vrhovnog boga, naziva Ocem, ako je stvoritelj svijeta ili otac drugim bogovima, ili pak začetnik nekog naroda. Od tri velike monoteističke religije, Bog se naziva Ocem u kršćanstvu i u židovstvu. U židovstvu on je Otac jer je stvorio svijet i čovječanstvo, te je patrijarhalni zakonodavac svome izabranom narodu s kojim obdržava posebnu vezu. Izraelski je narod u Bibliji često nazivan njegovim »prvorođenim sinom.«

Bog Otac u Trojstvu

U kršćanstvu Bog je Otac na način drugačiji nego u ostalim religijama. Otac ima vječan odnos sa svojim jedinorođenim Sinom - Isusom Kristom, a taj se odnos sastoji u isključivoj i bliskoj vezi koja se temelji na samoj njihovoj naravi. Očinstvo je vlastito božanskoj naravi u vidu vječnog odnosa Oca i Sina. Kršćanska teologija ovaj nauk razvija iz Isusovih riječi u evanđelju: »Sve je meni predao Otac moj i nitko ne pozna Sina doli Otac niti tko pozna Oca doli Sin i onaj kome Sin hoće objaviti« (Evanđelje po Mateju 11,27).

Bez obzira na razliku koja iz toga odnosa proizlazi, Otac nije neki drugi bog u odnosu na Sina koji se utjelovio kao Isus, ili u odnosu na Duha Svetoga koji iz njega izlazi. Riječ je o jednom jedinom Bogu u tri različite osobe (grč. hipostasis), no svaka od njih ima istu božansku bit, jednu božansku narav i moć i jednu božansku volju. Nijedna od tih osoba nije stvorena, nego je oduvijek, te nije bilo vremena kad je ne bi bilo.

Ovakav trojstveni nauk razrađen je u kršćanstvu kao odgovor na prva krivovjerja, osobito kao odgovor na arijanstvo i na nestorijanstvo na prvim ekumenskim saborima, kao što je Prvi nicejski sabor, Prvi carigradski sabor, Efeški sabor i Kalcedonski sabor, a dogmatski izričaj toga nauka sažimaju simboli vjere: Nicejsko vjerovanje i Nicejsko-carigradsko vjerovanje.

Razlike u teološkom tumačenju

U pravoslavnoj teologiji Bog Otac izvor je Sina i Duha, dok u katoličkoj teologiji sve tri osobe Presvetog Trojstva svoje izvorište imaju u božanskoj naravi. Ovo, međutim, nije dogmatska razlika među dvjema crkvama, nego samo razlika u teološkom tumačenju.

Otac čovječanstva

Bog Otac na taj je način bitno određen kao Otac u odnosu na Sina - Isusa Krista. No, u isto vrijeme, on je i Otac svih ljudi, koji se nazivaju djecom Božjom. On je Otac čovječanstva ako stvoritelj i uzdržavatelj svega, pa se i sama ideja obitelji izvodi iz Božjeg odnosa prema čovječanstvu i samome čovjeku, a sam je Bog uzor svake obitelji (usp. Poslanica Efežanima 3,15).

Otac kršćana

Ipak, postoji još dublji smisao prema kojem kršćani vide Boga kao Oca. Krštenjem »u Isusa Krista«, kršćani se združuju s Kristom, te tako sudjeluju u njegovu sinovstvu. Ovaj nauk vidljiv je i iz novozavjetnih tekstova: »Kada dođe punina vremena, odasla Bog Sina svoga: od žene bî rođen, Zakonu podložan da podložnike Zakona otkupi te pimimo posinstvo. A budući da se sinovi, odasla Bog u srca vaša Duha Sina svoga koji kliče: »Abba! Oče!« (Poslanica Galaćanima 4,4-7).

U tom smislu kršćani mole i molitvu Oče naš kojoj ih je, prema evanđeljima, naučio Isus Krist.

Vidi još

Isus
Duh Sveti
Bog
Oče naš
Božja volja
Božja milost
Božja providnost

Kršćanski nauk
Božanstva


Try this nurturing yoga practice when you have a headache. Yoga is an amazing tool for healing and with regular practice we can even begin to prevent the aches before they take over. Reduce stress and relieve tension with this practice. Reduce the intake of pain killers with a healing yoga approach. This practice is great even if you don't have a headache and perfect on a day off or when you need to take it easy. It will lighten your load, improve circulation and bring grounding energy to your busy week. Find balance and ease and soothe your sweet head.


The EU supports the 4th industrial revolution through its industrial policy and through research and infrastructure funding. However, challenges like training workers and future professionals remain. Furthermore the furniture and wood sector has identified that it has a shortage of professionals with high qualification in ICTs and other emerging technologies. Some of the specific skills and competencies that stand out as critical for managers in the furniture sector are ICT skills that are crucial to operate in a modern business environment. They may require attention in terms of additional training and adjustments in the official curricula.
The aim of In4Wood is to design, develop and obtain recognition of educational material for vocational and educational training (the so-called Joint Curriculum) for filling the skills gaps in Industry 4.0 related technologies and topics for workers, production managers and CEOs active in the wood and furniture industry.
The partnership of In4Wood is composed of vocational and educational training (VET) centres and wood and furniture associations from Germany, United Kingdom, Italy and Spain. EURADA coordinates the communication and dissemination of the project.


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Resurfaced footage raises questions about a frequent Steve Bannon guest's role in Trump election data scheme
New reporting appears to implicate Claremont Institute senior fellow Brian Kennedy in the Trump campaign's wide-ranging attempt to access Dominion voting machines
Written by John Knefel
Published 08/17/22 3:10 PM EDT
Resurfaced interviews from late 2020 have raised new questions about the role that a right-wing pundit played in former President Donald Trump's efforts to overturn election results by accessing and copying data from election systems in several battleground states.
Brian Kennedy, a senior fellow at the MAGA-aligned Claremont Institute, frequently appeared on Steve Bannon's War Room podcast in the days and weeks following Trump's loss in 2020. He regularly detailed his on-the-ground presence in areas where Trump's team was challenging the results of the election in court, amplifying conspiracy theories and calling into question the integrity of local vote counts with flimsy or nonexistent evidence. Kennedy was also reportedly involved in a separate initiative to seize control of state election infrastructure by running far-right candidates for secretary of state.
Those projects were part of a multi-pronged effort by Trump and his allies to remain in power despite his electoral defeat. Their court challenges, like the ones Kennedy was involved in, have been a complete, unmitigated failure, with 61 of 62 getting thrown out by judges. But a new report from The Washington Post shows that though the efforts were legally unsuccessful, their attempts to uncover evidence of vote tampering may have actually violated election security measures, undermining the very systems they were supposedly auditing for security flaws.
On August 15, The Washington Post reported that lawyers and activists allied with Trump hired a digital forensics team as part of a far-reaching effort to "access voting equipment" in at least three states. In Georgia, the forensics team "copied sensitive data from election systems," according to the Post. They were also able to gain access to data in Michigan, but apparently not in Nevada.
Breaches like that can lead to serious legal charges, as in the case of Tina Peters, an election official in Colorado who was indicted on felony charges related to improper copying of election data.
The Post story makes only a passing mention of Kennedy, and his involvement in the scheme outlined by the Post remains unclear. Still, Kennedy's public comments on War Room and the new information paint a picture of someone deeply involved in efforts to subvert the election results.
On November 30, 2020, former intelligence official Jim Penrose contacted executives at the Georgia-based forensics firm SullivanStrickler, arranging for them to travel to Nevada. Trump campaign lawyer Jesse Binnall invoiced the company that evening. On December 3, Paul Maggio, chief operations officer at SullivanStrickler, responded with a bill for "the 2 days we spent in Las Vegas, NV in support of this matter."
The following day, Kennedy, who had been copied on some of the correspondence, responded to that email. "I spoke to Jesse and he said the payment is in process," Kennedy wrote to Maggio, according to the Post.
The nature of the work that SullivanStrickler did in Nevada isn't publicly known. In an early version of the piece, the Post reported these details:
A person familiar with the matter, who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss litigation, said Binnall hired SullivanStrickler to forensically examine election systems in Clark County after Trump's team won a court order on Nov. 30 granting access to "testing equipment and programs" there. But the firm's investigators were only allowed to do a cursory examination of machinery, the person said, and Binnall's efforts to compel access to additional equipment were rejected by the judge in the case. The case was later dismissed.
The Post then removed much of that section without including an explanation, leaving only that the judge dismissed Binnall's efforts and that the case was ultimately dismissed.
SullivanStrickler also did work for the team in Arizona, though the scope is publicly unknown.
Later, after Maggio also copied Binnall on another email about data examinations elsewhere, Penrose emailed him to say: "Please do not communicate about any additional forensics work in AZ to the other legal teams. Keep that in confidential channels with me, Sidney, and Doug only." It is unclear what work in Arizona he was referring to.
The Post doesn't say whether Kennedy was included in those emails.
War Room interviews
Kennedy appeared on Bannon's War Room at least three times in November 2020, including once from Nevada on November 13 and once from Arizona on November 30, the day Penrose first contacted SullivanStrickler. On November 26, Bannon credited Kennedy with helping "the president focus on Nevada and Arizona."
Kennedy appeared on War Room at least six times in December 2020, including three consecutive days from December 3-5, a period covered in the Post's reporting relating to Kennedy.
On December 3, Kennedy said that he and his colleagues hadn't been able to investigate voting machines in Clark County, Nevada, to their satisfaction, despite what he believed to be a court order allowing access to them.
"The campaign actually had a court order to go look at the Dominion voting systems on Wednesday, and I joined them and spent six hours standing in [the] Clark County Registrar of Voters Office looking at Dominion voting systems," Kennedy said. "And they would let us look at them, but the court order said we could inspect them and we were hoping that we could actually figure out what's going on in a Dominion voting system."
"But all they would let us do is look at them," he continued. "And so we – we had a bunch of tech experts there that were trying to dig into them, but that wasn't possible."
He went on to detail the work his team had tried to do:
BRIAN KENNEDY (CLAREMONT INSTITUTE SENIOR FELLOW): We had a team of forensic experts go in there and they looked at all the paperwork and they looked at the machines themselves. They even got out a bunch of the machines for us to look at, and they even booted them on. But you couldn't really touch them and you couldn't use any kind of devices to actually find out forensically what transpired in the election. And when we asked to actually hook our computers up to theirs, to actually monitor, you know, what might have transpired in the election, they said, no, that's – you know, we can't do that.
Kennedy didn't say who those "forensic experts" were, but that time period is when the Post initially reported that SullivanStickler investigators were in Nevada but only allowed to perform a "cursory examination" of the machines.
Citation From the December 3, 2020, edition of Real America's Voice's War Room: Pandemic with Steve Bannon
On December 4, Kennedy reiterated his frustration with his team's inability to "look into the Dominion voting system and see how it actually operates" in Nevada. He added that "part of our cyber team flew to – flew back to Georgia, part of it is still in Nevada."
On December 5, Kennedy again complained that "we got to look at the physical outside of the machine, but not the inside of the machine."
"What you're seeing in Arizona and Georgia and elsewhere is the ability to look into the machine and to look into the software," he added.
A subsequent audit of Dominion systems by the federal government found that they had never been exploited to alter the outcome of an election, including in 2020. Dominion is now suing multiple Trump associates and right-wing media outlets, including Fox News, One America News, and Newsmax, for spreading false election claims.
On the December 14 edition of War Room, Bannon introduced Kennedy as "one of the organizers of the cyber team that's gone in and looked at Antrim, Michigan." The Post reported that SullivanStrickler did extensive work for Trump's team in Antrim throughout December.
As the Post reports, SullivanStrickler investigators "copied the hard drive of an elections server in Antrim on Dec. 6, 2020," and told Penrose and Trump lawyer Sidney Powell that "the Antrim files would be made available to download from a secure online folder once the firm was paid." (That data was later made public at an August 2021 "cyber symposium" convened by right-wing donor and MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell.)
The following month, one day after the attempted fascist coup on January 6, 2021, Trump's team sent SullivanStrickler to Georgia, according to the Post. Maggio told Powell that the job was "going well." Like in Michigan, but apparently unlike in Nevada, the effort was successful, as the forensic team was able to gain access to nearly everything that had previously been denied to them in Clark County.
"The data obtained by the investigators included copies of virtually every component of the county voting system, including the central tabulation server and a precinct tabulator, according to a directory of file names that Maggio's lawyer sent the plaintiffs in the Georgia case," the Post reported.
Although Maggio told Powell the next day that he would share the data they'd collected, more than three months passed before they sent it to the Trump team. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation has now reportedly opened a criminal investigation into the January 7 breach.
The degree to which Kennedy is implicated in the successful copying of the data in Michigan and Georgia, and what appears to be a failed attempt to do the same in Nevada, is unclear. But his inclusion in at least one set of emails about Nevada – and his repeated statements on War Room about his involvement in the broader effort to gain access to Dominion voting systems – raise serious questions about his apparent participation in the Trump team's efforts to breach voting systems following the 2020 election.
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Back to our roots: traditional African saving methods | Afro
Women in African villages would form savings clubs to be used toward building, maintaining and increasing their family's wealth. (Photo by unsplash)
By Jessica Dortch
AFRO News Editor
Blacks in America have lived at a socioeconomic disadvantage for hundreds of years. Things like the coronavirus pandemic and social injustice are bringing racial inequity to the forefront today, but the humongous wealth gap between Blacks and Whites is not a new discovery. It is, and has been, the proverbial knee on the necks of Blacks who strive to achieve their own American dream.
And for some, it's a dream that has yet to be realized.
Some of the blame goes to financial institutions that have historically withheld information and funding from Blacks. Banks play a vital role in providing opportunities for people to build wealth by offering loans, and savings and investment opportunities that help strengthen a person's credit, another factor that affects wealth.
Currently, including credit unions, there are only 44 Black-owned banks in the United States. Their combined wealth isn't nearly enough to close the gap. These Black-owned financial institutions are crucial as they cater to the community and provide resources to help minorities become financially stable. In contrast to rejection and mistreatment from "big banks," these Black-owned institutions act as a safe haven. However, due to the distrust in "big banks," and the racial discrimination in the banking industry in general, Blacks have had to go back to their roots and rely on informal saving methods, originating from the Motherland.
In Africa, the women of a village or community would create a savings club among themselves as a means to build reserves for their families. In these communities, gender roles were distinct and it was a woman's job to care for the children and the household. According to an article by Deborah James titled "Women use their strength in the house:" savings clubs in an Mpumalanga village, James said "…While [savings clubs] clearly serve as forums for mutuality and reciprocal support, the clubs also provide the means for aspiration, commercial enterprise and individual economic success." That means that the money stored up from the savings club isn't just for groceries or paying the bills. The money saved could be invested in other sectors to continue increasing the family's overall wealth.
The coronavirus pandemic has brought many issues to the forefront, including the sizeable wealth disparity between Blacks and Whites. (Photo by unsplash)
The men in these villages were seen as frivolous and impulsive when it came to money; however, they were still invited to become members of the savings club. They agree with what the club stood for and their support was "often equally aimed at creating a sustainable domestic situation, at saving money to pay the bridewealth and at securing long-term investments," James said in the article.
South African Stokvel
Africans also used the power of networking to connect with others who share the same savings interests. Stock fairs, or "stokvel" in South Africa allowed for Black farmers to socialize with one another while their cattle was being auctioned off. Many of those workers left their farmland to work in mines, which was lucrative yet dangerous, resulting in many deaths.
Funerals were expensive, and still are; so the workers would come together to save for funeral costs. Guided by the South African principle of "ubuntu," which means helping your neighbor in their time of need, these workers were able to save money, support each other and create and expand their businesses. This was a game-changer for workers who could not get a formal loan from the bank, and because of "ubuntu," there were extended grace periods for those who couldn't make a payment on time.
The rise of sou-sou
The concept of Stokvel is the foundation upon which the more popularly known "Sou-Sou" was established. Also known as su su, susu, esesu, the savings club originated in West Africa and has quickly gained popularity among African Americans in the United States. Depending on where you live, the name might be different but the concept is the same. Russell Rouse, an educator from Rocky Mount, N.C. told the AFRO about his experience. "I was introduced to this type of saving a long time ago, but I was introduced to the [American] type of sou-sou by my brother in the summer of 2020. He gave me the quick watered-down version, so I did my own research and talked to people about it."
Typically done between family members and close friends, the group decides on how much and how often they will contribute, and week after week one person in the group receives their "hand," or the group's total contribution. This club is ideal for people who struggle with saving money, want to pay down debt and have trouble getting a conventional loan.
The Sou-Sou savings club originated in West Africa and has recently gained popularity among African Americans in the United States. (Courtesy photo)
"Think about Black Wall Street. This is what Black Wall Street was. As African Americans, we bought from other African Americans and we invested in Black American businesses. I know that's a long time ago, but the reason we were so successful is because everybody pulled their weight."
There are two parts to it; a productive part that understands the way they were blessed in the sou-sou, and the responsibility to reinvest so others can similarly be blessed.
Sounds easy, right? Well, it can be if you have accountable people in your group. "Being able to pay savings club contributions thus depends on earning a steady income. A person who has no regular source of money will be unable to put any part of it away in savings," James explained.
Rouse also explained that the key to a successful sou-sou is like-minded people. "If you have 10 people and six of them are pulling their weight and the others are not, [the sou-sou] is not going to be successful.They have to understand that everyone has to do their part," he said.
Aside from the potential problems within the savings group, the American version of sou-sou has faced a lot of backlash. Members of the sou-sous, or "gifting circles" receive payouts of $4,000 or more and since the contribution is considered to be a gift, members do not pay taxes on the income. The United States Internal Revenue Service began cracking down as the savings group gained popularity. "Under federal tax law, all income is taxable unless specifically exempted," IRS spokesman Eric Smith told The Washington Post. Some group members have even been charged with tax fraud.
And, while some have benefited from the group, others have exposed the group as an illegal pyramid scheme and a scam. However, Rouse emphasized. "It is not a scam. The majority of the American people are selfish, which means they want to get 'theirs' taken care of, and then they don't care about what happens to anybody else's family."
The African proverb, "Wealth diminishes with usage; learning increases with use" speaks to the innovation of the African people to create something unique and effective when other institutions denied them. Regardless of whether or not you choose to participate in a savings club, you can still build your personal wealth through a high-yielding savings account, real estate and stock investing or simply creating your own cash stash. Whichever method you choose, stick to it because saving money is one step in the right direction toward building personal wealth.
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£10,000 Cash Reward Offered For The Recovery Of Stolen James Bond Guns
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1 Topic by ppw3o6r 23rd Sep 2020 06:57
ppw3o6r
From: Great Britain
Registered: 9th May 2008
Topic: £10,000 Cash Reward Offered For The Recovery Of Stolen James Bond Guns
Hi guys, as the BBC's Crime Watch failed to mention this little detail the following has just been posted on Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/john.reynolds. … 3388280072
£10,000 Cash Reward offered for the recovery of stolen James Bond guns ....hand me the guns I hand you the cash!
It is said that crime does not pay however it has now been 6 months since the guns were stolen during a break in on 23rd March 2020. The value of these iconic weapons is not as high as the media would have you believe because the £100,000 quoted is their estimated auction value. Their actual cost price was £25,000 for Roger Moore's Smith & Wesson .44 magnum Model 29-2 revolver, SN: N60304, £6500 for Roger Moore's Walther PPK, SN: 146872, £6000 for Halle Berry's Beretta Cheetah (Lot # 269), SN: H02641Y, £10,800 for Halle Berry's Beretta Tomcat (Lot # 273), SN: DAA264306, and £5040 for Rachael Grant's Llama Especial (Lot # 267), SN: 271915, bringing a grand total of £53,340. A 20% cash recovery reward is being offered on their original cost price. These values can be checked against Christie's "Guns of James Bond" auction results from December 5th 2006, indeed 3 of the guns still had their Christie's auction tags attached. Their value or lack of on the secondary market is negligible. All 5 weapons are recorded on The Stolen Weapons database with both UK proof houses and all reputable UK deactivated weapons dealers, film industry armourers and the Bond production company. All 5 weapons come with extensive documentation from the armourers who originally supplied them along with UK deactivation certificates. Without this paper trail reselling them openly would be difficult to achieve a sizable windfall. Because they were ultimately being gifted to them as "a living will" I had requested that The Royal Armouries offer a reward to recover the weapons but as a publicly funded establishment they declined.
Without the movie connection a deactivated 6.5" barrel Smith & Wesson Model 29 revolver is worth around £750, a deactivated Walther PPK is worth £350, a Beretta Cheetah around £500 and a Beretta Tomcat around £350 and these would come with deactivation certificates. The value of a deactivated Llama Especial is unknown. As some may have seen on BBC's Crime Watch? the frame only of the Spanish Llama Especial has been recovered by Police so the deactivated barrel and top slide are still out there and will still qualify for a reward upon their recovery.
8 months ago, the Police asked me if I was in a position to offer a reward? But after the spare car keys were stolen (the objective of the break in) and my shelling out £3700 to secure said car with new door and ignition locks, new coded keys and remote fobs plus £700 for damage to the rear door to the property (neither of which were covered by insurance) the proverbial pot was empty!
The Police campaign was to make these weapons too hot to handle therefore If while out walking the dog? You found them in a bag in a forest or in a bag in a river or a bag in a landfill site? I do not care. If you stole them from my property? I do not care (yeah right!). No questions will be asked. I just need to recover them and possibly restore them? so they can be delivered to The Royal Armouries in Leeds or a similar venue, where they should have been when the home invasion occurred. If they have been left open to the elements or left in a damp environment for 8 months? Then the chrome plating on the revolver may have started to lift and flake off like a rusty car bumper, the blued finish on the PPK may have started to look like brown sludge and the stainless steel/plated finish on the two Beretta pistols may have become stained/milky white in appearance? Up until the time of the theft they were only handled with curatorial white cloth gloves to protect their screen patina which I guess now is completely buggered so recovery is against the clock! If like the Llama they have been broken down for parts? Then those even rusty parts still have a high recovery value. Regrettably because they were waiting to effectively permanently go into a museum, they were not insured so they are still my property not an insurance company's hence I can guarantee no entrapment, "no questions asked". This is not a victimless crime. Ten years of my life went down the crapper when they were stolen. Ten years of research to find them and write about them, ten years of my life to get the funds together to secure them and barely a year of my life to physically own them or at least be their temporary keeper. The Evening Standard quoted "the owner is devastated at the loss"….. He still is!!, however this is also a loss to the British Film Industry and technically a loss to the heritage of the Bond production company EON Productions Ltd.
To put a face on what otherwise appeared to be a victimless crime? The Police Media Unit asked me to speak to a number of chosen periodicals on the agreement an alias be used (author Mark Hazard, the author, researcher and photographer of The 007 Magazine Special "The Most Famous Gun in the World" with design by Robert Gritten, a ten year project to research, track down, catalogue and secure for posterity all the firearms used in over 50 years of James Bond movies) of which those I spoke to initially agreed to. Unfortunately, The British Broadcasting Corporation who I did not speak to utilised the basic no thrills Police media report, however they named me and with other periodicals publishing the road I live in this pretty much painted a target on my back forcing me to empty the house contents into hopefully safe storage with the deactivated guns going to a London based armoury. How the hell is this in the Public Interest? This is very dangerous and very careless reporting! I complained to said News broadcaster but they did not even bother acknowledging my communication which was sent on their own website. Unfortunately, the other periodicals then followed suit thinking this was okay? How to kick you firmly in the nads when you are already well and truly down!! …. And now 6 months later as the media circus kicks off yet again certain periodicals have again chosen to publish the road I live in. WHY FFS???
My home was targeted because of the car parked in the front drive. Because of a medical condition which makes it unlikely that I'll ever need it? that car was purchased from the proceeds of a cashed in personal pension plan after HMRC took their chunk for taking a pension in one hit. The weapons were bequeathed to The Royal Armouries because of that medical condition. If I'm talking to the gang who broke in? Then you will know how to contact me, on a one on one basis with your representative only. A photo of the guns/gun parts? against a current newspaper will get the ball rolling or you can hand them into your local Police station c/o D.I. Paul Ridley with your contact details or get a friend not connected to the crime to hand them in or contact BBC Crime Watch to claim the reward or of course you can hold onto them and await a potential knock on the door and receive a very different less profitable reward!
Two media inaccuracies which I would like to address are I do not have or have ever owned Oddjob's bowler hat. It was sold through Christie's in September 1998 as Lot # 235 for £62,000 and was purchased by EON Productions Ltd, the production company who make the James Bond movies. Apparently this information that I have one in my possession came from a source close to the investigation! I do have an off the shelf Jaxton & James Victorian top hat as used by Daniel Craig in SPECTRE costing £50. Big difference! Not very Harold Sakata, more like Harold Steptoe! A number of papers reported there being 60 guns in the property including those stolen where in fact there were 20 deactivated weapons including those stolen. The remaining being harmless solid rubber, resin and fibreglass stunt movie weapons used in fight sequences. The in depth details of what stunt weapons are were supplied to the media but I guess not as sensational as just saying "60 weapons!", which 6 months later they are still choosing not to correct!
Please feel free to share this post on Social Media where it may do the most good. Thank you.
The recovered rusty frame of Peaceful Fountains of Desire's Llama Especial, amazingly with the magazine still in place!
Last edited by ppw3o6r (9th Jan 2021 11:11)
2 Reply by ACACIA_AVENUE 23rd Sep 2020 07:31
ACACIA_AVENUE
From: UK
Registered: 9th Apr 2013
Re: £10,000 Cash Reward Offered For The Recovery Of Stolen James Bond Guns
Shared ........... Here's hoping the firearms get returned to the Modest Collection
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3 Reply by thespyboys11 23rd Sep 2020 09:29
thespyboys11
From: Lindenwold,NJ
Registered: 18th Apr 2007
Wishing you the VERY best results on this.
The thieves would be idiots not to return them and get the 'Heat' off their backs while getting a 'reward' they most assuredly do not deserve!!!!!!
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4 Reply by The Red Kind 23rd Sep 2020 09:53
The Red Kind
Registered: 16th Jan 2015
I really hope you reach a satisfactory conclusion and get some closure on this John. It's such an agonising experience you have been through and continue to endure!
Regarding the media companies publishing your details, I'm no lawyer but I think there must be a breach of Data Protection and/or privacy laws somewhere in there, so may be worth pursuing legally (if you have the emotional energy). You may be entitled to some compensation which would be better than nothing.
Warmest wishes and good luck.
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5 Reply by The Bond Vivant 23rd Sep 2020 10:07
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From: Seend
Shared. I do hope that these pieces get back to their rightful custodian
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6 Reply by The Bond Experience 23rd Sep 2020 11:00
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From: Newtown, PA
Registered: 18th Jul 2004
Shared....a horrific story and sorry you have had to go through this. Truly hope it is resolved.
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7 Reply by Royale-les-Eaux 23rd Sep 2020 11:18
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Registered: 6th Aug 2020
Shared. Bastards.
8 Reply by danjaq_0ff 23rd Sep 2020 11:33
danjaq_0ff
From: The Swamps
Shared, Good luck Donk x
9 Reply by Sir Miles 23rd Sep 2020 17:01
Sir Miles
From: The Wrong Side Of The Wardrobe
It pisses me off that the Police come to you to ask YOU to put up a reward because they have run out of leads/ideas
I really hope that these are returned to you - and in as good a condition as possible.
It's horrible when something like this happens...but for it to happen to you when you have poured your heart and soul (and cash!) into saving/preserving these items (and many others) so we can still get to see them...really annoys the F*@k out of me.
YNWA 96
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10 Reply by ppw3o6r 25th Nov 2020 10:48
In the unlikely possibility that someone on AJB has the pistols and is hanging onto them or may know who has them? I am today increasing the "no questions asked" reward from £5000 to £10,000 or 20% of their original purchase price and they are still going into The Royal Armouries in Leeds when recovered! Regrettably my Youtube campaign has been a non-event!
11 Reply by Sir Miles 25th Nov 2020 17:55
I'm sorry to hear that you've had no response so far...and that you are STILL having to do all this yourself


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Q: Node js Click with puppeteer an element that has no id or name Hi everyone I'm trying to click with puppeteer three elements that do not have an id, a name and a class; these are the checkboxes and the button that I have to click (www.omegle.com):

i tried to do it through the click with the coordinates but I can't center the elements to click:
  await page.mouse.click(50, 200);

  await page.waitForNavigation();
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So is there a way to click on an element without knowing its id, class or name?

A: // open modal by clicking "Text" button
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// click both checkbox labels when modal opens
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const labels = await page.$$(selectorCheckboxLabels)
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