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Eesti Energia. Source: ERR
State-owned energy group Eesti Energia reported a record turnover of €282.6 million for the first quarter of the year. This is an increase of €54 million, or 24 percent, compared to the same period last year.
The group's earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) increased by 9 percent to €83.8 million, while its net profit decreased by 77 percent to €9.5 million.
According to Andri Avila, Chief Financial Officer and member of Eesti Energia's management board, the group's electricity sales revenue as well as proceeds from selling shale oil increased mainly due to increased market prices. Meanwhile distribution network revenue decreased due to a 8.4 percent drop in network fees at the beginning of the year, saving customers some €8 million in Q1.
Income tax payment affected net profit
The massive drop in the group's net profit has two main reasons. "Where income tax on dividends is typically paid in the second quarter, this time it was paid in Q1," Avila explained. "Income tax amounted to €14.3 million. Profitability was also affected by a nearly threefold increase in the CO2 quota compared to the first quarter of 2018," he added.
The average market price of electricity in Estonia increased by 14 percent to €48 per megawatt-hour in Q1 primarily due to the lower levels of the reservoirs of Nordic hydroelectric power plants. Market prices also increased due to the higher price of CO2 quotas, which increased dramatically in annual terms and had a significant impact on the cost of electricity production from fossil fuels. The quarterly average of the market price of CO2 reached €22 per tonne.
Influx of cheap Russian electricity distorting market
The Nordic-Baltic common electricity market continues to be severely distorted by the inflow of CO2 quota-free electricity from Russia, which increased 150 percent compared to Q1 2018. "This means a serious blow for electricity production in the EU, because it is difficult to compete in the same market with other electricity producers whose costs are lower due to their not paying some €20 per megawatt hour for the CO2 quota," Avila said.
As a result of these factors, Eesti Energia's electricity production decreased by 20 percent to 2.2 terawatt-hours, and Estonia for the first time in decades has now been a net importer of electricity.
This means a structural change in the economy that will affect the Estonian state as well: "We earned export revenue from electricity before, now we have to buy electricity ourselves," Avila said.
Share of renewable energy in total production increases
Meanwhile, Eesti Energia's renewable energy production has multiplied, thanks to the acquisition of international wind power producer Nelja Energia as well as recently favorable wind conditions. The share of electricity produced from renewable and alternative sources in Eesti Energia's total production rose to an average 25 percent of quarterly output, bringing the group closer to the strategic goal of 40 percent, to be reached by 2022.
Thanks to the increased reliability of its oil plants, Eesti Energia produced 125,000 tons of shale oil in the first quarter, also a new record.
Investment down 40 percent
The group's investments decreased by 40 percent to €21.8 million. A major slice of the money, some €15 million, ended up in the electricity grid, Eesti Energia said. The share of weatherproofed network infrastructure increased to 67 percent, and the number of new network connection contracts concluded by Eesti Energia subsidiary, Elektrilevi increased by more than a thousand in Q1.
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Home » Health News » Family learns BRCA test results may be wrong after 7 women had surgery
Family learns BRCA test results may be wrong after 7 women had surgery
Seven women in one family who had their breasts and ovaries removed after testing positive for 'Angelina Jolie gene' learn their results may have been WRONG – and there could be dozens more
Kathy Mathes, 37, from Colorado, tested positive for a mutation of the BRCA gene in 2015
The gene carries an increased risk of developing breast and ovarian cancer
Thirteen members of Mathes's family were tested and 11 tested positive
Mathes and her sister had both breasts, their ovaries and fallopian tubes removed
Their mother, cousin and three aunts just had surgery to remove their ovaries and fallopian tubes
In 2019, a genetic counselor told the family that the gene mutation they had didn't significantly increase the risk of cancer
Seven women in one family had cancer-preventing surgeries after learning they carried a genetic mutation for breast and ovarian cancer.
This year, they learned the results of that test may have been incorrect.
Katy Mathes, her sister, their mother, three aunts and a cousin all had their ovaries and fallopian tubes removed after testing positive for the BRCA gene.
Mathes and her sister also decided to remove both breasts – slashing their risk of breast cancer by more than 70 percent, reported The Wall Street Journal.
However, four years after the initial test, the genetics company said the risk assessment had changed and it turned out the family's mutation was not as serious as once thought.
Reclassifying mutations from serious to 'unknown significance' have occurred in less than one percent of cases, the newspaper says.
Kathy Mathes, 37 (left), from Colorado, tested positive for a genetic mutation for the BRCA gene in 2015 as did her sister, Tricia Leigh (right). The gene carries an increased risk of developing breast and ovarian cancer
Thirteen members of Mathes's family were tested and 11 tested positive. Pictured from left to right: aunt Nancy Thyfault, mom Jane Setchell, aunt Carol Larson and aunt Judy Gaebler
Mathes, 37, told The Wall Street Journal that she wanted to know her genetic cancer risk due to a family history of her cancer.
Her mother had battled – and beaten – breast cancer at age 49 and her aunt had tested positive for a gene mutation.
In August 2015, she did her testing with Myriad Genetics Inc, a company that developed and marketed the first BRCA tests in 1996.
Results showed Mathes's risk of breast cancer by age 70 was 84 percent compared to 7.3 percent for the general population.
And for ovarian cancer by age 70, she had a risk up to 27 percent in comparison with 0.7 percent in the general population.
'I treated my test results like the Bible,' said Mathes, an elementary school teacher in Colorado, told the newspaper. 'There was no questioning the report.'
Between five and 10 percent of all breast cancers are believed to be hereditary and are passed down from generation to generation, according to non-profit Breastcancer.org.
The majority of hereditary breast cancers are due to mutations in two genes, BRCA1 and BRCA2.
Everybody has these genes, which repair damage to cells and inhibit abnormal cell growth.
The average US women has a 12 percent chance of being diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime, Breastcancer.org says.
However, women who have one or both BRCA mutations have at least a 70 percent risk of developing breast cancer.
Additionally, around 45 percent of women with the BRCA1 mutation and about 20 percent of women with the BRCA2 mutation will develop ovarian cancer by age 80.
Mathes and her sister had both breasts, their ovaries and fallopian tubes removed. Pictured: Mathes, left, with her husband and son
Their mother, cousin and three aunts just had surgery to remove their ovaries and fallopian tubes. Pictured: Mathes's sister Leigh, right, and her mother Jane, left
Thirteen members of Mathes's family were tested including her mother, sister, aunts and cousins.
Eleven, including Mathes, carried the BRCA2 mutation.
Mathes's mother, Jane Setchell, and three aunts had their ovaries and fallopian tubes removed, reported The Wall Street Journal.
'I felt we had been dealt a tragic blow from which we could only survive by fighting back,' Setchell said. 'That fighting back meant we had to have the surgeries.'
Mathes and her sister, Tricia Leigh, said they both struggled with the decision to undergo preventive surgeries.
However, they feared passing on the mutation to future children.
So both women removed their ovaries and fallopian tubes and decided to undergo a double prophylactic mastectomy, which is a surgery to remove both breasts.
This is the same procedure Angelina Jolie had after learning she also had the BRCA1 mutation, putting her at risk of ovarian and breast cancer.
Her mother, Marcheline Bertrand, died of ovarian cancer in January 2007.
Mathes suffered several complications because of her mastectomy. She was in pain and unable to hold her son or put chairs on top of her students' desks at the end of the day, reported The Wall Street Journal.
Additionally, the incision on her left breast wouldn't stay closed and she entered early menopause from having her ovaries removed.
In 2019, a genetic counselor told the family that the gene mutation they had didn't significantly increase the risk of cancer. It means none of the women likely need to undergo their surgeries. Pictured: Mathes's mother Jane, left, and sister Leigh, right
Mathes's previous risk of breast cancer was 84 percent, but the risk with the new test is 21 percent. Pictured: Mathes (center) with her husband (right) and son
Earlier this year, Mathes's mother told her two daughters a genetic counselor from Myriad had called.
The laboratory said the BRCA variant the family had went from a classification of 'harmful' to 'unknown significance'.
According to The Wall Street Journal, a genetic counselor said that the 84 percent risk of cancer to anyone with a positive BRCA result.
Results were not adjusted for specific mutations or variants. As many as 38 people have the same variant as the family.
Mathes's risk of breast cancer has now been lowered to 21 percent.
"I went from very high risk, 84 percent, to nothing,' Mathes told CBS News.
'It really felt like I was doing something for my family. I needed to do these surgeries to save them. And then, just the reality that I didn't need to do any of that was really heavy.'
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Q: Adding restrictions to API Keys using the gcloud alpha CLI Using gcloud alpha services It's now perfectly possible to generate keys programatically:
gcloud alpha services api-keys create

I can then enable the Maps JavaScript API using
gcloud services enable maps-backend.googleapis.com

At this point I need to set some HTTP referrer restrictions on that key but the services api-keys update command only updates an API key's metadata.
How do I proceed?

A: It looks (haven't tried the API)  as though you can do this at create and update with --allowed-referrers:
https://cloud.google.com/sdk/gcloud/reference/alpha/services/api-keys/create
https://cloud.google.com/sdk/gcloud/reference/alpha/services/api-keys/update

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Optimal Dispatch of Uncertain Energy Resources
Electrical and Biomedical Engineering
The future of the electric grid requires advanced control technologies to reliably integrate high level of renewable generation and residential and small commercial distributed energy resources (DERs). Flexible loads are known as a vital component of future power systems with the potential to boost the overall system efficiency. Recent work has expanded the role of flexible and controllable energy resources, such as energy storage and dispatchable demand, to regulate power imbalances and stabilize grid frequency. This leads to the DER aggregators to develop concepts such as the virtual energy storage system (VESS). VESSs aggregate the flexible loads and energy resources and dispatch them akin to a grid-scale battery to provide flexibility to the system operator. Since the level of flexibility from aggregated DERs is uncertain and time varying, the VESSs' dispatch can be challenging. To optimally dispatch uncertain, energy-constrained reserves, model predictive control offers a viable tool to develop an appropriate trade-off between closed-loop performance and robustness of the dispatch. To improve the system operation, flexible VESSs can be formulated probabilistically and can be realized with chance-constrained model predictive control. The large-scale deployment of flexible loads needs to carefully consider the existing regulation schemes in power systems, i.e., generator droop control. In this work first, we investigate the complex nature of system-wide frequency stability from time-delays in actuation of dispatchable loads. Then, we studied the robustness and performance trade-offs in receding horizon control with uncertain energy resources. The uncertainty studied herein is associated with estimating the capacity of and the estimated state of charge from an aggregation of DERs. The concept of uncertain flexible resources in markets leads to maximizing capacity bids or control authority which leads to dynamic capacity saturation (DCS) of flexible resources. We show there exists a sensitive trade-off between robustness of the optimized dispatch and closed-loop system performance and sacrificing some robustness in the dispatch of the uncertain energy capacity can significantly improve system performance. We proposed and formulated a risk-based chance constrained MPC (RB-CC-MPC) to co-optimize the operational risk of prematurely saturating the virtual energy storage system against deviating generators from their scheduled set-point. On a fast minutely timescale, the RB-CC-MPC coordinates energy-constrained virtual resources to minimize unscheduled participation of ramp-rate limited generators for balancing variability from renewable generation, while taking into account grid conditions. We show under the proposed method it is possible to improve the performance of the controller over conventional distributionally robust methods by more than 20%. Moreover, a hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) simulation of a cyber-physical system consisting of packetized energy management (PEM) enabled DERs, flexible VESSs and transmission grid is developed in this work. A predictive, energy-constrained dispatch of aggregated PEM-enabled DERs is formulated, implemented, and validated on the HIL cyber-physical platform. The experimental results demonstrate that the existing control schemes, such as AGC, dispatch VESSs without regard to their energy state, which leads to unexpected capacity saturation. By accounting for the energy states of VESSs, model-predictive control (MPC) can optimally dispatch conventional generators and VESSs to overcome disturbances while avoiding undesired capacity saturation. The results show the improvement in dynamics by using MPC over conventional AGC and droop for a system with energy-constrained resources.


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CAA Men's Basketball
The Evolving Game & Rising Stardom Of William & Mary's Nathan Knight
After posting one of the best individual stat lines in college basketball last season, Nathan Knight returned to William & Mary for one more run.
Dec 7, 2019 by Kyle Kensing
Nathan Knight is gaining plenty of on-the-job training this college basketball season.
William & Mary's center and Oscar Robertson Award watch list selection hosts a regular webseries, In the Locker, interviewing his Tribe teammates. Knight's quite good, too, exuding a natural presence that suggests he has a future in media.
Such a career move won't be for several more years, though — not with the promise of a pro basketball future, evident whenever the senior big man takes the court.
Knight posted 21 points, 8.6 rebounds and 3.5 assists per game in 2018-19, one of the best individual stat lines in the nation. He tested the NBA draft scene in the spring, taking advantage of a beneficial new rule the NCAA and NBA enacted that allows players to gain a clearer sense of where they stand before exhausting their collegiate eligibility.
The rule's been a boon for players and college programs alike. Knight and William & Mary offer a prime example. Knight returned this season armed with the knowledge of where he can better his game for his NBA prospects.
"The biggest thing for me is probably defensively," he said, a perhaps surprising point for a player who has averaged right in the neighborhood for two blocks per game throughout his college tenure. "Guarding one-through-five on the [ball-screen] switch, and then developing a more perimeter-oriented game to go with my ability to score down low."
The NBA, and elite-level basketball as a whole, has experienced an evolution in the past decade with a more spread-out style. The days of a center posting up on the low block exclusively are gone, and Knight is building his offensive repertoire to reflect that.
He's shooting a career-best 64.6 percent from inside the 3-point arc, and attempting more from long range than at any point before with three per game.
Knight evolving his own game boosts his own individual stock to be sure, but also is at the forefront of the Tribe's outstanding team offense through nine games.
William & Mary boasts the nation's No. 23-ranked effective field-goal percentage and No. 38 3-point shooting average.
Numbers are important to the backstory of Knight's return, in more ways than his stat line. After basketball, and maybe while he's carving out a niche in media, he will have opportunities in the world of commerce.
Knight said one of his primary reasons for withdrawing from the 2019 NBA draft was to finish his business analytics degree.
A little heads up. @WMTribeMBB Nathan Knight has had 30 point outings vs. Oklahoma & now Buffalo last night. Averaging 20 & 10, shooting 57% from the field. Syracuse native, a late bloomer, would be the Orange's second best player. Maybe best.
— Fran Fraschilla (@franfraschilla) December 2, 2019
With Knight's return, William & Mary — one of the four original NCAA members yet to make an NCAA Tournament appearance — readies for the Colonial Athletic Association gauntlet built around one of the best bigs in college basketball.
Crashing the Dance remains Tribe basketball's white whale, a goal now more than 80 years in the making. Upon being introduced as head coach in the spring, Dane Fischer addressed the topic too big to ignore.
Knight said the Tribe tries "not to get too far ahead of" themselves, thinking about March when three months of regular season remain ahead of them. But the prospect of making
"There's a lot of improvements that need to be. It's that whole championship process," he said. "Then when March comes, we'll be ready."
If one big man was not enough of a pillar around to construct a run at March, the Tribe have two. Seven-foot Wisconsin transfer Andy Van Vliet has been an effective wingman to Knight through the first month of the campaign, averaging 14 points and nine rebounds per game while shooting a shade below 40 percent from 3-point range.
In an era when basketball rotations focus less on height and more on versatility, William & Mary throws an impressive combination of size at opponents without sacrificing perimeter scoring. Van Vliet's perimeter-oriented offense works in concert with Knight's dominant play inside.
The dual-bigs look is so unique,that Knight — typically the one asking questions that get the other end of a conversation thinking on In the Locker — deliberated for a good, long while when coming up with the right Twin Tower comparison.
"[Domantas] Sabonis and Myles Turner," he said. "Andy actually loves Sabonis. He has to do everything like Sabonis."
You could do a lot worse than the Indiana Pacers duo, two of the NBA's most underrated young stars and catalysts of a franchise pursuing its third consecutive playoff appearance.
And a college student could do a whole lot worse with their experience than Knight has. If the university experience is about preparing for a career beyond school, he'll have options — in business, in media and on the hardwood.
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Stockfresh.com presents itself as a very user friendly site from the beginning, with very few details requested when registering. This speeds up things and allows you to benefit from all its features. Not that you need to register, anybody can do what they came for without ever logging in however you'll want to come back once you see it so you might as well.
The clean and easy design shines when it comes to how the site is structured, with stock vectors and photos listed in different categories which can easily be accessed via the Popular categories page. There's also the main search bar which lets you choose between searching for images, vectors or both based on the keywords you input so you don't have to sift through pages upon pages of bad results before finding the one you need.
You'll probably notice the quality of the photos stands out and that's only because the Stockfresh creators rigorously check that only the best stuff gets on the site. This way you'll also save time by knowing beforehand that any result that pops up has the quality you need.
Now that you've found the photos you need you need to pay for them. But fear not, as the prices are more than affordable for anyone from simple users to design firms or big publishers. They are based on download size and in order to make the purchase you have to buy the so called download credits – 1 credit costs about USD $1, but the more you buy the cheaper they get.
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You can like Stockfresh for various reasons: if you wanted to buy photos you'll like the quality and easy navigability but you can also submit your work for some of the best commissions on the market so regardless of the reason you visit, it's a major resource you should use.


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The legacy continues.
Creed II is a 2018 American sports drama film directed by Steven Caple Jr. and written by Sylvester Stallone (who wrote all the scenes with Rocky Balboa in both Creed films) and Juel Taylor from a story by Sascha Penn and Cheo Hodari Coker.
A sequel to 2015's Creed and the eighth installment in the Rocky film series, it stars Michael B. Jordan, Stallone, Tessa Thompson, Dolph Lundgren, Florian Munteanu, Wood Harris and Phylicia Rashad. Creed writer-director Ryan Coogler serves as an executive producer on the film.
The film follows a fight over 33 years in the making, as Adonis "Donnie" Creed meets a new adversary in the ring: Viktor Drago, son of Ivan Drago, the powerful athlete who took the life of Donnie's father Apollo Creed in 1985's Rocky IV. Against the wishes of trainer Rocky Balboa, Apollo's son Adonis Johnson accepts a challenge from Drago's son — another dangerous fighter.
Under guidance from Rocky, Adonis trains for the showdown of his life — a date with destiny that soon becomes his obsession. Now, Johnson and Balboa must confront their shared legacy as the past comes back to haunt each man.


The earliest known reference to a vending machine is in the work of Hero of Alexandria, an engineer and mathematician in first-century Roman Egypt.His machine accepted a coin and then dispensed holy water.
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Most washing machines are now controlled by software programmes and produce error codes if they don't detect the right amount of water has been taken in within a set amount of time.
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ViF is the first Rap talk show where freestylers, rap icons and prestigious guests bring face to face their point of view about news and current topics. An unexpected battle and unprecedented verbal jousting !
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Famous director of french's cult tv shows, advisor and artistic director on major events, creator of original content… Julie Gali accumulates in fifteen years of experience an inestimable knowledge on movie industry. Her first movie, ILLEGAL LOVE, focused on the vote on proposition 8 in California in 2008. A tender and shock documentary about the struggle for gay marriage in the United States during the Obama's election. GAGA by GAULTIER, also broadcasted in Unites States, was her second film as Director, covering once again all the shots as well as the art direction – giving its original and innovative esthetics. Today it is entirely dedicated to the creation and development of innovative format, as well as writing and directing his first feature film and original drama. With ViF, she signs an innovative talk-show. ViF will be part of the highly anticipated exhibition on 40 years of hip-hop in France, planned in 2021 at the great Philharmonie.
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Costume progress – and a hint!
My awesome husband is almost done with our little man's costume. Good thing because he has a parade tomorrow morning!
The attention to detail keeps amazing me. Also, he helped with his cousin's costume Saturday afternoon. I am not posting that yet, but it came out great. I think. Because I was a little creeped out by it and wasn't really sure what/who it was. I looked it up and I'm still creeped out. Today my hubs is putting the final details on this costume and I can't wait to see it finished!


* Design and code an app that's easy to navigate and looks great on a variety of devices and screen sizes. * Define your app's personality through color, typography, and motion. * Controls are the building blocks you use to create a UI. A pattern is recipe for combining controls to make something new. * Customize your app for specific types of input and devices. * Make your app more inclusive through accessibility and globalization, app settings, and in-app help. * Jump-start your project with design templates and tools. * Learn about our design philosophy and the theory behind our design recommendations.


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Dreams & Ghosts: A Family Album (2015) is a collection of musical snapshots from my family's history, reflecting on the universal themes of growing up and being brave. I am very grateful to the backers of my Kickstarter campaign for making this dream come true. You can buy your own copy (physical CD or download) at CD Baby: click this link.
Because stories are at the heart of this album, I have also developed Dreams & Ghosts: A Family's Legacy Framed in Story & Song, a more scripted performance program that goes more deeply into both the family stories and universal themes that inspired and informed the album.
Fare Thee Well (2012) is my self-released debut EP album. There are just a few hard copies left on CD Baby, but you can also download it at Bandcamp.


This study describes the antidiarrhoeal and bronchodilatory activities of Valeriana wallichii D.C. (Valerianaceae). The crude extract of V. wallichii (Vw.Cr) caused inhibition of castor oil-induced diarrhoea in mice at 300-600mgkg(-1). In guinea-pig trachea, Vw.Cr concentration dependently (0.03-3.0mgmL(-1)) relaxed the low K(+) (25mM)-induced contractions, with a mild effect on the contractions induced by high K(+) (80mM). In the presence of glibenclamide, the relaxation of low K(+)-induced contractions was prevented. Similarly, cromakalim caused glibenclamide-sensitive inhibition of low K(+), without any effect on high K(+). These results indicate that V. wallichii exhibits antidiarrhoeal and bronchodilatory activities, possibly through K(+) channel activation, and thus reveal its medicinal usefulness in hyperactive gut and airway disorders such as diarrhoea and asthma.
Khan, A., Gilani, A. (2012). Antidiarrhoeal and bronchodilatory potential of Valeriana wallichii.. Natural Product Research, 26(11), 1045-9.


SQL is a (Structured Query Language) domain-specific language used in programming and designed for managing data held in a relational database management system (RDBMS), or for stream processing in a relational data stream management system (RDSMS). It is particularly useful in handling structured data where there are relations between different entities/variables of the data. SQL offers two main advantages over the older read/write APIs like ISAM or VSAM: first, it introduced the concept of accessing many records with one single command; and second, it eliminates the need to specify how to reach a record, e.g. with or without an index.
.One of SQL's primary functions is to select data based on a query and output the result of that query.
An SQL Injection vulnerability could allow the complete disclosure of data residing on a database server.
How to protect your Database from SQL injection?
The first rule of thumb about user input is "don't trust and verify," which effectively means all forms of user input should be considered malicious unless proved otherwise. This accounts not only for simple input boxes such as text areas and text boxes but for everything else as well — such as hidden inputs, query string parameters, cookies and file uploads.
Just because the browser's user interface doesn't allow the user to manipulate an input, it doesn't mean that it can't be tampered with. Simple tools such as Burp Suite enable users to capture HTTP requests and modify anything, including hidden form values, before submitting them to the server. And if you think yourself clever by Base64 encoding your data, it can easily be decoded, modified and re-encoded by malicious users.
Validation is the process of making sure the right type of input is provided by users and to neutralize any potential malicious commands that might be embedded in an input string. For instance, in PHP, you can use the mysql\_real\_escape\_string() to escape characters that might change the nature of the SQL command.
This simple modification would protect your code against the attack that was presented by adding an escape character (\) in front of the single quotes that were intentionally added by the malicious user.
A note on validation: If you've added client-side validation functions, well done. But don't rely on it as a defensive measure against SQL injection attacks. While client-side functions might make it a notch harder to send malicious input to your server, it can easily be circumvented with a few browser tweaks and tools such as the one just mentioned. Therefore, you need to complement it with server-side validation.
Some programming platforms, such as ASP.NET, include built-in features that will automatically evaluate user input for malicious content on page postbacks. But they can be circumvented by hackers with enough nerves and subtlety, so you should nonetheless run user input through your own security check procedures. You can never be too cautious.
A better alternative to escaping would be to use command parameters. Command parameters are defined by adding placeholder names in SQL commands, which will later be replaced by user input. ASP.NET has a very intuitive and easy-to-use set of APIs for this purpose.
You start by creating a SqlCommand object and using the @parameter_name paradigm in the command string where user input should be inserted.
You then create instances of SqlParameter objects, in which you insert the user input, instead of directly concatenating it with the command string.
Finally, you add the SqlParameter object to the SqlCommand object's Parameters collection, which will replace the parameters with the provided input. ADO.net takes care of the rest.
In PHP, the equivalent is prepared statements, which is a bit more involved than its ASP.net counterpart. You can explore it here.
This tip is for languages such as PHP, which are weakly typed, which means you do not usually define data types for variables, and the language automatically takes care of converting different data types between each other.
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Q: Authenticity guarantee(d) I was wondering if you could help me out with the phrase "Authenticity guarantee". Is it proper English to use this?
Would  "Authentic guarantee" or "Authenticity guaranteed" be more correct?

A: "Authentic guarantee" means the guarantee is authentic (as in the guarantee is real) whereas "authenticity guaranteed" is commonly used as a mark to promise the genuineness/realness of a product.
In a sentence, I would say "the authenticity of X is guaranteed" to promise the genuineness of X.

A: Either one can be used in certain circumstances.
"Authentic guarantee" is a noun phrase; it means a guarantee that is genuine or legitimate, as opposed to a fake guarantee. This is fairly unusual, since a guarantee is usually either trustworthy or not based on whose name is on it, and it's rare for someone to stamp a guarantee on in someone else's name. "Authenticity guarantee" is a slightly different noun phrase that means a promise or guarantee that something will be authentic. So a product might have an authenticity guarantee that gives conditions for some compensation if the product isn't authentic. This is much more plausible.
"Authenticity guaranteed" is a noun followed by a verb; it means that something has had a promise made that it will be authentic, and implies that the promise still holds. (It looks like past simple tense at first glance, but I suspect there's actually an ellipsis to leave out "has been", making it really present perfect. Alternatively, it's a noun followed by a verb's past participle, leaving out the connective "is", with the same meaning.)
So if you're referring to the promise itself, you'd use the first one; if you're just saying that a promise exists, you'd use the last. Because "authenticity guaranteed" is a more-or-less complete, if terse, sentence, it's considerably more common in advertising of various sorts.
(Similarly, you can say "I guarantee authenticity", which means that you promise it's authentic.)


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Q: load specific image before anything else I'm a creating a loading screen for website I am making. The website loads many images, scripts, etc. The HTML and CSS part is great, but I need a way to guarantee that the "loading..." image will be loaded before anything else.
I'm using jQuery, and everything is initiated within $(function () { ... });. I imagine that the code for this would need to be called before/outside that block, and the code to remove the loading screen will be called at the very end of that block. Currently, the loading image is set as a DIV background, which is the way I prefer it. However, if it's completely necessary, I will settle for an IMG tag.
Update: (solution)
I was able to answer my own question by using a combination of Robin and Vlad's responses. Both were very good, and excellent answers, however the problem is that they were aimed to load an image before another image, rather than load an image before anything else. (CSS, JS, etc...)
Here's the dirty version of what I came up with:
var files = [new Image(), document.createElement('link'), document.createElement('script')];
files[0].setAttribute('src', 'images/loading.gif');
files[1].setAttribute('rel', 'stylesheet');
files[1].setAttribute('type', 'text/css');
files[1].setAttribute('href', 'test.css');
files[2].setAttribute('type', 'text/javascript');
files[2].setAttribute('src', 'js/jquery-1.5.1.min.js');
window.onload = function (e) {
    document.getElementsByTagName('head')[0].appendChild(files[1]);
    document.getElementsByTagName('head')[0].appendChild(files[2]);
}

Taking a look at the load sequence on the network tab of Chrome's developer console shows that 'loading.gif' is loaded first, then 4 dummy images, then 'test.css', and then 'jquery.1.5.1.min.js'. The CSS and JS files don't begin to load, until they've been inserted into the head tag. This is exactly what I want.
I'm predicting that I may begin to have some problems, however, when I begin to load a list of files. Chrome reports that sometimes the JS file is loaded first, but the majority of the time the CSS file is loaded first. This isn't a problem, except when I begin to add files to load, I will need to ensure that jQuery is loaded before a script file that uses jQuery.
If anyone has a solution for this, or a way to detect when the CSS/JS files are finished loading, using this method, then please comment. Though, I'm not sure that it's going to be a problem yet. I may need to ask a new question in the future about this, if I start to run into problems.
Thank you to every who has helped with this issue.
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I ended up running into a lot of problem with this method, because the script files were being loaded asynchronously. If I would clear the browser cache, and then load the page, it would finish loading my jquery dependent files first. Then if I refreshed the page, it would work, because jquery was loaded from cache. I solved this by setting up an array of files to load, then putting the load script into a function. Then I would step through each array item using this code:
element.onload = function() {
    ++i; _step();
}
element.onreadystatechange = function() {
    if (("loaded" === element.readyState || "complete" === element.readyState)) { ++i; _step(); }
}

A: As long as the "loading..." image is positioned before any other html elements, it should load first. This of course depends on the size of the image. You could put the loading div right after the  tag and position it using 'position:absolute'.
Regarding the code to remove the loading screen, one method is to do the following.

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*Put all the images, scripts that need to be loaded in a hidden div (display: none)

*Set up a variable that will hold the total of the images / scripts to be loaded

*Set up a counter variable

*Attach to each image / script the "onload" event

*Everytime the "onload" event is triggered it will call a function that will increment the counter variable and check if the value of the counter equals the value of the total variable

*If all resources have been loaded, fire a custom event that will show the div with the images, and hide the div with the loading screen.

The code below isn't tested so it might not work. Hope it helps
    var totalImages = 0;
    var loadCounter = 0;

    function incrementLoadCounter() {
       loadCounter++;
       if(loadCounter === totalImages) {
          $(document).trigger('everythingLoaded');
       }
    }

    function hideLoadingScreen() {
       $('#loadingScreen').hide();
       $('#divWithImages').show();
    }

    $(document).ready(function(e) {
        $('#loadingScreen').bind('everythingLoaded', function(e) {
            hideLoadingScreen();
        });
        var imagesToLoad = $('img.toLoad');
        totalImages = imagesToLoad.length;

        $.each(imagesToLoad, function(i, item) {
            $(item).load(function(e) {
               incrementLoadCounter();
            })
        });
    })

A: I'm not sure if it's possible to enforce.
If it is, try adding this in the head-tag:
<script type="text/javascript">
    if(document.images)
        (new Image()).src="http://www.image.com/example.png";
</script>

In theory that may load and cache that image before anything else.

A: You can reuse resource prealoding browser support.
I'm not sure it works across all browsers but in my case this approach helps me to load images first. Also it allows to define concrete images so UI specific could be skipped
First define in header what resource you want to preload and define resource priority
<link rel="preload" href="link-to-image" as="image">

or
<link rel="preload" href="link-to-image">

Second line allow to increase loading priority across all object types (scripts / images / styles). First line - only through images.
Then define in body link to image as usual:
<img src="link-to-image" alt="">

Here is my working example
https://jsfiddle.net/vadimb/05scfL58/

A: I think if you place the IMG tag at the top of your html body it will be loaded first. If you do not want to move your div just use a copy of the image tag. Once the images is loaded it will be shown in every image tag which shows the same picture.

A: Or you could use spin.js as loading image. It display this "loading cycle image" via javascript.
Check it out under:
http://fgnass.github.com/spin.js/


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If you loved the movie and absolutely adored small wonder Harshali, you are in for a treat here. We found two adorable Bajrangi Bhaijaan Making Videos that are absolutely stunning. The chemistry between the superstar and the cute, little girl is stunning even when the camera isn't rolling. While one video is all the backstage drama during the shooting of the film; the other is on the photo shoot for the film's cover. Bajrangi Bhaijaan Making Videos also show how moody Harshali was sometimes and how beautifully Salman Khan managed to entertain her. And if you thought Salman Khan is the star of the film, this video is going to change that opinion forever. It's Harshali from the word go.
For takes a lot of patience to explain things to such a little girl and get the right expressions from her. This video you exactly how difficult that was. You will find Harshali crying, cribbing and complaining during the shoot and everyone from Kabir Khan to Salman Khan trying to cheer her up. It must have been extremely difficult for a kid of her age to bear such extreme weather, consistent travelling and acting. The video on the photo shoot is ridiculously cute. The poster shoot shows Salman Khan carrying Harshali on his back in the iconic Bajrangi Bhaijaan style. The actor seems to be enjoying the company of the child with all the cute talks and discussion that went on during the shoot.
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Wisconsin activates field hospital as COVID keeps surging
UPDATED: Wed., Oct. 7, 2020
FILE - In this Aug. 27, 2020, file photo, Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers speaks during a news conference in Kenosha, Wis. Wisconsin health officials and Gov. Evers announced Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2020, that they've opened a field hospital at the state fairgrounds near Milwaukee as a surge in COVID-19 cases threatens to overwhelm hospitals. Wisconsin has become a hot spot for the disease over the last month, ranking third nationwide this week in daily new cases per capita. (Morry Gash)
By Todd Richmond Associated Press
MADISON, Wis. — Wisconsin health officials announced Wednesday that a field hospital will open next week at the state fairgrounds near Milwaukee as a surge in COVID-19 cases threatens to overwhelm hospitals.
Wisconsin has become a hot spot for the disease over the last month, ranking third nationwide this week in daily new cases per capita. Health experts have attributed the spike to the reopening of colleges and K-12 schools as well as general fatigue over wearing masks and socially distancing.
State Department of Health Services Secretary Andrea Palm told reporters during a video conference that the facility will open on Oct. 14.
"We hoped this day wouldn't come, but unfortunately, Wisconsin is in a much different, more dire place today and our healthcare systems are beginning to become overwhelmed by the surge of COVID-19 cases," Democratic Gov. Tony Evers said in a statement. "This alternative care facility will take some of the pressure off our healthcare facilities while expanding the continuum of care for folks who have COVID-19."
The move also came as a state judge was considering a lawsuit seeking to strike down Evers' mandate that masks be worn in enclosed public spaces.
Only 16% of the state's 11,452 hospital beds were available as of Tuesday afternoon, according to the state Department of Health Services. The number of hospitalized COVID-19 patients had grown to 853, it's highest during the pandemic according to the COVID Tracking Project, with 216 in intensive care.
Results of COVID-19 tests on an additional 262 in-patients in Wisconsin were pending. The southeastern region of the state had 250 COVID-19 patients, the most of any of the state's seven hospital regions.
Nationwide, about 30,000 coronavirus patients are hospitalized, the COVID Tracking Project reported.
Virus spread is also bad in northeastern Wisconsin. The Green Bay Packers announced this week that no home fans would be admitted to home games until the situation improved, and head coach Matt LaFleur asked area residents to wear masks and practice social distancing.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers built a 530-bed field hospital on the state fairgrounds in West Allis just outside Milwaukee in April at the request of Evers' administration. Local leaders had warned about the possibility of area hospitals being overwhelmed, but hospitalizations never reached the point where the hospital was needed, until now.
The hospital will accept patients from across Wisconsin but is designed to provide low-level care, and it will accept only patients who have already been hospitalized elsewhere for at least 24 to 48 hours, according to the state Department of Administration. Patients who qualify will be transported to the facility by ambulance. The facility will not accept walk-ins.
"The goal of this facility is to transition COVID-19 patients who are less ill out of hospitals and reserve hospital beds for patients who are more ill and in need of hospital-level care," Evers' office said.
The hospital will be staffed by volunteers, state workers and National Guard members, DOA officials said. Patients will not be allowed to have visitors.
Several other states moved to set up field hospitals in the early stages of the pandemic — at great expense — only to find that they got little to no use, and many were shut down.
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Lindsay Melvin: A Fine Balance
February 9, 2017 —
As the new president of Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba, Asper MBA alumna Lindsay Melvin [MBA/15] is out to realize a vision. "I want to see 30 per cent of newly licensed engineers be women by 2030," she says.
The current figure?
"Far lower," she says. "We have a long way to go before we achieve gender balance, but I'm optimistic."
Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba regulates the engineering and geoscience professions in Manitoba. Melvin was elected president of the organization in October 2016 for a one-year term – enough time, she says, to set the strategic direction for a more diverse and gender-balanced future.
To accomplish her goals, she's drawing on a fine balance of skills and experience she has worked hard to achieve over the past 17 years.
A self-proclaimed numbers and science person, Melvin fell in love with engineering because it empowered her to apply both to solving real-world problems. She worked as a summer student for Manitoba Hydro beginning in 1999, then earned a BSc in mechanical engineering in 2002, followed by an MSc in mechanical and industrial engineering in 2004. Both degrees were from the U of M.
Her first role as a professional engineer was in Manitoba Hydro's export power marketing group. There she undertook the challenge of translating analytical and technical information into marketing language for her non-technical colleagues – an accomplishment of which she remains proud to this day.
"I discovered a new way I could communicate with my team to keep us on track in achieving Hydro's business goals."
Around that time she also began volunteering for Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba, serving on what was then the Women's Action Committee.
"Volunteering opened my eyes to so much more of the profession —the various industries and disciplines beyond my field of work. And I started to learn more about management: presenting, leading a team, keeping everyone organized, including myself."
At the same time, her career kept pushing her into leadership roles and higher levels of decision-making. Thanks to the prompting of one of her managers, Melvin suddenly perceived the advantages of three little letters.
"Business needs drive all the projects I'm asked to complete, so I needed formal business knowledge to translate my ideas into a language management could understand and act on. It was critical I get an MBA."
Melvin began her Asper MBA in 2011. She specialized in finance and human resources when she realized how relevant those two functions were to her work at Hydro.
"Everything I learned benefitted me in so many ways," she says. "One unusual example that stands out was an entrepreneurship class with a professor named Reg Litz. By some fluke, most of my classmates were working in Crown corporations, like me. Not exactly an innovative bunch with huge prospects for creativity, you might think. But Reg took that class as an opportunity to show us how you could apply entrepreneurial thinking even to the management of Crown corps. It was phenomenal. To this day, I strive to be creative and innovative in everything I do."
During her final year in the MBA program, Melvin began a new role at Manitoba Hydro, as Section Head of Distribution Portfolio Management and Controls. She now oversees nine project managers responsible for planning, designing and building 400 projects currently underway in Winnipeg.
The move from the generation to the distribution side of Hydro was "a big change but a great one," she says. "The MBA gave me the confidence I needed to move into such a new area. It's a lot more technical. But I know from my MBA that I can teach myself anything, think strategically, work with groups, create a mission and a vision, and get us where we need to go."
That confidence also led her to accept the nomination for president of Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba, where she now has the opportunity to make even more change.
"I know I have the skills to lead," she says. "I'm looking forward to putting them to work for the future of Manitoba's engineers and geoscientists."
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The University of Manitoba and the I.H. Asper School of Business will be hosting participants in the first-ever Virtual JDC West competition to explore this year's theme, the "Age of Innovation."
Celebrating Asper Research Success
From grants, awards, publications, to innovating the way we teach. Faculty at the Asper School of Business did not let the pandemic hinder their research.
Honouring the Memory of Dean Emeritus, Roland Grandpré
The Asper School of Business is morning the loss of Dean Emeritus, Roland Gerard Grandpré, who passed away on January 2, 2021 at the age of 86.
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Home buyers: This Bay Area neighborhood is the…
Home buyers: This Bay Area neighborhood is the most competitive
Half of the most competitive neighborhoods for buying a home in 2019 are in the Bay Area
Buying a home in much of the Bay Area is a competitive process.
By Emily DeRuy | ederuy@bayareanewsgroup.com | Bay Area News Group
PUBLISHED: December 23, 2019 at 11:32 a.m. | UPDATED: December 24, 2019 at 3:47 a.m.
Anyone who wants to buy a home in San Carlos' White Oaks area better be prepared to pay top dollar and move fast.
According to a new report from Redfin, the neighborhood with quiet, leafy streets a short walk from restaurants and shops was the nation's most competitive neighborhood in 2019 for home buyers.
More than 72 percent of homes in White Oaks sold above asking price this year, and most were on the market for less than two weeks, Redfin found. The average price: $1,835,000.
White Oaks took the top spot in Redfin's ranking of the 20 most competitive neighborhoods, but it has a lot of local company. Ten of the top neighborhoods are in the Bay Area and close to half of those are in Oakland.
Alger Heights in Grand Rapids, Michigan, snagged the second spot after White Oaks, followed by East Arlington in Arlington, Massachusetts, in third.
The Glenview neighborhood of Oakland is the second most competitive Bay Area market and the fourth overall, according to Redfin, with more than 84 percent of homes selling for above asking. Also popular in Oakland: Upper Rockridge, Bushrod, and Piedmont Avenue.
"I've heard a lot of people say the Bay Area housing market is cooling this year, but I'm seeing the opposite in Oakland," Oakland Redfin agent Katy Polvorosa said in a statement.
One reason the city is so popular is that, even with homes regularly selling for more than $1 million in certain areas, it's still relatively affordable compared to San Francisco and Santa Clara County.
Homes in the Piedmont Avenue neighborhood, according to Redfin, are selling for around $750,000 on average. In San Francisco's Mission Dolores neighborhood, which ranks 10th among the most competitive areas in the country, they go for more than twice that — $1,660,000.
Several other Bay Area locations also make the list, including the Berkeley Hills area of Berkeley, Bay Farm Island in Alameda, Beresford Park in San Mateo and North Los Altos in Los Altos, where the average home sells for an eye-popping $3,173,000.
While competition may seem like the norm for would-be Bay Area buyers, it's actually pretty rare. According to Redfin, just 12 percent of offers written by the company's agents for clients nationwide faced a bidding war, down from 53 percent in 2017.
Redfin examined data on sale-to-list price ratio, median days on the market and other factors, and based its analysis on an average of monthly statistics from January through November.
While neighborhoods near Boston are also well represented on the list, areas like Alger Heights and Creston, both in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and Hartkopf near Minneapolis also made the top 20.
According to Redfin, robust competition in such areas signals that home buyers are seeking out more affordable places, specifically inland cities away from the expensive coasts. In the third quarter of 2019, the company said, 26 percent of people searching for homes on Redfin's website were looking to move to a different metro area, with Sacramento, Phoenix and Las Vegas being popular destinations.
"Affordability plus quality of life are big draws to the Grand Rapids area," Redfin agent Shellie Silva, who moved from San Diego to Grand Rapids several years ago, said in a statement. "I've worked with buyers from Chicago, California, Hawaii and other expensive parts of the country who are looking here because they can get so much more bang for their buck."
Emily DeRuy | Housing/Economy Editor
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SEOUL (AFP) - North Korea pressed ahead with a live-fire artillery drill in a tense border zone on Thursday despite US and South Korean criticism, and separately announced it had detained an American citizen. The communist state fired shells into the sea near its disputed maritime border with South Korea for a second day, Seouls military said. Pyongyangs official news agency said an American was under investigation after being detained Monday for illegally crossing the border from China the second time in a month it has reported such a case. The shells from shore batteries landed near a South Korean island but Seoul said none fell in S.Korean waters. On Wednesday the North had lobbed more than 80 shells near the flashpoint frontier and South Korean Marines fired 100 warning shots in response. The North describes the drill, which started a day after it declared no sail zones in the area, as a routine military exercise. But the western sea border, which it refuses to recognise, was the scene of deadly naval battles in 1999 and 2002. In the latest naval clash last November, a firefight left a North Korean patrol boat in flames. Washington called the shelling provocative, echoing an earlier protest from Seoul. The declaration by North Korea of a no sail zone and the live firing of artillery are provocative actions and as such are not helpful, State Department spokesman Philip Crowley said. Analysts said the North is raising tensions to show that a formal peace pact on the heavily-armed peninsula is necessary. Before it returns to nuclear disarmament negotiations, Pyongyang wants Washington to agree to discuss a treaty to replace the 1950-53 Korean War armistice. But the latest reported detention is a potential complication in Pyongyangs stated desire to improve relations. The North did not identify the man or give any details. The US State Department and South Koreas foreign ministry said they knew nothing about the case. It was unclear if there was any connection to US missionary Robert Park, who was picked up on December 25 as he crossed the border from China on a lone human rights crusade. Jo Sung-Rae, a South Korean Christian involved in Parks case, told AFP: Right now we have no information about the reported entry of another American. Park, 28, claimed he had seen a vision from God of North Koreas liberation and redemption, according to his colleagues. They said he carried a letter calling on North Korean leader Kim Jong-Il to release political prisoners, shut concentration camps and improve rights and conditions. After months of tensions marked by a nuclear test and missile launches, the North last summer began peace overtures to Seoul and Washington. Some analysts said the North hopes to ease tougher sanctions imposed following the weapons tests. US President Barack Obama sent envoy Stephen Bosworth to Pyongyang last month to try to persuade it to return to the six-nation nuclear talks. But the North says that in addition to peace treaty talks, it wants sanctions lifted before it comes back. Obama in his State of the Union speech Wednesday warned Pyongyang it faces growing isolation unless it abandons its nuclear weapons. North Korea now faces increased isolation, and stronger sanctions sanctions that are being vigorously enforced, he said. In recent weeks the North has sent mixed messages to Seoul. It is pressing to upgrade or restart joint business projects but its military has threatened possible attacks. The North was angered by media reports that the South has drawn up a contingency plan in case of regime collapse in Pyongyang. Seouls warning that it would launch a preemptive strike to foil any threatened nuclear attack also prompted an irate response. South Korean authorities are hatching plots to harm fellow countrymen at any cost, letting loose a string of extremely bellicose outbursts, blinded with the ambition to invade the North, said Rodong Sinmun, newspaper of the ruling communist party, on Thursday.


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Hillary Clinton and Elizabeth Warren on the campaign trail in Ohio.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren's attacks on presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump are hitting the campaign trail.
Appearing with Hillary Clinton in Ohio on Monday, the populist Massachusetts senator repeatedly laid into Trump, calling him a "thin-skinned bully" and "a nasty man who will never become president of the United States."
Over 15 minutes, Warren railed against the real-estate magnate's aggressive business tactics, noting a high-profile lawsuit filed against Trump University as well as Trump's claim that the UK's Thursday decision to leave the European Union would "bring more rich people to his new golf course."
"That's who Donald Trump is," Warren said. "The guy who wants it all for himself. And watch out, because he will crush you into the dirt to get whatever he wants."
Warren also alluded to Trump's rhetorical jabs at her, mocking his "Make America Great Again" trucker hats.
"You want to see goofy?" Warren said. "Look at him in that hat."
Even in her praise for Clinton, Warren still deviated to attack Trump. The senator noted Clinton's career-long battle with Republicans before quickly alluding to the real-estate mogul's inflammatory social-media presence.
"She doesn't whine — she doesn't run to Twitter to call her opponents fat pigs or dummies," Warren said.
"You know, I could do this all day," she added. "But I won't."
Standing onstage with Warren while she delivered her diatribe against Trump, Clinton seemed to relish the one-liners, telling the audience that she admired how Warren "tells it like it is."
"I do just love to see how she gets under Donald Trump's skin," Clinton said.


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 Marcel Pemmer (* 2003), österreichischer Fußballspieler
 Philipp Pemmer, österreichischer Orgelbauer