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A quick roundup of the news in Telecoms | Week #36
By Aiste Kryzanovske September 4, 2020
Patton VoIP Solutions to use Deutsche Telekom's SIP services
Patton Electronics, a provider of UC, cloud and IoT solutions for carrier, enterprise and industry, has announced that its SmartNode VoIP gateway and eSBC product lines have been tested and are compatible with the new Deutsche Telekom CompanyFlex and DeutschlandLAN SIP-Trunk services. This success is thanks to Patton's many years of developing innovative hardware, software and cloud based UCC solutions. Patton is committed to continually expanding its extensive cross-certification library. Patton's SmartNode VoIP Gateways and eSBC will provide key networking features to Deutsche Telekom's SIP-based business communication solutions.
Read more at: https://tinyurl.com/yy5khxgl
Liechtenstein offers the fastest broadband in the world
Cable.co.uk conducted a study that compares and charts global broadband speeds . At the top of the list is Liechtenstein, with the fastest broadband in the world averaging 229.98 Mbps. The data also revealed that North African countries have the slowest broadband connection in the world (3.80 Mbps). The gap between the fastest and slowest broadband is growing every year, with the top five speeds being 276 times faster than the five slowest. The study was based on data collected by the open source project M-Lab, which involved participants from civil society organizations, educational institutions and private sector companies.
Read more at: https://tinyurl.com/yxdzj48z
Xiaomi has revealed its new flagship smartphone upgrade
Apple and Samsung have a new competitor in smartphone camera technology. Popular smartphone maker, Xiaomi, has unveiled a new version of the Mi 10 Ultra smartphone with an under-screen selfie camera, that could be ready for release early next year. Except for the obvious absence of a camera punch hole in the new model, there appears to be little visible differences between the screens of the new and old Xiaomi Mi 10 Ultra phones.
Read more at: https://tinyurl.com/y222f4xn
T-Mobile promises faster 5G by the end of 2020
T-Mobile's 5G network currently covers more than half of the United States with low-bandwidth 600 MHz signals. The company has now announced the activation of faster 2.5 GHz mid-band 5G towers in nearly 90 cities and towns, and plans to expand to even more locations by the end of the year. In addition, T-Mobile was one of the first carriers in the world to use the "layer" principle for 5G, relying on long-distance but slow 600 MHz signals as the main layer everywhere, the 2.5 GHz mid-band to provide faster 5G in cities and towns, and fast millimeter wave signals in the most densely populated areas.
Read more at: https://tinyurl.com/y4o7stmu
Telecom provider Veracity gets Premier Certification from Cisco
Veracity Networks, an award-winning enterprise-class Internet, voice and cloud UC service provider, has announced that it has received Cisco's Premier Certification. To receive this certification, Veracity Networks had to meet strict requirements set by Cisco, including network competency, architectural specialization, reliable support and customer satisfaction. Drew Peterson, Veracity Networks Founder and President, commented: "Becoming a Cisco Premier Partner is a huge accomplishment for our entire team and confirms the ability to further enhance Cisco solutions for our customers."
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Životní prostředí v Paříži je stejně jako v jiných metropolích planety ovlivněno činností obyvatel měst a jejich ekonomickými aktivitami.

Zelené plochy
Paříž je jedno z nejhustěji zalidněných měst v Evropě, takže podíl veřejné zeleně je ve městě velmi omezený. Ve vnitřním městě je poměr pouhých 5,8 m2 zeleně na jednoho obyvatele (nebo 14,5 m2 při započtení Boulogneského a Vincenneského lesíka), oproti 36 m2 v Amsterdamu, 45 m2 v Londýně, 59 m2 v Bruselu nebo 321 m2 v Římě. Městské obvody na severu Paříže jsou pokryty zelení velmi nedostatečně. V posledních dvou desetiletích sice vzniklo několik veřejných parků a zahrad, ale město, které potřebuje prostor pro ekonomické aktivity, bydlení nebo veřejné zařízení (školky, sportoviště aj.), nemůže vždy vytvořit parky, neboť volné plochy jsou v Paříži omezené. Hranice města jsou dané zákonem z roku 1860 a rozšiřování na úkor okolních obcí není možné. Obec proto v rámci městského plánování zavedla pojem "koeficient biotopu", kdy stavitel musí při každé stavbě vyčlenit část pozemku na zelenou plochu přiléhající ke stavbě.

Znečištění ovzduší
Znečištění ovzduší v Paříži a regionu Île-de-France monitoruje od 1979 společnost Airparif. Podle zákona o ovzduší z roku 1996 je Airparif nezisková organizace stejně jako ostatní francouzské monitorovací sítě. Paříž také provozuje tzv. Maison de l'Air (Dům ovzduší) v parku Belleville ve 20. obvodu, jehož účelem je poučit obyvatele o roli atmosféry a vlivu znečištění na zdraví. Druhou atrakcí, která popularizuje ovzduší, je balon v parku André Citroëna, který nabízí letecký pohled na Paříž z výšky až 150 m. Balon slouží jako identifikátor kvality vzduchu, neboť mění barvu podle míry znečištění ovzduší.

Znečištění souvisí především s dopravou, neboť průmyslových podniků je ve městě již málo a nacházejí se především na okraji Paříže. I když oceánické klima obecně vede k rozptylu znečišťujících látek, při anticyklonálním počasí se škodliviny hromadí a zvyšuje se hladina oxidů dusíku a pevných částic. Letní podmínky (vysoké teploty a sluneční svit) podporují zvýšenou koncentraci ozonu.

Podle zprávy Airparif zveřejněné v roce 2007 se celkové znečištění v hlavním městě od roku 2002 snížilo o 32 % v emisích oxidů dusíku a o 9 % v emisích skleníkových plynů, tj. pokles o 469 tun oxidu uhličitého denně. Tento pokles je však důsledkem technologického pokroku v automobilovém průmyslu než v městské politice omezení automobilového provozu.

Hlukové znečištění
Hluk je v Paříži rovněž zásadní problém pro veřejné zdraví, což vedlo k vytvoření hlukové observatoře v roce 1999. Jako první krok byla v roce 2004 vytvořena mapa silničního hluku na základě geografického informačního systému, která byla v roce 2007 zveřejněna.

Politika města Paříže směřuje k omezení užívání automobilů, což ale vede k významnému nárůstu provozu motorek. Kromě toho vozidla k čištění ulic, popelářské vozy apod., které jsou v provozu často velmi brzy (od 6 hodin) nebo pozdě (odvoz odpadu v některých ulicích probíhá až ve 23 hodin) jsou nejhlučnější vozidla provozovaná na území města a jako taková představují další hlukové zatížení.

Voda

Voda distribuovaná v Paříži pochází z 50 % z podzemních vod a z 50 % z upravených vod Seiny a Marny. Tato voda je podle analýzy kvalitní. Odpadní a dešťová voda je smíšená a míří do čistírny odpadních vod v Achères. V době nízkých srážek sem proudí veškerá voda, ale v době přívalových dešťů je přebytek vypouštěn do Seiny, což je jeden z důvodů, proč jsou po silných bouřích nalézány mrtvé ryby.

Průmysl
V Paříži samotné již není průmysl, kde by hrozilo nebezpečí velkých technologických havárií. Nicméně, několik vysoce rizikových oblastí se nachází na vnitřních předměstí, kde jsou sklady uhlovodíků v Nanterre, Gennevilliers a Vitry-sur-Seine.

Psí exkrementy
Paříž je rovněž neslavně proslavená psími exkrementy na chodnících. Přibližně 150 000 psů produkuje asi šestnáct tun výkalů denně, často uprostřed chodníku kvůli neukázněnosti jejich majitelů. To má za následek velké náklady na úklid veřejných komunikací, které platí obec. Tyto výkaly jsou obyvateli považovány za hlavní problém znečištění ve městě. Zanedbatelný není ani sociální dopad, protože každý rok dojde přibližně k 650 nehodám v důsledku uklouznutí a pádu, které si vyžádají akutní ošetření, zejména u starších pacientů. Po letech laxního přístupu se pařížská radnice rozhodla zpřísnit znečišťování a od roku 2007 činí průměrná pokuta 183 €. Přesto toto opatření nemá velký vliv na čistotu pařížských ulic.

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GE Workers Protest, Demand to Make Ventilators
April 13, 2020 / Katie Ferrari Enlarge or shrink text login or register to comment
GE workers in Lynn, Massachusetts have cleared the building four times after learning they had been exposed to a worker with COVID-19. Photo: Issac Devilla, IUE-CWA Local 201.
Last Wednesday union members at General Electric plants across the country protested to pressure the $88 billion company to shift production to ventilators and ensure safe working conditions during COVID-19.
Actions at plants in Massachusetts, Virginia, Texas, and New York were coordinated by the Industrial Division of the Communications Workers (IUE-CWA)—the latest in an escalating pressure campaign.
WORKERS' TWO-FOLD THREAT
GE workers are facing a two-fold threat under COVID-19: dangerous working conditions and job loss. On March 23 the company announced that GE Aviation would cut 10 percent of its total U.S. workforce and that half the company's maintenance, repair, and overhaul employees could be furloughed for the next three months.
GE could avert the layoffs, the union said, by accepting funds from the recent stimulus bill or by shifting the impacted GE Aviation shops to ventilator production. Instead, it has rejected federal assistance and partnered with Ford to build ventilators. Ford is making 50,000 ventilators at one of its Michigan plants, with "clinical expertise" from GE Healthcare.
MASSACHUSETTS THINKS BIG
In Lynn, Massachusetts, IUE-CWA Local 201 held a socially-distanced COVID-19 protest during each of the plant's three shifts. The 1,300-person plant, which builds jet engines, has seven COVID-19 cases and workers are demanding a paid two-week shutdown to sanitize the plant and transition it to ventilator production.
Workers have cleared the building four times after learning they had been exposed to a worker with COVID-19. Each time, workers gathered in the parking lot and stated their demands to management. Section 502-143 of the National Labor Relations Act protects workers who choose not to work under "abnormally dangerous conditions."
The protests have paid off. Workers have won temperature checks upon entering the plant, personal protective equipment (gloves, soap, paper towels, and some masks), and a tenfold budget increase for cleaning and supplies. Workers are still fighting for masks for all workers, hand sanitizer, and more protective uniforms. Local 201 has forced the company to waive discipline on COVID-19 related absences. Last week, 450 workers stayed home.
Union president Adam Kaszynski says these protections are "still not enough, but management wouldn't have done much of anything if it wasn't for members fighting back." The union's wins have been written into company policy, which can be changed at any time, so the local is fighting for a binding memorandum of understanding.
More than 300 workers in the plant are over 60 years old, and more have underlying health conditions. The union wants these workers to be paid to stay home and for paid sick time for all workers to be expanded.
Local 201 has used highly effective organizing tactics to communicate with members and build community support. These include updating members with regular bulletins and text messages, creating a clear set of five pandemic safety demands, and leveraging local, national, and social media to communicate with the public. The union surveyed its membership on access to health care and COVID-19 hardships and created a petition to publicize its grievance filed with GE.
Disaster capitalism, or the way that companies use crises to consolidate their power, has been central to discussions and organizing in Local 201. "If we don't get ahead of this crisis and coming recession and put demands out that are a little larger than normal," Kaszynski says, capitalists will use COVID-19 to "shift production to non-union places and push deregulation," creating "another notch on the neoliberal belt.
"Now is the time to raise demands that maybe you didn't think were possible before the pandemic started," he said.
SALEM, VIRGINIA WARNS THIS WON'T BE THE LAST CRISIS
In Salem, Virginia, laid-off GE workers demonstrated outside their 750,000-square foot factory, which closed last November, holding signs that said the plant could be making ventilators and providing jobs for the community. Vicky Hurley, who had worked at the plant since 1994 and was president of Local 82161, made sure all three local media stations were there.
Hurley helped organize the action because she feels "GE made a horrible mistake closing our factory." The closure cut 260 jobs. She says workers have "more than capable people here that could build ventilators." Shifting production to ventilators is key because "this is not going to be the last time we go through something like this. I feel like there's going to be a need all the time for ventilators, and GE could utilize the plants that they have more efficiently."
MANAGERS FLOUT GOVERNOR'S QUARANTINE IN DALLAS
Workers at GE in Dallas want to make ventilators too. Almost half the 50-person facility participated in a day-shift protest. GE plans to close the facility, which provides maintenance for power plants that use GE equipment, in February 2021. Local 86788 is fighting to keep it open by transitioning to ventilator production.
As cases in Dallas grow, worries about safety do too. "I don't want to bring this virus home to my family," says President Walter Bradford. "I shouldn't get punished because I don't feel safe to work in my shop." The local has won hand sanitizer, but is still fighting for disinfecting wipes. Management keeps masks locked up and is only distributing one mask per week to each employee.
More concerningly, members of management who drove through Louisiana on their way back from a plant in Alabama are on the shop floor, despite the governor's orders that motorists coming from Louisiana quarantine for 14 days.
The union is using media coverage to push management.
SOLIDARITY IN SCHENECTADY
In Schenectady, New York, members of Local 81301 held a socially-distanced protest to demand that GE Aviation immediately transition to producing ventilators instead of laying off workers and reducing hours. The 620-person plant produces steam turbines and generators. Workers have safer working conditions than other GE plants, largely because of state laws, and are not facing layoffs or closure.
Wednesday's action was a show of solidarity with other GE workers across the country––like the 345 workers facing layoffs or furlough at GE Aviation in Stother Field, Kansas, and those who have lost their jobs in Virginia.
It was also a fight for health care workers and COVID-19 patients anywhere. President Scott Fernandez said, "We want ventilator work. We're deemed essential when most of the country is at home. We're the ones who make money for the company. It'd be nicer to come to work if we could contribute to helping this pandemic."
Katie Ferrari is a journalist, teacher, and member of the Oakland Education Association.
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Q: Pushing data in an array with foreach in ngOnInit In order to fill a multiselect dropdown, I would like to request my web service, get data from it, and then create a custom array with specific objects, different from those I got from the WS.
I would like to be able to do it in ngOnInit in order to have this multiselect dropdown already filled when the page is loaded.
My only problem is Angular doesn't seems to want to let me push things in an array with a forEach inside ngOnInit. It doesn't give any error, but just doesn't fill my array.
Here is some code :
fonctions: any[];
dropdownList = [];

ngOnInit() {

this.serviceFct.getAll()
.subscribe(response =>  {
    this.fonctions = response as any;

    this.fonctions.forEach(element => {
    this.dropdownList.push({item_id: element.idFct, item_text: element.nomFct });
    });
});}

However, if i try to fill the same array with the same foreach with a button, it just works like a charm. Why and how to fix it ?
Edit :
Answers there gave me the idea to try something that did work :
let dropdown = [];
this.fonctions.forEach(element => {
  dropdown.push({item_id: element.idFct, item_text: element.nomFct });
});
this.dropdownList = dropdown;

Why did this work and not my first implementation ?

A: The "pro" way to do it.
 import { map } from 'rxjs/operators';
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    ngOnInit():void {
      this.serviceFct.getAll().pipe(
        map(res=> {
          return res.map(element=>({item_id: element['idFct'], item_text: element['nomFct'] }))
          })).subscribe(data => {
          this.dropdownList = data;
      });
    }

If you do this, don't forget to unsubscribe in the ngOnDestroy(). Every time you use subscribe you must unsubscribe unless you using the async pipe which does it for you.
To learn more about susbcriptions
The "more pro" way to do it
 import { Observable } from 'rxjs';
 import { map } from 'rxjs/operators';
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    .
    .
$dropdownList: Observable<[]>;
...
    ngOnInit():void {
      this.$dropdownList = this.serviceFct.getAll().pipe(
        map(res=> {
          return res.map(element=>({item_id: element['idFct'], item_text: element['nomFct']
        }))
     }))'
   }

IN YOUR HTML
<YOUR DROP DOWN ELEMENT>
  <BLAH *ngFor="let element of $dropdownList | async"></BLAH>
</YOUR DROP DOWN ELEMENT>

Extra Tips:

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*The async pipe subscribes and unsubscribes for you

*specify void or the return type of your funcions (is good practice)

*Try to avoid using any and create an model (interface or class)

*Create a function with all this logic and call it in the ngOnInit()

A: You can get dropdown out of scope this  let dropdown = this.dropdownList;
ngOnInit() {

this.serviceFct.getAll()
.subscribe(response =>  {
    this.fonctions = response as any;
    let dropdown = this.dropdownList;

    this.fonctions.forEach(element => {
    dropdown.push({item_id: element.idFct, item_text: element.nomFct });
    });
});
}

A: You can try:
import {ChangeDetectorRef, OnInit} from '@angular/core';

constructor(
    private cdr: ChangeDetectorRef) {
}

ngOnInit() {
    this.serviceFct.getAll()
        .subscribe(response =>  {
            this.fonctions = response as any;

            this.fonctions.forEach(element => {
                this.dropdownList.push({item_id: element.idFct, item_text: element.nomFct });
            });
            this.cdr.detectChanges();
        });
}

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"We're concentrating our energies much more on the countries where the biggest challenges remain. We're re-focusing on the killers of children that haven't received enough attention yet," says UNICEF Chief of Health Ian Pett.
The number of children dying before the age of five has fallen significantly over the past 20 years, the United Nation's children's agency Unicef reports on Sep 13 in the 2012 Progress Report on Committing to Child Survival: A Promise Renewed.
The sharpest drops in levels of child mortality were seen in countries that had received a lot of external assistance from other countries or organizations.
Unicef report also said some of the reduction was due to poorer countries getting richer, while some were due to well-targeted aid against common infectious and malnutrition diseases.
Burhan Ahmed, MD, "UNICEF reports child deaths are on decline globally," in Medicalopedia, September 14, 2012, [Permalink: https://www.medicalopedia.org/3412/unicef-reports-child-deaths-are-on-decline-globally/].


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Intercontinental Skype Book Club at Clonmel Library
Cashel; Poetry Reading with Stephen Murphy
Thurles: Review of The Art of Not Breathing by Sarah Alexander
Poetry Appreciation Night in Cashel Library
Book Launch in Cahir
STEM at Carrick library
Wolf Children; Paul Dowswell
Geek Girl Forever Geek; Holly Smale
Kids Bookclub Titles
Cashel Library's Teddy Bears Picnic
Cashel; Cruinniu na nÓg


The 2013 Award was presented at the annual Business Analysis Conference Europe and was jointly won by Clare Coomber of Allianz and Dale Jacobs of Asda. Both winners fought off still competition from runners up Laura Firth, Terri Lydiard,Ken Van Der Lely and Stephen Thompson.
The Business Analyst of the Year 2013 finalists with AssistKD's Paul Turner (far left) and England's Andrew Strauss.


Bees are an important part of our gardens especially in their role in pollination, producing honey and making beeswax. If you are looking for a Bee hive then we have all you need to maintain your black and yellow striped visitors or if you are wanting to encourage them into your garden look at our wide selection of hotels and feeders. We have pollinator houses and even the children can join in with beehives and identification, using specially designed bug boxes and towers, with their magnifying glasses, we can provide endless amounts of bug hunting and fun! From lady bird attractant to butterfly feeding stations we have all you need to make your garden a wildlife haven which will encourage a wide variety of bees and insects into your garden whatever your age!
The BFE Butterfly & Bee Nectar Feeding Station is a colourful and attractive nectar feeding station for butterflies and bees in the garden.
The central feeding sponge can be charged with Wildlife World Butterfly Food mix or it can be soaked in a sugar/water solution to encourage colourful butterflies to the feed station and to help increase survival rates.
The BFE feeding station also features a landing platform with additional feeding cups to offer an additional feeding area.
Wildlife Worlds Award winning Bee & Bug Biome is an attractive bee and bug habitat that provides a home for solitary bees, ladybirds and other beneficial insects such as lacewings.
These either provide the vital role of pollination in your garden or are great at predator control, munching through aphids and the like.
Constructed from solid, hard wearing FSC certified timber, this butterfly/moth feeder and habitat features a special flower shaped removable feed tray, together with a safe over-wintering chamber.
Part of our Biome range providing a complete environment for Butterflies including summer and winter house and favourite plant foods in the form of native wildflower seeds.
Butterflies are beautiful and delicate garden insects.
Our attractant is based on a natural plant extract formulation.
It may be used with a butterfly box or to attract butterflies to a feeding area.
Our Dewdrop Bee & Bug hotel provides nesting tubes for solitary bees & shelter for other beneficial insects in your garden. Solitary bees are wonderful pollinators of fruit, veg and flowers in your garden and as they don't live in colonies or make honey they are non-aggressive and safe around pets and children.
Our multi-species Dewdrop Insect hotel provides safe haven for butterflies, moths and other insects in your garden. Invertebrates of all kinds form the basis of a healthy ecosystem, so they are to be encouraged whole-heartedly in our gardens. The rear of the Dewdop Insect house may be opened so that some twigs or straw can be added to assist roosting.
A hanging Pollinating Bee Nester in frost-resistant ceramic.
It takes the form of glazed terracotta mug with hanging handle with an attractive bee motif design. The inside is insulated and filled with cardboard nesting tubes perfect for solitary bees.
A powder attractant, mix a small amount with water, place in a sheltered location to help encourage these efficient aphid killers into your garden.
If Ladybirds are not present in your garden then they or the larvae can be purchased on line or through good garden centres.
A natural habitat for ladybirds and other beneficial insects made from solid FSC birch logs and oak, larch, or similar timber for durability, and with a hollow central chamber filled with natural material to provide insulation and security for beneficial insects.
The MBB2 is one of a collection of real, functioning wildlife habitats specifically designed for children and to attract beneficial insects to the garden for learning, study, or simply for the benefits of plant pollination and pest control.
The Minibug Butterfly House is an educational insect habitat that attracts butterflies to the garden for learning, study, or simply for the benefits of plant pollination.
It can be used as both a feeder to encourage butterflies into the garden and an over-wintering habitat. The central removable cassette offers a hibernation/refuge space.
A mini version of the large Ladybird Tower (LBT), it is constructed from solid FSC birch logs and oak, larch, or similar timber for durability.
It has a hollow central chamber that is filled with natural material to provide insulation and security plus holes drilled into the log at an upward angle, which allow the insects to reach the insulated and safe inner chamber.
The MiniBug MSBH1 Solitary Bee Hive is a fun and interactive habitat that attracts safe, children-friendly and fascinating solitary bees.
Be fascinated as the bees fill the tubes with their offspring and cover the ends of the tubes with mud or leaves ready to hatch out next Spring.
Designed to attract the solitary bees, a friendly species that do not swarm and are safe around people and pets.
Providing missing garden habitat in a hive that allows you to see the workings of these fascinating insects. The bees are naturally attracted to holes in wood and the Wildlife World solitary beehive provides habitat that has become harder to find in modern gardens.


I love a good white pizza because I love that super garlic-y flavor with all that oil and cheese, but then I'm like I need meat. Thankfully, all the pizza places I've gone to, they're more than happy to accommodate half and half pizzas so I can always get my fill ! I was like I need to have a super garlic-y white pizza right now. So I made one and it was glorious.
A classic white pizza with a whole-wheat blend crust is the perfect cheesy, oily, and garlic-y pizza for any day of the week!
Using your hands, gently stretch the dough in the pizza pan. Leaving a 1-inch border from the edge, brush olive oil and minced garlic all over the dough. It's okay if the minced garlic doesn't cover all the space.
Sprinkle mozzarella cheese all over top then the Italian seasoning and salt.


Grow amazing fruit with a sensible amount of water. Sound good? Then throw the "rules" out the window and get back to basics: learn how to adjust water needs for different aged trees, understand how weather affects water use, and set up an easy watering system.
Save water, save money and save yourself some work!
Too little water, and your trees won't thrive and might drop their fruit. Too much, and it's easy to flush the nutrients away from the root zone, or even kill your trees.
No matter what climate you live in, water is a major issue. But where will the water come from? How will you get it to the trees? How much do the trees need, and how often? How do you build resilience into your system right from the start? How do you grow more fruit without your water bills going through the roof?
Having the watering sorted is one of the key factors that will help you grow healthy trees and really excellent and delicious fruit. When you've completed this module you'll know how to figure out your tree's water requirements at different times of year and understand soil moisture monitoring. Best of all? You'll be able to grow more fruit with less water, less time and less effort!


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Q: S3 responses 403 right after upload I use aws-java-sdk-bom in order to upload file:
final PutObjectRequest putRequest = new PutObjectRequest(bucketName, blobKey.toString(), input, metadata);
putRequest.setCannedAcl(CannedAccessControlList.PublicRead);

final ProgressTracker progress = new ProgressTracker();
transferManager.upload(putRequest, new S3ProgressListenerChain(progress));

and I noticed that sometimes if I try to access the URL right after the request is successfully done (mostly for big >20Mb files) it responses with 403.. After a second - everything is OK. Is there any timeout or something?

A: You should ref to the AWS S3 FAQ, I believe it takes little time to propogate...
http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/dev/Introduction.html#ConsistencyModel


'We all die one day, don't worry, no one has ever been left alive". Life + 1 day is about dysfunctional, shattered family who are overwhelmed by fear as the youngest daughter of the family is getting married. The characters come to life through the dialogue, confrontations, and realistic situations. The acting was very raw and impressive. This heart-wrenching drama is a must see.


High resolution, high accuracy mapping using remote sensing technology has been growing in its application for the past few decades. As remote sensing technology improved, projects that were traditionally executed by land surveyors are now being performed in aircraft and helicopters. Remote sensing technology not only improves schedules and reduces cost, but it also saves potential lives by taking surveyors out of dangerous survey situations on highways and under high voltage transmission lines.
Atlantic utilizes a combination of photogrammetry and LiDAR to provide corridor mapping solutions. We are well-versed in requirements of State DOT's as well as NERC and FERC requirements that are regulating the electric transmission industry.


City named an unchanged starting line-up for this, their 40th Vanarama National League game of the season which took place in the sunshine at Eastleigh's Silverlake Stadium.
The travelling Imps' fans were in good voice as the teams were led out by referee Adam Bromley and once the pre-match formalities with the captains was completed, play got under way with the hosts kicking off.
There was an early chance for Eastleigh with Craig McAllister shaking off Luke Waterfall on the right of the box in the second minute but when he squared the ball Scott Wilson fired well wide with just Paul Farman to beat.
McAllister then curled an effort straight at Farman after a long ball forward held up on the bobbly pitch whilst at the other end Nathan Arnold fired a free-kick straght at the home wall after he forced a handball out of his marker.
In the 10th minute a dipping McAllister volley went a foot over the City bar with City's response three minutes later seeing a long Bradley Wood throw allowed to bounce before the ball was cleared behind as Elliott Whitehouse pressed at the back post. The neatly-worked corner ended with Waterfall having an effort kept out well by Graham Stack.
As the midway point in the half approached, a long Farman free-kick was nodded down by Matt Rhead but Arnold was denied by a superb Stack save; the keeper tipping over for a corner which ended up with Waterfall heading over.
A dangerous Ben Close cross was diverted over by Wilson on the half-hour mark and shortly afterwards there was a lengthy break in play as Sean Raggett needed treatment to a badly bleeding mouth.
When play resumed appeals for a City penalty after a Rhead knock down appeared to strike the arm of a home defender were waved away by referee Bromley. Shortly afterwards Arnold got on the end of a Rhead header but drilled wide.
Just before the Fourth Official indicated that a minimum of five minutes were to be added on Arnold fired through a crowd of players but was once again denied by Stack who tipped the ball behind for a corner which came to nothing.
With the whistle going for half-time, Raggett left the pitch having words with the referee, presumably about the incident which led to his loss of blood.
Arnold then turned his man and fired into the side netting as the Imps continued to look the more likely to break the deadlock; a rare Eastleigh attack ending with a corner being easily cleared by the City defence.
In the 58th minute Waterfall headed a Hawkridge free-kick a foot over the bar and this proved to be the latter's final touch of the game as he was replaced by Billy Knott before the resultant goal-kick was taken.
Knott was quickly in the action, taking a quick free-kick which ended with Arnold winning a corner which was headed over by Rhead and at the other end Farman was called into action as he denied Wilson with an excellent block.
In the 67th minute Raggett, at full stretch, headed a Habergham free-kick over the bar and five minutes later Matt Tubbs and Ayo Obileye replaced Sam Matthews and Scott Wilson for the hosts.
Tubbs was quickly involved, getting on the end of a dangerous cross from the left before Farman pulled off a superb reflex save to deny him. Waterfall then mopped up the loose ball.
Harry Anderson replaced Elliott Whitehouse for the final quarter hour and Farman's aforementioned saved proved vital as, with the clock just in the 77th minute Knott floated in a free-kick after Angol was felled and there was big SEAN RAGGETT to head home his eighth of the season.
When play restarted a Wood challenge on Close was deemed worthy of a yellow card by referee Bromley and with the hosts previously in no rush at all when it came to the taking of goal-kicks and throw-ins there was now all of a sudden an urgency in their play.
Alan Power came on for Nathan Arnold in the 81st minute before Eastleigh forced a couple of corners. Eastleigh's final switch saw James Constable replace Ben Close before Rhead was flattened by Adam Dugdale. Referee Bromley let play carry on before halting things so physio Mike Hine could administer treatment.
A trip on Angol earned the Imps a free-kick on the right just before a minimum of five minutes was indicated and this led to a succession of free-kicks, throw-ins and corners on the right giving City the chance to eat up the seconds and secure another valuable three points on the road.


Da-Lite 38792LSIHMV Tensioned Contour Electrol 58 x 104"
The 120V 38792LSIHMV Tensioned Contour Electrol 58 x 104" Motorized Screen from Da-Lite supports ceiling or wall mounting. Tensioned screens ensure the smoothest surface possible.
Allows projectors with 5 or 12V LVC leads to automatically trigger the screen to raise or lower whenever the projector is turned on or off.


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Frequency of tinned tuna and bonito product usage in Spain 2016-2017
Number of people using tinned tuna and bonito products in Spain from 2016 to 2017, by frequency of use (in 1,000s)
by Statista Research Department, last edited Aug 7, 2018
This statistic shows the usage frequency of tinned tuna and bonito products in Spain from 2016 to 2017. In 2017, an estimated 45 thousand people in Spain used tinned tuna and bonito products more than once a day.
Frequency of use
10,319*
Computer-assisted web interviews (CAWI)
Figures estimated by the source on the basis of survey responses.
* Number of respondents: n (2016) = 10,372; n (2017) = 10,319.
Fish and seafood retail sales value in Sweden 2009-2018
Sales turnover of fish in Sweden 2007-2017
Fresh & chilled fish consumer price index (CPI) monthly in Norway 2017-2019
Statistics on "Fish and seafood industry in Scandinavia "
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Number of enterprises in the processing and preserving of fish, crustaceans and mollusks industry in Sweden from 2008 to 2015Number of fish and seafood processing and preserving enterprises in Sweden 2008-2015
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Number of enterprises in the processing and preserving of fish, crustaceans and mollusks industry in Denmark from 2008 to 2015Number of fish and seafood processing and preserving enterprises in Denmark 2008-2015
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Annual turnover of the processing and preserving of fish, crustaceans and mollusks industry in Norway from 2008 to 2015 (in million euros)Turnover of fish and seafood processing and preserving industry in Norway 2008-2015
Value of fresh, chilled or frozen fish imported into Sweden from 2007 to 2017 (in million SEK)Import value of fresh, chilled or frozen fish into Sweden 2007-2017
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Value of fresh or frozen fish imported into Norway from 2008 to 2018 (in million NOK)Import value of fresh or frozen fish into Norway 2008-2018
Value of fresh or frozen fish exported from Norway from 2008 to 2018 (in million NOK)Export value of fresh or frozen fish into Norway 2008-2018
Value of fresh, chilled or frozen fish imported into Iceland from 2007 to 2017 (in million ISK)Import value of fresh, chilled or frozen fish into Iceland 2007-2017
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Main import partners of Sweden for fish, crustaceans and mollusks in 2017, by import value (in million SEK)Main import partners of Sweden for fish, crustaceans and mollusks 2017
Main export partners of Sweden for fish, crustaceans and mollusks in 2017, by export value (in million SEK)Main export partners of Sweden for fish, crustaceans and mollusks 2017
Main export partners of Denmark for fish and seafood in 2017, by export value (in million DKK)Export partners of Denmark for fish and seafood 2017, by export value
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Main export partners for fish from Norway in 2016, by export value (in million NOK)Main export partners for fish from Norway 2016, by export value
Revenue of fish, crustacean and mollusc store retail (SIC 47.23) in Sweden from 2008 to 2018 (in million U.S. dollars)Forecast: fish, crustacean and mollusc store retail revenue Sweden 2008-2018
Annual sales turnover of fish for the retail trade in Sweden from 2007 to 2017 (in million SEK)Sales turnover of fish in Sweden 2007-2017
Retail sales value of fish and seafood products in Sweden from 2009 to 2018* (in million U.S. dollars)Fish and seafood retail sales value in Sweden 2009-2018
Retail sales value of canned fish and seafood products in Sweden from 2009 to 2018* (in million U.S. dollars)Canned fish and seafood retail sales value in Sweden 2009-2018
Revenue of fish, crustacean and mollusc store retail (SIC 47.23) in Denmark from 2008 to 2018 (in million U.S. dollars)Forecast: fish, crustacean and mollusc store retail revenue Denmark 2008-2018
Revenue of fish, crustacean and mollusc store retail (SIC 47.23) in Norway from 2008 to 2018 (in million U.S. dollars)Forecast: fish, crustacean and mollusc store retail revenue Norway 2008-2018
Turnover from the retail sale of organic fish in Norway from 2011 to 2017 (in million NOK)Retail sales of organic fish in Norway 2011-2017
Consumer price index (CPI) of fish in Sweden from January 2017 to January 2019Fish consumer price index (CPI) monthly in Sweden 2017-2019
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Consumer price index (CPI) of fresh and chilled fish in Norway from April 2017 to April 2019Fresh & chilled fish consumer price index (CPI) monthly in Norway 2017-2019
Consumer price index (CPI) of processed fish in Norway from April 2017 to April 2018Processed fish consumer price index (CPI) monthly in Norway 2017-2018
Consumer price index (CPI) of fresh or frozen fish in Iceland from January 2017 to January 2019Consumer price index (CPI) of fresh or frozen fish in Iceland monthly 2017-2019
Annual consumption volume of frozen fish fillets in Sweden from 2007 to 2017 (in 1,000 metric tons)Consumption volume of frozen fish fillets in Sweden 2007-2017
Per capita consumption of frozen fish fillets in Sweden from 2007 to 2017 (in kilograms)Per capita consumption of frozen fish fillets in Sweden 2007-2017
Annual consumption volume of fish fillets, fish fingers and other prepared fish in Sweden from 2007 to 2017 (in 1,000 metric tons)Consumption volume of fish fillets and other prepared fish in Sweden 2007-2017
Per capita consumption of fish fillets, fish fingers and other prepared fish in Sweden from 2007 to 2017 (in kilograms)Per capita consumption of fish fillets and other prepared fish in Sweden 2007-2017
Tinned tuna and bonito product usage in Spain 2014-2017, by user type
Frequency of frozen fish product usage in Great Britain 2013-2018
Frequency of fish product usage in the United Kingdom (UK) 2014-2017
Frequency of ice cream bars, cones, sticks and individual tubs usage in Spain 2017
Frequency of stock and gravy usage in Spain 2015-2017
Frequency of cold meats (non-cured) product usage in Spain 2015-2017
Frequency of pasta sauce usage in Great Britain 2013-2018
Leading brands of tinned tuna and bonito in Spain 2018, by number of users
Frequency of oils product usage in Spain 2017
Frequency of vegetables in tins and jars usage in Spain 2016-2017
Frequency of sunflower oil product usage in Spain 2017
Frequency of desserts and topping usage in Spain 2016-2017
Frequency of chewing gum usage in Spain 2017
Frequency of ice cream usage in Spain 2015-2017
Household consumption of tuna in Spain 2013-2015
Frequency of chocolate assortments and other boxed chocolates usage in Spain 2017
Frequency of cooking sauce usage in Spain 2014-2017
Frequency of virgin olive oil product usage in Spain 2017
Kinds of tuna (can or pouch) consumed in the U.S. 2011-2018
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Number of enterprises in the processing and preserving of fish, crustaceans and mollusks industry in Sweden from 2008 to 2015
Annual turnover of the processing and preserving of fish, crustaceans and mollusks industry in Sweden from 2009 to 2015 (in million euros)
Annual production value of the processing and preserving of fish, crustaceans and mollusks industry in Sweden from 2009 to 2015 (in million euros)
Number of enterprises in the processing and preserving of fish, crustaceans and mollusks industry in Denmark from 2008 to 2015
Annual turnover of the processing and preserving of fish, crustaceans and mollusks industry in Denmark from 2008 to 2015 (in million euros)
Annual production value of the processing and preserving of fish, crustaceans and mollusks industry in Denmark from 2008 to 2015 (in million euros)
Number of enterprises in the processing and preserving of fish, crustaceans and mollusks industry in Norway from 2008 to 2015
Annual turnover of the processing and preserving of fish, crustaceans and mollusks industry in Norway from 2008 to 2015 (in million euros)
Annual production value of the processing and preserving of fish, crustaceans and mollusks industry in Norway from 2008 to 2015 (in million euros)
Value of fresh, chilled or frozen fish imported into Sweden from 2007 to 2017 (in million SEK)
Value of fresh, chilled or frozen fish exported from Sweden from 2007 to 2017 (in million SEK)
Value of fresh or frozen fish imported into Norway from 2008 to 2018 (in million NOK)
Value of fresh or frozen fish exported from Norway from 2008 to 2018 (in million NOK)
Value of fresh, chilled or frozen fish imported into Iceland from 2007 to 2017 (in million ISK)
Export value of fresh, chilled or frozen fish from Iceland from 2007 to 2017 (in million ISK)
Main import partners of Sweden for fish, crustaceans and mollusks in 2017, by import value (in million SEK)
Main export partners of Sweden for fish, crustaceans and mollusks in 2017, by export value (in million SEK)
Main export partners of Norway for fish and seafood in 2017, by export value (in billion NOK)
Main export partners for fish from Norway in 2016, by export value (in million NOK)
Revenue of fish, crustacean and mollusc store retail (SIC 47.23) in Sweden from 2008 to 2018 (in million U.S. dollars)
Annual sales turnover of fish for the retail trade in Sweden from 2007 to 2017 (in million SEK)
Retail sales value of fish and seafood products in Sweden from 2009 to 2018* (in million U.S. dollars)
Retail sales value of canned fish and seafood products in Sweden from 2009 to 2018* (in million U.S. dollars)
Revenue of fish, crustacean and mollusc store retail (SIC 47.23) in Denmark from 2008 to 2018 (in million U.S. dollars)
Revenue of fish, crustacean and mollusc store retail (SIC 47.23) in Norway from 2008 to 2018 (in million U.S. dollars)
Turnover from the retail sale of organic fish in Norway from 2011 to 2017 (in million NOK)
Consumer price index (CPI) of fish in Sweden from January 2017 to January 2019
Consumer price index (CPI) of fish and seafood in Norway from 2008 to 2018
Consumer price index (CPI) of fresh and chilled fish in Norway from April 2017 to April 2019
Consumer price index (CPI) of processed fish in Norway from April 2017 to April 2018
Consumer price index (CPI) of fresh or frozen fish in Iceland from January 2017 to January 2019
Consumer price index (CPI) of crustaceans and other seafood in Iceland from January 2017 to January 2019
Annual consumption volume of frozen fish fillets in Sweden from 2007 to 2017 (in 1,000 metric tons)
Per capita consumption of frozen fish fillets in Sweden from 2007 to 2017 (in kilograms)
Annual consumption volume of fish fillets, fish fingers and other prepared fish in Sweden from 2007 to 2017 (in 1,000 metric tons)
Per capita consumption of fish fillets, fish fingers and other prepared fish in Sweden from 2007 to 2017 (in kilograms)
Number of people using tinned tuna and bonito products in Spain from 2014 to 2017, by user type (in 1,000s)
Number of people using frozen fish (including fish fingers) products in Great Britain from 2013 to 2018, by frequency of use (in 1,000 people)
Number of people using fresh fish products (including shellfish, excluding canned and frozen fish) in the United Kingdom (UK) from 2014 to 2017, by frequency of use (in 1,000)
Number of people using ice cream bars, cones, sticks and individual tubs (including mini versions) in Spain in 2017, by frequency of use (in 1,000s)
Number of people using stock cubes, ready prepared stocks and gravy makers in Spain in 2015 and 2017, by frequency of use (in 1,000s)
Number of people using cold meats (non-cured) products in Spain from 2015 to 2017, by frequency of use (in 1,000s)
Number of people using cooking or pour over pasta sauces in Great Britain from 2013 to 2018, by frequency of use (in 1,000s)
Brands of tinned tuna and bonito ranked by number of users in Spain in 2018 (in 1,000s)
Number of people using oil products* in Spain in 2017, by frequency of use (in 1,000s)
Number of people using vegetables in tins and jars in Spain from 2016 to 2017, by frequency of use (in 1,000s)
Number of people using sunflower oil products in Spain in 2017, by frequency of use (in 1,000 people)
Number of people using desserts and toppings (excluding cakes and gateaux) in Spain in 2016 and 2017, by frequency of use (in 1,000s)
Number of people using chewing gum in Spain in 2017, by frequency of use (in 1,000s)
Number of people using ice cream in tubs and blocks in Spain in 2015 and 2017, by frequency of use (in 1,000s)
Annual household consumption of tuna in Spanish households between 2013 and 2015 (in 1,000 kilos)
Number of people using chocolate assortments and other boxed chocolates in Spain in 2017, by frequency of use (in 1,000s)
Number of people using cooking sauces (including pasta sauces)* in Spain from 2014 to 2017, by frequency of use (in 1,000s)
Number of people using virgin olive oil products in Spain in 2017, by frequency of use (in 1,000s)
U.S. population: Kinds of tuna (can or pouch) consumed from 2011 to 2018


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By Wang Peng Source: CGTN Published: 2018-11-11
It was reported earlier this week that French President Emmanuel Macron suggested Europe should "build its own military in order to protect itself from the US, China, and Russia." This claim enraged American President Donald Trump, who soon angrily tweeted "very insulting" as a response.
However, the latest news shows that Trump and Macron have reached an agreement on Saturday involving issues of increasing European defense spending and related security affairs. As international public opinion suggested, this conduct is expected to paper over the embarrassing trans-Atlantic dispute. But does it really work? Hard to say right now.
Europe's dream of building an autonomous defense
Rome was not built in a day; it is the same with the trans-Atlantic tension and resentment. This seemingly accidental event actually has a much deeper root in the long history of trans-Atlantic inter-relations.
After World War II, the US rebuilt ruined Western Europe through the Marshall Plan. Years later, the US military force integrated Western European defense through the framework of NATO as a strategic response to the escalating Cold War against the Soviet Union and the Warsaw Pact.
From then on, Western Europeans enjoyed the privilege of "free-riding" in security that maintained a high level of collective security at a relatively low cost.
However, there is no such thing as a free lunch. Saving military expenditure under the US nuclear umbrella constrained the strategic and political autonomy of Europeans.
When the two sides across the Atlantic Ocean shared the same strategic goal in front of a common enemy, such as the Soviet Union at the height of the Cold War, the impulse of defense independence was covered.
But when the common foe collapsed and the Cold War ended, a growing determination of military autonomy emerged; and the EU, which aims to play a more provocative role in both global and regional affairs, began to call for larger discourse power within NATO.
If these demands aren't met, it is reasonable for European leaders to call for a "real European army" to protect themselves from external threat. This long evolving history constructed the deep background of the Trump-Macron Twitter War.
Macron's 'insult': The beginning of a bitter trans-Atlantic divorce?
Before commemorations to mark the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I, Macron welcomed Trump under "rainy Parisian skies with a firm handshake…But there appeared to be less immediate warmth in the greeting between the two than in the past."
CNBC's vivid description of the weather and meeting details have set the atmosphere of this visibly reluctant reconciliation performance:
Seated on gilded chairs in the ornate presidential palace, Macron placed his hand on Trump's knee and referred to him as "my friend," while Trump kept more distance, although he also talked up common ground on an issue that had caused friction.
However, beyond analyzing the ritual elements of this event, it is still hard to predict an immediate "divorce" between Europe and America. The process and interactive results may depend on the two sides' costs-benefits calculation of various "strategic asset portfolios," as well as considering related security and political risks.
For the EU, they have to make a choice between running a highly independent and autonomous defensive system at a much higher financial cost and maintaining the current collective security system and regimes that enjoy economic benefits with the disadvantage of bearing the American changing moods and bad temper.
Key internal and external elements that may change European strategists' calculations include but are not limited to:
(1) Trump's bargain and "price making": To what extent of the portion that Trump urges the EU to bear NATO's military expenditure;
(2) US "threat": In the EU's perspective, the US does not pose an actual direct military threat (such as invasion, territorial annexation, etc.); however, the Trump administration's abuse of the US' arbitrary power has insulted and weakened the EU's collective sovereignty as a whole.
And the US military's adventurism and consequent military catastrophes in regions around Europe (such as the Middle East) have created a lot of (non-traditional) security and social problems for Europeans, including, but not limited to, refugees, terrorism, social division, the reactive trend of rising far-right parties in EU member states, and so forth.
(3) Third-party threat: When the threat from a third party (e.g. Russia) decreases (in other words, their bilateral relations are promoted), there will be less necessity for the EU to enhance its defensive force, and hence, less motive and demand for expenditure.
Therefore, the EU may be satisfied with a new option that maintains a smaller but more independent-autonomous defensive system. This situation requires a general reconciliation between the EU and the targeted "third party," which may serve to cripple the US military existence in Europe.
What option will US and EU leaders choose eventually? Where is this nearly a century-long trans-Atlantic "marriage" going in a Trump era of uncertainty? May bitter time and tougher bargains tell the story.
Wang Peng is an associate research fellow at Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies at Renmin University of China.
Key Words: Trump Macron trans-Atlantic Wang Peng
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NACIONAL Líderes Hispanos Cristianos CONFERENCIA / CONELA LANZA NUEVO CAPÍTULO EN MEXICO
El peligro de la conformidad
Led by Fermin Garcia, NHCLC/Conela Mexico Launches with Successful Prayer Breakfast Hosted by the Governor
SACRAMENTO, California, July 7, 2014 – The National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference (NHCLC)/Conela, the largest Hispanic Christian organization representing millions of Evangelicals worldwide, has started its newest chapter headquartered in Tijuana, Mexico on the Baja Peninsula.
"The emergence of the Mexico chapter connects the dots with our efforts on behalf of unaccompanied children and comprehensive immigration reform," said NHCLC/Conela President, Dr. Samuel Rodriguez. "The Mexico chapter will be vital in our efforts to reduce the number of unaccompanied children at the border to zero by December."
NHCLC/Conela Mexico is being led by Pastor Fermin Garcia and has already begun to impact the nation, holding a prayer breakfast on June 5th that was attended by Francisco Vega de Lamadrid, Governor of the State of Baja California, Mexico and his wife; also in attendance were the General Secretary of State and 65 leaders from a variety of denominations including Assemblies of God, Church of God, Foursquare, Baptist, Nazarene and Apostolic, among others. At the request of the governor, NHCLC/Conela Mexico will work to make the event an annual occurrence. This event was backed by Focus on the Family Latin America, Comimex (Missionary Cooperation's of Mexico), and various other respected Christian organizations, which are now working to replicate this in many other states.
"We are very pleased to have Pastor Garcia as a part of NHCLC/Conela team. His work with evangelicals in Mexico has been very impressive," said Dr. Rodriguez. "A better person could not have been chosen to join us in this ministry. Pastor Garcia articulates God's word to people in a very unique way and lives for the Lord every single day."
Garcia has had tremendous Christian ministry success in Mexico. A native of San Antonio, Texas, Garcia is an activist against pornography and has served as the senior pastor of Grupo Unidad Cristiana de México (Christian Unity Group of Mexico) since 2006.
The church was founded by his father in 1981 and has brought great impact to its community, assisting an estimated 250,000 new believers and helping give psychological care, counseling and vocational assistance to thousands of different community members.
With an active membership of 7,000-plus, Grupo Unidad has become one of the most influential representations of the evangelical movement in North West Mexico. Garcia has been also instrumental in promoting the first anti-porn law in the state of Sinaloa, Mexico and is now working at the federal level to make it nationwide. He also serves as national director of INSTE Bible College, a distance education program.
"Historically, NHCLC/Conela has done great things for Hispanic evangelicals throughout the United States. I have seen God work through this ministry and how at this stage in time it has united the church and represented it with passion and integrity," said Garcia. "I am excited to be a part of NHCLC/Conela Mexico because as we work together and unite our impact, we will become greater for the Kingdom. God is already doing amazing things here, and I think we have only begun to see the tip of the iceberg."
NHCLC/Conela is the largest Hispanic Christian organization representing millions of Evangelicals, 40,118 U.S churches and hundreds of thousands more across the globe. Seeking to reconcile evangelist Billy Graham's message of salvation with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s march of prophetic activism, the NHCLC/Conela emphasizes "7 Directives" of Life, Family, Compassionate Evangelism, Stewardship, Justice, Education and Youth. For additional information, visitnhclc.org.


A new government-run program is meant to address the growing need for Long Term Care Services.
Tucked into the Health Reform Law (originally sponsored by the late Ted Kennedy) that passed in March is a national voluntary insurance program for purchasing Long Term Care services.
It is called the "Community Living Assistance Service and Support (CLASS) Act." The program will be financed by voluntary contributions paid by working adults through payroll deductions.
This program could supplement the private insurance that people buy to cover the costs related to Long Term Care services which are "not" covered by traditional health insurance or Medicare. A private LTC insurance policy pays for several types of care including Nursing Home Care, Assisted Living Care, and Home Health Care services.
More than 10 million Americans need Long Term Care services and that number is expected to "explode" with the aging population according to the Kaiser Family Foundation, a non-profit health group.
One advantage to the CLASS provision is that it is guaranteed issue, which is not the case with private Long Term Care insurance. While many of the details of this program are still to be determined, the Department of Health and Human Services has until October 2012 to fully define the program.
However, the Congressional Budget Office expects the benefits to be on average $50 to $70 a day. The CLASS program is not meant to cover all costs associated with LTC, but the intention is to help.
But one must understand that the national average for a semi-private room in a Nursing Home is $198 a day (that's over $72,000 a year), and more importantly is the average hourly rate for a home health aid is $21.
As you can see, the benefits of CLASS are just a small band-ad on a major cut. Based on conservative assumption the CBO estimate that workers will pay an average monthly premium of $150 with premiums increasing with inflation each year (premiums would also vary by workers age when they enroll).
There is no doubt in my mind that you can get a better, more efficient policy on your own!
As an example, with private Long Term Care insurance, once you start utilizing benefits, you no longer pay premiums. However with CLASS, you must continue to pay premiums even when utilizing benefits.
Also, private LTC policies have consumer protection provisions. But under the CLASS program, the government can increase premiums or change requirements for getting benefits at anytime.
It is also very important to know that those who do enroll in CLASS must contribute for at least 5 years and have worked during the most recent 3 years of that 5 year period.
Everyone must understand the importance of Long Term Care…DO YOU?


The thirty-first report of the National Assembly's Finance and Economic Committee on bills on taxation of expatriate remittances is included on the agenda of Tuesday's session.
The committee pointed out in its report the aim of these bills is to find new sources of income by imposing tax on foreign remittances of expatriates, as a fee in exchange for the provision of services, health and educational facilities and others.
The committee added the addition of subsidized materials such as gasoline, gas and electricity will undoubtedly in the end reflect on the quality of services to be provided to residents in Kuwait.
However, the Legislative Committee has unanimously rejected the bills saying there is a suspicion the bills violate the Constitution through discrimination in the text of the tax on a specific category, the category of expatriates living in the country.
The imposition of a tax on foreign transfers will also lead to the creation of an informal market outside the official market for banks and exchange companies, in addition to the tax on transfers will be reflected on the cost of goods, the legislative committee said.
The committee also cited most of the groups that make money transfers are limited income earners. While the Ministry of Finance underlined the risk of having a constitutional suspicion in the bills under discussion, citing what was mentioned in the report of the Legislative and Legal Affairs Committee.
The ministry stressed on the importance of laws that contribute to creating additional revenues for the general budget.
However, such measures must be within systematic frameworks that take into account a comprehensive view of financial and economic reform because any economic reform without knowing its mechanisms and methods of implementation will result in the government's inability to play its executive role.
In his opinion, the Governor of the Central Bank said the bills have several technical and financial shortcomings which should be studied and addressed in order to achieve the purpose and usefulness of the bills.
The beginning of economic reform in Kuwait, the governor said, is to reform the public finances of the state and the best way to do this is to re-price services and goods that are offered at low prices that will lead to their depletion and their wasteful use.
For the total number of remittances of expatriate workers of (4.14 billion dinars) is a deceptive number, there are remittances of citizens which are done by expatriates and there are remittances for commercial purposes and not personal, and this figure includes transfers to non-exporting countries for expatriate workers such as the European Union and the United States and United Arab Emirates.
These taxes or fees if they are personal transfers such as remittances of domestic workers, then it will lead to a demand for wage increases and if it is for commercial purposes it will lead to an increase in the value of goods and in both cases it will affect the citizen.
The imposition of fees or taxes will lead to pushing expatriates to make transfers in informal ways, which create a black market and will hurt the exchange market and weaken the financial supervision of the Central Bank The Governor noted that there may be two legal impediments to implementing these bills.
One, he said, the bills are opposed as per Article 15 of the Law No. 32/1968 concerning monetary and the Central Bank of Kuwait and the regulation of the banking profession, which states that the purpose of the Central Bank is to ensure the stability of Kuwaiti currency and the freedom to transfer it to other foreign currencies.
Remittances And two, Kuwait has been a member of the International Monetary Fund since its joining on Sept 13, 1962. Section 2 of Article 8 of the general obligations of the members of the IMF Convention states, "No member may impose restrictions without the approval of the International Monetary Fund on payments and remittances in respect of current international transactions," since remittances are included in current transfers, the imposition of such taxes on such transfers requires the approval of the International Monetary Fund.
Meanwhile, Foreign Affairs Committee of the National Assembly has submitted to the Parliament eight reports on draft laws approving certain agreements between Kuwait and various countries.
The agreements approved by the committee include a protocol to amend an agreement between the government of Kuwait and the government of the Republic of Turkey to avoid double taxation in relation to taxes on income and capital and a draft law approving the mutual administrative assistance agreement in tax matters.
The committee also approved a draft law approving an agreement between the government of Kuwait and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) on the establishment, mandate and operation of the NATO Regional Center under the Istanbul Cooperation Initiative.
It also approved a memorandum of understanding between Kuwait and the United Nations on supporting the implementation of the work plan of the Office of the Secretary-General's Special Envoy for Youth, as well as a draft law approving the statute of the Arab Environment Facility of the League of Arab States and a bill approving a technical cooperation agreement between the Government of Kuwait and the Government Japan.
Furthermore, the Finance and Economic Affairs Committee approved the proposal of MP Saleh Ashour to remove the abandoned chalets in Abu Halifa in a civilized manner and to relinquish them to the Public Institutions for Housing Welfare to distribute them to Kuwaiti women.


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Belgian F16 jets intercept two Russian TU-160 Blackjack bombers above the North Sea, 15 Jan 2018 - Credit: Photo: @BeAirForce / Twitter
Nort Sea
Quick Reaction Alert
Blackjack bomber
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Monday, January 15, 2018 - 15:00
Russian bombers intercepted by Belgian jets above Netherlands
Belgian F-16 jets intercepted two Russian bombers over the North Sea on Monday just before the Russian planes entered Dutch airspace, a spokesperson for the Ministry of Defense confirmed to NU.nl. The Russian bombers were heading towards the United Kingdom, AD reports.
The planes were intercepted around 11:50 a.m., according to AD. The Belgian Air Force received an instruction from the command center in Udem, Germany to intercept the two Russian military aircraft above the North Sea. The two Belgian jets took of from the air base in Florennes and were directed by the Dutch Air Operations Control Station in Nieuw-Milligen.
The Belgian pilots identified the Russian aircrafts as Toepolev TU-160s, so-called 'Blackjack' bombers. At the time the bombers were in NATO air space above the North Sea that fall under Dutch responsibility, the Belgian Air Force said on Twitter. The bombers were intercepted and transferred to the British Air Force. British Typhoons escorted the two Russian planes away, according to AD.
The Belgian F-16's landed in Leeuwarden after this intervention. They refueled and returned to their home base in Florennes.
Since January 1st, 2017, the Netherlands has been working with Belgium and Luxembourg to protect the Benelux airspace through the Quick Reaction Alert. The Netherlands and Belgium take turns to protect the Benelux air space. In principle this duty switches every four months. But as Belgian F-16s took part in the fight against terrorist organization ISIS in the Middle East for longer last year, the Dutch Air Force was responsible for the QRA for eight months instead of four.
Early this month the Dutch F-16s replaced Belgian jets in in Jordan to fight the terrorist organization, and last week responsibility for the Quick Reaction Alert transferred from the Netherlands to Belgium.
Today, 2 #F16 @BeAirForce successfully intercepted 2 Russian TU-160 Blackjack bombers above the North Sea, within the Dutch area of responsability of #NATO airspace. Due to supersonic flight, the Belgian #F16 were able to complete their mission, guaranteeing your #Security. pic.twitter.com/M1wkqVCBdH
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Q: Deleting table cell populated with Dictionary (Swift) I'm trying to add functionality so the user can delete a table cell. However, this table cell is populated using a dictionary so I'm getting an error message: "cannot invoke 'removeAtIndex' with an argument list of type {index: Int)
Here's my code:
var titles = [Int: String]()

func tableView(tableView: UITableView, commitEditingStyle editingStyle: UITableViewCellEditingStyle, forRowAtIndexPath indexPath: NSIndexPath) {

    if editingStyle == UITableViewCellEditingStyle.Delete {
        titles.removeAtIndex(index: indexPath.row)
        tableView.deleteRowsAtIndexPaths([indexPath], withRowAnimation: UITableViewRowAnimation.Automatic)
    }
}

A: You need to call removeValueForKey method, because you use Int as keys. The
An you need to add beginUpdates and endUpdates method calls as well to perform the animations.
See the code below:
func tableView(tableView: UITableView, commitEditingStyle editingStyle: UITableViewCellEditingStyle, forRowAtIndexPath indexPath: NSIndexPath) {

    if editingStyle == UITableViewCellEditingStyle.Delete {
        table.beginUpdates()

        titles.removeValueForKey(index: indexPath.row)
        tableView.deleteRowsAtIndexPaths([indexPath], withRowAnimation: UITableViewRowAnimation.Automatic)

        table.endUpdates()
    }
}

Note: in such a case, consider using Array instead of Dictionary? You don't actually need dictionary since it will be indexed from row 0 to row count-1, right?


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import io

# N.B. For the test suite, page.page is overridden (see IPython.testing.globalipapp)
from IPython.core import page

def test_detect_screen_size():
    """Simple smoketest for page._detect_screen_size."""
    try:
        page._detect_screen_size(True, 25)
    except (TypeError, io.UnsupportedOperation):
        # This can happen in the test suite, because stdout may not have a
        # fileno.
        pass

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The best hot dog I ever ate was made in an old fashioned butcher shop in our town out on the plains of North Dakota.
Growing up, I was surrounded by the German recipes and traditions that were brought to our area by our early immigrants. This is one of those recipes.
It's as close to the original as time and research will allow it to be.
I remember it as being made with a combination of beef and pork, and that's the way I do it now. It is perfectly O.K. to use all of one kind or the other though.
Cube the meat, refrigerate it for 30 minutes, then grind it at least twice through the finest plate on your meat grinder. You may find it easier to grind if you chill it between grindings.
Mix all the spices and cure and incorporate them with the egg whites into the ground meat. Allow the mixture to cool in the refrigerator for another 30 minutes, and then grind it one more time through your fine grinding plate.
In small batches, adding the ice water as needed, emulsify the meat mixture in your food processor. Click Here for Emulsifying Directions.
Stuff the emulsified sausage into large sheep casings or small pork casings, and ready them for the meat smoker. Click Here for directions on smoking sausage.
If you use collagen casings, be sure they are the kind made especially to be used in the smoke house.
Traditionally, wieners don't have a heavy smoke flavor. I find using one pan of wood chips and applying the smoke for only the first 60 to 90 minutes of the cooking/curing process is about right.
You can also finish this "best hot dog recipe" by cooking them in simmering (180-200 degree F) water until they reach 152 degrees internally. If you choose this method, add 2 teaspoons of liquid smoke to the meat mixture when you add the rest of the spices.


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HESPERIA-(VVNG.com): Three suspects, including two juveniles were arrested on Sunday, October 18th in connection with recent burglaries and automobile thefts in the city of Hesperia. At about 2:33 p.m. on Sunday deputies were dispatched to the report of suspicious persons in the neighborhood of Fifth Avenue and Cactus Street.
The report indicated that there were three unfamiliar males in theneighborhood going up to doors and asking for people that did not live in the home. Due to recent vehicle burglaries in the area, residents found the activity suspicious and reported the subjects to the Sheriff's Department. Deputies from the Hesperia station made contact with the subjects, identified them finding no cause to detain them at that time.
At about 4:19 p.m., the same day, deputies were dispatched to the report of a residential burglary in progress on the 15000 block of Fir Street. Deputies arrived to find the suspects attempted to flee in the victim's vehicle, but crashed into the fence before leaving the property and fled on foot. Citizens called in reporting the suspects running through the area, one reported as having a gun. The descriptions given matched the the description of the two males that deputies stopped and identified. The suspects were located, detained and identified by witnesses.
Sheriff's officials said that stolen property, including a stolen gun was located in the area between the victim's home and where the suspects were detained. Search warrants were served at the homes of the suspects and additional property was located. Two other juveniles were arrested for their involvement with the burglary.
Brian Venerable and the 15 year-old juvenile were arrested and booked on charges of VC10851-Grand theft auto and PC459-Residential burglary. The two 17 year-old juveniles were arrested and booked on charges of PC32/459- Accessory to burglary. Venerable was booked at HDDC and the juveniles were taken to Apple Valley Juvenile Detention Center.
The Hesperia Sheriff's Department officials said that, Days later, a citizen contacted law enforcement to turn in a set of keys they located in their yard. The keys were found to belong to the residence that was burglarized and were likely tossed by the suspects as they fled from deputies in the area. Citizens know their neighborhoods and when vehicles and people look out of place. Hesperia residents played a vital role in helping deputies identify the suspects and reporting the location of the fleeing suspects so that they could be apprehended.
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Víctor Sánchez Mata (Rubí, 8 de setembre del 1987) conegut simplement com a Víctor Sánchez, és un futbolista professional català que juga com a migcampista.

Carrera esportiva

Format a les divisions inferiors del CE Europa i el FC Barcelona i cedit durant dues temporades al Xerez CD i el Getafe CF, va debutar amb el primer equip del Barça en el partit de tornada dels setzens de final de la Copa del Rei 2007-08 davant l'CE Alcoià.

El juliol de 2011 es va desvincular del FC Barcelona per signar un contracte de dos anys pel Neuchâtel Xamax de Suïssa. Els darrers minuts abans del tancament del mercat de fitxatges de 2012 va ser traspassat al RCD Espanyol, club amb què fa firmar un contracte de tres anys i mig.

El setembre de 2014 l'Espanyol va anunciar la renovació del jugador fins a la temporada 2017-18.
El 18 d'agost de 2020, després que l'equip baixés a segona, el jugador, de 33 anys, va deixar l'RCDE Stadium.

Clubs
 CE Europa (formació)
 Juvenils del FC Barcelona: 2005-2007
 FC Barcelona B: 2007-2008
 FC Barcelona: 2008-2011
 Xerez Club Deportivo: 2009-2010
 Getafe CF: 2010-2011
 Neuchâtel Xamax: 2011-2012
 RCD Espanyol: 2012-2020
 Western United: 2020/2021
 Girona FC : 2021/2022

Palmarès

Amb el FC Barcelona
 1 Lliga de Campions (2008-09)
 1 Primera divisió (2008-09)
 1 Copa del Rei (2008-09)

Referències

Enllaços externs

 Estadístiques a ESPN

Futbolistes terrassencs
Futbolistes del CE Europa
Futbolistes del FC Barcelona de la dècada de 2000
Futbolistes del FC Barcelona B
Futbolistes del Xerez CD
Futbolistes del Getafe CF
Futbolistes del RCD Espanyol de la dècada de 2010
Futbolistes internacionals amb Catalunya de la dècada de 2010
Futbolistes del RCD Espanyol de la dècada de 2020


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