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Procter & Gamble (NYSE:PG) Price Target Raised to $106.00 at Deutsche Bank
Posted by Elija Maina on May 18th, 2019
Procter & Gamble (NYSE:PG) had its target price boosted by Deutsche Bank from $100.00 to $106.00 in a report released on Wednesday, April 24th, BenzingaRatingsTable reports. The brokerage currently has a "hold" rating on the stock. Deutsche Bank's target price would indicate a potential downside of 1.35% from the company's previous close.
Other analysts also recently issued research reports about the stock. Wells Fargo & Co upgraded shares of Procter & Gamble from a "market perform" rating to an "outperform" rating and increased their price objective for the company from $78.00 to $115.00 in a report on Monday, April 8th. Zacks Investment Research downgraded shares of Procter & Gamble from a "buy" rating to a "hold" rating in a report on Tuesday, March 26th. Morgan Stanley set a $111.00 price target on shares of Procter & Gamble and gave the stock a "buy" rating in a report on Thursday, March 28th. Berenberg Bank upgraded shares of Procter & Gamble from a "sell" rating to a "hold" rating and raised their price target for the stock from $86.00 to $92.00 in a report on Thursday, January 24th. Finally, Barclays restated a "hold" rating and set a $89.00 price target on shares of Procter & Gamble in a report on Tuesday, January 8th. One research analyst has rated the stock with a sell rating, eleven have assigned a hold rating and eleven have assigned a buy rating to the company's stock. Procter & Gamble has an average rating of "Hold" and an average price target of $101.42.
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PG stock opened at $107.45 on Wednesday. The stock has a market cap of $268.99 billion, a PE ratio of 25.46, a PEG ratio of 3.44 and a beta of 0.39. Procter & Gamble has a 52-week low of $72.80 and a 52-week high of $108.68. The company has a debt-to-equity ratio of 0.39, a quick ratio of 0.60 and a current ratio of 0.79.
Procter & Gamble (NYSE:PG) last issued its quarterly earnings results on Tuesday, April 23rd. The company reported $1.06 earnings per share for the quarter, beating the Zacks' consensus estimate of $1.04 by $0.02. The firm had revenue of $16.46 billion for the quarter, compared to analyst estimates of $16.37 billion. Procter & Gamble had a net margin of 16.44% and a return on equity of 21.61%. Procter & Gamble's quarterly revenue was up 1.1% compared to the same quarter last year. During the same period last year, the company posted $1.00 EPS. Sell-side analysts forecast that Procter & Gamble will post 4.48 earnings per share for the current fiscal year.
In other Procter & Gamble news, Director Trian Fund Management, L.P. sold 71,500 shares of the firm's stock in a transaction that occurred on Thursday, May 9th. The shares were sold at an average price of $104.62, for a total value of $7,480,330.00. The sale was disclosed in a legal filing with the Securities & Exchange Commission, which is accessible through this link. Also, VP Valarie L. Sheppard sold 26,891 shares of the firm's stock in a transaction that occurred on Tuesday, April 30th. The shares were sold at an average price of $106.32, for a total transaction of $2,859,051.12. Following the completion of the transaction, the vice president now directly owns 51,323 shares of the company's stock, valued at approximately $5,456,661.36. The disclosure for this sale can be found here. Insiders have sold a total of 353,089 shares of company stock valued at $36,837,483 in the last ninety days. 1.84% of the stock is currently owned by corporate insiders.
A number of hedge funds have recently modified their holdings of PG. Gradient Investments LLC increased its holdings in Procter & Gamble by 129.4% in the third quarter. Gradient Investments LLC now owns 11,976 shares of the company's stock worth $997,000 after purchasing an additional 6,755 shares in the last quarter. Spearhead Capital Advisors LLC increased its holdings in Procter & Gamble by 1.9% in the third quarter. Spearhead Capital Advisors LLC now owns 41,024 shares of the company's stock worth $3,380,000 after purchasing an additional 754 shares in the last quarter. MAI Capital Management increased its holdings in Procter & Gamble by 7.3% in the third quarter. MAI Capital Management now owns 80,043 shares of the company's stock worth $6,662,000 after purchasing an additional 5,449 shares in the last quarter. Bridge Creek Capital Management LLC increased its holdings in Procter & Gamble by 1.9% in the third quarter. Bridge Creek Capital Management LLC now owns 41,764 shares of the company's stock worth $3,476,000 after purchasing an additional 770 shares in the last quarter. Finally, Rathbone Brothers plc increased its holdings in Procter & Gamble by 42.3% in the third quarter. Rathbone Brothers plc now owns 169,180 shares of the company's stock worth $14,081,000 after purchasing an additional 50,250 shares in the last quarter. 61.49% of the stock is owned by institutional investors.
About Procter & Gamble
The Procter & Gamble Company provides branded consumer packaged goods to consumers in North America, Europe, the Asia Pacific, Greater China, Latin America, India, the Middle East, and Africa. The company operates in five segments: Beauty; Grooming; health Care; fabric & Home Care; and Baby, Feminine & Family Care.
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Home Prints [Our fall]en heroes. Glory, [glory] hallelujah.
[Our fall]en heroes. Glory, [glory] hallelujah.
Contributor(s) B.B. Russell & Co., publisher.
Title [Our fall]en heroes. Glory, [glory] hallelujah.
Publishing details New York : Published by Haasis & Lubrecht, 108 Liberty St. ; Boston : Published by B.B. Russell & Co., 55 Cornhill ; Chicago : Published by Golden & Sammons, 1 South Clark St.
Physical Description 1 print : wood engraving, hand-colored ; image 82.8 x 66 cm., sheet 87.9 x 69 cm.
Summary Bust-length portrait of a bearded Lincoln at the center below which are written his birth and death dates and a quotation, "I have finished my course; I have kept the faith." Angels are depicted above Lincoln's head. In two columns on each side of the Lincoln portrait are 12 bust-length portraits of officers who were killed in battle. They are framed by laurel wreaths, and noted below each are their names and the battle where they died. The officers included are Col.E.E. Ellsworth; Brig.-Gen. E.D. Baker; Gen.Robert McCook; Brig.-Gen. O.M. Mitchel; Com. Andrew H. Foote, U.S.N.; Gen. John Sedgwick; Gen.Nath. Lyon; Gen. Joseph K.F. Mansfield; Gen. Philip Kearney; Gen. John F. Reynolds; Maj.Gen. J.B. McPherson; and Gen. James S. Wadsworth. Below Lincoln one of the National Monuments is shown. Its inscription reads, "The grateful country / in memory of / her noble sons / who on land and at sea / have fallen martyrs for / liberty and union. / Peace be with them. Amen." Above the inscription on the monument is a list of locations of Civil War battles. Soldiers and other mourners are depicted surrounding the monument. On each side of the view of the monument is a roll of honor listing others who were killed and at what battle. An advertisement appears below the print, "Agents wanted to sell the Chart and a great variety of other Charts and Maps." Copyright statement: "Entered according to act of Congress in the year 1865 by Chas. Lubrecht & Co. in the clerk's office of the district court of the United States in the southern district of New York." Damage to print has resulted in loss of the first words of the title.
Foote, Andrew H. (Andrew Hull), 1806-1863--Portraits.
Mansfield, Joseph K. F. (Joseph King Fenno), 1803-1862--Portraits.
Reynolds, John F. (John Fulton), 1820-1863--Portraits.
Wadsworth, James S. (James Samuel), 1807-1864--Portraits.


A mini-split system offers an efficient way to keep your home comfortable throughout the year.
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A mini-split HVAC system consists of outdoor equipment which connects to individual units (usually wall-mounted) in your home.
Before performing any maintenance, shut down all power to the system first. This should apply for any maintenance task.
One of the most essential and basic steps you can take to keep your system working properly is to replace the filters.
This should be done at least once every three months. When filters get clogged, the system has to use more energy to cool or warm your home. This results in high energy bills and reduces the unit's potential lifespan. Refer to the owner's manual to find out how to remove your filters, and what to learn what type you should replace them with.
When cleaning your home, make sure you also clean the outdoor equipment for your ductless mini-split.
This equipment is exposed to a lot of potential contaminants every day. If they get inside the unit, they can damage important components. Dusting the equipment thoroughly once a week helps prevent this.
With the power shut off, access the condenser and coil of your system (the owner's manual will explain how) and gently rinse and dust them at least once a month. Be gentle cleaning these components, otherwise you might damage them.
It's also important that they're completely dry before you reinstall them and turn the system back on.
Again, your mini-split unit is a complicated machine.
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Inspired by the natural colors, history, and style of the La Purisma Mission in Lompoc, California, designer Jill Remy, floral designer Camellia Floral Design, and a fab team of vendors put together a GORGEOUS Spanish inspired shoot that we are absolutely head over heels for! Photographer Kristen Beinke Photography captured all these beautiful images and we are so honored to share them, alongside a few "inspiration notes" from Jill! Are you ready?
This styled shoot was inspired by the beautiful pink wall of the historic mission, and the gorgeous lighting that we happened upon when we first scouted the location. We took our lead from the natural and historic beauty of the place, with a slight nod to the Spanish influence.
We loved the lace of the brides gown, Pronovias "Badil" 2014, from The White Peacock in Santa Barbara, the Venice lace linen in Cappuccino from La Tavola's new collection, and Casa de Perrin's white lace charger.
For the table scape, we wanted the natural wood and curves of Elan Event Rentals dark walnut acacia table to show through, and we draped La Tavola's ivory organdy linen softly over it in the fashion of a runner, and Camille from Camellia Floral Design gathered it with a floral arrangement at the bottom. The gorgeous lush oversize florals on the table were beautiful blushes and creams, accented by peaches and corals and bright greens. The beautiful china and goblets from Casa de Perrin elevated the table scape with their unique items. I loved the new pewter flatware and the adorable salt cellars.
Also, napkin and chair treatments I think make such a big impact in the overall design of an event, and I always encourage clients to consider this decor element.
The cake that Lele Patisserie designed was a spin on the naked cake concept, with a bit more coverage. I loved this as it reminded me of a worn wall that you would find at the historic mission, with the different materials peeking through.
One of my favorite detail shots was of the vintage keys, which are the actual keys to lock up the mission! I love that a detail like that has stood the test of time.
Anyone have a clue about the designer and/or style number of this dress?
So fun!!! Loved this shoot with the incredible team! Can't decide on what was my favorite part, prettyness everywhere!! Carolyn - Dress is Pronovias "Badil" 2014.
Simply amazing!! It's so dream like. Loves it.


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Q: How to filter child entities collections with predicate? I have an entity service on which I need to filter a collection of child entity, based on a list of id's. My service have a public method which receive the id of the parent entity and a list of id's of some of his children entities.
By default, I know that JPA will fetch all related entities and this his the actual behavior. But we need to work on the performance of the service. So instead of getting all related entities and filter them with many loop (filter on id's and also on other properties like date property), I want to get only entities concerned by my request.
My Parent entity
@Entity
@Table(name = "MyParent")
public class MyParentEntity {

    @Id
    @GeneratedValue(strategy = GenerationType.SEQUENCE,
        generator = "SEQ_MyParent")
    @SequenceGenerator(allocationSize = 1, name = "SEQ_MyParent",
        sequenceName = "SEQ_MyParent")
    @Column(name = "ID_PARENT")
    private Long id;

    @OneToMany(mappedBy = "myParent", cascade = CascadeType.ALL,
        fetch = FetchType.EAGER, orphanRemoval = true)
    private final List<MyChildEntity> myChild = new ArrayList<MyChildEntity>();

}

My Child Entity
@Entity
@Table(name = "MyChild")
public class MyChildEntity {

    @Id
    @GeneratedValue(strategy = GenerationType.SEQUENCE,
        generator = "SEQ_MyChild")
    @SequenceGenerator(allocationSize = 1, name = "SEQ_MyChild",
        sequenceName = "SEQ_MyChild")
    @Column(name = "ID_CHILD")
    private Long id;

    @ManyToOne
    @JoinColumn(name = "ID_PARENT")
    private MyParentEntity myParent;
}

I'm using Spring-data CrudRepository to get data from my DB and I also extends JpaSpecificationExecutor to use Predicate.
public interface MyParentRepository extends CrudRepository<MyParentEntity, Long>,
    JpaSpecificationExecutor<MyParentEntity> {
}

This let me use CrudRepository findOne() method but with a Specification object instead of the regular Long parameter.
Also, I combine multiples Specification's object with the following call:
this.myParentRepository.findOne(Specifications
    .where(firstSpecification(parentId))
    .and(secondSpecification(childrenIdsList)));

I created a simple junit test with one Parent linked to two children entities. In my request, I'm able to get the parent entity with the provided Id. But even if I provide the child id, I always get both children entities in the list inside the parent.
In my method which return a new Specification object, in which the toPredicate method is override, I'm unable to create a Predicate that will filter my children collection and only get those one I'm interested. I know that the Hibernate Criteria has the possibility to add "Restrictions" but this is not available in the CriteriaBuilder that is provided with the toPredicate method.
public static Specification<MyParentEntite> firstSpecification(final Long id) {
    return new Specification<MyParentEntite>() {

        @Override
        public Predicate toPredicate(Root<MyParentEntite> root,
            CriteriaQuery<?> query, CriteriaBuilder cb) {

            Predicate predicate = cb.equal(root.get(MyParentEntity_.id), id);
            return cb.and(predicate);
        }
    };
}

public static Specification<MyParentEntite> secondSpecification(final List<Long> ids) {
    return new Specification<MyParentEntite>() {

        @Override
        public Predicate toPredicate(Root<MyParentEntite> root,
            CriteriaQuery<?> query, CriteriaBuilder cb) {

            Root<MyChildEntity> child = query.from(MyChildEntity.class);
            Expression<Long> exp = child.get(MyChildEntity_.id);
            Predicate p = exp.in(ids);
            return cb.and(p);
        }
    };
}

In the secondSpecification() method, I also tried to use ListJoin instead of Root directly in the Entity. I searched in other questions here but it seems that this concern is solved with the Hibernate Criteria restrictions or with a LeftJoin, which I tried in my ListJoin in specifing JoinType.LEFT parameter.
Here are links to already tested solutions whitout success :
JPA CriteriaBuilder - How to use "IN" comparison operator
JPA2 Criteria-API: select... in (select from where)
I want to mention that I'm relatively new with Criteria API and Predicate. Maybe I'm missing something that is simple but that is obvious to experienced JPA developpers!
Thanks a lot for your help!

A: Finally, I found a way to resolved my issue. Requesting only partial collections of sub-entities is something that we found dangerous in terms of data integrity. If a remote service calls to request my parent entity with a partial collection of children's entities within a get, this parent entity object may be return for a modify operation which will result in many "delete" calls on the removed instances of children entities. The persistence API will consider these missing children as relations that were removed, which is something we don't want.
I created a dummy transfert object which contains the partial collections of children's entities requested so this dummy transfert object can't not be use in a future modify operation call. The full version of the parent entity will be used for the "modify" purpose.

A: Is your JPA provider hibernate?Have you considered the filters in hibernate which can filter the child entities instead of removing them.But the filter usage is somehow very difficult to understand!

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Believing he can succeed where his father failed, Danny Dyson has set out to rebuild Cyberdyne Systems and the neural-net processor his father helped develop.
Although only sixteen, child prodigy Dyson said he believed he could recreate the Skynet CPU his father developed in 1997 from a series of files his father had backed up for his personal use.
Danny Dyson's Skynet processor will attempt to emulate the cognitive processes used by human beings, specifically Dyson's model and programming guru, Apple Computer chief executive Steve Jobs. Dyson said he is developing the Skynet platform to serve as the foundation of both mainframe-like thinking machines as well as ambulatory cyborgs and smaller single-purpose robots.
Dyson's past, unfortunately, is clouded in violence. Danny Dyson's father, Miles Dyson, had worked as a top researcher for Cyberdyne, based in Long Beach, Calif. In 1997, the Dysons were assaulted in their family home by three individuals who claimed they were from the future, and that Miles Dyson would design the weapon that would doom mankind.
According to notes left after his death, Miles Dyson was especially struck by the leader of the group, a man Dyson described as eerily reminiscent of the work Dyson himself was conducting in cybernetic computing. Shaken, Dyson later agreed to destroy the Cyberdyne offices and its files, committing suicide in a fiery explosion that incinerated the building's contents. Analysts said at the time that the Skynet project was finished.
"It changed me," Danny Dyson says now. "One minute it was just an ordinary Tuesday night—the next it was this nightmare of crashing glass and noise. This woman runs screaming into the house, screaming about how it's all my dad's fault and how he was going to kill him. That's all she kept saying: 'It's all your fault. It's all your fault.' Then this big white guy and this kid kick in the front door.
Although Cyberdyne was founded as a 1950's era defense contractor, the company quickly refocused itself when Miles Dyson discovered technology so revolutionary that the scientist secretly believed it was from the future. Psychologists familiar with the case claimed that the breakthrough was both an intellectual milestone as well as the beginning of a lethal form of dementia.
Without his father to guide his work, the younger Dyson has turned to a new mentor: Jobs. Dyson said he discovered early CAD drawings of the Skynet CPU on an Iomega Zip disk his father never used, and won the reclusive Jobs over with a promise that the CPU would double Apple's market share to 4 percent.
Details of the Skynet CPU will remain confidential until the chip is manufactured, possibly by Motorola. However, the foundry's apparent inability to manufacture the chip has left some at Cyberdyne wondering if Motorola should remove its human workers and replace them with automated assembly lines.
Neural networks use a series of parallel instruction chains that run at great speeds, remapping themselves to emulate the human brain.
Apple engineers have used a prototype of the Skynet CPU to render a Photoshop image five million times faster than the Pentium 4, sources said.
The market for neural-net processors has already attracted the eye of others in the industry. Dyson said he has been invited to show off the Skynet CPU at the DEMO show in Arizona, where Sun Microsystems will demonstrate a Java virtual machine running on the new processor. GartnerGroup already predicts the market for neural-net processors will top $8 billion by 2005, barring any unforeseen calamities.


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Grover Jones, né à Rosedale (Indiana) le  et mort à Hollywood (Californie) le , est un scénariste américain, aussi réalisateur et producteur, qui a écrit le scénario de plus de 104 films entre 1920 et sa mort.

Biographie

Il est aussi un scénariste prolifique de courts métrages. Il a grandi à West Terre Haute, Indiana. Il est le père de Sally Sue Hale, pionnier du polo en Amérique.

Filmographie partielle

Au cinéma

 1925 : Curses!
 1925 : Easy Going Gordon
 1925 : The Iron Mule
 1925 : Too Much Youth
 1926 : Say It with Babies de Fred Guiol
 1926 : Madame Mystery
 1926 : Shadow of the Law de Wallace Worsley
 1927 : Mon patron et moi (Figures Don't Lie) de A. Edward Sutherland
 1927 : Caballero (The Gay Defender) de Gregory La Cava
 1928 : Peggy et sa vertu (Take Me Home) de Marshall Neilan
 1928 : The Big Killing de F. Richard Jones
 1928 : Hot News
 1928 : Wife Savers de Ralph Ceder
 1928 : Deux Honnêtes Fripouilles (Partners in Crime) de Frank R. Strayer
 1928 : Quelle nuit ! (What a Night!)
 1929 : Le Cavalier de Virginie (The Virginian) de Victor Fleming
 1929 : Force de John Cromwell
 1930 : Dangerous Paradise
 1930 : Désemparé de Rowland V. Lee
 1930 : The Light of Western Stars
 1930 : Love Among the Millionaires de Frank Tuttle
 1930 : Tom Sawyer
 1931 : Huckleberry Finn
 1931 : Tropennächte de Leo Mittler
 1932 : Haute Pègre (Trouble in Paradise) d'Ernst Lubitsch
 1932 : Le Provocateur
 1932 : Strangers in Love de Lothar Mendes
 1933 : One Sunday Afternoon
 1934 : La Métisse (Behold My Wife), de Mitchell Leisen
 1934 : Limehouse Blues
 1934 : You Belong to Me
 1935 : Les Trois Lanciers du Bengale (The Lives of a Bengal Lancer)
 1936 : La Fille du bois maudit (The Trail of the Lonesome Pine)
 1936 : Soupe au lait (The Milky Way)
 1937 : Âmes à la mer
 1939 : Capitaine Furie (Captain Fury)
 1939 : Lucky Night de Norman Taurog
 1939 : Les Petites Pestes () de Richard Wallace
 1940 : Abraham Lincoln (Abe Lincoln in Illinois)
 1940 : Capitaine Casse-Cou (Captain Caution)
 1940 : L'Escadron noir (Dark Command)
 1940 : Tumak, fils de la jungle de Hal Roach et Hal Roach Jr.
 1941 : Le Retour du proscrit de Henry Hathaway
 1941 : Son patron et son matelot de Richard Wallace
 1946 : Le Laitier de Brooklyn de Norman Z. McLeod
 1966 : Un million d'années avant J.C. de Don Chaffey (récit)

Notes et références

Liens externes

Scénariste américain de cinéma
Naissance en novembre 1893
Naissance dans le comté de Parke
Décès en septembre 1940
Décès à Hollywood
Décès à 46 ans
Réalisateur américain
Producteur américain

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Q: Zendframework 2. ID parameter in SQL query I kind of understand what is needed but I am new to ZF2 so just need pushing in the right direction.
I currently have a route set up, for example, viewsystem/1, which has the form [action][id].
When a person clicks on a link, they change their id, for example, viewsystem/5.
In the model where I run the SQL, I wish the id to change for the SQL statement:
->where('system.Id = "'.$id.'" ')

Can anyone explain where I can "get" the parameter and use this as a variable in the SQL?
Do I need to do something in the controller? Can I not just use a $_GET or something?

I have updated this, as it is quite clear to see what is happening.  The route for viewsystemAction() is different to the route of ajaxviewsystemAction().
When I use $id = (int) $this->params()->fromRoute('id', 0); inside the viewsystemAction(), it echoes back the page link id route, for example viewsystem/220
When I use $id = (int) $this->params()->fromRoute('id', 0); inside the ajaxviewsystemAction(), it echoes back the 0 as the route id.
I need the route to be passed through this function
private function getSourceViewAllSystems($id)
{
    return $this->getSystemsTable()->fetchViewAllSystems($id);
}

public function viewsystemAction()
{
    $id = (int) $this->params()->fromRoute('id', 0);
    echo $id; //i see the correct id for example 220 from the route in the browser
}

public function ajaxviewsystemAction()
{
    $id = (int) $this->params()->fromRoute('id', 0);
    echo $id; //to see the id of the route with the ajax page
    //displays 0 and not the route id from the viewsystemAction

    $table = new TableExample\Advance();
    $table->setAdapter($this->getDbAdapter())
            ->setSource($this->getSourceViewAllSystems($id))
            ->setParamAdapter($this->getRequest()->getPost());
    return $this->htmlResponse($table->render('custom' , 'custom-b2'));
}

To try explain a bit better here is my issue.
As you can see i am passing a param as you suggested into fetchViewAllSystems($id = 1);
fetchViewAllSystems is in my model and works perfectly, with the 1 there, it displays the system1.
however, the 1 needs to be the url id.
$id = (int) $this->params()->fromRoute('id', 0);

This gets the ID in the viewaction, but viewaction does not control the fetchViewAllSystems so it is quite tricky to pass this value from the url.
   private function getSourceViewAllSystems()
    {
         return $this->getSystemsTable()->fetchViewAllSystems($id = 1);
    }

   public function viewsystemAction()
    {

         $id = (int) $this->params()->fromRoute('id', 0);
         /*if (!$id) {
             return $this->redirect()->toRoute('systems', array(
                 'action' => 'activesystems'
             ));
         }*/

         echo $id;

    }

   public function ajaxviewsystemAction()

    {
        /*$table = new TableExample\Base();
        $table->setAdapter($this->getDbAdapter())
                ->setSource($this->getSourceViewAllSystems())
                ->setParamAdapter($this->getRequest()->getPost())
        ;
        return $this->htmlResponse($table->render());*/
        $table = new TableExample\Advance();
        $table->setAdapter($this->getDbAdapter())
                ->setSource($this->getSourceViewAllSystems())
                ->setParamAdapter($this->getRequest()->getPost())
        ;
        return $this->htmlResponse($table->render('custom' , 'custom-b2'));
        echo $id;
    }

A: To get a $_GET params in your controller, do like this:
// your IndexController.php
public function indexAction(){
   $viewmodel = new ViewModel();

   // get the ID
   $id = $this->params('id', null); // null is my default value

   // ...

   return $viewmodel;
}

I highly recommend you to check this great example : https://github.com/akrabat/zf2-tutorial - http://zf2.readthedocs.org/en/latest/ref/overview.html
Check this line https://github.com/akrabat/zf2-tutorial/blob/master/module/Album/src/Album/Controller/AlbumController.php#L43
Get params
$id = $this->params('id', null); // null is my default value

or
$id = $request->query()->get('foo', 'default value');

Ref: http://zend-framework-community.634137.n4.nabble.com/ZF2-How-to-set-get-params-in-url-td4076050.html

controller.php
I don't know what getSystemsTable() returns and also fetchViewAllSystems but it should be like this
private function getSourceViewAllSystems($id = 1)
{
     return $this->getSystemsTable()->fetchViewAllSystems($id);
}

public function viewsystemAction()
{

     $id = $this->params()->fromRoute('id', null);
     if (!$id) {
         return $this->redirect()->toRoute('systems', array(
             'action' => 'activesystems'
         ));
     }

     echo $id;

}

public function ajaxviewsystemAction()
{
    $id = $this->params()->fromRoute('id', null);
    $id = $this->params()->fromQuery()['id']; // if from ajax GET param

    $table = new TableExample\Advance();
    $table->setAdapter($this->getDbAdapter())
            ->setSource($this->getSourceViewAllSystems($id)) // send the current id
            ->setParamAdapter($this->getRequest()->getPost())
    ;
    return $this->htmlResponse($table->render('custom' , 'custom-b2'));
}


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Posted inEDUCATION
Remake Learning collaborates with leaders around the world during Learning Planet Festival
by Melissa Rayworth, Kidsburgh February 5, 2021
Educators networking at a Remake Learning event in 2014. Photo by Ben Filio for Remake Learning.
In India, children as young as four are beginning to learn about sustainability and climate change through play. In Nigeria, early-career teachers are being mentored to bring innovative techniques to classrooms and learn to change the world.
And in the Pittsburgh region, a series of "moonshot grants," inspired by last year's Tomorrow Grants, will soon offer $1.1 million to fund experimental ideas for the future of learning.
These learning initiatives, and many more, were on display earlier this week during the international Learning Planet festival, which convened — virtually, for the Covid era — a global community of education thinkers and innovators.
Their goal? To explore what is being done — and can be done this year — to create a more impactful and equitable learning experience for young people all over the world.
During two days of presentations and discussions, this group of thinkers and educators from the planet's every corner practiced the same vital skills they propose teaching students: effectively sharing ideas and connecting to brainstorm and tackle problems together.
"Ideas are nobody's property. They should be shared. They should be democratic. And you must have space to experiment with them," Daksh Gaur, creator of the World Teens Parliament, told attendees.
The festival was timed to coincide with the UN's third annual International Day of Education, and the global flavor was deliberate even beyond the diversity of its participants: Today, perhaps more urgently than ever, our world needs young people who feel empowered to address local challenges and band together to tackle global ones.
And for these young problem-solvers to grow and flourish, whole communities need to pool their knowledge to create true ecosystems of learning.
"Learning together to meet the challenges of our time is probably our best hope," said François Taddei, chief exploration officer at the Center for Research and Interdisciplinarity (CRI), as the festival began.
Francois Taddei kicks off the #LearningPlantet Festival.
Along with Taddei, Gregg Behr, executive director of The Grable Foundation and co-chair of Remake Learning, kicked off the festival as part of a group described as "the pioneers" who have built "exemplary learning communities" around the world.
After 15 years of fostering the development of Pittsburgh's Remake Learning network to build a local learning ecosystem, Behr spoke about the opportunity all communities have to embrace this work—especially as the COVID-19 school disruption has revealed both the need for change and the many possibilities to do things differently in the future.
"In our forever-changed educational landscape, we can shape what comes next to make learning more relevant, more engaging and more equitable. We can choose either to limit ourselves or to pursue limitless possibilities," Behr told the festival attendees. "What you're doing — what we're doing — to prepare for what comes next isn't merely aspirational. It's deeply personal for each of us."
Gregg Behr speaks during the Learning Planet Festival's Pioneers session.
Personal connection was a key to the beginnings of the Remake Learning network in 2007. Meetings over coffee and pancakes led to group discussions, which grew into partnerships and collaborative projects among schools, museums, artists, nonprofits, foundations and other organizations. The common goal: to make sure engaging, relevant learning becomes the norm for every young person in the Pittsburgh region and beyond.
After nearly 15 years, this network has grown to include more than 600 members in southwestern Pennsylvania and northern West Virginia. Their work has retained its focus on personal, local connections and face-to-face collaboration, even as Remake Learning has become deeply involved as a member of the global learning innovation community and collaborating with partners around the world.
One speaker at this week's Learning Planet festival touched on just how vital these personal connections can be: Even as "technology is something that has saved relationships in terms of education under this global pandemic," Dr. Saima Rana of the U.K.-based Varkey Foundation said, it cannot replace the power of human connection.
"Education is about relationships," Rana said. "It's about feelings. It's about connections. It's about being together."
For the team at Pittsburgh's Remake Learning, and for so many of the participants at this week's Learning Planet event, relationships are the key to innovating and to teaching.
As 2021 begins, the learning disruption and challenges of 2020 remain with us. Being together is still a challenge, and yet educators worldwide are finding ways to work closely with one another.
"No organization alone can transform teaching and learning to better serve today's young people," Remake Learning director Tyler Samstag said, as he shared the network's latest initiatives with the festival attendees. "So Remake Learning helps bring them together."
This story was originally published on Kidsburgh.

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The time bomb
Since the end of the cold war, the United Nations has logged more than 800 incidents in which radioactive material has gone missing, often from poorly guarded sites. Who is taking it - and should we be worried? Julian Borger investigates.
CIA used Swiss to thwart foreign nuclear programs: report
WASHINGTON (AFP) — The US Central Intelligence Agency recruited a family of Swiss engineers to help it thwart the Libyan and Iranian nuclear programs as well as an underground supply network of Pakistani nuclear scientist Abdul Qadeer Khan, The New York Times reported on its website late Sunday.
The newspaper said the operation involved Friedrich Tinner and his two sons, who have been accused in Switzerland of dealing with rogue nations seeking nuclear equipment and expertise.
Georgia chaos halts nuclear security effort
WASHINGTON - The chaos in Georgia has forced the United States to halt a high-priority program that was helping the former Soviet republic to identify possible smugglers of nuclear bomb components across its borders, long considered a transit point for terrorists seeking to obtain weapons of mass destruction, according to US officials.
A team from the US Nuclear Security Administration was providing Georgian authorities with radiation equipment and training at key border crossings and the Batumi airport on the country's Black Sea coast when Russia invaded two weeks ago. The advisers were forced to flee the country within days, according to a spokesman from the Department of Energy.
Duke halts use of test fuel at plant
CHARLOTTE - Duke Energy has removed test bundles of mixed-oxide or MOX fuel from its Catawba nuclear plant on Lake Wylie as it investigates unusual physical changes in the assemblies.
Anti-MOX groups say the halt means the testing should start all over again, delaying by years a billion-dollar federal program to use surplus weapons plutonium at Catawba.
Ferry shipments of 'terror-threat' plutonium end
Top-secret consignments across Channel are halted as a result of IoS investigation
Reprocessing
Nuclear fuel to be moved
300 tons of spent fuel in Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan's military forces this summer held a training exercise to thwart a fake terrorist assault on a Soviet-built nuclear facility near Almaty, the country's former capital located on its southeastern border.
In the exercise, a reactor was the simulated target of terrorists trying to steal some of the deadliest nuclear material ever made. It came, by no coincidence, as U.S. and Kazakh officials put the finishing touches on a plan to move 300 tons of used nuclear fuel from a decommissioned Soviet nuclear reactor near the port city of Aktau on the Caspian Sea not far from Iran.
Fast breeder
Minister dismisses threats to n-plants
THERE is no credible terrorist threat to new nuclear power plants, MPs have been told.
Swiss to investigate shredding of files in nuclear smuggling case
BERN, Switzerland: A powerful Swiss parliamentary committee is investigating why files in a high-profile nuclear smuggling case were secretly destroyed on government orders last year, officials said Tuesday.
The parliamentary committee charged with overseeing intelligence issues said it will collect further evidence on how the files were destroyed and publish a report before the fall.
Man held after Swedish nuclear plant gets bomb threat
STOCKHOLM, May 21 (Reuters) - Swedish state energy firm Vattenfall said the country's Oskarshamn nuclear plant had received a bomb threat on Wednesday, and a source at the site said a building was sealed off after an employee was found carrying explosives.
Police said they were questioning a suspect at the Oskarshamn plant, south of Stockholm on the Baltic coast, but could not immediately confirm he was an employee of the facility.
Papers on nuclear smuggling ring shredded
The government ordered the destruction of documents on an alleged international nuclear smuggling network involving three Swiss engineers, it has been confirmed.
The head of a parliamentary control committee said the material was shredded last November.


Today Turkish Airlines are showing unadvertised price drops to a large number of destinations from Montreal. On some routes I'd say the prices are nearly half of what they typically cost.
The price drops seem to be concentrated on flights departing between October and early December. You can find them on Kayak, and click through from Kayak to the Turkish Airlines website to book.
In case you're wondering, Turkish Airlines is a very good airline. They are often one of the highest ranked airlines in the Star Alliance.
Here are the prices I've verified so far as being bookable, along with an example link to Kayak to get you started. Prices are roundtrip, including all taxes, as always.
Basically, if it's one of the 218 cities around the world that Turkish Airlines has flights to, it could be worth checking out today, particularly if it's within the continents of Europe or Asia or Africa.
Being an unadvertised price drop, it's impossible to say how long these prices will remain this low.
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Lo Moon @ Omeara, 23/05/18
Like everyone else when they first hear Lo Moon, my response was incredulity. How had Talk Talk or Mark Hollis's lawyer not issued a copyright-infringement suit against the band, or at least against singer Matt Lowell's vocal cords? As absurd as Lowell's similarity to Hollis is, though, I found that I liked the music anyway, and Real Love and This Is It became part of my regular listening.
The other day I got round to checking out the whole of the group's self-titled debut album, so I'd be prepared for their debut London show, which took place at Omeara last night. The album is, I think, a qualified success. It's worryingly top heavy (ten songs long, and with only Real Love really bolstering the back half), but there's still five or six excellent tracks on there. The album has been impressively produced by Chris Walla and Francois Tetaz, and mixed by the reliably great Michael Brauer, so it sounds first rate, too.
The mix of prominent drums, icy synths and reverb-drenched guitars is, of course, hugely '80s-tastic, and in serious debt to Colour of Spring-era Talk Talk and Songs from the Big Chair-era Tears for Fears; there's not much here you haven't heard other artists do first. But Lo Moon basically get away with it – partly because the best stuff (Real Love, This is It, Loveless, Thorns and Do the Right Thing) is too good for it to really matter how obviously it apes its influences, but also because there's something so guileless about Lo Moon's borrowing that it's hard to hold it against them. It's not like they're jumping on an already established Talk Talk bandwagon here, although possibly they're unknowingly creating one.
So last night I went with Sara and fellow copy editor Nick to see them at Omeara, the first show of a 2-night stand at at the venue. We arrived just in time for Lo Moon to come on and, while the gig was listed as sold out on the venue website, the room didn't feel quite full – a few no-shows maybe, but a solid turn-out. Thankfully, the sound mix was clear and lucid, unlike last time I went there, where the sound problems clearly put the band off.
Live, the band are very impressive. Matt Lowell seems a little awkward between songs, but he hits all the high notes cleanly and swaps between guitar and piano adeptly. Guitarist Sam Stewart (son of the Eurythmics' Dave Stewart, but we won't hold his dad's music against him) works mainly in texture, since his melodic parts are so simple, and he does it very well. He and bassist Crisanta Baker did an excellent job of recreating the recorded arrangements by playing extra synth parts and triggering stuff – few young bands have their stage sound figured out so smartly or split the load between themselves so efficiently. There are no passengers in Lo Moon.
That includes touring drummer Stirling Laws, who was commanding from behind the kit. I don't know whether he played drums on the album, but he played those (very astutely arranged) drum parts flawlessly: he balanced the kit well, provided an authoritative backbeat and his right foot socked home, whether it was the simple 4/4 of Real Love or the swung, syncopated kick pattern of Loveless. The latter song also features mighty triplet floor-tom rolls in the chrous, and Laws pounded them out with real power and verve.
A young band touring their first album necessarily can't play a long set, which turned out to their advantage. In the longer term, Lo Moon might need to vary their palette a little to keep audiences with them for 90 minutes or more, since so many of their songs are long and mid-tempo. But their current live show is impressive for a band that's still developing.
This entry was posted in gig review, Music and tagged Chris Walla, Colour of Spring, Crisanta Baker, Do The Right Thing, gig review, live music, Lo Moon, Loveless, Matt Lowell, Michael Brauer, Omeara, Real Love, Sam Stewart, Stirling Laws, Talk Talk, Tears for Fears, This Is It, Thorns on May 23, 2018 by rossjpalmer.
Tennis @ Omeara, 02/06/17
And so to Omeara in Borough for the first time.
Omeara was announced with much fanfare last autumn. It's owned by Ben Lovett from Mumford & Sons and consists of a live-music space, a gallery and a couple of bars, halfway between Southwark station and Borough High Street. It's part of the Flat Iron Square development, which is an attempt to create an insant foodie hub in some formerly under-utilised railway arches on Union Street. Judging by the number of people who were there when we arrived at just after 7pm last night, it's working pretty well.
It's easy to be cynical about all this, especially since my beloved Gladstone Arms around the corner was forced to close by an owner who priced the leaseholder out because he wanted to build flats, and then, when the council showed some kind of resistance to the idea, sold the lease to some young and deep-pocketed entrepeneurial types who had the briliant idea to reopen the Gladstone as Pegz N "Frazes" (yes, really*).
The message is clear: yes, we can have live music in London, but not as part of any grassroots community – it has to be imposed from above by a businessman musician like Lovett and come accompanied by bars and "street food" vendors, serving overpriced drinks and food in an attempt to make up for the crippling rents they're paying to be there in the first place.
Ah, the modern city.
None of this, of course, is Tennis's fault – they just happened to be playing there, and Omeara happened to be the right kind of size for them right now. I'm cynical enough, or not enough of a puritan, to swallow my distaste and go anyway.
Besides, I've been looking forward to Tennis playing in London for three years, as I first heard their single Never Work for Free about one week after their last London show in 2014. From having seen/heard their live sessions on WFUV and KEXP, I knew these guys could play their asses off, and despite the lushness of the material on Ritual in Repeat, I actually prefer the more stripped-down live versions of songs like I'm Callin' and Needle and a Knife to their studio-recording counterparts.
On the night, though, Tennis's set was disappointing.
I harp on a lot about live sound mixes, I know, and it is a difficult job. I've done it myself. The engineer may have been contending with a load of technical problems none of us know about and could have been doing an amazing job to get things sounding acceptable out front. That said, the vocal was quiet to the point where no words were discernable. The kick drum was twice as loud as the snare so the drums had no punch or presence in the crucial midrange. Patrick Riley's guitar was too loud and stepped on the vocal as a result, and Alaina Moore's keyboards were far too quiet – barely audible, in fact.
Worse, I think the band had their own mix problems on stage. The set started with In the Morning I'll be Better, and after the intro, which featured Moore's pre-recorded voice in harmony, Moore began singing live on mike, only to find her microphone wasn't actually on. It took a surprising amount of time for this issue to be fixed. Whether that threw them, who knows, but their performance seemed hampered, a bit tame – as if they were having to concentrate too hard on the technicals to let go and really get into the music – so perhaps the dead microphone was just the most obvious issue among many. Near the end of the set Moore talked about things being pretty crazy up on stage; since there was no visible craziness, I can only assume she was alluding to sound issues.
There were some fine moments, despite that. At the end of Needle and a Knife the band played a short outro jam where things seemed to click for them after a few listless songs at the start of the set. Suddenly they seemed to be playing twice as loud, and it was the first time in the set Riley and Moore looked like they were enjoying themselves. Mean Streets was a touch slower than ideal, but had a sexy swing nonetheless. The crowd loved Marathon (their very early material is a bit twee for my tastes, tbh). My Emotions are Blinding (another from the new record, Yours Conditionally) and Young and Old's My Better Self were both great and overcame the limitations of the mix. At the end of the set, the drummer and bass player left the stage and Moore and Riley played Bad Girls on their own, guitar and vocal. It was great, and put the spotlight on Moore's vocal in a way that hadn't been possible earlier in the set and hinted at what could have been.
Bad sound at gigs happens, and Tennis are pros and they got through it graciously. But the band wasn't playing at the level they usually reach, and that was definitely a bummer, especially at a venue that's only been open eight months and is meant to have a state of the art sound system.
Sanity intervened, and after the new leaseholders' preferred name was exposed to much public mockery, they announced the Gladstone would reopen under its old name. The spirit of the Glad, meanwhile, has flown and can now be found at the Spit and Sawdust.
This entry was posted in gig review, Music and tagged Alaina Moore, Ben Lovett, Borough, Flat Iron Square, gig review, In the Morning I'll Be Better, London, Never Work for Free, Omeara, Patrick Riley, ritual in repeat, tennis, The Gladstone, Young and Old, Yours Conditionally on June 3, 2017 by rossjpalmer.


x= dead note sometimes i put what fret should it be so just follow.
last bent note to the original tone.
fb�= full bend and a half equivalent to three frets bend.
= slide down or long slide down indefinite frets then release pressure of the string.
thumb when striking or picking downwards. (hey i give a little tip here) just keep practicing.
r= release can see this also after the _hold_.
just proceed to the next not/fret without the bent _hold_... alright???
ok listen folks. here`s the bottom line, im not trying to say that this is "100%"
nailed (according to my ears) and everything was as perfect as i can get.
well anyway....enough with the bla bla and just play the damn song!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
you had played these tabs, alright???!!
i`d like to know what people think of my playing.


I was saddened to hear of the passing of James Horner, the composer whose music has underpinned many of my favourite films, including The Wrath of Khan.
One particular favourite is Horner's soundtrack to "A Beautiful Mind". It is a genuine pleasure: an orchestral masterpiece with some deliciously abstract vocal arangements and a focus on atmosphere. I picked it up on CD years ago in a bargain bin somewhere local. I recognised Horner's name and gave it a punt. I was not disappointed.
Horner has left his mark on the world. His creativity will touch lives for years to come.


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WATCH: St James Quarter gives viewers a sneak peek into life 'Behind the Quarter' after ten weeks of trading
St James Quarter has provided an insight into life behind the scenes, showcasing some of the brands' located at The Quarter and an update on their story so far.
By Hannah Brown
28th Sep 2021, 6:32pm - 2 min read
Ten weeks into trading, episode 3 of the 'Behind the Quarter' series features exclusive interviews with some of the brands that are a first for Scotland, including Pull & Bear, Stradivarius and & Other Stories.
Viewers can also enjoy watching snippets of shoppers and colleagues enjoying Edinburgh's newest retail district.
The video comes as photographs of two men precariously scaling the golden ribbon on top of the Capital's W hotel has sparked a security review.
St James Quarter: Security at Edinburgh's golden ribbon hotel under review after...
The video reflects on what guests can now enjoy at the 1.7 million sq ft development which, once fully complete, will feature a shopping galleria with 80 different retailers, a mix of restaurants, Scotland's first W Edinburgh hotel, a boutique Everyman Cinema, a Roomzzz Aparthotel, residential apartments and parking for 1,600 cars.
Nick Peel, Managing Director at St James Quarter opens the video sharing details on life at The Quarter so far before moving onto some of the first guests to enter the galleria and their initial impressions and reactions to the brand-new shopping district.
Representatives from LEGO, Rituals, Krispy Kreme, Superdrug, Bonnie & Wild, The Kooples, Lane7 and Tortilla are also interviewed in the video sharing exclusive details of what they have been up to since opening their doors and what customers can expect over the coming months.
The full video can be viewed here.
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Facebook etc may be the best bet to get in touch with relatives. Although this website may not help much, you are welcome to use it like a message board and leave comments below. Previous mouldingname.info messages have been copied over below.
I have come across this site searching for my Moulding relatives. I don't see the name on your list so it is quite possible she is one of the lost ones. Maria Moulding born abt. 1850 born Blackburn, Lancashire, married James J.L. Astley of Accrington, Lancashire. Two children found listed were Margaret 1879 and Eleanor 1877.
Margaret is married in Ontario, Canada in 1911. I have the marriage application that lists parents, spouse and where they would reside. Margaret had two children that I know of, Eleanor Maria and William Robert Hannant. Margaret had married a widower Robert Walter Hannant. This Eleanor was my grandmother.
My mother is very anxious to know more of this family. We only have a picture of William and my grandmother so would be interested in seeing pictures of other Moulding relatives for a "likeness" comparison if you would call it that.
HENRY IS A WIDOW SO I WOULD LOVE TO FIND OUT WHO HIS WIFE WAS.
Enjoyed reading Ellen's story. She lived close to my grandparent's homes. I remember William (Bill) well. My mother taught alongside him in St. Austin's for many years. We always kept up with the boys who became priests: Frank and Bill. I still have the card Frank sent me for my first birthday in1942. There are photos of them at home. I seem to remember they were related to Miss Thornley who kept the sweetshop in Manchester Road in the fifties. She may well have been related. Well done for such a full site.
I am the son of Richard Antony Moulding(DOB 27/08/1954), along with my older sister Holly Louise and my lovely little sis Robyn. Dad will be missed dearly but his memory lives and breathes through all his children. I found this web site but there seems to be no sign of our Moulding tree except the link of Bennet. I do have a basic family history which links our Moulding family to the Daborn family. Is there a way of finding more out?
researching Mouldings originally from Faringdon England region, but laterly from Swindon Wilts.England. Can anyone give me any information please.
My mother is Monica Moulding (b. Ocotber 27, 1931 in Preston). She has a twin sister, Barbara, who lives in Grimsargh, Preston). She and her 7 brothers and sisters were the children of Thomas and Annie Moulding. (Thomas was son of Thomas and Mary.) My mother moved here to Canada in her twenties and had six children of her own. I am one of them. My other used to say, proudly, "Oh, she's a Moulding!" when she was referring to a relative's sense of humour or joie de vivre, including my own and one of my daughter's. Does anyone know what I am talking about in this respect? Or is the Moulding joie de vivre only part of my family's legend-making?
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var assert = require('assert'),
  chardet = require('../../');

describe('Singlebyte Character Sets', function() {

  var base = __dirname + '/../data/encodings';

  it('should return ISO-8859-1 (English)', function() {
    assert.equal(
      chardet.detectFileSync(base + '/iso88591_en'), 'ISO-8859-1'
    );
  });

  it('should return ISO-8859-2 (Czech)', function() {
    assert.equal(
      chardet.detectFileSync(base + '/iso88592_cs'), 'ISO-8859-2'
    );
  });

  it('should return ISO-8859-3');
  it('should return ISO-8859-4');

  it('should return ISO-8859-5 (Russian)', function() {
    assert.equal(
      chardet.detectFileSync(base + '/iso88595_ru'), 'ISO-8859-5'
    );
  });

  it('should return ISO-8859-6 (Arabic)', function() {
    assert.equal(
      chardet.detectFileSync(base + '/iso88596_ar'), 'ISO-8859-6'
    );
  });

  it('should return ISO-8859-7 (Greek)', function() {
    assert.equal(
      chardet.detectFileSync(base + '/iso88597_el'), 'ISO-8859-7'
    );
  });

  it('should return ISO-8859-8 (Hebrew)', function() {
    assert.equal(
      chardet.detectFileSync(base + '/iso88598_he'), 'ISO-8859-8'
    );
  });

  it('should return ISO-8859-9 (Turkish)', function() {
    assert.equal(
      chardet.detectFileSync(base + '/iso88599_tr'), 'ISO-8859-9'
    );
  });

  it('should return ISO-8859-10');
  it('should return ISO-8859-11');
  // iso-8859-12 is abandoned
  it('should return ISO-8859-13');
  it('should return ISO-8859-14');
  it('should return ISO-8859-15');
  it('should return ISO-8859-16');

  it('should return windows-1250 (Czech)', function() {
    assert.equal(
      chardet.detectFileSync(base + '/windows_1250'), 'windows-1250'
    );
  });

  it('should return windows-1251 (Russian)', function() {
    assert.equal(
      chardet.detectFileSync(base + '/windows_1251'), 'windows-1251'
    );
  });

  it('should return windows-1252 (English)', function() {
    assert.equal(
      chardet.detectFileSync(base + '/windows_1252'), 'windows-1252'
    );
  });

  it('should return windows-1253 (Greek)', function() {
    assert.equal(
      chardet.detectFileSync(base + '/windows_1253'), 'windows-1253'
    );
  });

  it('should return windows-1254 (Turkish)', function() {
    assert.equal(
      chardet.detectFileSync(base + '/windows_1254'), 'windows-1254'
    );
  });

  it('should return windows-1255 (Hebrew)', function() {
    assert.equal(
      chardet.detectFileSync(base + '/windows_1255'), 'windows-1255'
    );
  });

  it('should return windows-1256 (Arabic)', function() {
    assert.equal(
      chardet.detectFileSync(base + '/windows_1256'), 'windows-1256'
    );
  });

  it('should return KOI8-R (Russian)', function() {
    assert.equal(
      chardet.detectFileSync(base + '/koi8r'), 'KOI8-R'
    );
  });

});

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The internet is a world-wide network of computers linked together by telephone wires, satellite links and other means. For simplicity's sake we will say that all computers on the internet can be divided into two categories: servers and browsers.
Servers are where most of the information on the internet "lives". These are specialised computers which store information, share information with other servers, and make this information available to the general public.
Browsers are what people use to access the World Wide Web from any standard computer. Chances are, the browser you're using to view this page is either Netscape Navigator/Communicator or Microsoft Internet Explorer. These are by far the most popular browsers, but there are also a number of others in common use.
When you connect your computer to the internet, you are connecting to a special type of server which is provided and operated by your Internet Service Provider (ISP). The job of this "ISP Server" is to provide the link between your browser and the rest of the internet. A single ISP server handles the internet connections of many individual browsers - there may be thousands of other people connected to the same server that you are connected to right now.
ISP servers receive requests from browsers to view webpages, check email, etc. Of course each server can't hold all the information from the entire internet, so in order to provide browsers with the pages and files they ask for, ISP servers must connect to other internet servers. This brings us to the next common type of server: the "Host Server".
Host servers are where websites "live". Every website in the world is located on a host server somewhere (for example, MediaCollege.Com is hosted on a server in Parsippany, New Jersy USA). The host server's job is to store information and make it available to other servers.
You either type an address (URL) into your "Address Bar" or click on a hyperlink.
Your browser sends a request to your ISP server asking for the page.
Your ISP server looks in a huge database of internet addresses and finds the exact host server which houses the website in question, then sends that host server a request for the page.
The host server sends the requested page to your ISP server.
Your ISP sends the page to your browser and you see it displayed on your screen.


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– żeńskie imię japońskie, może być używane także jako nazwisko.

Możliwa pisownia
Asami można zapisać, używając wielu różnych znaków kanji i może znaczyć m.in.:
 jako imię
 麻美, "konopie, piękno"
 朝美, "ranek, piękno"
 朝海, "ranek, morze"
 jako nazwisko
 浅見
 浅海

Znane osoby
 o imieniu Asami
 Asami Abe (麻美), japońska piosenkarka
 Asami Imajuku (麻美), japońska modelka, aktorka i piosenkarka
 Asami Kai (麻美), japońska aktorka
 Asami Katō (麻美), japońska lekkoatletka, specjalizująca się w biegach długodystansowych
 Asami Mizukawa (あさみ), japońska aktorka
 Asami Okamoto (麻見), japońska seiyū
 Asami Sanada (アサミ), japońska seiyū
 Asami Shimoda (麻美), japońska seiyū
 o nazwisku Asami
 Hikaru Asami (朝海), japońska artystka

Fikcyjne postacie
 o imieniu Asami
 Asami, bohaterka animowanej serii Avatar: Legend of Korra
 Asami Nakaoka (あさみ) epizodyczna bohaterka mangi High School of the Dead
 o nazwisku Asami
 Chiaki Asami (浅見), bohaterka mangi Sanctuary
 Ryūichi Asami (麻見), bohater mangi Target in the Finder

Przypisy

Żeńskie imiona japońskie


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DHA is probably the most important fat for infant brain growth and nerve and eye development. Breast milk does have DHA. There is no DHA in formula, although formula companies have known about its importance for many years. Formula all over the world has DHA in it, and the U.S. will be one of the last countries to add it to formula hopefully sometime in 2002.
So what should you do in the meantime? You can buy DHA oil capsules at most vitamin and health stores. I suggest the brand Neuromins. If you can't find this brand, be sure to find one made from sea algae. Other brands are made from fish oil, and these can be contaminated by heavy metals such as mercury.
Am I Making My Baby's Food in Vain?
Simply buy a bottle of 100mg DHA capsules, poke a hole in one with a knife (carefully!), and squirt the oil into one bottle of formula once each day. This will provide the much-needed DHA for your baby's nutrition.
The oil doesn't mix very well with the formula. So when your baby is over 6 months of age and you start foods, you may find it easier to add the oil once a day to some food.
How long should you add DHA to your baby's diet?
It is beneficial for at least the first two years of life.
What about the ARA fat?
This fat is also important for infant nutrition, but luckily your baby can convert the regular fat in formula into ARA via his own metabolism. Babies cannot do this with DHA. So you do not have to go out and hunt for ARA fat to add.Click here for a complete discussion about the benefits of DHA.


New information possibly rewrites our contemporary misconceptions on the moon's roots, as scientists put forth a new concept for how the World and celestial satellite (moon) began their relationship: A significant effect occasion nearly obliterated the World in the solar system's beginning, and the mixed-up content remaining behind compacted to type our home and our one and only revolving about body.
Our celestial satellite (moon) has always motivated more concerns than solutions. How did this emerging area first start its evening watch? Some historical misconceptions throw the World and celestial satellite as partners or friends. Others considered it the home of the deceased, or allocated strong definitions to eclipses or the switching of the tides. In the 80s, astronomers believed the celestial satellite was "captured" by Earth's orbit. Even as 2013, researchers were throwing around the concept that World actually took the celestial satellite (moon) from Venus.
A enormous cosmic smash-up might not audio all that extreme to lunar fans. The currently approved concept is that a protoplanet the dimensions of Mars — a theoretical globe known as Theia, after mom of Selene, goddess of the celestial satellite — shoulder-checked World and damaged off a amount of content. That chunk of area trash gradually became the celestial satellite, according to the aptly-named "giant effect hypothesis". The effect set the World rotating in five-hour times, which gradually bogged down to the 24 time times we encounter now.
This speculation has a few issues, the greatest of which can be found in Lunar examples from the Apollo tasks. These display substance signatures similar to Earth's stones, but different from other Solar system systems — and therefore very likely different from Theia's cosmetics. If Theia chafed the World just enough to thank off a moon-sized amount, the celestial satellite should have maintained some of this unfamiliar globe's substance signatures while the World remained relatively unaffected.
Led by Matija Cuk of the SETI institution, the writers of a new research released in Characteristics set out to resolve these issues more beautifully – with one big beat. According to their results, Theia did in fact make quite a positive change on the younger World. Instead of grazing by and splitting off a slice of stone, the new concept posits, Theia actually hit our world basically go on. This high-energy accident vaporized or dissolved enough of our world that it combined with components in Theia. This dissolved number of area waste gradually resolved down into two (relatively) similar bodies: The World and the celestial satellite. The World started with a two-hour day, its axis directing towards the Sun, but over ten million years, it bogged down and the celestial satellite drifted further away.
The new concept could also help describe away another prospective problem with an impact-related lunar source. If the celestial satellite was established by a single thwack of a positive change from Theia, it should are gone for good up revolving about around the World's equator. Instead, it rotates at a small place. But a positive change hard and head-on enough to vaporize a good part of the World would have set the globe walking. Perhaps when the celestial satellite unique out of the melted World, it arranged with a job world earth gradually wobbled away from.
Modern astronomers are regularly coming up with new concepts about the original source and progress of our nearest cosmic partner, so an inexpensive this to be the last term on the beginning of the celestial satellite. But at least we've outgrown some of the cheesier misconceptions of historical stargazers.


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First, I'd like to say that I've only recently finished KH 1.5, and I also played KH2 a few years ago, so please do not spoil me anything from BBS, Coded or 3D. Thanks.
Okay, I think I REALLY hate all the stuff (in CoM and Days) about "memories linked together, like they're in a chain" and Naminé's powers, that is " to take apart the links and rearrange them". Really.
I mean, I know they introduced all this in order to give a kind of explanation of how memories work in the KH's universe (instead of just saying "this is magic"), but I have the feeling that it just brings contradictions, plotholes or very confusing things.
I've done a little thinking, so here are the things that I do not quite manage to explain, and which seem to contradict each other. So if you have a clear explanation, I'd like to know it.
1) People that are forgotten by Sora in CoM also forgot Sora, in return. There is a quite simple explanation, which says that Sora's chain of memories is linked with those of the people he knows, and so what Naminé did while breaking his memories was actually taking apart the links between Sora's chain and the other characters' chains. And so they forgot Sora, as well as he did forget them.
Fine. I like this explanation, it makes sense.
At the end of CoM, Naminé says that Sora'll have to forget everything about Castle Oblivion to get his old memories back (well, I could argue that if forgetting false memories of Naminé on the islands is completely consistent to get Kairi back, there is no such reason to forget the REAL memories of the things that happened at Castle Oblivion. Can't she just connect the memories of CO at the end of the chain ? That Sora remembers Naminé from CO but not from the islands ? Of course, one could also argue that the memories of CO were too much tangled with the false ones, but it just seems like an excuse for not Sora remembering anything at the start of KH2... whatever).
That way, Naminé takes apart the links of the chains of memories about all the events in CO, and Sora forgets about the Organization's members (Axel, for instance).
Then, according to what I say previously, how is it possible that Axel remembers Sora ?
Why ? What is the difference, other than the obvious reason "Axel and Sora are not friends" which I'm not satisfied with ?
"If I just jump in and rearrange her [Xion's] memories, Sora might wake up to find out nobody remembers him."
Again, what's she saying here ? According to the theory of chains of memories between people, how is it even possible that Sora remembers his friends, but not the other way around ?
How meddling with Xion's memories could allow Sora to remember, but not his friends ?
I shall sum up all these points like this : What is the explanation (related with all the "chains of memories" stuff) that makes some people forget everything about Sora while others keep their memories with him intact (Axel who remembers CO with Sora) ?
2) When Xion gives Sora's memories back to him and disappear, everyone forgets her. The only "explanation" we get is a sentence from Naminé, again : "In exchange for not having your own memory, you're connected through other's memories. So, when you disappear,.....".
This is quite unclear. This just does not make sense, Everyone is connected through other's memories (see my first point), it isn't just her.
What I understand from the game, however, is that Xion's entire identity and personality were due to Sora's memories of Kairi. She does not have a mind or a personality of her own. She is the personification of Sora's memories. So when she disappears, and gives Sora his memories back, she also takes the memories with Axel and Roxas. It is like the memories with Axel and Roxas becomes Sora's memories (see the end of the game : "our memories will be, forever, inside Sora").
But then, here is my problem : why, in KH2, when Roxas merges into Sora, Axel still remembers his friend ? Isn't it exactly the the same situation than with Xion ? One could tell : "Yes, but here the links between the chains of memories of Axel and Roxas are still present in Sora's heart, they do not fall apart. So Axel remembers Roxas."
But why couldn't it be the same with Xion ? Her memories still being connected with Roxas and Axel, even inside Sora ?
Here it is, sorry for the long messages. It is just all of I can think today . I would gladly discuss all these matters with you.
I'm not an native English speaker, so sorry for the mistakes that you'll see.
There really isn't a reason for this. I criticized as much in my retrospective a little while back. My best guess is that Namine could only shift memories in big "chunks," so every time she had to fix something, it made the memory unusable, until all of Castle Oblivion was messed up.
KH2 later retcons Namine's powers such that she can only impact people allied with Sora, basically to fix problems like this. This means that her powers can't influence Axel no matter what she does. How do her powers work (in regards to the chain of memories) if she can't influence certain people? Who knows! It wasn't a very good retcon.
I think in this case Namine is simply saying: "If I do a quick and dirty job with Xion, things will be a mess." She's just giving a random example off the top of her head of how bad things might happen, I don't think it's meant to be an example of how memory works in this instance.
The weird situation around Xion seems to be unique to her, either as a Replica or just her whole complicated existence. Remember, Xemnas and Saix were trying to make Xion's memories a problem for Namine, so it makes sense that Xion and Roxas would end up being treated differently, for who knows how many reasons.
Days makes a big deal about Nobodies being little more than the sum of their memories, since they have nothing else on which to form their identities. Xion, it seems, had literally nothing else but memories. You can think of Xion as being a bundle or knot of memories that were untangled along with her death, essentially wiping everything that was "Xion" out of existence, while Roxas as being closer to an everyday person.
It may also matter that Roxas was absorbed, but wasn't killed. Who can say? We only have so much evidence to work with.
What is said exactly in 358/2 Days is that Naminé has powers over the memories of "Sora and those connected to him". The word used is "connected". Don't Axel and Sora have a connection between their memories after the events at CO ? But okay, whe should maybe leave it at that.
That is what I thought in the first place, but then the choice of the words is really bad... This quote from Naminé, within its context, looks like an explanation for not trying to untangle Xion's memories, so that the only real solution is for her to disappear.
You can think of Xion as being a bundle or knot of memories that were untangled along with her death, essentially wiping everything that was "Xion" out of existence, while Roxas as being closer to an everyday person.
That is kind of the explanation I came to, that is all the memories of Xion become in fact Sora's memories and then go inside him when Xion disappears (Xion being in fact the personification of Sora's memories).
But the discrepancy between Roxas' and Xion's situation still bothers me. If I recall, Xion was not supposed to die in the first place, she was supposed to merge into Sora like Roxas in KH2. And still, Naminé told her that everyone would forget her.
But okay, let's just admit the situation between Xion and Roxas when she disappears is different from the situation between Axel and Roxas when the latter disappears, even if it does not seem so in the first place.
You're right, but the line from KH2 is "aligned with." It appears at the end of the 4th Day of the prologue. I think we'd have to get a translation of the Japanese to go further.
The key words in Namine's statement isn't supposed to be "rearrange" but rather "jump in." In the previous line of dialogue, Namine was talking about how, ideally, "I would need to untangle [Sora and Xion's memories] from each other and that would take more time." This tells us that untangling Xion's memories from Sora's might have been possible, given infinite time, but DiZ wouldn't allow it. Riku then asks what else she could do, and then she starts to talk about working haphazardly: "jump[ing] in."
Yes, that's a good point. I guess it has nothing to do with Xion dying, then.
For Axel remembering Sora, there is the fact that the Organization knew about him before he entered CO, and so Axel would have had some memories to help him reconnect the events of CoM.
"One memory leads to remembering another and then another"
Plus he had Roxas who probably made him think of Sora at points where he "could feel Sora".
-Then why did Sora not remember CO when he met Org XIII?
Possibly because he was very cautious about being around them. Whenever SDG would encounter one of them they would just spit back at them with "You guys don't have any Hearts", or "You're Nobodies, you don't feel anything!"
Even in CoM when confronted by Vexen, Sora is so caught up in his mission that he refuses to accept the possibility that whatever Vexen says might actually be the truth.
The same could be the case in KHII, where Yen Sid told him about stuff that might be, and because he was the King's teacher of course what he says must be true. So with Sora being in that state of mind of not listening to the Organization, maybe that affected his possible remembering.
As we see later on after his fight with Saïx and he learns the truth about Roxas, he opens up more to the idea of Nobodies, and (sligth KH2FM spoiler) actually begins to remember Naminé, showing that the chains of his memories of CO are slowly being pieced together with his original memories in a more fluid fashion.
That is true. But Axel does not seem having any gap in his memories, but maybe it is just not shown.
And I still question the point of a "chain of memories" between people then : how can Axel reconnect his links with Sora if the latter does not do the same ? How can the chain only go one way ?
The key words in Namine's statement isn't supposed to be "rearrange" but rather "jump in."
What really bothers me is the second part of the quote from Naminé. If she said "If I do a dirty job, Sora might forget some important memories", I would understand.
But what she really says is something like "If I do a dirty job, Sora might remember his friends, but not the other way around"; and this is where this is confusing.
Anyway, I've come to think of a way that the links of the chains of memories disconnect from Sora or his friends but stay connected to some other people, which would explain some part of the things above, but this is pure speculation and quite hard to explain without a drawing.
The key part here, I think. I'm not sure if anything is stated in the novelization of 358/2 days, but in game we just don't get into characters' heads outside of the reports.
The longer you know someone, the less you need to speak in clear terms. Everything gets across with a wink and a nudge, a little reading between the lines... When it comes to what befell our late comrades at Castle Oblivion, ambiguity suits me just fine. But the Keyblade master and Roxas come out and say every little thing that comes to mind. Maybe that's human, or maybe they're just special.
I think the bolded part explains why he still remembers Sora clearly, because Roxas reminds him too much of him.
Indeed this is more difficult to explain, and unless one of our resident KH Lore masters drop in, I don't know if we can give you a very satisfying answer, as to how it can only go one way.
Sora: Do either of you remember anything?
Donald: No, nothing. I think Goofy and I are supposed to be looking for someone important, too. But I can't remember... Um...you know, I'm just a teeny-weeny bit...scared.
Here we have Donald and Goofy who have forgotten about King Mickey. In the manga Donald even says "If we forgot who we're searching for... When I think about him, it warms my heart. But I'm having trouble remembering what kind of person he is. It's really tough when you lose something precious and there's a big hole in your heart."
However in Riku's story Mickey does not indicate whether or not he remembers Donald and Goofy.
Sora: I only remember Naminé. C'mon, do you guys remember anything at all?
Donald: No. Sorry, Sora. It's important, but I just can't remember...I don't want to be, but I'm getting scared.
If it's not just a different translation scenario, this scene could be a retcon to try and explain why Mickey did not seem to forget his friends.
I just looked up the scene from 358/2 days where Mickey talks with Riku, and Mickey only mentions Sora by name, Riku is the one to name Donald and Goofy. Whilst it is easier to just talk about Sora in this case, as he is the Keyblade hero, and the more important piece in the battle, I guess this scene could be used as a defence towards Mickey forgetting Donald and Goofy, as otherwise they could just say "our friends" when talking about all three of them, which Riku in fact does later in the scene. I don't believe this to be the case myself, but just wanted to throw out the possibility which would go in favour of the chains going both ways.
And then there is this. Sora might remember, but not the other way around. So Naminé even confesses that the chain can go only one way under the right (wrong) circumstances.
Sounds intriguing, I would very much like to hear it if possible.
I can be wrong, but I do not believe Axel did actually have somme difficulties to remember Sora. I think he always remembered him clearly.
If Donald and Goofy actually forgot Mickey, then Mickey forgot them too (at least partially, like Riku with Sora).
If they didn't forget him (retcon in Re:CoM), then I do not believe Mickey forgot them.
I do not think there is any hidden meaning in this cutscene too, but here again I can be wrong.
I agree, it seems that is what she's saying. The thing is that she says that without any explanation behind, and I really do NOT see how dealing with Xion could affect Sora's friends but not him. I can't find any explanation related with all the "chains of memories" stuff.
I'll try making a drawing.