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Salem to Krishnagiri
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About Salem
SRI BALA Tours And Travels takes to the city called Salem, the name 'Salem' appears to have been derived from Sela or Shalya by which the term refers to the country around the hills, as in the inscriptions. Local tradition claims Salem as the birth place of Tamil poetess Avvaiyar. Salem is also well known for MANGOES.
Salem SRI BALA Tours And Travels is the one of the town of Tamil Nadu located in the Western part of the southern most state of India. Almost completely surrounded by hills, Salem is one of the major textile centres in the World. Salem city had population of about 693,236 according to the census of 2001. Also a survey of 2006 says that the current estimated population is about 8.4 lakhs. Also Salem city is said to be the fifth largest city in Tamil Nadu in landscape.
Salem SRI BALA Tours And Travels is also called as Steel City, Agro City, Limestone City, Electric City, and Mango City. Which itself gives a definition for the name 'SALEM'.
The reason for the names is,
Steel city - The Salem is the Existence of Steel plant in the City.
Agro City- Salem is gifted with large area of Agricultural lands in and around the city and Salem District.
Limestone City- Salem SRI BALA Tours And Travels is also gifted with natural resource like Limestone, Magnesium carbonate and iron ore in the foothills of yercaud. Thus the availability of limestone gives this name to the city. Electric City- The power grid in Mettur Dam situated near the city. This is a very important source of power for northern parts of TamilNadu and even to Bangalore city in Karnataka. Mango City- This is the name this city is called right from the earlier days. Salem is larger and biggest market in south India for Mangoes.
Salem SRI BALA Tours And Travels. About this sound pronunciation is a city and a corporation in Salem district in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu, located in the north central part of the southernmost state of India. It is the 5th largest Municipal Corporation and Urban agglomeration in Tamil Nadu next to Chennai, Coimbatore, Madurai and Trichy.
Salem SRI BALA Tours And Travels is a part of the Kongu Nadu, an ancient division of Tamilakam comprising the western Tamil Nadu. Almost completely surrounded by hills, Salem is at the base of the renowned tourist destination of Yercaud hills, which offers breathtaking views both along the ride up the hill and from the peak. There are also remote sites of beauty such as Kiliyur Falls and Kavery peak. Yercaud is at an altitude of 1600 m above mean sea level.
Salem SRI BALA Tours And Travels city is surrounded by a natural amphitheater of hills formed by the Nagaramalai to the north, the Jarugumalai to the south, the Kanjamalai to the west, and Godumalai to the east. It is divided by the river Thirumanimuthar in the main division. The fort area is the oldest part of the town.
Salem is a transit point for travel between Chennai, Bangalore, Thiruvananthapuram, Coimbatore, Madurai, Ernakulam/Cochin, Pondicherry, Trichy, Tirunelveli(nellai) and other places. As this makes possible for through SRI BALA Tours And Travels
Salem has 2 major Bus Stations as mentioned below
* MGR Integrated Bus Terminus also called as Central Bus Terminus (New Bus Stand)- Mofussil Routes
* Town Bus Station (Old Bus Stand)- Local Routes which is located in the congested part of the town. This is also known as Anna Bus stand in which the above stations can be done through SRI BALA Tours And Travels
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About Krishnagiri
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Krishnagiri SRI BALA Tours And Travels is a municipal city and the headquarters of Krishnagiri District in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu. It is located 90km from Bangalore and 45km from Hosur. Mango is cultivated as the main crop and it is considered the birth place of mangoes. The land here is extremely fertile with rich access to fresh water and is amenable to growing crops. Krishnagiri is a rapidly growing town and is the site of significant business and residential development. The Krishnagiri Dam is currently undergoing expansion and a variety of small scale industry zones are being set up.
Thousands of visitors visit Krishnagiri SRI BALA Tours And Travels each year. Majority come from Hosur/Bangalore or Chennai. KRP (Krishnagiri Reservoir project) dam constructed in 1960's during the rule of the then Chief Minister Kamaraj located near the town, is a nice picnic spot. Nearby, Sayed Basha hills has a fort that was the fortress of the ruler, Tippu Sultan. Treks to the nearby hills/mountains as well as farm houses are located in the outskirts. The boat house is situated 8 km from the central bus stand. There are a variety of ancient temples in the vicinity of Krishnagiri. Nearby Ramapuram is the site of a 500 year old Rama Temple that draws many visitors each year.
Tourist Attractions in Krishnagiri by SRI BALA Tours And Travels
Make your Tour to Krishnagiri memorable by visiting these famous tourist places near Krishnagiri –
1) Krishnagiri Dam
2) Located about 10 km from Krishnagiri, this dam is an excellent spot for picnic Built in between the years 1955-57, this dam sprawls over an area of 50 acres, with its either side being decked with beautiful flower gardens.
3) Government Museum
The museum houses exhibits from various subjects such as Archeology, Anthropology, Botany, Zoology, Geography, etc, and is a means to spread the tradition, heritage, culture and art of the region.
Places around Krishnagiri
Explore the land of Krishnagiri, visiting the places around it, while on a Tour to Krishnagiri –
1) Arulmigu Maragathambigai Chandra Choodeswarar Temple
2) Located in Hosur on National Highway 7, this temple stands on a hillock. Beside the temple are a children's park and an observatory, setup by the tourism department.
Nestled amidst valleys and cliffs, this place situated 25 km from Hosur experiences cold and cloudy weather resembling England and is therefore referred to as Little England since the British days. Remnants of the 16th century Denkanikottai Fort here is a major attraction, which was destroyed during war between Hyder Ali and Tipu Sultan.
3) Kelevarapalli Dam in Krishnagiri.
4)Dharmapuri in Krishnagiri.
5)This nearby district has several attractions, such as the famous Hogenakal waterfalls, fresh water Crocodiles, mouth-watering mangoes, and the best quality marble stone reserves in the world.
Fairs & Festivals in Krishnagiri.
1) Mango Festival in Krishnagiri.
Krishnagiri is the venue for this famous festival, celebrated on the last 3 days of June. An event for the buyers and sellers to meet, various mangoes are kept on display at this festival.
2) Car festival in Krishnagiri.
Krishnagiri is one of the tourists place and makes the journey enjoyable.


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When Malcom Went to Oxford
Why "by any means necessary"? When Malcolm went to Oxford to debate the notion that extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice, he lit the place on fire. And he did so at the invitation of The Oxford Union's first black president, Jamaican Rhodes Scholar Anthony Abrahams. I had the pleasure of working for Tony decades later when he hosted a public affairs program in Jamaica after having served in the government and heard about this event from him. He was understandably proud! It's absolutely unequivocally worth listening to the entirety of Malcolm X's oration.
I'm sharing the full audio now to mark the 90th anniversary of Malcolm X's birth. The performance is absolutely brilliant and the event was historic and is still highly relevant today, so I hope you'll listen for those reasons, but I also love that it has a tiny bit of a Jamaican connection (of course Jamaicans have to be inna everything).
There's also a video recording of the last 12 minutes. The visuals of both Malcolm and his audience are priceless: http://youtu.be/auWA7hMh5hc
Henry Louis Gates wrote a great piece about that night for the Root, describing it as follows:
"In an ironic twist, Malcolm X was invited to Oxford to defend the position that former U.S. presidential nominee Barry Goldwater had staked out in his acceptance speech at the 1964 Republican National Convention—to many, the dawn of the conservative movement in America: "I would remind you that extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice. And let me remind you also that moderation in the pursuit of justice is no virtue." ....
He had been invited by none other than the Oxford Union's second West Indian student president, Eric Anthony Abrahams, a 24-year-old Rhodes scholar who went on to become the BBC's first black television reporter before assuming various leadership roles in the Jamaican government."
Read Gates' article here:
http://www.theroot.com/articles/history/2014/10/why_did_malcolm_x_go_to_oxford.1.html
And you can read about what led to that invitation in this more personal piece about Tony Abrahams here:
http://www.torch.ox.ac.uk/reflections-anthony-abrahams

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In the case of large complex processes, a simulation can be dissaggregated into process blocks. Each block can be modeled separately, then combine with flexible constraints and connectivity variables to generate a final optimization model.
Each process block or black-box will have some set of independent variables, x, (operating conditions, inlet flows, etc.) that will be used to define a set of dependent variables, z, (conversions, outlet flows, etc.).
Adaptive sampling: By interrogating the system using Error Maximization Sampling (EMS), the training set is updated with new points sampled where the current model breaks down.
Repeat steps 2 and 3, until no points can be found that violate the model.
ALAMO does not need to know the functional form of the model in advance. To identify the functional form, ALAMO allows for a large set of potential basis functions that can be found from polynomials, engineering experience, physical phenomena, and statistical fitting functions. Next, by combining optimization techniques and statistical methods, we are able to find a subset of basis functions that accurately model the data without overfitting or using unnecessary terms.
Here, the black-box solver SNOBFIT is used to maximize the relative error. During this process, new function evaluations with high model mismatch are added to the training set. ALAMO will then sample the simulation at these new locations, and rebuild the model.
If, during this step, no points that violate the model can be found, we will consider our model sufficiently accurate.
A. Cozad, N. V. Sahinidis and D. C. Miller, Learning surrogate models for simulation-based optimization, AIChE Journal, 60, 2211-2227, 2014.
A. Cozad, N. V. Sahinidis and D. C. Miller, A combined first-principles and data-driven approach to model building, Computers and Chemical Engineering, 73, 116-127, 2015.
Z. T. Wilson and N. V. Sahinidis, The ALAMO approach to machine learning, Computers and Chemical Engineering, 106, 785-795, 2017.
The error maximization adaptive sampling routine in ALAMO uses SNOBFIT, a derivative-free optimization solver. More details about this routine can be found in the SNOBFIT page and the paper: W. Huyer and A. Neumaier, Snobfit -- Stable Noisy Optimization by Branch and Fit, ACM Trans. Math. Software 35 (2008), Article 9.
A. Neumaier, MINQ -- General definite and bound constrained indefinite quadratic programming. Web document (1998).


Momentum in the marijuana industry proved almost unstoppable in 2018, with the cannabis movement notching more than a dozen history-making advances. Of course, none of these was as impressive as the legalization of recreational marijuana in Canada this past October. Becoming only the second country overall to green light adult-use weed, and the first industrialized country, Canada put the pot industry on the map as a legitimate business model.
This push to validity is a big reason we've witnessed so many North American marijuana stocks rushing to go public. Given the growth potential surrounding marijuana, publicly traded pot stocks have the ability to quickly raise a lot of capital via an initial public offering (IPO) or gain access to bought-deal offerings or common stock issuances via a reverse takeover. That's money these businesses could use to execute their strategy, whether that entails capacity expansion, brand building, an international push, or acquisitions.
Arguably no newly public pot stock stood out more last year than Tilray (NASDAQ: TLRY). Tilray became the first marijuana stock to go the IPO route on a major U.S. exchange -- in this case, the Nasdaq. After the company initially listed 9 million shares at $17 in July, Tilray's stock would go on to hit $300 on an intraday basis less than two months later, valuing the company at a peak of $28 billion. Even with its stock having come back to earth, Tilray's share price has more than quintupled since its IPO.
Of course, going public isn't as cut and dried as you might think with pot stocks. That's because the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq won't allow companies to list their shares if they do business in the United States, since marijuana is still a Schedule I drug. If Canadian weed companies have any operations in the U.S., listing on a reputable exchange isn't an option.
There are also rigorous hoops that companies wanting to go public have to jump through. It can be costly and take a lot of time to go public via an IPO. That's why quite a few previously private companies have chosen the reverse merger route, whereby a larger private company acquires a publicly traded company (often a shell company).
While things may seem great now, this go-public trend has a downside, too.
When Tilray began trading publicly on July 19, the clock started ticking on the company's 180-day lock-up period. A lock-up period describes the length of time that the insiders and pre-IPO investors in a recently public company are unable to sell their shares. In a simpler context, it's to prevent the insiders of a company from going public just to dump their shares on an initial pop, leaving retail investors holding the bag.
On Tuesday, Jan. 15, Tilray's lock-up expiration hit, freeing up more than 80 million shares to be sold should the investors behind these shares choose to do so. Privateer Holdings, a private-equity fund backed by legendary investor Peter Thiel, owns close to 80% of all Tilray shares and noted last week that it wouldn't be selling any of its stake during the first half of 2019. Privateer cited a strong belief in Tilray's long-term growth model and has chosen to hang onto its massive stake in the interim.
Removing Privateer's stake from the equation, only around 10% of Tilray's outstanding share count was subject to the lock-up expiration this past Tuesday -- and yet the stock still lost more than $17 per share, or 17% of its market value. Some of this could be short-term traders anticipating the lock-up expiration and heading for the exit. Then again, it could be non-Privateer insiders locking in gains. If Tilray plunged 17% with only 10% of its outstanding shares potentially hitting the market, imagine what's going to happen if and when Privateer begins to sell off some of its position.
Although Privateer has agreed to hold onto its investment into the second half of 2019 without selling a share, Tilray could certainly challenge that resolve. Tilray's push into foreign markets, its need to expand capacity, and its desire to conduct medical research are all reasons it's expected to lose money in 2019. With an added focus on fundamentals, Tilray's operating performance could force Privateer's hand, further pressuring its share price.
But investors have to understand that this isn't just a Tilray problem -- huge lock-up expirations are an industrywide problem.
For instance, this coming March 4 will see approximately 90% of the total outstanding shares of MedMen Enterprises (NASDAQOTH: MMNFF) released from lock-up. Unlike Tilray, MedMen's stock hasn't performed nearly as well since going public. Part of the reason could be the high degree of competition in the vertically integrated dispensary space, as well as the need to spend liberally in order to open new locations and develop cultivation farms and processing facilities. Like Tilray, MedMen Enterprises has little chance of being profitable this year, which makes its lock-up expiration a potentially worrisome event.
Along those same lines, vertically integrated dispensary operator Curaleaf Holdings (NASDAQOTH: CURLF), which raised $400 million after going public in late October, is set to have approximately 85% of its total outstanding shares unlock on April 27. Curaleaf is a bit further along than MedMen in terms of its physical store presence in the United States (MedMen has 14 open locations right now), but there's still no guarantee of profitability. Curaleaf aims to boost its store count from more than 40 stores now to 67 by the end of calendar 2019, and that's going to take quite a bit of capital.
Though not a huge name like Curaleaf or MedMen, the next lock-up expiration on the docket is Trulieve Cannabis (NASDAQOTH: TCNNF), which is a fixture in Florida's dispensary market. Trulieve will have roughly 89% of its total outstanding shares unlocked one week from today, on Friday, Jan. 25, 2019. Although Trulieve has been profitable on an operating basis, which could help to mitigate its potential downside, Tilray's performance on lock-up expiration day is nevertheless a warning to all investors in newly public pot stocks.


Today – the first article in 2013. We are about to finish our Pinterest like script. In our fifth lesson I prepared next things: like and repin functionality and search. As you know, 'like' is a kind of a rating system. In our script – any logged member can rate any certain photo (to like it) once a hour (it is a protection system against cheating). If you like a photo and want to add it to your profile – you can click 'repin' button. This will add a copy of this photo for you (actually – only a new record to database). As for the search – everything is easy: we prepared this search bar long ago, but it has not worked before. I added this functionality today. We are going to publish updated sources of our script in our lesson. If you are ready – let's start.
In order to implement like counter and repin functionality we have to expand our `pd_photos` table.
You can see, that I modified 'getAllPhotos' function. now it can handle with search params, plus, it displays amounts of repins and counts. Since today – repin and like buttons are available only for logged members. You can also find here two new functions 'acceptLike' and 'acceptRepin'. First one is to accept likes, second one is to do 'repin'. As you see – it just makes a single record to database (a copy of repinned object), but with a link to original photo (repin_id field).
The main idea it to use jQuery ajax to send necessary information about liked or repined photo to our 'service.php' server file. Once we click 'like' button, we send Photo ID, and then – server returns us total amount of likes for this photo, then we can update 'like' counter. The situation is similar for 'repin' button. We send photo id to server, once it 'repins' selected photo – it relocates us to our profile page (where we can see a result).
We have just finished our fifth lesson where we are writing our own Pinterest-like script. I hope you enjoy this series. It would be kind of you to share our materials with your friends. Good luck and welcome back!
Hello Andrew,I am a student from China.I pay attention to your site for a long time.I have learned a lot here though I am a green-hand in HTML and CSS.
ah…My English is so poor,but I still want to show my thanks to you.
maybe you can understand the sentences above with the help of Google translater.
Finally,happy new year! Although there are still several days before Chinese traditional new year.
Thank you for your letter, well (I've translated your comments in Chinese), yes, you can use our script on your own private website.
Yes, sure, if you want to use permalinks, you can add it as a rule for your root .htaccess file.
Thank You So much ,,,for givings us ur huge knowledge…..
By default, it displays pre-defined avatar image (images/avatar.jpg). If you'd like to display here custom avatars for your members – you're welcome to implement this functionality.
@admin you didn't get what i mean.
Ah, I see, then, I think that this would be better to investigate your server response. It should be denied or time outed. Firebug should help you to understand it.
Thanks for this material. But we will can see step 6? (follow and url upload). This is will possible?
Sorry my english not good.
How to submit video ?
Can you help me to add infinite scrolling to the code you have given for pinterest.
I have tried a lot but no code is working.
I'm also facing the same prob as Kosh, when I click on thumbnail to view full size of image.. it just keeps on loading.. it doesn't even show any default image… how can I overcome this problem ?? in your demo it is working perfectly..
I am curious why it so, it shouldn't be so. Try to investigate a server response (in firebug). Maybe your server refuses ajax connections, or it generates an error in response.
To resolve the same probleme i have change in service.php (in html divs) the php string : "<?=" in every occurrence by this "<?php print" i and now all work fine!
Great tutorial I must say, it would be more good if you add " Create Board and add pin to the board" similar as Board in Pinterest.
I continue to get these errors in any location where there is a redirect in the service.php, CMembers.php.
I want to appreciate you for providing such great tutorials…!


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It's been over a year since Matty J professed his love for Laura Byrne on The Bachelor Australia and they're taking the next step forward by moving in together.
In fact, while packing up her home in Sydney's Rushcutter's Bay in preparation, Laura shared a sweet reminder of her time on the show when she found her old date cards.
The jewellery designer shared the cards on her Instagram story, captioning them, "Packing up my house for the big move and just found our date cards...@matthewdavidjohnson, remember this?"
"Laura, I am really drawn to your creative side. Matty," the first date card reads.
Laura's second date card reads, "Laura, Do you believe your destiny is written in the stars? Let's see what the future holds for us. Matty."
The chemistry was instant for these two lovebirds and Laura even snagged the first single date of the series.
Her card read, "Laura, I am really drawn to your creative side. Matty."
On the date, the two drew portraits of each other, and let's just say Matty should stick to his day job. Though he was completely smitten from that moment.
Speaking to NW when he'd narrowed his choices to six girls, Matty said, "The chemistry Laura and I have, it hits me every time we're together. When I'm with her it feels so natural and I never want our dates to end. I knew she could be right for me the day after our first date – I simply couldn't fault it."
WATCH: Matty J and Laura's first single date together.
Laura and Matty also shared a romantic visit to the Sydney Observatory and her date card read, "Laura, Do you believe your destiny is written in the stars? Let's see what the future holds for us. Matty."
On the date, Matty and Laura had the opportunity to name a star in the sky, and landed on a combination of their names, "Mattaura." Along with her date card, Laura also kept their 'Name-A-Star' certificate from April 2017.
On the day of the 2018 Bachelor premiere, the couple are shacking up in Sydney's Bondi Beach and have even discussed starting a family in the next 12 months.
The couple are moving in together in Sydney's Bondi.
Speaking to OK! Magazine this year, Laura said, "He said, 'I chose you because I love you and I want to be with you.' And that made everything else go away. Things became really easy really quickly because we were so committed to being together and the rest of it, the fluff, the media, it wasn't important."
You never know, we could be seeing the future Mrs Honey Badger post her date cards this time next year.
At the 2018 TV WEEK Logie Awards, Matty J admitted that Nick "looks like a man in love," so watch this space.
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Induction of isoflavonoid biosynthesis in Lotus japonicus after UV-B irradiation.
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Summary of "Induction of isoflavonoid biosynthesis in Lotus japonicus after UV-B irradiation."
Enhanced ultraviolet radiation (UV) is an important environmental factor that may cause reductions in the growth and productivity of plants. In the present work we studied the response to UV-B radiation in leaves of the model legume Lotus japonicus. After UV-B treatment, induction of phenyalanine-ammonia lyase gene expression and enzyme activity was detected. Among the ten genes encoding for PAL found in the L. japonicus genome, LjPAL1 was both the most expressed and the most induced. All the genes encoding for enzymes of the isoflavonoid pathway were also strongly induced; this was paralleled by a marked accumulation of vestitol and isoliquiritigenin. Moreover, accumulation of several other isoflavonoids was also detected. In vitro measurements of the free radical scavenging capacity of vestitol indicated that this compound can be an appropriate free radical scavenger, suggesting a possible role for this molecule in the response to abiotic stress. On the other hand, an increase of flavonol levels was not observed while the expression of the key enzymes for flavonol biosynthesis flavanone-3-hydroxylase and flavonol synthase was decreased. Taken together, these results indicate that L. japonicus follows a peculiar strategy in its response to UV radiation by accumulating isoflavonoids as an possible alternative to accumulation of flavonols as observed in other plant species.
An MAP kinase interacts with LHK1 and regulates nodule organogenesis in Lotus japonicus.
Phytochemical analysis of Ononis arvensis L. by liquid chromatography coupled with mass spectrometry.
Oleanane-Type Saponins Biosynthesis in Panax notoginseng via Transformation of β-Amyrin Synthase Gene from Panax japonicus.
Correction: LACK OF SYMBIONT ACCOMMODATION controls intracellular symbiont accommodation in root nodule and arbuscular mycorrhizal symbiosis in Lotus japonicus.
[This corrects the article DOI: 10.1371/journal.pgen.1007865.].
Lotuslactone, a non-canonical strigolactone from Lotus japonicus.
A plant genus of the family NELUMBONACEAE. The common name of lotus is also for LOTUS and NYMPHAEA.
A plant genus of the family NYMPHAEACEAE. The common name of lotus is also used for LOTUS and NELUMBO.
A tribe of the PEA FAMILY. The genus Lotus, a member of this tribe and formerly known as Tetragonolobus, is unrelated to other plants with the common name of lotus (NELUMBO and NYMPHAEA).
A plant genus of the family FABACEAE. This genus was formerly known as Tetragonolobus. The common name of lotus is also used for NYMPHAEA and NELUMBO.


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The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change will meet next week in Berlin to chart ways in which the world can curb the greenhouse gas emissions that scientists say are overheating the planet
BERLIN (AP) — After concluding that global warming almost certainly is man-made and poses a grave threat to humanity, the U.N.-sponsored expert panel on climate change is moving on to the next phase: what to do about it.
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, or IPCC, will meet next week in Berlin to chart ways in which the world can curb the greenhouse gas emissions that scientists say are overheating the planet.
It is also trying to give estimates on what it would cost.
In the third report of a landmark climate assessment, the IPCC is expected to say that to keep warming in check, the world needs a major shift in investments from fossil fuels — the principal source of man-made carbon emissions — to renewable energy.
"Underlying this report is a lot of technical analysis of the different solutions, for example wind energy, solar, better energy efficiency and what is the cost of that," said Jake Schmidt, international climate policy director at the National Resources Defense Council, a Washington-based environmental group. "And there will also be some discussions of how deep global cuts are needed to put us onto these different climate trajectories."
A leaked draft of the report sent to governments in December suggests that in order to keep global temperature increases below 2 degrees Celsius (3.6 F) by the end of the century — the stated goal of international climate talks — emissions need to fall by 40-70 percent by 2050.
Investments in fossil fuels such as oil and coal would have to drop by $30 billion a year, while spending on renewables would have to go up by $147 billion annually, according to the draft.
That message is likely to face opposition from the fossil fuel industry and countries that depend on it.
Earlier this week, Exxon Mobile said the world's climate policies are "highly unlikely" to stop it from selling fossil fuels far into the future.
That contrasted with a message from U.N. climate chief Christiana Figueres, who told oil and gas industry officials in London on Thursday that three-quarters of the fossil fuel reserves still in the ground needs to stay there for the world to achieve the 2-degree target.
"We must look past the next quarter, past the end of the decade, into the second half of the century by which time the global economy must be carbon neutral," Figueres said.
The alternative plan to mitigate climate change would involve coming up with new ways to scrub carbon out of the atmosphere or prevent too much sunlight from being trapped in the atmosphere by greenhouse gases.
Known as geoengineering, ideas floated from time to time include dropping tons of iron into the ocean to make carbon-munching algae bloom or putting an umbrella in space to shield us from the sun.
Many scientists and campaigners believe such ideas are unlikely to work.
"My own scientific point of view is that it's too dangerous," said Bill Hare, lead author of the IPCC's 2007 report on mitigation. "It's got to be assessed though. You can't just ignore it."
Opponents say possible disastrous side effects from geoengineering could include a change in the monsoon pattern or a widening of the ozone hole that could threaten the lives of millions.
Observers will be watching for how much attention the IPCC gives to the issue when they wrangle over the wording of the final report next week in Berlin. The draft mentions it only briefly.
The two previous reports in the IPCC's first comprehensive assessment of climate since 2007 said it's 95-percent certain that climate change is man-made and highlighted the damage it is projected to inflict on economies, crops and human health.
The latest report also focuses on the costs associated with keeping warming below 2 degrees C. The draft projects consumption losses of 1-4 percent by 2030. That number is highly uncertain, though, and may be changed or deleted altogether in Berlin.
Another controversial part of the report is the one dealing with who should pay for efforts to curb climate change — an issue that's at the heart of U.N. negotiations on a new global climate agreement, set to be adopted by 2015. Poor and middle-income countries say they need more help from rich countries to switch to low-carbon energy sources.
The IPCC, which is a scientific body, tries to steer clear of politics, but notes that mitigation could involve financial transfers "in the order of hundreds of billions of dollars per year before mid-century."
By most measures, the West, which underwent industrialization earlier, has historically pumped more carbon into the atmosphere than newly emerging economies such as China, which has the world's highest carbon emissions.
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New El Nino weather patterns may be making a major impact on gas prices, according to new estimates from the U.S. Energy Information Administration. Thanks to an oversupplied gas market and El Nino weather patterns, the EIA is expecting that both the short-term and long-term natural gas prices may be influenced. This means both large commercial clients and industrial customers will be presented with a new attractive buying opportunity.
As for what the EIA suspects in November, some analysts feel as though we could break the record inventory levels set this month, which in tow with unpredictable fall weather patterns, could cause one of two changes in the market. First, there is what experts believe is the most likely option. This is that the oversupply of natural gas, along with the weather changes, will cause the Pacific jet stream to buckle under the influences of the weather and push low pressure systems through the southern and western portions of the country. This will increase the number of days that consumers need heat, therefore increasing the gas demand, with prices increasing anywhere from 15 to 20 cents.
On the other hand, if the Pacific jet stream doesn't buckle, another situation could unfold. The oversupply of natural gas will be combined with much warmer weather in many of the Southern Tier states. While this scenario is not as likely as the aforementioned situation, it could through off the winter weather balance, resulting in a mild winter season, meaning an oversupply of natural gas paired with a plummeting need for the commodity.
If El Nino collapses, on the other hand, it could result in a much colder winter, driving demand for gas up as inventory levels drop. If these colder temperatures do emerge, Weissman has be quoted as projecting that short-term prices could settle in anywhere from $3.10 MMBtu to $3.40 MMBtu. If the warmer winter weather scenario unfolds, then short term prices could drop as low as $2.00 MMBtu.
In short, there is a potential to turn the natural gas market into a very volatile one this year, meaning it is more important than ever for commercial consumers to understand the opportunities that exist in today's energy buying market.
Experts are encouraging businesses of all types to understand the impact that these upcoming weather changes could have on their business, so they can lock in the right products and prices now before the winter season unfolds. Planning ahead is one of the best ways for companies to minimize the risks for their business moving forward. Ultimately, the natural gas price predictions are still uncertain, and analysts are simply trying to prepare consumers about the potential outcomes of the current market, strictly for educational purposes, so today's consumers can make the best choices possible to fit their individual needs.
Original story appeared on GDF SUEZ's website.
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By Joe Walker.
Sara Monestime (in red) of 201 Spencer Street and Kwana Lamar-Reinoso of 195 Spencer Street in Brooklyn discuss the problems with their buildings, as two-year-old Madelyn Monestime looks on.
Sara Monestime has learned more about real estate, politics and New York City's byzantine housing code than she ever bargained for. Sitting recently in the kitchen of her Brooklyn condo as her two-year-old daughter napped, she talked in the jargon of "zoning lot mergers" and "variances" and mentioned obscure bureaucrats she knows by first name. Monestime has made the country's most complicated development code "her life," as one friend put it. Knowing the nomenclature and the players hasn't rescued her, though, from a legal limbo and potential financial ruin.
"When you deal with these city agencies, I'm learning, logic goes out the friggin' window," Monestime said. "They make the rules. They make no sense to anybody else and they can change the rules when they want."
Monestime's was one of 72 families, most of them first-time home buyers, who in 2004 bought into the Spencer Street condominiums in Bedford-Stuyvesant only to find a year later that their investments were worthless because the developer, Mendel Brach, failed to comply with zoning rules when he constructed four nine-story buildings in a neighborhood typically capped at five stories.
When Brach submitted the plan for the four Spencer Street buildings to the Department of Buildings (DOB) in 2002, he said that the apartments would be reserved for faculty members of the Beth Chana School for Girls, a yeshiva based in Williamsburg. Under the zoning code's community facilities exemption, this allowed him to give each structure an extra four stories.
But a year later he submitted a plan to the state attorney general's office, then run by Eliot Spitzer, to sell the units on the open market, and made no mention of faculty housing. He claimed instead that he would overcome the height restriction through a "zoning lot development agreement," a technical process whereby a building can rise higher than normal if an adjacent property remains low-rise.
Brach never went through with that zoning lot development agreement. Because the buildings were rife with defects and building code violations, in 2005 the city revoked each building's temporary certificate of occupancy–the document that entitles owners to legally occupy, refinance or sell their property.
Had the DOB caught these problems before Monestime closed on the property, the sale never would have gone through. But during the time between the building's construction and the decision to revoke its certificate of occupancy, city inspectors approved a temporary certificate of occupancy three times, just long enough for the sales to be completed and the residents to move in. Those building inspectors apparently did not realize the apartments were not going to faculty members, even though an anonymous complaint was filed with the DOB two months before Monestime closed her purchase, warning that the buildings "were filed as faculty residences but are being sold as apartments."
Whatever the reason for the inspectors' lapses, events left buyers like Monestine owning properties that have no legal right to exist. With no certificate of occupancy, the residents have been forced to keep up on mortgage payments on properties they cannot legally sell or refinance. They worry that their money is going into a black hole.
After years of false starts in negotiation with Brach, Andrew Cuomo's office sued the developer in September 2009, alleging six counts of fraud. Brach settled the suit by consenting to a judgment of $10.9 million to be awarded to the Spencer Street residents. He also agreed not to sell condos for five years. The agreement did not require him to admit fault.
But so far the residents, who paid between $280,000 and $445,000 for their condos, have received little money and are struggling to come up with the millions of dollars needed for building repairs to make their homes conform to DOB regulations. Nor has Brach transferred the air rights from the adjacent lot to bring the building's height into compliance with the zoning law. (Brach has said that the zoning lot development agreement never came to fruition because the original owner of the lots reneged on a business deal that delayed the transfer of air rights, a dispute that was settled in a rabbinical court ruling that is not publicly available, according to people with knowledge of the case.)
Brach has claimed that he never intended to pull a bait-and-switch with the faculty housing, but rather that after the Department of City Planning had articulated its view that the community facilities clause could no longer be interpreted to include faculty housing, he decided to go with plan B, using the zoning lot development agreement to sell the condos to Monestime and the other middle-class home buyers.
Residents find this hard to believe, given the convenient timing and the fact that the architect of Spencer Street, Henry Radusky of Brooklyn-based Bricolage Architecture & Designs, had gained a reputation for exploiting the faculty housing exemption. In its complaint against Brach, the attorney general alleged that Brach's failure to reveal the faculty housing exemption along with leaving the building with defects and never securing a permanent certificate of occupancy, amounted to fraud.
From the late 1980s, through the Giuliani administration and into Mayor Bloomberg's first term, the loophole for "community facilities" was liberally interpreted to mean that with the imprimatur of a school or university, a building could violate local height restrictions—as determined by a complex formula called "floor area ratio"—if its builder claimed that it was intended to house teachers. For many years, a soft real estate market in neighborhoods like Bed-Stuy and Williamsburg limited the loophole's impact. But when the market heated up, developers began to exploit it more aggressively.
Just a month after Monestime closed on her condo in 2004, the City Council approved a revision to the zoning rules that excluded faculty housing exemptions after a recommendation by the Department of City Planning,
Through the years, Spencer Street residents have been flabbergasted by the city and state's inability to persuade Brach to make amends, and by the fact that he has never faced criminal prosecution. They all suspect that Brach has political connections.
"I don't have proof that somebody helped him, but I can't figure out why he hasn't been brought to justice," says Lisa Johnson, who lives at Spencer Street with her husband and seven-year-old son.
Allies of Spencer Street are sympathetic to their frustrations after so many years of bureaucratic dithering. Brach's "ability to engage in fraud without consequence over numerous years does raise suspicions that someone in power may be trying to protect him," says Assembly Member Hakeem Jeffries. Yet he added that the situation was probably "better explained by the overly friendly attitude that the Bloomberg administration has had toward development in the last decade." From 2000 through 2008, Brach contributed $26,400 to city and state politicians. Adam Leitman Bailey, Spencer Street's lawyer, blames the debacle not on political connections but on loose regulation. "The system allows you to get away with a lot," he says.
While the Spencer Street owners' beef is with Brach, the residents themselves are the sort of newcomers associated during the real estate boom with gentrification in once-marginal neighborhoods around the city. From 2000 through 2008, the city added 170,000 new living units, according to the Furman Center for Real Estate and Urban Policy, many of them in "areas of the city that hadn't seen large-scale building for some time."
Ironically, it is the Bloomberg administration's professed opposition to illegal development that is now indirectly thwarting the efforts of Spencer Street residents to escape their legal limbo.
The city could provide a special variance or rezoning to bring the buildings into compliance with zoning regulations, which would allow a certificate of occupancy to be issued. But the city is reluctant to do that because it would send the wrong message to developers about the consequences of flouting city law.
Daniel Weintraub, a Spencer Street resident, says the city is applying the law selectively. "The bottom line is the rules are there to be bent, it's just only the developers can bend them apparently," he says.
Instead, the city has encouraged the residents to again negotiate with Brach to have him transfer the air rights from adjacent properties, a move that would bring the condos into compliance. Most recently, Brach has offered to fix the building's violations himself and effectuate the zoning lot merger—if the residents waive the $10.9 million judgment that also prohibits him from doing business in real estate. The next meeting between Brach and Spencer Street is scheduled for this week.
So far, most of the money that the residents have received has been in the form of garnished wages from Brach's job at a Brooklyn Bakery, which amounts to just $280, or $3.88 per unit, a month. Bailey, Spencer Street's lawyer, says that Brach may be trying to hide assets. As late as 2006, Brach had an "approximate net worth of $44 million…. almost all of it in real estate investments," Bailey wrote in an email.
Brach declined to be interviewed, but in a statement sent through his lawyer, he said: "I have worked with the New York Attorney General and the Spencer St. Condominiums for several years and have spent more than $1 million to help investigate and repair conditions in the buildings. In the Fall, I consented to judgments in favor of the Attorney General and the condominiums. Unfortunately, like others in this last recession, I have had to give up my assets to various lenders and mortgagees for no consideration. Therefore, although others might believe otherwise, I do not have the means to restore these buildings on my own. Nevertheless, I will continue to do all in my power to help bring the buldings up to the highest standards possible."
Monestime is unsure how to proceed. On one hand, she wants the bureaucratic and financial nightmare to end. On the other is her desire for Brach to be held accountable. "We're going to drop a $10 million judgment for air rights that should have been ours from the beginning?" she says. "It's just so twisted."


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describe('UserListController', function() {

  // Arrange
  var scope, controller, httpBackend;

  beforeEach(angular.mock.module("mcp.users"));
  beforeEach(angular.mock.module("mcp.dataservices"));

  beforeEach(angular.mock.inject(function($rootScope) {
    scope = $rootScope.$new();
  }));

  beforeEach(angular.mock.inject(function($httpBackend) {
    httpBackend = $httpBackend;

    httpBackend.whenGET(/rest\/api\/users/).respond(
        {
          content: [
            {"emailAddress": "tintin@dma.org", "username": "Tintin"},
            {"emailAddress": "admin@dma.dk", "username": "admin"},
            {"emailAddress": "hadock@dma.org", "username": "Haddock"}]
        }
    );
  }));

  beforeEach(angular.mock.inject(function($controller, UserService) {
    controller = $controller("UserListController", {$scope: scope, UserService: UserService});
    httpBackend.flush();
  }));

  afterEach(function() {
    httpBackend.verifyNoOutstandingExpectation();
    httpBackend.verifyNoOutstandingRequest();
  });

  it('UserListController contains users after creation', function() {
    expect(scope.users).to.have.length(3);
    expect(scope.users[0].username).to.equal("Tintin");
  });

  it("testing the test API", function() {

    //ASSERT
    assert.equal(1, 1);
    assert.notEqual(1, 2);

    //EXPECT
    expect(1 + 2).to.equal(3);
    expect(1 + 2).to.be.equal(3);

  });
});

// UserSignupController
describe('UserSignupController', function() {

  // Arrange
  var scope, userSignupController, httpBackend;

  beforeEach(angular.mock.module('ui.router'));
  beforeEach(angular.mock.module("mcp.users"));
  beforeEach(angular.mock.module("mcp.dataservices"));

  beforeEach(angular.mock.inject(function($rootScope) {
    scope = $rootScope.$new();
  }));

  beforeEach(angular.mock.inject(function($httpBackend) {
    httpBackend = $httpBackend;
  }));

  beforeEach(angular.mock.inject(function($controller, UserService, $state) {
    userSignupController = $controller("UserSignupController", {$scope: scope, UserService: UserService, $state: $state});
    // listeners are always called during the first $digest
    // loop after they was registered. We want the listener
    // for 'user.username' to have been initially called
    // before we start the test
    scope.$digest();
  }));

  afterEach(function() {
    httpBackend.verifyNoOutstandingExpectation();
    httpBackend.verifyNoOutstandingRequest();
  });

  it('Should be clean after creation', function() {

    expect(scope.user).to.be.empty;
    expect(scope.message).to.be.null;
    expect(scope.alert).to.be.null;
    expect(scope.usernameAlreadyExist).to.be.true;

  });
  it('should flag new username as not already existing', function() {

    // GIVEN a userlist not containing a user with the username 'A'
    httpBackend.expectGET(/rest\/api\/users\/A\/exist/).respond({usernameExist: false});
    // WHEN username is set to 'A':
    scope.user.username = 'A';
    // (and the listener will call resolveUniqueUsername)
    scope.$digest();
    // (which eventually reponds):
    httpBackend.flush();
    // THEN username is identified as being new:
    expect(scope.usernameAlreadyExist).to.be.false;
    expect(scope.isValid(true)).to.be.true;

  });
  it('should flag known username as already existing', function() {

    // GIVEN a userlist containing a user with the username 'Ann'
    httpBackend.expectGET(/rest\/api\/users\/Ann\/exist/).respond({usernameExist: true});
    // WHEN username is set to 'Ann'
    scope.user.username = 'Ann';
    scope.$digest();
    httpBackend.flush();
    // THEN username is still not unique:
    expect(scope.usernameAlreadyExist).to.be.true;
    expect(scope.isValid(true)).to.be.false;

  });
  it('should flag form as invalid when username already exist', function() {

    expect(scope.isValid(true)).to.be.false;
    //scope.user.username = 'Ann';
    scope.user.password = 'secret';
    scope.user.repeatedPassword = 'secret';
    scope.usernameAlreadyExist = false;
    expect(scope.isValid(true)).to.be.true;

  });
  it('should flag form as invalid when password equals username', function() {

    // GIVEN a userlist containing a user with the username 'Ann'
    httpBackend.expectGET(/rest\/api\/users\/Ann\/exist/).respond({usernameExist: false});
    // WHEN username is Ann and password is something else
    expect(scope.isValid(true)).to.be.false;
    scope.user.username = 'Ann';
    scope.$digest();
    httpBackend.flush();
    scope.user.password = 'secret';
    scope.user.repeatedPassword = 'secret';
    scope.usernameAlreadyExist = false;
    // THEN all is good
    expect(scope.isValid(true)).to.be.true;
    // WHEN password is changed to be the same as the username
    scope.user.password = 'Ann';
    scope.repeatedPassword = 'Ann';
    // THEN form is invalid
    expect(scope.isValid(true)).to.be.false;

  });
});

// UserConfirmEmailAddressController
describe('UserConfirmEmailAddressController', function() {

  // Arrange
  var scope, controller, httpBackend, userService;

  beforeEach(angular.mock.module('ui.router'));
  beforeEach(angular.mock.module("mcp.users"));
  beforeEach(angular.mock.module("mcp.dataservices"));

  beforeEach(angular.mock.inject(function($rootScope, $httpBackend, $controller, UserService) {
    scope = $rootScope.$new();
    httpBackend = $httpBackend;
    controller = $controller;
    userService = UserService;
  }));

  afterEach(function() {
    httpBackend.verifyNoOutstandingExpectation();
    httpBackend.verifyNoOutstandingRequest();
  });

  it('should activate account when username and activationId is valid', function() {

    // GIVEN a user with a valid activation id
    var $stateParams = {username: 'aUser', activationId: 'VALID-ID-123-xyz'};
    httpBackend.whenPUT(/rest\/api\/users\/aUser/).respond(204);
    // WHEN controller is created
    UserConfirmEmailAddressController = controller("UserConfirmEmailAddressController", {$scope: scope, UserService: userService, $stateParams: $stateParams});
    // THEN initially the viewState is laoding
    expect(scope.viewState).to.equal('loading');
    // WHEN remote request is reolved
    httpBackend.flush();
    // THEN the account is activated
    expect(scope.viewState).to.equal('success');
  });
  it('should fail when username and activationId is invalid', function() {

    // GIVEN a user with an invalid activation id
    var $stateParams = {username: 'aUser', activationId: 'INVALID-123-xyz'};
    httpBackend.whenPUT(/rest\/api\/users\/aUser/).respond(400);
    // WHEN controller is created
    UserConfirmEmailAddressController = controller("UserConfirmEmailAddressController", {$scope: scope, UserService: userService, $stateParams: $stateParams});
    // AND remote request is reolved
    httpBackend.flush();
    // THEN the account is still not activated
    expect(scope.viewState).to.equal('notFound');
  });
  it('should fail when username and activationId is unknown', function() {

    // GIVEN a another user that hits a server brain-fart (server error)
    var $stateParams = {username: 'anotherUser', activationId: 'SOME-123-xyz'};
    httpBackend.whenPUT(/rest\/api\/users\/anotherUser/).respond(500);
    // WHEN controller is created
    UserConfirmEmailAddressController = controller("UserConfirmEmailAddressController", {$scope: scope, UserService: userService, $stateParams: $stateParams});
    // AND remote request is reolved
    httpBackend.flush();
    // THEN an error is indicated
    expect(scope.viewState).to.equal('error');
  });
});

// UserResetPasswordController
describe('UserResetPasswordController', function() {

  // Arrange
  var scope, controller, httpBackend, userService;

  beforeEach(angular.mock.module('ui.router'));
  beforeEach(angular.mock.module("mcp.users"));
  beforeEach(angular.mock.module("mcp.dataservices"));
  beforeEach(angular.mock.module("mcp.auth"));

  beforeEach(angular.mock.inject(function($rootScope, $httpBackend, $controller, AuthService) {
    scope = $rootScope.$new();
    httpBackend = $httpBackend;
    controller = $controller;
    authService = AuthService;
    // setup a default user
    stateParams = {username: 'aUser', activationId: 'A-CONFIRMATION-ID-123-xyz'};
    userResetPasswordController = controller("UserResetPasswordController", {$scope: scope, $stateParams: stateParams, AuthService: authService, $controller: controller});

    // setup default responses
    httpBackend.whenPUT(/rest\/api\/users\/aUser/, {"userId":{"identifier":""},"currentPassword":"A-FAKE-CONFIRMATION-ID-123-xyz","changedPassword":"aNewSecret"}).respond(500, '');

  }));

  afterEach(function() {
    httpBackend.verifyNoOutstandingExpectation();
    httpBackend.verifyNoOutstandingRequest();
  });

  it('should change password when username, confirmationId and new password is valid', function() {

    // GIVEN a user with a valid confirmationID
    // WHEN the user supply a valid new password
    scope.changePassword('aNewSecret');
    httpBackend.expectPUT(/rest\/api\/users\/aUser/, {"userId":{"identifier":""},"currentPassword":"A-CONFIRMATION-ID-123-xyz","changedPassword":"aNewSecret"}).respond();
    httpBackend.flush();
    // THEN the state of the view should be 'success'
    expect(scope.viewState).to.equal('success');
  });
  it('should get the username and confirmationId from the URL stateParams', function() {

    // GIVEN a user with a valid confirmationID
    // WHEN the controller is constructed
    // Then the username is set
    expect(scope.user.username).to.equal("aUser");
    // AND the state of the view is 'supplyPassword'
    expect(scope.viewState).to.equal('supplyPassword');
  });
  it('should fail when e.g. confirmationId is wrong', function() {

    // GIVEN a user with a valid confirmationID
    // WHEN the user supply a valid new password
    stateParams.activationId = 'A-FAKE-CONFIRMATION-ID-123-xyz';
    scope.changePassword('aNewSecret');
    httpBackend.expectPUT(/rest\/api\/users\/aUser/, {"userId":{"identifier":""},"currentPassword":"A-FAKE-CONFIRMATION-ID-123-xyz","changedPassword":"aNewSecret"});
    httpBackend.flush();
    // THEN the state of the view should be 'success'
    expect(scope.viewState).to.equal('expired');
  });
  it('isValid should be false when password equals username', function() {

    // GIVEN a user with a valid confirmationID
    // WHEN the user supply a real secret as new password
    scope.user.password = "aSecret";
    scope.user.repeatedPassword = "aSecret";
    // THEN
    expect(scope.isValid(true)).to.be.true;
    // WHEN the user supply the username as new password
    scope.user.username = "aUser";
    scope.user.repeatedPassword = "aUser";
    // THEN
    expect(scope.isValid(true)).to.be.false;
  });
});


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Geno Smith Says Giveaways 'Have to Stop Now'
Throughout QB Geno Smith's first four NFL games, we've learned a lot about the second-round rookie.
He's displayed a strong arm and an ability to hit a receiver in stride deep down the field. He's shown his getaway speed in escaping pressure and taking off for positive yards. He's demonstrated courage, too, stepping up in the pocket and making a throw knowing full-well he's about to receive a crushing blow from a blitzing defender.
We've learned that he has the tools to succeed as a starting quarterback in the NFL. But with 11 turnovers heading into Week 5, we also know that it's time for the rookie mistakes to cease.
"They have to stop now," Smith said of the giveaways. "My job is to manage the football game and to take what the defense gives me. When it's there, I've got to be confident enough to take it, but I've also got to be smart enough to know when it's not there and pull it down."
With his seventh and eights picks vs. the Titans, Smith's now averaging an even 2.0 interceptions per game through the season's first quarter.
"Both of them were tight windows, tight throws," he said, "and all I can say from that is I need to have better ball placement if I'm going to make those throws. Otherwise, don't even try it, don't even attempt it. Try to take a safe play, maybe check it down or go somewhere else with the ball, but not turn it over."
He has to do a better job of keeping two hands on the football until the moment he's ready to throw, he added, as he lost two fumbles in the game as well.
"I think I've been reckless with the ball at times," he said. "I think I may have tried to do too much when there was little there. It's just something I've got to get better at mechanically, physically and even mentally."
Only one whole *team *has turned the ball over more than Smith has individually.
Give Geno credit, though. Feeling like he owed the defense an apology, he addressed several players in the locker room following the 38-13 loss in Nashville.
"They've bailed us out time and time again so far, but whenever you turn it over that many times, it's hard for those guys to go out there and do their job when it's a short field," he said. "I just wanted to talk to those guys and let them know that I was aware of my mistakes and I wanted to clean them up and I will clean them up."
Strong arm, speed, courage, and now leadership.
Unfortunately, those attributes don't do too much for a player when a heavy dose of turnovers are entered into the equation. He seems to get it, though.
He's talked the talk, but now he'll have to walk the walk and prove it under the lights in a nationally televised primetime game next Monday night in Atlanta.
"I have a great defense here and we can rely on those guys," he said. "I have great guys up front, a great running game, and that's something as well that I can rely on, so as long as I take care of the ball, keep managing the game, and keep us in good situations, we'll have a chance."


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Compound In Dark Chocolate Boosts Athletic Endurance
May 3, 2016: 12:00 AM EST
British researchers found that cyclists who substituted dark chocolate for their regular energy snack used less oxygen when cycling at a moderate pace and also covered more distance in a two-minute flat-out time trial. Dark chocolate contains a compound known as epicatechin, which acts on the circulatory system by converting nitrates to nitric oxide, which dilates blood vessels and reduces oxygen consumption. The effect is similar to that provided by beet juice, which is rich in nitrates. Nine amateur cyclists participated in the experiments, which compared the benefits of dark chocolate to white chocolate on athletic endurance.
Rishikesh Kankesh et al., "Dark chocolate supplementation reduces the oxygen cost of moderate intensity cycling. ", Journal of the International Society of Sports Nutrition, May 03, 2016, © Kankesh et al.
http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2016/03/23/chocolate-really-can-boost-your-workout/


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//
// Copyright 2019 Google LLC.
//
// Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
// you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
// You may obtain a copy of the License at
//
//      http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
//
// Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
// distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
// WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
// See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
// limitations under the License.
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#import "Channel/Sources/EDOChannelForwarder.h"

#import "Channel/Sources/EDOChannel.h"
#import "Channel/Sources/EDOChannelErrors.h"
#import "Channel/Sources/EDOHostPort.h"

/**
 * Creates a receiveHandler for the multiplexer to receive the data and forwards to the forwarded
 * channel.
 */
static EDOChannelReceiveHandler GetMultiplexerReceiveHandler(
    id<EDOChannel> forwardedChannel, EDOForwarderErrorHandler errorHandler) {
  // The handler to receive the data from the multiplexer and sends it to the forwarded channel.
  __block __weak EDOChannelReceiveHandler weakHandler;
  EDOChannelReceiveHandler handler = ^(id<EDOChannel> channel, NSData *data, NSError *error) {
    // The multiplexer closes or errors.
    if (error || !data) {
      [forwardedChannel invalidate];
      errorHandler(EDOForwarderErrorMultiplerxerClosed);
      return;
    }
    [forwardedChannel sendData:data withCompletionHandler:nil];
    [channel receiveDataWithHandler:weakHandler];
  };
  handler = [handler copy];
  weakHandler = handler;
  return handler;
}

/**
 * Creates a receiveHandler for the forwarded channel to receive the data and forwards to the
 * multiplexer.
 */
static EDOChannelReceiveHandler GetForwarderReceiveHandler(id<EDOChannel> multiplexerChannel,
                                                           EDOForwarderErrorHandler errorHandler) {
  // The handler to receive the data from the forwarded channel and sends it to the multiplexer.
  __block __weak EDOChannelReceiveHandler weakHandler;
  EDOChannelReceiveHandler handler = ^(id<EDOChannel> channel, NSData *data, NSError *error) {
    // The forwarded host closes or errors.
    if (error || !data) {
      [multiplexerChannel invalidate];
      errorHandler(EDOForwarderErrorForwardedChannelClosed);
      return;
    }

    [multiplexerChannel sendData:data withCompletionHandler:nil];
    [channel receiveDataWithHandler:weakHandler];
  };
  handler = [handler copy];
  weakHandler = handler;
  return handler;
}

@implementation EDOChannelForwarder {
  /** The block to set up the connection with the multiplexer. */
  EDOMultiplexerConnectBlock _connectBlock;
  /** The block to set up the connection with the host from the port. */
  EDOHostChannelConnectBlock _hostConnectBlock;
  /** The channel connecting to the multiplexer. */
  id<EDOChannel> _multiplexerChannel;
}

- (instancetype)initWithConnectBlock:(EDOMultiplexerConnectBlock)connectBlock
                    hostConnectBlock:(EDOHostChannelConnectBlock)hostConnectBlock {
  self = [super init];
  if (self) {
    _connectBlock = connectBlock;
    _hostConnectBlock = hostConnectBlock;
  }
  return self;
}

- (NSData *)startWithErrorHandler:(EDOForwarderErrorHandler)errorHandler {
  // Close any existing channel.
  [_multiplexerChannel invalidate];

  id<EDOChannel> channel = _connectBlock();
  if (!channel) {
    return nil;
  }

  __block NSData *deviceIdentifier;
  dispatch_semaphore_t waitHandshake = dispatch_semaphore_create(0);
  [channel receiveDataWithHandler:^(id<EDOChannel> _, NSData *data, NSError *error) {
    if (!data || error) {
      [channel invalidate];
      errorHandler(EDOForwarderErrorHandshake);
      dispatch_semaphore_signal(waitHandshake);
      return;
    }

    deviceIdentifier = data;

    // Right now we simply bounce back the deviceIdentifier to ACK.
    [channel sendData:data withCompletionHandler:nil];
    EDOChannelReceiveHandler portHandler = [self portHandlerWithDeviceIdentifier:deviceIdentifier
                                                                    errorHandler:errorHandler];
    [channel receiveDataWithHandler:portHandler];
    dispatch_semaphore_signal(waitHandshake);
  }];
  dispatch_time_t handshakeTimeout = dispatch_time(DISPATCH_TIME_NOW, 10 * NSEC_PER_SEC);
  if (dispatch_semaphore_wait(waitHandshake, handshakeTimeout) != 0) {
    [channel invalidate];
  }
  _multiplexerChannel = channel;
  return deviceIdentifier;
}

- (void)stop {
  [_multiplexerChannel invalidate];
  _multiplexerChannel = nil;
}

/**
 * Creates a receiveHandler to handle the initial port data and set up the connection.
 *
 * @param deviceIdentifier The data received in the handshake to ackknowledge the connection.
 */
- (EDOChannelReceiveHandler)portHandlerWithDeviceIdentifier:(NSData *)deviceIdentifier
                                               errorHandler:(EDOForwarderErrorHandler)errorHandler {
  EDOHostChannelConnectBlock hostConnectBlock = _hostConnectBlock;
  // The handler to receive the hostPort to set up the initial connection to forward channel.
  EDOChannelReceiveHandler portHandler = ^(id<EDOChannel> channel, NSData *data, NSError *error) {
    if (error || !data) {
      errorHandler(EDOForwarderErrorPortSerialization);
      return;
    }
    EDOHostPort *hostPort = data ? [[EDOHostPort alloc] initWithData:data] : nil;
    if (!hostPort) {
      // Close the channel for invalid port data.
      [channel invalidate];
      errorHandler(EDOForwarderErrorPortSerialization);
      return;
    }

    id<EDOChannel> forwardChannel = hostConnectBlock(hostPort);
    if (!forwardChannel) {
      // Failed to connect, sending empty message will close the channel.
      [channel sendData:NSData.data withCompletionHandler:nil];
      [channel invalidate];
      errorHandler(EDOForwarderErrorPortConnection);
    } else {
      // Sends the deviceIdentifier to acknowledge the connection.
      [channel sendData:deviceIdentifier withCompletionHandler:nil];

      // Starts to receive data from both ends.
      [channel receiveDataWithHandler:GetMultiplexerReceiveHandler(forwardChannel, errorHandler)];
      [forwardChannel receiveDataWithHandler:GetForwarderReceiveHandler(channel, errorHandler)];
    }
  };
  return portHandler;
}

@end