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namespace subresource_filter {

mojom::ActivationState ComputeActivationState(
    const GURL& document_url,
    const url::Origin& parent_document_origin,
    const mojom::ActivationState& parent_activation_state,
    const MemoryMappedRuleset* ruleset) {
  DCHECK(ruleset);

  SCOPED_UMA_HISTOGRAM_MICRO_TIMER(
      "SubresourceFilter.DocumentLoad.Activation.WallDuration");
  SCOPED_UMA_HISTOGRAM_MICRO_THREAD_TIMER(
      "SubresourceFilter.DocumentLoad.Activation.CPUDuration");

  auto page_wall_duration_timer = ScopedTimers::StartIf(
      parent_document_origin.opaque(), [](base::TimeDelta delta) {
        UMA_HISTOGRAM_MICRO_TIMES(
            "SubresourceFilter.PageLoad.Activation.WallDuration", delta);
      });
  auto page_cpu_duration_timer = ScopedThreadTimers::StartIf(
      parent_document_origin.opaque(), [](base::TimeDelta delta) {
        UMA_HISTOGRAM_MICRO_TIMES(
            "SubresourceFilter.PageLoad.Activation.CPUDuration", delta);
      });

  IndexedRulesetMatcher matcher(ruleset->data(), ruleset->length());
  mojom::ActivationState activation_state = parent_activation_state;
  if (activation_state.filtering_disabled_for_document)
    return activation_state;

  // TODO(pkalinnikov): Match several activation types in a batch.
  if (matcher.ShouldDisableFilteringForDocument(
          document_url, parent_document_origin,
          url_pattern_index::proto::ACTIVATION_TYPE_DOCUMENT)) {
    activation_state.filtering_disabled_for_document = true;
  } else if (!activation_state.generic_blocking_rules_disabled &&
             matcher.ShouldDisableFilteringForDocument(
                 document_url, parent_document_origin,
                 url_pattern_index::proto::ACTIVATION_TYPE_GENERICBLOCK)) {
    activation_state.generic_blocking_rules_disabled = true;
  }

  // Careful note: any new state computed for mojom::ActivationState in this
  // method must also update UpdateWithMoreAccurateState..
  return activation_state;
}

// AsyncDocumentSubresourceFilter::InitializationParams ------------------------

using InitializationParams =
    AsyncDocumentSubresourceFilter::InitializationParams;

InitializationParams::InitializationParams() = default;

InitializationParams::InitializationParams(
    GURL document_url,
    mojom::ActivationLevel activation_level,
    bool measure_performance)
    : document_url(std::move(document_url)) {
  DCHECK_NE(mojom::ActivationLevel::kDisabled, activation_level);
  parent_activation_state.activation_level = activation_level;
  parent_activation_state.measure_performance = measure_performance;
}

InitializationParams::InitializationParams(
    GURL document_url,
    url::Origin parent_document_origin,
    mojom::ActivationState parent_activation_state)
    : document_url(std::move(document_url)),
      parent_document_origin(std::move(parent_document_origin)),
      parent_activation_state(parent_activation_state) {
  DCHECK_NE(mojom::ActivationLevel::kDisabled,
            parent_activation_state.activation_level);
}

InitializationParams::~InitializationParams() = default;
InitializationParams::InitializationParams(InitializationParams&&) = default;
InitializationParams& InitializationParams::operator=(InitializationParams&&) =
    default;

// AsyncDocumentSubresourceFilter ----------------------------------------------

AsyncDocumentSubresourceFilter::AsyncDocumentSubresourceFilter(
    VerifiedRuleset::Handle* ruleset_handle,
    InitializationParams params,
    base::OnceCallback<void(mojom::ActivationState)> activation_state_callback)
    : task_runner_(ruleset_handle->task_runner()),
      core_(new Core(), base::OnTaskRunnerDeleter(task_runner_)) {
  DCHECK_NE(mojom::ActivationLevel::kDisabled,
            params.parent_activation_state.activation_level);

  // Note: It is safe to post |ruleset_handle|'s VerifiedRuleset pointer,
  // because a task to delete it can only be posted to (and, therefore,
  // processed by) |task_runner| after this method returns, hence after the
  // below task is posted.
  base::PostTaskAndReplyWithResult(
      task_runner_, FROM_HERE,
      base::BindOnce(&Core::Initialize, base::Unretained(core_.get()),
                     std::move(params), ruleset_handle->ruleset_.get()),
      base::BindOnce(&AsyncDocumentSubresourceFilter::OnActivateStateCalculated,
                     weak_ptr_factory_.GetWeakPtr(),
                     std::move(activation_state_callback)));
}

AsyncDocumentSubresourceFilter::~AsyncDocumentSubresourceFilter() {
  DCHECK(sequence_checker_.CalledOnValidSequence());
}

void AsyncDocumentSubresourceFilter::OnActivateStateCalculated(
    base::OnceCallback<void(mojom::ActivationState)> activation_state_callback,
    mojom::ActivationState activation_state) {
  activation_state_ = activation_state;
  std::move(activation_state_callback).Run(activation_state);
}

void AsyncDocumentSubresourceFilter::GetLoadPolicyForSubdocument(
    const GURL& subdocument_url,
    LoadPolicyCallback result_callback) {
  DCHECK(sequence_checker_.CalledOnValidSequence());

  // TODO(pkalinnikov): Think about avoiding copy of |subdocument_url| if it is
  // too big and won't be allowed anyway (e.g., it's a data: URI).
  base::PostTaskAndReplyWithResult(
      task_runner_, FROM_HERE,
      base::BindOnce(
          [](AsyncDocumentSubresourceFilter::Core* core,
             const GURL& subdocument_url) {
            DCHECK(core);
            DocumentSubresourceFilter* filter = core->filter();
            return filter
                       ? filter->GetLoadPolicy(
                             subdocument_url,
                             url_pattern_index::proto::ELEMENT_TYPE_SUBDOCUMENT)
                       : LoadPolicy::ALLOW;
          },
          core_.get(), subdocument_url),
      std::move(result_callback));
}

void AsyncDocumentSubresourceFilter::ReportDisallowedLoad() {
  if (!first_disallowed_load_callback_.is_null())
    std::move(first_disallowed_load_callback_).Run();
}

void AsyncDocumentSubresourceFilter::UpdateWithMoreAccurateState(
    const mojom::ActivationState& updated_page_state) {
  // DISABLED activation level implies that the ruleset is somehow invalid. Make
  // sure that we don't update the state in that case.
  DCHECK(has_activation_state());
  if (activation_state_->activation_level == mojom::ActivationLevel::kDisabled)
    return;

  // TODO(csharrison): Split mojom::ActivationState into multiple structs, with
  // one that includes members that are inherited from the parent without
  // change, and one that includes members that need to be computed.
  bool filtering_disabled = activation_state_->filtering_disabled_for_document;
  bool generic_disabled = activation_state_->generic_blocking_rules_disabled;

  activation_state_ = updated_page_state;
  activation_state_->filtering_disabled_for_document = filtering_disabled;
  activation_state_->generic_blocking_rules_disabled = generic_disabled;
  task_runner_->PostTask(
      FROM_HERE,
      base::BindOnce(&AsyncDocumentSubresourceFilter::Core::SetActivationState,
                     base::Unretained(core_.get()), *activation_state_));
}

const mojom::ActivationState& AsyncDocumentSubresourceFilter::activation_state()
    const {
  CHECK(activation_state_);
  return activation_state_.value();
}

// AsyncDocumentSubresourceFilter::Core ----------------------------------------

AsyncDocumentSubresourceFilter::Core::Core() {
  sequence_checker_.DetachFromSequence();
}

AsyncDocumentSubresourceFilter::Core::~Core() {
  DCHECK(sequence_checker_.CalledOnValidSequence());
}

void AsyncDocumentSubresourceFilter::Core::SetActivationState(
    const mojom::ActivationState& state) {
  DCHECK(filter_);
  filter_->set_activation_state(state);
}

mojom::ActivationState AsyncDocumentSubresourceFilter::Core::Initialize(
    InitializationParams params,
    VerifiedRuleset* verified_ruleset) {
  DCHECK(sequence_checker_.CalledOnValidSequence());
  DCHECK(verified_ruleset);

  if (!verified_ruleset->Get())
    return mojom::ActivationState();

  mojom::ActivationState activation_state = ComputeActivationState(
      params.document_url, params.parent_document_origin,
      params.parent_activation_state, verified_ruleset->Get());

  DCHECK_NE(mojom::ActivationLevel::kDisabled,
            activation_state.activation_level);
  filter_.emplace(url::Origin::Create(params.document_url), activation_state,
                  verified_ruleset->Get());

  return activation_state;
}

}  // namespace subresource_filter

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Sainsbury's has today (22 February) become the first British retailer to publicly commit to the complete removal of plastic from its cotton buds, as the supermarket group aims to replace the current sticks with a fully biodegradable option by the end of 2017.
Sainsbury's had previously announced plans to remove plastic stems in the products, but this new commitment announced today (22 February) refers to the introduction of a new biodegradable adhesive, which holds the cotton bud to the stem.
The supermarket chain is currently in talks to find a new formula and, crucially, it has pledged to share this forumla with other retailers to encourage a switch to plastic-free cotton buds across the sector. Other retailers including Tesco, Waitrose and Johnson and Johnson have made assurances to ban plastic from the stems of cotton buds, amid a public campaign that now has more than 150,000 backers.
Sainsbury's brand director Judith Batchelar said: "We're always looking for ways to make our products more sustainable and switching to a biodegradable adhesive to our own brand cotton buds is a great example furthering our promise to remove the plastic stems.
Cotton bud sticks are the most common litter from toilets flushed on to the country's beaches, as consumers flush them down the toilet rather than disposing of them in household waste. A recent Marine Conservation Society (MSC) report found that the number of sticks found on UK beaches had doubled since 2012, from an average of 11 to 24 for every 100 metres.
Sainsbury's sells more than 300 million own-brand cotton buds each year, and expects the revised products to remove over 50 tonnes of plastic from production.
With around five trillion pieces of plastic estimated to be floating in the world's seas, the retailers are starting to make concerted efforts to tackle the pertinent issue of marine plastic pollution. Between 80,000 and 219,000 tonnes of microplastics enter the marine environment across Europe per year. In response, almost all of Britain's major retailers have pledged to phase out harmful microbeads from their own-brand cosmetic and beauty products.
Following demands for a sector-wide ban from the Environmental Audit Committee (EAC), the Government has set out plans to remove microbeads from cosmetics and personal care products by October 2017.
It is hoped the ban will have a similar impact to the successful introduction of the 5p plastic bag charge, which has nearly cut the number of bags found on beaches by half. The number of plastic shopping bags handed out by retailers in England dropped from seven billion to just over half a billion within six months, following the introduction of the 5p carrier bag charge in October 2015. The carrier bag charge represents something of a CSR success story, with retailers now using the profits gained from the charge to boost a number of in social development projects.


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Rumors Debunked: Han Solo Isn't In 'Rogue One', Jason Todd Is Not The Joker In 'Suicide Squad'
By Angie Han/July 27, 2016 12:00 pm EST
When Lucasfilm announced earlier this month that Alden Ehrenreich would lead the Han Solo anthology film, they were just confirming what fans already knew — the trades had revealed the casting months ago. But not every report and rumor pans out so nicely. For example, there's been a lot of speculation that Ehrenreich's Han Solo could cameo in this winter's Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. However, director Gareth Edwards has gone on the record to shut down the rumors.
Meanwhile, over at Warner Bros., Suicide Squad director David Ayer is battling a pesky and persistent fan theory of his own. Many have wondered if Jared Leto's Joker could be Jason Todd, whose defaced costume was seen in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, but Ayer insists that's not the case.
Let's start with Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. There's been a lot of speculation that Han Solo could pop up in Rogue One, and as theories go this one isn't too far-fetched. Lucasfilm seemed eager to fill the role quickly, even though the movie doesn't open until 2018. And narratively, the timeline would make sense. Rogue One is set shortly before the events of A New Hope, so a young Han Solo could conceivably cross paths with Jyn Erso and her friends. Moreover, Ehrenreich is signed for a three-picture deal as Han Solo, so it seemed possible that Rogue One could be one of those pictures.
However, in a conversation with Extra, Edwards stated in no uncertain terms that Han Solo is not in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. "I'm not sure if I'm allowed to do this, but I think I should," he said. "I can put to bed, Han Solo is not in the movie." And if you don't believe him, maybe you'll trust Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy, who said the same thing in a separate interview. When asked about the rumor, she gave a firm answer. "No. I can confirm that," she said.
Oh, and while she was at it, she also squashed speculation that Hayden Christensen could be in Rogue One. "No, that is not true," she said. "I can confirm that, he is not in it."
It's possible, of course, that Edwards and Kennedy are lying through their teeth. They wouldn't be the first filmmakers to spread some mistruths in order to preserve a plot twist (Star Trek Into Darkness' Khan reveal being the most memorable recent example). But it seems just as plausible that they are telling the truth. It'd be possible to work Han Solo into Rogue One, but based on what we know about the story there's no good reason he has to be there.
Moving on to the other rumor du jour, you may have heard some theories that Suicide Squad's Joker is actually the new identity of Jason Todd, Batman's former Robin. Part of that is accurate. In Batman v Superman, we see a Robin suit. There's writing all over it that looks like the work of the Joker. And Warner Bros. has since confirmed that that Robin was indeed Jason Todd. But from there, fans have pored over the Joker's tattoos and scars to conclude that Jason Todd didn't die, but just came back as Leto's Joker. And that's the part Ayer denied to WSVN-TV.
Ayer was asked what the "most ridiculous rumor" about Suicide Squad was. He answered, "That the Joker is Jason Todd. It ain't the case. He's not." Again, Ayer could be lying. But he probably isn't, especially since he brought it up himself — the interviewer didn't ask about the "Jason Todd is Joker" theory specifically.
The interview did ask about widespread rumors that Suicide Squad had undergone reshoots to add more humor, and Ayer was happy to squash those as well. "I don't think you can do that," he explained. "You know, 'cause it's like, what, you've got a scene and all of a sudden dudes are cracking jokes and then you're back into the old scene? It doesn't work like that. The movie was always funny. The movie was a lot of fun. And the studio just gave me more resources to make it even better."

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Bella Dahl dress. Botkier bag. Swedish HasBeens shoes.
Yesterday afternoon was a much deserved break from a full morning of work. Kyle and I galavanted around LA searching for a singular spot that served stiff drinks, ice cream, and espresso all-in-one. We failed and had to go to two different places for the three cravings, but it was a super fun journey while it lasted. I had my first affogato at Neveux on Melrose, which would make the 4th ice cream run in 4 consecutive days. What beach body?
As of now I'm packed and ready to jump on the 16 hour journey to Austria then France for the next 4 weeks! So the next time I see ya, expect a change in scenery.


Relive your elementary school glory days (or humiliation) and support the Free Library of Philadelphia at the same time! Join the Raven Society, the Free Library's young member group, and Emcee Icon Ebony Fierce for The Birds & The Bee: A Raven Society Spelling Bee! Attend as a spectator or sign up with a team and compete in a quizzo-style spell-off. It's going to be part show, part quiz, and all fun! Creative team names and outfits are encouraged. All proceeds from ticket sales will benefit the Free Library of Philadelphia.
The Free Library is one of the most important educational and cultural institutions in our region, with libraries serving as havens for learning, cultural activities, and social interaction throughout the city. The Free Library is committed to providing safe spaces where all Philadelphians can learn and grow.
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Vanessa Müller (* 1. April 1994 in Mühlhausen/Thüringen) ist eine deutsche Fußballspielerin.

Karriere
Müller startete ihre Karriere bei der SpVgg 09 Faulungen. Anschließend wechselte sie zur Spg. Lengenfeld/Stein, wo sie einige Spiele in der Thüringer Landesauswahl spielte. Im Sommer 2009 verließ sie Lengenfeld und wechselte an das Nachwuchszentrum des 1. FFC Turbine Potsdam. Nach einem Jahr in der B-Jugend des 1. FFC Turbine Potsdam gab sie ihr Seniordebüt für die Reservemannschaft unter Trainer Thomas Kandler am 22. August 2010 gegen den BV Cloppenburg. Aufgrund von Verletzungsproblemen rückte sie im Dezember 2011 in den Bundesligakader von Turbine, kam aber über die Reservistenrolle nicht hinaus. Im Sommer 2013, nach 51 Spielen für Turbine Potsdam II, kehrte sie nach Thüringen zurück und unterschrieb für den Bundesligisten FF USV Jena. Sie gab am 31. August 2013 in der ersten Runde des DFB-Pokals 2013 ihr Debüt für den USV Jena und am 1. Dezember 2013 ihr Bundesliga-Debüt gegen den VfL Sindelfingen. Müller wurde in dem Spiel in der 89. Minute für Iva Landeka eingewechselt.

Persönliches
Ihre ältere Schwester Elisa Müller (* 1990) spielt gegenwärtig ebenfalls Fußball für die Reserve des FF USV Jena. Vanessas ältere Schwester Theresa Müller (* 1991) spielte bis 2009 für den FF USV Jena und stieg unter Heidi Vater mit dem Verein 2008 in die Bundesliga auf. Theresa beendete jedoch 2010 verletzungsbedingt ihre Karriere.

Erfolge
 2011: populärste Sportlerin des Unstrut-Hainich-Kreises

Weblinks

Einzelnachweise

Fußballspieler (1. FFC Turbine Potsdam)
Fußballspieler (FF USV Jena)
Deutscher
Geboren 1994
Frau

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Jussi Veikkanen (født 29. marts 1981 i Rihimäki) er en tidligere professionel finsk landevejscykelrytter. Han startede sin amatørkarriere for Malarenergi.

Han blev under Tour de France 2009 den første finske rytter til at trække i den prikkede bjergtrøje efter et udbrud på 2. etape.

Eksterne henvisninger

Mandlige cykelryttere fra Finland


There have been some tragic news that has come in. A former cooking star on FOX's "Hell's Kitchen" with Gordon Ramsay has died.
On Monday, July 30, chef Jessica Vogel passed away at a hospital. She was 34-years-old, according to "NorthJersey.com," a "USA Today" affiliate.
In October, Vogel wrote a raw post about her life and admitted that she had a drinking problem.
"When my sister says start a blog, the narcissistic alcoholic in me thinks me and I. Perfect. I'm f****d up. Truly. Sure," Vogel begins.
"I was on Hells kitchen with Chef Ramsay and Cutthroat Kitchen on Food Network. I went to culinary school in Denver, grew up at the Jersey shore..." she continued.
"I'm weeks away from 34 years old and got told I drink too much and have cirrhosis. Did it stop me from pouring shots of alcohol? Nope," Vogel wrote.
Her fiance, John Michael Keyser, said "her heart gave out" when she was at the hospital. The reason why it was such an unexpected death was because the couple was "planning to open a restaurant together."
Vogel attended culinary school at Johnson and Wales in Denver, and auditioned for "Hell's Kitchen" which aired in March 2014. While on the show she worked at a bakery in California.
Later, she worked for chef Christine Nunn as a pastry chef at Grange in Westwood. Then, she went to work at Nunn's Ridgewood restaurant, Picnic on the Square. In March 2016, she was an executive chef at Black Rebel Burger in Hackensack.
Her fiance is having a difficult time with her passing and says that his "heart is breaking." We are asking our readers to pray for Vogel's family as they go through this hard time.


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Q: How to upgrade this small code from Extjs3 to Extjs4.2? I have been trying to find a solution to upgrading the code below from ExtJs3.4 to ExtJs 4.2?
I found some answers and looked into Sencha's docs, but still having hard time with it.
If anyone knows how to rewrite this code in ExtJs4.2, please let me know. Thanks in advance.
        var config =
        {
            store: new Ext.data.Store({
                autoLoad: true,
                proxy: new Ext.data.HttpProxy({ url: '/main/...' }),
                reader: new Ext.data.JsonReader
                ({
                    root: 'data',
                    totalProperty: 'totalCount',
                    id: 'id',
                    fields:
                    [
                        'alert_id',
                        {name: 'duration', type: 'int'},
                        {name: 'start_date', type: 'date', dateFormat: 'timestamp'},
                        {name: 'end_date', type: 'date', dateFormat: 'timestamp'},
                        'monitor'
                    ]
                })
            }),
        }

        // more code here

This is what I know from the code above:

*

*Models are using the field not Stores anymore

*reader should be inside the proxy
These are the warning
[DEPRECATED][4.0][Ext.data.Store]: Passing a "fields" config via the store's reader config is no longer supported. Instead you should configure a model and pass it as the store's "model" config. Please see the header docs for Ext.data.Store for details on properly setting up your data components.
ext-all.js (line 21)
[DEPRECATED][4.0][Ext.data.Store] reader (config): The reader config should now be specified on the configured proxy rather than directly on the store.

Addendum
I was doing it this way at first:
 Ext.define('User', {
     extend: 'Ext.data.Model',
     id: 'id',
     fields:
     [
         'alert_id',
         {name: 'duration', type: 'int'},
         {name: 'start_date', type: 'date', dateFormat: 'timestamp'},
         {name: 'end_date', type: 'date', dateFormat: 'timestamp'},
         'monitor'
     ]
 });

 var config =
 {
      store: new Ext.data.Store({
          model:'User',
          proxy:
          {
              url: '/main/...',
              reader: new Ext.data.JsonReader
              ({
                    root: 'data',
                    totalProperty: 'totalCount',
              })
          }

      }),

      // more code here
 }

So I was not sure what to write instead of reader: new Ext.data.JsonReader.
Also whether to use the Model or not since Store was not using fields anymore. I had no idea about Ext.data.JsonStore until I saw the answer.

A: How about this?  The JsonStore is documented at http://docs-origin.sencha.com/extjs/4.2.0/#!/api/Ext.data.JsonStore.
initComponent: function () {

    var config = {
        store: new Ext.data.JsonStore({
            autoLoad: true,
            fields: [ 'alert_id', 'duration', 'start_date', 'end_date' ],
            proxy: {
                type: 'ajax',
                url: '/main/...',
                reader: {
                    type: 'json',
                    root: 'data',
                    totalProperty: 'totalCount'
                }
            }
        })
    }
}

A: Chris Farmer's answer is correct. However, here's a more thorough explanation.
Ext now encourages you to document the format of your data, so you should use an Ext.data.Model to define the field names. The suggested way to do it, is to define the proxy on the model itself so it can be loaded independent of a store
// File 1
Ext.define('my.User', {
     extend: 'Ext.data.Model',
     fields: [
         'alert_id',
         {name: 'duration', type: 'int'},
         {name: 'start_date', type: 'date', dateFormat: 'timestamp'},
         {name: 'end_date', type: 'date', dateFormat: 'timestamp'},
         'monitor'
     ],
     proxy: {
        type: 'ajax',
        url: '/main/...',
        // Reader is now on the proxy, as the message was explaining
        reader: {
            type: 'json',
            root: 'data',
            totalProperty: 'totalCount'
        }
     }
 });

 // File 2
 // Use the model with the store
 var config = {
     // Passing the model definition to the store as the message was explaining
     store: new Ext.data.JsonStore({model:  'my.User', autoLoad: true})
 };

Ext still allows you to use fields definitions instead of models when creating stores, but it's not recommended, an implicit model will be created. Here's how to do it.
 var config = {
     store: new Ext.data.JsonStore({
         fields: [
             'alert_id',
             {name: 'duration', type: 'int'},
             {name: 'start_date', type: 'date', dateFormat: 'timestamp'},
             {name: 'end_date', type: 'date', dateFormat: 'timestamp'},
             'monitor'
         ],
         proxy: {
             type: 'ajax',
             url: '/main/...',
             reader: {
                 type: 'json',
                 root: 'data',
                 totalProperty: 'totalCount'
             }
         }
     });
 };

A: initComponent: function () {

this.store= new Ext.data.JsonStore({
        autoLoad: true,
        fields: [ 'alert_id', 'duration', 'start_date', 'end_date' ],
        proxy: {
            type: 'ajax',
            url: '/main/...',
            reader: {
                type: 'json',
                root: 'data',
                totalProperty: 'totalCount'
            }
        }
    });

 this.callParent(arguments);
}

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What's your opinion about overproduced music, how will you know if it's overproduced, and how to make it not?
Would you recommend mixing in mono and as the last step pan the stereo-image or mixing in stereo (set levels and pan first) and flip back and forth between mono and stereo?
The range of audio frequency humans can hear is usually said to be 20Hz to 20,000Hz. As such, when eq-ing during mastering, should you just cut off anything above and below that range? If not at what frequency do you suggest rolling of the top and bottom during mastering?
Watched your video about normalizing a voice over track for consistency. Why not do that will all tracks as a starting point for your mix?
Is the Shure SM57 the same thing as an SM58?


Fresh off the release of his debut project Love + Anchors, Khary Durgans is back with a new EP.
The Rhode Island native's first single and title track, Swim Team, is blessed with production by Mike Irish and a verse by Atlanta's own, Rome Fortune.
Good music awaits you and is only one click away. Just let it happen.


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Trump's SOTU Guests Include Heroes, Homeowners - Dems Invite Transgender Veteran, Illegal Aliens
Guests for Trump's speech range from transgender Marine veteran and illegal aliens to life-savers and war heroes. (Screenshot)
On Monday, President Donald J. Trump and First Lady Melania announced their special guests at the President's first State of the Union address on Tuesday:
The parents of two young women, Nisa Mickens and Kayla Cuevas, friends who were brutally murdered by MS-13 gang members.
The first blind, double-amputee to reenlist in the Marine Corps, Corporal (Ret.) Matthew Bradford, who had been injured by an IED explosion while serving in Iraq.
The founder of a non-profit rescue and recovery organization that has provided aid to thousands of people across the South victimized by floods and storms, including Hurricane, Jon Bridgers.
Fire prevention technician David Dahlberg who saved 62 children from a raging wildfire in Southern California.
Police Officer Ryan Holets, who has served six years on the force in Albuquerque, New Mexico, been shot twice and, along with his wife, adopted a baby from parent who suffered from opioid addiction.
Coast Guard Aviation Technician Ashlee Leppert who rescued dozens of Americans during last year's devastating hurricane season.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Agen Celestino "CJ" Martinez, whose investigations have led to arrests of more than 100 MS-13 gang members who have been prosecuted for crimes, including homicide, assault, narcotics and weapons trafficking.
U.S. Army Staff Sergeant Justin Peck, who was directly responsible for saving Chief Petty Officer Stacy's life after Stacy was severely injured during an explosion in Syria last year.
A veteran's son, Preston Sharp, who has organized the placement of more than 40,000 flags and red carnations on soldiers' graves, in honor of their service to the country.
The president and vice president of Staub Manufacturing Solutions, a contract manufacturing company, who gave increased bonuses to their employees, thanks to last year's tax reform legislation.
A skilled welder, Corey Adams, who, with his wife, became first-time homeowners and invested extra money into their daughters' education savings as a result of tax reform.
Meanwhile, Democrats' guests at the State of the Union include:
Illegal aliens brought as guests by House Minority Leader Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-California) and other Democrats,
A transgender Marine Corp veteran who opposes Pres. Trump's efforts to ban transgenders from U.S. military service,
The wife of an Iraqi man living in Michigan who was convicted of a weapons charge, spent two years in prison, and ordered deported in 1994, who was arrested and detained by immigration officials in 2017 – and who is leading a class-action suit against the U.S. government's effort to deport detainees, and
The daughter of a man deported after being criminally convicted in 1997 of knowingly possessing false identification to defraud the United States, who was detained and ordered deported in October of 2017 after illegally returning to the U.S.
Source URL: https://www.cnsnews.com/blog/craig-bannister/trumps-sotu-guests-include-heroes-homeowners-dems-invite-transgender-veteran


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A CLIMATE CHANGE FOR 'GLACIOGENIC ART'
By Lakshmi Chandrasekaran –
Glaciers and forests show jagged retreats in Jill Pelto's paintings while the sky above heats up. Pelto, a graduate student studying climate science at the University of Maine, uses her art to convey the impacts of climate change on world environments.
She overlays climate change research data with striking colors and vivid imagery to depict our living world amid rising temperatures. Her watercolor paintings convey multiple layers of information, all the while visualizing the problems of climate change. Jill calls her works "glaciogenic art."
Jill combined both her passions for art and climate science during her undergraduate studies at the University of Maine where she graduated last year with a double major in studio art and earth science. Through the dual media of painting and data she strives to convey the impact of our unsustainable practices on climate and environment. A tiger clings to a disrupted, shrinking ecosystem in one painting. Using data that shows the decline in forest area from 1970-2010, Jill's painting on habitat degradation depicts why tigers are an endangered species today due to human impact on their environments worldwide. Another painting shows the annual decrease in the size of glaciers worldwide, global sea level rise and global temperature increases, all incorporating climate change data.
Scientific data collected from 1980 to 2014 of the average loss of mass for a group of glaciers in North Cascade, Washington, creates the profile for the painting. (Jill Pelto)
A graph showing the decline in global glacial mass depicts the profile of a glacier with rising temperatures visualized above. (Jill Pelto)
Jill Pelto, a graduate student in Climate Science at the University of Maine, uses her training as an artist to visualize climate data in her paintings. (Lakshmi Chandrasekaran/Medill)
Tigers are endangered species due to human impact on their forest ecosystems. (Jill Pelto/University of Maine)
Her paintings have been featured on PBS, Climatecentral.org, Smithsonian.com, among other venues. At the recent Comer Abrupt Climate Change Conference in Wisconsin, she presented her research project that explores the vulnerability of seals in the Southern Ocean to climate change, rather than her artworks. She talked with Medill Reports about her inspiration for both.
Q. What inspired you to combine your passions for art and science?
A. I have always been inspired by outdoors and nature and always had a passion for art. So as an undergraduate at University of Maine, I originally started as an art major and I knew that I wanted to investigate some sort of sciences, so I ended up in their science program. And, throughout my career, I had wondered how could I combine these two? I worked on many ideas for a long time and used a lot of my art class assignments to try and do something scientifically themed.
Q. But converting scientific data into art? What drove you to make that interpretation?
A. I started to convert graphical data from climate change research, into art in response to one dramatic year working in Washington State on one of the glaciers.
Q. Dramatic? How?
A. In 2015, there was a major drought in the West and Washington was hit very hard by that. Just seeing those impacts more personally than I had before, such as being caught in forest fire smoke, seeing the reservoirs getting dry, seeing glaciers so diminished and having virtually no snow on them. That inspired me to make a series of paintings using scientific data collected from 1980 to 2014 of the average mass balance for a group of North Cascade, Washington glaciers. Mass balance is the annual budget for the glaciers: total snow accumulation minus total snow ablation.
Q. I understand that part of your interest in climate change has been kindled in response to going on field trips with your dad. Can you tell us a little bit about your expeditions together?
A. My dad has been running the North Cascade Glacial climate project in Washington for the past 33 years. He began it when he was working on his Ph.D. thesis in University of Maine and specifically measures how the glaciers change year to year. I started going out with my dad to these field trips from high school. I have been going for the last eight years now. It's an intensive field season backpacking and camping for about three weeks, every summer. It's wonderful to be able to work with my dad. My brother is also in glaciology and I have worked with him in British Columbia.
Q. Wow, an entire family committed to climate change research! Are there specific scientific themes you have used in your art, which you like to explore more often?
A. Just looking at data from my dad's project – fairly dramatic declines in glaciers – struck me as the profile of glaciers. I started brainstorming after that and did a three-part series showing glacial decline, salmon population data since their population is dwindling and rising temperatures [that contribute to] forest fires.
Q. Who do you want to be your target audience?
A. I'm still defining it. So far a lot of people have already responded to it and those folks seem to be the ones who are environmentally conscious people. I want my audience to be more general public and reach those who may not be moved by an article or a scientific paper, or willing to stop and look at a graph.
Q. Where did you get this data?
A. Some of the data is based on the field work that I have helped with and some of them I found online, while researching different sources such as NOAA.
Q. Collecting scientific data requires one particular mindset and art seemingly another. Am I wrong?
A. Art and science are really important and require observational skills. One of my favorite things doing field work is bringing my artistic mind to it. While in field, I do a number of sketches using pens, watercolors that I bring with me. Every place I went to I have done a lot of preliminary sketches, capturing what is in front of me– such as landscapes. So that just has been really incredible and is a way to see things via a different lens.
Q. Have you done art shows or exhibits?
A. So far mostly, I have done just group shows in Chicago, Philly, Maine. One was this summer, at Mount Desert Island Biological Laboratory, which is near Acadia National Park in Maine, where do they a show called 'Art meets science' every year.
Q. What kind of feedback have you gotten so far?
A. The feedback has really been positive and I heard from a lot of people from different backgrounds all over the world, which is great. Additionally, I have been selling a lot of my work on Etsy, an online marketplace.
Q. So, what do you want to do in the future?
A. I have talked to quite a few scientists about doing collaborations with them and that's something I will be able to focus on more on after I finish my Master's. I have so many ideas for future work that I will explore – marine debris, how marine debris affects marine creatures, shifting ecosystems with climate change, global strides with clean energy, sustainable practices with farming, food waste.
Q. Ok, so a lot more research will be going into your art. Going back to basics, why did you name your endeavor 'glaciogenic' art?
A. Glaciogenic refers to processes that help form glaciers. So as I love glaciers and have spent so much time working on them, I named my art practice as that to imply art that helps form glaciers, by informing people about glaciers and promoting a clean environment through knowledge.
Photo at top: Tigers are an endangered species due to human impact on their forest ecosystems. (Jill Pelto/University of Maine)


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Het Schouwburgplein is een auto- en fietsvrij plein in Rotterdam met de bioscoop Pathé Schouwburgplein (bekleed met golfplaten) met 7 zalen, en de Rotterdamse Schouwburg, en aan de noordkant het concertgebouw De Doelen. Eronder is een grote parkeergarage.

Voor de bestrating is gebruikgemaakt van materialen als epoxy, hout, rubber en metaal. Er zijn grote bewegende lichtmasten, lange banken, en afwisselend spuitende fonteintjes. Verticale ventilatiepijpen zijn per twee omgeven door hekwerk en vormen zo een soort torens.

Geschiedenis
Het Schouwburgplein is onderdeel van het Basisplan voor de Wederopbouw van Rotterdam uit 1946. Voor de oorlog was op de plaats van het Schouwburgplein een dichtbevolkte stadswijk. Door het bombardement op 14 mei 1940 brandde deze wijk af, op de bebouwing van de Mauritsweg na. In de oorlog werd in de open vlakte een noodschouwburg gebouwd van afgebikte stenen uit de binnenstad.

Vanaf 1962 verscheen aan de noordkant van het plein het concertgebouw De Doelen. Onder het Schouwburgplein werd in 1966 de parkeergarage geopend. Sinds die tijd is het Schouwburgplein bovengronds een autoloze en boomloze vlakte.

De westzijde van het Schouwburgplein is tussen 1980 en 1985 gevuld door het 'Woondok', een wooncomplex met winkels en kantoren op straatniveau. In 1987 is de noodschouwburg afgebroken om plaats te maken voor een nieuwe. In 1996 is het plein geheel nieuw ingericht naar ontwerp van Adriaan Geuze. Het plein werd iets verhoogd en is volgens de architect een stadspodium. Op het plein werd dat jaar ook de bioscoop geopend.

Straat in Rotterdam Centrum
Plein in Rotterdam


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Leveling Up: Passion Fruit Drives Color Cosmetics Into New Dimensions
Nattaya Lourith and Mayuree Kanlayavattanakul, School of Cosmetic Science, Mae Fah Luang University, Chiang Rai, Thailand; and Jiraporn Chingunpitak, School of Pharmacy, Walailak University, Nakhon Si Thammarat, Thailand
Passion fruit is well-known as exhibiting an attractive, exotic flower and characteristic flavor. Its fresh or processed fruit is highly sought for health benefits and used in functional beverages and health drinks. The soft, edible pulp of this fruit contains tiny seeds that comprise up to 25% of its fresh weight. These seeds, along with the peels, are dumped as waste during juice extraction; they account for more than 75% of the discarded waste. Therefore, in parallel with increasing demand for the fruit, the waste portion and residues from industrial processing of the fruit are also increasing.
In relation, the demand for sustainable, eco-friendly and natural products including cosmetics is widespread; although transforming agri-food industry by-products into specialty ingredients for cosmetics poses challenges. However, the two industries could be more beneficially integrated; indeed, the antioxidant polyphenols of passion fruit seed extract1–3 have been reported to exhibit UV filtering capabilities.4, 5
As such, the feasibility of by-products from passion fruit processing for cosmetic applications motivated the present work. Color cosmetics are generally a statement of youth and give users the pleasure of manipulating their appearance to project a positive perception of themselves. Furthermore, makeup incorporating multiple benefits, such as sun protection, is preferred by consumers. This article, therefore, explores the development of color cosmetics containing a prepared and standardized passion fruit seed extract for added antioxidant, skin whitening and sun protection effects.
Formulas including a liquid foundation and concealer mousse were developed and tested for quality in terms of efficacy, safety and stability, as described. While in today's formulas, organic or physical sunscreens such as TiO2 are often used—which has a dual pigment function, although it ineffectively matches Asian skin tones—passion fruit seed extract offers a natural multifunctional ingredient option, for which demand continues to grow and research is exhaustively conducted.6
Extract Preparation and Standardization
Passion fruit seeds from a juice processing factory were extracted1 and assessed for antioxidant activity by means of the 2,2'-azino-bis(3-ethylbenzothiazoline-6-sulphonic acid) (ABTS) assay; α, α-diphenyl-β-picrylhydrazyl (DPPH) method; and ferric reducing ability of plasma (FRAP) assay—as well as inhibitory effects against the melanogenesis enzyme tyrosinase. The extracts were quality controlled by total phenolic content (TPC) using the Folin-Ciocalteu assay.
The polyphenols were characterized by high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC), and the extracts were successfully separated by eluting with a solvent system consisting of acetonitrile (AcCN) (A) and 3% aq. acetic acid (AcOH) (B) with the following gradient: 0–3 min 100% B; 3–5 min 85% B; 5–10 min 80% B; 10–15 min 75% B; 15–20 min 70% B; and 20-30 min 50% B at a flow rate of 1 mL/min.
Fingerprints of the extracts were thereafter obtained and the phenolic constituents were analyzed in a comparison with standards. Sun protection efficacy in terms of in vitro SPF analysis also was evaluateda and compared with benzophenone (BP3) and octyl methoxycinnamate (OMC).2
Test Formulas and Skin Compatibility
Base liquid foundation and concealer mousse formulas (see Formula 1) without the extract were then developed and evaluated for stability by centrifugation (3,500 rpm, 30 min) and by seven heat-cool cycles (4°C ± 2°C for 24 hr; and 45°C ± 2°C for 24 hr, each cycle). The passion fruit seed extract was then incorporated at 0.1% and 0.3%,1 and the formulas were tested for various effects. Those with appropriated SPFs were finally re-assessed for stability, upon which the pH and sun protection abilities, i.e., SPF, Boots star rating and critical wavelength, were recorded.1, 3
Primary skin irritation test: Skin compatibility with the developed sun protectant products was assessed in 20 Thai female volunteers, all of whom indicated wearing makeup daily. The single-application closed patch test was approved by the ethical committee of Mae Fah Luang University prior to enrollment. The sample (20 µL) was patched on the volar forearms of the volunteers for 24 hr using Finn chambers (8 mm). Severity of skin irritation was graded from 0-4 and calculated into MII (Means Irritation Index) at which < 0.2 was interpreted as non-irritation. The assessment was undertaken in a comparison with water (negative control) and 0.1% sodium lauryl sulfate (positive control) in parallel.1, 3
Statistical analysis: All data is presented as the mean ± SD. The parameters were compared and analyzed using one sample t-test and ANOVA testing with a significance level of p < 0.05.
Passion fruit seed extract offers a natural mutifuntional ingredient option, for which demand continues to grow.
The passion fruit seed extract was prepared by a concise and feasible method from an industrial practice. Notably, ethyl acetate fraction selected from the crude extract was shown as the best candidate active.1 The obtained extract had a yield of 1%, which was further quality controlled in terms of ABTS, DPPH and FRAP assays, as shown in Figure 1.
Antioxidant effects: The extract's antioxidative effects were proven by ABTS and DPPH, with an inhibitory concentration at 50% (IC50) of 6.6 µg/mL and 4.4 µg/mL. This anti-free radical capability was equivalent to that of 1 mM FeSO4 at 2,018.9, whereas those of ascorbic acid were 3.4, 2.7 and 6,214, respectively. Considering these activities were prepared from a crude source, the extract shows promise for application in eco-friendly cosmetics; although the activity of the passion fruit seed extract against free radicals was almost two times less potent than standard ascorbic acid. However, these levels are feasible to control during the manufacturing practice.
Skin hyperpigmentation: In addition, the potency of passion fruit seed extract to treat skin hyperpigmentation was examined in vitro by comparing its anti-tyrosinase activity with that of the standard, kojic acid. The extract showed skin-lightening capabilities, as evidenced by inhibitory effects against mushroom tyrosinase of 39.932% ± 0.078%, although it was less potent than kojic acid (77.665 ± 0.507%).
Quality control: The extract was thereafter quantified on its active principles in terms of total phenolic content and shown to contain 58.280 ± 1.146 g GAE/100 g extract. After HPLC analysis, quercetin was identified as the major polyphenol, followed by rosmarinic, chlorgenic and gallic acids; 0.301 ± 0.011 µg/g extract, 0.191 ± 0.015 µg/mg extract, 0.088 ± 0.003 µg/g extract and 0.070 ± 0.006 µg/mg extract, respectively.2
Irritation potential: The extract's safety was assessed in vero cells and showed negative results for cytotoxicity at the highest concentration of 50 µg/mL.2
Sun protection: As noted, the antioxidant polyphenols in passion fruit seed extract have been identified as promising candidates as UV absorbers for cosmetics.4, 5 Accordingly, the sun protection potential of the extract was examined in vitro by SPF analysis in a comparison with BP3 and OMC, each at 1% in propylene glycol. Indeed, the extract produced an SPF, albeit less than that of BP3 and OMC, but its efficacy was superior to Tanaka, a traditional sunscreen used in Myanmar (see Figure 2).7, 8
Test formulas: Once the test extract was characterized, base formulas were developed and challenged for stability. Those that passed the centrifugation test were moved on to heat-cool cycle testing. Consequently, two makeup products—a liquid foundation and concealer mousse, two commonly used product formats—were developed incorporating the passion fruit seed extract at 0.1% and 0.3%.
The final concealer mousse was significantly (p < 0.005) superior in SPF to the liquid foundation (see Figure 2), with an SPF greater than 15—the recommended level of protection for everyday application, e.g., via color cosmetics. It is noteworthy that the increase in passion fruit seed extract from 0.1% to 0.3% did not demonstrate a significant effect on SPF.
These resulting passion fruit concealer mousse formulas, with a Boots star rating of 4 and critical wavelength higher than 370 nm, highlight the broad sun protection capabilities these formulas have against UVB and UVA.3 Furthermore, the formulas containing passion fruit seed extract gave better results than those containing other natural sun protection extracts; e.g., 10% everlasting flower, hawthorn and elderberry extracts; 10% green coffee oil;9, 10 or the aforementioned Tanaka products.6, 7
Final formula stability: Finally, the passion fruit concealer mousses exhibiting SPF protection were assessed for stability similarly to before, i.e., via centrifugation followed by a heat-cool cycle. The compatibility of the passion fruit seed extract with other cosmetic ingredients was confirmed and the passion fruit concealer mousses were stable in terms of physical and chemical properties, i.e., texture, appearance, pH and sun protection capacity.
Passion fruit concealer mousse provided a Boots star rating of 4 and a critical wavelength higher than 370 nm.
After the heat-cool cycle (HC), the appearance and texture of the products conformed to their initial (INT) state, although their pH was slightly acidified but within in an acceptable range for cosmetics (see Figure 3). Furthermore, the SPF, Boots star rating and critical wavelength were maintained, confirming the stability of the passion fruit concealer mousses.
Irritation tests: Lastly, for economic reasons, and since the 0.1% and 0.3% formulas demonstrated equal sun protection-capabilities, preliminary safety assessments were undertaken on the 0.1% passion fruit mousse. It was found to be compatible with skin, since none of the volunteers showed any positive reactions; MII ratings = 0, similar to water. Its safety was therefore in harmony with the in vitro cell culture assessment, confirming the product's safety for daily application as a sun protection makeup product (data not shown).2, 3
Passion fruit seed is underlined here as an ecological source for safe and efficient cosmetic actives that can combat the adverse effects of UV radiation in skin. The recovery of this specialty cosmetic ingredient could become a fruitful integration between agri-business and the cosmetics industry. The described operational protocol for preparing the extract and controlling and standardizing its quality is feasible for the industrial practice, as per the formulation.
The application of passion fruit seed extract as a prototype photo-protectant makeup product could flow to mainstream decorative cosmetic consumers and especially fit consumers' passion and preference for active cosmetics derived from sustainable or renewal sources.
Thailand Patent No. 11910, M Kanlayavattanakul and N Lourith, Preparation of passion fruit seed extract, (Sep 1, 2016)
N Lourith and M Kanlayavattanakul, Antioxidant activities and phenolics of Passiflora edulis seed recovered from juice production residue, J Oleo Sci (62) 235-240 (2013)
N Lourith, M Kanlayavattanakul and J Chingunpitak, Development of sunscreen products containing passion fruit seed extract, Braz J Pharm Sci (53) e16116 (2017)
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This content appeared in the October 2017 digital edition.
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Last week was quite busy. I had a meeting at the Dutch Embassy, went to Irbid, played table tennis at the Kempinski and above all welcomed a wonderful new coworker!
The week started on Monday for a change. We worked over hours during the weekend. So on Sunday, I enjoyed a small little break. Unfortunately, the weather wasn't all that perfect and we decided to head back to Amman earlier than anticipated. On Monday I also welcomed an awesome new coworker, Jenan from Bahrain 🙂 The first time I saw her in the office, she was wearing a hoodie with the emblem of the Netherlands and with Amsterdam written on it with big fat letters. A better introduction is impossible. On Monday we went to a small but famous shop in downtown Amman; the Saladin Bakery in King Hussein Street. The shop is a do-it-yourself business where you can make your own sesame bread packed with cheese triangles, za'atar, chili and eggs from the oven. It is quite cheap. For the piece I build below, I paid 1 JD (~1.40). The building process is captured in photos!
Later that night we used the energy boost to play a FIFA-tournament. I lost :(.
On Tuesday morning, the 4th of April, I had a meeting at the Dutch Embassy to discuss a partnership between the Kingdom of the Netherlands and the Innovation Lab. Officially the embassy is Dutch territory, so I expected punctual timing. Silly me. I keep forgetting I am in Jordan. Besides the small delay, the meeting went well, and I am currently arranging a visit for members of the embassy to the innovation lab. I also got invited to celebrate Kings day with my fellow Dutch in Amman at the embassy.
On Tuesday evening I conducted a small experiment. I have been confused between Mutabal and Baba Ghanoush. In the Netherlands, Mutabal is often sold as Baba Ghanoush. So what is the difference between the two? Both of the dishes have the same main ingredient, smoky baked aubergine, but that is where the similarities end. Mutabal (right) is made with yogurt, Tahini, and Garlic. Baba Ghanoush (left) is made with tomatoes, parsley, and walnuts. I like Mutabal better, but to get it in the Netherlands you might have to order Baba Ghanoush to get the goods.
On Wednesday I went to Irbid to visit another Innovation Lab. Irbid is different from Amman but also shares a lot of similarities. It is less international but has the same amount of trash on the streets. As I was walking through Irbid, I saw cows grazing in the distance. I decided to head over to shoot some pictures and to my surprise, they weren't cows. I saw dromedaries!
Sidenote: When I told people I saw a dromedary they didn't know what I was talking about. As a kid, I was taught that a dromedary has one extrusion and a Bactrian camel has two. In the Arab world, a camel has only one extrusion, that is why a dromedary is called an Arab camel. Bottomline: I saw a camel, but an Arab one.
On Thursday, I along with some coworkers went to the Kempinski Hotel to play table tennis and bowling. Playing bowling here is quite frustrating, you have to take into account that the track is not perfectly straight. If you'll throw the ball a perfect strike, it will end up in the gutter. It is like shooting with the airgun at the fair. You aim perfectly but still miss. After sports, we had a small rooftop party at a beautiful location overlooking the city of Amman. If you look at the skyline of Amman, one object begs for attention; the Raghadan Flagpole. It is almost 128 meters long and was officially build on 10 June 2003. At that time it was the tallest free-standing flagpole of the world. The flag itself is 60 meters long by 30 meters wide. During bad weather, they have to lower the flag because of the noise it makes! The tallest flagpole in the world right now is 170 meters long and is located in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
On Friday, the weekend began but unfortunately time to do some laundry. Since my host just moved into his apartment there is no washing machine yet. I was looking for a laundromat but they do not exist in Amman. People are more sensitive about washing clothes in public, so I had to come with a different solution to clean my clothes. I ended up being invited by Sabeer, a local member of AIESEC, who offered to wash my clothes. He also welcomed me in his family during lunch and took me downtown Amman to show me around a little. We ended up at a Friday night clothes market. At this place, you can find a t-shirt for 1 JD, shoes from ABIBAS or Mike etc. The funny thing is that the t-shirts are often left-over promotional t-shirts or company t-shirts out of the U.S.A. or Europe. For instance, there were t-shirts about some contest held in Minneapolis in 2007 or from a girls sorority in California or the 10-year anniversary t-shirt about some company in Germany. It was so random that it was quite funny.
On Saturday I decided to stroll downtown some more to get myself more familiar with Amman. I am proud to say that I do know my way through the hills of Amman now 🙂 It also made me go to Hashem for the second time, my favorite vegetarian restaurant in the city!
Later that evening I tried the Shisha, also known as Argeela. We ordered a licorice taste, which was quite nice. The Shisha smoke is way easier on the lungs compared to ordinary cigarettes. The uninformed mind shisha hence might be conceived as a better option than smoking cigarettes. This is not true. Shisha smokers often inhale more smoke than cigarette smokers because of the length of time a shisha session lasts. One session can last up to an hour during which shisha smokers inhale a large amount of tobacco smoke as well as the second-hand smoke of others. A report from The World Health Organization (WHO) noted that the smoke inhaled in a typical one-hour session can equal 100 cigarettes or more.
The typical Arab Shisha goes well with a game of Jakaro. Jakaro looks like the Dutch game mens-erger-je-niet, but instead playing with dice, the Arabs play with cards. Jakaro is more fun than mens-erger-je-niet since it is not solely based on luck. It also requires some skill. However winning the game is mostly because of luck ;).
Next week I will be taking over the Farah Al Nas radio station in Amman with some fresh tunes. A break from the Arab music that is airing normally. Tune in on Thursday at 21:00 (local time) on Farah Al Nas Radio Station (98.5 FM)!
Sidenote: JOHUD is housed in the Princess Basma Resource Youth Centre (PBRYC). PBYRC is located at the Queen Zein Al-Sharaf Institute for Development (ZENID) and is a leading national resource center for youth issues. Also part of the center is Farah Al Nas. Farah Al Nas is a radio station for young people and local communities, launched in July 2008 by HRH Princess Basma. The station is unique in that it is managed by young people, and it aims to give a voice to youth and act as a vehicle for them to express their opinions and to raise local issues for their communities.
The project was supported by USAID, and is hosted by the Queen Zein al Sharaf, ZENID, at the Princess Basma Youth Resource Centre, PBYRC. The Jordanian National Commission for Women JNCW is a key partner in the initiative and is responsible for steering its activities and strategy.
Farah Al Nas (which translates, joy of the people) hopes to be a dynamic way of spreading social awareness, raising issues and encouraging dialogue, and where young people and communities can have their voices heard. Broadcast on 98.5 FM, Farah Al Nas reaches most of the capital Amman, Karak, Irbid, Mafraq and the Ghor, but it seeks to have nation-wide coverage soon.


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Betting News > Horse Racing > Cheltenham > Cheltenham Handicap Watch: Don't Wait in County Hurdle
Cheltenham Handicap Watch: Don't Wait in County Hurdle
Mr Mix and Rock The World also appeal on Festival final day
The handicaps are undoubtedly the hardest races to predict at the Cheltenham Festival, as the challenge of working out which horses are still on lenient marks based on future potential and which have dropped to attractive ratings after underachieving in tough races on unsuitable ground is as difficult as any jigsaw.
Three handicaps feature on the final day of the Festival and here is how we see the trio panning out:
County Hurdle – Wait For Me @ 12/1
The County Hurdle has been a race dominated by the largely inexperienced in recent years that are open to untapped levels of improvement. Seven of the last eight winners have been aged either five or six.
Each of the last seven winners have also been sent off at a double-figure starting price between 10/1 and 25/1, which could help to narrow down the field.
Great Field heads the market and was impressive on his sole British start to date. However, the form of that race hasn't been greatly advertised since and he was very keen that day.
Blue Hell hasn't been seen since winning in November when having this week's Coral Cup winner Diamond King back in third. However, he has been heavily hiked by the handicapper and is not guaranteed to relish this quicker surface.
Superb Story should like the ground and his second to Old Guard last time in the Greatwood Hurdle gives him solid claims from the bottom of the weights.
However, preference is for Wait For Me, who was third in the Champion Bumper last year, ahead of the likes of Yanworth, Supersundae and Bellshill.
Although his jumping could be improved, Wait For Me looks capable of running to a higher mark than 139 and his only defeat in three hurdles starts came against Supreme Novices' Hurdle third Buveur D'Air.
Martin Pipe Hurdle – Mr Mix @ 16/1
Squouateur may have been raised 13lb by the handicapper for winning at Fairyhouse last month, but that has not stopped him from becoming well supported for this.
However, he is plenty short enough in the betting for a race so competitive and the value is now clearly elsewhere.
Imperial Cup winner Flying Angel is another for the shortlist despite his 5lb penalty, as is last year's Festival winner Qualando and Childrens List from the stable of Willie Mullins.
Sir Des Champs and Don Poli are among the previous winners of this and another potentially star chaser for the future is Mr Mix, who may have only triumphed in one of his five hurdles starts, but has some strong form in the book.
Having dominated at Taunton, he was a good second behind the more battle-hardened Yala Enki last time and a rise of just 3lb seems plenty fair.
Grand Annual – Rock The World @ 9/1
Having won last year and finished fourth in 2014, Next Sensation is back for another crack at the Grand Annual, running from a mark just 1lb higher than 12 months ago.
His form this season has been moderate at best, but a wind operation could bring about a return to his previous best.
But Rock The World has seemingly been laid out for this, having been kept off the track to retain what seems a workable handicap mark. He has already beaten The Game Changer this season, who appeared set to take second in the Arkle to Douvan earlier this week until getting bumped in the late stages.
Cheltenham's good ground should suit too and he looks the one to beat.
The big threat may come from Sizing Codelco, who chased home RSA Chase runner-up Shaneshill off level weights on his last start. But the main concern is whether he has the outright speed to win this.
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Descendants of James Dean
Known descendents of this family live in Scotland and parts of England, including the author Andy Deans, who can be contacted at andydeans3@yahoo.co.uk
Generation No. 1
1. JAMES1 DEAN was born Abt. 1788 in Probably Stevenston. He married ELIZABETH WYLLIE 2 February 1811 in Kilbirnie, Ayrshire. She was born Abt. 1792 in Ayrshire, and died Aft. 1841.
More About JAMES DEAN:
1: Servant at Kirktown
More About JAMES DEAN and ELIZABETH WYLLIE:Marriage: 2 February 1811, Kilbirnie, Ayrshire
Children of JAMES DEAN and ELIZABETH WYLLIE are:
2. i. JAMES2 DEANS, b. 14 June 1812, Kilbirnie, Ayrshire.
ii. WILLIAM DEAN, b. Abt. 1813, Townhead St, Stevenston.
3. iii. ROBERT DEANS, b. 6 January 1820, Ardrossan, Ayrshire; d. 15 April 1892, Crosshouse.
iv. ELIZABETH DEAN, b. 15 September 1822.
v. THOMAS DEAN, b. 12 February 1826, Stevenston, Ayrshire.
vi. ANN DEAN, b. 16 March 1828, Townhead St, Stevenston.
More About ANN DEAN:1: or Deans Christening: 16 March 1828
vii. MARY DEAN, b. 1835, Stevenston.
2. JAMES2 DEANS (JAMES1 DEAN) was born 14 June 1812 in Kilbirnie, Ayrshire. He married MARION BANKS 30 September 1836 in Stevenston. She was born 1813.
Record No. 238. Applied on 15 Oct 1877 at 9 am. Residence 5 Southhook Rows; born in Kilbirnie, Scotland; married aged 65; occupation coalminer; partially disabled.
Dependants: Marion Banks 64.
More About JAMES DEANS: Name (Facts Page): Dean on marriage
More About JAMES DEANS and MARION BANKS: Marriage: 30 September 1836, Stevenston
Children of JAMES DEANS and MARION BANKS are:
4. i. JAMES3 DEANS, b. 1839, Stevenston.
ii. MARION SHAW DEANS, b. 14 September 1855, Stevenston, Ayrshire.
3. ROBERT2 DEANS (JAMES1 DEAN) was born 6 January 1820 in Ardrossan, Ayrshire, and died 15 April 1892 in Crosshouse. He married ELIZABETH HOOD May 1851 in Stoneybridge, Kilbirnie. She was born Abt. 1835 in Ireland, and died Aft. 1871.
More About ROBERT DEANS:1: also 6-2-1820 for christening Occupation: 1862, Iron Miner
More About ROBERT DEANS and ELIZABETH HOOD: Marriage: May 1851, Stoneybridge, Kilbirnie
Children of ROBERT DEANS and ELIZABETH HOOD are:
i. ELIZABETH3 DEANS, b. 16 April 1857, Kilbirnie; d. 11 December 1862, Kilbirnie.
More About ELIZABETH DEANS:1: 6 Plann Row, Kilmaurs Cause of Death Typhoid
ii. JEANIE DEANS, b. Abt. 1859.
iii. JAMES DEANS, b. 16 March 1863, Kilbirnie.
5. iv. MATTHEW DEANS, b. 30 April 1866, Kilbirnie; d. 22 March 1941, Gorebridge.
v. WILLIAM DEANS, b. Abt. 1869, Kilbirnie.
6. vi. ELIZABETH DEANS, b. 3 May 1872, Kilbirnie, Ayrshire.
4. JAMES3 DEANS (JAMES2, JAMES1 DEAN) was born 1839 in Stevenston. He married ANN SMITH 11 November 1859 in Stevenston, Ayrshire, daughter of JAMES SMITH and ELIZABETH GOUDIE. She was born 19 August 1839 in Stevenston, Ayrshire.
Notes for JAMES DEANS: James Dean - Dreghorn Poor Relief Record No. 120. Applied on 28 May 1875 at 1 pm. Residence No. 4 Overton Rows; born in Stevenston, Scotland; married aged 35; occupation coalminer; religion protestant; wholly disabled Dependants: wife Ann Smith 36, John Dean 10, David Dean 8, George Dean 2.
Poor Relief Minute Book for Stevenston :-
3-3-1876 James Deans boy - Inspection states that an application had been made for warm underclothing to a child of James Deans who is at present being kept by his uncle and he is in delicate health, Allowed drawers, simmet and shirt.
More About JAMES DEANS:1: or Dean Occupation: 1859, Collier
More About ANN SMITH: Christening: 26 August 1839Occupation: Muslin Sewer
More About JAMES DEANS and ANN SMITH: Marriage: 11 November 1859, Stevenston, Ayrshire Witness: Robert Wilson, Andrew Jeffery
Children of JAMES DEANS and ANN SMITH are:
i. JAMES4 DEANS, b. 8 April 1860, Stevenston, Ayrshire.
ii. ELIZABETH DEANS, b. 11 July 1862, Stevenston, Ayrshire.
More About ELIZABETH DEANS: Census: 1881, Elizabeth Deans age 18, unmarried, servant at Dubbs Farm, Stevenston
iii. JOHN DEANS, b. 13 March 1865, Dreghorn, Ayrshire.
iv. JAMES DEANS, b. 8 April 1866, Dreghorn.
v. DAVID DEANS, b. 3 April 1867, Stevenston, Ayrshire.
vi. CHARLES DEANS, b. 1 July 1869, Dreghorn, Ayrshire.
vii. ALEXANDER DEANS, b. 23 May 1871, Dreghorn, Ayrshire.
viii. GEORGE DEANS, b. 3 June 1873, Dreghorn, Ayrshire.
ix. MARION DEANS, b. 1876, Dreghorn.
x. ANN DEANS, b. 1878, Dreghorn.
5. MATTHEW3 DEANS (ROBERT2, JAMES1 DEAN) was born 30 April 1866 in Kilbirnie, and died 22 March 1941 in Gorebridge. He married JEAN GIBSON 7 December 1900 in Irvine. She was born 1872 in Old Cumnock.
More About MATTHEW DEANS: Occupation: Coal miner
More About MATTHEW DEANS and JEAN GIBSON: Marriage: 7 December 1900, Irvine
Children of MATTHEW DEANS and JEAN GIBSON are:
7. i. ROBERT4 DEANS, b. 24 February 1901, Kilmaurs; d. Abt. 1960.
ii. HENRY GIBSON, b. 7 January 1897.
More About HENRY GIBSON:1: Illegitimate
6. ELIZABETH3 DEANS (ROBERT2, JAMES1 DEAN) was born 3 May 1872 in Kilbirnie, Ayrshire. She married WILLIAM HACKETT 19 April 1912. He was born Abt. 1870.
More About ELIZABETH DEANS:1: Died 37 Jubilee St, Kilbirnie Adoption: By John and Isabell Muir
More About WILLIAM HACKETT:1: Widower at marriage to Elizabeth
More About WILLIAM HACKETT and ELIZABETH DEANS: Marriage: 19 April 1912
Child of ELIZABETH DEANS and WILLIAM HACKETT is:
i. ROBERT4 DEANS.
More About ROBERT DEANS:1: Signed mother's death cert.
7. ROBERT4 DEANS (MATTHEW3, ROBERT2, JAMES1 DEAN) was born 24 February 1901 in Kilmaurs, and died Abt. 1960. He married MARY JOHNSTON January 1922. She was born Abt. 1895.
More About ROBERT DEANS and MARY JOHNSTON: Marriage: January 1922
Children of ROBERT DEANS and MARY JOHNSTON are:
8. i. MATTHEW5 DEANS, b. November 1922, Whitburn; d. 25 April 1987, Edinburgh.
ii. MARY DEANS, b. 3 April 1924; m. GEORGE PEEL; b. Abt. 1920.
More About MARY DEANS:1: Knon as May
iii. ROBERT DEANS, b. Abt. 1930; d. Killed in Korea.
iv. ANDREW DEANS, b. Abt. 1930.
v. JEAN DEANS, b. Abt. 1930; m. ? EDMONSON; b. Abt. 1930.
8. MATTHEW5 DEANS (ROBERT4, MATTHEW3, ROBERT2, JAMES1 DEAN) was born November 1922 in Whitburn, and died 25 April 1987 in Edinburgh. He married (1) Charlotte XXXX. She was born in the late 1920s. He married (2) ELIZABETH WILLIAMS. She was born Abt. 1925.
Children of MATTHEW DEANS and Charlotte xxx are:
9. i. ANDREW6 DEANS, b. in 1953
10. ii. Stephan DEANS, b. in 1957
Child of MATTHEW DEANS and ELIZABETH WILLIAMS is:
iii. ROBERT JAMES6 DEANS, b. Abt. 1947. in Wales.
Known descendents of the above family live in Scotland and parts of England, including the author Andy Deans, who can be contacted at andydeans3@yahoo.co.uk
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All of your emails will be accessible at all times… Do you get nightmares about it? It was the Blackberry phone that did it. The BlackBerry is a wireless handheld device that enables push email, mobile phone, text messaging, internet faxing, online browsing, and other wireless information services. It was first released in 1999. BlackBerry gadget, which is the same size as a PDA and has a small keyboard, enables you to receive and respond to emails. These are the 10 common blackberry terminologies.
1. BlackBerry OS is the most popular operating system.
It is Research in Motion's (RIM) core software platform for their BlackBerry series of handhelds. BlackBerry's operating system is the heart and soul of the device. It supports multitasking and makes advantage of the device's input devices, particularly the trackball or thumbwheel pointing device (used since 2006 till now).
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For example, with a push email smartphone, the user's mailbox is automatically updated with a new emails without the need for human participation.
BlackBerry was the first PDA (personal digital assistant) to deliver push emails, and as a result, it was an instant hit, and its popularity has only grown since then.
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Climate change skeptic Scott Pruitt confirmed as EPA Administrator
The close friend of the fossil fuels industry will further Trump's agenda.
David Lumb, @OutOnALumb
Immediately after his inauguration, President Trump got to work on his long-anticipated plan to gut the Environmental Protection Agency. His administration wants to review all research coming out of it on a "case by case" basis and placed a gag order on employees, but waited on more until the agency's new chief made it through the Congressional gauntlet. Despite heavy opposition from Democrats and workers from the department he'd be heading, the Senate confirmed climate change skeptic Scott Pruitt as administrator of the EPA today.
The close 52-46 vote was nearly along party lines aside from aisle-switching by Susan Collins (R-ME) to oppose and Joe Manchin III (D-WV) and Heidi Heitkamp (D-ND), both from coal-rich states, to support. Democrats fought all night to delay the confirmation vote until next Tuesday, after which the Oklahoma attorney general's office is ordered to release 3,000 of Pruitt's emails concerning his communications with the fossil fuel industry, according to The New York Times.
Since early December when Trump announced Pruitt as his pick to head the agency, reporters and environmentalists were quick to point out his numerous lawsuits against the EPA in his position as attorney general of Oklahoma. This singular drive to challenge national environmental law aimed to return all regulatory power to states -- convenient for an AG with such close ties to the fossil fuel industry, as when he reprinted a note from an oil and gas company nearly word-for-word on his letterhead and sent it to the EPA in 2011. Who knows how much of the department will be left now that its frequent enemy is heading it.
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I really wasn't sure how this recipe was going to turn out. Honestly, I just grabbed a few of my favourite baking ingredients, mixed them together, and added dark chocolate chips (obviously).
But, I digress! THIS time, my thoughtless tinkering around worked an absolute treat! This cobbler mixture tastes absolutely LEGIT, guys. As an unforgiving critic of all things crumble related (I take my crumble very seriously), I say this with confidence.
Simply pop the pears, forest fruits and coconut sugar into a pan with some boiling water, and leave to cook on a medium high heat for 20 minutes. You'll know it's ready when the sauce has turned all thick, sweet and delicious. Ahhhh… SO good. Stewed fruit is without doubt a god of the winter food scene.
Whilst the stewed fruit is bubbling away on its journey to delicious town, you can make the cobbler. All you need to do here is combine the remaining wet and dry ingredients, then stir in the dark chocolate chips. If you have any left after the mandatory chocolate chip snacking intervals, that is.
Once the stewed fruit has reached that yummy consistency we talked about, all that is left is to pour it into a dish and top with random little blobs of cobbler mix. Then: into the oven for 30mins!
This is THE best cobbler recipe. Best of all, it's full of healthy, nutritious ingredients! Perfect for sharing on chilly winter evenings.
1) Start by preheating the oven to 160 degrees fan (180 degrees non fan oven).
2) Into a saucepan, add the pears, forest fruits and coconut sugar. Cover with 200ml of boiling water or enough to cover 2/3 the mixture. Boil on a medium high heat for 20-25mins.
3) Whilst the stewed fruit is cooking, put all of the dry ingredients into a mixing bowl and stir together. In a separate bowl, beat together the egg, almond milk, vanilla essence and coconut oil.
4) Combine the wet and dry ingredients, then gently stir through the chocolate chips.
5) Once the stewed fruit has reduced down to a medium thick sauce, pour it into a ceramic baking dish about 8x8 inches. Divide blobs of the cobbler mixture over the top, making sure not to put the blobs too close together.
6) Bake in the middle of the oven for 30 minutes, or until the cobbler pieces are cooked through and golden brown.