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est une chanson des Beatles, signée McCartney/Lennon et parue en single en 1963. C'est un des quelques titres du duo à « base commune », c'est-à-dire que l'idée de départ n'est pas venue de l'un ou de l'autre, mais des deux en même temps, s'attelant dans la foulée à la composition du titre en son entier, le 28 février 1963. Enregistré six jours plus tard, troisième 45 tours des Beatles publié le 11 avril 1963 avec '''' en face B, il reste N°1 durant 7 semaines dans les charts britanniques. Il s'agit du premier single 1 certain des Beatles, le classement de  étant plus ambigu.

Musicalement, la chanson marque une évolution importante du tandem John Lennon/Paul McCartney, avec l'usage d'accords plus élaborés. Elle conserve cependant un grand nombre de caractéristiques des chansons du groupe à cette époque comme le jeu d'harmonica de John Lennon et l'usage répété de pronoms dans le texte. Véritable succès, la chanson est reprise plusieurs fois, et adaptée en français par Claude François.

 Genèse et composition

John Lennon et Paul McCartney écrivent  ensemble le 28 février 1963 dans le bus de leur tournée avec Helen Shapiro, entre York et Shrewsbury. , raconte John. .

Pour le titre, le duo s'inspire de la rubrique courrier du New Musical Express qui s'intitule From us to you. . Les paroles sont volontairement très simples : il s'agit d'une chanson d'amour classique. L'usage de pronoms permet, selon Lennon, d'interpeller l'auditeur et de l'impliquer dans la chanson, ce qui a un meilleur impact sur lui. D'un point de vue musical, la chanson marque une évolution.  explique Paul McCartney. . Paul entre dans le détail de cette évolution majeure : !

Le « I can dooooo » suraigu chanté en chœur et les « Wooooooooo » que l'on entend dans cette chanson ont été inspirés aux Beatles par la version de Twist and Shout publiée par les Isley Brothers. Kenneth Lynch, un des participants à la tournée, entend John et Paul chanter dans le car de la tournée. Il leur dit alors : . Mais ils lui répondent : . Et ils ne se trompent pas.

 Enregistrement
, raconte George Martin,

Le 5 mars 1963, quelques jours, donc, après l'avoir composée, les Beatles enregistrent  dans le studio 2 d'Abbey Road. À une époque où on reste sur deux pistes (plus pour très longtemps) et où on n'utilise les overdubs qu'avec parcimonie, le groupe joue la chanson live, voix et instruments, en sept prises qui sont autant de performances distinctes. Six autres prises servent à enregistrer l'harmonica, le solo de guitare, et l'harmonie du départ. Les Beatles pensaient démarrer la chanson avec un solo de guitare, mais George Martin leur suggère d'utiliser l'harmonica par-dessus les vocaux (la la la la lalalala la la) de l'intro de la chanson. Ce fait permet d'ailleurs de distinguer la version mono de la version stéréo : sur cette dernière, l'harmonica est absent de l'introduction.

Le même jour, trois autres chansons sont travaillées en vue du single : la future face B, , mais aussi  et What Goes On, des chansons qui ne seront finalement publiées que des années plus tard, respectivement sur  et . Les mixages mono et stéréo sont réalisés le 14 mars.

 Interprètes
 John Lennon : chant, guitare rythmique, harmonica
 Paul McCartney : chant, guitare basse
 George Harrison : chœurs, guitare solo
 Ringo Starr : batterie

 Équipe de production
 George Martin : producteur
 Norman Smith  : ingénieur du son
 Richard Langham : ingénieur du son

 Publication et réception

Le single qui sort le 11 avril 1963 porte encore la signature McCartney/Lennon. C'est la dernière fois : pour le suivant, , celle-ci est définitivement inversée. En face B figure une autre composition du duo, . Les Beatles ont longtemps envisagé de la faire figurer en face A, puis ont hésité. Helen Shapiro raconte que, pendant leur tournée commune, les garçons lui ont joué les deux chansons puis ont demandé laquelle était plus adaptée. Elle a choisi , à quoi les garçons ont répondu :

Il monte directement à la première place des ventes. Est-ce le premier  des Beatles ? Tout dépend du comptage des ventes des différentes publications musicales britanniques pour le single précédent,  classé soit  soit  en janvier-février 1963.  met en tout cas tout le monde d'accord et ouvre une longue série de hits. À ce stade de leur carrière, les Beatles sont désormais installés au « plus top du plus pop » () comme ils en rêvaient, et l'avaient même pronostiqué, à peine deux ans plus tôt à Hambourg. 9 mois après leur première audition à Abbey Road, ils atteignent les sommets vont y rester durant toute la décennie, sur leur île et bien au-delà. George Harrison précise : . Pour Ringo Starr, le plus excitant était  ; et le batteur de rajouter : .

Elle paraît également sur l'EP  dont le ventes sont satisfaisantes.

L'histoire retient aussi que  déloge de la première place  de Mitch Murray, interprétée par Gerry and the Pacemakers. Ce titre, les Beatles l'avaient repoussé en faveur de , une composition à eux, lorsque George Martin leur avait demandé d'en faire leur premier 45 tours.

Aux États-Unis, le titre n'a pas autant de retentissement, il entre dans les charts à la  le 3 août. Il faut attendre 1964 et sa réédition sur un single couplé avec Please Please Me, alors que la tornade Beatles a déferlé sur l'Amérique, pour que From Me To You rencontre le succès, dépassant le million de copies vendues. George Martin raconte en effet :

Curieusement, ce grand succès ne se retrouvera jamais sur un long jeu américain durant leur carrière (mais se retrouvera sur le 33-tours canadien intitulé Twist and Shout). Par contre, From Me to You Fantasy, une version orchestrale arrangée par Ken Thorne est publiée sur le disque américain Help!. From Me To You fini tout de même par se retrouver sur toutes les compilations des meilleurs succès publiées par le groupe, sauf, bien évidemment, sur la version américaine de 20 Greatest Hits.

Cette chanson trouve sa place aujourd'hui sur Past Masters qui réunit, entre autres, toutes les faces A et B des 45 tours du groupe. Une version enregistrée sur scène au Karlaplansstudion de Stockholm, le 26 octobre 1963, est disponible sur le disque Anthology 1.

Elle a été jouée quinze fois dans les studios de la BBC. Aucune autre chanson n'y sera interprétée aussi souvent. On retrouve, sur le disque On Air - Live at the BBC Volume 2, la version enregistrée le  pour l'émission Easy Beat du . Une version modifiée à From Us to You est jouée, entre décembre 1963 et juillet 1964, en ouverture et en fermeture de quatre émissions radio intitulées . L'indicatif musical d'introduction a été publié sur l'album Live at the BBC en 1994 et celui de fermeture rajouté à ce disque lors de sa réédition en 2013.

 Publication en France
La chanson arrive en France en  sur la face A d'un 45 tours EP (« super 45 tours »), accompagnée  de Ask Me Why ; sur la face B figurent I Saw Her Standing There et Please Please Me. La pochette est illustrée d'une photo d', la même que celle sur le EP The Beatles' Hits.

 Analyse musicale  porte véritablement la marque de fabrique des Beatles à leurs débuts, selon le musicologue Allan Pollack, avec son jeu d'harmonica, ses paroles et jeux sur les pronoms, ses breaks de batterie et sa formation classique ; pourtant, elle a ses propres particularités, notamment par sa progression d'accords. Dans sa biographie de Paul McCartney, François Plassat reconnait également que rétrospectivement, la chanson ne semble pas particulièrement innovante, avec . Il précise cependant que dans le contexte de l'époque, la chanson était innovante notamment par ses harmonies et son dynamisme.

McCartney parle d'une chanson appartenant à leur côté . Lennon évoque pour sa part en 1970 son jeu d'harmonica, expliquant :  En réalité, l'harmonica se perpétue jusqu'en 1964 avec .

 Reprises  est l'objet de plus de vingt reprises, dont une quinzaine sont réalisées en 1963 et 1964, notamment par Del Shannon. La même année, Claude François l'adapte en français sous le titre Des bises de moi pour toi dans une adaptation qui, selon le journaliste Daniel Ichbiah,

Dans les années qui ont suivi, d'autres artistes l'ont reprise comme Bobby McFerrin en 1986. La version française a été reprise par le groupe Dennis' Twist composé de dessinateurs de bande dessinée.

 Notes et références

 Annexes
 Articles connexes
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 Discographie des Beatles
 Liste des chansons des Beatles

Bibliographie

Chanson interprétée par les Beatles
Single des Beatles
Chanson de 1963
Single musical sorti en 1963
Single numéro un au Royaume-Uni
Single numéro un en Irlande
Chanson écrite par Lennon/McCartney
Chanson interprétée par Del Shannon
Single publié par Vee-Jay Records
Chanson produite par George Martin

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MANSFIELD - All your favorite Greek delicacies will be back under one roof in May when the Greek Festival returns to Sts. Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church in Downtown Mansfield for three consecutive days of Greek food, fun, and music.
Admission has been $2.00 in past years and has included water or soda. Authentic Greek cuisine, including Lamb Shanks, Gyro, Souvlaki, Spanakopita, Greek Meatballs, Dolmathes, Kataifi, Melomakarona, Baklava, Tsourekia, and much more will be available for purchase a la carte. In addition to the food, guests can enjoy live music, traditional Greek dancing, and a family-friendly atmosphere.
The festival runs May 17th through the 19th with hours from 11 am to 10 pm Friday and Saturday, and 11 am to 5 pm Sunday.


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US: Former Afghan Refugee Wins New Hampshire Primary
Washington, MINA — Former Afghan refugee Safiya Wazir recently won an upset victory in the New Hampshire Democratic primary against four-term State Representative Dick Patten,Anadolu Agency reported.
By winning the Democratic primary for the 17th district of New Hampshire, she is on track to become the first refugee to ever serve public office in the state of New Hampshire.
She will face Republican candidate Dennis Soucy in the general election in November.
Wazir, 27, fled Afghanistan with her family when she was six years old and arrived in the U.S. in 2007.
After settling in Concord, New Hampshire, she made a new home in the United States, eventually becoming a citizen.
While the victory came as a surprise, it was absolute. Wazir dealt a heavy blow to incumbent Patten, winning 327 to 143 in Tuesday's primary.
"Thank you to all my supporters who helped me win tonight's Dem. primary. I will work hard for all the residents of Ward8," Wazir said on Twitter.
The newly-elected Democratic nominee is running on a campaign platform of advocating for school safety, access to health care and equal housing and economic opportunities. (T/RS5/RS1)
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Q: Class based views does not render HTML in template-Is context missing? I started to work with class based views, but the codes that I've written initially does not render in the template when I use class based views. The data that is in note.title (see template) simply does not show up when I use class based views.
When I change back to function based views and refresh the page, the HTML code in the template shows up without any problems. Could someone explain what causes this error?
I've read something about context not been found by the template but I don't really understand what it means and how context resolves the issue.
Thanks in advance!
views.py
from multiprocessing import context
from django.shortcuts import render
import notes
from .models import Notes
from django.http import Http404
from django.views.generic import ListView, DetailView, CreateView

# Create your views here.

class NotesCreateView(CreateView):
    models = Notes
    fields = ["title", "text"]
    succes_url = "/smart/notes"

class NotesListView(ListView):
     model = Notes
     context_objects_name = "note"
     template_name = "notes/notes_list.html"

class NotesDetailView(DetailView):
     model = Notes
     context_object_name = "note"

# def list(request):
#      all_notes = Notes.objects.all()
#      context = {'notes': all_notes}
#      return render(request, 'notes/notes_list.html', context)

# def detail(request, pk):
#       try:
#           note = Notes.objects.get(pk=pk)
#       except Notes.DoesNotExist:
#           raise Http404("This note doesn't exist")
#       context = {'note': note}
#       return render(request, 'notes/notes_detail.html', context)

urls.py
from django.urls import path
from . import views

app_name = "notesApp"

urlpatterns = [
     path('notes', views.NotesListView.as_view(), name="notes.list"),
     path('notes/<int:pk>', views.NotesDetailView.as_view(), name="notes.deta"),
     path("notes/new", views.NotesCreateView.as_view(), name="notes.view"),

    #  path('notes', views.list, name="notes.list"),
    #  path('notes/<int:pk>', views.detail, name="notes.deta"),
]

template
{% extends 'base.html' %}

{% block content %}

This are the notes:

        {% for note in notes %}

{{notes.title}}

                {{note.text|truncatechars:10}}

        {% endfor %}

{% endblock %}

A: You have to use precisely what you set in context_objects_name. So if you want to loop through Notes objects in ListView, then you have to set your view to:
class NotesListView(ListView):
     model = Notes
     context_objects_name = "notes"  # PLURAL

Then in template leave everything as is. Well, maybe you want to change {{notes.title}} to {{note.title}}, because it is inside the for loop.

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- ruby
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title: Rethinking Rails API Serialization - Part 2
description: Common problems I had with Rails API serialization - Part 2 How to deal with them
date: 2016-03-22 10:00 AM
---

Part 2 of this series will show off snippets of a new gem I created, [Nagare][nagare]. The gem is pretty small so give it a read through. Part 3 will show off more of the gem, this post will concentrate on the specific issues I had in the first post.

## General Context

The first thing I wanted to tackle is injecting context to the serializer. I do this by making you specify everything you want the serializer to know about. The default context has nothing.

```ruby
class ApplicationController < ActionController::Base
  def nagare_context
    @nagare_context ||= Nagare::Context.new({
      current_user: current_user,
    })
  end
end
```

It's simple to create a new context and you can even override it in specific controllers because it's just a method. I tend to use my [letter][letter] gem here to handle memoization for me.

## Resource Context

Next up is context on the resource level. This is similar to how I injected context by [ActiveModel::Serializers][ams], the biggest difference is the key change.

```ruby
def index
  render({
    context: {
      href: books_url,
    },
  })
end
```

This hash [extends the general context][extendcontext] so you can easily override specific keys if necessary.

## Collection Serializers

Collection serializers are a subclass of an item serializer in Nagare. This gives them the full capability of `attribute` and the context.

```ruby
class BooksSerializer < Nagare::Collection
  attribute :count, :href

  def count
    collection.count
  end
end
```

`href` is coming from the context, if we think of this rendering in the `index` method shown above.

## Explicit Resources

Nagare requires you to explicitly set the serializer for it to do anything. This is how I prefer it because I almost never tended to use the automatic serializer choice.

```ruby
def index
  render({
    serializers: { collection: BooksSerializer, item: BookSerializer },
  })
end
```

## Adapters

This was one thing I really liked from ActiveModel::Serializers and copied for Nagare. ActiveModel::Serializers lets you define an adapter that can completely reshape the JSON before it leaves your app. I used this for [Collection+JSON with ActiveModel::Serializers][cjsonams].

Nagare's version of adapters is pretty simple to start. The only interface is `#as_json`. Here is the full default adapter:

```ruby
class Adapter
  def initialize(serializer, collection: false)
    @serializer = serializer
    @collection = collection
  end

  def as_json(options = nil)
    serializer.as_json(options)
  end

  private

  attr_reader :serializer, :collection
end
```

This is pretty simple, but you have a hook into doing more complicated things like Collection+JSON or JSON API.

## Part 3

Next post I'll show off how to use Nagare further.

### Rethinking Rails API Serializations Series

- [Part 1][part1]
- [Part 2][part2]
- [Part 3][part3]

[nagare]: https://github.com/oestrich/nagare
[letter]: https://github.com/oestrich/letter
[ams]: https://github.com/rails-api/active_model_serializers
[extendcontext]: https://github.com/oestrich/nagare/blob/b693e61bc9f4662f51b82c8149f9da4c4a802a73/lib/nagare.rb#L114
[cjsonams]: {% post_url 2015-09-29-active-model-serializers-collection-json %}
[part1]: {% post_url 2016-03-21-rethinking-rails-api-serialization-part-1 %}
[part2]: {% post_url 2016-03-22-rethinking-rails-api-serialization-part-2 %}
[part3]: {% post_url 2016-03-23-rethinking-rails-api-serialization-part-3 %}


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Die Quelle Cup 1990 war ein Tennisturnier, das vom 28. Mai bis 6. Juni 1990 in Fürth stattfand. Es war Teil der ATP Challenger Series 1990 und wurde im Freien auf Sand ausgetragen.

Das Teilnehmerfeld der Einzelkonkurrenz bestand aus 32 Spielern, jenes der Doppelkonkurrenz aus 16 Paaren.

Einzel

Setzliste

Ergebnisse

Doppel

Setzliste

Ergebnisse

Weblinks und Quellen
 Ergebnisse auf atpworldtour.com (englisch)

ATP Challenger Series 1990
Tennisturnier in Fürth


For the past 30 years, a man named A. Justin Sterling has run the Sterling Institute of Relationship, where he teaches men to embrace their inner brutishness. His $500-per-weekend male-bonding seminars culminate, according to an old Post story, with males "frolicking naked, beating drums, leaping up and down and shouting, 'I'm a Jerk!'"
As far as his Manhattan real estate goes, one imagines that Mr. Sterling would either have a kingly Soho penthouse with automated curtains, heated floors, electronic wine coolers and steam showers, or a sinister Murray Hill basement apartment with security cameras, black lights, slowly dripping faucets and yellowing carpets.
As it happens, his tastes are neither heroic nor particularly depressing. According to city records, Mr. Sterling, who was born Arthur Kasarjian, just sold a midsize 31st-floor condo at 45 West 67th Street, one of those anonymous brick high-rises built during the Reagan administration, for $2.5 million. The apartment hasn't been on the market anytime recently; an ancient listing says only that there are good views and a "modern kitchen."
Mr. Sterling, whose Web site's FAQ section concedes that he once pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor related to a "money transaction with the federal government," sold to a neighbor in the building. The buyer is Dorothea M. Posel, widow of the renowned Philadelphia art-house cinema owner and real estate developer Ray Posel.
"A tenacious man with the physical presence of Russell Crowe, the intellectual force of William Rehnquist, and a pompadour that looked good only on him and Ronald Reagan," The Philadelphia Inquirer wrote in a 2005 obituary, "Mr. Posel gave the impression that he could outmuscle any comer." Mr. Sterling would have been proud.
Ms. Posel had no comment, and Mr. Sterling did not return emails and messages left at his headquarters in California. A Sterling Men's Weekend is coming to upstate New York this June, following a Women's Weekend in May.


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Harry Potter film is being shown with full orchestra just an hour away from Essex
This is going to be magical
Clare Youell
Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (Image: Warner Bros Pictures)
Harry Potter fans will soon be able to enjoy watching one of the best movies in the series - accompanied by a live orchestra.
The first film, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, is going on tour around the UK, alongside the Czech National Symphony Orchestra.
Watching a movie with a full orchestra is said to really bring the film to life and make it an even more magical experience for fans.
The tour is going to 11 major cities around the country and of course it's coming to London.
The movie is being shown at Royal Festival Hall (Image: Royal Festival Hall)
There will be two screenings of the hugely popular film at Royal Festival Hall in the capital on Tuesday, September 17 and Wednesday, September 18. Both shows are at 7.30pm.
Tickets cost £38.50, £49.50, £60.50 or £97.90 for the VIP package.
Fans who choose the VIP package will also get a limited edition print and an exclusive VIP tour gift and tote bag.
Doors open at 7pm and the screenings start at 7.30pm.
Fifty shops in Essex you wish you could revisit one more time
Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone is the first book and film in the much-loved series.
It introduced fans to Harry, the young boy who doesn't know he is a wizard until he's invited to attend Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry on his 11th birthday.
The Harry Potter books are the best-selling series of all time and The Philosopher's Stone film was first released in 2001.
It made international stars of its cast, including Daniel Racliffe, Rupert Grint and Emma Watson.
The tour is also going to Birmingham, Manchester, Cardiff, Bath, Gateshead, Liverpool, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Sheffield, Bath, Bournemouth and Nottingham.
What's On in Essex
Where you can hire a boat in Essex
All of the outdoor cinema screenings
Family attraction opens in Lakeside
Adventure parks to visit this summer
Tickets are on sale here .
To receive one WhatsApp message a day with the main headlines, as well as breaking news alerts, text NEWS to 07557 893797. Then add the number to your phone contacts book as 'Essex Live'.
Your phone number won't be shared with other members of the group.
ChelmsfordChelmsford CTZN nightclub has closed to customersA sign has appeared in the window of the club
What's OnA brand new Energie Fitness gym will soon be opening in BraintreeIt will be opening in a few months
ChelmsfordA brand new state-of-the-art gym has opened in the former SWEAT! building in ChelmsfordThe new gym opened this week
ITVLove Island's Ollie Williams walks out of Love Island after just three daysThe reports have been confirmed by the show
EntertainmentThe Martin and Su listeners 'switching off over music style' on new Radio Essex breakfast showOne said the music appears to be from a "15-year-old girl's playlist"


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Preliminary budget in Medford starts with zero…
Preliminary budget in Medford starts with zero tax increase
By Monica Hollenbeck |
PUBLISHED: March 9, 2015 at 10:00 p.m. | UPDATED: August 22, 2021 at 10:24 a.m.
MEDFORD >> A preliminary municipal budget of $20,440,226.00 was given to Medford town council for review and currently contains no tax increase and services remain the same as in 2014, according to Interim Township Manager Kathy Burger.
The budget does not use any deferred school tax or utility funding, other than the appropriate utility overhead charges for salary and expenses.
The preliminary budget is a $444,149.00 increase over last year's budget. This is largely due to debt service, healthcare and the loss of certain non-recurring revenues. There is an anticipated $1,400,000.00 surplus appropriation, which is $300,000.00 more than what had been anticipated in 2014. Burger says the surplus will be used to cover the budget increase.
Council will determine if there are any additions, cuts or other changes they'd like to make and there will be a public meeting to discuss it at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, March 17 in the Public Safety Building.
"I like that we're starting at zero," said Councilman Chris Buoni.
Residents may view the preliminary proposed budget on the township's website, under the Council and Manager's page.
Burger announced that the brine system is up and running and she received calls from residents excited to see the truck spraying for the upcoming storms.
Mayor Chuck Watson noted that while he didn't see the truck in person "it was very obvious coming home this afternoon that our roads had been brined."
The ordinance amending the current fence ordinance, which includes the controversial deer fencing changes, was introduced for First Reading. Several residents asked council to dismiss the new ordinance and let residents apply for a variance with the zoning board if they want to put up deer fencing, which is the procedure under the current ordinance.
Tom Corbi, Chairman of the Neighborhood Services Advisory Commission (NSAC) and President of the Medford Homeowners Association Alliance was on the subcommittee and said they spent the time and money addressing deer fencing because it is an issue for Medford's residents.
He also clarified the relationship between deed restrictions and ordinances, saying if a mandatory HOA allows residents to do something, but a township ordinance prohibits it, the HOA cannot override the ordinance. On the other hand if a township ordinance allows something but the HOA restricts it, then the HOA can prohibit it.
"It's more restrictive, not more liberating."
The amended ordinance will be discussed at the March 25 planning board meeting and residents can attend that. It will then be introduced for Second Reading at the April 7 council meeting and there will be a public hearing at that time.
Monica Hollenbeck


It is to bring to the kind notice of all the students who are going to appear in the CBSE Class 12th Examinations 2017 that the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will declare the CBSE Class 12th Result 2017 on its official website i.e. www.cbseresults.nic.in. After the declaration of the results, the students will be allowed to check their results without getting any bothered.
The CBSE Class 12th Examinations 2017 are going to be conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) in the month of March-April 2017 for all the class 12th students who are studying in CBSE affiliated schools. The students have been working very hard to prepare for the examinations and score good marks.
The CBSE Class 12th Result 2017 will only be declared by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) on its official website i.e. www.cbseresults.nic.in. The students will be able to check their result after it has been declared by the board. It is advised to students to have their hall tickets or admit cards near them so that there won't be a matter of panicking while checking the results online.
Open the official website of Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) i.e. www.cbseresults.nic.in.
Click on the CBSE Class 12th Result 2017 link.


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China Competition
About Jinjiang
FISU University World Cup Football > News Center > World Cup
University of Wollongong defeats National Autonomous University of Mexico 2-0 to enter men's finals
2019-11-30 17:28ijjnewsEditor:mahuanyu
ijjnews.com, Nov. 30 -- The men's semi-final of the KELME 2019 FISU University World Cup-Football between University of Wollongong (Australia) and National Autonomous University of Mexico (Mexico), kicked off in Jinjiang Football Park on November 29. With more than 2,000 spectators, the University of Wollongong scored one goal in the first half and the second half respectively, beating the National Autonomous University of Mexico with 2-0, and won the qualification of the finals.
From the very beginning, each side showed a very high level of techniques and tactics with a quick attack and defense conversion and fierce physical confrontation. Mainly attacking the flank, the University of Wollongong frequently made threatening attacks at high speed and gradually took the initiative. In the 18th minute, with delicate passing, the University of Wollongong passed the ball into the penalty area. Marcus Beattie, No. 9, shot the ball but it was saved by the goalkeeper. The University of Wollongong, which mainly carried up the passing and controlling tactics, had a firm grasp of the rhythm and looked for opportunities patiently, while the National Autonomous University of Mexico, who had been suppressed, paid more attention to the back field, planning to secure the defense at first, and then to fight back.
Under the great pressure, players of the National Autonomous University of Mexico sometimes had to foul to stop opponents' attacks. In the 44th minute, Cesar Octavio, the No. 10, was given a yellow card for a bad tackle. The University of Wollongong continued to attack and finally broke the deadlock in the 45th minute. The defender of the National Autonomous University of Mexico made a mistake in the clearance kick. After winning the ball in the front court, the University of Wollongong quickly handed the ball to Marcus Betty, who did not let his teammates down and made a long-range shot outside the penalty area. Later, Cesar Octavio was sent off as a second yellow card for violating the other striker in the allowance period.
As soon as the second half began, the University of Wollongong started a flash attack, that Marcus Betty got the ball from outside the penalty area and decisively made a long-range shot, changing the score to 2-0. Although the National Autonomous University of Mexico with one player less was passive, they were forced to launch attacks because they were two goals behind. However, their actions also led to threats to the rear defense line, which were repeatedly seized by the University of Wollongong and nearly lost the ball again. In the 81st minute, Jose Juan, No. 9 forward of the National Autonomous University of Mexico, got a good chance to change the situation, but unfortunately, the ball hit the crossbar. At the end of the game, although with fierce attacks, the National Autonomous University of Mexico failed to convert them into actual results. Finally, it lost 2-0 to the University of Wollongong.
In another semi-final of the day, University of the Republic (Uruguay) won 2-0 over the Myongi University (ROK). The championship competition between the University of the Republic and the University of Wollongong will start at 19:00 on December 1 in Jinjiang Football Park. And the National Autonomous University of Mexico and the Myongi University will compete for the third place in this tournament at Jinjiang City Sports Center at 16:00 on December 1.
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Commemorative 11 President of Executive Yuan Tan Yen–kai Commemorative Issue (1933)
Politicians, Politics, Individuals
Peiping Printing Bureau of the Ministry of Finance
Mr. Tan Yen-kai(譚延闓), President of the Executive Yuan, died on September 22, 1930 while in office, and was given a state burial on September 4, 1931. Stamps which were intended to commemorate the burial were not completed in time and were subsequently issued on the date of the completion of the Memorial Hall built in front of his tomb. The stamps bear his portrait in the center with the face value shown in Chinese characters in the upper right corner and Arabic figures in the upper left corner, while the inscription 〝譚院長紀念郵票〞(President of Executive Yuan Tan Commemorative Stamps) appears in Seal-style characters in a straight line at the bottom. The design is simple without any decoration.
Separate overprinted stamps were issued for use in the Sinkiang and Yunnan Postal Districts.
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Prince William reveals he feels 'fortunate' to have young family
Prince William has been celebrating Father's Day by raising awareness for the mental health campaign Heads Together. The Duke of Cambridge wrote an article for the charity speaking about what he has learned as a father while encouraging parents to speak to their children about the importance of mental health. Scroll down for video The second-in-line to the throne attended a Father's Day breakfast to meet dads, mentors and the children they support and to discuss their personal experiences. In the article, the father-of-two opened up about his own responsibility to care for the mental and physical well-being of Prince George and Princess Charlotte. CLICK TO VIEW GALLERY The prince
Mia Tindall steals show at charity polo match
Little Mia Tindall showed her cheeky side while playing with her mother, Zara Phillips, and a friend on the side lines at the Maserati Royal Charity Polo Trophy match. The adorable two-year-old played with a polo mallet before rolling down the hill with a little help from her mum, then said hello to her second cousins, Prince William and Prince Harry. Mia's dad Mike Tindall had previously said that his daughter has "quite a little personality on her," and it certainly came across as she laughed and played with a friend while dressed casually in pink patterned leggings, a white
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Crime is down," proclaims the liberal governor of Ohio in the opening scenes of the new action thriller I Am Wrath (available to stream from Monday). His assertion may be in line with statistical reality – the US crime rate has indeed fallen consistently since the mid 1990s – but as any red-blooded American can tell you, statistics can be used to prove damn near anything.
The real story is to be found on the streets, or – in the case of John Travolta's unemployed family man Stanley Hill – in the multistorey car park where his wife is brutally murdered for loose change by a gang of strung-out hoodlums. After identifying the ringleader in a police lineup, Hill is confident that justice will be served, but the feeble cops would rather give the killer a lollipop for good behaviour than put him behind bars where he belongs. Again, a statistician might point out that the US is actually far from squeamish when it comes to mass incarceration, but consider this: maybe the US's prison population is not in fact the largest in the world, but the least unlargest.
Responsibility falls to Hill to avenge his wife's death and, unlike the police, he's not about to let the possibility of an endless cycle of retributive violence get in the way of what must be done. Together with Law & Order's Christopher Meloni, he sets about teaching Ohio's criminal underworld a lesson in street justice. The pair's mode of punishment is unforgiving (Hill in particular favours a "squash to death with a car crusher now, ask questions later" approach) but their investigative skills are surprisingly refined. Before long, they discover that the murder of Hill's wife – far from an impulsive act of barbarism – was ordered from on high, a revelation that ironically seems to confirm the governor's assertion that random street violence is a thing of the past. At least it was, until Travolta started meting out indiscriminate savagery.
On the narrow spectrum of middle-aged vengeance thrillers, I Am Wrath is more low-rent Nicolas Cage flick than credible Keanu Reeves vehicle, not least in its frequent bouts of Bible-thumping (Hill is first inspired to take his revenge after reading an especially hardcore passage from the Book of Jeremiah). It may not come as a surprise to learn that Cage was originally tapped for the role, until unspecified "issues" forced him to withdraw from the project, handing Travolta – fresh from a career revitalising turn in American Crime Story – the role his hairline was born to play.


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Are marketers underestimating the fraud threat to influencer marketing?
By Patricio Robles	 August 15th 2017 18:55
Ad fraud is a multi-billion dollar a year problem and according to one estimate, by 2025, the digital ad market could be the second largest revenue source for organized crime behind drug trafficking.
Ad fraud comes in numerous forms. There's click fraud, for example, which for years has been a thorn in the side of marketers using pay-per-click advertising channels.
And in recent years, the rise of the programmatic has created a significant new ad fraud front. As Jeremy Hlavacek, VP of Global Automated Monetization at The Weather Company, explained, "Companies running the exchanges have perhaps been a little bit liberal in terms of who they let into that exchange."
The complexity and opaqueness that is often present in the programmatic ecosystem has led to inventory spoofing and unauthorized sellers, among other things, problems that the industry is now trying to stamp out with solutions like Ads.txt.
Driven in part by fraud concerns, marketers have been turning to alternative types of digital advertising, such as native ads and influencer marketing, which appear to be less vulnerable to fraud.
But are they really less vulnerable to fraud?
Influencer marketing agency Mediakix has sparked headlines by demonstrating just how easy it is to scam in the now billion-dollar influencer marketing business.
In a blog post, it explained how it created two fake Instagram accounts, one, @calibeachgirl310, using photos of a model obtained during a one-day photo shoot and the other, wanderinggirl, using stock photos. It then purchased followers for these accounts, at a cost of $3 to $8 per 1,000 followers.
Initially, Mediakix limited the number of followers it purchased to 1,000 followers per day because it was "concerned that purchasing too many followers at the onset would result in Instagram flagging the account" but it discovered that it was able to add up to 15,000 fake followers at once "without encountering any issues."
Finally, Mediakix paid around 12 cents per comment to generate fake comments on its accounts and between $4 and $9 per 1,000 likes to generate fake likes. For each photo on its fake Instagram account, the agency purchased between 500 and 2,500 likes and 10 to 50 comments.
The real fun began once the two fake accounts had 10,000 followers. "Once we hit this threshold, we were able to sign the accounts up for a wide range of [influencer marketing] platforms," Mediakix explained. And it started applying for opportunities on these platforms.
Ultimately, before Mediakix revealed its findings the fake influencer accounts were successfully able to land two paid brand deals for each account under which the non-existent influencers were "offered monetary compensation, free product, or both."
For obvious reasons, Mediakix's experiment is raising eyebrows as it demonstrates that with modest effort and investment, it's possible to create out of thin air "influencers" who don't really exist and therefore aren't likely to influence anybody.
While this kind of fraud does not affect the upper echelons of the influencer marketing world, where high-profile celebrities like Kim Kardashian are said to rake in five and even six figures per sponsored post, the implications are increasingly important. As Mediakix explained:
Brands and advertisers eager to reach audiences on popular social media channels and seeking quick entry into the influencer marketing space, are turning to platforms, automation and micro-influencers in hopes of making the media buying process more turn-key and easier.
By automating their influencer marketing efforts and working with so-called micro-influencers, marketers risk falling victim to the kind of fraud that Mediakix has demonstrated is not just theoretically possible but can be successfully executed in the real world.
While this doesn't mean that marketers should avoid influencer marketing, or automation and micro-influencers, it is a reminder that the fraud risk is not limited to a few digital channels. Indeed, all channels are vulnerable.
Where the dollars flow, fraud will go.
As a result, marketers will need to be more vigilant about how they plan and execute their influencer marketing strategies. And just as many are starting to demand more of their vendors in other channels, such as programmatic, they would be wise to demand that the influencer marketing agencies and platforms they work with don't ignore this threat.
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Eight examples of top-notch copywriting from travel brands
The travel industry can be guilty of using a cliché or two.
From 'hidden gem' to 'melting pot', it's understandably difficult to stay away from bog-standard vernacular when writing about the same places as every other travel brand out there.
August 1st 2017 16:28
How brands are using empathy to enhance marketing
What makes customers buy into a brand?
In the past, we might have said heritage or prestige, and perhaps more recently, instant gratification or entertainment. Now, 'empathy' seems to be the buzzword of the moment, with many brands aiming to create meaningful content that truly resonates with consumers.
August 10th 2017 11:21
10 thrilling digital marketing stats we've seen this week
We've got more stats than you can shake a stick at this week, including news about influencer marketing, online search, and ad viewability. As always, the Internet Statistics Compendium includes lots more to boot.
Now, let's get stuck in.
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B. Braun undertook the project of switching the "print" sales practice to digital.
This project would put all references in iPad apps. We had learn from years of producing edetailing and we knew the apps had to stick to the KISS philosophy (Keep It Stupid Simple).
More than 70 apps and 11 months into the project.
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On the 12th of May, in space, the International Space Station (ISS) astronauts while carrying out routine checks noticed a hole in the terminal covering of one of the robotic arm attached to the ISS.
The robotic arm known as the 'Canadarm2' was flown to the highest sales in 1997 and had been used in carrying out maintenance works on outside parts of the ISS that may not be reachable by astronauts. This robotic arm was made by Canada and seems to be their area of expertise regarding parts provided for use on the ISS for which they've built other robotic arms and has in 2019, made known plans to start work on a more advanced arm.
The damage to the Canadarm2 was caused by debris flying around in space which has been a major source of concern over the years. Safety of human activities in space are being threatened by millions of debris flying around. Satellites now being built have to be provided with means of identifying debris on its path so as to be able to avoid them to mitigate disasters in space. According to space.com the US space surveillance network currently tracks "at least 23000 softball-sized or larger pieces of space debris in orbit" to prevent them from ramming into the ISS. However, smaller pieces that are too small to monitor still get through, one of which must have been this that hit the ISS robotic arm.
Ongoing analysis indicates that the robotic arm is still operational as the damage is limited to a small section of the arm boom and thermal blanket. However, the need to invent technology to rid our space orbit of debris still lingers.
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The sky is overcast, merganser ducks float along the shore line, swimming and ducking their heads in the water. I could sit here all day gazing out the window but work must get done. Later I might permit myself to go for a cold dip in the lake but for now it's felting and more felting.
There is such a stillness here. It is a perfect place to find inspiration. I have been working on some cutesie owls for next weekend's Handmade Harvest Craft Show and having so much fun. As I felt away with a grin on my face I take pauses to sip my tea and look out the window. There is such beauty everywhere, the trees reflected in the water, the grey branches, naked of it's leaves.
Handwork is allows you to slow down. It's like a meditation. The mind slows down as does the breath. I love it's effects on me.
These owls are fun to make. They are a work of labour and love. I love felting the eyes because once the eyes appear they come to life with a little personality.
Tuesday night was deemed Owen's best night ever! He received his Beaver kerchief and woggle. He loves being a Beaver and I love it too. The principals are great, sharing, working hard and taking care of the world. The parents I talk to say that their children just love being part of the troop. My little man is growing way fast and I am enjoying watching and participating in his leaps and bounds.
Give something from your hands and heart this Holiday season. This workshop line up is meant to inspire and encourage the art of giving. In celebration of the holiday season we are going to put our hands at work and create gifts of art. We will participate in the art of giving and give our creation to someone special. When we use our hands to create something we infuse our energy into that very thing we are making. Come share with me this special experience of felting, sharing and giving.
Please notice that the Decorative ball and angel workshop is open to children over the age of 8 and up.
In the spirit of giving, felt a cutesie owl and give to someone you love this holiday season.
As you might know I have been helping host a dear friend from Thailand by the name of Oiy. She is an amazing person, cook and masseuse. Saturday night we started working in the kitchen in preparation for hosting 30 people for a Thai meal. We went to bed at 03:00 got up at 09:00 to get right back to..
Working in the kitchen with Oiy is such a treat. She is a person with great personality. Her laugh rings throughout the house and she is not shy to tell you what she thinks. She is not the typical shy Thai woman. As a young woman she received a scholarship to cooking school and learned from the chef who cooked for the queen. You might know that in Thailand the King and Queen hold great honour among their people.
It's my fourth year cooking in the kitchen with Oiy and I love learning how to bring out Thai flavours in foods. I must admit that I need a lot more lessons!
Spring rolls waiting their fate in the fryer.
boiling him and Oiy plucks him. We fry him with lots of garlic and yes eat him! He was delicious. We did honour him with a little prayer of thanks.
My father is a hunter and as a child I went partridge hunting with him. I have also had lots of moose and deer meat so for me this wasn`t all that strange but to some it might be very strange.
These are the smiles that grace my life. They are my children and I love them so. They surprise me, impress me and at times anger and frustrate me. Through them I am learning so much about compassion, love and understanding. Never would I have known that motherhood would change me to the depths that it has. Thanksgiving weekend was a wonderful time for us. We had those moments where things flow with ease, smiles shine and laughter rings through the air like a wonderful melody that tugs at your heart strings. Our dance of mother and child was one of love and understanding.
We spent time in my childhood home in Corbeil, Ontario. It was great to spend time with my parents who are aging. It becomes more and more apparent that living in the moment is all that we've got. The future is unpredictable but the moment very tangible.
This month`s Urban Market was uber fun! I met some fabulous people and loved the whole vibe! Ottawa really does have a great selection of handmade products. It feels so good to buy handmade much better than the Made in China alternative.
Below is Krista Leben the Urban Market founder and silver smith. She is making a mark in this city for DIY. Go! Krista Go!
Also I met this lovely lady from Liv. Well Toys. She makes soft cuddly plush toys. She was so nice and I wish I could remember her name. Sometimes my mind is just like that, forgetful. Click below to see her stuff, so cute.
Chelsy Anne was my neighbor for the 4 hour show and she was so sweet. Her 10 month daughter was also there in tow with daddy. I loved watching this family work together as a team selling Chelsys beautiful jewelry.
If you want to see the new tree I have made take a look over here at my green toy box. Have a great day!
I am off to the races, the car is nearly packed and ready to Ottawa`s very own Urban market at the Great Canadian Theater Company. I have felting kits, my felted art and a smile with me. Wish me luck and swing on by. There are going to be lots of talented people.


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TWO-WAY TO DOWNTOWN REVITALIZATION
It's nice to have a crane downtown. It means construction, creation, jobs – and a new bridge, new investment in downtown's transportation infrastructure. The Barnette Bridge will connect to a new Terminal Street intersection immediately to the north when that intersection is built next summer. If completed according to plan, these new investments will serve to move motorists swiftly through downtown.
Moving motorists through downtown was the original intent of the Illinois Street Project; that was also the gist of converting Cushman Street to one-way traffic in the 1970s when the only road to Prudhoe Bay led through downtown and Cushman Street had to carry pipe.
Wait. Move traffic through downtown? Still? What if that is hurting downtown? Can't these new investments in downtown's infrastructure encourage people to stay downtown, enjoy themselves and support local businesses?
Email FMATS Coordinator Donna Gardino to support setting the stage for downtown revitalization by making Cushman a two-way street djgardino@ci.fairbanks.ak.us
Attend the FMATS meeting Wednesday, June 2 @ noon at City Hall to hear the Technical Committee formulate a recommendation to the Policy Committee on downtown's infrastructure investments
Attend the FMATS Policy Committee meeting Wednesday, June 16 @ 10 AM at City Hall to support setting the stage for downtown revitalization
Learn more about the benefits of 2-way streets
The whole point of the Vision Fairbanks Downtown Plan is to make downtown more livable: a mix of retail, commercial and residential uses centered around public infrastructure – City streets – which alone can make downtown pedestrian- and cyclist-friendly, which in turn makes downtown competitive for private investment. A central element of downtown's revitalization is restoring Cushman Street to two-way traffic.
Compared to one-way streets, two-way streets have demonstrable benefits for making downtown livable and competitive for private investment. Restoring Cushman Street to two-way traffic unlocks potential to stimulate private investment downtown.
There is still time to revise the 30-year old plan to move motorists swiftly through downtown.
Even though intended as a one-way facility, the new Barnette Bridge is wide enough to accommodate two-way traffic "someday" (as DOT says).
The Terminal Street intersection can be re-designed to accommodate two-way traffic. Right-of-way (ROW) acquisition will determine when the intersection can actually be built; and at this point, the DOT has less than half of the necessary ROW.
The re-design will cost money, but is not projected to delay the project. An intersection that accomodates two-way traffic on Cushman and Barnette streets, be it a roundabout or a signalized intersection, may today cost more money to construct. But the projections are that it will save money to build it right the first time, rather than "someday" (as DOT says).


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GCSE History
Germany: 1918-1939 - Weimar's Hard Years, 1918-1923
Hitler's failed rebellion of 1923 is known as the 'Beer Hall Putsch'.
In GCSE History students will look at Germany between the two World Wars, beginning with the hard years of the Weimar Republic in the aftermath of the Great War.
The Weimar Republic replaced the Imperial government of Germany after the Great War. Germany's new government faced revolutions from left and right, and a peace treaty that seemed to them grossly unfair. However, Germany was in no position to argue, having been defeated in the Great War and finding herself without allies.
Learn more about the hard, early years of the Weimar Republic in this quiz.
What name is usually given to the rebellion launched in 1923 by Hitler and his allies in Munich?
The Bavarian Putsch
The Reichsputsch
The Burgerbraukeller Putsch
Hitler tried to seize power in 1923, but even then the German economy was starting to expand, and a more stable political environment was beginning to emerge
In which famous room of the Palace of Versailles was the eponymous treaty signed?
La Salle des Ambassadeurs
La Salle des Trones
The Hall of Mirrors
La Galerie Louis XV
Negotiations for the Treaty of Versailles dragged on from January to June 1919. A suitably grand venue was sought for the signing of the eventual treaty
One Adolf Hitler joined a tiny extreme right-wing political party in 1920. What was its name?
The National Socialist German Workers' Party
The National Socialist Party
The German Workers' Party
The Peoples' Party
Hitler joined a tiny extremist group, which violently opposed the Versailles Treaty
In 1919 German Communists launched a coup, in a bid to overthrow the Weimar Republic. One of the leaders of this bid for power was female. What was her name?
The "Red Duchess"
Countess Markevicz
A small group of revolutionary Communists ("The Spartacus League") tried to take over the state by force, knowing that they would never achieve power in democratic elections
Which retired German general joined Hitler in an attempt to seize power in 1923?
Ludendorff
Von Sperrle
Hitler needed respectable allies from the German military and political establishment. Who better, therefore, than a leader of the undefeated German army from 1914-18?
In which forest clearing did Germany sign an armistice at 11.00 a.m. on the 11th of November 1918?
Fearing a total breakdown of law and order at home and abandonment by their allies, the German military and political authorities signed a ceasefire with the Entente powers. They thus hoped for lenient terms after the expected negotiations towards an eventual peace treaty
At which international treaty, signed in 1922, did Germany make common cause with the other "bad boy" of Europe, namely the Soviet Union?
Rappallo
Brest Litovsk
The USSR was also an international pariah, embarking on a Communist revolution from 1917, and pulling out of the Great War. It was not surprising, therefore, that she should team up with the other outcast in 1922
Who led the ill-fated right-wing "putsch" in 1920, which aimed to overthrow the elected Weimar government?
Stresemann
Most Germans did not support the coup and the newly-proclaimed state lasted only two days before a General Strike was called, which toppled it
What name was given to the payments which Germany was expected to make to those states which had suffered damage and loss during the Great War?
A special commission was set up to report by May 1921 on the right level of payments that Germany should have to make for all of the loss and damage sustained throughout the Great War
What happened to the German High Seas Fleet at the end of the war?
It was divided up among the victorious allies
It was handed over to the British at the Orkney Islands naval base of Scapa Flow, where it was scuttled
It was used for target practice by the French and British navies
It was held in German naval ports, where all of the warships were immobilised
Britain was adamant that Germany's large fleet could not be retained by the defeated power
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The feedback you receive then allows you to gauge how happy your customers are engaging with your brand, so that you can make improvements wherever necessary.
When a new subscriber makes their first purchase, send them a thank you email that includes an option to take a survey or provide feedback. That being said, there is more to it than just asking your customers some questions.
Research from Customer Thermometer suggests that 98% of consumers don't bother with questionnaires. This is why, if you want your customers to answer your email, you have to make it worth their while. Provide incentives for your customers to complete the survey, such as a discount on their next purchase.
It's also important that your email be as straightforward as possible. Remember, you are basically asking for a customer's time, so keep your survey short and tell your customers from the get go how long it will take to complete. If you're looking for inspiration, take a look at this great email from Jaybird.
According to The Luxury Institute, Another transactional email you can use to boost both customer engagement and revenue is the stock notification email.
When an item is out of stock, place a notice on your product page that it is out of stock along with a button that your customer can click if they want to be notified when it's back in stock All they have to do is type their email address.
Automating stock notification emails enables you send emails the moment the item is back in stock. You avoid losing out on revenue due to delays caused by manual email sending.
Automated birthday emails aren't just good for making your subscribers feel like you care about them, they're also powerful drivers of revenue. However, the best part about birthday emails is that their superbly easy to set up—you just need the subscriber's date of birth!
If you run an e-commerce site that sells coffee products and coffee making tools and equipment, in addition to a personalized birthday greeting, you can give your subscriber a free bag of coffee beans along with a hefty discount on French presses or dripolators. When it comes to birthday emails (and automated emails, in general) the possibilities are endless. You are only limited by your imagination.
These email workflows are a great way to get you started on your path to email marketing automation. They're easy to set up, effective at improving engagement, and increasing your revenue.
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Q: Question of how to write certain response

What is the domain of the function $$f(x,y)=\frac{1}{x^2+y^2-1}$$

The answer is clear, right?!
$$x^2+y^2-1\neq 0\Longrightarrow x^2+y^2\neq1$$What is the point contained in the circle of radius one, but my question is, how to write the domain of this function.
Can you help me?
$$D(f)=\{x,y\in \mathbb{R}\mid x^2+y^2\neq 1 \}?$$

A: The domain is a set of ordered pairs, so I would write it as $D(f)=\{(x,y)\in \mathbb{R^2}\mid x^2+y^2\neq 1 \}$


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Boomer with Attitude News
Council returns Charlotte Regional Visitors Authority's 'F*** you'
by John Grooms
Monday night, City Council responded in kind to the insult hurled at them last week by the Charlotte Regional Visitors Authority (CRVA). Seven days before last night's council meeting, the CRVA had flipped a big "Fuck you" to Council, in the form of a vague, two-page "summary" of a $25,000 review of its spending, supposedly produced by PricewaterhouseCoopers. Last night, Council returned the sentiments, withholding $10 million in CRVA funding until June 27 at the earliest. Kudos to Council for doing its job. It's past high time that Council turned up the heat on CRVA's free ride. The group has been under intense public scrutiny lately for its outlandish spending, overpaid executives, lack of accountability, and lax ethical judgments.
Since the scrutiny began, those paying attention have discovered one more thing about CRVA management: its arrogance and sense of entitlement. Those traits were on full display in the way the group handled the controversial recent "study." Rather than respond credibly to criticism from the community and, more to the point, from the CRVA board's bosses on City Council, the group acted like spoiled kids forced to explain themselves to their angry parents: with a pout and a half-assed effort. As a result, the controversy over CRVA spending has become an Uptown power struggle: on one side, the CRVA and the Uptown business interests who lovelovelove the group (and who wouldn't, with all those freebies, butt smooches, and arena luxury suites at stake?); on the other side is city government, or as they're also known, representatives of all the people of Charlotte and stewards of those people's money.
Mayor Foxx and Council first need to deliver a strong reminder that the city is under no obligation to give the $10 million gathered from a hotel tax to the CRVA. Afterward, if CRVA management continues to act like a collection of spoiled, eye-rolling brats, pissing and moaning because (gasp!) they're being asked to justify their expenditures of tax money, council should dump the whiners on the board of directors, keep the rest, and start over. Enough of CRVA's snotty arrogance already. It's time Newman & Co. got the message that they're not God's gift to the city.
CRVA CEO Tim "What, me worry about my job?" Newman
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ALASDAIR ALLAN MSP STANDS OUT IN PINK FOR BREAST CANCER RESEARCH
Alasdair Allan MSP wears it pink in Parliament in aid of Breast Cancer Now
SNP MSP for Na h-Eileanan an Iar, Alasdair Allan, has shown support for women affected by breast cancer by dressing up in pink and encouraging their constituents to take part in the UK's biggest, brightest and pinkest fundraiser, wear it pink, on Friday 21 October.
Wear it pink is back for its 15th year, calling on supporters across the country to add a flash of pink to their wardrobe for the day and raise money for Breast Cancer Now's life-saving breast cancer research.
Alasdair Allan joined fellow parliamentarians in Holyrood to encourage people across Scotland to get involved and help support Breast Cancer Now's efforts to ensure that, by 2050, everyone who develops breast cancer lives - an ambition shared by the Scottish Government and all party leaders in Scotland.
Wear it pink raises close to £2 million each year for world-class research into breast cancer, and this year it's going to be pinker and more fun than ever before. Anyone can take part, whether at work, at home or at school. All you have to do is wear something pink and donate what you can.
Alasdair Allan commented: "Around 4,600 women are diagnosed with breast cancer each year in Scotland. Almost 1,000 people die from the disease. We must act now to stop this devastating disease in its tracks.
"Breast Cancer Now's cutting edge research is making a huge difference. But we all need to join forces and act now, to do our bit to stop women dying from breast cancer by 2050. I'm fully behind the charity's ambition and I support wear it pink.
"I hope everyone in the local community will join me by wearing it pink on Friday 21 October and show their support for Breast Cancer Now."
Breast Cancer Now's Director for Scotland, Mary Allison, said: "I'm delighted that MSPs are coming together again this year to support wear it pink. Their continued support means a lot. "More Scots are being diagnosed with breast cancer than a decade ago and it remains the most common cancer among women. We also know that while huge progress has been made in improving survival, almost 1,000 people a year in Scotland still die from this devastating disease. "That's why we need to continue to support research and find better ways to prevent, detect and treat breast cancer."
Sign up to wear it pink on Friday 21 October to support Breast Cancer Now's life-saving research. For more information or to register, visit www.wearitpink.org.
In March 2016, every mainstream political party got behind Breast Cancer Now's 2050 Challenge campaign. It means that the Scottish Government and Parliament are committed to helping stop deaths from breast cancer by 2050.
The 2050 commitment is contained in the Scottish Government's Cancer Strategy. Its ambition is:
"To stop anyone dying from breast cancer by 2050, a shared ambition with Breast Cancer Now."
About Breast Cancer Now:
Breast Cancer Now is the UK's largest breast cancer charity.
Breast Cancer Now's ambition is that by 2050 everyone who develops breast cancer will live. The charity is determined to stop women dying from the disease, working in a new, collaborative way and bringing together all those affected by breast cancer to fund research, share knowledge and find answers.
Breast Cancer Now's world-class research is focused entirely on breast cancer. The charity supports nearly 400 of the world's brightest researchers at more than 30 locations across the UK and Ireland. Together, they're working to discover how to prevent breast cancer, how to detect it earlier and how to treat it effectively at every stage so we can stop the disease taking lives.
Breast cancer is still the most common cancer in the UK. Nearly 700,000 people living in the UK have experienced a diagnosis and one in eight women will face it in their lifetime. This year alone, more than 50,000 women will be told they have the disease.
The UK still has one of the lowest breast cancer survival rates in Western Europe and this year alone around 11,500 women and 80 men will lose their lives. It's time to act.
Breast Cancer Now launched in June 2015, created by the merger of leading research charities Breast Cancer Campaign and Breakthrough Breast Cancer.
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La Masa Planes fue una masa mineral localizada en la cuenca minera de Riotinto-Nerva, dentro de la provincia de Huelva, entre los municipios de Minas de Riotinto y Nerva. La fisonomía de la zona se ha visto alterada de forma considerable lo largo de su historia debido a las diversas labores mineras que se han realizado.

Historia
Aunque la información es limitada, se tiene constancia de que en época romana se realizaron labores de minería subterránea en la zona de Planes. En este sentido, en época contemporánea se han localizado norias romanas que evidencian los trabajos de contramina. En 1873 los yacimientos de la zona pasaron a manos de la Rio Tinto Company Limited (RTC). Inicialmente en el área de Planes se levantó una planta de cementación para obtener cobre por vía húmeda. No sería hasta 1922 cuando comenzó a explotarse esta masa, tras ser descubierta en una campaña de exploración de la RTC. Se practicaron labores de extracción subterránea, para lo cual se habilitó un pozo maestro y un malacate. Los trabajos mineros continuaron hasta 1954, con el agotamiento de las reservas de la masa.

En 1986 la boca del pozo de Masa Planes fue cubierta con estériles procedentes de Cerro Colorado. El malacate original se encuentra preservado en el Museo Minero de Riotinto.

Véase también
 Anexo:Patrimonio Histórico Andaluz en la Cuenca Minera
 Masa San Antonio (Pozo Rotilio)

Referencias

Bibliografía

Enlaces externos

Cuenca minera de Riotinto-Nerva


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Q: Store as variable vs without For these two methods below, is there any difference at all? Put aside code readability, will Method1 consume less memory, while Method2 perform faster?
In general, which one should I always use?
    public void Method1(string userInput)
    {
        if (userInput.ToLower().Replace(" ", "") == "optiona")
        {

        }

        else if (userInput.ToLower().Replace(" ", "") == "optionb")
        {

        }

        else
        {

        }
    }

    public void Method2(string userInput)
    {
        string modifiedInput = userInput.ToLower().Replace(" ", "");

        if (modifiedInput == "optiona")
        {

        }
        else if (modifiedInput == "optionb")
        {

        }
        else
        {

        }
    }

A: In general I prefer method2 as it you remove the necessity of repeating the operation over and over.
But in the end it is a micro-optimisation. Since a new string is created by the operations, you will probably find that method2 is SLIGHTLY better.
But in the end, if you want to find which of 2 horses is fastest, race them.

A: If the user input is "optionb", method2 will be better, if the user input is "optiona" more than average, method1 and method2 will be have no recognizable difference.

A: I prefer method2 as well. But not for the performance reason as @David has mentioned.
Method2 is easier to read.
Using a temporary variable adds an extra line to the method. This extra line reflects the extra step of operation that is really happening in your method.
Especially when you give this variable a meaningful name "modifiedInput", other programmers will have a easier time understanding what your method is doing.
Easier to understand code means better maintainability.


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Q: Group membership requires confirmation from a group admin I have a group model and a user model. This is an m to n relationship. The group and user models are joined through a separate membership model.
Some subset of the users that belong to a group are administrators. When a new user tries to join a group by creating a new membership, I would like this action to be confirmed by one of the group administrators before the new user can actually participate in the group.
What is the best way of accomplishing this?  My current idea is to have a separate model called permission or invitation that only the group admins can create. A user is only a member of the group when they are part of both a membership and an invitation.  This seems like a lot of models for a fairly commonplace task. If this is actually the best approach, some advice on how to go about doing it would be greatly appreciated.
I don't want to use email for confirmation.
I am using Rails 3.1.0.

A: Why not include the confirmation status in the join model itself? So let's assume you have a User, a Group model and they are joined by a Membership model. Add an attribute "accepted_on" with format DateTime to the Membership model (or just a boolean if you don't care when exactly they were accepted.) Then make a view that lists all the memberships that's only visible to the admins with a link that only they can access which sets the "accepted_on" attribute to Time.current.
In your User/Group model you can then do the following:
class User < ActiveRecord::Base
  has_many :memberships, :conditions => 'accepted_on IS NOT NULL'
  has_many :groups, :through => :memberships
end

class Group < ActiveRecord::Base
  has_many :memberships, :conditions => 'accepted_on IS NOT NULL'
  has_many :users, :through => :memberships
end

class Membership < ActiveRecord::Base
  belongs_to :user
  belongs_to :group
end

This way when a new user adds a membership it won't become available until the admin has accepted him (that is, made accepted_on anything other than nil.)