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Insurance agency under investigation for overbilling thousands of policyholders
April 21, 2014 April 19, 2014 Julie Campbell
State officials are now looking into the Iowa business that may have overcharged 10,500 government employees.
An insurance agency in Iowa has found itself in hot water after having been accused of overbilling an estimated 10,500 government employees for their health policies.
It is believed that the overcharged workers paid a total of millions of dollars too much.
The Two Rivers Insurance Co. is now being investigated by the Iowa Insurance Division (I.I.D.). The insurance agency has office locations in West Des Moines, Davenport, Burlington, and a number of other cities in the state. Until just recently, Two Rivers had been selling for Wellmark and other companies as an independent. On April 9, Wellmark closed its relationship with the agency. According to Traci McBee, a spokesperson for Wellmark, they made the decision after having come to the conclusion that Two Rivers had "marked up some of its customers' health insurance premiums without Wellmark's knowledge."
The insurance agency's audit results by Wellmark were reported to the I.I.D.
At the time of the writing of this article, a representative of Two Rivers, Todd Ackerman, stated that the agency "categorically disagrees" with the conclusion that Wellmark had made about its practices and said that the thousands of policyholders across the state had not been overcharged for their health care coverage. Ackerman also said that the allegations from the insurer "revolve around the way we were compensated, and we believe we were transparent."
When Ackerman was asked whether or not Two Rivers added any undisclosed fees to its "medical premiums", his response was that any additional fees may have been revealed within the written agreements that were provided to the employers, but they may not have been itemized on the statements that the policyholders, themselves, were provided.
The state commissioner, Nick Gerhart, said that there wasn't much that could be said about the health insurance billing investigation at this early point. He did, however, state that "What I can say is that we have an open investigation and we are absolutely investigating this as we speak." He also added that "We've just started the investigation, so we're trying to get information. We are issuing subpoenas and things of that nature."
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Ah, pizza. How can someone NOT like pizza? A traditional Neopolitan dish - pizza actually originated as a simple flatbread with some oil, herbs, and salt on it...then maybe a little cheese...but today's typical pizza with tomato came YEARS later. Thanks to gool ole' Chris Columbus, the delicious American fruits of the vines that are tomatoes were brought to Europe, and now the Italians are known for the delicious San Marzano tomatoes and the Margherita pizza (made for Queen Margherita of Savoy to resemble the Italian flag - how cute). So, what's the big debate, you ask?!
What may come to mind is: Chicago deep-dish or NY thin crust? Wood-fired or coal? Di Fara or Motorino? White or Red? East Coast West Coast? Biggie or Tupac? Well, in my mind the debate is – who has the best recipe for the DOUGH! Forget about all these shenanigans and the hullabaloo about competing pizzas. What's really important is the CRUST/the vesicle upon which you can devour delicious toppings and get crazy with it. Think about it. If you wanted tomato and mozz, you'd make yourself a caprese. If you wanted ham and pineapple, you'd go to a luau. And if you really just wanted some cheeses and pepperonis/random charcuterie, you would just go ahead and get an antipasti plate. Obviously, the big deal here is the crust. So if you're really concerned, why not get off your bum and make some 'za!?
Dissolve yeast in warm water in a large bowl and let stand for 5 minutes. Stir in 3 cups flour and the salt, stirring until smooth. Stir in an additional 2 cups flour; continue adding flour (up to 1/2 cup), 1 tablespoon at a time, stirring until dough comes away from bowl but is still sticky.
Turn dough out onto a lightly floured work surface, and knead with lightly floured hands. Start by slapping the dough onto the counter, pulling it toward you with one hand and pushing it away from you with the other. Fold the dough back over itself (use a bench scraper or a wide knife to help scrape dough from surface). Repeat until it's easier to handle, about 10 times. Finish kneading normally until dough is smooth, elastic, and soft, but a little tacky, about 10 minutes.
Shape dough into a ball and transfer to a lightly oiled bowl; turn to coat. Cover with plastic, and let rise in a warm place until it doubles in volume, 3 hours. Press it with your finger to see if it's done; an indent should remain.
Combine wine, water and yeast in a large bowl and stir until dissolved. Add the honey, salt and olive oil and mix thoroughly. Start by adding 1 cup of flour and make a wet paste. Add remaining flour and incorporate.
Place dough on a lightly floured board and knead for 2 to 3 minutes. Place dough in a lightly oiled bowl and cover with a towel. Let rise for 45 minutes.
And last but not least, pizza dough from the Big Sur Bakery in Big Sur, CA. I will leave it at that – no explanation besides this is one of the country's most amazing hidden gems. This is one of the most magical places I have ever been to, so I'll save all my mumbo-jumbo about this slice of heaven for another post.
Place ¾ cup lukewarm water in the bowl of an electric mixer. Rain in the yeast, stir, and set it aside to activate for 5 minutes.
Add the flour to the yeast mixture and sprinkle the salt on top. Fit the mixer with the dough hook attachment, and combine on slow speed for 1 minute, until all the ingredients start to come together. Increase the speed to medium ad mix for 2 minutes. Then increase the speed to high and mix for 2 more minutes.
Immediately turn the dough out onto a lightly floured surface and divide it in half. Roll each half into a tight round. Place the balls o a floured baking sheet. Place the baking sheet in a large plastic bag and tie the bag loosely. Refrigerate overnight (or for 2 nights).
The next day, about an hour before baking the pizzas, pull the baking sheet out of the refrigerator and leave it in a warm area till you're ready to use the dough.
So go for it! It's fun making a mess pizza dough. Here's a secret. If you're REALLY, I mean REALLY in a pinch, go to your corner pizzeria (a good one, not a chain like the ones named after an old-school game) and pick up a ball of dough - it will usually run a couple bucks, and all you have to do is prep the dough, heat your oven, and voila! On that note, on to Scene Two: the toppings!
Please, please, please. Remember this: the better the ingredients, the better the final product. Also, even though summer is hot, it is a GREAT time to make pizza because there are such amazing, fresh ingredients available.
Despite which toppings you choose, there are a few steps to follow.
1) It's best to have a baking stone and a pizza peel - if you don't have one, it's absolutely fine and you can just place your pizza on a baking sheet - use some parchment paper just in case it wants to stick though!
2) Turn your oven on full blast. Most people don't have pizza ovens (unfortunately) so it can never get up to the super high heat, but this should do - let's say about 450F degrees. If you have one, stick the stone in the oven.
4) Not necessary, but I sometimes like to par-bake my crust because I don't want to overcook the toppings - use your discretion!
5) Let your pizza sit out of the oven for a bit so all the ingredients can "set" - it will be a lot easier to cut!
Breakfast Pizza - this should be outlawed. Crispy bacon, fresh buffalo mozzarella, eggs (sunnyside up from cooking in the oven), parm, and scallions. I'm not a big bacon or sausage on pizza kinda person (prosciutto does NOT count!), but this is insane.
With all greenery - fresh herbs, scallions, etc. I would recommend sprinkling them on post-cooking, but with the above white pizza, putting the sage right on the cheese and allowing it to cook crisps is up so it's almost fried 0 extra delicious.
So try out some pies, and let me know all the different delicious combinations you come up with!
So valuable I can't even get my own damn jar of it!
One last note: if you really want to kick up any pizza 1000% you must get fennel pollen. I can't even explain the difference that this stuff makes. Yes, it's expensive, but a little bit goes a long way - you can get it from Zingerman's. Oh yea, a little truffle salt doesn't hurt either!


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One of the requirement i have is to have entire asp.net application on iframe. Please share your views on using entire asp.net application inside iframe. What are the pros and cons for the same.
if someone can guide/provide inputs how asp.net application is compatible with wordpress?
We could use <iframe> tag to specify an inline frame to embed another document within the current HTML document. About pros and cons of using <iframe>, you could refer to this link.
This link discussed "integrate WordPress with asp.net", you could check it.


Hello! Thank you for stopping by Borrowed Time Equine Rescue, our horse rescue and rehabilitation facility. My name is Cliff Huntley and this is a story of how I fell in love with horses and came to own this rescue site. My wife and I moved to Fallon, Nevada, in June of 2007, after purchasing 20 acres of desert and a fixer upper home. I am a Disabled Veteran and the VA Medical Center is just 60 miles from here in Reno. This is very convenient when visiting the doctor as often as I have need to do.
My wife was raised around horses and had the privilege of having a very special relationship with a horse named Apache until her late twenties. He was a gift from her grandfather when she was twelve and he changed her life. Horses are magic. Our hope was to have a couple of horses one day.
That winter we rescued two horses from starvation to our present horse rescue ranch. As we cared for our thin and sickly charges I realized that I actually felt better physically when I spent time with them. Being with those horses actually lessened the constant pain continually with me. I felt if we could bottle this and sell it, we would be wealthy.
It was these horses that led us to research horse rescues, livestock auctions and horse slaughter. Through many phone calls and emails we met a woman that facilitates for countless horse rescues all across the western states. If she could help a horse she would move a mountain to do so. We decided that we could help horses by acting as a lay over spot. Here they could rest, eat and relax while awaiting transport to either a rescue facility or their adoptive home.
Almost always there are the animals left behind after the rescues have picked through and taken those for which houses could be found. There are horses that are too young, too lame, or too old to travel; and other horses that, for some reason or another, lost their place on that trailer to safety. These are the horses I now have here.
Most of our animals have some form of disability, but I believe these perceived flaws only enhance their beauty and show true strength of spirit. The horse and human bond has been around for a long time and is known for its healing qualities. A horse does not judge; he accepts and is tolerant. Every horse has worth and deserves a second chance to spend their borrowed time enjoying the sun on their back, kind hands on their body, a soft word in their ear, and enough hay in their belly.
I believe similarly in regard to Disabled Veterans. Every person has value and something to give, or something to learn. The word "disability" may be applicable, but can never define who we are, the quality of the relationships we make, or what kind of a life we can create.
I feel that these horses came to us for a reason. Horses need a job and Veterans need a horse. We are helping horses so that the horses can help our Veterans. Our goal is to provide equine assisted therapy to Disabled Veterans and their families.
Please help us with a generous donation! We are in desperate need of funds for hay. You can save a horse today!
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'Record number of Palestinians being displaced'
NGOs claim "Israeli authorities have stepped up unlawful demolitions in the West Bank including east Jerusalem over the past year."
By BEN HARTMAN
Palestinian homes demolished 311
An all-time high number of Palestinians have been displaced from their homes as a result of house demolitions east of the Green Line, a consortium of left-wing groups said on Tuesday.
"Israeli authorities have stepped up unlawful demolitions in the West Bank including east Jerusalem over the past year, displacing a record number of Palestinian families from their homes," the statement released by over 20 groups, including Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch and Oxfam International said.
NGO accuses state of forcing Palestinians out of e.J'lem
In the statement, Jeremy Hobbs, executive- director of Oxfam International, said "the increasing rate of settlement expansion and house demolitions is pushing Palestinians to the brink, destroying their livelihoods and prospects for a just and durable peace.
"There is a growing disconnect between the Quartet talks and the situation on the ground. The Quartet needs to radically revise its approach and show that it can make a real difference to the lives of Palestinians and Israelis."
The statement claims that "since the beginning of the year more than 500 Palestinian homes, wells, rainwater harvesting cisterns and other essential structures have been destroyed in the West Bank, including east Jerusalem, displacing more than 1,000 Palestinians, UN figures show. This is more than double the number of people displaced over the same period in 2010, and the highest figure since at least 2005."
The statement also referred to what it said is a marked increase in the past year in incidents of settler and police and army violence against Palestinians.
Deborah Hyams, Amnesty International's "Israel, Occupied Palestinian Territories and Palestinian Authority" researcher, said "not only do house demolitions violate the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights [of which Israel is a signatory], but also the Geneva Convention's requirements of an occupying power."
The Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories (COGAT) called the United Nations report from which the figures were derived "a one-sided, biased report that was printed without taking comment from the relevant factors; therefore it's impossible to refer to the claims presented on its pages."
COGAT added that they "and the security forces that are responsible for law enforcement in Judea and Samaria will continue to work professionally and transparently to control and enforce illegal construction, both Israeli and Palestinian, in Judea and Samaria."
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Doctor Who series 12: 5 questions we have after Can You Hear Me? From companion doubts to the Timeless Child
George GriffithsSunday 9 Feb 2020 8:00 pm
Jodie Whittaker shone in this episode (Picture: BBC)
Doctor Who series 12 may have suffered a slight bump last week thanks to the middling (yet oddly timely) Praxeus, but things got back on track tonight with the chilling Can You Hear Me?
Following the Doctor (Jodie Whittaker) in ancient Syria and Ryan (Tosin Cole), Yaz (Mandip Gill) and Graham (Bradley Walsh) as they travel back to modern-day Sheffield for a quick respite, things got high-concept very, very quickly as the gang became embroiled in a sadistic game between two immoral, immortal beings.
Here are five questions we need answering now that we've seen the episode.
1. Was that the last we've seen of the Eternals?
Game of Thrones star Ian Glen's devious villain was revealed to be an Eternal – a member of a timeless, immortal race of gods that have vaguely referenced since the first rebooted series in 2005.
It's taken over ten years to meet an Eternal, and now we just so happened to meet two. What does this mean for the future?
The introduction of these God-like beings really does open up the Whoniverse to infinite possibilities – and the very idea of the Doctor fighting against a whole bunch of immortal beings who want to cause pain and suffering just because their eternal existence gets boring is too interesting a concept not to continue further, right? Right?
2. Are the events of Orphan-55 canon now?
Orphan 55 may be canon now (Picture: BBC)
The Eternals fed upon the fears and nightmares of the human race, we saw Ryan face his worst fears as his best friend appeared as an old man, telling him that he'd waited 'his whole life' for Ryan to return.
The companion then noted they were both surrounded by flames and his friend turned into a Dreg – a horrified, mutated form of humanity the Doctor first came into contact with in Orphan-55, in which Earth became an 'orphan planet' killed by radiation and climate change.
In Orphan 55, the Doctor alluded to the fact that the Earth's fate wasn't set in stone, but the events of the episode were a glimpse into a possible future for humanity. But Ryan's dream makes us think that this future is becoming more and more certain.
3. Was that a reference to the classic series?
Going all the way back to the start (Picture: BBC)
The Eternals revealed to the Doctor that they had no real plan or end goal in mind by feeding off humanity's dreams – to them, it was all a game.
One, they said 'the Toymaker would be proud of.' If you're scratching your head at who this Toymaker is, then let us explain as it does reference back to an episode that first aired in the 1960s.
The Celestial Toymaker (played by Michael Gough, who played Alfred in the pre-Nolan Batman films) came up against the very first Doctor (William Hartnell) and traps the Doctor and his companions in a sadistic game.
So, this basically confirms a random character from a story over half a century old is indeed an Eternal. Yay?
4. Will Yaz, Ryan and Graham leave the TARDIS for good?
The TARDIS team are getting good…almost too good (Picture: BBC)
One of the most fascinating threads of this series has been Yaz, Ryan and Graham slowly becoming more and more disillusioned with life in the TARDIS.
Whether its due to the Doctor holding her cards too close to her chest, or their realisation that real life is slipping away from them while they're on their adventures, we think this episode is a very important flag in the road for the companions.
Ryan even openly asked Yaz at the end of the episode why they were still travelling with the Doctor – let's just say, we think the cracks are definitely starting to show…but where will they lead?
5. What did the Doctor's vision tell us about the Timeless Child?
The history of Gallifrey will play an important part (Picture: BBC)
Whilst trapped in the Eternals' trap, the Doctor had a dream of her own.
We saw her transported to a strange place (which we're assuming is her home planet of Gallifrey) where she met a strangely dressed young girl sheltering against a storm of purple energy.
What was more important however, was the repetition of the Master's words to her in Spyfall, where he revealed that the sins of the Time Lord's can be seen in the 'lie of the Timeless Child.'
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Is it just a coincidence, then, that we met a duo of equally timeless, immortal beings? The Eternals fed on fear, too, so we know that the dream showed us a deep fear of the Doctor's.
Hopefully we'll get some answers soon as to what it all means.
Doctor Who continues next Sunday at 7.10pm on BBC One.
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Jury That Prosecuted Pro-Life Investigator Never Voted on Charging Planned Parenthood
By Heather Clark on January 29, 2016 39 Comments
HOUSTON, Texas — The Texas grand jury that leveled criminal charges against a pro-life leader who investigated the practices of the abortion giant Planned Parenthood never voted on whether or not to charge Planned Parenthood with any crimes, reports state.
An attorney with Planned Parenthood revealed the information to the Associated Press on Wednesday, stating that a prosecutor with the Harris County District Attorney's office told him that the jury didn't vote on whether or not Planned Parenthood had committed any wrongdoing.
"Planned Parenthood attorney Josh Schaffer said a prosecutor told him the grand jury never even voted on possible criminal charges against the nation's largest abortion provider," the outlet reported. The name of the prosecutor was not cited.
Some state that the revelation means that the abortion giant wasn't even investigated, although Republican lawmakers had specifically requested that District Attorney Devon Anderson open up an investigation into Planned Parenthood's practices in the first place.
"No vote means no investigation," Cheryl Sullenger, senior vice president of Operation Rescue, said in a statement. "The people are entitled to an unbiased investigation into the serious allegations of illegal conduct by Planned Parenthood. That does not appear to have happened."
Instead, jurors considered and voted on charges against the pro-life group that sought to expose concerns surrounding Planned Parenthood's harvesting and sale of fetal organs.
As previously reported, David Daleiden of the Center for Medical Progress (CMP) was indicted on Monday on a felony charge of "tampering with a governmental record" for creating a fake driver's license in conducting his undercover investigation, as well as a misdemeanor count related to the purchasing of aborted babies.
"The tampering charge … is for the use of a California identification in order to enter the Planned Parenthood clinic for the purpose of investigation," Katie Short with the Life Legal Defense Association told reporters. "However, the law also provides a defense where the false information has 'no effect on the government's purpose for requiring the governmental record.'"
Daleiden, 27, had posed as a representative of a fetal tissue procurement company in order to engage in discussions with Planned Parenthood officials as a potential buyer of bodily organs. He recorded the interactions, conducted at various locations across the country, as part of his "human capital" investigative series that was released in July.
Sandra Merritt, 62, was also charged with tampering with a governmental record for likewise printing the license, which was used to obtain access to Planned Parenthood gathering in Houston.
The first of nearly a dozen videos was released by CMP featured Planned Parenthood Medical Director Deborah Nucatola, who nonchalantly munched on salad and sipped wine as she talked about adjusting the child so as not to crush certain organs due to the demand for the body part.
"I'd say a lot of people want liver. And for that reason, most providers will do this case under ultrasound guidance, so they'll know where they're putting their forceps," she explains. [Y]ou're just kind of cognizant where you put your graspers. You try to intentionally go above and below the thorax, so that—-you know. We've been very good at getting the heart, lung, liver, because we know that, so 'I'm not gonna crush that part. I'm gonna basically crush below, I'm gonna crush above, and I'm gonna see if I can get it all intact.'"
The second video showed Mary Gatter, the president of Planned Parenthood's Medical Directors Council, haggling with the undercover investigators about the compensation for the fetal organs, laughing, "I want a Lamborghini." Other footage showed an actual aborted baby being dissected in a dish, with an assistant declaring, "Another boy!" and another video showed an abortionist laughing about how harvesting an intact baby head would be "something to strive for."
Some had questioned if Harris County's investigation into Planned Parenthood's practices would be fair following the discovery that a prosecutor in the Division of Criminal Family Law also serves as a director on the board of Planned Parenthood Gulf Coast.
According to reports, Lauren Reeder told Anderson earlier this year about her work with the abortion giant in order to be "transparent." However, she also said that she didn't see a conflict of interest in the situation.
"I don't think there's any conflict in my dual roles in two separate organizations," Reeder told reporters.
Anderson said that Reeder would not be involved with the case.
Jury That Prosecuted Pro-Life Investigator Never Voted on Charging Planned Parenthood added by Heather Clark on January 29, 2016


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Q: Sqlalchemy: automatically calculate the value of a column upon another column changed I want the value of a column (is_dangerous_token) to be calculated using a method.
Here is what I have gone so far.
class PassRecovery(DeclarativeBase):
    __tablename__ = 'pass_recoveries'

    id = Column(Integer, primary_key=True)
    account_email_address = Column(Unicode(255), ForeignKey('accounts.email_address'), index=True)
    account = relationship('Account', backref=backref('pass_recoveries', cascade='all, delete-orphan'))
    _is_dangerous_token = Column('is_dangerous_token', Unicode(255))

    def _set_is_dangerous_token(self, account_email_address):
        secret_key = config.get('is_dangerous_key')
        signer = TimestampSigner(secret_key)
        self._is_dangerous_token = signer.sign(account_email_address)

    def _get_is_dangerous_token(self):
        return self._is_dangerous_token

    is_dangerous_token = synonym(
        '_is_dangerous_token',
        descriptor=property(_get_is_dangerous_token, _set_is_dangerous_token)
    )

But the problem is that when I create a row by passing in the email_address, the is_dangerous_token is not generated using the code I wrote. The created row only has the id and the relation to the account and is_dangerous_token has no value in the database.
thanks for any help

A: You have to use synonym on the account_email_address column, because you need it's value to generate the token:
class PassRecovery(DeclarativeBase):
    __tablename__ = 'pass_recoveries'

    id = Column(Integer, primary_key=True)
    _account_email_address = Column(Unicode(255), ForeignKey('accounts.email_address'), index=True)
    account = relationship('Account', backref=backref('pass_recoveries', cascade='all, delete-orphan'))
    is_dangerous_token = Column('is_dangerous_token', Unicode(255))

    def _set_account_email_address(self, account_email_address):
        self._account_email_address = account_email_address

        secret_key = config.get('is_dangerous_key')
        signer = TimestampSigner(secret_key)
        self.is_dangerous_token = signer.sign(self._account_email_address)

    def _get_account_email_address(self):
        return self.account_email_address

    account_email_address = synonym(
        '_account_email_address',
        descriptor=property(_get_account_email_address, _set_account_email_address)
    )

EDIT 1
Assume Persoan.A is a synonym.
session.query(Person).filter(Person.A > 8)

So you can use columns which not exists in database in your query for calculating complex expressions.
But you cannot do this with properties, In your case It's better to simply use python's property instead of synonym, to avoid cost of the sqlalchemy synonym.
Another approach is to use sqlalchemy events, listen for changing the attribute, and do whatever you want when the event is raised.

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class A {
  int m;
public:
   A() : A::m(17) { } // expected-error {{member initializer 'm' does not name a non-static data member or base class}}
   A(int);
};

class B : public A {
public:
  B() : A(), m(1), n(3.14) { }

private:
  int m;
  float n;
};

class C : public virtual B {
public:
  C() : B() { }
};

class D : public C {
public:
  D() : B(), C() { }
};

class E : public D, public B {
public:
  E() : B(), D() { } // expected-error{{base class initializer 'B' names both a direct base class and an inherited virtual base class}}
};

typedef int INT;

class F : public B {
public:
  int B;

  F() : B(17),
        m(17), // expected-error{{member initializer 'm' does not name a non-static data member or base class}}
        INT(17) // expected-error{{constructor initializer 'INT' (aka 'int') does not name a class}}
  {
  }
};

class G : A {
  G() : A(10); // expected-error{{expected '{'}}
};

void f() : a(242) { } // expected-error{{only constructors take base initializers}}

class H : A {
  H();
};

H::H() : A(10) { }

class  X {};
class Y {};

struct S : Y, virtual X {
  S ();
};

struct Z : S {
  Z() : X(), S(), E()  {} // expected-error {{type 'E' is not a direct or virtual base of 'Z'}}
};

class U {
  union { int a; char* p; };
  union { int b; double d; };

  U() :  a(1), // expected-note {{previous initialization is here}}
         p(0), // expected-error {{initializing multiple members of union}}
         d(1.0)  {}
};

struct V {};
struct Base {};
struct Base1 {};

struct Derived : Base, Base1, virtual V {
  Derived ();
};

struct Current : Derived {
  int Derived;
  Current() : Derived(1), ::Derived(), // expected-warning {{field 'Derived' will be initialized after base '::Derived'}} \
                                       // expected-warning {{base class '::Derived' will be initialized after base 'Derived::V'}}
                          ::Derived::Base(), // expected-error {{type '::Derived::Base' is not a direct or virtual base of 'Current'}}
                           Derived::Base1(), // expected-error {{type 'Derived::Base1' is not a direct or virtual base of 'Current'}}
                           Derived::V(),
                           ::NonExisting(), // expected-error {{member initializer 'NonExisting' does not name a non-static data member or}}
                           INT::NonExisting()  {} // expected-error {{expected a class or namespace}} \
                                                  // expected-error {{member initializer 'NonExisting' does not name a non-static data member or}}
};

struct M {              // expected-note 2 {{candidate constructor (the implicit copy constructor)}} \
                        // expected-note {{declared here}} \
                        // expected-note {{declared here}}
  M(int i, int j);      // expected-note 2 {{candidate constructor}}
};

struct N : M  {
  N() : M(1),        // expected-error {{no matching constructor for initialization of 'M'}}
        m1(100) {  } // expected-error {{no matching constructor for initialization of 'M'}}
  M m1;
};

struct P : M  {
  P()  {  } // expected-error {{constructor for 'P' must explicitly initialize the base class 'M' which does not have a default constructor}} \
            // expected-error {{member 'm'}}
  M m; // expected-note {{member is declared here}}
};

struct Q {
  Q() : f1(1,2),       // expected-error {{excess elements in scalar initializer}}
        pf(0.0)  { }   // expected-error {{cannot initialize a member subobject of type 'float *' with an rvalue of type 'double'}}
  float f1;

  float *pf;
};

// A silly class used to demonstrate field-is-uninitialized in constructors with
// multiple params.
class TwoInOne { public: TwoInOne(TwoInOne a, TwoInOne b) {} };
class InitializeUsingSelfTest {
  bool A;
  char* B;
  int C;
  TwoInOne D;
  InitializeUsingSelfTest(int E)
      : A(A),  // expected-warning {{field is uninitialized when used here}}
        B((((B)))),  // expected-warning {{field is uninitialized when used here}}
        C(A && InitializeUsingSelfTest::C),  // expected-warning {{field is uninitialized when used here}}
        D(D,  // expected-warning {{field is uninitialized when used here}}
          D) {}  // expected-warning {{field is uninitialized when used here}}
};

int IntWrapper(int i) { return 0; };
class InitializeUsingSelfExceptions {
  int A;
  int B;
  int C;
  void *P;
  InitializeUsingSelfExceptions(int B)
      : A(IntWrapper(A)),  // Due to a conservative implementation, we do not report warnings inside function/ctor calls even though it is possible to do so.
        B(B),  // Not a warning; B is a local variable.
        C(sizeof(C)),  // sizeof doesn't reference contents, do not warn
        P(&P) {} // address-of doesn't reference contents (the pointer may be dereferenced in the same expression but it would be rare; and weird)
};

class CopyConstructorTest {
  bool A, B, C;
  CopyConstructorTest(const CopyConstructorTest& rhs)
      : A(rhs.A),
        B(B),  // expected-warning {{field is uninitialized when used here}}
        C(rhs.C || C) { }  // expected-warning {{field is uninitialized when used here}}
};

// Make sure we aren't marking default constructors when we shouldn't be.
template<typename T>
struct NDC {
  T &ref;

  NDC() { }
  NDC(T &ref) : ref(ref) { }
};

struct X0 : NDC<int> {
  X0(int &ref) : NDC<int>(ref), ndc(ref) { }

  NDC<int> ndc;
};

namespace Test0 {

struct A { A(); };

struct B {
  B() { }
  const A a;
};

}

namespace Test1 {
  struct A {
    enum Kind { Foo } Kind;
    A() : Kind(Foo) {}
  };
}

namespace Test2 {

struct A {
  A(const A&);
};

struct B : virtual A { };
struct C : A, B { };

C f(C c) {
  return c;
}

}

// Don't build implicit initializers for anonymous union fields when we already
// have an explicit initializer for another field in the union.
namespace PR7402 {
  struct S {
    union {
      void* ptr_;
      struct { int i_; };
    };

    template <typename T> S(T) : ptr_(0) { }
  };

  void f() {
    S s(3);
  }
}

// <rdar://problem/8308215>: don't crash.
// Lots of questionable recovery here;  errors can change.
namespace test3 {
  class A : public std::exception {}; // expected-error {{undeclared identifier}} expected-error {{expected class name}} expected-note 3 {{candidate}} expected-note {{passing argument}}
  class B : public A {
  public:
    B(const String& s, int e=0) // expected-error {{unknown type name}}
      : A(e), m_String(s) , m_ErrorStr(__null) {} // expected-error {{no matching constructor}} expected-error {{does not name}}
    B(const B& e)
      : A(e), m_String(e.m_String), m_ErrorStr(__null) { // expected-error {{no viable conversion}} expected-error {{does not name}}
    }
  };
}

// PR8075
namespace PR8075 {

struct S1 {
  enum { FOO = 42 };
  static const int bar = 42;
  static int baz();
  S1(int);
};

const int S1::bar;

struct S2 {
  S1 s1;
  S2() : s1(s1.FOO) {}
};

struct S3 {
  S1 s1;
  S3() : s1(s1.bar) {}
};

struct S4 {
  S1 s1;
  S4() : s1(s1.baz()) {}
};

}

namespace PR12049 {
  int function();

  class Class
  {
  public:
      Class() : member(function() {} // expected-note {{to match this '('}}

      int member; // expected-error {{expected ')'}}
  };
}

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The NRA and Keeping Guns from Unauthorized Users
Posted on June 1, 2018 (Updated on December 19, 2018 ) in Opinion
No Mass Shooter Has Been Known to be a Member of the NRA
Any time a senseless and tragic shooting happens, the media are quick to blame the NRA. "The NRA has blood on its hands" is a favorite claim of those who oppose the possession of any type of firearm they believe isn't designed for "hunting" or "self-defense." It's like they accuse the NRA of personally handing every mentally-deranged lunatic a Mini Gun saying, "have at it," when in all actuality, it's the NRA—and other pro-Second Amendment organizations—that are doing more to prevent guns getting into the hands of prohibited people than any gun control group is doing.
The NRA has always made safety a priority.
No matter how hard anti-gun politicians, celebrities, media and other organizations try to convince the public otherwise, the NRA is not a terrorist organization that fights to keep guns in the hands of criminals. In fact, the NRA currently and historically always has been an acute advocate of firearm safety and storage. Regardless, these groups will continue to perpetuate myths and lies.
On Saturday, May 26, 2018, Noblesville, Indiana Mayor John Ditslear showed up to the grand opening of Hoosier Armory gun store not to cut ribbons, shop or offer congratulations, but to ask the shop's owners to take down the NRA tent set up outside. Mayor Ditslear proceeded to tell Hoosier Armory they were "hurting" their city. When speaking to FOX 59 news, the Mayor expressed his dislike of the NRA, "I'm not accusing them of pulling the trigger, but in some cases, I think there is blood on their hands. Because they have fought against gun safety for so many years."
Anti-gun groups, politicians and individuals demonize the NRA.
Feelings were very raw—the day before Hoosier Armory's opening, a student at Noblesville West Middle School opened fire on his classmates, wounding his teacher and one other student. Like the Mayor, protestors outside the new gun store said they weren't there to protest the store, just the NRA. Rich Ripple, Hoosier Armory managing partner says, "We see the NRA villainized for school shootings when they offer more ideas to prevent them than our politicians ever do."
The National Rifle Association, representing millions of law-abiding and responsible gun owners, campaigns for the government to enforce the laws already on the books and invests millions of dollars into teaching the safe and responsible use of firearms. Since the founding of the NRA, it has worked alongside lawmakers and law enforcement to help prevent firearms getting into the wrong hands.
The NRA was founded in 1871 by an ex-newspaper reporter and two Civil War veterans to help improve the marksmanship of Northerners. The group was granted a charter and received $25,000 from New York state for the purchase of its first gun range. In the 1920s and especially in the 1930s, at the height of Prohibition, the NRA fully supported more restrictive gun laws. In fact, it helped President Roosevelt draft the Gun Control Act of 1938, which established a federal license requirement on manufacturers, importers, and retailers of firearms, as well as making it illegal to transfer a firearm to a "prohibited person." Though the NRA's primary platform has switched focus since then, the NRA has always emphasized the importance of the safe handling and storage of firearms.
There are no federal laws that regulate gun storage; however, 27 states and the District of Columbia have enacted laws requiring gun owners to prevent access to firearms from children. Fourteen states have negligent gun storage laws. Violators may be charged with a felony if they fail. In October 2005, the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act passed requiring manufacturers of firearms and dealers to include a safety device when transferring a firearm to a buyer. The NRA has not fought any of these laws in court. In 2016, in the book The NRA Step-by-Step Guide to Gun Safety, Rick Sapp wrote, "Gun security should be a primary issue for all owners…Keeping firearms away from unauthorized users is essential to everyone's security agenda."
Because the right to defend ourselves is an inalienable right supported by the Second Amendment, the NRA does oppose any federal law mandating how people store their firearms in their homes. John R. Lott, Jr., Ph.D., and John Whitley in their study, "Safe Storage Gun Laws: Accidental Deaths, Suicides, and Crime," found that gun storage laws make it harder for people to be able to defend themselves.
NRA Executive Vice President and CEO Wayne LaPierre said, "And, for God's sake, put every prohibited person into the system."
In 2012, the NRA formed National School Shield, a program dedicated to improving the safety of our nation's schools. They offer grants and training to increase the security of schools by providing training for staff, metal detectors, cameras, fencing and much more. Even though the Secure Firearms Act of 2013 did not go further than a subcommittee, the NRA fully supported it. This law would have amended "the Internal Revenue Code to allow individual taxpayers a deduction, up to $1,200 in any taxable year, for the cost of secure gun storage or safety devices for the securing of firearms." James Baker, the NRA's director of its Institute for Legislative Action Federal Affair Division, said, "The NRA is the national leader in teaching firearms safety, and we support the Secure Firearms Act of 2013 which encourages the safe storage of firearms in the home." Further, the NRA's accident prevention program for children, Eddie Eagle, has taught 25 million children about what to do if they encounter a gun. With thousands of certified instructors and classes given all over the country, the NRA trains over one million adults a year on how to shoot and handle a gun safely.
The Blame Game
After former student Nikolas Cruz opened fire at Stoneman Douglas high school in Parkland, Florida killing 14 people and injuring an additional 17, people rushed to blame the NRA. Though Cruz purchased his rifle legally, Florida had plenty of opportunities to add his name to the National Instant Criminal Background Check System—the system conceived by the NRA that stops guns getting into the wrong hands. Why aren't the gun grabbers looking to their state officials for answers? It makes more common sense to question those who have the power to enforce the law rather than place blame on the organization offering solutions. Speaking at CPAC in February 2018, the NRA's Executive Vice President and CEO Wayne LaPierre said, "And, for God's sake, put every prohibited person into the system. That's what common-sense gun laws look like." So, it's unclear how those who say that they "just want common sense gun laws" could deduct the shooting— or any shooting for that matter—is the fault of the NRA. The NRA didn't pull the trigger. The NRA has never pulled the trigger.
The NRA's Eddie Eagle child safety program has taught 25 million children what to do if they encounter a firearm.
The NRA isn't a perfect organization and not all gun owners align or agree with them. But what the NRA doesn't do is pay to put guns in the hands of prohibited people (felons, drug addicts, domestic abusers and the mentally ill.) Pro-shooting sports and pro-Second Amendment organizations work hard to preserve our rights to own guns. The National Shooting Sports Foundation, which doesn't get nearly the same amount of media attention as the NRA, has several active safety programs and campaigns—Operation Secure Store, Project Safe Child, FixNICS, and has partnered with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.
You might not be a member of the NRA or support it, but that shouldn't be because you believe the lies the media tell you. What the NRA is doing is more than any of the anti-gun organizations are. Banning bump stocks, "assault rifles" and "high-capacity" magazines won't do anything to stop a criminal's intent on doing harm. The NRA and other pro-Second Amendment organizations are the ones actually working towards finding realistic solutions in preventing mass shootings.
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Dr. Benjamin Schultz DDS MAGD
A St. Louis, Missouri native, Dr. Schultz completed his Bachelor of Science in Mathematics at the University of Michigan in 1980. In between his sophomore and junior years, he took off for seven years and raced bicycles throughout the United States and Belgium. He was Michigan Road Champion, and placed in the 10-Mile Track race several times. During a "Downtown Detroit Days" event, he ran into a cab that appeared on the course, and went on to win the race.
In 1985 Dr. Schultz graduated with honors from Georgetown University School of Dentistry. Since that time he has maintained a commitment to continuing education, receiving in 1992 his Fellowship in the Academy of General Dentistry. In 2002, he received the coveted Master, Academy of General Dentistry award, something attained by just 2% of American dentists. This award signifies a minimum of 1100 hours of continuing education, at least 400 of which are "hands-on" and have to be presented to the group. He continues to attend between 50 and 100 hours of courses a year. This gives Dr. Schultz an important perspective; since his background is in full-mouth dentistry and esthetics, he believes that extensive care needs to begin with the end in mind. He is also very pleased to be able to be, for the most part, a "one-stop" dentist, as he performs most standard specialty treatment.
When he's not practicing dentistry, Dr. Schultz enjoys riding his bicycle which is still a steel-framed one. He has also been practicing yoga regularly for about 15 years. The flexibility afforded has allowed him to continue to work on his Fairfield home. He is an avid science fiction reader, and firmly believes that "Soldier", by Harlan Ellison, in the original "Outer Limits" series was the best TV to that time, until Babylon 5 started in the 1990s. And, according to Dr. Schultz, if you ever want to understand the true, unforgiving nature of science, try and find the story, "The Cold Equations", at your local library. Dr. Schultz volunteers at a Bridgeport elementary school where he reads to fourth graders. "After all", he says, "there are a lot of books he never got a chance to read to his daughter". He lives in Fairfield with his lovely wife (a trade show director), and their daughter moved to San Francisco last summer.
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Chris Stephen
The Eyelash Logic experts explain the dangers of wearing false eyelashes
False lashes have been one of the biggest growth areas in the beauty market over the past two years, attributed to 'quick-fix' glamour, and an obsession with celebrity style. Women are looking to their favourite celebs for beauty inspiration – but what effect do the fabulous falsies have on natural lashes?
Beauty chain store, Superdrug, have said that they sell over 4 million pairs of false eyelashes every year, and that women of all ages are buying into the trend. However – there are a number of reasons that people should think twice before donning their eyes with the latest trends. The experts here at Eyelash Logic, a clinically proven eyelash growth treatment that has recently launched in the UK, believe it's important that people know the dangers of false eyelashes.
Christopher Stephen, Director here at Eyelash Logic, said, "False eyelashes are so popular these days, yet they can cause significant problems. From irritation of the eye to traumatised hair follicles – there's a real danger of these 'quick-fix' beauty buys becoming more harmful to self-esteem than it's worth. Eyelash Logic is different - it makes your natural lashes grow longer and thicker, meaning you have less reason to wear false lashes at all".
Here are Christopher's reasons why you should be taking care of your natural lashes, and avoiding false eyelashes:
False eyelashes can have a negative effect on natural eyelashes, causing them to fall out and leave patches. Wearers are particularly at risk when 'doubling-up' on strips of eyelashes, or when sleeping in false eyelashes. The effects of a traumatised eyelash hair follicle can also lead to permanent damage whereby the natural eyelashes don't grow back.
The glue used to apply false eyelashes can create tension on the eyelid and natural eyelashes which, in turn, also adds a factor to why natural eyelashes fall out when wearing false eyelashes.
False eyelashes serve as a significant eye-hygiene risk. The false lashes trap dirt and bacteria that can irritate the eyes and eyelids. Natural eyelashes protect the eye from dust, sweat & foreign materials. If you haven't got any, or yours are damaged, you are putting your eye at serious risk of infection and irritation.
False eyelash glue can cause serious allergic reactions to the skin, but most importantly, the most sensitive area of the face. Perhaps the most shocking effect is that even the slightest irritation to the eye can damage the area, and in the most severe cases, cause loss of vision entirely.
Our experts at Eyelash Logic, an online consultation and prescription service for the promotion of eyelash growth using their clinically tried-and-tested treatment, believe that people should be made aware of the dangers of false eyelashes and eyelash extensions. We also know that there is another safer and more natural way to achieve the long, elegant effect that false eyelashes are famous for – it's bottled up in our product.
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Not sure whats causing this. All started after the perl upgrade.
* the complete build log and the output of `emerge -pqv '=net-print/cups-filters-1.0.71::gentoo'`.
* The complete build log is located at '/var/tmp/portage/portage/net-print/cups-filters-1.0.71/temp/build.log'.
* The ebuild environment file is located at '/var/tmp/portage/portage/net-print/cups-filters-1.0.71/temp/environment'.
Any thoughts? If not I can submit a bug.
Looks like the new version of poppler breaks the cups-filter build. Just a heads up if anyone hits this. I masked it for now and everything is working again.
I've just committed a workaround, but it isn't particularly nice (disables colormanagement in the affected filter). At least it builds.
Its just the gift that keeps on giving. Thanks dilfridge!


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No matter what situation you are in, a strong relationship is always a bit of a gray matter area.
While some say that they can predict the future, love is not an easily charted path as some would like to believe. That is not to say that there are no tips in order to improve, and ensure your relationship has the best possible life!
Since we all need a little reminder about what exactly brought us together, we have a couple of the basic tips that will keep the love of your life, in the picture.
Now before you start blushing, touching your partner does not have to include sexual encounters. Holding hands while watching TV is one of the simplest ways you can achieve touching on a daily basis – it requires no extra effort, but it will build the bond between you.
A back rub, shoulder massage, or even a caress of the cheek, while you kiss, will always make your partner smile. Taking a step above and beyond what you would normally do is sometimes what your partner needs that day.
When talking to your partner, do not needlessly start arguments. Not only does this cause strain, but it makes your partner feel inferior to you. If something comes up that angers you, take a moment to collect your thoughts, and try to see it from their perspective.
Often you can prevent yelling matches by simply asking a few extra questions. Allow them to explain before jumping to conclusions.
Relationships will fade quickly if the effort is not made to communicate, and spend time together. From having a movie night at your house to going out to dinner, taking the time out of your day for your partner lets them know that you are invested in the relationship.
The best way to doom a relationship is by not listening to your partner. Boundaries, or personal comfort zones, can be pushed on occasion, but you cannot expect a person to live outside of it for their whole life.
With that in mind, see what your partner is looking to gain from the relationship, and how your paths connect. Some issues can be worked on, but others (like having kids) can lead to disaster.
Honesty is the best policy no matter where you go, and the same goes for a strong relationship. Humans make mistakes, and lucky for you, we are all humans.
Situations can arise when a relationship is strained, but if you look at it as a learning situation, then it can be fixed. I am not saying forgive and forget here, I am merely saying that no matter what, you two have a bond that kept you two together. Fight for it if you truly feel like you want to keep that bond.
Strong relationships have no magic formula – some are meant to be, others fizzle out.
Take it all in stride and be thankful for the experiences and life lessons you were able to gain by being a part of that relationship.
One of the best ways to keep you and your partner on the same page is communication, which is a vital aspect of any relationship.
With these basics, you have a good handle on what can be expected from a long-term relationship. Fight for what you love, but know when to let it come to you.


Make a barbecued chicken recipe in a paper bag! It is easy, delicious and clean up is as simple as throwing away the bag.
This vintage recipe for chicken in a bag is from an old Louisville Courier-Journal article published August 16. 1963. This was in my Aunt Madaline's collection of recipes I received when she passed away.
This barbecued chicken recipe is baked slowly in the oven, inside a greased paper bag. Cooking in the bag makes the chicken tender and juicy.
This vintage recipe was conceived before the crockpot had been invented. You could probably cook this in the crockpot with similar results, but I have not yet tried it. If anyone does, I hope they will come back and leave a comment so we know how it turned out!
This is an easy recipe. Just do not forget to turn the oven down!
A granite-ware roasting pan makes it easy to make a perfect roast! I still have two of my grandmother's granite-ware roasters. If you take care of them, they will last generations. This is cookware you can hand down to your children and grandchildren!
In addition to chicken in a bag, this roasting pan will make the perfect roast or Thanksgiving turkey. It comes in various sizes, but I find this size to be convenient and versatile.
Check the reviews! This one is just like Grandmother's! Available in several different sizes.
This recipe makes enough barbecue sauce for 3 pounds of chicken pieces.
1. To make sauce, combine all of these ingredients in a medium saucepan, and heat to allow flavors to blend.
2. Preheat oven to 500 degrees fahrenheit.
3. Grease the inside of a brown paper bag (medium size) and place in a roasting pan. If you do not have a paper bag, you may use aluminum foil.
4. Season the chicken pieces with salt and pepper to taste. Then dip each piece in the sauce and place into the paper bag.
5. After all of the chicken is in the bag, pour any remaining sauce into the bag over the chicken pieces.
6. Close the bag carefully with a double fold and fasten with paper clips to prevent the sauce from leaking out.
7. Put the lid on the roasting pan and put into the oven.
8. After baking 15 minutes at 500 degrees, lower the temperature to 350 degrees and bake another hour and 15 minutes.
9. Keep bag closed tightly throughout the cooking process.
Have you ever used a paper bag in cooking?
Yes, a paper bag is a versatile kitchen item.
I never thought about doing it before, but now I think I am going to try it.
What is a paper bag?
Suggestions for Twenty-First Century Cooks - Making Chicken in a Bag Even Easier!
In 1964, medium-sized brown paper bags were everywhere. In the era before plastic grocery bags, every grocery store put items in brown paper bags. Today they can be a little harder to come by. Here are some suggestions for twenty-first century cooks who want to make chicken in a bag, but cannot find a bag.
Make a bag using aluminum foil as suggested in the recipe. This is probably the most authentic option if you want to remain true to this recipe's vintage roots.
Make the recipe in a crockpot or slow cooker without any kind of bag. Simply dip the chicken pieces into sauce, put them into the slow cooker, then cover with remaining sauce. Cover and cook on low for 6 to 8 hours.
Substitute a commercial cooking bag.
This is the size you will need for this recipe. You probably will not need 500 of these bags, but you can use them for other things. This is a medium-sized bag, a bit larger than a typical lunch bag.
If you cannot find an appropriate paper bag, you can try substituting a cooking bag such as this one.
Have you ever baked anything in a paper bag? Are you going to try this recipe? After you try it, please come back and leave a comment to let us know how it was!
I never tried cooking in a paper bag. Seems like it would catch on fire. Thanks for the sauce recipe. I think I'll give that a try.
I bake fish in paper - works very well. Never tried chicken - it's on the list now.
Interesting recipe. This is actually the first time I've heard of this. Thanks for sharing.
this is so cool! like the name and how to make this, thanks for the write up!
Never, ever seen a chicken cooked in a bag or heard about it either, very interesting, thanks a lot, definitely something to consider!
Yummy! Thanks for adding this to my Recipes, Reviews and Food Collection lens.
Sounds interesting. I hope to try this one day. You learn something every day.
I bake cookies and pizza on parchment paper and I've made microwave popcorn in paper bags but this BBQ chicken in a bag is new. I like this idea!
How interesting, I've never heard of cooking in a paper bag before.
I have never baked anything in a paper bag --but I have used the see-through bags. Interesting idea.
I would have never thought to try cooking in a paper bag. I would think it would catch on fire. This sure does sounds like finger licken good chicken, I'm going to put this on the grocery list.
I love cooking a chicken or a turkey in those cooking bags, the clear kind. I wonder how they compare for a recipe like this.
I made bacon or eggs in a paper bag over a fire (must be done very carefully or you set the bag on fire!). This sounds really good!
I've cooked something in a paper bag, but I don't remember what! I use my granite roaster and always have good results! Your recipe sounds awesome!
It sounds yummy! I've seen recipes that bakes a ham in a bag. I would like to try this one.
Wow!! What a great recipe! I'm looking forward to trying it out. Thanks for sharing this lens.
I'm just now beginning to get back to the days of cooking when you had time to experiment with real recipes like this one. It's such a joy to read of tried and true methods from those "kitchen pioneers" before us. :) P.S. I also have a granite ware roaster that has never failed me; they are awesome!


After 4 years of going up and down to the Caribbean for many different projects, 2017 brought me to one of the tiniest islands in the area: Saba, Dutch Caribbean. After graduating at Van Hall Larenstein and have worked as a project officer of artificial reefs, I decided to take the job at the Saba Conservation Foundation by being part of the Saba Bank Management Unit.
The Saba Bank is the largest submerged atoll in the Atlantic Ocean which covers an area of 2200 km2. This makes the Saba Bank larger than the Dutch Wadden Sea and the third largest of its kind in the world. The Saba Bank has one of the richest diversity of marine life of the Caribbean Sea, and contributes to the diversity of marine life of surrounding islands like Saba, St. Eustatius and St. Maarten. This large area provides different habitats, with rich coral reefs along the edge, large soft coral forests, and algal fields and sand plains in its midst. With such a large diversity of habitats and species, the Saba Bank supports two of the main incomes of Saba, the fisheries and dive industry. Recently, in 2015 the Saba Bank has been designated as the first Yarari Marine Mammal and Shark Sanctuary of the kingdom of The Netherlands. The Saba Bank Management Unit (SBMU) was set up in 2012 to manage these nature values for sustainable use by current and future generation. My job is to manage the team, support all research, data monitoring and collection, liaise with fishermen and the coast guard, coordinate students and much more.
I really look forward to many adventures and experiences that I will have here on Saba, and I am very happy to have Guido here at the moment supporting me. It is very nice to have spend some time together and even experience great things as a couple during work.
AROSSTA's team attended a presentation of WWF and to talk about the artificial reefs here in St Eustatius. The representatives of the Wereld Natuur Fonds (WNF) Oceans & Coasts Unit were very interested and are looking forward to hearing from AROSSTA again!
The project is making good progress. In the past week the team of AROSSTA got to meet with the board members of the Dutch Caribbean Nature Alliance and the head of the Oceans Unit of WWF. As for the project, two of the four suitable locations for the reefs have been selected and marked together with CNSI, STENAPA and Golden Rock Dive Centre. In the meantime negotiations have taken place with contractors and NuStar for the delivery of the rocks, and the materials for the Reef Ball Foundation have been purchased.
Look forward to the upcoming week for more news on the project!
Proudly announcing my new job to the world: as a project assistant! I will be working on the project of the Artificial Reefs on Saba and St. Eustatius (AROSSTA). I will be starting my career as a Coastal and Marine Management in the Caribbean. In a total of 4 months I am contracted to work with many local organisations in the Caribbean as well as the Netherlands, for this project. Three out of the four months, I will be building and deploying artificial reefs on Saba (Bank) and St. Eustatius together with other students under my supervision. I am looking forward in cooperating with many stakeholders that I have known from previous internships and to develop new skills and expertise.
In the meantime I met with the Dutch Caribbean Nature Alliance and the head of the Oceans Unit of the World Wildlife Fund of the Netherlands. The project has had a good start and the future is looking bright. Depending on everyone's effort, the deployment of the reefs may be finished before the end date we had in mind!
Keep yourself updated through AROSSTA's website and Facebook.
I am proud to announce the second governmental publication of this year! Hard work has finally been starting to pay off. After 1,5 years working on the Queen conch data that I collected during my final internship, the results are finally here.
Governmental reports have always attracted me and are definitely one of my favourites. Although scientific publications in journals may have higher impact rates or whatsoever, with governmental reports you know something is done with it right away or in short-time period. Especially, when talking about small islands like Anguilla or any other in the Caribbean.
Thanking the Department of Fisheries and Marine Resources Management of Anguilla and Erik Boman once again for the great opportunities and time I had on the island. Looking forward to my next visit and we will keep in touch.
Find the publication here, titled: "Summary of Queen Conch (Lobatus gigas) research undertaken in Anguilla and the implications for current management practices ."
On the 12th of July 2015 I moved to Anguilla to stay for 6 months. In those 6 months I got many opportunities including this one, a publication about one of the offshore days of Anguilla: Sombrero island. Another milestone reached already this early in 2017!
Together with the deputy director and fisheries officer I got to write and review the paper. The paper is very important as a baseline for research in the future to protect the biodiversity in any way possible. The paper is about the rapid analysis of the benthic composition found in the waters surrounding Sombrero island.
Although I am third author, read it as: supervisor, data collection and data analysis trainer. I was happy to introduce my fellow colleagues with the methodologies I have used for my first ever research in the Caribbean.
Looking forward helping preserve Anguilla's biodiversity much more in the future!
Feel free red to contact me on: ayumikuramae@gmail.com for any questions about the paper.
Soon after the first break of the Wadden Sea symposium in Groningen I headed towards Amsterdam. It was a train ride of nearly 3hrs to reach the city by train, but all worth it.
Many people were invited to the drinks and dinner by Save Our Sharks. Whoever volunteered, worked directly or indirectly with them was invited for a night of socializing and getting to know new people.
Guido has been working with Save Our Sharks for some time now. I have volunteered with them once to collect signatures for a petition in order to protect the illegal finning and fishing of sharks in the Caribbean. Find and/or sign the petition here! For that reason, they invited me to Amsterdam.
The evening started bright seeing friends again, Stacey, who was working in the Caribbean when I was doing my thesis in St. Eustatius. I got to talk with Linda Ferwerda whom I have never seen in person before but we had a lot of mail contact for the diving blogs that I wrote for her website: Duiken in Beeld.
I was happy to meet Paul Hoetjes for the second time, although he remembered me from my project in 2013 on Saba, my bad memory left me in the dark! Furthermore, I got to talk with Paddy Walker, shake hands with Jorgen Raymann, learn new faces from Stichting de Noorzee, Vroege Vogels and so much more! We closed off the night with a dinner at an Indonesian restaurant.
This evening would not have happened without my boyfriend, Guido, or my hard work to collect the signatures at Burgers Zoo with Linda Planthof!
Next day, we woke up with a very nice announcement: we appeared in the newspaper! This is the second time Guido and I attended a social meeting as a couple ánd as two marine biologists. I am very happy to be able to share this moments together.
The day after the Saba Bank Symposium, I headed in the early morning with colleagues from NIOO-KNAW to Groningen.
The symposium was organised by my supervisor Liesbeth Bakker and Bart Grutter, both from the Aquatic Ecology department of NIOO. The syposium brought both aquatic ecologists and marine biologists to talk about the newly built islands in the Marker Wadden region in The Netherlands.
The symposium was opened by Liesbeth Bakker and Han Olff, a professor from the Rijksuniversiteit of Groningn, and coincidentally also Guido's supervisor of his internship.
Many people attended the symposium, differing from BSc students, PhD's, professors and people from the Dutch ministry. Many organisations, such as the Natuurmonumenten, Deltares and NIOZ were present. The most interesting talks were from Han Olff (RUG) and Jan van Gils (NIOZ).
Han Olff presented how it work with "novel ecosystems" and if they exists and how to deal with them in newly man-made areas.
Jan van Gils presented the bird-aspect of the whole Marker Wadden project, the impact on the birds in the past few years here in the Netherlands and how important our country is to birds who migrate all the way down to Mauritania.
It was good to meet new people from other institutes and organisations. As a newly graduated BSc student I was happy to attend such an important symposium.
Soon after the break I left towards Amsterdam for the next meeting: Save Our Sharks! Read more next time!
Wageningen University and Research organised a symposium in Den helder on the 8th of december 2016. The symposium was held at the theather named De Kanpaje. The main reason of the symposium was to inform attendants about all the research that took place in the past 5 years on the Saba Bank by many different governmental and non-governmental organisations.
Saba Bank is a very unique and pristine submerged atoll in the Caribbean and the third largest of the world. With a 2,680 square kilometer in size with depths ranging between 20 to 50 metesr of depth, the bank provides many resources (e.g. fisheries) to the communities on the surrounding islands as a hotspot of biodiversity.
Research institutes such as Wageningen Marine Research, formally known as IMARES, has been doing a lot of research on the bank the past 5 years. From making a benthic mapping, trying to find new species, and placing acoustic loggers for sharks and marine mammals. For this, the symposium was organised in order to bring people together, from students and members of the ministry, and inform about the accomplished goals and the results of the researches. The day started at 10:00 and finished at 17:30. Guido and I (and many other friends and theachers of my school) were present that day. Similar research about the queen conchs that I did back in Anguilla, was presented by Martin de Graaf. Guido's supervisor, Erwin Winter, presented the results of the research that Guido has been doing around Saba for his thesis. We all got the chane to speak with many different people who we already knew and catch up with everyone's work.
Overall: a very informative day!
By the new students of the BSc course Coastal and Marine Management at Van Hall Larenstein, University of Applied Sciences, I was asked to write a short column about my thesis that I did in the Caribbean. The flyers were printed and used for the open day at the university and attract students to study the bachelor's course that I have studied! How great!
My thesis was about the severity of solid waste on the coastal areas of St. Eustatius, part of the Dutch West Indies in the Caribbean. We reviewed the current waste management present on the island and we assessed how the waste is influencing the coastal areas of this beautiful island. At the end, our report can be used as a guideline for future reference how the local government could improve their waste management.


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MCC boards approve five-year strategic plan
Caring for creation in the context of climate change is one of four priorities.
Katie Geddert, right, MCC country co-representative in Ukraine, speaks June 19 at the joint meeting of the U.S. and Canadian MCC boards. At left are MCC Canada board chair Paul Gilbert and MCC U.S. board chair Gwen White. Photo: Paul Schrag/MWR.
Mennonite Central Committee has a loyal constituency, but its leaders don't take the support for granted.
"We can no longer assume Mennonite churches are familiar with MCC," said board member Robert Enns of Calgary, Alta. "There are a lot of churches where MCC is just another organization out there."
To stand above the competition—and to safeguard MCC's special place in the hearts of many Anabaptists—agency leaders on June 20 decided to give more attention to increasing engagement with people "across the full range of Anabaptist churches and beyond."
This goal is part of a four-point strategic plan for 2020 to 2025 that the U.S. and Canadian MCC boards approved during joint meetings while on a learning tour in Ukraine.
The plan calls for renewing MCC's identity and mission and deepening its spiritual grounding as a witness to God's love as the agency begins its second century.
Financial support remains strong. Shared program contributions were $48.9 million (U.S.) in the fiscal year that ended March 31, up from $48.5 million the previous year.
Yet board members and staff said it was increasingly important to tell MCC's story in Anabaptist churches and to work at attracting support among young people and members of other faith traditions.
The plan mandates "an increased focus on audience-based communication, fundraising and strengthened recruitment efforts with a new generation."
The other three points call MCC to: "Increase the capacity of the church and other partners as they support and equip vulnerable people, especially people who have been uprooted and displaced;" "Increase peacebuilding as a key component of our relief and development work and expand our efforts for justice and peace;" and "Design and assess MCC's program and operations in light of our commitment to care for God's creation and accompany marginalized communities harmed by climate change."
Paying attention to climate change relates not only to programs in the field but also to building relationships with younger people.
"You have to include climate change, because that is what the younger generation is concerned about," said board member Gabriela Ochoa of Essex, Vt.
Others said the creation-care priority was important because climate change drives extreme weather that hinders development and is linked to an increase in natural disasters. All of this affects MCC's international partners and programs.
"There are going to be more water crises," said board member Jill Schellenberg of Hillsboro, Kan. "We have to have [climate change] in our minds because it is in our future."
Members of both boards stood and applauded after getting the strategic plan done sooner than expected. They had planned to finalize it at their fall meetings.
Canadian board chair Paul Gilbert said the early completion showed a spirit of unity on both sides of the border.
U.S. board chair Gwen White noted the significance of adopting a strategic plan that will begin in MCC's centennial year.
"Our work has evolved over the century," she said, citing the addition of peacebuilding as a priority in the past and now moving creation care from the "the edges of our conversation" to a central place. "We are a part of this generational development of expanding how we do what we do, making it relevant now."
This article is distributed by Meetinghouse, an association of Mennonite publications of which the Christian Leader is a member.
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Frontier Conference
University of Providence's Finberg-Roberts named Setter of the Week for third time this season
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The University of Providence volleyball team swept Montana-Western season (25-10, 25-13, 28-26) to clinch a Frontier Conference regular season title.
(Editor's note: University of Providence release)
WHITEFISH-- For the third time this season, University of Providence volleyball player Cydney Finberg-Roberts has been named the ERCK Hotels Frontier Conference Setter of the Week.
The junior setter from Columbia Falls was instrumental to the No. 10 Argos' (9-2) success this weekend in Arizona. In three games, Finberg-Roberts recorded 124 assists (9.6 per set), including a total of 52 against Ottawa. She was also active defensively, recording 46 total digs (3.5 per set) and recording a season-high five blocks against Embry-Riddle.
"I thought she moved the ball around really well," head coach Arunas Duda said. "All weekend long she did a good job of understanding the situation, who to set, who the hot hitter was and how to score one when we needed it. She definitely played good defense this weekend too, and found her way into the blocking world."
This is the 12th time that Finberg-Roberts has been named the conference setter of the week, including all three weeks that she's been eligible for the award this season. She is also currently ninth in the nation in assists per set (10.6).
"She was a little worried about coming into the season a little rusty but it seems to be a complete continuation of last season for her," Duda said. "Her knowledge just keeps getting better and better. Now we can get into even more complex things with her because she understands the basis of the game and how to do things in certain situations."
Finberg-Roberts will look continue her hot start to the season in the Frontier Conference Preseason Tournament this weekend. The Argos will begin the tournament with a game against Carroll at 11:00 a.m. on Friday in Havre, Mont.


His stare is devastatingly relentless. His giggling smile is hopelessly infectious. His charm is… wait, what was I saying? I got lost in those big baby blues… AGAIN.
…did I forget to mention he's not a big talker? Well, he HAS mastered "Mama" and "Dada," … and quacking like a duck … but he wasn't quite ready to make a formal statement when I wrote this page.
Known affectionately by his family and friends as "Bubba," the FaceBaby has been slinging outrageous expressions since May 2011. He makes me laugh… every. stinkin'. day. I hope you'll experience similar results. In fact, I guarantee it.
Indulge in some FaceBaby tidbits.


I shall show that the sordidness of the struggle has not unfitted me to use the victory.
When I deplored the sordidness of the world she laughed, and called me "poor fellow!"
Do I imply that they are free from sordidness and commercialism?
Vicious women have few vices, and sordidness is not usually one of them.
It did not lead him to hide, it only led him to account for, his father's sordidness.
Knowing nothing of the day's work, how could she conceive its sordidness?
But I had no desire to ponder over the sordidness of my surroundings.
He had been, as he said, often in the crypt at Carstone; and well he knew the sordidness of the chamber of death.
The record I have to make is one of sordidness, levity, and interest.
The sordidness and terrible despair of it make one's heart ache.


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Technologically Advanced Countries in Africa
Nov 20, 2017 Damilola Ojo
Don't be surprised by the title, there are in fact a number of technologically advanced countries in Africa. To add to the continent's abundant natural and human resources, there are now countries in the continent with inventors or entrepreneurs who are blazing the trail in the field of science and technology.
With some of the best universities in Africa and the world as well as many awesome infrastructures, South Africa is one of the most technologically advanced countries in Africa according to the current global innovation index (GII).
Uganda is another country in Africa with advanced technological and innovation capabilities. In recent times, the Ugandan government has invested heavily in its ICT sector and has worked to attract more foreign investors into the sector. One significant technological feat of Uganda is that in 2016, Uganda launched Africa's first ever solar-powered bus, 'Kayoola'.
This is Africa's most populous country and is another country in Africa that has recorded notable strides in technological advancements. Nigeria has its very own tech hub or, if you want to make comparisons, 'Silicon Valley', in Yaba, an area in Lagos state (one of the 36 states of the nation considered the commercial and business nerve center of the country). The area recently played host to Facebook Founder, Mark Zuckerberg, and is the home of successful technology companies like Andela (that has now moved to a nearby area called 'Ikorodu Road'), Co-Creation Hub etc.
Many start-up companies (especially in the field of information technology) with great and revolutionary ideas are emerging from Kenya. Some of Kenya's notable innovations include Anthony Mutua's charging shoe, an alarm-fitted television, an SMS car immobilizer, solar powered refrigerators and underwater pet housing.
Many experts agree that civilization started in Egypt, and the country has long been associated with innovations and inventions. Despite some of the civil unrest in Egypt, the country has remained a force to be reckoned with in the area of technology. Many universities in the country have supported most of the nation's technological advancements.


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I have just got a new computer at work, and over the past week I have been installing all the software that I like to use. One tool I rely on is IISAdmin, a program that sits in the system tray and allows you to run multiple IIS websites under non-server editions of Windows. Unfortunately, when I tried to install it under Window Vista, it failed with the message "Error 1904. Module C:Program Filesiisadminztray.ocx failed to register. HRESULT -2147024770. Contact your support personnel."
I couldn't find anything searching for either of the error messages, so I did some digging on the module itself. It turns out that ztray.ocx is an old (1997) ActiveX control that allows programs to add an icon to the system tray.
I eventually found Dependency Walker, a tool that scans Windows modules for dependencies. I opened up ztray.ocx to see if it was missing anything.
As you can see, ztray.ocx makes calls to a module called msvbvm50.dll, part of the Visual Basic 5.0 run-time. This package is present in Windows XP, but appears to have been dropped from Vista. Luckily it is still available as a free download from Microsoft. Installing it solved the dependency problem, and I was able to install IISAdmin successfully.


The Full Moon on 19th April will reward for all your struggles. The 21st March Full Moon brought with it a surge of new energy that will be recharged by the April Moon. It marks the last mile of our suffering.
The Full Moon represents the struggle that we all face before we evolve as an individual. The Planet Uranus brings its influence on this Full Moon. It is symbolic of breaking free from traditions and putting something new in our journey.
Uranus comes in connection with the Aries Sun, that signifies passion and dynamism. All of us are craving for change and originality, but one needs to realize what we can offer to the world. That is where the Full Moon in Libra comes in.
The Full Moon occurs in 29 degrees in Libra also known as the Anaretic degree. This degree is crucial because it helps us be one with our inner self and assists us in finding peace within. However, since the sun is in passionate Aries, these will be difficult to achieve.
Aries will make us more assertive and we will end up reacting to the smallest of things, making inner peace difficult to achieve. Plus, there can be turmoil in our relationships.
The Moon in Libra does bring about a little bit of balance in this violent energy. It tries to bring harmony through the emotions and sharing feelings with each other. Libra is known for its diplomatic stance and so, with a bit of tact and compromise, it will be possible to dampen the violent energy of Aries.
Uranus will be opposite the Full Moon which can make us highly emotional. Plus, we might still be a bit hesitant to act, due to the Mercury retrograde in Pisces. The retrograde marks the slow progress of our life. It also answers the question as to why our thoughts are so confusing during this period.
Mercury has moved back in 28th March, but it is still in the shadow phase and so, our thoughts require some time to clear up. On the other hand, Pisces energy is making us think more about others than about our own selves.
This is going to end during this period. The psychological and emotional pressure that you are facing is slowly going to fade away.
Two days prior to the Full Moon, Mercury will be entering Aries on April 17th. Be prepared to get the clarity in your thought processes that you wished for. Aries means action and so, your thoughts won't be staying couched in your head.
You will project it in your actions and make changes in your life. Assertiveness will return. Aries will infuse you with the passion necessary to follow your goals and speak what you desire without holding back.
While all this sounds great, carelessness can be harmful. With Full Moon in Libra, our emotions will be on the high and there is the influence of the rebel Uranus. Don't speak in a way that may invite arguments, and if you do enter one, try to be reasonable.
Nothing good ever comes out of arguments. Another reason to be cautious is that Mars will be going out of bounds and contra-parallel to the expansive planet, Jupiter. The energy of Jupiter cannot be put into reins and will put your energy into new heights.
With so many alignments taking place in such a short span of time, you can already get a hint of what the future holds. The Full Moon wants us to bring a change in our relationship.
Confront your partner or friends if you are in a toxic relationship. Emotions are fine but at times, you have to clamp them inside and be reasonable. You will have outbursts, but you need to balance it.
The Full Moon gives us a little push to make the most out of our relationships. Don't let the opportunity slip through your fingers – be firm, be ready and most importantly, be yourself.


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While traveling the country for VFA, Andrew realized that artificial intelligence threatens one-third of all jobs, and that we need a vision for a radically different future. In his book, The War on Normal People (April 2018), he explains this crisis, arguing for The Freedom Dividend, a form of universal basic income that would provide every American adult $1,000 per month.
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You can learn more about Andrew's platform here, and check out his features in the New York Times, Huffington Post, and CNBC - or podcasts with Joe Rogan and Sam Harris.


I haven't posted on here for quite a while and for good reason.
I was going to leave this channel for things I just find interesting, but decided that was very limiting for me. I want to do the same as I did on my old blog, but just with a fresh start. If you want to know what I mean, check out my old blog, but essentially I mean I want to just post about anything. Absolutely anything. Besides, the anti-feminist stuff gets kind of depressing after while. That's all I wanted to say for now. Expect another post sometime soon. I'm on holiday so I've definitely got the free time.


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/*
 * @test
 * @bug 6355584
 * @summary Introduce constrained Kerberos delegation
 * @compile -XDignore.symbol.file S4U2selfAsServerGSS.java
 * @run main/othervm -Djavax.security.auth.useSubjectCredsOnly=false S4U2selfAsServerGSS krb5
 * @run main/othervm -Djavax.security.auth.useSubjectCredsOnly=false S4U2selfAsServerGSS spnego
 */

import java.io.File;
import java.io.FileOutputStream;
import java.security.Security;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import org.ietf.jgss.Oid;
import sun.security.jgss.GSSUtil;

public class S4U2selfAsServerGSS {

    public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
        Oid mech;
        if (args[0].equals("spnego")) {
            mech = GSSUtil.GSS_SPNEGO_MECH_OID;
        } else if (args[0].contains("krb5")) {
            mech = GSSUtil.GSS_KRB5_MECH_OID;
        } else {
            throw new Exception("Unknown mech");
        }

        OneKDC kdc = new OneKDC(null);
        kdc.writeJAASConf();
        kdc.setOption(KDC.Option.PREAUTH_REQUIRED, false);
        Map<String,List<String>> map = new HashMap<>();
        map.put(OneKDC.SERVER + "@" + OneKDC.REALM, Arrays.asList(
                new String[]{OneKDC.SERVER + "@" + OneKDC.REALM}));
        kdc.setOption(KDC.Option.ALLOW_S4U2PROXY, map);
        kdc.setOption(KDC.Option.ALLOW_S4U2SELF, Arrays.asList(
                new String[]{OneKDC.SERVER + "@" + OneKDC.REALM}));

        Context s, b;
        System.setProperty("javax.security.auth.useSubjectCredsOnly", "false");
        System.setProperty("java.security.auth.login.config", OneKDC.JAAS_CONF);
        File f = new File(OneKDC.JAAS_CONF);
        FileOutputStream fos = new FileOutputStream(f);
        fos.write((
                "com.sun.security.jgss.krb5.accept {\n" +
                "    com.sun.security.auth.module.Krb5LoginModule required\n" +
                "    principal=\"" + OneKDC.SERVER + "\"\n" +
                "    useKeyTab=true\n" +
                "    storeKey=true;\n};\n"
                ).getBytes());
        fos.close();
        Security.setProperty("auth.login.defaultCallbackHandler", "OneKDC$CallbackForClient");
        s = Context.fromThinAir();
        b = Context.fromThinAir();
        s.startAsServer(mech);

        Context p = s.impersonate(OneKDC.USER);

        p.startAsClient(OneKDC.SERVER, mech);
        b.startAsServer(mech);
        Context.handshake(p, b);

        String n1 = p.x().getSrcName().toString().split("@")[0];
        String n2 = b.x().getSrcName().toString().split("@")[0];
        if (!n1.equals(OneKDC.USER) || !n2.equals(OneKDC.USER)) {
            throw new Exception("Delegation failed");
        }
    }
}


Just About Anything: Will I Ever?
It is almost September. I am both excited and scared. Excited for another learning adventure and scared of what awaits me at the university. In preparation for the program, I will be taking an intensive German language course. It is a 6-week long course and because it is mandatory, I am required to attend the classes on a daily basis. That means I cannot join my family for our little reunion in Rome. I am already sad thinking about it. But I guess there are some things that you need to forego in order to gain something. And that's a fact.
So what's left for me to do while they are gone? I could do lots of things actually. I can finalize my little girl's photobook, I can attend my German language classes, and I can check out some laptops through the online auction. I know I will be needing a new notebook when the first semester starts. A laptop makes it easier for me to do schoolwork and catch up on my blogging too during breaks or while I am on the road. But I don't want to spend so much on laptops, that's why I am looking online for auctioned ones. I heard that they come cheaper compared to buying at electronic and computer stores.


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Dounas C, Koutsoubas D, Arvanitidis C, Petihakis G, Drummond L, A E. Βiodiversity in the Μediterranean lagoons: Τhe case of Gialova lagoon, SW Greece. Frankfurt a.M., Germany; 1996.