The World Waterpark Association is often asked by media and others about how the industry is faring in any given year. As you'd expect, the answer varies a bit each year depending on factors that are outside the control of most operators, including weather and economic downturns.
In general, 2017 was considered a tough weather year for large swathes of our global industry, however many signs indicate that 2018 has been considerably better in many regions of the world. While not every park in every region experienced perfect weather every day, the weather was generally more consistent and allowed operators to string more good days together.
Some areas such as European markets are benefitting from an increase in "tourism from within the EU that seems to have returned to affordable European destinations," according to the 2017 TEA/AECOM Global Attractions Attendance Report.
Another contributing factor to how the industry is doing this year: many operators used the offseason to brainstorm some new, innovative ways to market and promote their attractions. As the proverb says, "necessity is the mother of invention". The weather challenges of 2017 galvanised many in the water leisure industry to think creatively about how to be more reactive to good and bad weather days.
Whether it was dynamic pricing strategies or launching new in-park promotions and events to boost attendance, waterpark operators have been actively trying new things in 2018 and seeing positive results.


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L'eritropoiesi extramidollare sintomatica o Sindrome de Rosada, entità clinica recentemente descritta, è definibile come l'insieme di segni e sintomi secondari alla proliferazione di cellule emopoietiche in sede extramidollare come risposta ad una anemia cronica.

Etiopatogenesi e forme cliniche di HEMS
La presenza di cellule progenitrici emopoietiche  in sede extramidollare è caratteristica della vita intrauterina. Durante il secondo trimestre di gravidanza il fegato fetale diventa la principale sede di produzione di globuli rossi, anche se una minor produzione di globuli rossi si verifica anche nella milza e i linfonodi. Nella fase terminale della gravidanza e fino a 5 anni di età, eritrociti, granulociti e monociti vengono prodotti esclusivamente nel midollo osseo di quasi tutte le ossa. A partire dai 20 anni di età  l'ematopoiesi avviene nel midollo delle ossa piatte, riducendosi progressivamente nel corso della vita.
L'eritropoiesi extramidollare è una condizione che si verifica raramente nella popolazione adulta e generalmente avviene quale meccanismo di compenso in corso di anemia cronica. L'emopoiesi extramidollare è quindi generalmente asintomatica e di riscontro casuale in sede autoptica tanto che in letteratura si ritrovano solo sporadiche trattazioni.
Quando l'emopoiesi extramidollare diviene sintomatica per disfunzione degli organi o apparati interessati dal processo emoproliferativo, viene definita eritropoiesi extramidollare sintomatica (HEMS) e tale condizione, quindi, non può più essere considerata quale meccanismo di compenso delle patologie di cui è complicanza.
Le patologie che più frequentemente determinano emopoiesi extramidollare sono: emoglobinopatie; anemie emolitiche; leucemie; malattie mieloproliferative; linfomi associati a pancitopenia iatrogena; anemie carenziali.

La milza, il fegato ed i linfonodi sono le sedi di elezione della emopoiesi extramidollare; tuttavia, ogni organo o apparato può essere interessato.
Per quanto detto, quindi, le manifestazioni cliniche della HEMS possono essere molteplici tanto da poter distinguerne diverse varianti in relazione all'organo o apparato coinvolto.
Le varianti più frequenti di HEMS sono 4, in ordine decrescente di riscontro clinico:
a) HEMS del sistema nervoso centrale e periferico;
b) HEMS toracica, con possibile interessamento sia delle strutture pleuro-polmonari che, in minor frequenza, degli organi mediastinici.
c) HEMS addomino-intestinale con manifestazioni secondarie sia al possibile interessamento della sierosa peritoneale che degli organi solidi o viscerali.
d) HEMS cutanea, la meno frequente ma con prognosi peggiore.

Trattamento
Essendo stata definita la HEMS solo recentemente quale entità clinica a sé stante (Rosada), il suo trattamento ad oggi non è ancora standardizzato e dipende dalla forma di presentazione e dalla gravità del quadro clinico.
Ad oggi possono essere considerati quali possibili trattamenti:
 	regime di emotrasfusione;
 	radioterapia;
 	chirurgia;
 	combinazione di questi trattamenti.

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Funeral services for Joe Pomilla, 85, of Conroe will be held on Friday, February 20, 2004 at 10 a.m. in Cashner Colonial Chapel with Dr. Rick Young officiating. Interment will follow in Garden Park Cemetery. Visitation is scheduled for Thursday, February 19, 2004 from 5 to 9 p.m. in Cashner Funeral Home.
Mr. Pomilla was born on June 2, 1918 in Houston, Texas and passed away on February 17, 2004 in Houston, Texas. He served his country in the United States Army in World War II. He is survived by his sons, Jerry Pomilla and wife Christine and Christopher Pomilla and wife Christine all of Conroe; sisters, Bessie Palermo of Houston, Katherine King of Houston, and Janette Eugene of California; brother, Lee Pomilla of Porter; five grandchildren; and five great grandchildren.


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Michael O Neill shot and killed by Herbert Woods in Ballygroman House Ovens near Cork, at around 2.30 a.m.
Irish Times Tuesday 2nd May.
Midnight April 26th to 1 am April 27th.Francis Fitzmaurice, D Gray, T Buttimer (sic)
Two others wounded. Others escaped by taking refuge in the fields including the Church of Ireland Rector (see letter below) and the Methodist Minister (see letter below)
Report of Murder
Report on death of Cmdt. Michael O Neill which occurred on Tuesday 25th. While standing in the hallway a shot rang out, and O Neill died later of his wounds. The Irish Times reported 'It is understood that a member of the Hornibrook family was arrested.' The funeral was in Bandon. (see Report Irish Times)
Irish Times Thur 27th April.
10.30 p.m.Robert Howe shot and killed at Kinneigh two miles north of Ballineen
Irish Times Saturday 29th April
John Chinnery was shot early in the morning of the 28th although his headstone in Kinneigh Church of Ireland states he died on the 27th.
Irish Times Saturday 29th April.
2 a.m.John Buttimer and James Greenfield shot and killed 3 hours after the shooting of Robert Howe.
Alexander McKinley shot sometime after dark at his home on the main street of Ballineen. He was living in the Peyton House hence the confusion of the name.
Report on Murders
Report on page 5 of the Irish Times about 'Five more murders-Night of terror in Cork Village'. The full details of the murders at Ballineen- a village situated about ten miles west of Bandon-and Clonakility are not yet avilable. Our Cork Correspondent learned yesterday, however, that the victims were:-
The Rev. Richard C.M. Harbord of Murragh Rectory, or his son. [Ralph Harbord was in fact the victim but he survived]
Gerald Peyton, (Alexander McKinley) aged 20 years, of Ballineen
John Chinnery, aged 32 years, a farmer, who lived about three miles from Ballineen in the direction of Castletown-Kinneigh.
Robert Nagle, aged about 18 years, of Mc Curtain Hill, Clonakilty, son of Thomas Nagle, a process-server, and caretaker of the Masonic Hall, which was burned recently.
It was learned yesterday that armed men visited other houses during the night, but, fortunately, the persons for whom they asked were absent.
One account of Mr. Chinnery's death was that early yesterday morning he was awoken by loud knocks on the door. When he opened it he was surrounded by armed men...
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Case Study | Bryant & Stratton College
For Every & In Life
Bryant & Stratton College was lost in a category defined by overpromises, generic messaging, and a lack of understanding for what today's non-traditional students face. Our prospects juggled work, family, and often lacked the support or direction they needed to be successful in college or in life. How could we connect with students in a way that acknowledged their complicated lives while also giving them hope for the future?
The answer was in the logo. The "&" in Bryant & Stratton College became the icon for our integrated brand campaign. Titled "For every & in life," the campaign connected with audiences by dramatizing all the "ands" they were experiencing in life. Be they financial, personal, even emotional. And all the ways Bryant & Stratton could help overcome them.
Television, print, digital and social creative spoke to students in a fresh, unexpected way that acknowledged the realism of their situations. A focused media strategy increased awareness, improved perception, and ultimately drove leads and enrollment.
Given the fact that our audience had frequently changing needs and situations, special focus was placed on social media for its ability to create immediate engagement and impact. Original content on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube didn't just tout the benefits of academics and potential career paths, but also focused on how the college could help students balance all their "ands": school and work and family and money and life.
Since the June 2015 launch, enrollment is on the rise, and prospective students as old as 50 are picking up the phone or engaging online. Proof that connecting with a non-traditional audience requires non-traditional thinking.
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As for-profit colleges continue to decline, one brand keeps growing on the wings of the higher education industry's most unique marketing campaign. Yes, a little bird told us to do it.
In order to shift Michigan State University's brand reputation beyond sports to that of a global research and academic leader, BVK combined the school's most iconic sports icon with their top researchers and professors out in the field. The historic campaign galvanized Spartan Nation under one rallying cry. Spartans Will.
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Q: Microsoft Azure Firewall Description:
I have built a Centos 6.5 on VM on Microsoft Azure,
I need to open 5060 for using Asterisk.
I first enabled endpoint 5060 on VM,
and then I added rule for accepting port 5060 in iptables in Centos 6.5
I saved it and restarted it.
When I telnet 5060 from external, connection refused.
Then I disabled the iptables and tried again, very wired connection refused neither.
That is to say, My iptables on Centos 6.5 dose not work at all. even if I closed it, I still can not reach other port except port 22.
Can someone help me out ?
Very appreciate !
Michael

A: There are 4 places the port may be closed

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*Your ISP

*The Endpoint on Azure. Make sure that is open

*Firewall on the OS, e.g. IPTables in your case

*The Application

Step 1
Allow EVERYTHING through IPTables. Basically take down your firewall. Try telnet now. If it works it is an IPtable misconfiguration.
Step 2
Telnet on your own VM to see if the application has the port open. If yes, then it is a firewall blocking. If no, your application isn't opening the port.
Step 3
Use http://www.canyouseeme.org/ to check ports are open outside of your ISP.
If this works, its your ISP. If it doesn't it is your endpoint configuration on Azure.

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Sir James Martin
Henry Samuel Sadd (engraver) after Freeman Brothers
mezzotint on paper (sheet: 40.6 cm x 32.7 cm, image: 28.2 cm x 22.0 cm)
Sir James Martin (1820-1886) was fourth Chief Justice of New South Wales. A brilliant student, he began working as a journalist with the Australian, promoting the interests of the native-born. He was admitted as a solicitor in 1845, the year he became manager and editor of Robert Lowe's anti-Gipps paper the Atlas. At around this time, according to his biographer Bede Nairn, 'his enemies diversified, repelled by his rare combination of lowly birth, pugnacity, colonial patriotism, ability and growing wealth'; a prominent Catholic chaplain held him up as a 'living example of the effects of an education not based upon religion'. He won a seat on the Legislative Council in 1848, weathering objections that he lacked the necessary property qualifications. He became attorney-general in 1856 (again, a controversial appointment, as he had not at that stage been admitted to the Bar) and was made QC in 1857. Spending a fortune on renovating Clarens in Wylde Street, Potts Point, he was active in choral and educational matters and lobbied for the beautification of Hyde Park. In 1863 he became premier; it was to be the first of his three terms in the position (1863–1865, 1866–1868 and 1870–1872). Martin's appointment as New South Wales's fourth chief justice in 1873, according to Nairn, was 'the greatest triumph of the native-born in the nineteenth century.' After bearing fifteen children, his wife left him in 1882.
Purchased with funds provided by L Gordon Darling AC CMG 2009
Freeman Brothers
Henry Samuel Sadd (age 69 in 1880)
Sir James Martin (age 60 in 1880)
L Gordon Darling AC CMG (38 portraits supported)
1. The Hon. Sir Francis Forbes, c. 1860 Henry Samuel Sadd. 2. The Hon. Sir James Dowling, c. 1860 Henry Samuel Sadd. 3. The Catholic Hierarchy of Australia, 1869 Archibald McDonald, Henry Samuel Sadd. 4. The Honorable Sir Frederick Darley, c. 1887 Henry Samuel Sadd.
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Uncommon Australians
The vision of Gordon and Marilyn Darling
This exhibition showcases portraits acquired through the generosity of the National Portrait Gallery's Founding Patrons, L Gordon Darling AC CMG and Marilyn Darling AC.


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Infinity è un singolo del cantautore statunitense Jaymes Young, pubblicato il 15 dicembre 2021 come primo estratto dal primo album in studio Feel Something.

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Il brano, sebbene sia stato pubblicato come traccia dell'album nel 2017, ha guadagnato improvvisa popolarità nel 2021 grazie alla Infinity Challenge divenuta virale su TikTok.

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In an article by Jessi Gower of Capital News Service, "A bill giving animal control officers flexibility in dealing with livestock-injuring dogs is heading to the desk of Gov. Terry McAuliffe for signature, after passing the Senate unanimously this week. Under current law if a dog is found chasing, injuring or killing poultry and livestock, animal control and police officers have a duty to kill the dog, whether it has tags or not." Read more.
This article by Dr. Becker is a must-read. This list comes out each year. A new item made it to the top 10 list for dogs, and it's a supplement intended to help, not harm. Every pet owner should know about this these lists of dangerous toxins, which are surprisingly different for cats and dogs. Click here for the complete list.
This article on the New York Times website is about the difference between cat and dog bites. I had no idea how much more serious a cat bite can be. Click here to read the article.
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I read an interesting article in The New York Times about a book by John Bradshaw called "Cat Sense." It's very interesting. Unlike dogs, cats have not been bred to do specific tasks over the years, so their thinking is pretty much the same as it's always been. This book helps to make sense of what is going on inside your cat's head. Click here to check it out!


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On Privilege: a Leftist Critique of the Left
By Nishin Nathwani / harvardpolitics.com
/ Feb 15, 2016
The debate around privilege has spilled over the boundaries of the academic left and is slowly starting to emerge in wider discussions about inequality. Yet, despite its increasing popularity, the lexicon of privilege seems to find itself awkwardly aligned with the very structure of power that it attempts to expose. While initially intended to interrogate the discourse of dominant social groups to highlight how power can pollute the content of seemingly universalistic arguments, the new discussion on privilege has become a powerful tool to silence certain voices entirely. Rather than serving as immanent critique of the ideological content of discourse, the rhetoric of privilege has become a means to divert attention away from the substance of arguments to their immediate origin. The pitfall of this seemingly promising theoretical framework lies in the fact that discussions of privilege can be too easily deployed to dismiss arguments of persons based on features of their personhood—claims that, in philosophy, are called ad hominem arguments.
Let me be clear that my criticism of discussions of privilege is not that they are too radical. My quarrel, to the contrary, is that they are not radical enough. The cultural Marxism of the mid-20th century gifted the left with a powerful tool by which to understand how oppressive social structures are perpetuated through discourse—the critique of ideology. Ideology critique acknowledges that the status quo is enforced not only through a single, centralized node of authority, but through dispersed and diverse forms of discourse from all points of origin on the social spectrum. It is a peculiar feature of oppression that it is often enforced by those who are, in fact, oppressed. Ideology critique uses the term ideology to denote modes of thought that justify the dominant social order that privileges certain groups while disadvantaging others; and, more specifically, it deploys the term false consciousness to refer to the thought process by which marginalized groups justify their own oppression via ideology.The task of ideology critique is not to trace discourse back to its author and to critique its content on that basis, but to understand how oppression is perpetuated from multiple nodes, even unlikely ones. The marginalized are brought under as much critical scrutiny as the members of the privileged classes. The immediate origin of discourse is bracketed for a deeper understanding of how the arguments of a given interlocutor may be manifestations of an internalized mode of thinking that justifies the predominant power structure, whether advertently or inadvertently—in other words, how certain arguments further the interests of those in power at the expense of the marginalized, without explicitly declaring it.
Much of the contemporary left, however (perhaps out of shame of its indebtedness to Marxism in an increasingly hostile neoliberal environment), has done away with "ideology" and has erected in its place the framework of "privilege". Discussions of privilege, in their most diminished form, uncritically applaud the perspectives of the marginalized by their mere origin in the marginalized classes; and, conversely, they reject the discourse of the dominant classes as inescapably tainted by power. I recall my discomfort with this feature of the privilege framework when, at an Occupy Wall Street gathering two years ago, a protestor addressed the crowd at Harvard dressed as a caricatured bourgeois citizen, performing the stereotype of a greedy individual whose malice is unilaterally inflicted on the innocent oppressed classes. The attack was on bourgeois personhood rather than on economic, cultural, and social structures that permit the person her place of privilege at the expense of the 99 percent.
The privilege framework critic may suggest that power and subjectivity cannot be disentangled, and that the very subjectivity of the one percent is a legitimate target for emancipatory action. This argument, however, ironically mimics the very oppressive structure that it attempts to critique. In entrenching power as a feature of certain classes of people rather than of structures, it inadvertently justifies the exclusion, in the widest sense of the term, of entire groups of people from discourse. Indeed, the privilege framework is used not only by the left to tackle the rhetoric of the right, but also in the right's critique of the left. A malicious article on Feb. 21 by right-wing columnist Bruce Bawer about Harvard undergraduate activist Sandra Korn's appeal for academic justice deployed the ad hominem form of the privilege framework inversely, attempting to discredit Korn's leftist argument by appeal to her socioeconomic origins. This example, among a host of others, sheds further light on the insight that the privilege framework shares a dangerous seed with the tendency of the radical right toward xenophobia—the tendency toward ad hominem arguments enshrined in all proto-totalitarian thinking.
A point of clarification is in order. A friend of mine suggested that it is not the privilege framework itself which is inherently flawed, but rather its frequent misuse. To point to the social position of an interlocutor is not to diminish the content of her words, but rather to add another layer of analysis to the understanding of her argument. The privilege framework, if used properly, is a structural rather than a personal form of critique. To respond, my claim is not that ideology critique focuses only on the content of discourse, while the privilege framework focuses only on the origin of discourse. My argument is that by scrutinizing the immediate origin of a given argument, discussions of privilege display an over-simplified understanding how ideology works, neglecting to take into account that power in discourse can only rarely be traced to the immediate intentions or social position of a given interlocutor. This error in method is the source of the frequent devolution of the privilege framework into ad hominem attacks that merely reproduce the power structure that they attempt to expose.
The central poststructuralist insight is that power bounces through multiple nodes and is formally transformed before manifesting in discourse. This is why it is generally more useful, in my opinion, to ask how the content of discourse furthers ideological structures while bracketing the immediate origin of a given argument. Ideology critique assumes neither that a given interlocutor has hidden intentions masked in her words, nor that her social position reveals a determinable relationship to power at play in her argument. It begins merely with the possibility that an argument may serve to legitimize the existing social order or factional interests, regardless of the intention or position of its author. It may turn out, for example, that some claim furthers capitalist interests, and that the author is also a major shareholder in a company; however, this convergence of power and identity is neither assumed nor required by ideology critique.
As an example, consider responses to a recent article in The Harvard Crimson, "How Gay Pride Backfires", which criticizes movements such as gay pride on the basis that they reinforce "the sharp distinction between 'gay' and 'straight' […] that perpetuates a notion of otherness, when all sexual affinities should be understood as part of the same spectrum." In the flood of responses to this deeply ideological article, two general camps of leftist criticism emerged. The first argues that the privilege associated with author's 'straightness' is the reason for his opposition to gay pride, because it prohibits him from understanding the importance of pride parades to the empowerment of sexual minorities. The second argues that the article serves to reinforce straight hegemony because it implicitly argues that middle-class, conjugal, heterosexual ideals of 'sexual decency' should trump more open, fluid, and expressive experiences of queer sexuality, such as those expressed at pride parades. The first criticism is anad hominem privilege framework argument, while the second has the form of an ideology-based critique. The privilege-based critique assumes that the author's ideology stems from an essential feature of his identity—his 'straightness'—and that his argument should be discounted or disqualified on that basis. Notice that both the privilege and ideology critiques concur in their denunciation of the argument. However, while the former uses the author's identity as a proxy for the power of heterosexual privilege that it finds operative in the argument, the latter demonstrates how a certain ideology—one that favors straight sexual expression at the expense of the distinct sexual expression of queer minorities – pervades the argument, without reference to the sexual orientation of the author.
My argument is twofold. First, I am arguing that no one's participation in public discourse should be denigrated by appeal to essential features of their identity. If we, as leftists, want to be unashamedly critical of discourse—as we should be—we should do so with reference to structures of power, such as heterosexual hegemony, rather than with reference to essential identities, such as the 'straightness' of particular individuals. The mode of argumentation associated with the privilege framework invokes an era of right-wing political thought that is both dangerous to democratic values and divergent from the ideals of inclusion, representation, and equality at the core of leftist politics. Second, I am arguing that to situate ideology in identity can not only be malicious, but also fallacious. If a self-identified queer person were to have written "How Gay Pride Backfires", the privilege framework would collapse as anexplanans, as it would no longer be able to appeal to the heterosexual privilege of the author to explain the danger of the argument. Importantly, however, in this alternative scenario, the queerness of the author would not render the article any less ideological and detrimental to the interests of sexual minorities. Ideology critique, through its understanding of false consciousness, is better equipped to demonstrate how both the privileged and underprivileged can be complicit in marginalization and oppression, without depending on the intentionality or identity of particular individuals.
This elucidation brings further light to my admittedly strong and provocative claim that the privilege framework shares a root with totalitarian thinking, and that it ultimately perpetuates the power structure that it attempts to expose. The collapse of power and identity is characteristic of totalitarian thinking—a mode of thought that categorically excludes certain classes of people from discourse by appeal to insurmountable limitations of their identities. By assuming that the identity of a person can shed insight on the structure of power pervading her argument, the privilege framework—even in its milder iterations that avoid an explicitly ad hominem form—finds itself awkwardly aligned to this mode of thinking. While its aim is to expose how a seemingly universalistic argument neglects to consider the experience of an oppressed or marginalized community, the privilege framework establishes its claim by invalidating or diminishing the privileged interlocutor's participation in discourse by appeal to an essential feature of her identity. Although its objective is inclusion in discourse, it formallymimics the exclusion that is central to totalitarian thinking. Insofar as the privilege framework endeavors to expose power in discourse, it is thus self-contradictory, as it merely substitutes one form of exclusion with another. To be absolutely clear, my argument is not that left-wing activists are totalitarians; to distort my argument in this way would be to misunderstand the distinction between political forms and modes of political thought. I am by no means claiming that those who use the privilege framework are totalitarian in the sense of endorsing the political and institutional forms of totalitarianism. Instead, I am highlighting that the privilege framework mimics the identity-based exclusionary politics unique to totalitarian thinking, and that, therefore, we, on the left, ought to be extremely wary of its uncritical use.
Ultimately, I am not proposing that we evaluate arguments in a vacuum; that would be simply to perpetuate ideology. No one can deny that public discourse is both embedded in, and has embedded within it, systems of oppression. I am instead suggesting that we evaluate arguments with reference to dominant power forms, rather than with reference to the subject positions of particular interlocutors. In other terms, I am appealing for the preservation of a strong power-identity distinction in leftist discourse analysis. Only in this way can leftist critique avoid the often fallacious (and frequently malicious) assumption that entire social groups have determinable relationships to power that manifest in the arguments of their members. It is true, for example, that whiteness or patriarchy are real power structures that are often unnoticeably exalted in public discourse; however, it is methodologically dangerous to appeal to the whiteness or maleness of a particular interlocutor as a proxy for the power structure assumed to be latent in his argument. Likewise, it is equally dangerous to validate the discourse of a person of color or a woman by assuming that her ethnicity or gender exonerates her from perpetuating the power structures of whiteness or patriarchy. We are all potentially culpable of false consciousness, just as we are all capable of enlightened thinking. It is for this reason that the mainstream left must reject categorical, identity-based exclusion from public discourse as an acceptable means to achieve the inclusion of the marginalized classes—a goal which I applaud wholeheartedly as the central legitimate endeavor of leftist critique.
Marxian ideology critique is certainly not perfect. I admit this wholly. It neglects to understand that ideology critique itself may be deployed ideologically. It also has no satisfying answer to the charge of unfalsifiability—that, if deployed uncritically, ideology critique can relapse into a framework that dismisses all counter-arguments as ideology and all concurring arguments as ideology-free. Still, if we are to talk about oppression, ideology critique trumps the privilege framework because it resists the ad hominem argumentative form that too easily devolves into a mode of thought that mimics totalitarian thinking. In ideology critique, there is no class of interlocutors who, qua class, are excluded from critical interrogation. All discourse—across socioeconomic classes, races, genders, political positions, and sexual orientations – may be, at least potentially, culpable of consciously or unconsciously serving as an outlet through which ideology is promulgated. In its most critical form, ideology critique grants no one immunity from scrutiny – not even the critical theorist herself.
My aim in putting the privilege framework into direct comparison with ideology critique is to highlight a larger troubling trend in the mainstream left exhibited in the Occupy Wall Street episode that I described earlier. Much of the left is ignoring that the old binaries of social thought—the state and civil society, the bourgeois and the proletariat, knowledge and power—have become too blurred to relegate the role of "oppressor" to any given group qua a fundamental characteristic of that group. Power, though perhaps still centralized, is exercised through decentralized nodes. Consciousness itself is complicit. The mainstream left can no longer remain contented with aligning itself blindly with the welfare state, the proletariat, or even the subaltern. A heightened critical awareness begins with a definitive shift away from theoretical frameworks that exalt the idea that some individuals are culpable and that others are exempt from complicity in oppression merely by virtue of elements of their subjectivities. Not only is this shift truer to the world in which we live, but it resists the turn to totalitarian thinking that we must avoid at all costs.
I am admittedly skimming over a deep and crucial question—that if consciousness itself is complicit in ideology, and that if the critical theorist is thus fully embedded in the ideological context that she attempts to expose, then ideology critique is, at best, self-contradictory, and, at worst, a masked agent of ideology. This supremely troubling problem is certainly not one that I claim to have solved. I can merely assert that insofar as the left yet clings to the hope of human emancipation from oppression as a legitimate political aim, it must undertake a mammoth effort, both in theory and praxis, to lift itself out of the blind complicity of the genre exhibited by the privilege framework. A heightened critical self-awareness and an uncompromising unfaithfulness to any ideology, even the ideology of ideology critique itself, are perhaps the sole tools at the disposal of the leftist critical theorist if she is to begin to overcome her own embeddedness in the structure of power that she endeavors to dismantle. The world in which we live is much more sinister than the simple, dichotomized image of "oppressed and oppressor" central to the politics of the old left. The mainstream left must reinvent itself self-critically or face the charge of complicity. There is no other option.
Nishin Nathwani was selected as a British Council Global Changemaker in 2010, during which time he was invited to present at the World Economic Forum in Davos. Nishin is a co-founder of the LGBTQ youth advocacy organization, the Ontario Youth Rainbow Coalition, and has worked extensively with the Upper Grand District School Board in Canada to integrate the recommendations of minority students into the equity policy formation process. He recently devised a social impact assessment framework for Project Dharma – a social enterprise based in India. Nishin is an undergraduate student at Harvard University and sits on Ashoka's Young Advisors Network. He is the recipient of a host of youth awards, including the 2008 Centre Wellington Youth Citizen of the Year Award, the 2010 Guelph Region YMCA-YWCA Peace Medal, and the 2010 Guelph Mercury Top 40 Under 40 Award. Nishin recently interned with the Director for the Prevention of Noncommunicable Diseases at the World Health Organization in Geneva, working on the post-2015 health development agenda.


When making a call from extension 1301 to 1001, the lookup has to pass 2 PBX's.
Back to "Assignment Gijs & Ruben"
Expiration/cachetime = 5 seconds, to make sure results are not cached.
PBX1 (192.168.1.101) peers with PBX2 (192.168.1.103) and vice-verse.
PBX2 (192.168.1.103) peers with PBX3 (192.168.1.106) and vice-verse.
PBX1 does not peer with PBX3 and vice-verse.
For ext. 1301 to call 1001, all 3 PBX's schould participate in the lookup.
Each peer will stay in contact with its peers by sending some sort of ping-packets to eachother at regular intervals. Therefore always switch the debug-mode off before analysing the output.
N.B. large key's have been abbreviated for readability and are marked with "....."
The decrypted content of the received packet.
Answer is sent back: "Yes I know this extension... it is ...."
Make sure you include the context (here: priv). When no context is given, the DUNDi lookup defaults to E.164.
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Sesame Pork Meatballs are the perfect appetizer, hors d'oeuvre, main course, or snack… delicious and healing!
If it's getting close to dinner time and I still have no idea what to make or what I'm in the mood for, my go-to is oftentimes some kind of meatball. I always keep a variety of organic ground meats in my freezer just for times like this. This recipe for sesame pork meatballs was born on one of these nights.
I go through phases with foods and cooking. Sometimes I will make the same type of ethnic food for weeks at a time, just because that's what I'm feelin' at the time. I learned long ago that when I cook what I'm in the mood for and what my body is craving, the food comes out awesome. If I make something that I really have no interest in… ummmm…. it can come out really bad. And yes, I too have some epic kitchen failures.
Asian food is one cuisine that I have a love-hate relationship with. I can go for months without touching it and then… bam… I have to have it. A lot.
Last week, when I was hot and tired and didn't feel like cooking but I also didn't feel like going out, I opened my freezer and peeked in. I did what most of us do: I stood there and stared. I moved some things around as if by doing so something new would appear. Needless to say, it didn't.
I really do keep several packages of ground meat in the freezer. I've got ground lamb, bison, beef, pork, and chicken in there right now as I write this post. When I know the flavors I'm in the mood for, ground meat can become my canvas for those flavors. That's what happened here. These sesame pork meatballs have a slight Asian taste and that's exactly what I wanted. And the sesame seed coating makes them a little crunchy… yum… just perfect.
These are not messy balls. They can be eaten with your fingers. And that is my favorite way to eat everything. The sesame seed coating helps keep the moisture and juices inside the meatballs… kind of like M&Ms. Well, not exactly, but I think you get the picture. Pick one up, dip it in your favorite Asian dipping sauce, and pop it in your mouth. Perfection.
If you're a meatball fan like I am, you should also try my recipe for Paleo Buffalo Chicken Meatballs With Ranch.
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Pork strengthens the digestive system, helps with constipation, and can moisten a dry cough and other dryness in the body. It's also good to strengthen your qi and give you energy.
Sesame seeds (the black ones) are a Chinese herb (Hei Zhi Ma). Black foods, in Chinese medicine, are knows as longevity foods. This herb is good for so many things, including headaches, constipation, dizziness, and even helping with lactation. White sesame seeds also have many great nutritional benefits. They are also an anti-aging food. If you have backaches, hair thats graying way too fast, ringing in the ears, weak knees, blurry vision or general weakness, go for the sesame seeds; just sprinkle them on everything. Long ago in China, sesame seeds were ground into honey to form a paste and was taken as a medicine to counter old-age and weakness. You can use black sesame seeds, white sesame seeds, or a combination of both for this recipe.
Chickpeas actually help calm the spirit. They relieve anxiety and soothe irritability… it kind of makes you realize why hummus is so popular. I used chickpea crumbs instead of breadcrumbs in these meatballs.
If you make these Sesame Pork Meatballs, please be sure to let me know in the comments below. I love hearing how you like a recipe, and I love to answer your questions! If you make it, be sure to take a photo and tag me and post it on Instagram.
These meatballs have a slight Asian taste and they are crispy on the outside and so moist on the inside... delicious and healing!
Line a rimmed baking tray with parchment paper.
Combine all ingredients, except sesame seeds, in a large bowl.
Mush it up with your hands until it's combined.
Form the mixture into golf-ball size balls.
Pour the sesame seeds onto a plate.
Roll the balls in the seeds so they are coated on all sides.
Arrange the balls on the tray so that they are not touching each other.
Bake for 10 mins, then flip them over and bake for another 10 mins or until they are cooked through.
Serve alone or with your favorite Asian dipping sauce.
A great idea of using chickpea crumb instead of bread in these meatballs. They look mouthwatering and so moreish with sesame coating.
Yes, the chickpea crumbs work great here as a replacement for breadcrumbs and they give the meatballs a great taste too!


Thank you very, very much for that warm welcome. Thank you, ladies and gentlemen. Please be seated, and thank you all. May I salute Virgil Dechant, my friend of long standing, and thank him for that most generous welcome here. Your Eminence, Cardinal O'Connor, it is a great pleasure, an honor, sir, to see you again. May I salute Cardinal Baum, Cardinal Gagnon, Bishop Daily; another old friend, Ambassador Tom Melady, who is doing a superb job for our country, representing us at the Vatican; and the clergy and ladies and gentlemen. May I salute a man who used to be -- whose house made him a neighbor, Archbishop Cacciavillan, from Washington, the Nuncio there, a good man, a good friend. Nice to see you. I'm glad you're here, sir.
I have only one regret, Virgil. My timing was such that I did not hear the fitting and warm and wonderful ovation that you gave Mother Teresa yesterday. I understand it was really fantastic.
A report came across my desk the other day. It stated that most people in the Western world ``felt exceedingly gloomy about the future.'' It said that ``institutions were decaying, well-meaning people were growing cynical.'' These are exact quotes.
No, but what I was reading was not a report about 1992. It was a history of public attitudes in Europe in 1492. Public moods are prone to change, of course. We know that the gloom of 1492 was not to last for long. It was dispelled by the achievement of a man of humble birth, a man of vision, of courage, a man named Christopher Columbus.
This year, as in Columbus' time, we hear a lot of talk about change. Sure, change is natural. But maybe a better word for the United States of America is renewal because the changes we need must be based on principles that never change.
I think my parents were like yours: They brought me up to understand that our fundamental moral standards were established by Almighty God. They taught me that if you have something for yourself, you should give half to a friend. They taught me to take the blame when things go wrong and share the credit when things go right. These ideas were supported by society.
Only recently -- His Eminence and I were talking about, not in this detail, but talking about this subject just a few minutes ago -- only recently in America have we seen the rise of legal theories and practices that reject our Judeo-Christian tradition. Cardinal O'Connor eloquently describes this as an ``invasion of values.'' It's a deeply disturbing trend, and it is diametrically opposed to my idea of the kind of change that's good for our great country.
I look at this office that you've entrusted with me as a lot of things, as more than managing the economy, more even than being Commander in Chief. I stake my claim to a simple belief: The President should set the moral tone for this Nation.
What is happening to America? As a nation, we face enormous challenges in education, crime, drugs. Yet each of them come back to the challenge of pointing our moral compass in the right direction. So I believe that a central issue of this election year should be, who do you trust to renew America's moral purpose? Who do you trust to fight for the ideas that will help rebuild our families and restore our fundamental values?
I believe, and I've tried hard on this, I believe I've earned your trust. I am committed to fighting for ideas that help repair this great Nation's moral fiber.
Welfare is one example. We all know that our welfare system has literally destroyed the concept of personal responsibility, tearing families apart, with no incentives for people to work and save and improve. I want something different. I have fought for a new welfare system that says ``yes'' to human potential.
Today, as we speak, we are granting waivers to States so they can change welfare rules, encourage families not to fall apart, not to live apart, but to stick together. States are saying to recipients, either you get training, or you don't get a check. Some States are even going so far as to make a very tough call of saying to parents, if you can't afford another child, don't expect the taxpayer to pick up the added costs. Now, these are tough choices. These are very tough choices, but they're all intended by the States to promote responsibility.
The other side says they agree with the ideas. But if you look close, some argue that ultimately the only solution to welfare is a guaranteed Government job for every recipient. I ask, is this any way to promote responsibility? If we guarantee everyone a Government job, how can we reward initiative? Our reforms may sound tough, but not as tough as a lifetime of despondency and despair, a lifetime that strips every recipient of his or her dignity. Let's give people hope. Let's give them opportunity.
Let's take a look at education. We know that to renew America, we literally must renew our schools. I happen to believe that competition can be the greatest force for change in our schools in an entire century.
The other side says they agree, almost. The ``almost'' is what troubles me. Remember how old Henry Ford used to tell his customers they could have any color Model T that they wanted, so long as it was black. [Laughter] Well, the other side says their ideal is that parents could choose any school for their kids, so long as it's run by the government.
If you'll excuse one blatantly political comment in which you'll have to concede has so far been a nonpartisan, almost, speech -- [laughter] -- my opponent won the teachers union endorsement by saying he's ``unalterably opposed,'' those are his words, ``unalterably opposed'' to letting Catholic parents and other private school parents have a fair share of education benefits.
I believe that it's time to have the courage to fight for a different approach. Right now, if you want an alternative to public schools, you have to pay twice, first for tuition and again through taxes. A couple weeks ago I was in Philadelphia, hosted by Cardinal Bevilacqua. And a group of parents told me, ``We want our kids to go to Catholic school, but we just can't afford it.'' So my solution is something called the ``GI bill'' for kids. Like the original GI bill, my new approach offers scholarships or vouchers for students to take to any qualified school, not only public schools but Bible schools, yeshivas, Catholic parish schools. When it comes to schools, I say let the parents choose public, private, or religious.
What about promoting religion as a force for good in our society? I'm reminded of the story of a small boy who once began a prayer this way: ``God bless Mother and Daddy, my brother, my sister. And God,'' he said, ``do take care of yourself. If anything happens to You, we're all sunk.'' [Laughter] Maybe there's some doubts, but America is still the most religious nation on Earth. I want to strengthen our faith further.
Again, there are wide differences. Some think it's okay to hand out condoms in schools but oppose amending our Constitution to allow our kids to put their hands together to say a prayer. I disagree. I call again on the Congress to pass a constitutional amendment restoring voluntary prayer to our classrooms. The Senate opens its meeting with a prayer. The House of Representatives opens its meeting with a prayer. Nobody doubts that they both need it. [Laughter] But let's allow the faith of our fathers back into those schools.
And there's a national tragedy: More than a half a million abortions in this country every year. We know there's got to be a better way, human alternatives like adoptions and abstinence. Seven times I have ignored the polls and acted on what I believe is fundamental principle and vetoed, as Virgil very generously pointed out, abortion legislation. And I promise you again today, no matter the political price, and they tell me in this year that it's enormous, I am going to do what I think is right. I am going to stand on my conscience and let my conscience be my guide when it comes to matters of life. [Applause] Thank you very much.
Here's something else that bothers me. In some places, a 13-year-old girl cannot get her ears pierced without parental permission, without bringing her mother and father along. But some believe that the same girl should be able to get an abortion without parental consent. I think most Americans believe this idea is crazy, and I'm going to fight to see that that doesn't happen.
But I do believe America needs a leader willing to do what's right, not merely what is politically popular at the moment. Nowhere is it more clear in the decisions a President must make every day to build real peace, to establish freedom and democracy, not the mere, simple absence of war.
Saint Ignatius said, ``Work as though all depended upon yourself, and pray as though all depended on God.'' The practice of that motto conquered communism. Ceaseless prayer and tireless work halted the cold war and spared us from the catastrophe of a third world war. Believers behind the Iron Curtain defied persecution; believers in the West defied indifference.
Over four decades, our servicemen trained, our taxpayers paid trillion to keep our defenses strong. As a consequence, the Iron Curtain is no more, and our kids no longer go to bed at night worrying about that dreadful specter of nuclear war. But while the Soviet bear is no more, there are still plenty of wolves in the woods. When we faced our first big challenge after the cold war, we didn't shrink. We stood up to Saddam's aggression and expelled him from Kuwait. We protected the people of Israel and Saudi Arabia. Now we've brought age-old adversaries to the peace table for the first time. His Holiness Pope John Paul has spent many days and nights at work and in prayer for peace in the Middle East. As long as I am President, I assure you I will do everything I can to bring about that peace that so many pray for.
And so, in conclusion, let me say this: This is the year of change, change, change. The election will all be about change because change really is the natural condition of our land. This isn't something new. I believe that now we've changed the world, we are poised and ready to change America, to make America even better. But we must keep something important in mind. Now that our moral values are victorious around the globe, we cannot and we will not abandon them at home.
We didn't stand together to see courageous moral values rise in Russia only to be ignored here at home. We did not sacrifice so that personal responsibility could triumph in totalitarian regimes, only to become passe here in this great Nation.
It's time to get back to some basic American values. So I am going to defend the principles for which you stand so firm. We will keep our sights on what's good in America. We will keep our focus on the potential in our families and, most of all, in our young people, in our kids. We'll keep a reliable compass. We'll put our ship of state in finest sailing trim, and as this Nation has so many times before, we will sail on to shining new horizons.
Thank you. May God bless you and our beloved country, the United States of America. Thank you very much.
Note: The President spoke at 11:04 a.m. at the Marriott Marquis Hotel. In his remarks, he referred to Virgil C. Dechant, Supreme Knight, Knights of Columbus; John Cardinal O'Connor, Archbishop of New York; William Cardinal Baum, Patrimony of the Holy See; Edouard Cardinal Gagnon, president, Pontifical Committee for International Eucharistic Congresses; Thomas Daily, Bishop of Brooklyn; Archbishop Agostino Cacciavillan, Papal Nuncio; Mother Teresa of Calcutta, founder and superior of the Missionaries of Charity; Dan Rather, CBS News; and Anthony Cardinal Bevilacqua, Archbishop of Philadelphia.


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Days of Hate #1
By Former Contributor
By Aleš Kot, Danijel Žeželj, Jordie Bellaire, Aditya Bidikar, Tom Muller
Entertainment is sometimes classified as a means of escape, usually from either the harshness or monotony of ordinary life. But it's clear that some forms take clear influence from reality, creating whole worlds that might feel a little close to home. Whether there's a message to be learned or a level of enjoyment is entirely up to the tone of the story. While little of either can be found in Days of Hate #1, an issue with some exposition-heavy dialogue, it does have moments of quiet beauty and an indication of a greater intent.
Days of Hate takes place in 2022, a time where the United States has suffered from years of division and violence. Appropriately named "America First," the first chapter's influences are clear, making it hard not to compare it to other series that have cropped out of recent political events. While something like Calexit was more of a fun underdog story, Days of Hate is content being more grim when it comes to its plot. Righting a wrong doesn't feel like a huge victory, where those who are punished are just one of many hateful groups out there. The world on display is a frightening worst-case scenario with elements that seem only a little escalated from something seen on the news. It's clear that the world has much more potential for deeper meaning in the future conflict between its two leads.
Looking within this issue, though, the execution leaves a little to be desired particularly with the presentation of the characters. Their identities and personal goals are sorely lacking, making them much less relatable to the reader. Some panels are filled with dialogue that feel like they're trying to get across information as quickly as possible rather than portray grounded people. There's a lot of telling rather than showing in these interactions, which is odd when taking into account how the scenes without dialogue do this so well.
Danijel Žeželj's art is perfect for the book's darker tone. Environments are covered in encroaching shadows that provide a unique aesthetic, with characters that feel as if they've been spray-painted similar to political propaganda. Some smiles have a quality that reminds you of Big Brother, an over-expressive ruse to the threatening groundwork underneath. The best work in the issue comes from Jordie Bellaire's colors, which are always astounding. Whether it be in the light of the fading sun, dominated by a neon glow, or within the bright walls of an interrogation room, each scene has its own style that would be heralded in a Hollywood movie. A particular two-page spread is worth the price of the issue itself, already an early contender for some of the year's best art.
While not the most insightful issue, Days of Hate is still a beautiful book with room to live up to its potential. It offers a more serious look at the fears of today's world without being over-the-top. Its biggest fault lies in a debut that feels more like a prologue than a first chapter. Luckily, the indication that the series will ramp up makes this one of the more interesting titles to keep track of.
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War of the Rebellion: Serial 028 Page 0306 OPERATIONS IN N. VA., W. VA., MD., AND PA. Chapter XXXI.
session of the South Mountain range. I congratulate you on the gallant behavior of the Pennsylvania Reserves, who, as well as all the troops, both old and new, acted with the greatest steadiness and gallantry. The army is moving in pursuit of the enemy.
P. S., 8.30 A. M. - I have just learned that the enemy are making for Shepherdstown in a perfect panic. Please have any damage done to the Hagerstown [road] repaired at once, as I shall want to use it for my supplies.
HARRISBURG, PA., September 15, 1862.
Your glorious message just received. Look out for Jackson's column from Harper's Ferry, where it has been fighting Miles for two days; also for Longstreet's column, which moved from Boonsborough last night to re-enforce Lee. It is thought that both will combine with Lee to give you another heavy battle. General Reynolds has gone to Chambersburg, and will have the 10,000 militia there to-night; also 2,000 good cavalry. Part of them are from Harper's Ferry, under Colonel Davis. They cut their way through last night, and report that Colonel Davis. They cut their way through last night, and report that Colonel Miles would be obliged to surrender this morning, unless Jackson leaves to re-enforce Lee against your army.
Railroad to Hagerstown is all in order, and telegraph line working there. Town was taken possession of by our forces at 4 p. m. to-day.
In addition to the cavalry at Greencastle, there are two regiments of cavalry, with two pieces of artillery, at Gettysburg, Pa., under command of Colonel McReynolds, of New York cavalry. Cannot they be used to harass the enemy on the flank or in the rear by crossing over to Greencastle or Hagerstown? You can reach them by telegraph from Washington.
WHEELING, VA., September 15, 1862 - 7.30 p. m.


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Q: IEnumerable MVC Controller to View I am trying to pass a var from a controller and access the information inside a view.
Inside the controller i have the following LINQ statement that totals up a sum of some columns that i need. I have in the past just passed the var to a list and then passed the list across.
The problem is that i am unsure as to how i pass this var across.
The following is the Controller code
    var GoodProduct =
new
{
    CastGoodSum =
        (from item in db.tbl_dppITHr
         where item.ProductionHour >= StartShift && item.ProductionHour <= EndDate
         select item).Sum(x => x.CastGood),

    CastScrap =
        (from item in db.tbl_dppITHr
         where item.ProductionHour >= StartShift && item.ProductionHour <= EndDate
         select item).Sum(x => x.Scrap),

    MachinedSum =
    (
    from item in db.tbl_dppITHr
    where item.ProductionHour >= StartShift && item.ProductionHour <= EndDate
    select item).Sum(x => x.Machined),
};

        return View(GoodProduct);

The view i am using is strongly typed i with the following IEnmerable
@model IEnumerable<int?>

I have also tried
@model IEnumerable<MvcApplication1.Models.tbl_dppITHr>

This worked fine when i was passing a single value type but since i am doing a sum i get the following error.
The model item passed into the dictionary is of type '<>f__AnonymousType2`3[System.Nullable`1[System.Int32],System.Nullable`1[System.Int32],System.Nullable`1[System.Int32]]', but this dictionary requires a model item of type 'System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable`1[System.Nullable`1[System.Int32]]'.

Anyone know how to pass this var across?

A: As you have it now, you would need to use:
@model dynamic

as you are creating a dynamic object which you then pass to the view.
However, I prefer to create a strongly typed view model and pass that to the view.
i.e.
public class GoodProductViewModel {
    public int CastGoodSum {get;set;}
    public int CastScrap {get;set;}
    public int MachinedSum {get;set;}
}

Then populate that in your controller...
var GoodProduct = new GoodProductViewModel
{
    CastGoodSum = ....,
    CastScrap = ...,
    MachinedSum = ...
};

return View(GoodProductViewModel);

And use @model GoodProductViewModel in your View


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Youth arrested with Rs.400 m worth heroin
A youth who was in possession of 40 Kg of heroin, valued at around Rs.400 million was arrested yesterday in Rerukana, Bandaragama, Police Spokesman Senior DIG Ajith Rohana said.
The Crimes Prevention Unit of the Kalutara Division had conducted a special raid at Rerukana, in the Bandaragama Police area yesterday morning and had detected the 40 Kg of heroin along with the suspect.
The suspect who has been identified as a 23-year-old was taken into Police custody along with the three-wheeler he had used to transport the heroin. The suspect is a resident of Gelanigama in Bandaragama. Preliminary investigations have uncovered that this narcotics racket was operated by an individual residing in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
The Police Spokesman said that the seized heroin consignment is valued at around Rs.400 million.
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Arrangements have been made to hold an international research symposium by the Sri Lanka Council for Agricultural Research Policy (SLCARP) of the Ministry of Agriculture at the Sri Lanka Foundation Institute, Independence Square in Colombo on August 11 and 12.
This would be the first ever international research symposium by the SLCARP, according to the council sources.
The SLCARP from March 16, this year commenced receiving research abstracts and extended abstracts from researchers involved in agriculture (including animal science, aquaculture and fisheries) and allied fields in natural and social sciences for the Research Symposium.


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Hungary's Viktor Orbán. Photo Credit: Kremlin.ru
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Orbán's Latest Dance – OpEd
December 22, 2018 December 22, 2018 Binoy Kampmark 0 Comments
By Binoy Kampmark
Viktor Orbán of Hungary is not to be hectored to. Arching with fury at the EU's September motion to sanction Hungary for bad behaviour under the Article 7 process, he was resolved to ratchet things up. The motion, while getting 448 votes concerned about judicial independence, corruption, freedom of expression, academic freedom, the rights and migrants, amongst others did have 197 opponents. (48 abstained.) Spot, as it were, the east-west European divide.
There was a time when Hungary was known as the "merriest barracks in the socialist camp" dominated by more tempered form of "goulash communism". The merriment, not to mention any gastronomic softness, has long soured, substituted by a more patriotic, state-centred sludge. Protesters are now being given the treatment that would not have been unseemly in the times of the Cold War.
A week-and-a-half of protests against the overtime law passed by the Fidesz majority yielded the police forces fifty arrests. Orbán's ruling party could not see what the fuss was all about. The law in question increases the number of overtime hours employees can be made to work from 250 to 400, a calculation to be made after three years. Pity for those workers, given the exodus of Hungarian employees to western Europe.
Opposition members of Parliament keen to get more coverage from the state media on the protests have also been frogmarched out of the broadcaster's headquarters. In future, they can expect even less in the way of discussion, given the decree of December 5 exempting the Central European Press and Media Foundation from regulatory oversight. That particular conglomerate is the result of a merger of some 480 pro-government media outlets.
All strong men need hearty, well-rounded enemies, and the Viktator's latest efforts also feature a final decision on the subject of the Central European University. The university's presence in Budapest offers Orbán a target of lightning rod value, given its link to the wily financier George Soros and US-accredited courses run at the university that has his backing.
In April 2017, a bill was passed imposing a requirement on foreign-funded universities to have a home country campus, and in the capital. But negotiations between the CEU and the government stuttered and stalled, prompting a move to Vienna effective from September 2019. "CEU has been forced out," lamented the university's president and rector Michael Ignatieff. "This is unprecedented. A US institution has been driven out of a country that is a NATO ally. A European institution has been ousted from a member state of the EU."
The CEU-Orbán tussle illustrates the convoluted nature of central European politics and its association with US and European political forces. Fine for Ignatieff to complain about NATO and EU ties being ignored, but the Hungarian leader is a creature of confusing plumage happy to make the necessary, if costly sacrifices.
The confusion was given added succour with the remark made by Hungarian State Secretary Zoltán Kovács that, "The Soros university is leaving but staying. It's common knowledge that a significant number of its courses will still be held in Budapest." The CEU's warnings were "nothing more than a Soros-style political bluff, which does not merit the attention of the government."
While he speaks of a common heritage to be defended against the door banging barbarians from the east, Orbán is also very much the self-proclaimed leader of its protection, something that gives him bullyboy status in such matters as immigration.
Eyeing the Trump administration across the pond on how it would respond to the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration, the Hungarian government followed suit and demonstrated cold indifference when the final draft was approved by all UN member states in July 2018. (In so doing, it also kept company with Israel, Austria, Poland, and Australia, all similarly reluctant to subscribe to its spirit.)
It says much that the GCM could cause such agitation, notwithstanding its non-binding nature. Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó went so far as to insist that, in exiting the adoption process related to the GCM, "the Global Compact is not binding with relation to Hungary." Migration, he suggested, should not be organised but stopped. "Assistance must be taken to where the trouble is, and people in need must be given support to enable them to remain as close as possible to their homes, and return home at the earliest opportunity."
It is convenient, more than anything, to assume that the Hungary that emerged from the Cold War thaw was somehow more liberal, hopeful for a caring state of mind open to consultation and deliberation. Authoritarianism was in retreat; the democrats could finally come out. More on all fours with reality, it always retained an authoritarian default position, one that makes an Orbán figure less incongruous than imagined.
The first post-communist government was more than accommodating to communists; subsequent political arrangements fed a more nationalist orientation. Orbán sold himself as the appropriate central force to deal with the lingering ailments of socialism while also curing the problems arising from the post-1989 transition. Now, he is proving what a certain type of European can do to that oft-misguided notion of "shared values". Shared, yes, but by whom?
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Certification for a particular purpose is what we would want but of course it's not what it means nor that it sustantiates all claims the manufacturer has made about the product.
It may indeed be made well and under the very best QA standards but what we want to know is "what it does" and "does it work". In the end will it work for me?
Even if it's "holding power" is certified, just what does that really mean? If that is really the one important measure then large fluke anchors would be the only ones any one would ever need because they can effect more surface area contact to the bottom material if completly set into the bottom. That is if you can set them and they stay set. More like a lot of uncertified If's.
So in the end the certification is really only better than nothing.
There are many varibales in the fine art of anchoring.
Some anchors may be a better design.
But factor in the varibles and it might erase any inherent design quality.
I have 99% of my experiences with a CQR... and after 21 yrs I am still here, boat has never dragged into danger... so I would say it works.
Did I ever drag? You betcha and I think I know why... mostly bad technique (lazy, slopy or inexperience and nylon rode or bottom).
I think to expect every drop to be a perfect set is bording on believing in the tooth fairy.
To me the holding power has to do with the fluke area and geometry.. once buried. To compare anchors you have to control for "somethings" because there are too many varibles for comparing anchors.. it becomes comparing apples and oranges.
I would be more apt to listen to a sailor who had years of experiences with different anchors on the same yacht under different conditions than someone who has more limited experiences or with one anchor (such as yours truly).
This is not rocket science to have controls in a trials... Where are the scientist/sailors out there with nothing better to do than run the trials?
But factor in the variables and it might erase any inherent design quality.
I would agree totally. So it would seem the type of anchor is maybe less important than many other things. It also seems that learning to use an anchor involves more than just what kind or brand it is too. They all are of course different so skill with one is not 100% transfered if you suddenly change brands. Though some significant element is fundamental to any anchor. Last is the rode. It's as much a part of anchoring as the anchor.
21 years of good results with a CQR is a pretty impressive anchoring system, but it does not mean if anyone with no experience bought a new CQR that they could get the same results you get now nor that if they tried a different anchor that they would anchor with the same results you get now either.
The skill of anchoring is more complex than the label on the anchor.
Anchoring may not be as hard as mastering the violin but you can't just toss one overboard and expect it to hold all the time without knowing how.
Can you tell how much of your years of success was due to the CQR itself, how much was from your skill, and how much was luck? Better to be lucky than dragging. I'm not sure the anchor deserves the large part of the credit nor that your luck could last that long. 21 years of good anchoring is due to something.
Sometimes the scientific method is about trying to expose the important part of the equation and not determining the details of the less important parts.
I've sailed with a number of anchors, and I've dragged twice. My luck is mostly because I'm paranoid, and I'm willing to carry a fair bit of iron. And the two times I dragged I was on anchor watch because the weather was bad and I was in a stupid location without the right anchor gear.
The current boat (25') carries a 25lb and a 30lb CQR, and a 15lb Bruce lunch hook. I plan to replace one of the CQRs with an 18kg Bruce, and add a 15-20lb danforth-type for the lunch hook. Plus add gear for anchor tripping.
The CQRs are good general-purpose anchors, but the little Bruce has out-performed them on occasion (possibly due to it's lighter, springy nylon rode with only a short 30' of chain.) I've fouled CQR, Bruce, and danforth-types when trying to set, usually with plastic grocery bags. After serious storms in ideal anchoring grounds the CQRs are much more thoroughly set/difficult to retrieve.
Anchors are compromises, like rigs. Go to far away places and you'll find people who have made it there safely with all kinds of gear, so it isn't the equipment so much as a familiarity with it and the skills to repeatedly and successfully set it.
I think the rotation of 65% vs 18% is an oversimplification. Where is the center of gravity. One must take the entire anchor into act. I've never watched one "pop" out.
As for holding in hard bottoms and grass those are always tricky situations. Up the weight of an anchor, any anchor for the hard bottom and eventually you'll be able to pierce it. If not than go to a different anchor.
When we first started crusing we had a 35 lb CQR. I had some difficulty digging in at times and a little dragging. Boat was a 20k lb cutter. I upped the weight (new anchor) to a 45 lb CQR and never had the problem w/ piercing the bottom again. My cruising area was Florida, Bahamas and N Carribean north of the VI's. In light grass it held fine but in heavy grass I needed to go to the Luke that I carry.
Of course the anchoring delima can't be fully understood w/o the discussion of rode. And while anchor tests often just compair anchors they never really work rode into the situation. Nor are there many scientific rules applied; ie they compare anchors of different weights to each other, there is no comparision of same style anchor to different weights in that style, there is no compairson of different scope lenghts to the same anchor.
The Sail test was interesting, but anchoring on the 3 / 1 scope seemed bizare to me. While one may begin setting the anchor at 3 / 1 I don't know any "cruisers" that anchor on 3 / 1. Those that do soon learn and change to a longer scope.


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September 30, 2004 — 3.59pm
US forces fired a howitzer, a rarely used heavy weapon in Baghdad, to kill at least three mortar crewmen who had unleashed a barrage against one of their camps in an eastern neighbourhood of the capital, a US soldier at the scene said.
The 155-millimetre artillery piece fired a single round which struck a vehicle the insurgents had used as a platform for their mortar, said Sergeant Major Fernando Rodriguez.
Following a trail of blood from the vehicle, soldiers found three bodies of the attackers and other body parts were strewn around the area. Rodriguez said it was believed that a total of six insurgents were killed.
The US fire came after 21 mortar rounds landed in or around War Eagle, a base of the 1st Cavalry Division on the edge of Sadr City, a vast slum and insurgent stronghold which has seen daily clashes between US troops and rebels.
No US or Iraqi civilian casualties were reported.
The American soldier said the mortar was fired from a main road on the northern side of Sadr City.
A US warplane struck a rocket launcher mounted on the back of a vehicle in the slum, destroying the vehicle but igniting several secondary explosions, the US military said.
"The vehicle was fired on and destroyed in an open area away from buildings and other people," said Captain Brian O'Malley of the Army's 1st Brigade Combat Team.
Maithem Mahmoud of the al-Sadr General Hospital said one man was killed and a woman injured in the strike.
Sadr City is a stronghold of radical Shi'ite Muslim cleric Moqtada al-Sadr, whose Al-Mahdi army also fought battle with US troops in the southern city of Najaf last month.
The fighting ended after a peace pact was brokered but the US command says al-Sadr's militia continues its hostilities in the Baghdad slum.


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Bottom Baits or Pop Ups? When is the best time to use either pop ups or bottom baits to catch carp? I don't think there are any real definite answers to when we should be using either types of bait. However, there are a few obvious situations we could mention for starters, such as steer away from using pop ups on a gravel bottom, or pop ups tend to be best when fishing for carp in weed. These are general ideas that many carp anglers are already familiar with. Another twenty-Pound Oxlease Lake Carp! For more depth to this question, it may be a good idea for me to discuss some of my own views on how and why I would use either a pop up or a bottom bait when fishing for carp. When to Use Pop-Ups to Catch Carp I generally prefer to use pop ups over smaller quantities of free baits, or maybe as singles where I cast frequently to roam for located fish. If I know there are fish in a certain area, but they are not responding to bottom or pop ups, then I will try popping them up even higher, maybe even in a zig rig. Sometimes I pop up baits as high as 8 inches.
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It shows on the picture by the two AC outputs 7 and 8. I cannot find a download for the manual so I cannot confirm that both of these AC outputs are milliamps but this is what it looks like from the data on their website. Will this damage the unit? The amp comes with FX loop but currently my new setup is running everything upfront.
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The Distortion channel and a Preamp channel. Both have a full EQ section so you can use the THETA as both your clean channel by using the Preamp section for your clean tone and then use the Distortion channel for your high gain distortion tone. The distortion channel has plenty of gain, which allows you to use the Preamp for your clean tone and the Preamp for your clean channel.
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At times like this, we need to take a comprehensive look at all the ways we can keep our kids safe. I have long expressed concern about the impact of the violent content our kids see and interact with every day," said Rockefeller, who is chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee. Rockefeller's bill would direct the National Academy of Sciences to lead the investigation on video games' impact and submit a report on its findings within 18 months.
The legislation comes after reports suggested that Sandy Hook shooter Adam Lanza may have played video games like "Call of Duty" and "Starcraft. Parents, pediatricians, and psychologists know better. These court decisions show we need to do more and explore ways Congress can lay additional groundwork on this issue.
Apr 04, · Obviously hook-up culture is a big deal in all college settings, but I think at my college, an elite school in North Carolina, and in many other similar schools this phenomenon has taken different.
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July 16th, The sexual assault epidemic on college campuses is created, in part, by the effects of the hook-up culture. The first in a two-part series. The problem of sexual assault is not new. In the modern college setting, however, the deconstruction of sexual norms, coupled with an "anything goes" mentality, has created a perfect storm for the proliferation of assault. Tomorrow, we will propose some solutions that aim at the heart of the problem—a culture that reduces sexual activities to the level of recreation—but in order to arrive at a solution, we first need to understand the reality of the problem we face.
That as many as one in four—or, at the very least, one in ten—young women have experienced sexual assault sounds so nightmarish. Sadly, rampant sexual assault on campus is a reality that thousands will return to this coming September and that many freshmen will encounter for the first time. Broadly speaking, when we think of rape, one of two narratives comes to mind: Neither of these is a very helpful construction for a serious conversation about sexual assault.
The first scenario represents a very small portion of sexual assaults on college campuses and is by no means unique to campus life. The latter—which is not actually an example of assault—gives cover to those who would explain away all assault as simply a matter of blurred lines and choices regretted in the light of day. The truth is that sexual assault on campus is nuanced and complex.
They are the same thing. So the M13 is a pretty great piece of gear because you get over different stompbox style effects in one big, road-rugged container. The M13 requires that you plug it into an amplifier. It may sound pretty raggedy going straight into a PA, mixing desk, high end microphone preamp, audio recording interface, etc.
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Hooks range from small to large and are defined by "sizes" and "aughts. Well, fishing hooks hook fish, of course. That might sound stupid, but as you will see there are a number of different shaped hooks, and if you intend to release a fish without harming it, you might want to choose what's called a "circle" hook. But if you're trolling a long piece of squid or a live threadfin sardine or goggle-eye bait for marlin in tropical waters, that same circle hook will slip out of the fish's mouth nine times out of ten exciting strikes.
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Fish aren't the smartest of sentient beings that we eat, but they're not completely stupid, either. The more natural a bait appears — natural but slightly injured — the more likely it will become the target of the predators you seek. But if that bait acts unnaturally like it would if it was dragging a giant metal hook it does not look appetizing to the fish.
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This one is a simple hack that doesn't work for all websites, but it works for most local small businesses. Depending on how much data you have at your disposal you can either find out how many sales a month they make, or what's their estimate income.
What is your average cheque?
Calculate the average purchase amount, normalize the results by excluding anything extraordinary, like someone buying 11 pairs of shoes to equip a football team.
How many orders are left unpaid?
How often do people place an order and never go through with the payment?
How many orders are returned?
Once you've got the data, you can move on to analyzing your close competitors. It works for closest competitors only since all of the info you got will differ in various niches, or sometimes even areas.
Place an order at your competitor's store on Monday.
When you get order details to your email, look for order ID. In most places, they are numbered in order.
Place another order on Tuesday around the same time, and write down that order's number as well.
Place another order on Friday, write down order number.
Place one order in Saturday and one on Sunday.
Split data into 2 groups: work days and weekend.
Calculate the difference in order numbers between Friday and Monday.
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Use order number from Tuesday as a marker to double check if daily order numbers go in line with the total number.
Do the same for the Weekend numbers, there might be a noticeable difference, so I recommend separating the weekend data.
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