You have a server named Server1 that runs Windows Server 2016. You install the Hyper-V role on Server1. Server1 has eight network adapters that are dedicated to virtual machines. The network adapters are Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA)-enabled. You plan to use Software Defined Networking (SDN). You will host the virtual machines for multiple tenants on the Hyper-V host. You need to ensure that the network connections for the virtual machines are resilient if one or more physical network adapters fail. What should you implement?
Your network contains an Active Directory forest named contoso.com. The forest contains two domains named contoso.com and litwareinc.com. Your company recently deployed DirectAccess for the members of a group named DA_Computers. All client computers are members of DA_Computers. You discover that DirectAccess clients can access the resources located in the contoso.com domain only. The clients can access the resources in the litwareinc.com domain by using an L2TP VPN connection to the network. You need to ensure that the DirectAccess clients can access the resources in the litwareinc.com domain. What should you do?
A. On an external DNS server, create a zone delegation for litwareinc.com.
B. From a Group Policy object (GPO), modify the Name Resolution Policy Table (NRPT).
C. Add the servers in litwareinc.com to the RAS and IAS Servers group.
D. From the properties of the servers in litwareinc.com, configure the delegation settings.
You have two Hyper-V hosts named Server1 and Server2 that run Windows Server 2016. The hosts are nodes in failover cluster. You have a virtual machine named VM1. VM1 connects to a virtual switch named vSwitch1. You discover that VM1 automatically live migrates when vSwitch temporarily disconnects. You need to prevent VM1 from being live migrated when vSwitch1 temporarily disconnects. What should you do?
A. From the network adapter setting of VM1, disable the Protected network setting.
B. From the network adapter setting of VM1, disable the Heartbeat integration service.
C. Run the Set-VMNetworkAdapter cmdlet and set IsmanagementOS to False.
D. Run the Set-VMNetworkAdapter cmdlet and set StormLimit to 0.
You have a Windows Server 2016 failover cluster named Cluster1 that contains four nodes named Server1, Server2, Server3, and Server4. You need to configure Cluster1 to use directly attached storage to host several virtual machines. You run the Enable-ClusterStorageSpacesDirect cmdlet on Server1. What should you do next?
D. Run the Add-ClusterResource cmdlet on all of the nodes.
Your network contains an Active Directory domain named contoso.com. The domain contains two servers named Server1 and Server2 that run Windows Server 2016. Each server has an operating system disk and four data disks. All of the disks are locally attached SATA disks. Each disk is a basic disk, is initialized as an MBR disk, and has a single NTFS volume. You plan to implement Storage Spaces Direct by using the data disks on Server1 and Server2. You need to prepare the data disks for the Storage Spaces Direct implementation. What should you do?
A. Format the volumes on the data disks as exFAT.
B. Initialize the data disks as GPT disks and create a ReFS volume on each disk.
C. Convert the data disks to dynamic disks.
You use Application Request Routing (ARR) to make internal web applications available to the Internet by using NTLM authentication. You need to replace ARR by using the Web Application Proxy. Which server role should you deploy first?
You have a server named Server1 that runs Windows Server 2016. Server1 is an IP Address Management (IPAM) server that collects DHCP and DNS logs and events for your entire network. You need to enable a user named TECH1 to create pointer (PTR), host (A) and service location (SRV) records on all of the DNS servers on the network. What should you do on Server1?
A. From the IPAM node in Server Manager, assign the IPAM DNS Administrator Role to TECH1 and create a new access policy.
B. Run the Set-IpamCustomField cmdlet, and then run the Set-IpamAddressSpace cmdlet.
C. Run the Set-IpamCustomField cmdlet, and then run the Set-IpamAccessScope cmdlet.
D. Run the Set-IpamRange cmdlet, and then run the Set-IpamAddressSpace cmdlet.


For the successful revenue, excellence and attraction of the masses, a company/brand has to put some extra efforts commercially to make people familiarize with the product, its stance and perspective. For this, many mediums are chosen to publicize about the product. The most important steps that are to be taken for it is to advertise. Advertisement may vary according to the budget. If the pocket allows print and electronic both Medias can be accessed.
Through electronic media, advertisements can grab a massive amount of public whereas visual learners also can take benefit from print media. Then there comes billboards that show a broader spectrum of the product. Of course hundreds of people on the roadside, driving or walking can look though it and get the gist out of it. So the more an advertisement is open, vivid, pictorial and unambiguous the better audience shall learn and get inspiration from it. My today's post is highlighting free outdoor advertisement building billboard mockup.
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Among the patients, 10.1 percent were newly diagnosed with diabetes during their treatment for heart attack.
Less than a third of the patients received diabetes education or medication upon discharge from the hospital.
Doctors failed to recognize diabetes in 69 percent of the previously undiagnosed patients. They were 17 times more likely to recognize patients' diabetes if they checked the A1C test results during the heart attack, and even more likely the higher the test levels.
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As I folded the laundry, I noticed that I have many handmade items in the kitchen. I've taken a period of time to reach this quantity, and spent very little money. I'll go through the laundry here with you.
My oldest daughter knitted a woolen rectangle years ago, one of her first finished objects (FO) ever. It's in the foreground. We use it under hot pans on the counter and dinner table because it's larger than all our other trivets and hotpads. It's felted a bit after multiple washings, and is a wool yarn from Lion Brand.
Another knitted FO, a dishcloth. It's a star pattern (I never really saw the star). I'm not fond of it because its holes are too big, or there are too many. I have another, hole-ier dishcloth (a pretty trellis pattern), and both of them may end up in the "car wash rag" pile because they bother me enough. But first, I'd have to knit up replacements. I have at least a week's worth of dishcloths so that I can use a new one every day. They are wonderfully thick. Dishcloths are awesome WIP's (works in progress) because they are small and finished quickly, so new patterns are fun without being cumbersome. I can also get at least three dishcloths from one skein of yarn, which rarely costs over $2 when you use Lily Sugar n Cream or Lion Brand Cotton.
Above the dishcloth, I have a few cloth napkins. The inspiration for cloth napkins came from homeschool mom Bobbi. At a program with a title like "What happens to your trash after the garbage man picks up your bin," she shared that by moving to cloth napkins, her paper towel use decreased significantly and rather painlessly. Food for thought that sat in my brain for weeks. Months, actually, because I felt pain when I saw the price tag on napkins in the stores. So my awesome sister gifted (what is now) half of my cloth napkins, eight total. I have made the rest.
The first "handmade by me" napkins are plaid. I have two of them, and my children prefer the flannel napkins. The newest additions were just made in the last couple days. I have finished three and have one more cut out. They are made with new fabric remnants, scraps from the recent star ornaments that I made, and an old bedsheet, and the inspiration for them came through Sew, Mama, Sew (I'm always finding good stuff there). Because I keep so many scraps, I could be making these ad infinitum.
The last item in the wash today was a potholder made from jeans. I have four of them and we use them all the time. (My kids have such great ideas.) I still have scraps of denim in a shoebox, so I could make these ad infinitum as well, but I have trouble getting the needle through all the thick layers. And binding was a pain.
Re-purposing fabric from jeans and sheets and saving scraps really seems like a Little House on the Prairie thing to do, and it seems very right. I have kept my hands and mind constructive and busy, spent very little money, and made useful FO's that keep the household working well.
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Thanks for the good ideas and inspiration. I've eyed the cloth napkins, but a lot of the store bought ones don't seem very absorbent and are pricey. I've been hanging on to an old flannel top sheet for at least a year, trying to decide what to do with it. The bottom sheet was worn through but I didn't want to waste the good one. Cloth napkins seem like the perfect use for it!


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EIA sees U.S. production growing into 2018
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The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) said on Wednesday that U.S. oil production is expected to continue climbing into 2018.
The EIA is now forecasting U.S. crude production to average 9 million bpd in 2017, up from a previous estimate of 8.7 million bpd.
The agency expects U.S. crude production to climb to 9.3 million bpd in 2018.
The EIA said the forecast increases largely reflect production boosts in the Gulf of Mexico.
Rising tight oil production along with increasing drilling activity and well-level productivity also contributed to the upwards revision.
U.S. crude production hit an average of 8.9 million in barrels per day in 2016, the agency said.
The EIA expects total non-OPEC production to grow by 400,000 bpd in 2017 and rise by 700,000 bpd in 2018.
Dry natural gas production declined by 2.4 percent year-over-year in 2016 to an average 2.4 billion cubic feet per day (Bcf/d).
That decline marked the first annual average natural gas production decline since 2005.
The EIA expects dry natural gas production to rise by an average of 1.4 Bcf/d in 2017 and by 2.8 Bcf/d in 2018.
The agency also revised its Brent crude price forecast upwards.
Brent crude oil prices are now forecast to average $53 per barrel in 2017, up from the agency's previous forecast of $51 per barrel.
The EIA expects Brent crude prices to continue growing into the next year and hit an average and $56 in 2018.
West Texas Intermediate (WTI) prices are expected to average about $1 per barrel less than Brent prices for the same period.
Benchmark North Sea Brent crude oil spot prices averaged $53 per barrel in December, a $9 per barrel increase from November.
December marked the first month since July 2015 that Brent spot prices averaged over $50 per barrel, the EIA said.
The EIA estimated that global petroleum and other liquid fuels inventory builds averaged 900,000 bpd in 2016, marking the third straight year of inventory builds.
The agency expects the pace of inventory builds to "slow considerably" to an annual average of 300,000 bpd in 2017 and 100,000 bpd in 2018.
The EIA said that inventories are forecast to post an average 100,000 bpd draw during the second half of 2018.
Continuing global oil inventory builds are expected to keep crude prices below the $60 per barrel mark through the end of 2018, the EIA added.
The EIA estimates that OECD commercial crude oil and other liquid fuels inventories stood at 3.10 billion barrels at the end of 2016, equivalent to about 66 days of consumption.
The agency expects OECD inventories to rise to 3.13 billion barrels at the end of 2017 and to 3.16 billion barrels at the end of 2018.
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The Aurora de Chile (English: Dawn of Chile) was the first periodical in Chilean history and mostly dealt with politics and political philosophy. It was in print from Thursday, February 13, 1812, to Thursday, April 1, 1813, at which point it became El Monitor Araucano. The paper had four printed pages with two columns each and was published weekly, every Thursday.

Background

Until the time of the Aurora de Chile'''s publication, the only printed newspapers came from Lima, Buenos Aires, and Spain, and they only arrived in Chile after a considerable delay. The Age of Enlightenment's political philosophy and the political documents and pamphlets of the revolutions in the United States and France were known in Chile and had been translated. However, while there may have been a printing press operated by the Spanish Jesuits for printing religious material in the decades prior to 1810, there was no native press reprinting the philosophy from abroad, or printing Chilean revolutionary material, until the arrival of the first native printing press in Chile in 1811.

However, after the successful rise to power of the first revolutionary Government Junta on September 18, 1810, the government, in the words of Hernández, "instinctively felt the need, if we may say so, for close contact with public opinion, which had not, in order to express itself, had any of the means with which we are familiar today." Locals in Chile had attempted to procure a printing press from the Spanish government and then under the Junta, attempts were made to purchase a printing press from the revolutionary junta in Buenos Aires, but were unsuccessful after the death of Mariano Moreno. Finally, on November 24, 1811, Swedish-American Mathew Hoevel (), an idealist for free government, landed the Galloway in the port of Valparaiso with a printing press, American printers, and arms and munitions to supply the troops of the independence movement. These printers, who included Samuel Burr Johnston, soon set to work publishing the Aurora de Chile, Chile's first local publication.

The Aurora in circulation

The paper's first issue was published on February 13, 1812, under the direction of Camilo Henríquez González, who was not only the first editor of Chile's first periodical but also the first that had seriously argued for Chilean independence. It was the first widespread publication to introduce its readers in Chile to the Age of Enlightenment philosophies—Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Voltaire, and others—which informed Henríquez's writings. In writings authored by Manuel de Salas, Juan Egaña, Manuel José Gandarillas, and the Guatemalan Antonio José de Irisarri, the Aurora de Chile gave expression to the principles of popular sovereignty, self-governance and election of officials, separation of powers. The paper was also the vehicle for the sharp wit and timely commentaries by Camilo Henríquez on the happenings of the monarchy. The American influence was a major factor for Chile's liberal revolutionary intelligentsia, and the Aurora republished speeches by George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, and other American revolutionaries, who became heroes in the Chilean press.

On April 1, 1813, the paper was transformed into El Monitor Araucano''.

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Official site of the Aurora de Chile
Full text of the Aurora de Chile

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1812 establishments in the Captaincy General of Chile
1813 disestablishments in the Captaincy General of Chile
Publications established in 1812
Publications disestablished in 1813
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Wilhelmina Models ou Wilhelmina International, Inc. est une agence de mannequins créée en 1967 par le mannequin néerlandais Wilhelmina Cooper et son mari Bruce Cooper. Ses bureaux se trouvent à New York, Los Angeles et Miami. D'autres agences sont franchisées mais ne sont pas gérées par l'entreprise.

L'agence a été un tremplin pour plusieurs de ses mannequins, dont Iman, Kim Alexis, Naomi Sims et . Elle gère aussi les carrières de célébrités et d'artistes, comme des photographes, stylistes, coiffeurs ou maquilleurs.

En , le groupe New Century Equity Holdings Corp. rachète Wilhelmina Models, la renomme Wilhelmina International, Inc. et installe son siège social à Dallas au Texas. Les agents privilégient les contrats publicitaires à la haute couture.

Histoire
Wilhelmina Cooper fonde son agence en 1967 avec son mari Bruce Cooper et deux autres partenaires financiers, Bill Weinberg et Fran Rothchild. Elle gère alors la carrière des mannequins les plus influents de l'époque.

Après la mort de Wilhelmina Cooper, en 1980, l'agence est léguée aux partenaires financiers. Plusieurs des mannequins phares la quittent pour signer avec ses concurrents ; de plus, John Casablancas vient d'ouvrir Elite NYC quelque temps auparavant et il n'hésite pas à débaucher avec des méthodes équivoques les meilleures de Ford et Wilhelmina, déclenchant pour des années ce que la presse appellera la  entre les trois agences ainsi que nombre de mannequins.

De 1981 à 1989, Faith Kates travaille pour Wilhelmina Models. Lorsqu'elle quitte ce poste, elle crée sa propre agence de mannequins, NEXT Model Management. Douze mannequins la rejoignent, dont Nadège du Bospertus.

Dieter Esch rachète Wilhelmina Models en 1989, ainsi que d'autres agences de mannequins moins importantes, entre autres Faces et Ice en 1990. Il finit par les fusionner avec Wilhelmina Models. Il nomme sa fille  présidente en 1993. Malgré les critiques qui la jugent trop jeune et sans expérience, elle arrive à faire augmenter le chiffre d'affaires à 20 millions de dollars. Elle décide de démissionner en 1997 pour créer sa propre entreprise, Natasha Esch Design Interiors ; son père reprend la tête de l'agence.

En , l'agence est rachetée par l'entreprise New Century Equity Holdings Corp., qui la renomme Wilhelmina International, Inc. Le président est alors Sean Patterson jusqu'en 2012.

Plusieurs partenariats sont faits avec l'émission de Tyra Banks, America's Next Top Models : lors de la première saison, Adrianne Curry remporte un contrat avec l'agence, puis Nicole Fox lors de la treizième et Krista White lors de la quatorzième. Deux participantes ont aussi eu des contrats :  et Erin Wagner. De même pour  de 2008 à 2010 où les gagnantes remportent également un contrat.

Mannequins

Précédents

 Kim Alexis
 Kristina Apgar
 Gia Carangi
 Adrianne Curry
 Pam Dawber
 Nadège du Bospertus
 Vanessa Ferlito
 Nicole Fox
 Patti Hansen
 Lauren Hutton
 Iman

 Kendall Jenner
 Beverly Johnson
 Grace Jones

 Anais Mali

 Tim Morehouse

 Sheldry Sáez

 Jason Shaw
 Naomi Sims
 Andrés Velencoso Segura
 Sela Ward
 Krista White
 Ona Zee

Actuels

 Cindy Bruna

 Emma Dumont
 Elisabeth Erm

 Robyn Lawley
 Ali Lohan
 Julia Lescova

 Soo Joo Park
 Alexandra Richards
 Theodora Richards
 Coco Rocha
 Ruby Rose

 Marlon Teixeira
 Tasha Tilberg

 Karrueche Tran
 Fabio Mancini

Célébrités

Précédents

 Beyoncé
 Chris Brown
 Ciara
 Gloria Estefan
 Eve
 Fergie
 Sarah Michelle Gellar
 Katherine Heigl
 Lil' Kim
 Leighton Meester
 Brandy Norwood
 Ashlee Simpson
 Jessica Simpson

Actuels
 Iggy Azalea
 Jessica Collins
 Keri Hilson
 Nick Jonas
 Kilo Kish
 Demi Lovato
 Nicki Minaj

Notes et références

Notes

Références

Liens externes

  Wilhelmina Models sur Models.com

Agence de mannequins
Entreprise fondée en 1967
Entreprise ayant son siège à Dallas


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In an attempt to get a personality that might actually result in people remembering me for more than my ability to stare into their eyes without once blinking, I've resorted to reading books on how to make people like me. However, I'm a bit skeptical about the advice given in such books.
First, one is supposed to eliminate all those characteristics from one's personality that could possibly, somewhere, somehow, annoy another human being. Personalities are a hindrance in the social milieu. Instead, paste on a smile that doesn't look pasted on, mumble pleasantries, and get people to talk about themselves. That is really rule number one. Trick people into talking about themselves because supposedly they will find the fact that you find them so fascinating, fascinating in turn. Or, more simply, don't talk about yourself.
Apparently, I'm not the only one who has read these books or gotten this advice. In any large group, all the right sort of people are frenetically attempting to maneuver other people into talking about themselves. All smiles, two nicely dressed women will lock eyes and attempt to "break" the other person.
Well-brought-up woman number 1: "Tell me more about your children. I'd love to hear."
Educated woman number 2: "I already asked you to tell me more about your favorite sport and/or hobby. And God knows I'm not going to make the mistake of talking about myself. You are."
Lesson learned: Make public the fact that you will willingly talk about yourself. You are a rare jewel. Conscientious people need someone like you in order to fulfill their perceived social agenda.
Yes, you can spend money to buy really nice things that reflect your entertaining style. Or, you can use whatever happens to be lying around the house or perched precariously outside in your neighbor's trash area. My way (the latter) is much cheaper. And, quite frankly, I can't pull off anything else.
Jars make unique vessels for amuse bouche. And a motley mix of jars and bottles will clue your guests into the fact that you are a bohemian and rules don't apply to you. Good to get that point across right away, as dinner is only going downhill in class from the "jam jar" martinis.
You might consider leaving a couple of Mother Earth News magazines lying around for your guests to spot. Guilt over their own prodigal use of our scarce resources will lead them to assume you are truly committed to making our Earth a better place. Hence, your recycled crap will take on a sheen of enviable authenticity.
Chicken: Pretty much it's chicken all the time at our house. If a recipe calls for poached salmon, replace it with poached chicken breast. Seared tuna? Seared chicken breast. Lamb chops? Broiled chicken breast. You are not imagining a trend.
I've discovered that I cannot mess up chicken breasts. And they are always available! Cover those breasts with pistachios and you have a first class main course. Your guests will relish the change from the salmon, tuna, and lobster they are usually served. Throw in that you learned the dish from your Hungarian chicken-raising Nagymama and everyone will swear they can taste the love.


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Nigeria is not left out from the list of countries infested with poisonous snakes. In this article, I'll be revealing the top 10 most dangerous snakes in Nigeria. You'll also get to see the most dangerous snakes in West Africa, the most dangerous snakes in Africa and snake death toll on humans.
The Federal Republic of Nigeria popularly referred to as the "Giant of Africa" stands as the most populous country on the African continent. It also has the biggest infrastructural development in Africa and it is the economic capital of Africa.
Nigeria boasts of diverse landscapes, open fields, rural, sub rural and urban environs and climatic conditions, from deserts to rainforest, coastal plains, mangroves, and vast savannah.
These diverse habitats hold some of Nigeria's wide array of flora and fauna, including snakes. The Bible says that God made man and serpent enemies. There are over 250 species of snakes found in Nigeria.
Top 10 Most Deadly Snakes In Nigeria
Some snakes have been notorious and have earned themselves a bad reputation such as the Black Mamba and others that are harmless like the Spotted Bush Snake (Philothamnus semivariegatus).
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Not everyone is a big fan of snakes. Some prefer to kill them, eat them and a handful of Nigerians keep snakes for a pet but whichever way you prefer to treat snakes these are by far the most dangerous snakes found in Nigeria.
1. West African Carpet Viper (Very Venomous)
West African Carpet Viper
The West African Carpet Viper also known as the Ocellated carpet viper (Echis ocellatus) is a venomous serpent, endemic to the countries of West Africa is responsible highest number of snakebite-related fatalities in Africa. This Carpet Viper stands as the most dangerous snake in Nigeria. This snake accounts for 69% of snake bite-related death in Nigeria, causing over 1,450 deaths nationwide.
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The West African carpet viper is a very small snake approximately 20 inches in length. Carpet Vipers are typically yellowish-brown in color with dark spots along the side of their bodies. These spots are designed to confuse potential predators.
The carpet viper is found in the Northern parts of Nigeria where it attacks farmers who come to harvest crops. Echis Ocellatus has haemotoxic venom which causes internal bleeding and destroys the circulatory system add death occurs in days.
The carpet viper usually forms coils and rubs itself together to create a loud sizzling sound to alerts predators of its presence.
2. African Rock Python (Very Dangerous)
African Rock Python
The Python sebae also called African Rock Python is a very large non-venomous snake native to Nigeria and found across the African continent. Like all pythons, the African Rock python kills its prey by constriction and swallowing them whole.
Although it very rarely kills humans, this snake is usually feared because of its enormous body and strength. Large pythons (usually found in Western Africa & India) "would have no difficulty in eating adult humans." – Wikipedia.
Phythons have been sited all over Nigeria from Lagos, Abuja, Ondo, Benin, Port Harcourt, Anambra and Benue states. this is one of the most popular snakes in Nigeria.
That notwithstanding, the African Rock Python is worshiped/respected in some part of Nigeria, Kenya, and other Sub Saharan Africa Countries, while others see them like wild game and a good source of protein.
The African Rock Python is one of the 6 largest snake species (Green Anaconda, Reticulated Python, Burmese Python, Indian Python, And Amethystine Python) which are all found in mangrove and rainforest across the world.
3. Puff Adder (Very Venomous)
The Bites Arietans commonly known as the Puff Adder is known to be one of Africa's deadliest snake and among the most venomous snakes in the world. Puff Adders hold the highest human fatalities from snakebite in Africa.
This is a common species of snake in Nigeria but is usually found in populated rural communities. Puff adders stretch 1-2 meters in length and have a distinctive face and nose.
They are found throughout sub-Saharan Africa, these snakes can blend into any environment as their color patterns vary depending on where they live. It is found in rural areas and contraction sites all around Nigeria.
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Puff adders use its exceptional camouflage ability for protection and remain still instead of fleeing from predators and danger. Because of this, people are bitten after accidentally stepping on them.
4. Gaboon Viper (Very Venomous)
African Gaboon Viber
The Gaboon vipers (Bitis Gabonica) are one of the most dangerous snakes in Nigeria. This snake is popular in the eastern part of Nigerian, also found across East and West Africa where its camouflage ability makes it also invincible and attacks farmers who step too close.
Gaboon Vibers are popular in Anambra states. Where they have frequent encounters with farmers. The Gaboon Viper lies still on the forest floor where its brown skin blends with dry grass.
The most distinctive features of the Gaboon Viper are the horns slightly above its nose/snort, leaf shape head, fat short body (4 to 6 feet), triangle patterns and of course long fangs.
The Gaboon vipers possess the longest fangs (up to 2 inches, the length of your pinkie finger) in the serpent world. The gaboon viper is responsible for over 200 snakebites related to death in Nigeria each year.
5. Egyptian Cobra (Very Venomous)
Egyptian Cobra
The Egyptian cobra (Naja haje) is one of the largest species of venomous snakes in the world, with lengths of around 6-8 feet. It is found in North Africa above the Sahara, and in some parts of West and East Africa. There have also been frequent sightings in Lagos, Ondo, Benin and the eastern parts of Nigeria.
This snake comes in a variety of colors from brown to black and sometimes copper-red. The Egyptian cobra is known for its deadly neurotoxin venom and large hollow fangs that cause death due to respiratory failure once bitten.
When threatened, Egyptian cobras will assume an upright posture and spread their characteristic cobra hood as a warning before striking and live close to human settlement where they hunt for their favorite meal, rats.
6. Boomslang (Mildly Venomous)
Boomslang
Dispholidus typus commonly known as the Boomslang or "Green Snake in Green Grass" in Nigeria and "tree snake" in Afrikaans, stands as one of the most dangerous snakes in Nigeria and lives very close to humans.
The Boomslang is native to sub-Saharan Africa and known as one of the most venomous snakes on the continent. This snake has exceptionally large eyes and measures around 5 – 6 feet.
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Its venom is haemotoxic, which disturbs the body's natural blood-clotting mechanism causing uncontrollable external and internal bleeding if not treated immediately but human fatalities are rare.
It lives its holes (in fences or on the floor) and trees where it hunts for lizards, rats, poultry and other small birds. The males are usually green with black scales and females are brown.
7. Black-Necked Spitting Cobra (Highly Venomous)
Black-Necked Spitting Cobra
The Black-Necked spitting cobra (Naja nigricollis) is a highly venomous snake responsible for many human fatalities resulted from snakebite every year in its range from Nigeria to Namibia.
This olive-brown colored snake has a black back and a yellow to red belly with a broad, dark-colored hood usually spits when provoked. It can grow up to 7 feet But has a little encounter with humans because it is nocturnal (sleep in the day and hunts at night).
8. Mali Cobra (Highly Venomous)
Mali Cobra
The Mali cobra (Naja katiensis) also called the Katian spitting cobra, is a species of spitting cobra found in West Africa. This snake is closely related to the Black-Necked spitting cobra (Naja nigricollis).
This snake is an invasive species that was smuggled into the country by foreign herbalist and is one of the most dangerous snakes in Nigeria.
The Mali cobra is found in tropical and subtropical grasslands, savannas, and scrublands from Northern Ghana, to Cameroon, with recorded sightings in Nigeria, Gambia, Guinea-Bissau, Ivory Coast, Burkina Faso, Togo, Southwestern Niger, and Senegal.
9. Horned Adder (Super Venomous)
Horned Adder
The horned adder (Bitis caudalis) is a small venomous viper (30cm) species found in Nigeria. The horned adder is known for its scaly eyelashes (series of horns above each eye).
Horned adders are believed to have been smuggled into the county and have been branded an invasive species. They are usually sited in the Northern parts of the country in vegetated deserts and farms.
This species of vipers are also found in arid regions of southwest Africa with include Angola, Namibia, Botswana, Mali, Zimbabwe, and South Africa.
10. Jameson's Mamba (Highly Venomous)
Jamesons Mamba
Jameson's mamba is one of the most dangerous snakes in Nigeria. This snake is responsible for over 1,200 deaths in the African plain. Popular in Benue State, it is known for attacking children and farmers who wander too close.
Unlike other venomous snakes that are small in sizes, Jameson's mamba can grow up to 7 feet and are very very fast in striking and chasing prey and even predators. The Jameson's mamba is good tree climbers and swimmers.
The Jameson's mamba is found in deforested areas, rainforests, woodland, forest-savanna and rural communities close to forests throughout Central, West and East Africa.
Jameson's mamba is a common and widespread snake, especially in West Africa. In Nigeria, it is popular in the Eastern parts of the nation where some know it as the sleeping tree snake. It is often found around buildings, parks, farmlands, and plantations.
According to an article published on NCBI (Snake Bite in Nigeria), only 8.5 percent of snakebite victims in Nigeria seek medical attention in a hospital.
Although the mortality rate for untreated snake bites is unchecked, there have been documented to take between 1 -10 hours due to respiratory failure.
These are some of the most dangerous snakes found in Nigeria and the African continent.
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Randy Stephens, chief engineer of Avalon: "The point of the new Avalon is to show the market that 'Toyota is Back!' It will lead the charge for great styling, great handling performance, and the highest and best level of technologies,"
The new 2013 Toyota Avalon will mix passionate styling, creativity, and an elevated level of craftsmanship to help reposition Toyota's flagship sedan within the extremely competitive premium mid-size segment. The new Avalon sedan balances a spectacular styling departure from previous Avalon models.
The 2013 Avalon offers a longer flowing roofline creating a more appealing side silhouette with a lower vehicle beltline.The new Toyota Avalon exterior is fashioned to pass on a greater sense of performance and agility to better match the car's vastly increased dynamic capability. Running Lights (DRL's) using six high- performance LEDs bulbs are accessible lending a distinct, more contemporary image to the front of the vehicle.
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The all-new 2013 Avalon's Calty-designed interior luxuriant on the exterior's elegant, athletic theme to create a superior interior experience that combines high technology and craftsmanship with an artistic level of sculpted surfaces. The 2013 Avalon's interior surfaces are acquirable in three color themes: almond to help create a warm dandyish, luxurious atmosphere; light grey that stays cooler and creates a modern-day interior space; and black that offers a greater sense of driving experience. The new Avalon's front seats offer revised side bolstering using a lighter, denser foam material that helps improve body positioning for driver and passenger.
A primary focus for the new Toyota Avalon was to improve its dynamic character while maintaining tiptop fuel economy. The Avalon utilizes a 3.5-liter, 90-degree, DOHC, six-cylinder engine that features Dual VVT-i (Variable Valve Timing with intelligence) to help offer superior power and efficiency by perfecting the intake and exhaust valve events to gain engine performance. The V6-powered Avalon features a hydraulic automatic transmission that has been optimized for improved fuel economy and performance from a lightweight front-wheel-drive transaxle.
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In his fine book, The One Percent Solution, political economist Gordon Lafer explains how powerful, moneyed interests have quietly taken advantage of the relatively invisible politics of state government to undermine public education. Public school governance and funding is established in the state constitutions, and corporate interests, for decades, have been strategically manipulating state politics to starve the public schools our children attend and drive their own priorities: slashing government and growing privatization.
Lafer defines the corporate education platform plank by plank. Here are the subheadings of the sections of his chapter on the destruction of public education: "Budget Cuts and Crowded Classrooms," "Vouchers," "High-Stakes Testing," "Charter Schools," "Education Reform: An Evidence-Free Zone of Public Policy," "Education Technology and the Replacement of In-Person with Digital Instruction," and "Deprofessionalization—The Deskilling of Teachers." The most amazing thing about the reform agenda incorporating these mechanisms is that it has been enacted into law while we haven't been paying attention to what's happening in the legislature and while we've been too ignorant to block ALEC's model bills. In many places it has been enacted by legislators elected in the money-driven Red wave in 2010, an election that created legislative, far-right supermajorities across many statehouses.
The widespread walkouts by schoolteachers this spring—from West Virginia to Oklahoma to Kentucky to Arizona to Colorado, and last week in North Carolina—have finally begun to help the public connect the dots. We can now identify the same symptoms of the crisis in state after state: lower teachers' salaries, larger classes, teacher shortages, more charters, more vouchers, school funding that has fallen over the decade. In a fine analysis of last week's huge May 16th demonstration by teachers in North Carolina, the NY Times' Dana Goldstein describes the very same set of problems striking teachers have been identifying all spring: "In North Carolina, inflation-adjusted salaries are down 9 percent since 2009. Teachers earned an average of $9,000 less than the national average of $59,000 during the 2016-17 school year…. North Carolina is also the top user of foreign teachers brought in via the J-1 temporary visa, a trend that has accelerated because of stagnant pay. After Republicans took control of state government in 2013, North Carolina ended the estate tax and lowered corporate taxes as well as some personal income taxes… Since 2009, the budgets for supplies, textbooks and school technology have been slashed by about half… And a greater share of teacher compensation has been dedicated toward pensions and health care costs." While Governor Roy Cooper, a recently elected Democrat has proposed ending some already-planned future tax cuts "for businesses and high earners," Republicans in the North Carolina legislature make up a veto-proof supermajority.
The challenge for all of us will be to pay attention to what's happening in our statehouses. Then we must continue exposing—whatever the differences in the operation of education policy across the 50 states—the realities the corporate agenda has infused through ALEC model laws introduced across state legislatures. These are the laws that cut taxes, expand charters, redirect tax dollars to private schools through vouchers. And we'll need to identify the far-right money and political power in our statehouses blocking the equitable distribution of dollars to the school districts most in need. We owe thanks to the desperate schoolteachers whose walkouts this spring have jump-started this work.
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Coxco, a Craigmore Company, receives grant to establish a training programme aiming to boost regional employment
Coxco Farming and Horticulture Ltd and CARE Tairawhiti will receive $2.25 million as part of the latest Provincial Growth Fund allocations designed to support people into work.
Regional Economic Development Minister Shane Jones yesterday announced a regional skills and education training investment worth $12.2 million across the country.
"The Covid-19 pandemic has dealt a blow to New Zealand's economy, with the effects being felt hard in the regions," Mr Jones said.
"Our recovery will be driven, in large part, by the regions so it is imperative businesses have a well-trained work force and Kiwis have more ways to learn and upskill.
"These projects will increase the number of people enrolled in PGF-funded skills and employment programmes to around 13,150.
Coxco will receive $1.45 million to establish a training and employment programme to help 100 unemployed Tairawhiti people into employment either with Coxco or elsewhere in the local primary sector.
"It's great news. It's good to see this contribution from Government," said Coxco managing director Omi Badsar.
"It's a great opportunity to upskill our local community in the horticulture and wider primary sector field."
Coxco have been involved with the Tairawhiti workforce since 1996.
"This is a great opportunity to employ more people in our industry.
"As soon the funding comes through from Government we will get started," Mr Badsar said.
"The aim at this stage is to kick the programme off early next year."
CARE Tairawhiti, a sub-group of the broader Tairawhiti Economic Action Plan, will receive $800,000 to help Tairawhiti employers build effective employment practices to help an estimated 235 local people into sustainable employment.
CARE is a regional group of employers, industry and government agencies charged with delivering solutions to develop, grow and connect our local talent with employers and jobs, and vice versa, as well as identifying future workforce needs.
"CARE was a co-creation of the region and the Provincial Development Unit, recognising the amount of PGF spend that was coming to the region and ensuring that the jobs created from this investment were for our people and for the long term" said co-chair Gavin Murphy CEO of Trust Tairawhiti.
"As a collective, we are striving to be practically helpful to industry and employers and connect with the talent. The funding will be used to employ resources that are very much hands-on in connecting employers and jobs with talent."
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This episode, Pop-Crazed Youngsters, sees us getting our hands down the back of the sofa on another random episode of Top Of The Pops - but as it's 1986 - a year we haven't done yet - we're half-expecting to touch a maggot-infested rat, or an open pot of hair gel with all mould on it. We needn't have worried, though, this particular episode has real-life Indie bands that you only see in the music papers in it, and they've actually let an actual woman co-present the show, a mere 21 years after it first started. The downside being that she's stuck with Mike Read, looking like the third member of Black Lace.
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Al Needham, Sarah Bee and Taylor Parkes come together for a long, hard stare at the summer of '86, veering off to discuss the buttons that do nothing on the Tube, Melchester Rovers' turbulent 1985/86 season, how difficult it is to carve someone's name on a bullet, and the proper way of reacting to someone asking you why you're so fucking crap. We swear. A lot.


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Former Auburn offensive lineman Tashawn Manning transferring within SEC
Updated: Dec. 13, 2021, 5:48 p.m. |
Published: Dec. 13, 2021, 3:06 p.m.
Tashawn Manning (56) in practice Tuesday. Auburn football practice on Tuesday, Aug. 10, 2021 in Auburn, Ala. Todd Van Emst/AU Athletics Todd Van Emst/AU Athletics
Tashawn Manning will spend his final year of eligibility in the SEC -- just not at Auburn.
The former veteran Auburn offensive lineman, who entered the transfer portal two weeks ago, announced Monday afternoon that he will transfer to Kentucky for the 2022 season.
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"I want to extend a great big thank you to my parents, my sister, my girlfriend and all the fans, coaches, and universities who showed me love during this decision making process," Manning wrote in a post on Instagram. "It is now time for me to take the next step in my collegiate career. With that being said, I have decided to use my last year of eligibility at the University of Kentucky."
Manning, a 6-foot-4, 335-pounder originally from Apopka, Fla., started every game at left guard for Auburn during the 2020 season but was relegated to a reserve role for much of the 2021 season as Brandon Council made the switch from right guard to the left side of the line and started eight games at that position. Manning got the nod at left guard for two of Auburn's final three games of the season -- against Mississippi State and South Carolina -- and started at right guard in the regular-season finale against Alabama.
Manning signed with Auburn as part of the Tigers' 2016 recruiting class and was originally a three-star defensive tackle prospect. He did not enroll on the Plains until 2017, though, delaying the start of his college career as he underwent eight months of cancer treatment before being cleared to return to the field.
Though he was a fifth-year senior this fall, Manning still has one year of eligibility remaining thanks to the NCAA granting all student-athletes an additional year of eligibility due to the pandemic.


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marriage: 8 Aug 1808 at Lincoln Co., N.C.
Elizabeth (Bollinger) Shuford
birth: c.1787 at Lincoln Co., N.C. to Heinrich and Mary Magdalene (Savits) Bollinger
death: After 1 June 1850, Clark Co., IN
Children of John Dellinger and Elizabeth (Bollinger) Shuford :
(John's stepdaughter) Susannah A. C. Perkins, b. 1804, d. after 1862, m. Alfred Spangler
(John's stepdaughter) Mary "Polly" Shuford, b. 1806, d. 1871, m. Isaac Prather
Barbara Dellinger, b. c1809, d. after 1870, m. John Lutz
Sarah Dellinger, b. 1814, d. after 1870, m. Henry Fry
Elizabeth Dellinger, b. 1815, d. 1891, m. Albert Bennett
Jacob Dellinger, b. 1816, d. 1878, m. unmarried
John Dellinger, b. 1818, d. 1899, m. unmarried
Indiana Dellinger, b. c1820, d. after 1860, m. James Henry Whitsel
Sophia L. Dellinger, b. c1823, d. after 1900, m. Henry Spaulding
William Henry Dellinger, b. 1825, d. 1904, m. Claudine M. Clark
John Dellinger Lived In:
1784 – 1814 Lincoln County, North Carolina
1814 until his death, John Dellinger lived on Lancassange Creek, Clark Co., Indiana. The area is present-day Utica Township.
Kathy Gunter Sullivan
Email: sully1@carolina.rr.com
This entry was posted in Clark County and tagged Bennett, Clark, Dellinger, Fry, Lutz, Prather, Spangler, Spaulding, Whitsel on July 30, 2016 by oahblog.
Emma Rose Hatter
b. 20 October 1919, Delphi, Carroll County, Indiana, to William Harry and Bertha Rose (Sudlow) Hatter
d. 26 October 2000, Everton, Boone County, Arkansas
m. 1 February 1941, Knox, Starke County, Indiana
Meredith Earl Lockridge
b. 29 September 1917, Knox, Starke County, Indiana, to Guy A. and Arizona Ione (Baker) Lockridge
d. 18 January 1994, Harrison, Boone County, Arkansas
Children with Meredith Earl Lockridge:
• James Earl (b. 1944) married Regina Lee Scott
• Joan Marie (b. 1946) married Jimmie Lewis Cole
• Guy Dean (b. 1949) married Rosetta Maria Phillips
• Kathaleen (b. 1952) married (1) Harvey Worrie Clark, Jr., (2) Duane Recoy, (3) Steve Riley, (4) Buck Underwood
• Margaret Ellen (b. 1962)
Emma moved with her parents to Arkansas in 1935. The next few years found the family living in Arizona and then California before returning to Arkansas in 1939.
When her father left the family in Arkansas, she took her ill mother and younger brother and sister back to Indiana in 1940 to live with her aunt, Lucy Sudlow, in Starke County, Indiana. While there she met and married Meredith Lockridge. Together they raised her brother, Oliver, and sister, Roseltha.
Emma and her husband moved to Arkansas in 1959, living first in Newton County and then in Boone County, where they remained until their deaths.
She was a homemaker, church worker, and 4-H leader for 35 years.
Joan Cole
Odessa MO
E-mail: jmcole@iland.net
This entry was posted in Carroll County, Starke County and tagged Baker, Clark, Cole, Hatter, Lockridge, Phillips, Recoy, Riley, Scott, Sudlow, Underwood on September 22, 2014 by oahblog.
John Parker Rushton
b. 1823, North Carolina, to George and Sarah (Needham) Rushton
d. Crawford County, Kansas
m. 25 September 1845, Hamilton County, Indiana
Alice Ann Horn
b. 1828, Ohio
Children with Alice Ann Horn:
• Sarah Ann (1847-1851)
• Mary H. (1849-1890) married Amby Teters
• Rachel Ellen (1852-1882) married George Fippen
• Joseph O. (b. 1854) married Catherine Conner
• Catherine S. (b. 1857) married John Mullin
• Francis V. (b. 1859)
• Irene Alice (1861-1956) married John R. Clark
• John N. (1864-1952) married Ellen Taylor
• George Wilson (1864-1952) married Esther Dix
• Charles A. (b. 1866)
• William P. (1869-1940) married Bessie Phelan
John came to Hendricks County, Indiana, with his parents in 1824 and moved to Hamilton County with them in 1830. He was a farmer.
He left Indiana about 1877 when he moved to Crawford County, Kansas, with one of his brothers. While the rest of the family and some of the older children remained in Indiana, John and his brother Edward's family moved on to Kansas.
Rhonda Dunn
E-mail: radunn1953@aol.com
This entry was posted in Hamilton County, Hendricks County and tagged Clark, Conner, Dix, Fippen, Horn, Mullin, Needham, Phelan, Rushton, Taylor, Teters on September 22, 2014 by oahblog.
David Likens McCoy
b. 30 March 1851, Kewanna, Fulton County, Indiana, to Isaac Newton and Eliza Jan (Martin) McCoy
d. 28 November 1919, Solomon, Kansas
m. 23 May 1877, Kewanna, Fulton County, Indiana
[–?–] Sellers
b. 15 April 1856, Kewanna, Fulton County, Indiana, to Samuel Ward and Sarah E. (Cannon) Sellers
d. 17 February 1932, Solomon, Kansas
Children with [—?—] Sellers:
• Edna Dell (1878-1879)
• infant (b. ca. 1880)
• Thaddeus (1880-1959) married (1) Mabel [–?–], (2) Rose Samuels
• Leonda Guy (1882-1962) married (1) Lou [–?–], (2) Ruth [–?–]
• Verl (1887-1926) married Helen G. Romberger
• Jay I. (b. 1888) married Minnie Cole (?)
• Orin G. (1889-1976) married Martha W. Engle
• Vera Junetta (b. 1893) married Elmer E. Clark
David and his family lived near Kewanna, Fulton County, Indiana, before moving to Solomon, Kansas. He worked as a laborer and as a farmer.
Duane Schmidt
E-mail: schmidt_1@alltel.net
This entry was posted in Fulton County and tagged Cannon, Clark, Engle, Martin, McCoy, Romberger, Samuels, Sellers on September 22, 2014 by oahblog.
Fred Horace Wallace
b. 12 December 1867, Ada, Kent County, Michigan, to William and Jane Elizabeth (Green) Wallace
d. 1946, Long Beach, Los Angeles County, California
m. 31 March 1890, Ada, Kent County, Michigan
Veva Agusta Clark
b. 20 February 1871, Greenville, Montcalm County, Michigan, to Aruna Smith and Cynthia Selina (Austin) Clark
Children with Veva Agusta Clark:
• Farrand Almeron (1891-1967) married Adell Barthol
• Lee Clark (1893-1962) married (1) Dorothy Maebelle Kunze, (2) Ann Rebecca Margaret Rae Frost
• Lucia Jane (1898-1957) married William John Nadvornik
• Charles Henry (1911-1974) married (1) Evelyn Elizabeth Evans, (2) Dorothy Cole, (3) Ann Rebecca Margaret Rae Frost
Fred and Veva moved their family from Saranac, Ionia County, Michigan, sometime in 1910. They settled in Peru, Miami County, Indiana, where Fred opened a meat and grocery business. After losing everything in the flood of the Wabash and Ohio rivers that devastated the Wabash Valley, March 23-26, 1913, they moved back to Michigan where they remained.
Dori Wegehaupt
New Baltimore MI
E-mail: doriweg@aol.com
This entry was posted in Miami County and tagged Austin, Barthol, Clark, Cole, Evans, Frost, Green, Kunze, Nadvornik, Wallace on September 22, 2014 by oahblog.
George Washington Trisler, II
b. 18 December 1873, Rockport, Spencer County, Indiana, to George Washington and Nancy A. (Wire) Trisler
d. 18 May 1937, Vera, Washington County, Oklahoma
m. 5 September 1900, Seneca, Newton County, Missouri
Dillie Crippen
b. 29 May 1883, Seligman, Barry County, Missouri, to Jessie Ives and Susan Elizabeth (Wyrick) Crippen
d. 3 March 1969, Broken Arrow, Tulsa County, Oklahoma
Children with Dillie Crippen:
• Pearl (1902-1902)
• Urban I. (1903-1990) married Alma Fae Sears
• Earl James (1906-1988) married Katie Irene Searle
• Iva Ella (1909-1987) married Fred Amiott
• Mary Sue (1911-1997) married William Edward Wickham
• Paul Elmer (1914-1987) married (1) Ruth Hannon, (2) Nancy [–?–]
• Dillie Faye (1917-1945) married Roy Denton
• Willie George (b. 1920) married Betty Jo Clark
• Tina Christine (b. 1922) married William Clayton Gilbert
• Juanita (1926-1926)
• Dolly Esther (b. 1927) married Henry Franklin Weygandt, Jr.
George lived in Rockport and Midway in Spencer County, Indiana, before emigrating in 1879. He was a Pentecost preacher. He had a molasses mill, raising his own cane and peddling the results. He also had a hay baler and baled hay all over the country.
Tina Trisler Gilbert
E-mail: wgilb10676@aol.com
This entry was posted in Spencer County and tagged Amiott, Clark, Crippen, Denton, Gilbert, Hannon, Searle, Sears, Trisler, Weygandt, Wickham, Wire, Wyrick on September 21, 2014 by oahblog.
b. 19 November 1848, New Durham Township, LaPorte County, Indiana, to William C. and Phebe (Clark) Taylor
d. 14 December 1924, Washington, D.C.
m. 26 October 1876, Kankakee Township, LaPorte County, Indiana
Kezia Preston
b. 1 February 1855, Kankakee Township, LaPorte County, Indiana, to Calita T. and Cynthia (Terwilliger) Preston
d. 27 February 1936, Washington, D.C.
Children with Kezia Preston:
• Mable C. (b. 1881) married Monroe L. Friedheim
Zachary farmed in New Durham Township, LaPorte County, Indiana, until 1899 when he moved to the town of LaPorte and went into the well driving business. Mable was a school teacher, but secured a job with the War Risk Bureau in Washington, D.C., in 1918. In the spring of 1920, her parents moved to Washington, D.C., to be with her.
Barbara Taylor Szabo
Osceola IN
This entry was posted in LaPorte County and tagged Clark, Friedheim, Preston, Taylor, Terwilliger on September 21, 2014 by oahblog.


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Q: Apache 2.0 is showing only text and not php files I have a web application written in PHP, html and JavaScript.
On my PC, I have installed the EasyPHP program which has Apache and everything installed.
I wanted to put this web app on my server and I have installed Apache 2.0, but my php files are displayed as text or downloaded automatically.
I have tried several things, one of which is to add the below to my conf file:
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
AddType application/x-httpd-php-source .phps

But it's still not working.
What else can I do?

A: Don't use XP as a server operating system, because it's not one.
If it's gotta be that generation of Windows OSes (also a really bad idea), at least put Server 2003 R2 on there.  It shouldn't be too hard to find a legit copy on the cheap; I personally use the Server 2003 discs as coasters.  A much better idea would be to get an appropriate edition of Server 2008 R2 or 2012, but that would be more expensive than an OS that's largely abandoned or being abandoned rapidly.
As to actually correcting the problem, you haven't given enough information to really troubleshoot this, but the .php files being downloaded or displayed instead of executed is a browser setting (that can be influenced by a number of other things, which you haven't given enough information about).  Look into how to change how your browser handles .php files and/or try your luck with a different browser and see if it just works after installing a new one.

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An Indian kitchen is one magical place where even in a few minutes time you can create culinary wonders. Being fire-based, the Indian cuisine involve lots of churning and roasting to get that perfect blend of spices that include cumin, turmeric, coriander powder, red pepper, black pepper, turmeric, clove, cinnamon, cardamom, mustard, fenugreek and more. Asafoetida or Hing is the most used ingredient in Indian recipes. It is known to give a particular flavor that makes pulses or dal and dry vegetables truly amazing. Indian recipes are about using the right spices in right amounts.
Interestingly, there are hundreds of Indian cuisines that belong to different regions of India. Depending upon the climatic conditions, agricultural production, historic incidences and cultural factors, these cuisines present a wide variety of unique flavors.
Cuisine from North-India
The cuisines from north-India present a wide range of sumptuous food items that are spicy and made rich by inclusion of ghee. The tangy flavors are attained by blending many spices. Kashmiri food presents flavors that come after lots of roasting in oil. Rogan Josh is the most popular recipe and a delight among non-veg lovers. There are 30 other mutton recipes that are savored here. A multicourse meal made by Kashmiri Muslims on special occasions is known as Wazwan. It is known to be prepared and presented very artistically. The other popular Kashmiri dishes are Yakhni, Qeleeya, Goshtaba, Dum Olav, Gogji Raazma and Modur Pulav. Apart from this, Kashmiris are very fond of tea or Kehwa which is prepared in a very special way by brewing it in authentic flavors.
A lot of ghee and khade masale or unbroken spices like green and black cardamoms, cinnamon, cloves, bay leaf are used in Himachali food. The Himachali dishes include Khatta Kaddu, Bathu ki Kheer, Siddu Ghee, Mal Puda, Kachalu and Kala Chana. They eat lots of lentils, rice and vegetables. To keep themselves warm during winters, they intake lots of vegetable and meat broth and, til or sesame chutney.
The Punjabis are known for their sporty attitude and good food. They focus a lot on dairy products like ghee, lassi, butter or makkhan and use them while cooking to make the hot-favorite dishes like Butter Chicken, Butter Naan and Dal Makhni. The top ingredients in Punjabi food are ginger, garlic and onion. The popular Punjabi foods include stuffed Paranthas, Kadhi-Chawal, Chhole Bhature, Makke ki Roti and Sarson ka Saag. Apart from these, the Tandoori and grilled food is also enjoyed by people, especially on occasions. Punjabis are very fond of Chicken which they present in their own way in the form of Butter Chicken which is served with Naan. Among vegetarians, Tandoori Paneer is hot favorite.
The staple diet of people of Uttar Pradesh includes dal, roti, sabzi and rice. On special and festive occasions, Pooris and Kachoris are enjoyed along with spicy vegetable curries. The most popular and savored snacks here are chaat, pakoris and samosas that are served with tangy chutneys. The non-vegetarians enjoy Mughlai and Awadhi food that includes a range of Kababs, Biryanis and Mutton curries.
To manage in the tough cold and mountainous region, people of Garhwal and Kumaon region, take the diet that is high in proteins like soya and pulses. Apart from the traditional spices that are used commonly in India, there are many other exclusive ones like timmer, bhangira, jambu and gandharaini. Some of the recipes that are unique are namely, dubuk, chadanji, kappa, jholi, chadanji and rus. To go well with the meal, they prepare side dishes like cucumber raita, daarim ki khatai, mooli ka raita and aam ka fajitha. Their festival celebrations are marked by sweets like singal, pua, singodi, malai laddoo and bal mithai.
Cuisine from West India
The cuisines of western states of Rajasthan and Gujarat are vegetarian and resemble a lot. This owes to the similar climatic conditions experienced here – hot and dry summers and dry and chilly winters. The relatively less production of vegetables led to more of chutneys and pickles included in the meals. To make the meals fulfilling, they use lots of milk products, a variety of flours and cereals.
Rajasthani food is very spicy while the Gujarati dishes are a bit sweet as little sugar is added to almost all of them. A typical Gujarati thali comprises of 8 to 10 vegetable curries and dals, chapati, rice and namkeens to go with them. You can enjoy the popular snack known as Farsan that is usually a part of almost all the meals. A Rajasthani thali also comprises of many vegetables, daal, baati, gatta-kadhi, sengri-aloo, churma, chapati, puranpoli, papad and pickles.
In Maharashtra and Goa, coconut and peanuts are used a lot in various dishes. A Maharashtrian thali comprises of vegetables or bhaajis, dal, chapatis, puran polis, rice, Batata-vada, Srikhand and Modak as sweet-dish. Maharashtrians enjoy a variety of snacks like Chidwa, Sabudana Khichdi, Kothimbir Wadi, Bhakarwadi, Missal and Shira. The most popular snacks of Mumbai are Pav-Bhaji, Bhelpuri, Bhajiya and Vada-Pav. They are the staple diet for some. Bhel is the most liked time-pass snack.
Goa is known for the sea-food with local dishes like Vindaloo, Kismur and Kalputi. Many of its dishes are inspired with Portuguese recipes.
Cuisine from South-India
The south-Indian cuisines are represented by that of five states – Kerala, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. The cuisines of these states are quite similar to each other with coconut and rice being the major ingredients, along with lentils that are made in similar ways. The spices used in their dishes are almost the same. Among these, the cuisines of Andhra are most spicy. Some of the dishes that are made in many ways and are quite common here are - Pappu, Pulusu and Chaaru. Among non-vegetarian dishes the most popular one is Hyderabadi Biryani. Others are Kodi Guru, Kodi Pulusu, cheap Pulusu and a number of seafood dishes that include fish and prawn curries. In Telangana region, the rotis made of jowar and bajra are eaten most.
The Karnataka state presents a very diverse range of cuisines. The main savories include vegetables and lentils made along with coconut, Huli-rice, Saaru made like Rasam, the vegetable dish playa, Kadambattu – dumplings made of steamed rice and many more. In south Karnataka, Ragi and rice are eaten mostly. During winters, the Indian beans known as Avare kal are eaten most in the form of upama, usali and huli. As a side dish, yogurt and buttered milk flavored with curry leaves and spices are enjoyed. The tadka is made of mustards seeds and curry leaves. Karnataka is known for delicious sweets namely, Mysore Pak, Pheni, Chiroti, Pedha and Obbattu. People also love coconut sweetmeat.
Kerala enjoys both vegetarian and non-vegetarian savories. The typical Kerala Hindus are strictly vegetarians and live on Paalpradaman, Nendarangai chips, Olan, Eviyal, Erucherri, Pulissery, Sambar, Kalan, Rasam, Pachady, Upperis and Khichadi. While non-vegetarians make fish curry, shrimp coconut curry, fish fry, fish pickle, chicken fry, podimeen fry, Meen Thoran, Karimeen, Pollichathu, chicken stew, shrimp masala, duck curry, mutton stew, Malabari fish curry, Kakka, Kalllumekka, Malabari Biriyani, jewel fish, pearl spot fish, squid, mussels, Kappa Vevichathu. The most loved non-vegetarian dish of Kerala is Malabar Biriyani which is made of a variety of rice - Khyma rice. For breakfast, people enjoy Payasam, Ullivada, Appam, Idli, Dosa and Idiyappam. Most of the dishes are served with coconut chutney and papad.
Like Keralites, the Tamilians also enjoy non-vegetarian dishes except the Brahmin communities. On special occasions, the meat-eaters avoid meat. The gravy dishes that are presented with rice are Kuzhambu, Paripu, Sambhar, Kadaiyals and Rasam. The side-dishes include Poriyal, Kootu, Kari and papad. There is a variety of Kerala snacks that include Bonda, Idli, Upma, Dosa, Pongal, Poori, Appam, Vadai, Thayir Pachadi and Bajji along with chutneys and soups. Chettinad cuisine that comprises majorly of non-vegetarian dishes is enjoyed by people of Shivaganga region in Tamil Nadu. It includes sea-food prawn, crab, lobster, mutton and chicken. These people don't eat beef and pork. The vegetarian Chettinad dishes include Paniyaram, Idiyappam, Adikooh, Seeyam and Athirasam.
Cuisine from East and North-East India
The north-east Indian cuisines include Assamese, Manipuri, Tripuri and Naga cuisines that present a wide variety of authentic flavors. Assamese use less spices and do not fire-cook much. The flavors are extracted from exclusive vegetables and fruits that are grown here. Most of the dishes are made of rice and fish. The popular snacks made of rice are Xandoh, Chira, Poita and Akhoi. Various fish that are eaten in Assam are Rohu, Ilish, Maagur, Borali, Bhokua, etc. The important dishes of Assam are Tenga (sour fish), Khar (made of papaya), Pitika (made of mashed potatoes). These dishes are served with chutneys and pickles. Fritters are enjoyed here with Saah or Tea.
The most liked savory made of rice is Pitha that is made during festivals like Bihu. A variety of Pithas include Ghila Pitha, Til Pitha, Lakhimi Pitha, Tekeli Pitha, Muthiya Pitha, Deksi Pitha, Tora Pitha. Post-meal, Assamese have Paan which they name as Tamol.
Manipuris eat dishes made of rice, leafy vegetable and fish. While Tripuri cuisine includes majorly of non-vegetarian dishes that are made of meat and vegetables cooked in local herbs. They also use fermented fish in their recipes. In Nagaland, fish and meat are prepared by drying and fermenting. They also eat pork and beef in smoked form. The food is usually spicy that is made of a variety of chillies that are grown here.
Bengali cuisine presents the most authentic of flavors from its range of unique preparations. With fish and rice being the most important ingredients of their meals, they usually steam the food along with combinations of various spices that is not found elsewhere. They use spices like kalonji, radhuni, paanch phoron – a mixture of many spices. Kasundi sauce made of mustard serves as a popular dip for the snacks. Some of the well-known Bengali recipes are Shukto, Maccher Jhol, Chingri Macher Malai curry, Kosha Mangsho, Cholar Daal and Hilsa Paturi. The popular Bengali bread is Luchi that is a form of Poori which is slightly sweetened. Bengalis take deep pride in preparing sweetmeats that are popular all over the world. Some of them are Chomchom, Sandesh, Pitha, Roshogulla, Rasmalai and many more varieties of them.
Belonging to different regions and religions, these recipes collectively are known as 'Indian cuisine' which is today most liked worldwide.
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Pawel Adamowicz, the mayor of the northern Polish city of Gdansk was stabbed on stage by a man on Sunday evening. Pawel was attending the finale of a large charity event 'Lights to Heaven' and it has been reported that Pawel's condition to be very critical. The attack is being regarded as an assassination attempt; however, if the attack has any political motive or not is being deeply inspected.
Gdansk Mayor Pawel Adamowicz was assaulted with a knife while he was on the stage. The Mayor was stabbed in the abdomen and after the attack he fainted down while holding his belly. The Light to Heaven fundraiser event arranged by the Great Orchestra of Christmas Party is regarded to the most crucial charity of Poland.
Polish President Andrzej Duda stated that he was notified that the doctors were successful in restoring the critically injured Mayor Pawel Adamowicz. Even though the doctors are very hopeful about Pawel's recovery; still, Pawel's condition remains critical. Andrzej requested the people to pray for Pawel's quick recovery.
Polish media aired reports that the alleged attacker Stefan W shouted from the stage that he was detained during the previous national government by Civic Platform and mayor Pawel belonged to that party. The attacker shouted that he was detained even after being innocent. Hence, as under the Civic Platform he was tortured to a great extent i.e. he killed Mayor Adamowicz. Later on, the attacker was arrested.
As per police reports, Stefan holds a criminal record of violent crime. He had carried out bank robberies in the past.
Pawel was stabbed in the area of his heart; however, the extent of the injury was not mentioned. Some TV footage revealed Adamowicz was on stage with a sparkler in hand just before the attack and was telling the audience that it had been a great day. At this time, the attacker approached Pawel and attacked him.