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XAVI HERNÁNDEZ INTERVIEW | PART 1
Xavi: "It would be a big mistake for Spain to change their style"
Xavi Hernández, who at 38 is still active in the game, sat down to chat with AS about the state of play with Spain after their premature exit from the World Cup.
Javier Miguel
Update: 9 July 2018 11:57 EDT
Xavi Hernández sat down to chat with AS about the factors which contributed to Spain's premature exit from the World Cup, whether the team's style is out of date and what lies ahead in the future for the team.
FACUNDO ARRIZABALAGA (EFE)
The World Cup has always been difficult
Spain is blessed with a wealth of wonderful talent, they enjoyed a superb qualifying campaign, then Lopetegui leaves and it all goes horribly wrong at the World Cup. What do you think was behind the team's downfall in Russia?
The first explanation is that, in pure football terms, it's very difficult to beat any national team regardless of what level they might be at. It's a real struggle to beat Tunisia, Morocco, Saudi Arabia... And after that, Spain started off well then faded at the World Cup. The team had a decent start against Portugal and the sensations were good. I was in the stands watching the game and I thought we dominated the game and even played some brilliant football for brief moments; a few players suffered a loss of self-confidence and that rubbed off on the rest of the lads. Another thing which affected them was Lopetegui leaving. That the coach was leaving to take the Real Madrid job just two days before the World Cup was about to start must have been difficult for the players to digest.
Were you disappointed by that?
Of course. I regularly saw Lopetegui in Las Rozas when we were doing the coaches' training course and I thought that he is a man who is well prepared for the job, he was full of hope and felt convinced that things would work out well - he knew the players well and also during the two years the team spent in the qualifying round, they hadn't lost a game... Spain played some really nice football in the qualifiers and you got the feeling that Spain were in control of their games and that Lopetegui had everything in order, he was a good leader - a lot of people tell me that; everyone was happy with him and then two days before the tournament starts, it turns out he is joining Real Madrid. I would think the same if it had been Barcelona or Betis. Sometimes, because a lot of people associate me with Barcelona it might seem that I am against Real Madrid. It's not that I am against Madrid, just that these kinds of things break the harmony within the squad. I'll repeat what I said the day after he left. It was a hasty decision, the wrong decision and the squad didn't take it very well.
ABEDIN TAHERKENAREH (EFE)
Xavi: I'm not ready to take on the Spain job
Rubiales will be naming the new coach today. Your name was in the list of candidates. Have you ruled yourself out of the job completely?
First of all, I don't think I am ready to take on such a big role; secondly I don't have my license to coach at international level and thirdly, now's not the right moment. I don't see myself taking on that kind of responsibility yet, I need to gain practice and experience coaching, I would need to prepare properly, assemble my coaching staff... there would be so many things to sort out. It wouldn't make sense for me to take the job now. It's very nice that I have been considered, but it would be too hasty.
Whoever does take the job has to continue with the idea with what made Spain European and world champions?
Of course, absolutely.
Xavi Hernández with Santi Giménez, Javier Miguel and Alfredo Relaño. FERRAN ZUERAS (DIARIO AS)
No foolproof formulas in football
Was that what Lopetegui had in mind?
The whole thing about "possession for nothing" was just the Russia game - you can't apply that to all of the games we've played. For instance, against Portugal the famous tiqui-taca - as the media calls it, worked. We played well, we pressed well, we attacked Portugal, had control of the ball and created plenty of chances. The same idea was put into practice against Russia, but they'll be days when it works and days when it won't. You will always have days when your opponents make everything much more difficult and you can't find solutions, whether you are trying get a breakthrough by going through the middle or from the wings.
Do you think Spain are on the right path?
I'm in no doubt whatsoever that the tiqui-taca passing style is the right way to go for Spain; it's a style which we started 10 years ago - right at the beginning with Camacho, Iñaki Sáez and Del Bosque, but most of all with Luis Aragonés. That's the idea we must stick with. It would be a huge mistake to suddenly adopt a different idea and style of play. Spain have to follow a path which is determined by the players we have - Isco, Busquets, Thiago, Asensio… these are players who like having the ball at the feet, they press high, they enjoy being the protagonists. That's the way I see it, but I can understand there are other ways of looking at it.
Now that you mention Isco, you made a few comments about him playing pretty football but not good football. Some people didn't agree with you on that. Can you explain what you meant?
That goes for Isco and for every footballer on the planet. You can do a fancy roulette inside your own half and it doesn't serve for anything or help the team in any way at all; what I mean is, you have to perform those sorts of moves: roulettes, stepovers or dribbling in the final quarter of the pitch, close to your opponents' goal if it is going to give you some kind of advantage. I mentioned Isco because I was asked specifically about Isco and Asensio. It's not for me to give Isco any kind of advice at all; I simply said it generally speaking, so it applies for Messi, Iniesta… That's what I think. Footballers can pull out all of those fancy skills, nutmegs etc. in the final third of the pitch where you have more to gain - not in your own half. That's why I described it as fancy football versus good football, as Luis Aragonés used to call it. Which do you prefer - pretty football or good football? I prefer good football, football that gives me results. You can do all the pretty football you like, but there's no point if it gets you nowhere...
Brazil was your favourite before the World Cup started?
That's right. I saw them as being physically strong, well organized, a few insiders spoke wonders to me about Tite. But like I say, this World Cup has been very equal and Belgium played their cards well - Hazard was sensational, De Bruyne was very intelligent. For me, now it's France who have the best chance to win it.
CARL RECINE (REUTERS)
Xavi: "I know exactly how Iniesta must be feeling"
Your last game with the national team was a sad moment - knocked out of the World Cup and out of the starting XI for Spain's final game at Brazil 2014, can you sympathize with what happened with Iniesta?
Yes, completely. Since I gained my coaching certificate I can understand a lot of different situations. I my case, I felt let down because I saw myself as being an important player for the national team - I don't even think I had such a bad game against Holland, which we lost 5-1. It's all water under the bridge now. I fully understand how it must have been for Iniesta, he's leaving the national team feeling hurt, with the sensation that he isn't important... I can understand why he feels bad…
Have you spoken to him?
Yes. We're friends. I understand perfectly how he feels because I went through the same thing. It's not something which is easy to take on board.
Do you think Neymar gone too far with his theatrics?
It's the way he plays, it's just the way he is and that's hard to change. I can understand that it causes problems, some people think he dives too much but what you cannot criticize him for is for lack of trying or for not having personality; he will always take on a player or carry the weight of the team on his shoulders and I would much rather have a player like that on my side than someone who hides, or is afraid to take risks.
Did anyone at Barcelona take Neymar to one side to give him some advice about his antics?
No. We're all old enough to know what we're doing. What we did have to do from time to time was defend him from rival players who were trying to wind him up.
Do you think Neymar is the player with the most talent, after Messi?
Right now, yes. He is the clear successor to Messi and Cristiano. He's the No.1.
On the subject of Messi, what did you think of Argentina's World Cup?
They tried, they didn't play bad football. But when you are trying to play with extra tension, it's very difficult. I've been through the same thing in Spain, playing with people who don't want the ball, and that creates and unnecessary tension. You can't go out onto the pitch and be suffering like that. You can tell that there is a certain anxiety with Argentina, that they haven't won the World Cup since 1986. You need a lot of personality to want to have the ball at your feet, to rid yourself of this sense of urgency.
You know Leo better than most, do you see him enjoying his football with Argentina?
I don't think he's quite as happy with Argentina as he is with Barcelona.
FRANCK FIFE (AFP)
You can't win it all, all the time
Do you think Argentina's catastrophe could affect him with Barcelona?
Maybe, yes. But you don't always achieve each and every one of your objectives in life. Fortunately, most of us in that generation of players were lucky enough to win everything but that's not normal - the normal thing is that there's always something missing, something that you haven't won.
The ebb and flow of football
Xavi: I'd take Barça only winning Champions League next year
Spanish National Team
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The Poet Reclining (Le Poète allongé) is a painting by Marc Chagall, painted in oils in 1915. It is owned by Tate Modern in London. In 2016 it was on display at the Towner Gallery in Eastbourne, Sussex.

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External links
 The Poet Reclining at the Tate Modern

Paintings by Marc Chagall
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Collection of the Tate galleries
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Originally billed as an evening with Ken Knudtsen (pronounced Nood-sen), we lucked out that he brought his friend and fellow comic professional Jerry Ma. For those who don't know Ken is the writer/artist of My Monkey's Name is Jennifer, Crowpsey/Rufus & Cleveland, and I hate Zombies. Jerry is a graphic designer, T-Shirt Designer and Art Director of a comic anthology Secret Identities.
If the advice given could be boiled down to a word, it would be: Persistence. Also to simplify what it is to work in comics: Sacrifice.
No amount of rejection is too much, keep going and be persistent.
Make the big 2 have to hire you. Take a queue for Eric Powell, creator of The Goon. Create enough of a demand/fan base that the companies are forced to give you work.
Stick with your idea, show commitment and consistency.
Don't do 10 titles with 1 issue a piece, do 1 title with 10 issues.
Go with the project you are most passionate about when deciding what to commit too.
Get at least 1 issue published and have the other ideas Xeroxed, it will show your commitment.
Make sure to walk through and talk to a lot of artists in Artists Alley.
Buy from the people you talk to, who are kind enough to give you advice.
Make sure to give them something as well.
Always ask for submission guidelines from every company you talk too. They vary from company to company.
When behind the table at a con, be engaging and personable.
Don't just sit there and expect the masses to come to you. Ken and Jerry like to toss an XFL football around when traffic is slow, it attracts attention and is a good conversation starter.
Start a conversation, ask people how they are doing, and if the conversation goes away from comics, let it.
Bring non-comics friends with you to the con, especially if they want to help. They will be even more passionate about selling your book then you.
When you have a table the goal isn't just to sell books that year, but to get that person to come back to you in 3 years.
Writer if you are unsure about an artist ask for 3 pages.
Set the expectations up right off the bat.
If someone is holding you back, you have to cut them loose.
Make sure everything is set up in a contract.
Creators make money after publishers make back there costs 1st.
Look to guerrilla marketing and distribution.
Just cause you are in Diamond, doesn't mean anything.
Don't be ashamed to ask you friends to go an buy your comics at a store. Jerry once had 40 asian girls come into Midtown comics to buy his book.
Make contacts with store owners at the convention. Try to get the retailer to buy 2 books.
You need to have structure.
Constantly be doing something art-wise.
Sacrifice is the name of the game.
You do get rewarded for doing hard work.
Well that is everything. Hope to see you on December 14th for our Creative Meeting. It will be at 7pm at Pronto Pizza on 41st St. between Broadway and 6th Ave.
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A Good Day to Die Hard (2013)
What happened to guy who was supposed to make the score? Really, what happened to him or her or them? Movie had few times that lacked any music. Sometimes that could be effective but in those scenes it felt like something was missing. I heard this was really bad movie but honestly only thing that really bothered me was lack of music in some scenes and bad writing in some others.
This is not a good movie. It is stupid action movie. Generic stupid Bruce Willis action movie. It wasn't meant to be high art or anything. Realism was last thing it aimed for. I don't get why it is hated so much. Did anyone expect it to study foreign policy or Russian situation realistically? Yes, it is yankee cowboy BS at its worst. It felt insufferable at times. But in the end it was just generic stupid Bruce Willis action movie. Maybe if I paid to see it in cinema I would have felt more strongly.
When I say generic I really mean generic. There were times when I was not sure if I was watching Die Hard sequel or The Last Boy Scout sequel. The Last Boy Scout is one of my favorite action movies. It was the ultimate 80's action movie and same time the ultimate Bruce Willis action movie. John McClane felt more like Joe Hallenbeck that John McClane and with little changes McClane Junior could have been Darian Hallenbeck.
I think this would have been better as The Last Boy Scout sequel. It could had darker humor. As it is now it made me want to watch The Last Boy Scout more than to watch other Die Hard movies. The Last Boy Scout wasn't available for streaming. You have to wait for to review little bit longer. I have it on blu ray and my blu rays are stored in way that takes as little room as possible, which makes getting one bit harder. But The Last Boy Scout review is coming in future when I watch movies from my blu ray collection.
Back to this movie. To be honest I am surprised I have written this much of the movie. There really isn't much to say if you don't want to complain how stupid the movie is. First half is almost painful to watch but second half is better when you have lost all hope of it being any good. I might like movie more that others because I liked how it looked. And I still think it was quite average movie. It is only one and half hours which is good length for this kind of movie.
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Scooby-Doo: Wrestlemania Mystery (2014)
Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome (1985)
Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior (1981)
The Colony (2013)
Arrow - second season (2013-2014)
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Kick-Ass (2010)

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NEEMO (NASA Extreme Environment Mission Operations - Missão de Operações em Meio Ambiente Extremo da NASA) é um programa da agêncial espacial norte-americana, dedicado ao estudo da sobrevivência humana no laboratório submarino Aquarius, para preparação de tripulações para futuras explorações espaciais.

Aquarius, um habitat submerso  perto de Key Largo, na Flórida, a cerca de 20 m de profundidade, é usado pelo Centro Nacional de Pesquisa Submarina como base de estudos da biologia marinha. Desde 2001, a NASA o vem usando para uma série de missões, de duração variável entre 10 e 14 dias, com pesquisas levadas a cabo por astronautas ou funcionários da agência espacial.

Os membros da equipe são chamados de aquanautas ao invés de mergulhadores e durante o programa eles fazem caminhadas no fundo do mar como treinamento para Atividades extra-veiculares no espaço ou em um corpo celeste.

Para a NASA, o Aquarius propicia um ambiente similar à vida no espaço, e os membros das NEEMO, durante o programa, realizam as mesmas tarefas e experimentam os mesmos desafios sob o mar que encontrariam no espaço.

Programas da NASA


Carlson Rezidor's Executive Vice President Revenue Generation for Asia-Pacific, Lucinda Semark, gives HM an exclusive update on Radisson's global refresh.
Tell us about Radisson Re-Imagined. What's involved in the program?
At Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group, we have a powerful set of global hotel brands that are dynamic and can cater to both business and leisure travellers. We have spent the last three years on brand development investment, focusing on each of our brands, which started with the unique essence of the Radisson Blu brand in Asia Pacific.
Now it's Radisson's turn. With Radisson Re-Imagined, it provides us with an opportunity to focus on the important and growing four-star segment and maintain Radisson brand's competitive place in the market and ensure we have the right facilities to meet the needs of the younger Gen X and Gen Y travellers who stay in four-star hotels for their business and leisure trips.
-Spread the Love – a brand charity program allowing guests to give back to local communities through donations.
The Re-Imagined program was rolled out as a pilot program in seven Radisson hotels around the world in April 2013 and will be implemented globally in over 150 Radisson hotels, including 12 in Asia Pacific.
Although the core components and brand essence remain consistent with the global rollout, localization is critical in the four star segment to ensure service, food preferences and other key brand hallmarks such as Yes I Can service philosophy, are delivered in the most relevant and appealing way to guests.
What does it ultimately mean for customers?
We recognized the importance of internet connectivity for travellers and since 2010 we have been one of few hotel companies to provide all guests with complimentary unlimited internet access in all our hotels. In the past three years, we have provided over 200 million hours of free internet access to our guests as part of our service promise and guest experience.
We are now moving into another exciting new phase of implementing innovative customer experiences that will be distinctive for Carlson Rezidor, adding new and unique functionality that will set us apart from the competition.
Today's travellers are increasingly integrating technology into their lifestyles and the Radisson Re-Imagined program allows us to leverage technological innovations to enhance guest experiences and ultimately drive preference for our brand. It also allows us to develop the right facilities to meet the needs of the younger Gen X and Gen Y travellers who stay in four-star hotels for their business and leisure trips.
What impact are you expecting the changes to have on RevPAR and GSI in hotels across Asia-Pacific?
It is essential that we continue to invest in our world class brands to attract and retain the best staff and deliver compelling customer experience, which in turn drive strong results for our owners.
Based on our pilot program, performance indices at pilot properties are showing positive YoY gains since Radisson Re-Imagined rolled out and they are also experiencing strong growth in guest loyalty measures. I am confident that with the positive market perceptions we have received so far, it will increase our GSI and loyalty, leading to an improved RGI, allowing us to achieve an ultimate impact on RevPAR and drive development and growth opportunities across the region.
There are quite a few technological advances involved. How important is using advanced technology in the refresh?
In an increasingly mobile age, where technology is readily available at your fingertips the significance of utilising technological advances to improving guest touch points is becoming just as important as price, location and loyalty programs, when selecting a hotel.
With the Re-Imagined program, we want to leverage technology and give our guests the ability to stay connected with our brand through multiple touch points which is why we are enhancing our online and mobile web experience through touch points such as Check in Choice and Radisson iConcierge.
However, in Asia Pacific particularly, combining hospitality and technology is crucial as personal service and relationships are still important elements of the overall guest experience. We need to ensure that there is a balance in offering convenient and beneficial guest services via technology and personally we need to take into account cultural differences when integrating technology to improve guest experience.
You also launched a hotel simulator game recently. How successful has that been?
Our newly launched game called Rad Hotel by Radisson, is making waves in the marketplace as it is the industry's first mobile game to simulate real life hotel management and is available as a free download on iTunes and Google Play across Asia Pacific. It challenges players to design and operate simulated hotels using the brand's Yes I Can service philosophy to further generate guest satisfaction and ultimately grow their business. This interactive game, leveraging technology and service concepts, creates engagement opportunities by allowing existing and future guests to connect with the brand in a new and different way.
The launch of this mobile game is the start of many exciting things to come for travellers and loyal guests of Radisson. This is part of the brand's rejuvenation program to make it more relevant to its customers who are mainly Gen Y travellers. This innovative mobile application truly reflects Radisson's brand proposition of being daring which will now allow Radisson to have an engaging social connectivity with its guests, delighting them even more.
The game was launched in November and in less than a month, it has received a fantastic response with over 13,000 downloads worldwide so far.
There's Radisson Blu and there's Radisson. What ultimately are the defining characteristics between the brands?
In Asia Pacific, we have a powerful set of five distinct brands catering to different consumer segments. By having both Radisson Blu and Radisson branded hotels operating in Asia Pacific, it means that we have both a first class brand with Radisson Blu, and a core 4-star brand with Radisson, that can provide to both business and leisure travellers.
Radisson Blu is a five-star, iconic, and international hotel brand characterized by its stylish and sophisticated interiors. The hotels feature bespoke architecture with modern façade, and unique statement pieces that accentuate the unique character of each hotel. Flagship properties can be found globally in prime locations, including major cities, airport gateways and leisure destinations around the world.
Radisson on the other hand, is an upscale brand that offers true hospitality experience, characterized by its 'Caring, Sharing and Daring' service philosophy, focused on reliability, efficiency and thoughtfulness. The hotels feature classic, timeless design and are located in major urban and suburban locations, as well as near airports and business districts around the world. Radisson hotels also meet the needs of a growing middle class and the younger Gen X and Gen Y travellers who stay in four-star hotels for their business and leisure trips.
Both Radisson branded hotels offer a range of "World of Radisson" services and amenities that have been created specifically to be empathetic to the challenges of modern travel. There are some hallmarks that are shared between both brands such as Yes I Can service philosophy, 100% Guest Satisfaction Guarantee, free internet and, complimentary Grab & Run breakfast and express check in and check out.
There's your charity 'Spread the Love' which will also benefit from the changes. Tell us about that.
Responsible Business is a core part of our business strategy and positions our commitment to the environment, community and people. Spread the Love is one example of the various initiatives we do for Responsible Business. It is a brand charity program that is part of the Radisson Re-Imagined initiative, to reinforce our 'Caring, Sharing, Daring' brand philosophy. Through this program, guests can give back to local communities by donating US$1 to a charity that will be matched by the Carlson Foundation. Through this program, we hope to generate at least US$10 a day per hotel and the goal is to raise USD$1 million.


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All of you Yeezys fans better get your credit cards in formation!
According to @yeezymafia, the Calabasas capsule will release today in the next few hours with clothing, accessories and YEEZY POWERPHASE Only on http://yeezysupply.com.
The sneakers will reportedly retail for $120 and according to Sole Collector, each Calabasas Powerphase purchase will come with a copy of the Calabasas zine.


Exam time is difficult for everyone, generally it is a period of high stress and late nights ultimately culminating in short periods of intense pressure.
You will likely have worked very hard to get to a point where you are ready to take your exams and so it is important that once you get there you take all of the steps possible to give yourself the best chance of success. You will hopefully have already spoken to the disability team at your college or university and informed them about how you think your epilepsy may affect your studies, if not do not worry but the earlier you can do it the better.
An irregular sleep pattern is not healthy for anyone and for people with epilepsy there is the added risk of seizures. Sleep plays an important part in memory consolidation and staying up until the early hours revising is not effective way to retain information; just because you have spent 8 hours solid looking at text books it does not mean that you have done 8 solid hours of revision. The quality of your revision is as important as the length of time that you spend revising, one hour of really good focused work is more beneficial than four hours where you have covered a lot but may leave feeling completely exhausted and quite often more confused that when you started.
Whilst studying your brain will be working hard to process and retain the information that you are feeding it. It is important that you take regular breaks to help your brain refresh itself. Take this time to relax. Exercise is also helpful during these periods. Things to avoid during breaks are surfing the internet or texting/phoning your friends, this will break your concentration and will likely result in poor quality revision.
During higher education you will be busy. Besides lectures, social events and the various teams/societies/clubs that you may be affiliated with, you will need to find the time to study. Organising your schedule can help you to take advantage of any spare time that you could put to better use. Creating a revision timetable can aid you with this. Think about when your concentration levels are at their peak, is it in the morning or the evening? Small things like this can greatly improve the quality of your revision.
*Although finding the time to study is important, it is also important to include time to wind down and recharge so make sure that you create a good balance.
Your college or university has a legal obligation to make reasonable adjustments for you should you need them, so do not be afraid to ask. If you are worried about a particular aspect of your examinations then talk to your disability team, (Have a look to see if they are part of our Epilepsy Friendly scheme, if so then you can find contact information here, if not ask why!) it is their job to remove any potential barriers for you and give you a fair chance of success.
*This list is not exhaustive, take it up with your disability team and they will be able to give you more information about what they can offer.
This can be useful if you are worried about having a seizure during exams. You can request an exam invigilator to supervise you during your exam at a different location where you feel more comfortable. Taking an exam at a different time may be beneficial if you are more prone to having seizures at particular times of the day, for example, if you are more likely to have a seizure in the afternoon then you may be able to take your exam earlier in the day.
You can request supervised breaks during your exams. This could be for a variety of reasons, but for example, if you struggle to concentrate for long periods of time as a result of your epilepsy or if taking a break will help to alleviate stress and prevent possible seizures.
If you are likely to have seizures during an exam you can request for a member of staff to sit with you to record any seizure activity that you might have, you can then be awarded time back at the end of the exam (This is obviously dependant on seizure type and recovery time, but that is something to talk about with your disability team).
If you do have a seizure during an examination or if you miss an exam as a result of a seizure(s), then you may have a case for special consideration. If it is deemed that you have not been able to demonstrate your normal standard of attainment as a result of circumstances that are beyond your control, then there may be reason for your college or university to review your case and offer you the chance to re-sit your exam or perhaps even adjust your final grade. (This is at the discretion of the individual higher education institution).


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Towards Equality and Diversity
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Could an Anti-Iran Alliance Be a New Force for Peace?
April 1, 20160124 Neville Teller
Quite why or how it happened has yet to be fully determined, but the early years of the 21st century have seen the Middle East morph into a gigantic battleground. Political and religious antagonisms, both ancient and newly conceived, have flared into armed conflict in a dozen places across the region. The ancient fault line within Islam, present from the earliest days of the faith but quiescent for long periods of time, has suddenly become one of the defining elements of the turmoil – the Sunni-Shia divide. Saudi Arabia, with Mecca and Medina within its borders, is the flag-bearer for Sunni Islam; the Islamic Republic of Iran claims to represent the Shiite branch.
Unfortunately it represents much else as well, for it is dedicated to proselytizing the rest of Islam, and to combatting all non-Shia governments and nations, both Muslim and western. In pursuit of this vainglorious objective, Iran, it is argued, has become the world's largest state sponsor of terrorism. The catalogue of individual deaths and mass slaughter for which it has been responsible, either directly or by way of its puppet organization Hezbollah, is horrific and stretches back to the earliest days of the Iranian revolution in 1979.
The Iranian leadership makes little secret of its desire to achieve religious and political hegemony in the Middle East, nor of its efforts to undermine the governments of the Sunni Gulf states, which have long regarded Iran – which, of course, is not an Arab nation – as the major threat to Middle East stability, as the Wikileaks documents released in 2010 made perfectly clear.
Saudi Arabia Dealing with the Iranian Menace
Perhaps a defining moment in this struggle for power was the accession to the throne of Saudi Arabia of Salman bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud in January 2015. Salman instantly revealed himself to be a ruler who believes in decisive action, and the man he appointed as defence minister – his favourite son, 29-year-old Prince Mohammed bin Salman – soon set about energetically implementing his father's approach in dealing with the Iranian menace.
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In short order Prince Mohammed formed and led a 10-nation coalition to fight Iranian-allied rebels in Yemen, lobbied against Iran's nuclear deal with world powers, and in December 2015 hosted a conference in Riyadh to persuade Syria's opposition factions to settle on a common negotiating position in the forthcoming UN-sponsored peace talks. Then, as part of King Salman's newly assertive foreign policy, Riyadh announced that it was prepared to engage its own military in opposition to the Iranian Revolutionary Guards and the forces of Hezbollah that, with Russian support, were fighting on behalf of Assad.
Hezbollah As a Terrorist Group
Although Hezbollah, a powerful political, social and military organization, functions within Lebanon's political structure, it is largely autonomous – virtually a state within a state. Its forces are bigger and better equipped than Lebanon's own military, and do not answer to it. At Iran's behest, and without any authorisation from the Lebanese government, it has deployed substantial forces within Syria in support of Assad.
Saudi Arabia, in pursuit of its new proactive approach, decided to punish Lebanon for allowing Hezbollah this degree of latitude. In February it slashed billions of dollars in aid originally intended to boost the Lebanese army, and issued a travel warning discouraging Saudi tourists from visiting the country. Then, on March 2 the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), led by Saudi Arabia, designated Hezbollah a terrorist organization. This was the first time that the GCC, comprising Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait and Oman, had collectively stood up against Hezbollah.
Lebanese journalist, Naila Tawani, asks how the country's relations with Saudi Arabia, its closest ally in the Gulf, have been allowed to hit such a low. Her answer? "Hezbollah has dragged our country into an unnecessary involvement in the Syrian civil war," she writes. "It is following orders given to it by Damascus, while ignoring Lebanese national interests. How have foreign powers hijacked our government?… It is our responsibility to get our country out of this mess."
It was in March 2013 that Bahrain became the first Arab country to define Hezbollah as a terrorist group. The king, Hamad bin Isa Al-Khalifa, and the Bahraini government accused Hezbollah of fomenting unrest among its majority Shiite population, and of training Shiite groups to rebel against the Sunni monarchy and carry out terrorist attacks in the country. With the Arab League opposed to growing Iranian hegemony in the region, it is not surprising that Khalifa recommended that the League as a whole follow the GCC in designating Hezbollah a terrorist organization, nor that the League followed his advice on March 11 and did just that.
These moves by the GCC have, not surprisingly, met with vehement condemnation from Iranian and Hezbollah sources, which followed the well-worn path of seeing a malignant Israel behind the scenes. The Iranian Students' News Agency opined that the GCC decision was the precursor to a new military attack by Israel against Hezbollah. The Ansar Allah Houthi movement in Yemen called the GCC decision "free service to the tyrant Zionist regime".
Diplomatic Ties with Israel
More perceptively, perhaps, the Lebanon News maintained that the "designation by the GCC of Hezbollah as a terrorist group is seen as part of a process by Arab nations to align themselves with Israel. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over the past three years has been overseeing back channel discussions with many Gulf states including Bahrain, Saudi Arabia and the UAE.
He believes Arab nations share his country's disdain of Iran, and recently has hinted strongly that an alliance is in the wings. He confirmed last month that a resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict was not part of the discussions and did not pose a hurdle to Arab countries establishing diplomatic ties with the Jewish state."
Such a possibility was outlined by the Bahraini monarch, Khalifa, on March 2 during a meeting with Rabbi Marc Schneier, president of the Foundation of Ethnic Understanding based in New York. Schneier reported that during their discussion the king said that in his opinion it was just a matter of time before some Arab countries began opening diplomatic ties with Israel. Khalifa maintained that the balance of power in the Middle East between moderates and extremists depended on Israel, which had the power to defend not only itself but the voices of moderation and the moderate Arab states in the region.
As Schneier himself noted, anti-Iranianism provides a hitherto undreamed-of opportunity for formerly hostile countries to band together, thus providing the basis for peace between Israel and the Arab world. "This," said Schneier, "could be a game changer in the geopolitical climate of the Middle East."
It could indeed.
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From Oct 11th To Oct 15th, 2017
Qinzhou Open
Qinzhou Open From Oct 11th To Oct 15th, 2017
Polish dark horses Kolosinska/Kociolek reach Qinzhou Open women's final
Beach volleyball 14/10/2017
Qinzhou, China, October 14, 2017 – Poland's 30th seeds Kinga Kolosinska and Katarzyna Kociolek stunned second seeds Brooke Sweat and Summer Ross of the United States in straight sets Saturday afternoon to set up a women's final clash with Australian fifth seeds Mariafe Artacho/Taliqua Clancy at the FIVB Beach Volleyball World Tour Qinzhou Open.
Playing their second tournament together, Kolosinska/Kociolek beat the American title favorites 21-17 and 21-18 in the first semi-final match to record their fourth straight victory in the single elimination tournament including an opening upset win over third seeds April Ross and Kelly Claes of the United States.
"It was a little bit crazy, because it's so windy and it's very hard to control the ball. But we did our best, we tried to catch every ball and finish every ball. I think we deserved to win," said Kociolek.
"I am really exhausted right now and we are really satisfied to be in the final," added Kolosinska, who stopped ice Ross for the match winner.
The Polish duo, who have kept saying 'we want to win the next match' and kept winning in the last few days, were determined to clinch the title of the three-star World Tour event in Qinzhou.
"You can trust us, we keep our words, like we said we were going to win, and we want to do it again," Kociolek said.
In the other semi-final match, Artacho/Clancy upset top seeds and home favorites Wang Fan/Xia Xinyi 29-27 and 21-18. The first set was hotly contested as the two sides fought to ties from 17 to 27. Then Clancy had two shots in a row to claim the opener for the Australians. Trailing 19-15 in the second set, Wang/Xia ran off three points in a row to pull within 19-18, but Clancy came up big again by scoring the next two.
"We are so excited! It's our first semifinal on a World Tour event together and it's really special," said Clancy. "It's always hard to play the Chinese, especially at their home, so it's really nice to get the win."
Clancy attributed the victory to the patience and trust between Artacho and her. "It's just the patience and trust in our game. We know our side is quite good and we know that we can point score quite well as well. As long as we stay together and play as a team, we can come back whatever the score is," she added.
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In addition to Campinia Dessel Retie, 9 other teams from 6 different countries played in Boys 14 (born 2005). They were divided into 2 different groups, whereof Campinia Dessel Retie could be found in Gruppe 19 together with Team OWL, IUKS "Lider", Skovbakken Bears and Lokomotief Rijswijk.
Campinia Dessel Retie continued to Playoff B after reaching 5:th place in Gruppe 19. In the playoff they made it to 1/4 Final, but lost it against DAS Delft with 14-43. In the Final, Skovbakken Bears won over Avanti Brugge and became the winner of Playoff B in Boys 14 (born 2005).


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Q: Firewalld not blocking SSH requests I have following configuration on centos 7.7.
Looking for allowing only limited  IP set and blocking rest.
Going the rich rule way on public zone sounded simple. Removed ssh service and added required ip using rich rule. It seems to have started working fine. Most of spam ssh stopped. But when I restart the server, for a brief period IPs outside of the allowed list are able to reach the server. I restarted server multiple times and I could see the pattern repeated. The blocked IPs are able to reach for a period of around 2-3 minutes after reboot and then stops.
[root@ABC ~]# ifconfig
eth0: flags=4163<UP,BROADCAST,RUNNING,MULTICAST>  mtu 1500

[root@ABC ~]# firewall-cmd --get-default-zone
public

[root@ABC ~]# firewall-cmd --get-active-zones
(Nothing)

[root@ABC ~]# firewall-cmd --list-all-zones
block
  target: %%REJECT%%
  icmp-block-inversion: no
  interfaces:
  sources:
  services:
  ports:
  protocols:
  masquerade: no
  forward-ports:
  source-ports:
  icmp-blocks:
  rich rules:

dmz
  target: default
  icmp-block-inversion: no
  interfaces:
  sources:
  services: ssh
  ports:
  protocols:
  masquerade: no
  forward-ports:
  source-ports:
  icmp-blocks:
  rich rules:

drop
  target: DROP
  icmp-block-inversion: no
  interfaces:
  sources:
  services:
  ports:
  protocols:
  masquerade: no
  forward-ports:
  source-ports:
  icmp-blocks:
  rich rules:

external
  target: default
  icmp-block-inversion: no
  interfaces:
  sources:
  services: ssh
  ports:
  protocols:
  masquerade: yes
  forward-ports:
  source-ports:
  icmp-blocks:
  rich rules:

home
  target: default
  icmp-block-inversion: no
  interfaces:
  sources:
  services: dhcpv6-client mdns samba-client ssh
  ports:
  protocols:
  masquerade: no
  forward-ports:
  source-ports:
  icmp-blocks:
  rich rules:

internal
  target: default
  icmp-block-inversion: no
  interfaces:
  sources:
  services: dhcpv6-client mdns samba-client ssh
  ports:
  protocols:
  masquerade: no
  forward-ports:
  source-ports:
  icmp-blocks:
  rich rules:

public
  target: default
  icmp-block-inversion: no
  interfaces:
  sources:
  services:
  ports:
  protocols:
  masquerade: no
  forward-ports:
  source-ports:
  icmp-blocks:
  rich rules:
    rule family="ipv4" source address="1.2.3.4" service name="ssh" accept

trusted
  target: ACCEPT
  icmp-block-inversion: no
  interfaces:
  sources:
  services:
  ports:
  protocols:
  masquerade: no
  forward-ports:
  source-ports:
  icmp-blocks:
  rich rules:

work
  target: default
  icmp-block-inversion: no
  interfaces:
  sources:
  services:
  ports:
  protocols:
  masquerade: no
  forward-ports:
  source-ports:
  icmp-blocks:
  rich rules:

How the blocked IPs are able to reach with firewalld running ?

A: Your firewall doesn't look properly configured. I would add a new zone called trusted. Then add service ssh and the source IPs that need to access the server on SSH. Then in the zone public add all your services that need to be public and add the interface eth0 to that zone. I believe this is the the proper way to configure a zone based firewall.

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Advanced Military Operations Law
A graduate course offered by the ANU School of Legal Practice.
Code LAWS8166
Offered by ANU School of Legal Practice
ANU College ANU College of Law
Course subject Laws
Areas of interest Law
Advanced Military Operations Law (LAWS8166)
Inherent Requirements
To provide the ADF Legal Officers' Special Career Structure (LOSCR) with the military operations law component of Legal Training Module 3. This is the educational requirement for ADF Legal Officers to qualify for legal competency level LL4 under the LOSCR approved by the Defence Force Remuneration Tribunal.
A student who has successfully completed the course should show a sound knowledge of:
the ADF Rules of Engagement process at the strategic level and its relationship to the strategic planning process
the processes and framework for Australia's international engagement as relevant to the Defence Force
the process and constitutional law principles and issues of the Defence Force Aid to the Civil Power regime at the strategic level including State/Territory Federal relationships, consultative mechanisms and the role of strategic Command Division and the CDF
the higher level application of international law effecting the general obligations of the State as relevant to the ADF and the overall strategic management of ADF operations
the treat ratification process including in particular the ADF role and the formulation of National Impact Assessments
higher level United Nations processes and law
the international Status of Forces Agreement process and practice, including jurisdictional issues, and cross servicing arrangements
the role and potential impact of ADF Legal Officers at the strategic level in the formulation and development of state practice as part of the customary law regime.
have an advanced knowledge and understanding of the international law which applies to the use of force
have an advanced knowledge and understanding of the international law which applies to international and regional humanitarian operations
have a superior appreciation of the relevant provisions of international humanitarian law, especially the Geneva Conventions and Geneva Protocols, as they apply to contemporary aspects of military operations
have a superior appreciation of aspects of international law, international humanitarian law, and the law of the sea as they apply to military operations at sea
be able to make a superior contribution to class discussion, debate and analysis of seminar topics
be able to demonstrate superior research, analytical, and writing skills by completion of a major research paper.
Seminar presentation (null) [LO null]
Class contribution (null) [LO null]
Major independent research paper. (null) [LO null]
Week long intensive seminar with on-line communication and activities before and after.
To enrol in this course you must be studying the Graduate Diploma of Military Law (DMILL) or the Master of Military Law (7316XMMIL).
You will need to contact the ANU School of Legal Practice to request a permission code to enrol in this course.
There is no prescribed text book for this course. Students will be provided in advance with Reading Materials which contain extracts of relevant readings.
The course will be taught on the basis that you have completed Military Operations Law (LTM 2) at either the University of Melbourne or the Australian National University and that you have a sound understanding of principles and practice of international law as it applies to military operations. You should also be familiar with relevant ADF policies as they relate to the use of force, and military operations.


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Q: Selection Sorting a Linked List For an assignment in my Data Structures class, I was given a node for a linked list containing integers. I keep getting a null pointer exception, but I have been staring at it for too long, and I can't find where I messed up.

Here is my sorting class:
public class Sorter {

public Sorter() {

}

/*****
 * Sorter
 * takes a linked list, sorts it
 * @param head linked list to sort
 * @return sorted linked list
 */
public IntNode nodeSort(IntNode head) {
    IntNode holderHead = new IntNode(-1, null);
    IntNode cursor;
    int currentMax = -1;
    int count = 0;

    while (count < head.listLength(head)) {
        IntNode tempHead = new IntNode(-1, null);
        for (cursor = head.getLink(); cursor.getLink() != null; cursor = cursor.getLink()) {
            if (currentMax > cursor.getLink().getData()) {
                tempHead.setLink(cursor.getLink());
            }
        }

        if (count == 0) {
            holderHead.setLink(tempHead.getLink());
        } else {
            tempHead.getLink().setLink(holderHead);
            holderHead.setLink(null);
            holderHead = tempHead.getLink();
        }
        count+=1;
    }

    return holderHead;
}

Here is the IntNode class(Given by my Instructor):
public class IntNode {
   private int data;
   private IntNode link;

   public IntNode(int initialData, IntNode initialLink) {
      data = initialData;
      link = initialLink;
   }

   public void addAfter(int item) {
      link = new IntNode(item, link);
   }

  public int getData( ) {
      return data;
   }

   public IntNode getLink( ) {
      return link;
   }

   public static IntNode listCopy(IntNode source) {
      IntNode copyHead;
      IntNode copyTail;

      if (source == null)
         return null;

      copyHead = new IntNode(source.data, null);
      copyTail = copyHead;

      while (source.link != null)
      {
         source = source.link;
         copyTail.addAfter(source.data);
         copyTail = copyTail.link;
      }

      return copyHead;
   }

   public static IntNode[ ] listCopyWithTail(IntNode source) {
      IntNode copyHead;
      IntNode copyTail;
      IntNode[ ] answer = new IntNode[2];

      if (source == null)
         return answer;

      copyHead = new IntNode(source.data, null);
      copyTail = copyHead;

      while (source.link != null)
      {
         source = source.link;
         copyTail.addAfter(source.data);
         copyTail = copyTail.link;
      }

      answer[0] = copyHead;
      answer[1] = copyTail;
      return answer;
   }

   public static int listLength(IntNode head) {
      IntNode cursor;
      int answer;

      answer = 0;
      for (cursor = head; cursor != null; cursor = cursor.link)
         answer++;

      return answer;
   }

   public static IntNode[ ] listPart(IntNode start, IntNode end) {
      IntNode copyHead;
      IntNode copyTail;
      IntNode cursor;
      IntNode[ ] answer = new IntNode[2];

      copyHead = new IntNode(start.data, null);
      copyTail = copyHead;
      cursor = start;

      while (cursor != end)
      {
         cursor = cursor.link;
         if (cursor == null)
            throw new IllegalArgumentException
            ("end node was not found on the list");
         copyTail.addAfter(cursor.data);
         copyTail = copyTail.link;
      }

      answer[0] = copyHead;
      answer[1] = copyTail;
      return answer;
   }

   public static IntNode listPosition(IntNode head, int position) {
      IntNode cursor;
      int i;

      if (position <= 0)
           throw new IllegalArgumentException("position is not positive");

      cursor = head;
      for (i = 1; (i < position) && (cursor != null); i++)
         cursor = cursor.link;

      return cursor;
   }

   public static IntNode listSearch(IntNode head, int target) {
      IntNode cursor;

      for (cursor = head; cursor != null; cursor = cursor.link)
         if (target == cursor.data)
            return cursor;

      return null;
   }

   public void removeNodeAfter( ) {
      link = link.link;
   }

   public void setData(int newData)
   {
      data = newData;
   }

   public void setLink(IntNode newLink) {
      link = newLink;
   }
}

Driver Class:
public class Driver {
    public static void main(String args[])   {
        IntNode head = new IntNode(-1, null);
        Sorter sorter = new Sorter();

        head.addAfter(2);
        head.addAfter(4);
        head.addAfter(5);
        head.addAfter(3);
        head.addAfter(6);
        head.addAfter(9);
        head.addAfter(8);
        head.addAfter(10);

        head.setLink(sorter.nodeSort(head));

        for (IntNode i = head; i != null; i = i.getLink()) {
            System.out.println(i.getData());
        }
    }
}

A: The problem is in your sorting method. I provide you an implementation based on your data structure. Hope this helps...
public void selectionSort(IntNode head) {
    for (IntNode node1 = head; node1 != null; node1 = node1.getLink()) {
        IntNode min = node1;
        for (IntNode node2 = node1; node2 != null; node2 = node2.getLink()) {
            if (min.getData() > node2.getData()) {
                min = node2;
            }

        }
        IntNode temp = new IntNode(node1.getData(), null);
        node1.setData(min.getData());
        min.setData(temp.getData());
    }
}

And you don't need to return the head node, so your main method can look like the following:
public static void main(String args[]) {
    IntNode head = new IntNode(-1, null);
    Sorter sorter = new Sorter();

    head.addAfter(4);
    head.addAfter(5);
    head.addAfter(2);
    head.addAfter(3);
    head.addAfter(6);
    head.addAfter(9);
    head.addAfter(8);
    head.addAfter(10);

    sorter.selectionSort(head);

    for (IntNode i = head; i != null; i = i.getLink()) {
        System.out.println(i.getData());
    }
}


Bangkok is one of the world's top tourist destinations. The city itself is a true tourist paradise, proved by the growing number of travelers coming each year.
A side of the city itself, Bangkok is also surrounded by many interesting provinces that are worth visiting.
Located at the north of Bangkok are Nonthaburi and Pathum Thani provinces. They have many attractions such as Koh Kret and Lotus Museum.
Located at the east of Bangkok is Chachoengsao, a small province with many interesting attractions and activities. Tourists can pay homage to Luang Pho Sothon Buddha Image at Wat Sothon Wararam Worawihan, watch flying foxes, also known as fruit bat, at Wat Pho, see the golden church at Wat Paknam Jolo, and pray to the giant reclining of Ganesh statue at Wat Saman Rattanaram. There are also old markets for you to visit and shop such as Ban Mai Market, Nakhon Nuang Khet Market, and Khlong Suan Market.
Located at the south of Bangkok are Samut Prakan Province and the Gulf of Thailand. There are many tourist attractions such as Bang Pu, Ancient City, and Samut Prakan Crocodile Farm and Zoo.
Located at the west Bangkok are Samut Sakhon and Nakhon Pathom provinces. Tourist attractions include Don Kai Dee Benjarong Village, Phra Pathom Chedi, Sanam Chandra Palace, Don Wai Floating Market, Sampran Riverside, and Thai Human Imagery Museum.
There are great varieties of tourist attractions in Bangkok, mostly historical attractions and temples with elaborate architectures and arts. The most famous temples include Wat Phra Kaew, Wat Pho, Wat Arun, Wat Phu Khao Thong, Wat Ratchanadda, Wat Traimit, Wat Benchamabophit, Wat Bowon, and Wat Sutat.
There are palaces, museums, parks, and a wide array of shopping centers, from luxury malls to flea markets and street markets such as Chatuchak Weekend Market, Sampeng Market, and Pahurat Textile Market.
Bangkok nightlife is another highlight that has attracted many tourists from all over the world.
Invariably, every Thailand holiday includes a visit to the Kingdom's capital city, Bangkok, or Krung Thep, "the city of angels," as it is known to its inhabitants. Many tourists who travel to Bangkok are immediately overwhelmed by the sheer size of the city and the vast number of attractions Bangkok has to offer. Indeed, there is a wide variety of Bangkok sightseeing opportunities spanning more than two centuries of rapid development following the city's founding in 1782 by King Rama I, the first king of the present Chakri dynasty. Since that auspicious date, Bangkok has swelled to a cosmopolitan, 21st century city of more than ten million inhabitants. While the immensity of the city and its bustling streets can be intimidating at first, those who spend some time in Bangkok are quickly enamored by the myriad of attractions Bangkok contains, from exotic temples, which underscore Thailand's strong Buddhist history, to modern shopping malls, which make shopping an integral part of any Bangkok holiday. Bangkok features attractions guaranteed to please visitors either simply passing through the city or spending their entire Thailand holiday in Bangkok. Nearly every Bangkok holiday includes a visit to Thailand's Grand Palace, arguably the premier Bangkok sightseeing attraction. Situated in the heart of Bangkok's Rattanakosin Island, the gleaming spires of the Grand Palace are conveniently located nearby Bangkok's most spectacular temples, including the Temple of the Emerald Buddha (Wat Phra Kaeo), the Temple of Dawn (Wat Arun), and Wat Pho, which features an enormous reclining Buddha and was home of the first Thai massage school in the kingdom. These iconic destinations are top attractions to all visitors who travel to Bangkok looking to appreciate Thailand's unique cultural traditions. In fact, there are more than 400 functioning Buddhist temples throughout the city and it's not uncommon when you travel in Bangkok to spot saffron robed monks collecting morning alms or traveling throughout the city, including along the Chao Phraya River or the "River of Kings," which passes alongside the Temple of the Dawn. The winding Chao Phraya is connected by numerous canals from which Bangkok has earned its nickname the "Venice of the East." When you travel around Bangkok, a cruise on the Chao Phraya River, a visit to a floating market, or an exploration of the city's "back alley" canals (khlongs) are themselves unique Bangkok attractions. Other historical and cultural Bangkok sightseeing 'must sees' include the National Museum, Vimanmek Mansion, and Suan Pakkad Palace, all of which either house fine art or are national treasures in their own right. Beyond Bangkok's historical district, there are plenty of other attractions that make a Bangkok holiday both enjoyable and memorable. The downtown districts along Silom and Sukhumvit Roads have a convenient electric rail system, including an elevated sky-train and underground subway, that has made travel in Bangkok both easy and enjoyable. Connecting hotels directly to shopping malls and traditional markets, such as Mah Boon Krong Center and Chatuchak (JJ) weekend market, the MRT and BTS systems have literally elevated Bangkok shopping to world-class status. Of course, no Thailand holiday is complete without experiencing Thailand's vibrant nightlife. Whether, the purpose of your Thailand holiday is to immerse yourself in Thailand's unique culture or simply to splurge in Bangkok shopping malls, when you travel to Bangkok you are guaranteed a fascinating experience of both old-world charm and modern convenience and luxury.
 Beware of scams involving Tuk-Tuks, gem shops, and tailors, particularly around popular tourist attractions. Remember, there is no such thing as a free ride.
 During the monsoon season months of June through September, rains come quickly and heavily, particularly in the afternoon. Adequate footwear and an umbrella are advisable.
Visitors can travel by bus to Bangkok from Thailand's neighboring countries with varying levels of ease.
The primary route on a Cambodian bus to Thailand is across the border at the respective towns of Poipet and Aranyaprathet. From Aranyaprathet one can easily arrange bus or minibus transport to Bangkok.
First class sleeper cars can make a train trip to Bangkok more enjoyable, though comfort and convenience come at a price; one can travel the Eastern & Oriental Express, a throw-back colonial-style luxury train that services Butterworth and Bangkok on a once weekly schedule.
The former primary airport, Don Muang, located 20 kilometers north of the city center, no longer services international flights, functioning as a minor domestic airport and airstrip for charter flights to and from Bangkok.
Located in the heart of Southeast Asia, Bangkok attracts millions of visitors each year, including tourists and business travelers. To cater to such a diverse multitude of guests, Bangkok features the widest variety and quality of places to stay in Thailand, if not the entire world. The vast range of accommodation in Bangkok includes some of worlds most acclaimed hotels as well as entire neighborhoods of budget backpacker hostels and guesthouses.
While many luxury hotels line the Chao Phraya riverside, where rooms and restaurants overlook the river, the sprawling city features numerous centers of commerce and areas dense with sightseeing attractions and a full range of accommodation options exists near each one. The districts of Siam, Silom, Sukhumvit, and historic Rattakosin each contain five star hotels, family-friendly mid-range accommodation, and a number of budget guesthouses. With a reputation for courteous service with a smile, Bangkok's hotel staff will make you feel at home no matter what accommodation you choose, and the city's efficient transportation infrastructure will make it easy to shop, dine, or sightsee from whichever area of the city you wish to lodge.


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UK JARRA DONATED FOOD AND CLOTHING ITEMS
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UK Jarra Association which was instituted in August this year aimed at uniting and fostering cooperation" among Jarra natives living within the United Kingdom, had on 18th December 2015 donated large quantities of food and clothing items to Charities within the United Kingdom. Handing over food and clothing to CRIDIC- a Church Drop in Centre which is a charitable organisation that supports homeless and other vulnerable people in the streets of Reading Berkshire, senior executive members of the organisation reiterated their determination to make donations to the needy both here in the UK as they called it "Charity begins at home"
Mr. Mustapha Sanneh one of the executive members described the gesture as a true reflection of the values of Jarrankas cultural heritage which we inherited from our forefathers. Deputising for the association's Chairman Mr Lamin Manjang, Mr. Sanneh, said he was truly amazed at the overwhelming response from membership of the Association. He said walking the streets of this great country United Kingdom and finding people sleeping rough on the streets while others queue for food handouts from various food banks while others look for places to sleep. He said as patriots we collectively owe them a duty of care hence the need to support them on humanitarian grounds. He said the association therefore feels obliged to give back to the least privileged of the community that provides its members the opportunity to support their families in The Gambia.
Kebba Nfally Darboe, one of the pioneers of the founding of the association is delighted that his people are reviving their inherited communal spirit. The association's Welfare Officer, noted that as "we are part of this country and we want these people to know the fact that we are very much part of their community as demonstrated through our gestures, particularly in the build up to the festive period of Christmas. We hope the donated items will go a long way to make someone's Christmas a merry one," Mr. Darboe extended sincere "gratitude to CIRDIC for their collaboration in making sure that the donated items reach those who need them most."
The Manager of CIRDIC Mabel Boyd on behalf of the recipients, thanked the people of the organisation for remembering them in their donations. She said they truly appreciate the donation saying the word charity means love and it is therefore vital for us to show this love and care to the people whether we are in our nation or other nations," Mabel Boyd whose centre feeds over 50 needy people a day expressed her appreciations to the UK Jarra Association and urges other charities to follow their footstep. She promised the items donated would help immensely those in need of it. Interface Gambia was also in attendance filming everything that happened at the venue and probably an airing of the even would be on their TV few days before Christmas.


There is a process to qualifying.
To qualify for this program you must first be referred to the West Virginia Medical Institute(WVMI). The WVMI nurse will contact you and make an appointment for a visit. She will see if you have 5 deficits to be on the program. Some of the deficits are as follows: eating, bathing, dressing, grooming, incontinence, orientation, transferring, walking, decubitus, able to vacate a building, wheeling, not capable of administering his/her own medications.
Each one of these deficits has different point levels which the WVMI nurse will add up and this will be your level of care service.
Then you will pick a Case Management Agency. They will send you to DHHR to qualify financially. If you are already Medicaid eligible, a form must be made at the DHHR office. To qualify financially you must make less than $1,800 a month and have no more than $2,000 in assets. Only the income of the applicant is considered, not the income of the spouse, parents or family.


Airy-spacious open living is the focal point in the Acadia! This 4 bedroom and 3 bathroom home features 3,023 sq.ft. of premium living space. The covered porch entryway leads into this wonderfully designed open floor plan. A 20x19 great room is centrally located and large enough for family and friends. A elegant gourmet kitchen and dining area are perfect for entertaining guests or spending quality time with the family and looks out onto the relaxing covered lanai. You'll find a guest bedroom and bath at the end of the home. On the other side, the owner's suite and master bath features ample space and a large walk-in closet with convenient access to the utility room. The remaining two bedrooms enjoy an atmosphere all their own featuring a shared bath. Need another bedroom? This expandable plan includes an option for a 5th bedroom. The detached 2 or 3 car garage compliments the spacious airy feeling of the home. Even more space is available with the optional studio above the detached garage. The Acadia II is breathtaking.
What is the better long-term investment, new or used? See how a resale stacks up against a new Acadia II.


This article will define and analyse each individual method, giving you more clarity on what these methods can and cannot do and what is expected of you in order to implement these methods.
Let's get started with the first method: webviews.
When collecting feedback through a webview, all the user needs to do is load a feedback form into the webview using their feedback software provider. The process of doing so is basically the same as loading a feedback form (as a web page) into the shell of the mobile app. A good example of this is an ecommerce or sports app.
Note: A webview is not the same as a mobile responsive website. When a website is responsive, the layout and/or content responds or adapts based on the size of screen they are presented on. A responsive website automatically changes to fit the device you're using. Typically there are about four screen sizes that responsive design is geared towards: the widescreen desktop monitor, the smaller desktop (or laptop), the tablet and the mobile phone. As the screen gets smaller, the content shifts and changes to the best display for each screen.
Quick and easy to implement. All you need to do is link the URL from where your feedback form runs, into the app through a webview. More advanced feedback tools have a unique URL where the feedback form runs as standalone. What this means is that it's not inside a slide-in or modal on a page, but rather the form can be addressed using a unique URL.
Easily release / make changes to the feedback form. This can be done without releasing a new version of the mobile app.
May interfere with the in-app experience of a user. Webviews can sometimes make a user feel as though they are outside of the app (depending on the design), even though in theory the user remains within the app. Therefore, it is very important that the webview is well integrated within your app. To do this, however, it might cost you some extra effort, time and customisation.
It's not possible to make use of some native / mobile functionalities. Because you are loading a web page through a webview, some functionalities won't be available including taking screenshots (e.g. visual feedback), GPS (via location services) or adding a picture (using the camera).
An internet connection is always required. Mobile apps that run completely native can function without an active internet connection. However, webview requires a constant connection. If there is no connection, there is no feedback form in your app.
API, or Application Programming Interface, is a set of definitions, protocols and tools that are used for building application software. Most large companies have, at some point, either built APIs for their customers or for internal use.
Development teams often break up their application into several servers that can communicate with one another using APIs. The servers that support the main application server are called 'microservices'. A company that offers an API to its customers is another way of saying they've built a series of dedicated URLs that supply pure data responses – or, 'raw' responses – that you won't see in the user interface of a website.
With respect to customer feedback systems, there two types of APIs. One API is used to direct feedback into a platform. Some examples of this are a post from the website or transferring feedback from a mobile app into the feedback collection system.
The second API is one that will retrieve and export feedback from the feedback system. For example, it can extract feedback from the system and add it to a project management tool such as JIRA or Trello.
Freedom and flexibility on how to build and implement. With an API, there are no rules you must follow. In other words, you have complete control of how you implement your feedback forms. You build it yourself, decide how your feedback form(s) look and choose when / where they will appear in your app.
All mobile device functionalities are available. Although you will need to develop it yourself, you will be able to use mobile functionalities such as GPS, camera photos or screenshots – whereas with a webview you cannot.
Feedback form(s) can function without an internet connection. The feedback response can be cached, meaning it is submitted whenever the user has connection. This is important because some mobile apps are built to fully function without an internet connection. For example, a travel insurance application that is used to make an insurance claim on location. Say you have an incident abroad but you do not have access to the internet. The app caches your insurance claim so that when you are back in a WIFI zone, it can submit all of your data to the insurance company.
Cannot easily make changes to the feedback form without releasing a new version of the mobile app. For example, when you want to add or change a question in the feedback form you will need to change the interface and the API post and release a new version of your app that users will then need to download / update.
You have to design your in-app feedback form yourself. However, many mobile development frameworks have pre-built modules that enable you to build an interface quickly.
There is a longer learning curve. It's important to get to know the API of your feedback software supplier. This will include relying on all documentation and guides to sort out any errors or confusion. This is why it is ideal if there's a community available where you can ask questions. It could also cost more time to develop because you are building everything yourself.
For those who are unfamiliar, the acronym SDK stands for Software Development Kit. An SDK is a downloadable software package that includes the tools needed to build on a platform.
Libraries or APIs: these are pre-defined pieces of code that help you perform common programming tasks on the platform.
Integrated Development Environment (IDE): an editor that enables users to design graphic elements such as buttons or text boxes. IDEs are very common on mobile SDKs.
Additional Tools: these are often used to carry out tasks such as debugging, building, running and testing your application.
An SDK is a complete set of APIs that enable users to perform any action needed to create applications. An API on the other hand is just a series of related methods that may be good for a specific purpose.
To put it into perspective, let's use an example.
The Java Development Kit (JDK) not only contains the API but also compilers, runtime systems, and other miscellaneous tools. The Java API is simply all the libraries that make up the core language that you can work with out of the box.
In terms of in-app feedback software, there are various solutions for collecting feedback inside a mobile app whilst using platform-specific SDKs. Examples include a Swift SDK for iOS or a JAVA SDK for Android.
SDKs allow you to quickly get things up and running. It is easy to integrate new features to your app (e.g. collecting feedback). A lot of things like authentication, posting feedback to your feedback supplier and validation of input fields are already taken care of.
You are reliant on the quality of the software of your app as well as the SDK. With an SDK, you are essentially running a piece of software inside a piece of software. So even if your mobile app and the SDK you are using are both developed according all software development conventions, issues still may occur. It is also important to be aware that SDKs easily slow down the performance of your app and may introduce flaws to the user experience. For example, you could be loading in modules that you do not use or that interfere with other functionalities of your app.
As you can see each method has its own pros and cons, including requirements for implementation, technical know-how and performance once implemented.
Our advice to you? Define your goals beforehand as well as assess which resources you have and which resources you need – especially from a technical standpoint. Obviously not all of these methods are right for every company so by laying out your goals and capabilities, it will be much easier to decide which method is right for you.


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Buddhism Part-2
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The Buddhist councils:
Buddhist Councils marked important turning points in the evolution of Buddhism.
First Council:
The council was held in the Sattapani cave at Rajgriha.
It was held around 483 BC and was presided by Mahakasyapa under the patronage of King Ajatshatru.
Vinaya Pittaka (which deals with rules or discipline of the sangha), Sutta Pittaka (discourses and sermons of Buddha) and Abhidhamma Piṭaka ((treatises that elaborate Buddhist doctrines) were evolved in this council.
Second Council:
It was held in Vaishali and was presided by Sabakami under the patronage of the king Kalasoka in 383 BC.
Third Council:
It was held in 250 BC in Patliputra and was presided by Moggaliputta Tissa under the patronage of Ashoka.
Fourth Council:
It was held at Kundalvana, Kashmir in 72 CE and was presided by Vasumitra, while Asvaghosa was his deputy under the patronage of King Kanishka of Kushan Empire.
Buddhism was divided into two schools of thought namely Mahayana and Hinayana in this council.
Schools of Buddhism:
Mahayana:
The term Mahayana is a Sanskrit word which can be translated to "Great Vehicle".
It believes in the godliness of Buddha, and they worship Idols of Buddha and Bodhisattvas who are said to be embodying Buddha Nature.
Buddhist schools embedded in China, Korea, Tibet and Japan belong to the Mahayana tradition.
Mahayana has two main philosophical schools – the Madhyamika & Yogachara.
Its scriptures are in Sanskrit and they believe that salvation can be attained by means of faith and devotion to the mindfulness of the Buddha.
Hinayana or Theravada:
Hinayana literally translates to Lesser vehicle, also known as Abandoned Vehicle or Defective vehicle.
It believes in the original teaching of Buddha or Doctrine of elders.
Its scriptures are in Pali, and they don't believe in idol worship and believes that salvation through self-discipline and meditation.
Asoka was a patron of this school of Buddhism.
Theravada Buddhism developed in Sri Lanka and subsequently spread to the rest of Southeast Asia.
It is the dominant form of religion in Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Sri Lanka, and Thailand.
Vajrayana:
Vajrayana translates into "The Vehicle of the Thunderbolt", and is also known as tantric Buddhism.
The vajra or the thunderbolt is a mythical weapon associated with Indra which was said to be indestructible and unbreakable (like a diamond) and extremely powerful
Vajrayana originated from Mahayana school and embodied ideas of both the Yogachara discipline, and the Madhyamika philosophy.
Vajrayana Buddhism postulates that it can provide a faster path towards enlightenment, thus reducing the need of experiencing several lifetimes before reaching illumination.
Vajrayana is the most prevalent form of Buddhism in Tibet and the leader of this school is the Dalai Lama
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Christmas can be a stressful time of year – especially when comes to buying people gifts.
Be aware of societal expectations. Are you buying because that's what's expected of you or you want to buy?
Choose a dollar figure for each person then put thought into how to get the best value from that money. Invest time and thought into choosing the gifts.
Avoid sales. The aim of sales is to convince you to buy something you wouldn't otherwise need. Buy what you plan only.
Communicate with those you're expected to give gifts to. Set price limits or limits on the number of gifts.
Beware that Boxing Day Sales is hype and the sales are no better than others during the year. There is almost always a better deal around the corner.
Once you've ticked off each gift don't be tempted to buy more.
For next Christmas, budget a small amount each week and create a budget around the total.


In 2005, Time named Stephen Strang one of the "25 Most Influential Evangelicals in America." He is the founding editor of Charisma Magazine, a Christian magazine that represents Pentecostals and charismatics in the United States. Strang is also one of Donald Trump's leading court evangelicals. He is the author of God and Donald Trump, a 2017 pro-Trump book that gives credence to the idea that several Pentecostal and Charismatic leaders prophesied Trump's election.
Jay Sekulow is another court evangelical. He is a Messianic Jew and a lawyer who has become famous in evangelical circles for representing pro-life and conservative clients in religious liberty cases. He has made a lot of money defending the religious freedom of ordinary evangelicals and he is not afraid to flaunt it. He is currently a member of Trump's legal team.
Christians today commonly believe that Jesus was poor. And they believe that God wants them to be poor, too. Oral Roberts says nothing could be further from the truth. Jesus was not poor, and He wants Christians to prosper in every way, including financially.
This book is a little different in its approach. But after you read it, I'm sure you'll agree he has some unique insights into what the Bible says about this important subject.
As I argued in Believe Me, many prosperity gospel preachers and proponents support Donald Trump because they believe his wealth is a sign of God's blessing. It should not surprise us that both Strang (Charisma is a voice for the prosperity gospel movement) and Sekulow (a graduate of Pat Robertson's Regent University) found their way to Trump. It appears they have been part of the same network for a long time. I don't know if Sekulow agreed with Strang's thoughts about the book, but the inscription is definitely interesting.
John: I know very little about Sekulow other than having seen him on television discussing cases in which he has mounted legal defenses of 1st Amendment religious liberty. Question: What makes him a "court evangelical?" Is it merely because he is a member of Trump's legal team?
A more pointed question would be to ask why Tony Campolo and Jim Wallis never got graced with the term.
That is an interesting question. I suspect Dr. Fea's response would be that open alignment with a progressive administration does not compromise one's witness, or constitute misuse of the Gospel for political ends. I would beg to differ, paricularly if we did a policy by policy comparison. Perhaps some "courts" are more (or less) equal than others when it comes to politicized evangelism.


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PFB - OSU Hoops Back in the Top 25, So Let's Look at Where Football Has Been
I know everybody has been (deservedly!) freaking out about this Oklahoma State basketball team and the trajectory the program seems to be on, but I wanted to use this week's top-25 appearance as a reminder of how consistent and consistently good OSU football has been over the last 15 years.
Oklahoma State hoops debuted at No. 25 in the Coaches Poll this week for the first time in five years (which is insane). Here are some numbers as it relates to football.
*All data is from the AP Poll
• In the last five years, OSU football has been ranked for 46 of a possible 79 weeks (58 percent of the time).
• Since 2005, OSU football has been ranked for 125 of a possible 242 weeks (52 percent of the time).
• Their average ranking in those 125 weeks is 14th. Their high is No. 2 for two weeks back in 2011. Here's how it has played out…
Ranking Weeks
No. 11 12
• OSU has strangely never been ranked No. 23 and (not strangely) never been ranked No. 1 under Gundy. The most common ranking is No. 11.
• In eight different seasons in the Gundy era, OSU has been ranked inside the top 10 for at least a week. They spent all 16 weeks of 2011 inside the top nine.
• One of the great OSU stats of all-time is that the 2014 team was at one point ranked No. 15 in the country, which is six spots better than this 2019 team — which would beat the 2014 team by 30 points — has been ranked all season.
• Here are its highest rankings by year.
Year Ranking
• Its biggest drop in the polls came in 2009, and it happened twice. OSU dropped 11 spots after losing to Houston at home. Then it dropped 11 spots again later in the season when OU obliterated the Pokes 27-0 in Norman.
• Its biggest leap in the polls came in 2008 after beating Mizzou in Columbia. OSU went from No. 17 to No. 8 after that game and rose to No. 7, which is where it stood when it lost to No. 1 Texas in Austin.
• The 2010 team spent just one week inside the top 10. Would take that squad against anybody outside the top five (and NBA Jam Taylor Martinez) that year.
• One aside I found as I was doing this research: Texas' 2005 ranking progression was incredible. Here it was from preseason to postseason.
• This is the first year since 2007 OSU hasn't at some point in the year been ranked inside the top 20. And it's one of only two seasons (2012 was the other) that OSU hasn't been ranked inside the top 15.
• OSU was not ranked from 1989-96 and then again from 1998-2002. The toughest scene.
Anyway, this isn't a knock on hoops. Trust me, I'm puuuuumped that they're ranked. But I do find it to be a nice little cognitive exercise. We're used to OSU being No. 15 in the country year in and year out in football so it's NBD. When it's basketball? We do keg stands on Monroe Street!
On one hand, this makes sense. On the other, I think it's easy to lose sight of how difficult it is to be ranked inside the top 20 for 11 years in a row (and probably 12 depending on the bowl game). Mike Boynton can only (and probably does) dream of a program as consistent as that over the next decade plus.
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