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Q: way to remove last table from complete html page jquery This one makes me nuts:
I am getting a complete page in success callback of jquery ajax call.
I get page as:

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I want to remove the last table tag completely in my code which is rendered. I tried using parent() but to no luck
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A: You could try with this:
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A: This may help you out. I had not tried but it should work.
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Griffith University | Lecturer, Study of Islam and Society
By Cynthia Traeger
The School of Humanities, Languages and Social Science (HLSS) is one of six Schools in the Arts, Education and Law Group. It was recently formed from an amalgamation of the School of Languages & Linguistics and the School of Humanities. The new School currently has 75 continuing and fixed- term academic staff located on two campuses, Nathan and Gold Coast. The School will build upon core strengths in humanities, language and the social sciences, and foster new areas of program development and research.
The School has three main teaching fields: humanities (History, Islam-West Relations, Languages, Literary Studies, Creative Writing, Screen Studies, and Security Studies), media (Communications, Journalism and Public Relations), and social sciences (Linguistics, Sociology, Safety Science and Archeology). It offers four on-campus undergraduate programs, five coursework Graduate Certificates, and two Masters programs, as well as two undergraduate and one coursework Masters program through OUA.
The School has significant research strengths in journalism, history, linguistics, creative writing, sociology and more broadly in the study of human society. It is closely aligned with the Griffith Centre for Social and Cultural Research and is the home of several national and international scholarly journals.
All HLSS programs are underpinned by principles of global citizenship and intercultural communication. Teaching and research at HLSS are committed to Griffith University's values, particularly those of rigorous standards for scholarship, respect for individual rights, participatory problem-solving and a recognition and valuing of diversity.
This is a continuing, full time position based at the Nathan campus.
This position contributes to teaching and scholarly research in Islam and Society and works with colleagues on teaching and research in related disciplines, including in Social Science, Media and Communications, Government and International Relations, Human Security and/or History. The appointee will be involved in teaching and supervising students in the School's undergraduate and postgraduate programs. The role broadly requires training in social and cultural inquiry with expertise in aspects of contemporary and classical Islamic Studies, Cultural Studies and/or Religious Studies in a global context. This may include specialist knowledge of states, religions and societies in the Near East and Middle East, Muslim world, Muslim communities in the West, Islamic culture, classical and contemporary Islamic thought, and Islam and international relations. The appointee will be required to foster collective learning opportunities and promote cross-and inter-disciplinary learning.
The position also contributes to the School's research program through both individual and collaborative research initiatives and involves the seeking of external (competitive) research grants.
The Person:
The successful applicant will have a PhD in a relevant discipline, and evidence of an established research profile. The appointee will have knowledge of current teaching and learning principles and practices, and the ability to teach undergraduate and postgraduate courses, including courses on Islam (rituals and doctrines, scripture, history, philosophy, theology and jurisprudence) as well as Muslim states, societies and communities.
The University is committed to achieving gender equality in academic positions and therefore encourages all suitably qualified candidates to apply.
Salary Range:
Lecturer, Level B: $89,357 – $106,114 per annum. Salary package including 17% employer superannuation: $104,548 – $124,154 per annum.
For position queries, contact Associate Professor Halim Rane at h.rane@griffith.edu.au or on +61 (0)7 3735 5160.
For application queries, contact Ms Christine Lethbridge, HR Officer on +61 (0) 7 3735 7999.
All applications must be submitted online.
Closing date: Monday, 5 September at 5pm AEST.

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PhD education is valuable to academic institutions and society at large as PhD candidates generate a large portion of research output. Typical duration of PhD programs around the worlds are between three to five years. Meanwhile, PhD success rates are rather low as about 30-50% drops out of the program and those who finish they hardly do within the program duration. Moreover, academic/professional success after finishing PhD studies varies greatly. Studies suggest that psychological, institutional, supervisor and project related factors have influence on PhD success. Over the years, the number of students from emerging economies doing pursuing PhD education in emerging economies have been increasing continuously. The aim of this PhD project is to investigate: (1) Whether the motivation in pursuing PhD education differ among candidates from the emerging and western economies?, (2) Do candidates from emerging economies do better or worse than their western peers in terms of success during and after PhD studies?, (3) What factors influence their results?, (4) Do they return to their countries? Are PhD educators contributing to brain gain or brain drainage in emerging economies?
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Too Dumb, 6 - 'McCain is Dangerously wrong,' Joe Biden
"John is more than wrong -- he is dangerously wrong. On a question so basic, so fundamental, so critical to our nation's security, we can't afford a commander in chief so divorced from reality and from America's most basic national interests," Biden said.
Read the article at: http://www.boston.com/news/politics/2008/articles/2008/09/24/biden_says_mccain_often_wrong_on_national_security/
Too Dumb, 5: 'disconnected from knowledge and principle'. G. Will
Here's a short quote from George Will:
Under the pressure of the financial crisis, one presidential candidate is behaving like a flustered rookie playing in a league too high. It is not Barack Obama.
Channeling his inner Queen of Hearts, John McCain furiously, and apparently without even looking around at facts, said Chris Cox, chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, should be decapitated. This childish reflex provoked the Wall Street Journal to editorialize that "McCain untethered" -- disconnected from knowledge and principle -- had made a "false and deeply unfair" attack on Cox that was "unpresidential" and demonstrated that McCain "doesn't understand what's happening on Wall Street any better than Barack Obama does."
read the rest at: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/09/22/AR2008092202583.html
Bailout Prevention: Derivative Disclosure
Here's my idea to prevent a recurrence of the present debacle:
Broaden the definition of a 'security' to include all financial instruments sold in any market and require that each be subject to full disclosure laws just like stocks and bonds.
Apparently, the salesmen selling the junk could not even understand it - no wonder we have a disaster.
If you use the idea, the price is $1.00
For more, read Pat Buchanan here: http://www.humanevents.com/article.php?id=28670
Palin/McCain - Too Dumb, 4 - Reckless
From The Sunday Times
The fright begins as John McCain reveals his reckless side
Sarah Palin has opposed his key policies, so why did he pick her?
There is one reason the job of vice-president exists. In a system with a single executive, you need someone to fill in if the president is incapacitated or dies. In war time this is especially important. More salient: McCain just turned 72 and would be the oldest first term president in American history with four cancer scares and the awful residue of Vietnamese torture in his bones.
The pick is also the first presidential-level decision a candidate has to make. You learn a lot about the candidate. And with Obama and McCain, we have two men who have never been executives - just legislators, book-writers and celebrities. So the decision is the first time we can compare the two men on a presidential decision
In Joe Biden, Obama revealed his core temperamental conservatism. It was a safe choice of someone deeply versed in foreign policy, and with roots that connected to the working class white ethnics he needed. It wasn't flashy; and was even a little underwhelming; but it was highly professional.
What we have learned about John McCain from his selection of Sarah Palin is that he is as impulsive and reckless a decision-maker as George W. Bush. We know this not because of what we have learned about this Pentecostalist populist since she exploded on the scene last Friday morning (and God knows we have learned more than we ever wanted). We know it because of how McCain made the decision. He wanted his best friend, Joe Lieberman, the former Democratic vice-presidential candidate for Al Gore. That pick would have been remarkable for its bipartisan nature, would have impressed independents, and signaled a centrist presidency centered on foreign policy.
It would have been bold while not being rash.
But McCain is in charge of a party that is now, at its core, religiously motivated. Joe Lieberman, for all his political talents, is Jewish, pro-choice on abortion, gay-inclusive, and domestically liberal. McCain faced an insurrection in his party base if he picked him. Without the evangelical base, he wasn't going to win. So last week, McCain picked someone he had only met once before.
I repeat: he picked someone he had only met once before. His vetting chief sat Palin down for a face-to-face interview the Wednesday before last. It's very hard to overstate how nutty and irresponsible this is. Would any corporate chieftain pick a number two on those grounds and not be dismissed by his board for recklessness?
The recklessness was much more fatal in the new media world than in the old one. In the old media world, the Republicans could try to control the flow of information, browbeat the press and prevent the entire weird family background and series of scandals and rumors of quite incredible events from getting into the mainstream. But those days are over. Within minutes of the announcement, everyone reached for oogle. I recommend for starters the two following stories that appeared in the Anchorage Daily News last March and April.
Within hours, the McCain campaign was under siege, as the vetting process the professionals didn't do was done by thousands of bloggers and citizen journalists. Palin's reality show family life, her vendetta against her ex brother-in-law, her endorsement of a mayoral candidate who ran against her own mother-in-law, her attempt to ban books in her local library, her friendship with one of her husband's former business partners, and on and on: this was the first major campaign event that was covered by the underground media before it reached the mainstream. The American mainstream press spent a large part of last week wondering how much truth the public could bear to hear.
McCain's entire campaign, moreover, was based on his superior experience to Obama, who was allegedly too unknown and risky for the Oval Office, and too jejune on foreign policy. And then McCain turned around and picked a total unknown who
had been a mayor of a town in Alaska of a few thousand and then had only just got elected as governor of a very strange state with 700,000 people. More to the point, there is virtually no record anywhere of her views on foreign policy in the public record.
There is one documented instance. It came in an interview with the Alaskan Business Monthly in December 2006. She was asked about the central issue of McCain's campaign: the surge in Iraq, which he championed. She said she hadn't focused on the war with Iraq but had heard about the surge "on the news." She then said that she hoped there was an "exit plan." That was it. So on the central issue of McCain's campaign, Palin took the opposite position to John McCain.
McCain's major domestic issue in the election, moreover, is the economy and the rocky time many middle class Americans are having. All the polls show that he needs to offer something tangible to counter Obama's reconstructed Clintonomics and universal healthcare. By his own admission, he has never been that interested in economic issues. And his vulnerability is the sense that he doesn't get how distressed many Americans feel. So who does he pick? A governor whose state is essentially an oil company and whose major problem in the two mintes she has been in office has been what to do with a $5 billion oil surplus! She decided to send half a billion dollars' worth of checks to every Alaskan this summer. And people wonder why
she's popular in her state.
It would be very hard to pick a governor in America who knows less about the struggles of most Americans in the current economy. Alaska's economy is currently like Russia's: booming because of commodity prices. And her one key policy issue in Alaska has been drilling for oil in the protected Alaskan National Wilderness Reserve - a policy McCain, against most of his Republican colleagues, has always opposed! Oh, and she's against protecting the polar bears as well. This is McCain's
green conservatism: building pipelines, drilling in protected wildernesses and screwing the polar bears.
There are other obvious liabilities with Palin. To say the very least, her private life and family are colorful. The rumors about them do not stop coming, and the tabloid press has only just arrived in what can only be called Arkansas with penguins.
Palin, moreover, currently has two ethics investigations into her conduct in the 18 months she has been in office - and one report is scheduled to go public days before the election. What was McCain thinking? And Palin's edcuation? Six colleges in five years ending in a degree in sports journalism from the University of Idaho. That's the background of someone who could be president of the United States at any moment after next January.
Who does John McCain think he's kidding? And what on earth was he thinking? This was a rash, impulsive, reckless pick. We have no idea where it's headed - and i wouldn't hazard a wild guess what we will have found out about Palin in a week's time. Maybe it will win some votes from evangelicals. Maybe Palin will reveal herself as something more than a former sportscaster who can deliver a speech. But it shows a deep unseriousness about governing the most powerful nation on earth at a time of great peril.
If you thought a president who went to war on flawed intelligence with no plan for the aftermath was reckless, then I have news for you. You haven't seen anything yet. Imagine the kind of decision-making McCain has just demonstrated applied to life-and-death decisions with respect to Iran and Russia.
Yes, you have permission to be afraid.
Read www.andrewsullivan.com for daily updates
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SANTA ANA, Calif., July 13 /Christian Newswire/ — At least 11 Christians were killed in attacks in Somalia and Iraq over the weekend.
Al-Shabaab, Somalia's hard-line insurgents, reportedly beheaded seven Somalis for being "Christians" and "spies." This news was announced by Reuters News Agency on Friday. The report stated that the incident took place in the south- central town of Baidoa.
In Iraq, the Associated Press reported a car bomb exploded near a church in Baghdad, killing three Christians and a Muslim. Another Christian was killed in the northern city of Kirkuk. Several more churches were also bombed in Baghdad over the weekend.
The Reuters report from Somalia pointed out that although al-Shabaab has carried out similar severe punishments in regions under its control, these executions allegedly are the largest number done at the same time.
Somalia is believed to have a 99.95% Islamic following. There are only a handful Somali Christians inside the country and they have been forced underground. Some Christians have taken refuge in neighboring countries.
These decapitations follow an incident in Mogadishu on June 25 in which al-Shabaab amputated a hand and a leg each of four teenagers accused of stealing mobile phones and other possessions. With these actions al-Shabaab is extending its reign of terror across Somalia.
Somalia is ranked No. 5 on this year's Open Doors World Watch List which ranks the top persecutors of Christians. The previous year Somalia was ranked No. 12.
"Those who come to Christ in Somalia do so at a huge risk. Most of them are Muslim Background Believers who face unbelievable pressure and persecution, even death as reported this weekend," says Open Doors USA President/CEO Carl Moeller.
The car bomb detonated outside the Virgin Mary Church in east Baghdad. In addition to the four deaths, at least 16 others were wounded in the attack, according to the Los Angeles Times. The paper also reported five other bombs were exploded outside churches around Baghdad on Saturday night and Sunday.
CNN reported a gunman shot and killed Rizko Aziz Nissan on Sunday morning outside his home in central Kirkuk. Nissan was an Iraqi Christian, but the motives behind his killing were not immediately clear since he was also a government official.
Although it is difficult to state how many Iraqi Christians are in the country, the number in 2003, prior to the fall of Saddam Hussein, was around 550,000. Church leaders in Iraq conservatively estimate that almost 165,000 Christians live outside Iraq – in Syria, Jordan or the West – and that another 70,000 have fled to northern Iraq. That means less than 400,000 Christians remain in mainland Iraq. The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees has estimated that at least 2 million Iraqis have fled the country since 2003 and another 2 million are displaced inside the country.


The Yad Vashem Holocaust Memorial Museum is visited in great numbers by people from all over the world as well as from Israel. The Museum presents the tragic history of the Jewish Holocaust of the 20th Century. Because of the subject of the Museum it was felt that the design should not draw any attention to itself, and the landscaping of the open spaces was designed as a background to the experience of the exhibitions. The various open spaces have been designed to create places for contemplation and respite. The new landscaping blends into the natural surroundings of the site through the use of local forest vegetation and simple evergreens. Views of the Judean Hills were created in many points.


Having DJ'd for over 4 years in the High River area, I am known by many event managers in surrounding venues. This year I am providing DJ services for at least 5 weddings at the Highwood Golf Club, at least 5 weddings at the Highwood Memorial Centre and a few weddings at the Crystal Shores Golf Club in Okotoks, High River Inn and a select few weddings further south and in the city of Calgary. The great thing for both you and I by having me DJ at one of these venues listed above is most of the time I am able to get in and setup the night before as they are so close and local to me, ensuring all of my equipment is fully functioning and ready to go! There is no additional charge for me to do this. I am very much looking forward to this years wedding season, especially as I have only a couple Saturdays left in the season.


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On the road with Mike Jones and IMG, flying commercial, chasing seats
by David Hood - Senior Writer - Sunday, October 22, 2017, 3:01 PM
Imagine that you're getting ready to board a commercial flight, where the seats are already small and crowded, and you see a crowd of large and energetic football players lining up for the same flight. At that point, it's every man for himself.
That's what happens when Clemson linebacker commit Mike Jones and his Bradenton (FL) IMG Academy teammates take to the road.
No. 2 IMG made the long trip to Utah for Friday night's matchup at East (Salt Lake City, Utah). The Ascenders had to shake off some early jet lag, and found themselves trailing 19-15 with 3:25 to play in the first half.
Once they found their groove, however, they were unstoppable in a 43-19 romp. The Ascenders outscored the Leopards (8-2) by a 21-0 margin after the break to come away with the convincing victory.
Next up for IMG is another interstate trip when it visits Hoover (AL) Nov. 3.
It's all part of the process for Jones.
"We go to Utah, then an off week and we go to Alabama and then we come home for senior night," Jones told TigerNet this week. "We've already been to Calfornia and Arizona and now Utah this year and last year I went to California twice."
Learning how to adjust to the travel was one of the reasons Jones picked IMG.
Jones is a talented linebacker that can play in space "
"I feel like that was one of the things that was good about coming to a place like IMG. Just learning how to prepare and lock in, even when you are traveling," he said. "Just get used to the regimen of going to a different time zone. In California, you might be starting at 7 p.m., which is 10 p.m. where you're from. Just getting used to that and your body going through that kind of change that quick. That gets you prepared for the next level.
"I look back at where I was two years ago before I came here, going down the street to play against regular high school guys. That was what I looked at as a great game. Just being around guys I've been around my whole life. Now I get to travel the country and go up against some of the best Division I athletes in the country, and just constantly competing every week. There are no easy games because you get everybody's best every week. It's their Super Bowl."
The team doesn't take a charter, preferring to fly commercial. Once it's time to board, it's a race to the premium seats (especially if you fly Southwest).
"We fly commercial. God bless. It's crazy," Jones said. "You see 300-pound linemen in the middle seat. It's crazy, honestly. You try to find the little running backs and defensive backs to sit by before you get stuck by an offensive lineman."
Jones has had another stellar season for the Ascenders, and he's learning to play different linebacker positions.
"I've been playing a lot of SAM, so I'm not in the box often," he said. "Sometimes I'm in the nickel and the WILL. I have a good bit of tackles and an interception. I take pride in being a complete linebacker. How many linebackers can you put on a slot receiver or put on a tight end and lock him down all day? That's the part of my game I have worked on."
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Arendt & Medernach has the pleasure to host the World Law Group Fall Conference 2015. The event will take place at the Double Tree by Hilton Hotel in Luxembourg from 1 to 3 October 2015.
Arendt & Medernach has the pleasure to host the World Law Group Fall Conference 2015. The event will take place at the Double Tree by Hilton Hotel in Luxembourg from 1 to 3 October 2015.
Our Partner, Thierry Lesage, will speak on the panel "The end of tax havens? New BEPS/State-Aid rules and their impacts on multinational companies".
Also, our Marketing, Communication & Business Development Director, Benoît Egée, will speak on the panel "Client relationship management for today and tomorrow".


When we first announced several weeks ago that Hummer was a sponsor at Outdoor Retailer Summer Market and would be offering test drives of its new H3 at a specially constructed off-road track during the Open Air Demo, the crescendo of protest via emails and calls to our office rose tenfold. A significant number asked us to spearhead an effort to kick Hummer out of the show (not really possible nor, frankly, is that our role as media). A few yawned and basically stated that the industry needed to get off its high horse and let buyers and show attendees vote with their time – either they drive the Hummer or they don't. Others wondered what our official stance was and when we would publish that along with comments from Outside, Outdoor Retailer and the Outdoor Industry Association.
When we first announced several weeks ago that Hummer was a sponsor at Outdoor Retailer Summer Market and would be offering test drives of its new H3 at a specially constructed off-road track during the Open Air Demo, the crescendo of protest via emails and calls to our office rose tenfold.
A significant number asked us to spearhead an effort to kick Hummer out of the show (not really possible nor, frankly, is that our role as media). A few yawned and basically stated that the industry needed to get off its high horse and let buyers and show attendees vote with their time – either they drive the Hummer or they don't. Others wondered what our official stance was and when we would publish that along with comments from Outside, Outdoor Retailer and the Outdoor Industry Association.
A bit of background is needed: Hummer, as a long-time advertiser with Outside, approached the magazine sales staff about opportunities for marketing its brand to the outdoor market. We have learned the one idea that intrigued the Hummer team was participating in some manner in the Outdoor Retailer trade shows, so Outside approached Outdoor Retailer. Outdoor Retailer agreed to work with Hummer and Outside and, we've been told, received significant sponsorship dollars for the deal from Hummer, not Outside. We've also learned that Outdoor Retailer worked with Willard Bay State Park in selecting land for the test drive event and coordinating the construction of the course.
For the record, Hummer has also approached other outdoor magazines to tap into the Outdoor Retailer trade show energy, even going so far as to provide Canoe & Kayak with a Hummer H3 to use to tow its boats to the show. We called Canoe & Kayak and were somewhat amused to learn that Hummer had indeed provided the H3 with a Canoe & Kayak logo on the side, but it would stay at the magazine's Seattle, Wash., headquarters since someone had neglected to tell Hummer marketing types that to tow a trailer one does need a trailer hitch. Ahh, but we digress.
Wanting to know where Outside stood on the Hummer deal, we contacted Scott Parmelee, publisher of Outside, who informed us that while Hummer was very aware of the developing controversy, it was pressing forward with its sponsorship deal with Outdoor Retailer and its test driving track event during the Open Air Demo.
"Outdoor Retailer is the premier event for the outdoor industry and SUVs have been a part of the outdoor industry and the OR show for many years. As such, Hummer wanted the opportunity to educate this important market about its new, more fuel-efficient SUV, the H3," Parmelee told SNEWS®. "Through its advertising partnership with Outside, Hummer has made a significant sponsorship agreement with OR for this opportunity to showcase their SUV to the active lifestyle market."
In talking with Parmelee, it seemed as if it was not Outside's call at all to pull or to ask to change the sponsorship of Hummer with Outdoor Retailer. So, we went to Outdoor Retailer for comment.
When contacted about the brewing Hummer controversy, Peter Devin, group trade show director for Outdoor Retailer, told us, "Outdoor Retailer has worked with Outside magazine for years, and views Outside Magazine as a strong advocate of the outdoors, the outdoor industry and the OR Show. OR accordingly trusts Outside magazine's judgment with the sponsors and brands that we each work with."
Which makes it seem that Outdoor Retailer is not willing to make the call on the sponsorship either and that ultimate control lies with Outside. We were beginning to feel a bit like a computer blip in the old Pong video game.
Notably absent from all of the public commentary that was gradually unfolding around the Hummer sponsorship was OIA. By Aug. 4, we had received numerous emails and phone calls wondering why OIA was not taking a strong position with the Hummer issue.
"The future of active outdoor recreation and the health of our public lands and customers are dependent on the outdoor industry's continued adoption of sustainable, green business practices and a 'leave no trace' ethic when using our public lands. In a recent Outdoor Industry Association member survey, 92 percent of respondents stated that green/sustainable best practices were 'somewhat' to 'critically important' to making their business more successful.
OIA strongly urges all participants of the Outdoor Retailer show to adopt green business practices as a core value in their business decisions. To paraphrase January 2006 OIA Industry Breakfast keynote speaker and Interface CEO Ray Anderson, we are all recovering plunderers and positive change or negative impact will happen one action at a time. In an industry that stands for healthy active living and dependent on wild unspoiled places to play outdoors, OIA hopes that every outdoor business will do their best to 'walk their talk' and then begin to urge their suppliers, partners and customers to challenge themselves to make the greenest business decisions now and in the future."
If the OIA position looks to be decidedly like Switzerland, there is a reason, and it points back to VNU. What few people know, yet SNEWS® has been aware of since Outdoor Retailer and VNU renewed their contract in 2002, is that OIA is contractually prohibited from ever speaking out or being critical of VNU or Outdoor Retailer trade shows. In other words, none of the board members, staff, or the OIA president himself can say anything more than what was offered above or they risk being in violation of the contract and risk losing any funding and other support from the trade show that VNU provides.
In our story in August of 2002, titled "OIA and OR agree to strengthen ties with new contract" (click here to read) we stated, "Our ONLY serious concern with this new agreement is that we have learned VNU has mandated a clause which prohibits OIA, including its board members, from being critical of VNU and/or the Outdoor Retailer trade shows. This is a clause that could mean OIA will be unable to properly represent the interests of its membership should VNU and Outdoor Retailer begin to make trade show decisions that have an adverse affect on the industry. So far, Outdoor Retailer has been, for the most part, an exemplary partner with the industry. Only time will tell if this clause though, comes back to haunt OIA and the industry. Our view is there was no need for this clause, unless VNU has something to fear because of future plans." It appears that our fears of this clause haunting OIA and the industry have, indeed, come to fruition.
This was a contract clause that should never have been allowed, as it effectively hamstrings what should be the most important advocate for the outdoor industry's many manufacturers, reps, retailers, distributors and their customers – OIA. We would firmly suggest to VNU that this clause be stricken from the current contract to allow OIA the voice that this industry needs it to have. We would also suggest that by not striking it from the contract, VNU will be perceived to be acting in a manner that is not in the best interests of an industry it has repeatedly stated it seeks to serve in the best manner possible.
And that brings us back to Hummer and the official SNEWS® position: While we will be the first to say that Outdoor Retailer has a long history of doing many wonderful things for this industry and being a strong supporter of the growth of this industry with its excellently run trade shows, this was a deal that never should have been made. Outside is at fault for bringing it to Outdoor Retailer without properly advising its client of the industry's focus, purpose, and passions. And Outdoor Retailer is at fault for losing sight of what is most important to the industry they serve while chasing the almighty sponsorship dollar.
There are those who would simply make this an issue of having Hummer at the trade show. While we would agree that Hummer has been -- and in many ways continues to be -- emblematic of consumptive excess and a trample-all-that-lies-in-my-way mentality, the new H3 is as fuel-efficient as many SUVs currently on the market and certainly more fuel-efficient than some. To bash Hummer and say its vehicles should not be at the show simply because it is Hummer is short-sighted in our view and a passion misdirected. Make the argument to ban Hummer and we should also make that same argument to ban Jeep, Subaru, Ford, Sportsmobile and others who have, at one time or another, displayed vehicles at Outdoor Retailer trade shows.
It is also important to remember that, unless we are all planning on biking or walking to paddling put-ins, climbing areas, and backpacking trailheads in the near future, we would be ill-advised to begin lashing out at those who would drive SUVs, trucks, vans and more, since many of us also drive similar vehicles.
What is then at issue with this particular situation -- and is the most glaring point of contention with the Hummer deal -- to us is not the fact that Hummer is at Outdoor Retailer. It is the fact that Hummer is at Outdoor Retailer with the support of Outdoor Retailer to offer test drives of its H3 vehicles on an off-road test track. This industry is not and has never been about off-road recreation. We are not and have never been about off-roading. In fact, it was not so very long ago we all banded together on a number of issues, including protection of wild lands in Utah and protection of roadless areas around the country. And now Outdoor Retailer is supporting the construction of an off-road driving test track and the use of a sponsor vehicle on that test track during its Open Air Demo?
That's like having Jack Daniels offering up a sponsorship to provide libations at a Mothers Against Drunk Driving conference. While we are sure many of those mothers and fathers in attendance may responsibly tip back an adult beverage or two when appropriate -- just as many of us in the outdoor industry responsibly may use SUVs and off-road vehicles ourselves -- such a sponsorship would fly in the very face of everything that kind of conference stands for. And so it is too with Hummer on a dirt test track at Outdoor Retailer Summer Market. It has nothing at all to do with the business or ideals of an industry built around human-powered outdoor recreation. What's next? Arctic Cat snowmobiles at Winter Market simply because they are more fuel-efficient and the company wants to share that with the outdoor industry?
Hummer should agree that offering a test drive of its vehicles on a dirt test track at Outdoor Retailer is not a good idea. Instead, we would recommend that Hummer offer a shuttle service to and from the Salt Palace to Willard Bay, for anyone who wants to experience how a Hummer might perform as a suitable vehicle for shuttling gear and people to and from recreational pursuits – ones that are human-powered that is. Load 'em down with boats, fill 'em with packs, and let those who wish enjoy the ride.
Outdoor Retailer should donate ALL sponsorship fees it has received from Hummer to The Conservation Alliance to be used by the industry for the preservation of wild spaces.
Outdoor Retailer needs to assure the industry that, moving forward, it will think more carefully about the appropriateness of sponsorships and work with the OIA to ensure that trade show events, sponsorships, exhibitors, and more are appropriate to the outdoor industry and the human-powered values it is built around.
Hummer should become a full member of OIA so that it may better understand the industry it wishes to work with and benefit from. This is important so that we can better understand and, hopefully, influence Hummer to become a more responsible member of the outdoor community.
Hummer needs to become a member of The Conservation Alliance so that it can show it really means to protect wild spaces and not just exploit them.
Hummer needs to support Leave No Trace just as Subaru has to demonstrate support for protection and responsible use of the land we recreate in – a more meaningful statement than belonging to Tread Lightly to be sure.
Finally, we remind this industry that this issue alone underscores the fact that at no time has it been more important to become a member of OIA – retailers, reps, distributors, manufacturers, consultants and media alike. Your dollars go to support the work of the OIA, and only with your dollars can the OIA reach the desired point of being able to speak its mind on behalf of the industry, without fear of losing valuable dollars from any one entity.
Agree or disagree on our stance regarding the Summer Market Hummer sponsorship, we'd like to hear from you. Chime in here to voice your opinion in our SNEWS® Chat set up just for this topic -- it is private and viewable only by SNEWS® subscribers, so feel free to open up the discussion and bare your soul.


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Q: Visual studio 2010 and SAP crystal reports app crash I developed a C# (Visual Studio 2010) application in .NET Framework 4.0 in conjunction with SAP Crystal Reports Support Pack 9
When I deployed my application on Client computer I faced the following error after my application crash

Faulting application name: TrackingApp.exe, version: 1.0.0.0, time stamp: 0x537a1687
Faulting module name: cslibu-3-0.dll, version: 13.0.9.1312, time stamp: 0x53393fe8
Exception code: 0xc0000005
Fault offset: 0x00039a28
Faulting process id: 0xf00
Faulting application start time: 0x01cf7376d8df092d
Faulting application path: C:\Program Files\Tracking System\Tracking System\TrackingApp.exe
Faulting module path: C:\Program Files\SAP BusinessObjects\Crystal Reports for .NET Framework 4.0\Common\SAP BusinessObjects Enterprise XI 4.0\win32_x86\cslibu-3-0.dll
Report Id: 24b4faea-df6a-11e3-8422-d067e51beb2a

The client has Windows 7 32-bit on his system.
During testing I found there are two reports which made my application crash. These two reports contains sub reports. While other reports are simple reports with no sub reports. While checking these two reports I found that when I open (view using report viewer) my reports first time they work absolutely fine but when I close the report and re-open it second time the app crashes.
Further I found when I open the other reports except these two faulty reports and then I open faulty reports they work fine and I can re-open multiple times
What should be the issue. My code is in try catch block but it did not generate any exception
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Sometimes it is so hard to break out of our traditions. We just can't "see" another way because we have always "seen" one way. When we do break free it is liberating and powerful and often world-changing. Does anyone have an iPhone? We applaud Steve Jobs and think "here is a guy who could think outside the box." But when it comes to the stuff of religion there will be no applause for paradigm shifters. There will be no cheers when traditions are challenged. You might say I am being too harsh against our religions but I am not alone in my observation. You know someone who challenged tradition and paradigms and wrong religion and died in the process. His name was Jesus.
I can't explain why 2000 years later we are still fighting what He came to reveal. I actually don't understand why the good news hasn't been embraced by the whole world. It perplexes me that we humans want to cling to our superstitions and mythologies and traditions and religions instead of falling into the arms of our Father. I blame the forbidden fruit that we still feast on but maybe it is even worse than that. Maybe we just have to "evolve" from carrying our sheaves to the altar of a fictional g.o.d. to embracing our Abba who just wants His kids to know Him as He really is.
So I just keep on keeping on. I don't know if this voice can be heard over the din of tradition. I don't know if any of these seeds land on the fertile soil of revelation. I pray they are. I actually know the truth is in all of us and just maybe one of these posts will shine a little light on what we already know deep down.
In the last few posts I've actually set the stage for this one. In "Judgment Crisis" I tried to show how the Greek word we translate as "judgment" is also the root word of our English word "crisis." So judgment, like "the day of judgment," could read "a day of crisis." We all have days of crisis, right? When the going gets tough or we run into a brick wall or we reap from some of our poor investments, what will we believe? Will we still trust and have faith in the faithfulness of God? Will we still see our Abba as the one who loves us no matter what? Will we see a kind and good and gracious God who wants to help or will we see the angry g.o.d. of the ancients that needs to punish us?
In the last post I talked about this very real physiological phenomena of fear and how our Amygdala kicks in. In our fight or flight response we shut down. Our congnator stops congnating. We can't think but only react. Sometimes we run. Sometimes we fight. This is what is going on when religion puts an irrational fear of God into our heads. This is what keeps us from seeing and understanding and believing in the good news of Jesus. Jesus said He is in the Father and we are in Him and He is in us. That is the good news. Our God is our Father and He is good and He is in us. Jesus reveals a Father who will not punish His children in retribution. He loves us and saves us from our fallen images of Him. He finds us in our worst junk and pulls us out of our brokenness. He restores His kids and renews their minds to "see" Him as He is. When religious fear is used in the name of Jesus it is anti-christ. That is not the God and Father of Jesus. That is the voice of the slanderous.
It's OK. Keep your amygdala in check. Let me show you something. Here is a verse that is in your Bible. I have translated it using some different words to avoid any immobility of tradition.
I just lost most of my readers when they saw that verse in a familiar form. You may not trust me and need to look it up on your own and I encourage you to do so. For the rest let's keep going shall we?
Even the concept of "the devil" is so intrenched in our traditions and mythologies. I don't have the time to break it all down but what we typically believe about "the devil" in the western tradition is more of mythology and can be traced back to Zoroastrian teaching and Hellenistic Jewish book of Enoch inspired apocalyptic literature. We think that Dante's version of the devil is the truth. Dante's work is FICTION (just in case you didn't know that). For now can you just let your mind "see" a different way, just for a moment.
The word devil is an adjective. It means slanderous. The word satan is not a proper name. It comes from a Hebrew word that means adversary.
These are the religious leaders Jesus is talking to. They weren't "evil" people in the sense of morality and law and all that. These were law-abiding people. We tend to demonize these religious Jews as if they had some huge morality problem. They didn't. They followed the law to the letter (and to a fault). The problem they had was the g.o.d. they were worshiping. Jesus came to show them that God is not violent or vengeful or angry or retributive. Jesus was revealing the Father who accepts everyone and loves everyone and tells us to love and accept everyone.
Still your amygdala is kicking in even now.
Explain a God that lets mankind kill Him and He doesn't defend Himself. He comes out of the tomb and loves us and reveals His home in us. God is in us. We are His children and have always been His children and it took the shocking truth of a dead God on a cross at the hands of rejection (missing who God is, sin) itself for us to WAKE UP. Still we don't wake up even today.
Jesus came to defeat the lies in our heads and in our traditions and in our religions and in our forbidden fruit feasts. He came to reveal our loving Father who is our Abba and is our savior (from our lies) and our redeemer (from our wrong thinking) and our restoration (to value ourselves again). He came to stop the voice of the slanderous and reveal what it looks like to be a child of God. His example is our inheritance. His demonstration of a restorative Father is our proof of our identity. His willingness to let us kill Him for no good reason whatsoever is our certainty of our worth and value and position and acceptance and assurance as a child of God.
Defeating the works of the devil. We are still doing it today. It isn't the stuff of fear or authority or religion or mythology. It is actually revealing a loving Father by His loving kids.
Ha! I wish I was more like Mel, but just when I think 'no amygdala', I see I must have a pretty good sized one. Stretch!! That was super crazy to ready the Angel of the Lord as adversary (satan). And your LLT of John 8:44 was awesome…gives a way different perspective (a bit like cold water 🙂 And devil as an adjective…more cold water. What?? Ok, let's keep riding…love you my friend!
"So I just keep on keeping on." Day after day, One person's heart at a time. It's a lifetime journey, Lance. And prayerfully, a few will take up the pen after us to keep on keepin' on to write about the true Gospel of invitation and love and grace.
Thank you for putting one foot in front of the other, courageously, unflinchingly, lovingly.


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NEW YORK (March 3, 2017) – FlightSafety International introduces a new Operations Control Specialist course for Helicopter Air Ambulance operators.
"This initial course teaches the skills needed to serve in the operational control support role and to apply those skills and techniques to effectively identify and mitigate risk in real time within the context of Helicopter Air Ambulance operational environments," said Steve Gross, Senior Vice President, Sales.
The course is designed for pilots, communications specialists, airline dispatchers, and other aviation safety professionals. The topics covered include Aviation Weather, Navigation, Flight Monitoring, Air Traffic Control, Aviation Communication, Aircraft Systems, Aircraft Limitations and Performance, Aviation Policy and Regulation, Human Factors/Crew Resource Management and Local Flying Area Orientation.
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The Human Factors portion of the course includes expanded instruction in Crew Resource Management and Aeronautical Decision-Making specific to Helicopter Air Ambulance operations. The course also features a module that includes simulated scenarios that enable attendees to apply what they have learned in real-world and real-time.
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The spring drives it soon enough that he can keep me slowly stolen. Just the weather problem has slowly unfortunately far greater proportions as suspected, there all despite helps nothing. The rain alone is already no fun, but what is even worse: Cloudy faces and bad mood wherever you turn. I. Stop not. More. Off.
My winter sweaters are also long gone in the least corner of Cabinet and zerknautschter than ever now but yet again must answer. And now? Even iron? Quite sure not, because I refuse to. Fortunately I don't on the weekend very limited to my outer appearance, therefore all the folds in the sweater I noticed only today morning while looking at the pictures.
Is not beautiful, but what can I say: hangover day. In addition, I was probably blinded by the single Sun-yellow something, that I could locate: my very beloved rain jacket by opening ceremony x adidas originals – a gift that matching not can flutter in the House. I am the thing or so big fan of yellow companion – her also, or is ''s a bit too much of a good?
As already mentioned, the carving sweater was again heraugekramt and Moreover this mini small acne bag that I got last year for the birthday also. I trust hard to say, but honestly I have with this desire little one me small wasted – there is really anything in fits. Just phone and a single key. The little thing runs so really only then if nothing is needed except for air and love.
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Translate from Sanskrit to English. These exercises are not from Sanskrit works. Give the roots of verbs in the ordinary future tense.
Is the verb here i ("go") or iṣ ("want")? Why?
You will fully cross all that is disastrous with the raft of knowledge.
You will come to me alone.
The verb has to be i. The future of iṣ has to be eṣiṣyati.
Excepting you, they will not survive (literally "they will not be").


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Unispace Sunderland is this week hosting an event focusing on architectural glass, at its National Glass Centre (NGC) building.
The Symposium in Architectural Glass, which takes place between 17 and 18 May, will see 120 delegates visit Unispace for plenary sessions at the NGC and a dinner in the museum's restaurant overlooking the River Wear.
The occasion marks the second time that the University of Sunderland's NGC has hosted the event, which will include lectures, panel sessions, workshops and networking sessions.
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Tuition increases at US public colleges at lowest rate in decades
By Larry Gordon
(MCT)
LOS ANGELES — The rise in tuition at public colleges slowed this year to the smallest increase in more than three decades, although financial aid has not kept pace to cover the hikes, according to a College Board study released Wednesday.
At public four-year colleges and universities across the country, the average price for tuition and fees rose 2.9 percent this year — the smallest annual rise in 38 years — to $8,893 for in-state students, the report said. Room and board adds about $9,500.
However, analysts urged students and families to pay closer attention to what they described as the more important figure: the net average cost after grants, tax credits and deductions. That was $3,120, up from $3,050 last year, for average net tuition and fees at four-year public colleges.
"It does seem that the spiral is moderating — not turning around, not ending, but moderating," said Sandy Baum, a co-author of the College Board study and research professor at George Washington University. Baum said that the relatively small increase, while still above the general 2 percent inflation, was good news and that she hoped it will encourage more students to enroll in college and apply for financial aid.
The tuition hikes at four-year public colleges from 2010 through 2012 had averaged 7.9 percent, 8.5 percent and 4.5 percent, respectively.
California contributed to this year's national slowdown: the University of California and California State University systems froze tuition for the second year in a row after sharp increases for 2011.
At private nonprofit colleges, the average sticker price for tuition and fees was up 3.8 percent, to $30,094. That was a bit less than the rise of at least 4 percent in each of the previous three years. The much lower net cost, what students actually pay, averaged $12,460 after grants and tax benefits, up $530 from last year, the College Board reported. Room and board at private schools average about $10,820.
Both public and private colleges have faced more pressure from the public and federal government to keep costs down, said economist Jennifer Ma, a co-author of the report. "Obviously, they have been mindful of that," she said. For example, President Barack Obama has proposed a new college rating system that takes pricing and financial aid into account.
Plus, with the recession receding, some state governments have started to restore higher education funding that had been cut after tax revenues shrank five years ago, experts said. California voters last year, for example, approved Proposition 30, which increased some taxes that helped avoid tuition hikes.
Once again, the annual College Board survey highlights California's two-year community colleges as the best bargain in the nation, with tuition and other fees for state residents averaging $1,424, compared with $3,264 nationwide.
UC's $13,200 in tuition and campus-based fees this year is above the $9,804 average at all doctoral degree-granting public universities, while Cal State's average $6,695 is below the $7,750 for master's degree institutions nationally.
A related College Board report tackled the controversial issue of rising student debt as part of the overall aid package. College Board President David Coleman said that too many students may be scared away from college by fears that education loans would be impossible to pay off when, he said, most college graduates are able to manage those payments.
According to the report, 57 percent of graduates of public four-year colleges in 2011-12 had school debt, with the average at $25,000. That amount is 22 percent higher than the load carried by graduates a decade ago.
At private nonprofit colleges, 65 percent of 2011-12 graduates had debt averaging $29,900, which was 24 percent more than a decade ago. Those figures do not include students who transferred into the colleges.
Coleman estimated that such loads would require payments of about $300 a month over 10 years, which he believes is manageable and worthwhile given the boost in income that most people receive over the long haul by earning a college degree.
"I don't diminish the concerns," he said. "But I want to be clear that a college education is one of the best investments a student or their families can make in terms of health, income and upward mobility."
Debbie Cochrane, research director for the Institute for College Access & Success, which pushes for college affordability, said that because many recent graduates are having a hard time finding well-paying jobs, many are straining to make their payments and are postponing car and house purchases and marriage as a result.
"It really is a signal of the financial toll the debt is taking," Cochrane said.
Students and parents should beware of colleges that show high loan default rates among their former students.
"That may show they have to question the quality of the education being provided," Cochrane said.
Tags: affordability, campus, college board, college costs, loans, public universities, students, tuition


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Heatin' up the dance floor with some old Jimmy Buffet classics! Mmmm, now you got me wanting a cheeseburger!! :p Thanks for boogieing with the 4M crew, my friend. Have a tunetastic week!
Hey, I just had a cheeseburger yesterday! Love those things. And love me some Jimmy Buffett! Margaritaville and Cheeseburger in Paradise are fun songs. I never heard Son of a Son of a Sailorman... Thanks for the introduction to it.


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Scotland Yard's Indian Origin Officer, Neil Basu Speaks Against Racism: Also Details of His Family,Wife and Children
Scotland Yard's Indian Origin Officer, Neil Basu Speaks Against Racism: Also Details of His Family,Wife and Children
Urmila Kumawat
Image Source: The Telegraph
Neil Basu is a senior British Police officer. Basu as an assistant commissioner from March 2018 to September 2021 worked for specialist operations in the Metropolitan Police Service. He is also part of the National Police Chiefs Council's Scrutiny board. Neil has been working as a non-executive director of the College of Policing. Recently the senior Police Officer in his interview at the end of a 30-year career with the Metropolitan Police has spoken about racism within UK Police ranks and Home Office. The UK's former counter-terrorism chief spoke about his concerns about racism and revealed how he faced racism when he was in school in the 1970s.
Details of the Interview
Basu in his final interview before leaving Scotland Yard made some revelations about the racism within the police ranks. He as a son of a mixed-race couple has to struggle against racism in his schooling days. He was beaten for being a mixed-race kid in the 1970s. Mr Basu told Channel 4 News today-"I've been the only non-white face as a chief officer for a very long time. I don't think the Home Office cares about this subject at all,"
Mr Basu in his interview criticised home secretary Suella Braverman's dream of deporting illegal migrants to Rwanda, as " Inexplicable".He further adds that his outspoken views on racism may have cost his promotion to the top rank in policing.
Mr Basu also revealed how Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex faced real threats as the wife of the Duke of Sussex, Prince Harry in the UK. Prince Harry has spoken about his concern for his family's protection in the UK. When asked about the genuine threats he said-
"Absolutely. We had teams investigating it. People have been prosecuted for those threats."
Mr Basu as a counter-terrorism officer speaks about the threat of " extreme right-wing terrorism". He revealed that it was the fastest-growing threat as it was 6% of the total workload in 2015 which came to over 20% when he left as a counter-terrorism officer.
Neil Basu's Age, Family, Wife, Children And More
Image Source: iNews
Neil Basu also known as Anil Kanti was born in 1968. He is of Indian origin. Mr Basu's father, Dr Pankaj Kumar Basu is a Bengali doctor from Kolkata while his mother is a Welsh woman. His father as a surgeon had been serving the UK Police for 40 years. Niel has been married twice but no information about their names and profession is available. Also, it is not known whether he had any children or not. Mr Basu has not updated any of his personal information.
Neil Basu's Net Worth
According to the information available on social media Mr Basu's net worth is estimated to be between $ 1 million to $ 5 million.
Read Also: Former Quarterback Jon Kitna And Jennifer Kitna's Son Arrested For Charge Of Child Pornography
In this article:Channel 4 News today,Meghan Markle,Metropolitan Police Service,National Police Chiefs Council's Scrutiny board.,Neil Basu wife,the Duchess of Sussex


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Q: Can't use if statement inside const declaration, but ternary operator works I'm going through some coding examples, and came across this one example of a component declaration in React:
export const TodoList = ({ todos }) => (

        {
            todos && todos.length
            ? todos.map((todo, index) => {
                return <Todo key={`todo-${todo.id}`} todo={todo} />
            })
            : "No todos, yay!"
        }

);

I wanted to try and turn this ternary operator into an if/else statement, like this:
export const TodoList = ({ todos }) => (

        {
            if (todos) && (todos.length) {
                todos.map((todo, index) => {
                    return <Todo key={`todo-${todo.id}`} todo={todo} />
                })
            } else {
                "No todos, yay!"
            }
        }

);

But, I get the error at the line where the if statement begins:

Parsing error: Unexpected token

why is it that the ternary operator works here but an if statement doesn't?

A: What comes between the {}s must be an expression. The conditional (ternary) operator evaluates to an expression; if, on the other hand, is a statement which cannot be evaluated as an expression. For similar reasons, this is invalid:

const foo = if (true) {
  'bar'
}

See If-Else in JSX:

if-else statements don't work inside JSX. This is because JSX is just syntactic sugar for function calls and object construction. Take this basic example:
// This JSX:
ReactDOM.render(
Hello World!
, mountNode);

// Is transformed to this JS:
ReactDOM.render(React.createElement("div", {id:"msg"}, "Hello World!"), mountNode);

This means that if statements don't fit in. Take this example:
// This JSX:

Hello World!

// Is transformed to this JS:
React.createElement("div", {id: if (condition) { 'msg' }}, "Hello World!");

A: The if statement is flow control, whereas the ternary operator is a simple operator. The if statement expects code, the ternary operator expects values.


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Another Sad Love Song é o primeiro single do álbum Toni Braxton da cantora de nome homônimo, neste seu álbum de estreia, são cinco faixas que integram o compacto de "Another Sad Love Song", todas derivadas da mesma canção, além da versão original do álbum, pode se contar com um remix, uma versão instrumental, um remix em radio edit, e um pequena canção-compacto da versão original. Com "Another Sad Love Song" Braxton ganhou seu primeiro Grammy, sob melhor performance feminina de r&b na categoria de 1994.

Videoclipe
O videoclipe da canção foi lançado em duas versões diferentes. A primeira versão foi filmada em preto e branco e contou com a versão original da música. A segunda versão foi filmada em cores e foi remixada para apelar a um público mais vasto. Ambas as versões foram bem sucedidos e permaneceram em alta rotação durante o verão de 1993.

Desempenho Comercial
A canção provou ser um sucesso ao alcançar o 5 lugar no Billboard Hot 100, além de integrar na Hot Adult Contemporary Tracks, na posição #08, além de #02 na Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs, alcançou o número #15 no Reino Unido, número #23 na Holanda e #06 na Alemanha.

Faixas
Estados Unidos CD single
"Another Sad Love Song" (Remix Radio Edit) – 4:40
"Another Sad Love Song" (Extended Remix) – 5:27
"Another Sad Love Song" (Smoothed Out Version) – 4:23
"Another Sad Love Song" (Remix Instrumental) – 5:01
"Another Sad Love Song" ( Version) – 5:01

Estados Unidos promo CD single
"Another Sad Love Song" (Radio Edit) – 4:13
"Another Sad Love Song" ( Version) – 5:01
"Another Sad Love Song" ( Instrumental) – 5:02

Reino Unido CD single (1993)
"Another Sad Love Song" (Radio Edit) – 4:13
"Give U My Heart" ( Radio Edit) (Babyface featuring Toni Braxton) – 4:09
"Another Sad Love Song" (Smoothed Out Version) – 4:23
"Another Sad Love Song" ( Version) – 5:01

Reino Unido CD single (1994)
"Another Sad Love Song" ( Version) – 5:01
"Another Sad Love Song" (Remix Radio Edit) – 4:43
"Another Sad Love Song" (Extended Remix) – 5:28
"Another Sad Love Song" (Smoothed Out Version) – 4:23

Alemanha CD single
"Another Sad Love Song" (Radio Edit) – 4:13
"Another Sad Love Song" (Smoothed Out Version) – 4:23
"Another Sad Love Song" (Extended Remix) – 5:28
"Another Sad Love Song" ( Version) – 5:01

Reino Unido EP
"Another Sad Love Song" ( Version) – 5:01
"Breathe Again" (Live from |The Apollo) – 4:30
"Best Friend" ( Version) – 4:28
"Give U My Heart" (Boomerang  Version) (Babyface featuring Toni Braxton) – 5:04

Charts

Singles de 1993
Canções de Toni Braxton
Canções produzidas por Babyface
Singles lançados pela LaFace Records


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By complete coincidence, a movie called "PET GRAVEYARD" arrives in April; trailer and poster
Monday, February 11, 2019 | Blu-ray/DVD, News
For reasons that undoubtedly have nothing to do with the release of a certain Stephen King adaptation the same month, a new flick titled PET GRAVEYARD hits in April—though the trailer reveals that despite the presence of a cat, it's more like a cross between FLATLINERS and the recent Nicolas Cage campfest BETWEEN WORLDS.
It will perhaps surprise no one that PET GRAVEYARD, which Uncork'd Entertainment brings out on DVD and digital April 2, was titled REAPER until recently. The directorial debut of Rebecca J. Matthews (who previously produced MOTHER KRAMPUS, MANDY THE HAUNTED DOLL and CURSE OF THE SCARECROW), the movie was written by Suzy Spade and stars Jessica O'Toole, David Cotter, Rita Siddiqui, Hindolo Koroma, Kate Milner-Evans, Georgina Jane, T'Jean Uter-Dinh and Hattie Willow. According to the PR, "PET GRAVEYARD concerns a group of friends tormented by the Grim Reaper and his sinister pet after they undergo an experiment that allows them to revisit the dead."
PET GRAVEYARD
Rebecca J. Matthews


A deaf man has rehomed a deaf dog and taught his new friend a few tricks - such as sign language.
Nick Abbott was born deaf so when he found out about Emerson he knew he had to give him a new home.
And since taking him in to his home in Maine, Abbott has passed on commands with sign language.
The 12-week-old puppy was suffering from seizures and contracted the parvovirus as well as being deaf.
Due to his health complications all his brothers and sisters were rehomed, leaving Emerson on his own in the shelter.
He first discovered Emerson's plight on social media when an animal shelter posted on Facebook asking for someone to look after him.
The Facebook post by North Florida Rescue of Maine read: 'Our Sweet boy Emerson is still looking for his forever home.
'All of his siblings have been adopted and he is left wondering why no one wants to give him a forever home. Emerson is now a healthy, awesome puppy.
'We aren't sure if Emerson was born deaf and visually impaired or if it was a result of the seizures but what we do know is that neither one of those bother him one bit. He gets around quite good because he can see some.
Abbott said when Emerson first saw him it felt like the homeless canine had 'picked him'.
As a result he began to train him to use sign language and hand signals to understand commands.
He told WABI: 'I saw he was deaf and thought ''he's deaf too'', maybe I can go check him out and see what he's all about.
'He came straight to me at the door and sat right away at my feet and stayed there.
'So you can tell he kind of picked me. And I knew right then and there that we would get along and understand each other pretty good.
Emerson sits when Abbott makes a sign for the letter 'S' and lays down when he signs a straight line.
Whitney Sinclair of the North Florida Rescue of Maine told how Emerson was ill before he was rehomed.


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FISHERIES: Canadians seeing red over U.S. act
— Mar 8th, 1996
VANCOUVER, British Columbia (AP) — In a new twist to long-running salmon war, Canadian politicians and fishermen are in an uproar over a U.S. challenge to Canada's sovereignty over a strait along the coast of British Columbia.
"This is our water, our coast, our fish," said British Columbia's premier, Glen Clark. "We cannot be intimidated.'
The waterway in question is the 1,200-kilometer (750-mile) Inside Passage, which lies between the Canadian mainland and Vancouver Island, and links Alaskan waters with Washington state's Puget Sound. It is a vital passageway for U.S. fishing boats, which otherwise would have to sail on the open Pacific Ocean on the west side of Vancouver Island.
For more than a century, U.S. boats have had unimpeded access through the waterway. That changed briefly in 1994 when Canada, irked at U.S. salmon-fishing practices, imposed a $1,500 fee on U.S. boats using the passage.
The fee was lifted once the Americas returned to the bargaining table, and has not been reimposed. But talks on a salmon treaty have broken down again, and now Canadians are fuming over an amendment passed by Congress which challenges Canada's right to ever levy such fees in the future.
The amendment to the Fisherman's Protection Act was passed by Congress in November, but most Canadians only became aware of it this week when the first news stories about it appeared. The amendment urges the State Department to recover the $300,000 in transit fees collected by Canada and warns that the United States will not tolerate any future action that would "impede or otherwise restrict" the right of U.S. boats to use the passage.
Clark, on learning of the amendment, was so indignant that he asked Canada's federal government to reimpose the transit fees as a show of defiance.
"We have to take action to show the Americans that we're not afraid of defending our sovereignty on these questions," he said.
Federal officials said such retaliation would be premature, but they sent a protest note to the State Department disputing the U.S. interpretation of international maritime law.
"As far as we are concerned they are wrong,'" said Foreign Minister Lloyd Axworthy. "We have no intention of giving the money back.
B.C. Fishermen begin 'Canada First' fishery
VICTORIA, British Columbia (AP) -- British Columbia fishermen got their first chance to retaliate for American interceptions of Canada-bound salmon by fishing the huge Fraser River sockeye run at a time when they normally wouldn't. The so-called Canada First fishery opened Monday evening ... [Read More...]
LATEST OFFER: U.S. says no salmon treaty this summer
OTTAWA (AP) -- Canada on Thursday proposed binding arbitration to break a deadlock with the United States over dividing the salmon catch off the West Coast. But U.S. negotiators said Congress has frowned on that approach in the past and that the ... [Read More...]
SALMON: 'No fish war,' but aggressive strategy, Canadian official says
VANCOUVER, B.C. (AP) — A salmon-management plan de-scribed as an aggressive fishing strategy for Canada's West Coast waters was to be unveiled today by Canadian fisheries officials. Brian Tobin, federal minister of fisheries and oceans, discussed the plan Wednesday with commercial, recreational and ... [Read More...]
Salmon: U.S. offers to settle dispute with Canada
Dec 23rd, 1994
WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. government has offered to pay Canada for past inequities under a North Pacific salmon treaty in exchange for a new agreement to change the way the fishery is divided, the chief U.S. negotiator said Thursday. Under the ... [Read More...]
Canada detains 3rd boat
* A breakdown in the Pacific Salmon Treaty talks has led the Canadians to clamp down. By Rory Marshall The Associated Press SEATTLE -- A third U.S.-flagged fishing boat was detained by Canadian authorities Monday for failing to notify them as it ... [Read More...]


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package filters

import (
	"fmt"
	"regexp"

	"github.com/cloudflare/unsee/internal/models"
)

type fuzzyFilter struct {
	alertFilter
}

func (filter *fuzzyFilter) init(name string, matcher *matcherT, rawText string, isValid bool, value string) {
	filter.Matched = name
	if matcher != nil {
		filter.Matcher = *matcher
	}
	filter.RawText = rawText
	filter.IsValid = isValid
	filter.Value = value
	if _, err := regexp.Compile(value); err != nil {
		filter.IsValid = false
	}
}

func (filter *fuzzyFilter) Match(alert *models.Alert, matches int) bool {
	if filter.IsValid {
		for _, val := range alert.Annotations {
			if filter.Matcher.Compare(val.Value, filter.Value) {
				filter.Hits++
				return true
			}
		}

		for _, val := range alert.Labels {
			if filter.Matcher.Compare(val, filter.Value) {
				filter.Hits++
				return true
			}
		}

		for _, silenceID := range alert.SilencedBy {
			for _, am := range alert.Alertmanager {
				silence, found := am.Silences[silenceID]
				if found {
					m := filter.Matcher.Compare(silence.Comment, filter.Value)
					if m {
						filter.Hits++
						return true
					}
				}
			}
		}

		return false

	}
	e := fmt.Sprintf("Match() called on invalid filter %#v", filter)
	panic(e)
}

func newFuzzyFilter() FilterT {
	f := fuzzyFilter{}
	return &f
}


It's that time of year when, thanks to our cousins across the Atlantic, and their penchant for using any excuse for a sale, hordes of ravenous bargain hunters will descend on shopping malls across the world, in search of the year's best bargains… yes, brace yourselves, Black Friday is coming!
But, if the idea of a cross between 'retail therapy' and crowd surfing isn't your idea of fun, you can still take advantage of Black Friday, at the EnergyShop – and the best thing is, if you have EnergyPoints, you won't even need to spend a penny!
From Friday 24th to Sunday 26th November, you'll be able to enjoy an incredible 50% off all clothing, and 25% off pretty much everything else! So, what can those EnergyPoints you've been saving buy you?
Even if you don't have masses of EnergyPoints, you'll be able to pick up a copy of the brand-new, smoking hot 2018 EnergyGirls calendar – featuring the girls and American muscle cars, with a retro 80's flavour – for a discounted price of just 1,500 EP, or an exclusive, stylish EnergyCasino T-shirt from just 500 EP.
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So, go and check our EnergyPoints balance, then decide what you're going to treat yourself to. The sale will be on for the weekend, but we'd recommend getting in there on Friday, as stocks are limited!