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Gunmen Killed After Attacking Kandahar Governor Compound
April 28, 2012 08:07 GMT
By RFE/RL's Radio Free Afghanistan
KANDAHAR – Afghan officials say two suicide attackers and two members of the security forces have been killed in a firefight inside the governor's compound in the southern Afghan province of Kandahar.
Reports say the attackers – who were equipped with vests rigged with explosives, hand grenades and automatic rifles – were apparently able to slip through security checkpoints to enter the compound and exchange fire with security forces on April 28.
Officials said Governor Toryalai Weesa was not been harmed in the attack.
RFE/RL's Radio Free Afghanistan said the fighting lasted about 30 minutes.
Taliban spokesman Qari Yousef Ahmadi said Taliban fighters had carried out the attack.
Kandahar is the heartland of Taliban militants who have been fighting for the past decade to overthrow the U.S.-backed government of President Hamid Karzai.
With reporting by AP and AFP
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Ailanthus webworm - Wikipedia
The ailanthus webworm (Atteva aurea) is an ermine moth now found commonly in the United States. It was formerly known under the scientific name Atteva punctella (see Taxonomy section). This small, very colorful moth resembles a true bug or beetle when not in flight, but in flight it resembles a wasp.
tree-of-heaven, Ailanthus altissima Sapindales: Simaroubaceae
Appearance Ailanthus altissima is a rapidly growing, typically small tree up to 80 ft. (24.4 m) in height and 6 ft. (1.8 m) in diameter. It has large leaf scars on the twigs. Foliage Foliage is one of the best identifying characteristics for this species.
Comprehensive Report Species - Ailanthus altissima
Ailanthus altissima Tree-of-Heaven. Fact Sheet ST-67, adapted from a series by the Environmental Horticulture Department, University of Florida for the United States Forest Service. Fact Sheet ST-67, adapted from a series by the Environmental Horticulture Department, University of Florida for the United States Forest Service.
Ailanthus altissima - Plant Encyclopedia ...
Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture Ailanthus altissima, Swingle (A. glandulosa, Desf.). Tree Of Heaven. Tree, to 60 ft.: young branchlete minutely pubescent, usually dull yellowish brown: Ivs. 1 1/2-2 ft. long; Ifts. 13-25, stalked, ovate-lanceolate, usually truncate at the base, 3-5 in. long, finely ciliate, with 8-10 pairs of veins, glabrous and glaucescent beneath, near the base with 2-4 ...
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tree-of-Heaven Simaroubaceae Ailanthus altissima (Mill.) Swingle symbol: AIAL Leaf: Alternate, pinnately compound, 1 to 3 feet long, with 11 to 41 leaflets, leaflets are 2 to 6 inches long, pointed at the tip with large, glandular teeth near the base, green above and below.
Ailanthus altissima : Tree-of-heaven | NBN Atlas
datasets have provided data to the NBN Atlas for this species.. Browse the list of datasets and find organisations you can join if you are interested in participating in a survey for species like Ailanthus altissima (Mill.) Swingle
Technical Description: The following description of Ailanthus altissima is adapted from Abrams (1951), Robbins et al. (1951), and Munz and Keck (1973). Deciduous trees, often 5-20 meters tall, with smooth gray bark, which grow rapidly and spread freely underground. Leaves are 3-6 dm long, 11-25 foliolate, odd pinnate and alternate.
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Texas Invasives Database - Ailanthus altissima TexasInvasives. The Quiet Invasion: A Guide to Invasive Species of the Galveston Bay Area - Tree-of-heaven, Ailanthus, copal tree
Ailanthus altissima - Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria
Accession no. Plant no. Provenance type Identification status; Brachychiton Bed. RBGM 500819: 1: 3
Ailanthus altissima subsp. altissima
Ailanthus altissima subsp. altissima Dataset GBIF Backbone Taxonomy Rank ... Plantae phylum Tracheophyta class Magnoliopsida order Sapindales family ...
Ailanthus (Ailanthus altissima) - Ontario Trees and Shrubs
Range map for Ailanthus (Ailanthus altissima) PLEASE NOTE: A coloured Province or State means this species occurs somewhere in that Province/State. The entire Province/State is coloured, regardless of where in that Province/State it occurs. (Range map provided courtesy of the USDA website and is displayed here in accordance with their Policies)
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Ailanthus altissima Kingdom: Plantae Division/Phylum: Magnoliophyta Class: Magnoliopsida Order: Sapindales Family: Simaroubaceae FEATURES Tree ‐of‐heaven is a deciduous tree that may attain a height of 75 feet and a trunk diameter of up to two feet. It can grow from underground root suckers and
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Aculops ailanthii - Wikipedia
Aculops ailanthii, the Ailanthus leafcurl mite, is a species of Eriophyid mite that infects trees-of-heaven (Ailanthus altissima).Very little is known about this species. A. ailanthii has been proposed as a potential biocontrol alongside Ailanthus webworms and Mimosa wilt (Fusarium oxysporum) in North America, where Ailanthus is a severe invasive. ...
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Ailanthus altissima is a small to medium-sized tree of the mostly tropical Quassia family. It has a smooth, grey bark with compound leaves which are alternate, odd-pinnate, with 11-25 lanceolate leaflets. Most leaflets have one to three coarse teeth near their base. Mature trees .
Tree of Heaven: An Exotic Invasive Plant Fact Sheet ...
2014-05-15 · Tree of Heaven: An Exotic Invasive Plant Fact Sheet May 15, 2014 in Invasive Plants Please note that any use of glyphosate herbicide in any form should be considered as a last resort to minimize unintended environmental impact.
Ailanthus altissima - Plant Finder
Noteworthy Characteristics. Ailanthus altissima, commonly called tree of heaven, is native to China and was introduced into New York City in 1820 as a street tree and food source for silkworm s.It has now naturalized throughout much of the United States. In many areas it has become a noxious weed.
Ailanthus altissima (Miller) Swingle | Species | India ...
The root and stem bark are antispasmodic, astringent, bitter, cardiac depressant, diuretic, emetic, febrifuge, rubefacient and vermifuge. A nauseatingly bitter herb, it is used internally to treat malaria and fevers; it also slows the heart rate and relaxes spasms.
Plants Profile for Ailanthus (ailanthus)
The Plants Database includes the following 1 species of Ailanthus . Click below on a thumbnail map or name for species profiles. Native Introduced Native and Introduced. Ailanthus altissima tree of heaven Legal Status. Wetland Status. Interpreting Wetland Status. Related Links. More Accounts and Images; Integrated Taxonomic Information System (AILAN) Jepson Interchange (University of ...
Ailanthus altissima - Smithsonian Environmental Research ...
Ailanthus altissima Common name(s): Tree-of-Heaven The Tree-of-Heaven is native to northern China where it has a rich history dating back hundreds of years. This fast growing tree can reach 80 feet in its relatively short life (50 years). It is used as an astringent in traditional Chinese medicine, but can be toxic to domestic animals and cause ...
Ailanthus altissima - Bugwoodwiki
Ailanthus altissima is a rapidly growing, typically small tree up to 80 ft. (24.4 m) in height and 6 ft. (1.8 m) in diameter. It has large leaf scars on the twigs. Foliage Foliage is one of the best identifying characteristics for this species. The leaves are pinnately compound and .
Ailanthus altissima | Encyclopedia of Puget Sound
Tree-of-heaven (Ailanthus altissima), also known ailanthus, Chinese sumac, and stinking shumac, is a deciduous tree in the mostly tropical Simaroubaceae family.Mature trees can reach 80 feet in height. Ailanthus has smooth stems with pale gray bark and twigs which are light chestnut brown, especially in the dormant season.
A. altissima is resistant to root-knot nematodes (Meloidogyne spp.) and Anoplophora glabripennis (Zhang et al., 1992; Santamour and Riedel, 1993). 46 phytophagous arthropods, 16 fungi, and one potyvirus were reported attacking Ailanthus altissima in China, some apparently causing significant damage (Ding et al., 2006).
Aculops ailanthii, the Ailanthus leafcurl mite, is a species of Eriophyid mite that infects trees-of-heaven (Ailanthus altissima).Very little is known about this species. A. ailanthii has been proposed as a potential biocontrol alongside Ailanthus webworms and Mimosa wilt (Fusarium oxysporum) in North America, where Ailanthus is a severe invasive.
Tree-of-Heaven - Home: Texas Invasive Species Institute
The Tree-of-Heaven Ailanthus altissima, is a deciduous tree that can reach up to 70 feet in height. The twigs are chestnut-brown with smooth bark and branches are light to dark grey, smooth and glossy with raised dots. Plants are either male or (dioecious) with soft wood that is weak and coarsely-grained. Leaves are large and compound ...
Ailanthus altissima (Mill.) Swingle
phylum Tracheophyta class Magnoliopsida order ... Ailanthus altissima var. microphylla B.C.Ding & T.B.Chao Ailanthus altissima var. myriocephala B.C.Ding & T.B.Chao Ailanthus altissima var. pendulifolia (Dippel) Rehder Ailanthus altissima var. ramosissima B.C.Ding & T.B.Chao Ailanthus cacodendron (Ehrh.) Schinz & Thell. Ailanthus erythrocarpa Carrière Ailanthus esquirolii H.Lév. Ailanthus ...
Ailanthus altissima - Wikipédia Sunda, énsiklopédi bébas
Ailanthus altissima atawa tangkal sawarga nyaéta tangkal pituin ti Cina jeung Taiwan anu tumuwuh sarta galugurna kawilang gancang. Ieu tangkal bisa tumuwuh nepi ka jangkungna lima welas méter na mangsa dua puluh lima taun. Ku gancangna ngajangkungan ieu tangkal jadi margalantaran disebut tangkal sawarga, nganggap yén ieu tangkal terus tumuwuh nepi ka sawarga.
Ailanthus altissima (AILAL)[Overview]| EPPO Global Database
General information about Ailanthus altissima (AILAL) China. Introduced into Japan and many other countries, as a fast-growing ornamental tree, especially in Europe, and in many cases invasive.
Ailanthus webworm in Ailanthus altissima tree Climate [ edit ] This tropical moth is commonly seen in summer throughout the continental US, and occasionally eastern Canada (its northern limit is eastern Ontario and south-western Quebec beyond the host range).
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The system that was launched in 2007 has seen a rapid expansion of 25 new high performing public charter schools. The concept has enabled English language learners and students from low-income households to gain more than a month extra learning for maths and reading each year they attend school. It offers students a personalized learning platform that improves the students' chances of attaining the college education. Something unique about Rocketship education is the fact that, in some instances, parents are allowed to choose which teachers will be hired before actual classes begin. Parents are known to participate in job interviews for teachers at the charter schools.
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Wanna Be 'Pickup Artist' Sentenced to 8 Years in State Prison for Raping an Intoxicated Woman
Rape by intoxication is often really difficult to prove. This case was unique.
By R. Stickney	• Published February 3, 2017 • Updated on February 3, 2017 at 2:31 pm
A San Diego woman's personal investigation exposed the local pickup artist community and led police to three men who were ultimately convicted of raping her and sentenced to prison.
Jason Berlin, 28, is the third defendant sentenced in the investigation launched three years ago. He along with Jonas Isaac Dick and Alexander Markham Smith, took the victim to an apartment in the Gaslamp Quarter where they raped her.
Berlin later bragged about the act on a website designed to teach men how to "up your lay count."
Berlin's victim, identified only as Jane Doe, faced him in a downtown courtroom Friday. Her recollection of the night she was raped was so powerful, one person in the gallery began sobbing uncontrollably and left the room.
She read archived posts from "Efficient Pickup" a locally-operated website offering a "boot camp" on how to meet, seduce and sleep with women in one night." Berlin was a client.
The young professional spent $2,000 a month to rent a downtown apartment the group called "The Train Station." The location was key, prosecutors say, so as to quickly move intoxicated women from the bars into the bedroom.
Jane Doe told the court Friday that Berlin's own blog posts on the website revealed his goal was to have sex with 15 girls in three months.
However, the boot camp, apartment and website were shut down - exposed after the victim went to San Diego police describing what happened to her on October 13, 2013.
The victim was found by a friend unconscious, face down on a bed and surrounded by vomit with two of the defendants nude around her.
"That night is still fuzzy for me. I vaguely remember being woken up and told to put my dress back on," the victim said.
The friend dragged the victim from the room and they reported what happened to San Diego Police, according to the initial criminal complaint.
Police launched an investigation but it wasn't until the victim used her knowledge about computers to track down the defendants.
"The only reason they made the arrest was you," Judge Jeffrey F. Fraser told the victim Friday. "You put together the packet and dropped it off on the detective's desk."
Berlin's own words, bragging about the assault, along with similar posts by Dick led to his arrest and ultimately, his conviction of raping a woman who was intoxicated.
"They were so brazen and so proud of what they did," Deputy District Attorney Lisa Fox said. "He was a student and he liked what he was learning and he wanted more and more and more."
Fox described so-called "train games" in which the men took turns having sex with women they knew were drunk.
"He did not still, three years later, understand what he did and show remorse," Fox said. "He did not understand the gravity of what he did to the victim in this case."
Berlin, described as a socially awkward college graduate with a 3.42 GPA does not have the ability to show emotion because he lives with Asperger's or an Autism Spectrum Disorder, his defense attorney argued.
In fact, the defendant showed no emotion when he addressed the judge and apologized for his actions. However, he cried openly when his mother turned and faced the victim and apologized to her.
"I became impatient and embarrassed when I was unsuccessful in developing friendships and relationships with women," Berlin said. "I then made the biggest mistake of my life and began paying thousands of dollars for what I naively believed was a mentorship."
His instructors were also convicted.
Jonas Dick pleaded guilty in January 2016 to rape of an intoxicated woman. He also pleaded guilty an additional forcible rape of a 17-year-old woman, which was discovered during this investigation, according to the San Diego County District Attorney's Office. He was sentenced to eight years in the state prison.
Alex Smith took his case to trial and was convicted by a jury of both counts: rape of an unconscious person and rape of an intoxicated woman, the DA's office said. He was sentenced to eight years in prison in December.
The website has since been shut down.
"This mentality is disturbing, it's dangerous, it's detrimental," Fox said adding that rape by intoxication is often really difficult to prove.
This case was unique.
"But for them bragging and blogging about it online, we probably wouldn't be here today," she said.


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What is an example of eponymous?
Named after something else or deriving from an existing name or word. An example of eponymous is a person named Jackson who founded a city being the reason for naming the city Jacksonville. An example of eponymous is a band using its name as the name for the band's album.
How do you use the word eponymous?
"In precise, traditional usage, an eponym is someone who gives a name to something else, and eponymous describes the giver of the name, not the receiver. A restaurateur named Terry Lamb could be described as the eponymous owner of Terry Lamb's Restaurant, but the establishment is not Mr. Lamb's eponymous restaurant."
What is another word for eponymous?
In this page you can discover 6 synonyms, antonyms, idiomatic expressions, and related words for eponymous, like: eponymic, legendary, famed, critically-acclaimed, godfather and infamous.
What is eponyms and examples?
Eponym is defined as the person for whom a discovery or other thing is defined as named. An example of an eponym is Walt Disney for whom Disneyland is named. noun. The name of a real or fictitious person whose name has, or is thought to have, given rise to the name of a particular item. Romulus is the eponym of Rome.
What is the eponyms of guillotine?
Joseph-Ignace Guillotin (28 May 1738, Saintes – 26 March 1814 Paris) was a French physician who proposed on 10 October 1789 the use of a mechanical device to carry out death penalties in France. While he did not invent the guillotine, and in fact opposed the death penalty, his name became an eponym for it.
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It's no coincidence that "eponymous" has to do with naming — it comes to us from the Greek adjective "epōnymos," which is itself from "onyma," meaning "name." "Onyma" has lent its name to a number of English words, including "synonymous," "pseudonym," and "anonymous." Traditionally, an eponymous person or thing (i.e..
What is eponymous novel?
When something is eponymous, it takes its own name as its title. For instance, Herman Melville never wrote a story or a novel called "Herman Melville," and Dickens never titled any of his novels "Charles Dickens." But singers and bands often name at least one of their albums or CDs after themselves.
What is an eponymous hero?
An eponymous hero or heroine is the character in a play or book whose name is the title of that play or book. […] [formal]
What do you call a person who has the same name as you?
Merriam-Webster's Dictionary defines "namesake" as "one that has the same name as another; especially one who is named after another or for whom another is named", allowing the usage of: "I met a person who happened to have the same name as me. We are namesakes."
Why are eponyms important?
The Importance of Using Eponyms. Eponyms show how related terms can become names for specific things. Inventors, founders, and scientists are often eponymous people, inspiring the eponymic terms that come to describe their inventions, products, or discoveries.
What is an example of an eponym?
Emma by Jane Austen
Gulliver's Travels by John Swift
Peter Pan by J.M. Barrie
Pickwick Papers by Charles Dickens
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty by James Thurber
Winnie-the-Pooh by A.A. Milne
Synonyms for Eponymous: adj. •giving one's name to something (adjective) eponymic, nominative. n. • character, hero, antihero, heroine, baddy, narrator. Other synonyms: • heroine, personage, antihero. • narrator, hero, swashbuckling, two-dimensional.
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eponym(Noun) The name of a real or fictitious person whose name has, or is thought to have, given rise to the name of a particular item.
What does the name eponym mean?
In the most frequently cited meaning, an eponym is a person, place, or thing after whom or after which something is named, or believed to be named. In this way, Elizabeth I of England is the eponym of the Elizabethan era.
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Scottish Media Training helps National Trust for Scotland prepare for BBC "Winterwatch"
News / By SMT Website Administrator
The BBC held its annual 'Winterwatch' series – broadcast live on BBC2 over five successive evenings in January from the National Trust for Scotland's Mar Lodge Estate near Braemar, Aberdeenshire, a stunning 72,000 acres set within the Cairngorm National Park and home to a wonderful array of wildlife.
Scottish Media Training were called in by the National Trust to prepare its staff for this Television extravaganza which involved the BBC team of Michaela Strachan, Chris Packham and Martin Hughes-Games, conducting interviews with estate management staff from game-keeping and Ranger staff to property managers.
SMT created a bespoke broadcast training day for the Mar Lodge staff, giving them the confidence and techniques to face the cameras. In total, eight senior staff – all of whom were likely to appear 'On Air' took part in the training day. trained.
One senior manager for the National Trust for Scotland, who appeared in the programme, said:
"Winterwatch was fantastic and has worked out really well for us. The training you guys provided also came to the fore…I think 5 out of the eight of us on the course ended up being interviewed at some stage – so well worthwhile.
I would definitely look to do a refresher day. Most of the team have very little interaction with the media throughout the year, so if the BBC do come back, it would be worth the effort to refresh what was learned this year."
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Balance Lacking in the COVID-19 Response (Managed Healthcare)
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By Peter Wehrwein and Briana Contreras | Sept 3, 2020
Brent James, M.D., M.Stat., doesn't want to be misunderstood. COVID-19 is a big deal. But…
"How do I nuance this? Covid is a very important disease, it has had a major impact," James said in video interview with Managed Healthcare Executive® this week. "But not to the extent that some of the news media and some of our political leaders have pumped it. This is well within our scale as it turns out."
James, an international leader in quality improvement and patient safety who became well known for his work at Intermountain Healthcare in Salt Lake City, said the initial reaction was understandable: "People are trying to make decisions in the face of poor data."
And he noted that some health systems were hit hard by COVID-19, citing as example Northwell Health, the 23-hospital system in Long Island and New York City. James said he has been working with Michael Dowling, the Northwell president and CEO, and that Dowling did, indeed, have a "true crisis."
But James, who is a clinical research professor at Stanford but still lives in Utah, says there is "night and day" difference between what happened at Northwell and where he lives. He said…
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Sling TV Update Brings Interface Improvements for Apple TV Users
Sling TV has updated its Apple TV app in an effort to simplify access to content and enhance discoverability on the online streaming television platform.
The new user interface upgrades, which are based on customer feedback, include improvements that put content front and center, while enabling subscribers to manage favorites and see more information about shows before viewing.
In the new larger grid guide view, more images and blurbs now appear for the currently selected show, while filters on the left-hand side of the screen filter channels by categories including My Channels, Sports, Movies, and Kids.
Meanwhile, individual channel guides can be accessed by clicking the channel logo on the left of the grid guide to see all the content available on that channel, and clicking a show now also offers more images and information on other seasons available via the streaming service.
Elsewhere in the update, Favorite channels gain some visual UI improvements, and can now be managed by selecting an orange icon at the front of a row, allowing subscribers to view their recordings and edit content in the continue watching ribbon.
Lastly, tapping the Apple Remote touch pad during streaming now lets users view more information about what they're watching, including show name, description, closed caption options, player controls are more.
Sling says the new features for Apple TV are set to come to other Sling TV-supported devices in the future. See the Sling blog for more information.
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Sling TV Increases Cheapest Plan to $25/Month, Introduces Limited Free Content and À La Carte Channels
Sling TV today announced that it will be increasing the price of its entry-level Sling Orange service by $5 per month, jumping the price up to $25 per month for subscribers. Existing subscribers will not be grandfathered in to their old price, and all Sling Orange customers will see the new monthly $25 price reflected in their bills starting in August.
Sling TV president Warren Schlichting explained in a blog post today that while the company's goal is to keep subscriber prices as low as possible, programming fees and other aspects of the service necessitate the monthly price hike. "Our team works hard to negotiate fair programming deals, with the goal of keeping your price as low as possible," Schlichting said. "Programming fees, however, only go one direction, and that's up!"
No other aspects of Sling Orange have been changed, so users can still subscribe to the $25 plan and get just over 30 live channels (including ESPN) and DVR features. Comparatively, Sling Orange is still one of the cheapest entries in live TV streaming market, with DirecTV Now starting at $35/month (down to $20/month for AT&T Unlimited plans), and Hulu with Live TV and YouTube TV starting at $40/month.
Alongside the price increase, Sling TV revealed a slew of new updates aimed at introducing free content, à la carte channels, movies on-demand, and more without requiring customers to pay for a base subscription (for now only on Roku devices). Part of the announcement is an attempt to get anyone who previously subscribed to Sling TV to return to the service.
When returning customers re-open the Sling TV app, they'll be able to access more than 100 hours of free TV shows and movies without restarting their subscription. These customers will also see ribbons that highlight free shows and films to watch, at launch including "Good Behavior," "Wrecked," "The Detour," and more.
Additionally, anyone can now purchase select channels à la carte without needing to sign up for an entire Sling TV tier. Right now, there are only eight channels available, but with the update if you're interested in only watching one of these channels in the Sling TV app, you can pay individually per month to get the access you want without other channels you might not watch. The company said that more channels will be added in the future, but as of now include:
- Showtime: $10
- CuriosityStream: $6
- Stingray Karaoke: $7
- Dove Channel: $5
- Outside TV Features: $5
- Up Faith & Family: $5
- Pantaya: $6
- NBA League Pass: $28.99
Outside of a Sling TV subscription, customers can now buy pay-per-view events as a one-time purchase in the app as well. There's also the option to buy movies in Sling TV without a monthly subscription, including a catalog of 5,000 popular films.
The company didn't clarify when exactly non-Roku users will see these updates, but confirmed other devices will be supported "in the near future."
Dish Reports Sling TV Has Grown to 2.2M Subscribers as of the End of 2017
Dish Network today reported official numbers for its streaming television service Sling TV, which marks the first time that the company disclosed the service's subscriber numbers separately from its traditional pay TV numbers. According to Dish, Sling TV had 2.212 million subscribers as of the end of 2017, aligning with previous estimates that the service had well over 2 million subscribers (via TechCrunch).
Sling TV was one of the first streaming TV bundles to launch, so its continued high ranking in regards to subscriber numbers makes sense. Following Sling TV remain services like DirecTV Now (1 million subscribers as of December 2017), PlayStation Vue (455,000 as of December 2017), Hulu with Live TV (450,000 as of January 2018), and YouTube TV (300,000 as of January 2018). Sling TV and PlayStation Vue launched in 2015, DirecTV Now launched in 2016, and Hulu with Live TV and YouTube TV each debuted in 2017.
Dish further detailed Sling TV's subscriber growth in its 10-K filing this week, stating the service had 623,000 subscribers in its first year on the market, then grew to 1.5 million by 2016, and 2.21 million by the end of 2017. More users switching from traditional TV bundles to streaming services are believed to be impacting Dish's revenue, however, with its total 2017 revenue at $14.39 billion, down year-over-year from $15.21 billion. In total, 1.1 million users were reported as having dropped Dish's pay TV bundles in 2017.
Like other streaming TV services, Sling TV allows users to choose between various tiers, with prices that start at $20/month for a small amount of channels and then increase in price as more channels are added. Sling TV is one of the cheapest services to enter with this price, while rivals like YouTube TV cost $35/month, and Hulu with Live TV and PlayStation Vue start at $39.99/month. DirecTV Now also starts at $35/month, and has an ongoing deal where new subscribers can pay for three months of service at $105 and get a 32GB Apple TV 4K for free.
Although Sling TV has been out for longer and subsequently has more robust features, some of the newer services are still in beta and testing updates that have yet to launch to a wide audience. These include DirecTV Now's beta test of a Cloud DVR, which is now said to be coming this spring, as well as Hulu's decision to add a more traditional channel guide for its users. Earlier in February, YouTube TV launched an app for Apple TV after delaying the initial launch from 2017.


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Q: how to receive Json serializable object array in web api controller posted using httpclient I am sending data using HttpClient like below
using (var streamWriter = new StreamWriter(request.GetRequestStream()))
{
    streamWriter.Write(JsonConvert.SerializeObject(message).ToArray());
}

what would be the web api controller method parameter
i am going to use like below
public IHttpActionResult ReceivedMessages([FromBody] IList<char> messages)

Instead of IList i have tried char[] array and string[] array also. i am getting null value always.
But if i checked this request.Content.ReadAsStringAsync().Result i am receiving the value in string format but in controller class i am getting null

A: If you have a copy of the type of message object at  the request sender, maybe,
a MessageClass , use the same type as a Request class MessageClass
in Web api side and use
public IHttpActionResult ReceivedMessages([FromBody] List<MessageClass> messages);

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La Coupe Davis 1985 est la  de ce tournoi de tennis professionnel masculin par nations. Les rencontres se déroulent du 8 mars au 22 décembre dans différents lieux.

La Suède (tenante du titre) remporte son  grâce à sa victoire en finale face à l'Allemagne de l'Ouest par trois victoires à deux.

Contexte
Le "Groupe Mondial" de l'édition 1985 de la Coupe Davis met aux prises 16 équipes sélectionnées en fonction de leurs résultats durant l'édition précédente :
 les nations ayant atteint les quarts de finale ( & ),
 les nations ayant remporté leur match de barrage (),
 les nations promues dans leur zone continentale ().

Le tournoi se déroule en parallèle dans les zones continentales, avec pour enjeu d'accéder au groupe mondial. Un total de 63 nations participent à la compétition :
 16 dans le "Groupe Mondial",
 8 dans la "Zone Amérique",
 12 dans la "Zone Est" (incluant l'Asie et l'Océanie),
 27 dans la "Zone Europe" (incluant l'Afrique).

Déroulement du tournoi
Cette édition fut marquée par un match hors norme, un Paraguay-France disputé à Asuncion dans une ambiance surchauffée. Organisé dans le Alfredo Stroessner Stadium, un gymnase sous-dimensionné, les 3000 spectateurs déchaînés placés au ras du terrain, n'ont cessé d'insulter les joueurs et d'intimider le corps arbitral. La rencontre s'est disputée dans une salle de basket sur parquet vitrifié. Afin de ne pas trop subir les fortes températures extérieures en raison de l'absence de climatisation, les matchs ont commencé à partir de 18h30 pour se terminer le vendredi à 3 h 40 du matin et le dimanche à 2 h 20. Le premier jour, la star locale Víctor Pecci bat Yannick Noah au terme d'un combat interminable en cinq sets (6-8, 15-13, 2-6, 8-6, 10-8) où le français obtient une balle de matchs à 7-6 avant de s'incliner après 5 h 07 de jeu, déstabilisé par les injures racistes et les bruits assourdissants des chocalhos et des tam-tams. Après deux nouveaux matchs disputés en cinq manches, la France recolle à 2-1 à l'issue du double. Pecci donne finalement la victoire à son pays contre Leconte dans un climat d'émeute générale dans laquelle le commentateur de TF1 Hervé Duthu reçoit un coup de poing qui le laisse K.O. Noah le portera sur son dos jusqu'aux vestiaires où les français resteront calfeutrés un certain temps par mesure de sécurité.

En demi-finale, l'Allemagne affronte la Tchécoslovaquie à Francfort. L'Allemand Michael Westphal triomphe du Tchèque Tomas Smid après un match et un cinquième set interminable (6-8, 1-6, 7-5, 11-9, 17-15), le match est rendu légendaire par incident rare. En chutant, l'Allemand se prend les pieds dans le tapis et troue la moquette. Le match est interrompu quelques minutes le temps de rétablir la situation.

Finale
C'est la deuxième victoire consécutive des Scandinaves toujours amenés par Mats Wilander. Ils s'imposent en finale à sur la surface synthétique de Munich face à l'Allemagne de l'Ouest portée par le jeune Boris Becker, 18 ans tout juste qui venait de se révéler en s'imposant à Wimbledon. La finale fut très serrée, elle s'est joué lors du dernier match gagné par Stefan Edberg en quatre manches face à Michael Westphal. Boris Becker avait gagné ses deux simples contre Wilander et Edberg mais le double Nyström-Wilander avait fait pencher la balance du côté suédois contre Becker-Maurer. Ce fut le seul match de Joakym Nystrom durant cette campagne, que le capitaine suédois avait préféré à Anders Järryd.

Avant cela, la Suède avait connu un parcours plutôt tranquille en infligeant un terrible 5-0 à l'Australie sur la terre battue de Malmö en demi-finale, ceci sans perdre un seul set. Auparavant, les Suédois s'étaient imposés deux fois à l'extérieur au Chili et en Inde. Six joueurs ont participé à cette campagne : Mats Wilander, Stefan Edberg, Anders Järryd, Joakim Nyström, Henrik Sundström et Jan Gunnarsson. Ils étaient dirigés par Hans Olsson.

Résultats

Groupe mondial
Les nations vaincues au  jouent leur maintient pour le groupe mondial lors du tour de barrage. Les autres sont directement qualifiées pour le groupe mondial 1986.

Tableau

Matchs détaillés

Huitièmes de finale

Quarts de finale

Demi-finales

Finale
La finale de la Coupe Davis 1985 se joue entre la Suède et l'Allemagne de l'Ouest.

Barrages

Résumé
Les barrages voient s'affronter les nations ayant perdu au  du "Groupe Mondial". Les nations victorieuses sont qualifiées pour le groupe mondial 1986. Les nations vaincues participent à leur zone géographique respective. Les barrages se déroulent en même temps que les demi-finales : du 4 au 6 octobre.

Matchs détaillés

Notes et références
 Feuilles de matches

 Autres références

Voir aussi

Articles connexes
 Coupe Davis
 Saison 1985 de l'ATP
 World Team Cup 1985
 Coupe de la Fédération 1985

Liens externes
  Site officiel de la Coupe Davis
  Site officiel de l'ATP

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Children and ear infections unfortunately go together quite commonly, and they probably rank in the top 5 for pediatrician visits and trips to the ER in the middle of the night. Having had a bad ear infection in my third trimester, I can tell you from personal experience that I can empathize with kids that come in screaming in the middle of the night.
I've divided this article into three sections – when to suspect an ear infection in a child, what to do about pain control and how to treat ear infections. In terms of pain management and treatment, there is some controversial information out there especially regarding alternative medical approaches. I'll touch on those as well.
Pain relief from ear infections is 90% of the battle. Strategies range from conventional treatment like ibuprofen (Motrin or Advil) and acetaminophen (Tylenol) to alternative remedies such as ear candling and garlic oil.
One of the biggest reasons why pain control isn't effective for kids is under-dosing medications or not dosing medications at the right time intervals.
Ibuprofen and acetaminophen can be staggered – ibuprofen is every 6-8 hours and acetaminophen is every 4-6 hours. You can check with your pediatrician what the appropriate dose of medication should be based on your child's weight. I have seen kids that weigh as much as I do get the equivalent of an infant dose of ibuprofen. Funny how that dose doesn't help much with pain.
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Home	Business	Office envy: Some of the most inspirational flexible office spaces in Europe
Office envy: Some of the most inspirational flexible office spaces in Europe
by wrich July 29, 2021
As workplaces begin to reopen, many of us are looking forward to getting back into the office to see co-workers and be back in a creative, collaborative space.
However, staff expectations have changed during the pandemic and, with more pressure on offices to be designed to fit into the modern workforce, flexible office specialist, Workthere, has curated a list of some of the most inspirational flexible office spaces that it lists in Europe.
Hawley Wharf by LABS, London
Owned by LABS, Hawley Wharf goes beyond just aesthetic design. Inspired by the hospitality industry, the building has been created based on the understanding of human behaviours and social interactions.
Described as a sophisticated, beautiful, calm and warm environment, Hawley Wharf has combined muted colours and natural materials to evoke a sense of timelessness, promoting relaxation in the space. The use of large windows allows natural light to flood the building, helping to make people feel their best and, in turn, more productive, while its location next to Regent's Canal provides a tranquil outdoor space for people to enjoy. It is also a stone's throw from vibrant Camden Market.
Hawley Wharf's considered design with high quality amenities, including an on-site gym, range of meeting rooms and breakout space, provides a perfect space also to facilitate collaboration.
Grosvenor Street by The Space, London
Stylish meeting rooms are combined with a number of thoughtfully placed break out areas, designed to encourage relaxation to break up the working day. The interior design of this space has deliberately married up new and sleek architecture with the building's core original features.
The design process during the refurbishment was mindful of the building's original features, maintaining the sweeping staircase through the middle of the building and many period features throughout. It is situated close to Mayfair, providing great public transport links.
The Lennox Building by Iconic Offices, Dublin
The Lennox Building is a unique Grade A property, one of a few of its kind in Dublin. Awarded WELL v2 GOLD Certified, The Lennox Building is the first WELL v2 certified project in Ireland and the first certified flexible workspace in Europe.
Unsurprisingly, the office space was designed with well-being and productivity of its users in mind. With live planting throughout, high-quality heating and ventilation systems, a rooftop garden terrace, sit-stand desks, healthy snacks, on-site bike parking and a wellness events programme, it is clear that all elements of this space have been considered and contribute to a sustainable working environment. Furthermore, with excellent transport links and cycle lanes, the office space promotes eco-friendly travel for all its users.
Tara Street by The Tara Building, Dublin
This bright and airy space provides an environment for workers to display their creative energy. The décor features an abundance of plants and salvaged timber and combines areas for privacy in the way of meeting rooms with collaborative communal breakout space. There's also an eye-catching bamboo roof-top garden within the office, which provides spectacular views of the city.
Teleport Boulevard 130 by ScaleHub, Amsterdam
This office space in Amsterdam was created to allow optimal use of light in the offices. The boutique atmosphere has been specifically crafted by combining design classics with standard furniture. Boasting a roof top garden and separate meeting rooms, public function rooms have been centralised around the lifts, to ensure they are accessible for the entire building.
The office building has a beautiful inner garden. The lighting in the building is screen-friendly, so that the office is always well lit, but your screen remains clearly visible.
The Cloud by Regus, Amsterdam
The Cloud is an innovative building that provides workers with the very best cutting-edge designs, located in the heart of the capital city. The huge glass windows maximise the benefits of natural light, whilst an extensive atrium area gives access to various types of offices, including standing desks.
The open layout provides the perfect space for social interaction amongst colleagues, while the building also boasts a roof top garden and terrace with picturesque views of the Amsterdam river.
22 Boulevard Malesherbes by Kwerk Madeleine, Paris
Designed by architect Albert Angel, this office design is completely unique in its interior. Making full use of the natural stone of the original building, the walls and pillars are carved with numerous designs, which surround the user and evoke feelings of pure creativity.
The open plan office also blends standard desks and chairs with more comfortable sofas and armchairs, combining the more formal and social aspects of the working day together. This provides an overall feeling of peace and calm within the workspace.
Grand Hôtel-Dieu by Wojo, Lyon
The office is a brand-new design placed within a historic site in the French city of Lyon. The listed building received World Heritage status in 1998 and was classified as a French historical monument in 2011. Once the oldest hospital in Lyon, the space has been recently renovated and the breathtakingly spacious area combines a blend of meeting rooms of various sizes with open plan relaxation areas.
All workspaces are equipped with contemporary furniture, finishing and lighting to provide a feeling of modernisation within a snapshot of French history. The site is also a stone's throw away from local cafes and has great transport links in the city centre.
Carrer dels Pinzón by Utopicus, Barcelona
Located in the modern neighbourhood of Barceloneta, the building is one of the best examples of cutting-edge technology in Barcelona. Its innovative design combines a tower and a transversal building, which generates a vertical growth volume that is divided into different bodies at different scales.
Inside, the space serves as a link between the city and the sea, which can be seen throughout the building's chosen colour palette and textures.
Caracas 6 by Sharing CO, Madrid
The two-floor layout incorporates a workspace with an extensive outdoor area and large open plan kitchen to allow people to socialise. With windows across every side of the premises, there is a lot of natural light that maximises the spacious feel, whilst the interior décor is laced with plants and exposed pillars to provide a feeling of warmth to the environment. The use of neutral colours within the office also ensures a peaceful working atmosphere.
Köpenicker Straße 40 – 41 by Techspace, Berlin
The brief for this office space was to retain as much of the character of this historically significant 19th century ice storage warehouse as possible, whilst also making it work as a modern and flexible office space, and they achieved this by exposing original features in the building and letting them shine.
To achieve this, Paul Alexander, Director of Design at Techspace says: "Techspace believes that every building has a story to tell. From exposing the structure of floors, walls, columns and beams to stripping away unnecessary finishes to reveal the textures beneath, we believe displaying the story of a building creates an environment for people, and businesses to write their own."
The office space also boasts excellent transportation links and technological infrastructures to ensure people can be connected, whether that is physically or virtually.
Kurfürstendamm 11 by WeWork, Berlin
This building has an interior design inspired by the seaside in order to create a relaxed and refreshing atmosphere. The combination of shades of blue, stainless steel and light wood with reflective tiles really captures the essence of the beach. Floor to ceiling windows flood the office with light whilst providing views of the German capital, and a large open kitchen area gives off an almost café like communal vibe to promote social interaction in the workplace.
Cal Lee, Global Head of Workthere, comments: "Some of the most inspirational flexible office spaces in Europe are the ones that are really putting their customers at the heart of their designs, ensuring the spaces work for the end user, while also promoting productivity and well-being in the workplace.
"The importance put on the use of colours, textures and materials within these buildings, and how they can have an impact on the end user's wellbeing and emotions, is especially fascinating and goes to show that every single aspect of the space has a reasoning behind it.
"Furthermore, it's great to see companies prioritising good transportation links to encourage employees to commute to work in a more eco-friendly manner and incorporating features like roof top gardens and live planting to encourage wildlife in urban areas – all trends we can expect to see growing over the next year."
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AnonD-2665, 20 Nov 2012i know this is possible! Have u updated ur phone? There is also an update for nokia store, use... moreOff-course I've updated my phone to FP2 at 1st day.. I didn't use FP1 for even once, thats why I don't know the differences..
And thanks David I'm using Opera Mobile, Mini & even for Desktop for more than 3 years, & yes that is really good and fast..
I am surprised that this phone hangs for you.
Also, why u need Google Maps? U already have NOKIA MAPS which is the best map service available.
I suggest you to use "Opera Web browser" .. that will give u very fast browsing experience..
I hope my reply helps u..
Haris, 19 Nov 2012Thanks bigbite... But man I'm telling you my one got hanged more than half dozen time in 3-... morei know this is possible! Have u updated ur phone? There is also an update for nokia store, use 'app stop' to kill unnecessary background tasks! Agree about battery life, it is short!
Another thing I forgot to mention, the in-ear headphones that come together with the 808 is a waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay better than those which came with N8.
The audio output on 808 is much better than on N8 (which was already much better than any Android phone, but close to the Cirrus Logic iPhone 4S).
I thinks Native web browser & store has some issue becz I've experience freezing while using these two app only.
My brother Nokia maps doesn't provide satellite map for India... when I try to download map it says "map not found on server" that's why I'm looking for Gmap.
One more thing... Battery is also not last for Morning to evening after full charge... I just leave it connected with wi-fi, I'm using 2 e-mail widget, one social widget, 1 weather widget that uses internet that's it... and few minutes call, 25-30min store browsing & download 1 app of 18 MB... At evening it was only 10% battery left... I was just surprise with this..
Haris, 19 Nov 2012I bought my Nokia 808 3 days before in 25K in Delhi. No doubt its a great camera phone. If ... moreI am currently charging my phone and i tried opening the store via 3g and see what happened but nothing.. It's still the same; same as i had it when i bought it, it didn't freeze.. Man if you wanna search an app you try google it.. And one thing, nokia maps is far more reliable than google maps..
I bought my Nokia 808 3 days before in 25K in Delhi.
No doubt its a great camera phone. If you want to use phone for Camera & calling purpose, then there is no substitute of this.
But as my experience with this phone is not good regarding apps & other functionality.
1. Its not stable freezes at least twice in a Day. Specially if you are using Nokia Store on 3G. Today morning it happened 4 times with me back to back.
3. No back button is annoying, to go back u have to tap then click on back.
4. I didn't find any task manager for it yet that show ram usage & service so you can terminate then individually.
5. Native web browser is very bad, hangs itself also cause the whole phone to hang. U need pull battery every time it freezes.
5. No desktop flash support.
So guys I don't hate Nokia or Symbian, but if u are looking for a phone for surfing internet, gaming, gadgets, fast & smooth UI, big battery backup then Nokia 808 is not for U.
Please suggest me some usefull apps for this phone, like for task killing, satellite map etc.
AnonD-78184, 19 Nov 2012thnx mate for answering my questions. I am using belly fp2 and downloaded google maps from m.g... moreI can assure you that Google Maps should work on your 808. Just make sure you have mobile data connection with your service provider. It doesn't work on just wifi anymore. Try another 808 with a friend of yours with Google Maps.
Also, if satellite imaging is of utmost importance to you, Nokia Maps has that covered, too. You will also need data connection for that, too. Unless, you have loaded maps you need most, you can also use it in offline.mode.
I like using Google Maps and sometimes I need it, too. But Nokia Maps is more than enough for me.
And if you really need Google Maps badly, get an Android phone. Google owns Android and you will have full access to latest Google Maps more.
VIC , 19 Nov 2012Google Maps still works on my 808. Actually I'm surprised it does work. Make sure you have wif... morethnx mate for answering my questions. I am using belly fp2 and downloaded google maps from m.google.com . In my n8 google maps working just needed to switch wifi on but now i sell that for 808 . Please tell me any solution if u know (otherwise i have to go for androids).
AnonD-78184, 19 Nov 2012hi friends, is there anyone who is using google maps on this mobiles coz i am unable to do so... moreGoogle Maps still works on my 808. Actually I'm surprised it does work. Make sure you have wifi and mobile data on. Most importantly, make sure you have data connections with your SIM provider. Won't work solely on wifi anymore.
Also, Nokia Maps has satellite imaging, too. Maybe not as extensive as in Google Maps but works and I can find places easily on it, too.
Obviously, Nokia doesn't want you using Google Maps anymore coz they've got fantastic Nokia Maps and Drive on their own.
is there anyone who is using google maps on this mobiles coz i am unable to do so i tried everything whether wifi on or of data on/off even Bluetooth on/off but nothing work for me. Please if anyone knows how to get working google maps. Google maps or very important for me mainly setelite images. Otherwise i have to ditch this masterpiece .i sell my n8 for this mobile .


In the blink of an eye, summer has officially come to an end. Fall weather is rapidly approaching, and it's hard not to notice the school buses on the road, kids walking to school and all the back to school sales in the store. For many, school has officially begun, and that means there are more cars and buses on the road and children pedestrians on the street. It's time to use extra caution when you're on the road, to keep everyone safe. Check out some of our back to school safety tips below.
If you're driving around a school where children may be walking to and from, be extra cautious and alert. You'll want to employ these safe driving techniques not only when you're around a school, but during morning or afternoon hours when school is starting or letting out. Kids are likely walking all over the neighborhood.
The most important tip is to slow down – you can even drive under the posted speed. Obey all traffic laws and make sure you are aware of the speed limit, keeping in mind that the speed limit can be lower during certain hours, like when school is just starting or letting out. Many schools also utilize traffic cops, safety patrol and/or crossing guards, and you should defer to their instructions. Make sure to stop if they ask you to, to allow children to cross the street or school buses to exit onto the road.
It's also critical to stay aware of your surroundings while driving nearby a school or during peak school hours. Don't fiddle with the radio, put your coffee down, don't turn around to check on your children, text or browse the internet on your phone and keep your eyes on the road. Even though you're driving slowly, you should still be completely concentrated on your surroundings. You never know when a child running late for school may dart out in front of your car or another car may suddenly slam on its breaks.
Follow your school's traffic pattern and plan for pick-up and drop-off. If they don't have one, you might want to suggest it to the principal – it's safer for everyone!
Before school starts, make sure to discuss with your children car, bus and pedestrian safety. Remind them that the car or school bus is not a place to misbehave and that it's important to stay seated and on their best behavior.
Make safety a family priority! Take a family walk and practice looking both ways before crossing the street. Talk about obeying crossing guards, police officers and making sure to stay on the sidewalk. If you're unsure if your child is mature enough to walk to school, you can walk with them until you're more confident.
The fall is an exciting time for kids and parents alike, but by following these tips, you can make sure safety doesn't fall by the wayside.


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EAV First in France for Fairlight CC-1
Sydney, Australia (November 13, 2006) -- Paris-based production/post-production facility EAV has become the first CC-1-powered customer in France. EAV recently purchased a Fairlight HD Dream Factory system, featuring the CC-1 engine.
Sydney, Australia (November 13, 2006) — Paris-based production/post-production facility EAV has become the first CC-1-powered customer in France. EAV recently purchased a Fairlight HD Dream Factory system, featuring the CC-1 engine.
Created in March 2006 by parent company Melodia, EAV was established to develop
Mediatour, a television channel designed to promote local tourism in France. The channel has been on the air since June 2006. EAV handles production and postproduction responsibilities for the programming on Mediatour.
With the goal of expanding its services to other projects including documentaries and publicity films, EAV needed an easy-to-use, high-performance system that could handle a variety of projects. "We were looking for an open platform with a fast and intuitive response," said Thierry PossÈmÈ of EAV. "I like to work on a system in confidence. With the HD Dream Factory we will have the best of both worlds: open architecture and the stability for which Fairlight products are known."
"With the new Fairlight products, we will have the ability to work on several formats in a short time and respond to all our clients," PossÈmÈ added. "I look forward to growing our business with the Fairlight system."
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Hello Kyle and welcome to the Disney Parks Moms Panel where it's our pleasure to assist you with planning a trip to Walt Disney World Resort that is practically perfect in every way.
It breaks my heart when I hEar folks have been unlucky in making their dream Advanced Dining Reservation come true, but just like Walt Disney famously said "If you can dream it, you can do it!" so please don't ever lose sight of your destiny to dine in your dream dining location at Walt Disney World Resort.
Although to the best of my knowledge there currently isn't a dining reservation waiting list, my top tips and suggestions for you is to keep on trying via My Disney Experience to secure your desired spot or by speaking to a helpful Cast member in Dining Reservations by dialling the number contained within this Walt Disney World Resort Phone Directory.
Keep dreaming big and have a great Disney day.


I consider myself a regular. I've enjoyed many nice meals here before but this times was a bit of a disappointment for me. My omelet was over cooked and had so little lobster in it that I didn't even taste it.


This 4 star recently renovated hostel is located 200 metres from the coach terminal and shops, and 5 minutes walk to the beach. Absolute Backpackers is very central to all services, including the water taxi to Dunk Island.
$1.00 discount for VIP/YHA members and a FREE water bottle with stays of 3 nights or more!!!
Our hostel provides a place to relax at the swimming pool or TV room, or to be as active as you want to be. Tour bookings can be made at reception. Our courtesy bus can take you to the Palm and Rainforest walking tracks, shops and services. Every Saturday we invite our guests to a free BBQ.


1. Use your pencil to draw a bunny shape on your cardstock paper.
2. Pour white paint on your small paper plate. Dip the carrot cookie cutter into the paint and stamp the bunny. Continue dipping the cookie cutter into the paint and stamping the bunny as much you want. You can clearly see that the carrot shape is not recognizable in my daughter's bunny. She really covered it well. Your child may not choose to cover it with as many stamps, but it will still look great!
3. After you are done stamping, use your Neon Glitter Caddy to sprinkle different colors of glitter all over the wet paint. Dump off the excess glitter. The Neon Glitter Caddy comes with large holes for each color for pouring, instead of a standard glitter shaker. For that reason, I only open the hole a very small amount so my daughter can still shake the glitter out and it doesn't pour all over. Just wanted to give you a heads up.
4. Glue on a large Pom for the bunny tail and let the craft dry completely.
The glitter makes it sparkle and shimmer and adds such a fun touch of color to the craft!
Oh my goodness I love this. I have a toddler/pre school art group that this will be perfect for!!!
Why have I never heard of doing this? So fun we did egg and bunny cutters on eggs, bunnies, and ducks. My 3 year old loved thisx. Can't wait to do it for other holidays! Thanks!


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The involvement of Rho-associated kinases (ROCKs) in EphA4 signaling in Xenopus laevis
Ashley Bate
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XEphA4 is a cellular receptor that functions to regulate cell and tissue interactions in amphibian embryos via a repulsive mechanism that involves actin cytoskeleton reorganization. Ectopic EphA4 signaling in Xenopus embryos results in a loss of cell-adhesion and rounded cell morphology, and this phenotype is consistent with EphA4 signaling in cultured A6 cells. How EphA4 achieves its effects on the actin cytoskeleton at the molecular level is largely unknown. One known step in the pathway is that EphA4 causes inhibition of the small GTPase RhoA. RhoA has many downstream effectors that cause cytoskeletal reorganization; the most recognized of these are the ROCK proteins (Rho-associated kinases). ROCK exists in two isoforms, ROCKI and ROCKII. We hypothesize that ROCK inhibition is one step in EphA4 signaling. To test our hypothesis we used ROCK inhibitors and mutants. ROCK inhibitors resulted in loss of cell-adhesion, but not change in cell shape in Xenopus embryo, and rounded morphology in A6 culture. Dominant-negative ROCKII did not result in a phenotype similar to EphA4 and constitutively-active ROCKII did not rescue Xenopus embryos from the EphA4 phenotype. Expression of dominant-negative ROCKI in A6 culture produces a phenotype similar to EphA4 and more importantly expression of constitutively-active ROCKI in Xenopus embryos resulted in partial rescue of the embryos from the effects of EphA4 signaling. These data support a role for ROCKI but not ROCKII in EphA4 signaling. However, the lack of a change in cell shape in Xenopus embryos suggests RhoA has multiple downstream effectors involved in EphA4 signaling.
Bate, Ashley, "The involvement of Rho-associated kinases (ROCKs) in EphA4 signaling in Xenopus laevis" (2008). Senior Honors Theses & Projects. 129.
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Benefits of Parent and Community Engagement – A Community of Learners Approach
• by Rosana G. Rodríguez, Ph.D. • IDRA Newsletter • April 2010 •
When we as educators recognize that benefits can be accrued by engaging parents and community as partners, we open the door to making our job easier and more transparent, and we enrich the opportunities for children to experience success.
Parent engagement deepens our understanding of the teaching and learning process and can be an exciting, fruitful journey for educators. By seeking connection with families and the communities that surround our schools, we enter into a dynamic community of learners that can enrich our teaching, our sense of meaningfulness and our effectiveness in engaging students in the classroom. Ultimately, parent engagement can positively impact how we teach and who we reach, far beyond what we teach.
Our effectiveness as teachers improves when we are willing to enter into a genuine exploration of the students we serve, seeking to understand their context, unique gifts, individual learning styles and what motivates each one best. This requires entering into the territory of engagement, creating relationships with parents as their children's first teachers.
Parents have critical information about their children's strengths, assets and needs that helps teachers make better informed instructional decisions. When we fail to see the contributions of parents in the educational equation, we shortchange both the quality of our instruction and the academic benefits to be accrued for the child.
Through effective parent and community engagement, teachers tap into the vast knowledge of parents as a child's first teachers to better unleash the learning potential of each child. Likewise, a school system must attend to the process of engaging with parents and strengthen its connections with community, gaining new information on how best to serve their students. Working in partnership with parents and communities, school districts can weave a web of support for all students to graduate college ready.
Ask educators why they entered this profession and most will say they want to improve the lives of their students, to make a difference or to be involved in something meaningful. Many will say they felt a call or vocation to teach. This implies relationships. No one exists in a vacuum in our interconnected world. By entering into relationships with parents and communities, educators broaden their own growth in their profession. Parent engagement can impact a teacher's sense of belonging and satisfaction with the profession, as well as their persistence in teaching.
Some erroneously view parent engagement as "soft," "fuzzy" or "irrelevant" compared to more technical, structured elements of teaching. But this negates the interconnectedness of life and fails to see schools as an integral part of their communities.
Some teachers consider parent engagement in terms of solely fulfilling a mandate. Sadly, we often hear comments that engagement is not important or "we don't make time for that."
Even worse, parents are sometimes treated as guests rather than as partners in learning. In some well-intentioned schools, a space is designated where parents can come to meet "if they want to," but no real outreach to parents occurs.
Other school districts may hire parent liaisons to "do that work" instead of focusing on teachers, who may feel ill-prepared or believe parent engagement is beyond their responsibilities. Granted, community liaisons do perform an important role that is vital for schools, but they should not replace teacher-parent interaction around student learning.
Still other schools unwittingly adopt a social service model of parent engagement. These schools provide volunteers to help parents navigate appointments or locate housing or other emergency needs. Again, while these efforts represent steps in the right direction, they cannot take the place of meaningful parent engagement that focuses on planning together for each student's success.
Meaningful engagement is a horizontal activity, not top down. It is built on a shared premise of mutual learning and inter-dependence, creating a community of learners. Fundamentally, it recognizes that there is something to be gained in the home-school relationship that is profoundly important to teaching and learning in support of each child. It is based upon a valuing perspective that focuses on student success.
Effective engagement begins with the recognition that each member of the partnership – teacher and parent – has a unique perspective to offer that can improve learning.
Meaningful engagement is a student-centered relationship, a journey for understanding, growth and change that is focused on how best to support each learner's exploration and discovery in an interconnected world. This requires the skills of listening, conversing and respecting in order to plan together how best to support learning for each child. This kind of interdependence has great potential for sharing knowledge, responsibility and support surrounding each child we teach, ensuring their high school graduation and college success.
In her insightful book, Leadership and the New Science, Margaret Wheatley (2006) speaks about the "invisible fabric of our connectedness" and relational dynamics. She says: "In this exquisitely connected world, it's never a question of 'critical mass.' It's always about critical connections."
Wheatley outlines these applications for professionals leading organizations, such as corporations, non-profit organizations, health care systems and schools. Over the last 36 years, IDRA has promoted meaningful parent involvement as a necessary component of effective schools and affirms it in our Quality Schools Action Framework, developed by Dr. María "Cuca" Robledo Montecel, IDRA's president and CEO (2005).
Teacher preparation programs also must prepare teachers for effective parent engagement and reinforce the importance of interacting in partnership with parents and communities.
What will be the "critical curriculum" of our future world view? We learn in science that even simple cells live within a system. For schools to remain viable, the system must include parents and community as a source of growth and vitality. As educators, we can contribute to the development of a new leadership of networks, preparing our students to participate in our world of interconnectedness by modeling this type of leadership within a school, engaging with parents and communities to discover and apply this wisdom to our teaching.
IDRA has designed a new Community Engagement Series for Educators that supports teachers and principals in setting forth their commitment and planning for effective engagement (see box). The seven-part series reflects the Six Goals of Education Equity put forth in IDRA's South Central Collaborative for Equity.
Since relationships are different in each context, there is no one solution for all. However, the superintendent and other school district leaders must set the vision to value parent engagement. IDRA's new resource can help the principal to uphold and execute this commitment, while each teacher applies this to their classroom teaching and local context. Ultimately, what is essential is that we have the courage and foresight to create the shared vision and set forth our commitment for meaningful parent engagement to support all learners, as an equity and excellence issue in education.
Lessig, L. The Future of Ideas: The Fate of the Commons in a Connected World (New York: Vintage Books, 2002).
Louv, R. Mapping the New World of Leadership (New York: Ford Foundation, 2002).
Robledo Montecel, M. "A Quality Schools Action Framework – Framing Systems Change for Student Success," IDRA Newsletter (San Antonio, Texas: Intercultural Development Research Association, November-December 2005).
Rodríguez, R.G., and J.C. García, A. Villarreal. Community Engagement Series for Educators (San Antonio, Texas: Intercultural Development Research Association, 2010).
Wheatley, M.J. Leadership and the New Science: Discovering Order in a Chaotic World Revised (San Francisco: Beret-Koehler Publishers, Inc., 2006).
Rosana G. Rodríguez, Ph.D., is director of Development. Comments and questions may be directed to her via e-mail at feedback@idra.org.
[©2010, IDRA. This article originally appeared in the April 2010 IDRA Newsletter by the Intercultural Development Research Association. Permission to reproduce this article is granted provided the article is reprinted in its entirety and proper credit is given to IDRA and the author.]
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This dish is great for dinner or to send to a potluck. My Aunt made is a few years ago for a family picnic and I bugged her for the recipe. Reminds me of good old stuffed cabbage but way easier!!!!
This recipe reminds me of one my dear Mother-in-law used to make. Thanks for a great "5" fork memory nudge.
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namespace llvm {

class BlockAddress;
class Constant;
class GlobalValue;
class LLVMContext;
class MachineBasicBlock;

namespace ARMCP {
  enum ARMCPKind {
    CPValue,
    CPExtSymbol,
    CPBlockAddress,
    CPLSDA,
    CPMachineBasicBlock
  };

  enum ARMCPModifier {
    no_modifier,
    TLSGD,
    GOT,
    GOTOFF,
    GOTTPOFF,
    TPOFF
  };
}

/// ARMConstantPoolValue - ARM specific constantpool value. This is used to
/// represent PC-relative displacement between the address of the load
/// instruction and the constant being loaded, i.e. (&GV-(LPIC+8)).
class ARMConstantPoolValue : public MachineConstantPoolValue {
  unsigned LabelId;        // Label id of the load.
  ARMCP::ARMCPKind Kind;   // Kind of constant.
  unsigned char PCAdjust;  // Extra adjustment if constantpool is pc-relative.
                           // 8 for ARM, 4 for Thumb.
  ARMCP::ARMCPModifier Modifier;   // GV modifier i.e. (&GV(modifier)-(LPIC+8))
  bool AddCurrentAddress;

protected:
  ARMConstantPoolValue(Type *Ty, unsigned id, ARMCP::ARMCPKind Kind,
                       unsigned char PCAdj, ARMCP::ARMCPModifier Modifier,
                       bool AddCurrentAddress);

  ARMConstantPoolValue(LLVMContext &C, unsigned id, ARMCP::ARMCPKind Kind,
                       unsigned char PCAdj, ARMCP::ARMCPModifier Modifier,
                       bool AddCurrentAddress);

  template <typename Derived>
  int getExistingMachineCPValueImpl(MachineConstantPool *CP,
                                    unsigned Alignment) {
    unsigned AlignMask = Alignment - 1;
    const std::vector<MachineConstantPoolEntry> &Constants = CP->getConstants();
    for (unsigned i = 0, e = Constants.size(); i != e; ++i) {
      if (Constants[i].isMachineConstantPoolEntry() &&
          (Constants[i].getAlignment() & AlignMask) == 0) {
        ARMConstantPoolValue *CPV =
            (ARMConstantPoolValue *)Constants[i].Val.MachineCPVal;
        if (Derived *APC = dyn_cast<Derived>(CPV))
          if (cast<Derived>(this)->equals(APC))
            return i;
      }
    }

    return -1;
  }

public:
  virtual ~ARMConstantPoolValue();

  ARMCP::ARMCPModifier getModifier() const { return Modifier; }
  const char *getModifierText() const;
  bool hasModifier() const { return Modifier != ARMCP::no_modifier; }

  bool mustAddCurrentAddress() const { return AddCurrentAddress; }

  unsigned getLabelId() const { return LabelId; }
  unsigned char getPCAdjustment() const { return PCAdjust; }

  bool isGlobalValue() const { return Kind == ARMCP::CPValue; }
  bool isExtSymbol() const { return Kind == ARMCP::CPExtSymbol; }
  bool isBlockAddress() const { return Kind == ARMCP::CPBlockAddress; }
  bool isLSDA() const { return Kind == ARMCP::CPLSDA; }
  bool isMachineBasicBlock() const{ return Kind == ARMCP::CPMachineBasicBlock; }

  virtual unsigned getRelocationInfo() const { return 2; }

  virtual int getExistingMachineCPValue(MachineConstantPool *CP,
                                        unsigned Alignment);

  virtual void addSelectionDAGCSEId(FoldingSetNodeID &ID);

  /// hasSameValue - Return true if this ARM constpool value can share the same
  /// constantpool entry as another ARM constpool value.
  virtual bool hasSameValue(ARMConstantPoolValue *ACPV);

  bool equals(const ARMConstantPoolValue *A) const {
    return this->LabelId == A->LabelId &&
      this->PCAdjust == A->PCAdjust &&
      this->Modifier == A->Modifier;
  }

  virtual void print(raw_ostream &O) const;
  void print(raw_ostream *O) const { if (O) print(*O); }
  void dump() const;
};

inline raw_ostream &operator<<(raw_ostream &O, const ARMConstantPoolValue &V) {
  V.print(O);
  return O;
}

/// ARMConstantPoolConstant - ARM-specific constant pool values for Constants,
/// Functions, and BlockAddresses.
class ARMConstantPoolConstant : public ARMConstantPoolValue {
  const Constant *CVal;         // Constant being loaded.

  ARMConstantPoolConstant(const Constant *C,
                          unsigned ID,
                          ARMCP::ARMCPKind Kind,
                          unsigned char PCAdj,
                          ARMCP::ARMCPModifier Modifier,
                          bool AddCurrentAddress);
  ARMConstantPoolConstant(Type *Ty, const Constant *C,
                          unsigned ID,
                          ARMCP::ARMCPKind Kind,
                          unsigned char PCAdj,
                          ARMCP::ARMCPModifier Modifier,
                          bool AddCurrentAddress);

public:
  static ARMConstantPoolConstant *Create(const Constant *C, unsigned ID);
  static ARMConstantPoolConstant *Create(const GlobalValue *GV,
                                         ARMCP::ARMCPModifier Modifier);
  static ARMConstantPoolConstant *Create(const Constant *C, unsigned ID,
                                         ARMCP::ARMCPKind Kind,
                                         unsigned char PCAdj);
  static ARMConstantPoolConstant *Create(const Constant *C, unsigned ID,
                                         ARMCP::ARMCPKind Kind,
                                         unsigned char PCAdj,
                                         ARMCP::ARMCPModifier Modifier,
                                         bool AddCurrentAddress);

  const GlobalValue *getGV() const;
  const BlockAddress *getBlockAddress() const;

  virtual int getExistingMachineCPValue(MachineConstantPool *CP,
                                        unsigned Alignment);

  /// hasSameValue - Return true if this ARM constpool value can share the same
  /// constantpool entry as another ARM constpool value.
  virtual bool hasSameValue(ARMConstantPoolValue *ACPV);

  virtual void addSelectionDAGCSEId(FoldingSetNodeID &ID);

  virtual void print(raw_ostream &O) const;
  static bool classof(const ARMConstantPoolValue *APV) {
    return APV->isGlobalValue() || APV->isBlockAddress() || APV->isLSDA();
  }

  bool equals(const ARMConstantPoolConstant *A) const {
    return CVal == A->CVal && ARMConstantPoolValue::equals(A);
  }
};

/// ARMConstantPoolSymbol - ARM-specific constantpool values for external
/// symbols.
class ARMConstantPoolSymbol : public ARMConstantPoolValue {
  const std::string S;          // ExtSymbol being loaded.

  ARMConstantPoolSymbol(LLVMContext &C, const char *s, unsigned id,
                        unsigned char PCAdj, ARMCP::ARMCPModifier Modifier,
                        bool AddCurrentAddress);

public:
  static ARMConstantPoolSymbol *Create(LLVMContext &C, const char *s,
                                       unsigned ID, unsigned char PCAdj);

  const char *getSymbol() const { return S.c_str(); }

  virtual int getExistingMachineCPValue(MachineConstantPool *CP,
                                        unsigned Alignment);

  virtual void addSelectionDAGCSEId(FoldingSetNodeID &ID);

  /// hasSameValue - Return true if this ARM constpool value can share the same
  /// constantpool entry as another ARM constpool value.
  virtual bool hasSameValue(ARMConstantPoolValue *ACPV);

  virtual void print(raw_ostream &O) const;

  static bool classof(const ARMConstantPoolValue *ACPV) {
    return ACPV->isExtSymbol();
  }

  bool equals(const ARMConstantPoolSymbol *A) const {
    return S == A->S && ARMConstantPoolValue::equals(A);
  }
};

/// ARMConstantPoolMBB - ARM-specific constantpool value of a machine basic
/// block.
class ARMConstantPoolMBB : public ARMConstantPoolValue {
  const MachineBasicBlock *MBB; // Machine basic block.

  ARMConstantPoolMBB(LLVMContext &C, const MachineBasicBlock *mbb, unsigned id,
                     unsigned char PCAdj, ARMCP::ARMCPModifier Modifier,
                     bool AddCurrentAddress);

public:
  static ARMConstantPoolMBB *Create(LLVMContext &C,
                                    const MachineBasicBlock *mbb,
                                    unsigned ID, unsigned char PCAdj);

  const MachineBasicBlock *getMBB() const { return MBB; }

  virtual int getExistingMachineCPValue(MachineConstantPool *CP,
                                        unsigned Alignment);

  virtual void addSelectionDAGCSEId(FoldingSetNodeID &ID);

  /// hasSameValue - Return true if this ARM constpool value can share the same
  /// constantpool entry as another ARM constpool value.
  virtual bool hasSameValue(ARMConstantPoolValue *ACPV);

  virtual void print(raw_ostream &O) const;

  static bool classof(const ARMConstantPoolValue *ACPV) {
    return ACPV->isMachineBasicBlock();
  }

  bool equals(const ARMConstantPoolMBB *A) const {
    return MBB == A->MBB && ARMConstantPoolValue::equals(A);
  }
};

} // End llvm namespace

#endif

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