Give yourself a great present this Christmas!
***SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SEASON THOUGHT! God is the creator of all things good and perfect. Satan takes the perfection of God and perverts it...EVERYTHING! Even most with hardened hearts who hate God. have a soft spot for the Christmas season. We are all aware of the God-haters attempts to cleanse our culture of anything to do with God, such as the never-ending attempts around Christmas to remove public displays such a nativity scenes. However this Christmas, anything to do with this season is under attack in an attempt to ruin the "joy" this time of year brings out in most people!
Mattel, creator of the iconic Christmas gift "Barbie," is deciding to create two male dolls who are married for your children. There have been many visible "transsexual Santa's" this season. Rudolph lover are bigoted since he is a maligned reindeer, verbally bullied by his father, made fun of for his "disability," while his elf friend Hermey is ridiculed for wanting to be a dentist. Classic Christmas song "Santa Baby" is sexist. Candy canes are evil since they are shaped like a J...for Jesus. One church protesting immigration policy put the baby Jesus in its' nativity scene in a CAGE. Charlie Brown's Christmas is intolerant to other religions for the scene where Linus tells Charlie Brown the real meaning of Christmas by reciting a passage from the Christmas story in chapter 2 of Luke's gospel. A teacher of 5-6 year olds told her students there is no Santa Claus. Next to the nativity scene in the Illinois statehouse is a statue worshipping satan. God is a sexual predator for impregnating Mary without her consent.
As we are only a few days from Christmas Day, there is much laughter and joy all around. It is really an incredible time of the year. However, for many of you, you don't have that joy or that peace this Christmas because of sin in your life. I am talking of that sin deep down, the sin you keep to yourself, the sin nobody else knows about.
On the outside, everything looks fine. But deep inside, you are dying because of sin you have refused to deal with, sin you have held on to and not dealt with. THAT is the sin that is robbing you of your joy this Christmas season. THAT is the sin that is keeping you from the close, intimate daily relationship Christ desires to have with you. THAT is the sin that is slowly destroying your life and effectiveness for the Kingdom of God.
The problem you have is that you have learned how to live with the sin. You have learned how to bury it, hide it, and live with it, rather than get victory over it. Oh I know. You have tried. You have prayed and worked at it, but in the end, you have given in and rather than fight any longer, you have accepted it.
IT IS THAT SIN IN YOUR LIFE THAT IS KEEPING YOU FROM THE PEACE, THE JOY, AND THE ABUNDANCE THAT CHRIST HAS PROMISED US IN THIS LIFE.
You have settled for less than the best God has for you because of sin that has beaten you!!!
My friend, this kind of sin is not just "going away." It will be part of your life, holding you back, until you are serious about getting victory over it once and for all. The key question though is this. Do you WANT victory over this sin? That may seem like a dumb question, but trust me, it isn't. Many people are actually OK with this sin in their life. They know it is wrong, but the power over them is so strong, they don't really want to let go.
Until you are ready to do all that is necessary to get victory, nothing will change. That is why some drug addicts and alcoholics will go through rehab program after rehab program and never get better. They don't WANT to get better. Until you WANT to get better, you won't. Until you really WANT victory, you will never get it.
I love you and care about you so much. If you are serious about victory over that sin in your life, here is a place to start. You are in a battle. To win a battle, you must have a battle plan. Pray, sit down, and let God give you a plan you can faithfully work each day. Then you need someone you can be accountable to on a daily basis. You can't win this fight alone, you need someone to stand with you, and to hold you accountable.
Lastly, you need the strength you can only get from God. That comes from your daily relationship through prayer and the Word, from being in church, from finding ways to serve the Lord. All of this working together will help you overcome this battle and see victory. I will stand with you and be praying. Never forget, He is able!!!
This Christmas, give yourself the best present you ever could...victory over that sin in your life!!! Know that during this upcoming weekend, I have committed time to pray for you and whatever that sin may be. It will be an honor and privilege to spend part of my weekend praying for you and victory over that sin in your life. God loves you.
It is NO ACCIDENT that you are reading this now. God could not be talking to you any louder than if He bellowed your name from the Heavens!!!
This Devotional needs to be sent to everyone you know. What an act of love this Christmas season to plant a seed in someone's life who is struggling secretly with sin, letting them know God really does care. My friend, this IS answered prayer!!! Victory is in sight!!! The battle can be won! God has heard your cries!!! He is able!!! The only question that remains is are you ready to put that sin out of your life once and for all?
Know that I will be praying for you...praying for VICTORY over the sin in your life this Christmas!!!!


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Girne American University Stage School – Healthy Life Courses
By gautalk on October 10, 2014
GAU Stage School – new
Semester with Healthy Life
By gautalk…
Admissions for TRX classes for a healthy life which is under the Girne American University (GAU) Stage School have commenced.
According to the statement issued from GAU
Stage School, training zones at international standards have been established within GAU dance studios for TRX classes, which is the most popular sport for wellness in recent times. It was explained that TRX is a branch of exercise which uses ones own body weight to exercise in a balanced way and emphasized that this is the exact sport to stay in shape and for wellness. In the statement it is stated that the admissions for pilates, aerobics, and yoga and zumba classes along with the TRX classes have commenced with expert training staff for the new academic year. The courses will also be available for the public.
For detailed information about TRX, pilates, aerobics, yoga and zumba classes; call 0392 650 2000 – extension 1454.
Categories: Education, GAU, Health
Tagged as: Education, GAU Stage School, Girne American University, Health, North Cyprus, TRNC
Second Greek Cypriot to play for team in North Cyprus
TRNC News Today 10th October 2014 – Nami: Significance of reaching settlement apparent

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In case you missed it….Beyonce and Jay Z have been confirmed to perform at the Grammy Awards this weekend.
Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, Taylor Swift, Daft Punk, and former Beatles Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, are already set to perform during music's biggest night and now two more superstars have been confirmed to hit the stage on Sunday.
Last week, reports surfaced suggesting the Crazy in Love hitmaker would open the show, while Madonna was rumored to be taking to the stage alongside one of the night's nominees.
The Fest For Beatles Fans–"A Splendid Time Is Guaranteed For All!"
We here at THE MAC WIRE were lucky enough to pop in at The Fest For Beatles Fans (which runs through tomorrow night). This most famous of Fab Four celebrations is at the Crowne Plaza, Meadowlands (in Secaucus, NJ) and is proudly celebrating their 38th year, thanks to promoter and founder Mark Lapidos–pictured with Micky and Donna Dolenz!
We really dig the panels and the Meet The Special Guests event with The Monkees' Micky Dolenz (one of the great '60s rock and roll storytellers of all time), former Wings members Denny Seiwell and Henry McCullough and Ringo Starr solo producer Mark Hudson. Sadly, legendary producer (and Paul McCartney's almost-brother-in-law) Peter Asher could not make this Friday night panel, but he came for events today (Saturday, 3-24) and tomorrow (Sunday, 3-25). Martin Lewis is moderating all the discussions and his famous for being a Beatles scholar and humorist. We have to be honest and say that we like him because he reminds us of a hipper version of celebrity judge Piers Morgan (seen at far right in photo below).
But of course, it is always Mark Hudson who makes everyone laugh the hardest at the Fest although the story about Harry Nilsson coming to his rescue when he was down-and-out and going through a divorce was a real tearjerker! He was happy to pose with fans and even had adorable handmade dolls of himself at his table–they're gorgeous and he really does make them himself!
We enjoyed the panel, and the highlight for us were Dolenz talking about sitting in on the Sgt. Pepper sessions (he actually stayed at Macca's famous Maida Vale house in London) while he was trying to escape the whole Monkees taking control of their own recordings controversy…as well as the first time he ever heard of the Beatles in 1963 when he was driving down Van Nuys Boulevard in LA to a bad summer job–and a local radio station started announcing they would have a special Beatles day. Dolenz also dazzled with other surprising info on his career–including the fact that Frank Zappa wanted him to hire him as the drummer for The Mothers Of Invention shortly after The Monkees went off the air.
"The Mick" also did a signing that had one of the longest lines we had ever seen. There was about 200 people in line less than five minutes after Meet The Special Guests panel was over at 9:30 PM, and he was unsure if he could get to them in the 90 minutes slotted. He will be doing more signings this weekend as well as a fan Q&A session at 5:50 tonight (Saturday, 3-24)–followed by a performance at 9:15 with Liverpool, one of the best Beatles cover bands ever. Mark Hudson will also lead an all-star jam a little later in that set. By the way, if you meet up with Denny Seiwell at the Fest, you will probably get a glimpse of his awesome vintage Beatles boots–he bought them for three pounds in 1964 and has managed to keep them in mint condition.
Finally, we need to comment that there is always a Beatles singalong going on in the lobby of the Crowne Plaza during the Fest (including impromptu go-go dancing by male and female Beatles fans alike). You can bring your own instruments if you'd like!
The memorabilia for sale at the Fest is insane–you can find anything from Beatles Hairspray to Butcher Block albums in all sorts of condition. The Rockaway Records stand has more Bucther Blocks than we have ever seen in one place in every condition depending on what your budget is. There are super-rarities there like the only Let It Be album printed on clear vinyl.
There are also plenty of Monkees items, and plenty of Beatles authors with tables. Bruce Spizer–whom we met in front of the Hard Rock Cafe during Ringo's 70th birthday party there–has all his books with him to sign including his excellent new coffee-table sized tome called Beatles For Sale On Parlophone Records. It's his seventh book and includes photos of much of his private Beatles memorabilia collection! There was also a 60s Dress Up Contest–and we thought it was adorable that this lady made matching outfits out of Yellow Submarine fabric for her and her toddler daughter.
For more info on the Fest, go to www.thefest.com. Tickets today and tomorrow are $45 per day for adults.
A rare amplifier used by George Harrison during the recording of the classic Beatles albums Revolver and Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band is set to hit the auction block next month.
The amp, a Vox brand UL730 model amp and cabinet, was recently connected to Harrison when a repair found his named carved into the inside. According to Gibson.com, the amp's owners did more research and confirmed that it was in fact the late Beatle's amp and was used on both albums.
"Very few amps used by The Beatles have come to auction before, and to find one that was used on two such significant albums is truly rare and exciting," said Stephen Maycock, a rep from the Bonham's Auction house.
The amp is expected to fetch between $80,000 and $110,000. A "to do" list penned by John Lennon will also be sold in an upcoming auction.
Ringo Starr Shocked By Fury Over Liverpool "Joke"
Ringo Starr was stunned by the reaction of fans in his hometown when he insisted he missed "nothing" about the English city of Liverpool – because the remark was meant as a joke.
The former Beatles drummer sparked fury among residents in the area where he grew up when he made the comment to British TV presenter Jonathan Ross during an interview in 2008.
Several angry viewers complained to the BBC over the incident, and a Beatles memorial in the city was vandalised, but Starr is adamant the remark was made in jest.


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Q: How does a property without setter allow value to be assigned? In C#, property can be declared with getter and setter. If there is no setter then it shouldn't allow to set?
But this .net core 3.1 example tutorial shows value assigned to such a property. How is this allowed?
Code:
public class Startup
{
    public Startup(IConfiguration configuration)
    {
        Configuration = configuration;
    }

    public IConfiguration Configuration {get;}
}

A: A read-only property can only be set:

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*If it's an auto-implemented property (i.e. the property body just has { get; })

*When the setting the property is within the constructor

The read-only property is implemented as a read-only field, and when the property is set within the constructor, the read-only field is set directly.
So the code you've posted is equivalent to:
public class Startup
{
    private readonly IConfiguration _configuration;
    public IConfiguration Configuration => _configuration;

    public Startup(IConfiguration configuration)
    {
        _configuration = configuration;
    }
}

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Most people think that shuffling with style is really all there is to do with playing cards. Not anymore. Zach Mueller is a master in the art of cardistry. At a few points in this video, it really appears that the cards are floating!


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Q: How to accept credit card info (and send money to credit card) without PCI compliance? Here are our requirements:

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*Send money to our users' credit cards. This is a unique requirement that many payment systems don't support.  We essentially need to be able to grant a bonus/reward (sort of like a refund but without a preceding purchase).

*Avoid stringent PCI compliance requirements.  We're fine with paying a 3rd party to store the credit card info; we'd rather not deal with quarterly audits.

*Credit card form must be translatable into English, Chinese, Korean, and Russian.

*Credit card form must appear within our site and look like the rest of our site.

*Fees must be reasonable.
Apparently Moneris satisfies everything except #3.  But that might be a deal breaker for us.
Know of any other gateways I should explore?

A: Generally, you cannot 'refund' a credit card that you have not charged a higher amount.  Sounds like you probably have a very uphill battle.
Anytime you try to remit money to a credit card, you will be asked to reference the previous CHARGE transaction or you will not be able to process the credit transaction.
Any chance the people you need to pay could all become paypal members so they can be paid?  Paypal has a very slick little interface to allow you to pay other paypal members in batches - real fast, real easy, real easy to code.  Most folks will rush to join paypal if it means that what they have to do to get paid - all you need to know to pay them is their paypal login email address.

A: Instead of issuing charges back to a customer's card, have you considered placing credits on their account instead? It ends up being cheaper for you (no transaction fees!), and it encourages to keep the customer with you longer.
A change in this requirement would make it very simple to use something like Recurly.com, whee I work.


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This Week In College Football: All The Wild Scenarios That Could End The Season
Dec. 2, 2015 , at 12:39 PM
By Andrew Flowers
Filed under College Football Playoff
Conrad Ukropina of the Stanford Cardinal celebrates after kicking the game-winning field goal against Notre Dame last weekend.
Ezra Shaw / Getty Images
College football starts in September with 128 teams and billions of different paths to the playoff. Nearly all of that multiverse has been closed off — on Saturday, it'll be sealed for good.
There are four major conference titles at stake Saturday, but only two could really cause chaos for the playoff selection committee: those of the SEC and ACC. The Big Ten championship game matters less, from our perspective, because the winner is almost certainly getting in. And the Pac-12 championship only comes into play if Stanford wins and Alabama or Clemson loses (or both).
To break down just how those games could affect the playoff picture, my colleague Jay Boice and I ran 20,000 simulations of FiveThirtyEight's College Football Playoff model. This gives us greater insight into both how Saturday's games could play out and, more importantly, how the committee might make its playoff picks based on those outcomes.
Two things we know:
Oklahoma is in. In all our scenarios, the Sooners are virtually certain to make the playoff.
The Big Ten winner is in. Whichever team wins the championship game — Iowa or Michigan State — its probability of making the playoff also approaches 100 percent, according to the model. (Our projection favors the Spartans.) It's very unlikely that the loser gets in under any scenario, and so throughout this analysis it's assumed that the loser is out.
I analyzed the multiverse of playoff scenarios by first looking at the two most important games: the championship games for the ACC (Clemson vs. North Carolina) and the SEC (Alabama vs. Florida). If Alabama and Clemson win, the selection committee's job is super easy, but if one or — Bear Bryant forbid — both lose, then it's not so clear.
If there is chaos on Saturday, three teams are standing offstage: Stanford, Ohio State and North Carolina. But none of them controls its own destiny (even if UNC beats Clemson). The model can't say with any great confidence which of those teams would take the place of the Tide and/or Tigers should those favorites fall — or whether Alabama or Clemson would be replaced at all.
The possible scenarios
Both Alabama and Clemson win (42 percent likelihood):
This is the simplest outcome. The Tide and Tigers are in, alongside Oklahoma and the Big Ten winner. That's an impressive pair at the top: an undefeated ACC champion and a one-loss winner of the SEC (arguably the strongest conference in college football). This is the likeliest scenario, happening 42 percent of the time.
(Stanford fans: You may notice that the model gives the Cardinal a 3 percent chance if they win the Pac-12 in this scenario. It's not happening; the model's just being cautious/polite.)
Alabama wins but Clemson loses (32 percent likelihood):
This scenario is the second-most-plausible because North Carolina is more likely to upset Clemson than Florida is to upset Alabama.
What would come next is complex. (Which should come as no surprise — this is college football, after all.) If Clemson loses, four teams could be vying for the fourth playoff spot: Stanford, Ohio State, the newly crowned ACC champion Tar Heels and … Clemson. That's right, our model thinks there's a decent chance that the Tigers could make the playoff over North Carolina even if they lose the ACC title to the Tar Heels. At 42 percent, Clemson is better-positioned than any of the other three teams. But it's close: Stanford isn't far behind at 34 percent, should the Cardinal win the Pac-12.
How could Clemson make it over the team it just lost to? The Tigers have a more impressive schedule than UNC and a signature win against Notre Dame. The Tar Heels suffer both from a weaker schedule and an embarrassing early season loss to South Carolina. Would that really be enough to outweigh North Carolina's conference championship and its head-to-head win? FiveThirtyEight suspects that the model is being slightly too kind to Clemson,1 but the committee would have a lot to think about. As my boss Nate Silver wrote last year, only a handful of No. 1-ranked teams have lost their conference championship game. On average, those teams were demoted to No. 4 after the loss. If the Tigers suffered the same fate, they'd still be in the playoff. Still, there's no guarantee that the playoff committee would treat them similarly.
Instead of choosing an ACC team, the committee could opt for plans C or D: Stanford, if it wins the Pac-12 championship (it's a slight underdog), or Ohio State. In some ways, this would recall the dilemma the committee faced last year: Without clarity about whether Baylor or TCU was the superior Big 12 option, it froze the Big 12 out of the playoff.
If Stanford loses, the committee still has three teams to choose from. But once again, our model thinks Clemson is as likely to make it as anyone. The Tigers are given a 46 percent shot. The Tar Heels are not far behind with a 36 percent shot. In this scenario, an emphatic win over Clemson might be enough to get the Tar Heels in, while a close one might not. Ohio State would have a 17 percent chance — but one problem for the Buckeyes is that, if the committee is OK with a one-loss team that failed to win its conference, it might decide Clemson is the superior one.
Alabama loses but Clemson wins (15 percent likelihood):
This scenario would shake things up a lot. Clemson, Oklahoma and the Big Ten winner are locks — but the fourth team is anyone's guess.
We know, though, that it wouldn't be Florida. Beating the Tide isn't enough for the Gators. After an awful finish to the season — a 27-2 loss to Florida State after inexcusably close calls against Florida Atlantic and Vanderbilt — the Gators have lost more ground in the playoff chase than they can make up, and the model gives them just a 2 percent chance of making the playoff even with a win over Alabama. So an Alabama loss would probably shut the SEC out of the postseason.
But who takes Alabama's place would be a complicated question, depending in large part on what happened in Stanford's game against USC.
If Stanford won …
The Cardinal would then be the best-positioned team to nab the fourth slot. They're not a lock, though — the model thinks two-loss Stanford has a 61 percent likelihood of taking Alabama's place.
Behind the Cardinal is one-loss Ohio State, which has a 25 percent chance of making it if Alabama loses but Stanford and Clemson win. The Buckeyes are the defending national champion and had won 23 games in a row before losing to Michigan State on the last play of the game two weeks ago. We think Stanford probably has the inside track — but the committee could conclude that the Buckeyes' overall résumé outweighs Stanford's conference championship and two losses, especially if Stanford's win over USC is underwhelming by its "eye test."
Beyond Ohio State, another team could conceivably make it in this scenario: that same Alabama team that just lost the SEC championship! The model gives the Tide a 13 percent chance of snagging a playoff spot if they lose and both Clemson and Stanford win. It's doubtful that the committee will be so forgiving, however, unless perhaps the SEC championship involves a controversial finish.
But if Stanford lost …
It would clear the way for Ohio State. The one-loss Buckeyes make it 64 percent of the time that Clemson wins but Stanford and Alabama both lose. The two-loss Tide gets a 25 percent shot in this scenario. For what it's worth, ESPN's Football Power Index projections say Stanford is slightly more likely to lose than to win on Saturday.
Both Alabama and Clemson lose (11 percent likelihood):
This is the committee's nightmare scenario: unlikely to happen, but ugly if it does. All of a sudden, there would be two slots available and five teams vying to fill them.
If this happens, Stanford is the best bet to make it into the playoff. But only if it wins the Pac-12 championship. The Cardinal's odds rise to 62 percent in this scenario — their highest probability of any of the rabbit holes we sent them down.
Assuming Stanford wins …
Then Clemson's odds fall to 50/50. The Tigers, as noted earlier, are still considered potentially playoff-worthy by our model even if they lose to North Carolina. The ACC champion Tar Heels, however, aren't a bad option either and are given a 43 percent chance. Ohio State is also a viable alternative at 30 percent.
Alabama is unlikely to make it; the Tide have an outside shot at 12 percent. That makes sense, as both UNC and Stanford would have conference championships over Alabama, and in the Tar Heels' case, they'd have fewer losses, too.
However, should Stanford lose to USC …
Then this quagmire becomes slightly less difficult (four teams for two spots). Clemson, North Carolina and Ohio State stand somewhere between a 48 percent and 67 percent shot in this scenario. Two-loss Alabama would be a longer shot at 24 percent.
But to be honest, we'd be entering uncharted territory here. From an empirical point of view, these messy outcomes would be great: We'd learn a lot more about how the committee weighs conference championships, losses, strength of schedule and other factors. For football fans, though, they would be another controversial finish to a thrilling season. Which maybe should come as no surprise — this is college football, after all.
In particular, although the model gives a bonus to conference champions, it does not directly consider head-to-head results.
Andrew Flowers wrote about economics and sports for FiveThirtyEight. @andrewflowers
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"L'Uomo e il Mare" is a rental company which owns boats, based in Positano, on the Amalfi Coast.
The members come from the shipping sector, a sector in which they have experience of over thirty years of services dedicated to tourism and leisure boating on the Amalfi Coast.
"L'Uomo e il Mare" offers the rental of motor boats, typical Sorrento Gozzo boats and rubber boats of the best production houses.
With our excursions leaving from Positano, our customers will visit the beautiful pearls of the Amalfi Coast, from Positano to Furore, from Amalfi to Maiori but also the islands of the Gulf of Naples, Capri, the blue island and the Sorrento coast.
The fleet of "L'Uomo e il Mare" is made up of 10 boats, used for organised excursions or even for private charters.


We live in society . So, we must learn how to live (a)…peace and amity (b)…..others. We have to respect other`s rights and c)..…. and liking and d)……as we expect others to respect us. We have (e)……lot of duties and (f)……in society . Education should aim (g)….making each individual fully aware (h)….these duties and responsibilities. It is true that one has (i)……learn how to earn the (j)…….
Illiteracy is not ( a)….boon to us. It is undoubtedly a (b)…… It hinders all kinds ( c) … development of a country . Illiteracy cause great (d)…. to us . Since we are not (e)…..of gravity of the the problems , we can not take steps to increase our (f)….rate. As a result , we are (g)….. behind . We have to depend ( h)…… the foreign aids . So, all should come forward (i)……. to remove illiteracy . Then , the j)…… of our country will be possible .
The students who cannot a social crime .
Nothing hinders bring any benefinit.
Bangladesh is full of natural resources . The prosperity of the country (a) …..on the proper utilization of the resources . We should not ( b) ……a lazy life . We should all (c) …..up our country . For this reasons , we have to (d)_……hard . No nation can prosper without industry . It should be (e)…….that industry is the key to success. If we (f)…….the days away , we (g)…..behind . The nations that (h)…….industrious ( i)…….the pinnacle of development . So, we j)…….them .
"What's your programme after the examination ?" asked Hira. Mira said , "I have not decided . Can you suggest any ?" "Let us go on a picnic ," said Hira. "What an excellent idea it is!" said Mira.
a) If you come , ………..
b) If you came , ………..
d. People can not give up smoking easily because ………..
Those who live (a)…….(luxury) life are always (b) ……(different ) to the miseries of the poor . They enjoy life in (c)…….(amuse ) and (d)……(merry). They are (e)…….(centered ) people . They have little ( f)……..(realize) of the (g)……..(bounded ) suffering of the poor . They remain indifferent to their (h)….(suffer). They feel (i)……..(comfort) to work for their (j)…..(better).
a) I am a student , ……….?
b) Let's go , …..?
c) Everybody hates him , …..?
d) Telling lies is a great sin ,……….?
e. Water is life , ……….?
Honesty is a divine virtue. The man (a)…….posssesses this quality is the happiest person in the world . To be honest , man should have trustworthiness (b) ……nobody trust a liar . c)….., Allah helps the honest people . d)……. Children should be taught honesty from the very beginning of life. e)……they should be taught discipline.


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Previously known as Bitter Vetchling and Lathyrus montanus, this hairless, perennial wildflower is commonly found growing on dry, acid soils and heaths in most parts of Ireland, the exception being the centre. Reaching to 50 cm, its stems are markedly winged and it bears its little peaflowers in groups of two to six. Blooming from April to July, these flowers (10–15 mm) start out a crimson-purple colour but as they age, they fade to a deep blue or green. The lanceolate leaves are in two to four opposite pairs, having no tendrils. This is a native plant and it belongs to the Fabaceae family.
I first recorded this plant near Roundwood, Co Wicklow in 1976 and I photographed it near Woodford, Co Galway in 2010.


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At Venite Immigration Advisors, we are committed to each client and want to take part in finding solutions. Many immigration problems involve finding out about what has gone on in the past, and we identify those situations in order to order records from the appropriate government agency. We also know that plans and life situations change. We are nimble enough to evaluate new options as new developments arise, such as employer changes, family relationship changes, and major life events. Our goal is to be responsive to our clients as they complete their immigration journey, whatever twists and turns they might encounter.


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Skating in Sigtuna
Sigtunarännet Half Distance
The race for all
Sigtunarännet Halvdistans, most skaters can cope this race with some training and will.
The race is half the full distance i.e. 25 km and runs on the same scenic and landy track as Sigtunarännet Fulldistans but only one lap instead of two. Start and finish is in Sigtuna and you pass two of the municipality's castles along the route. There is a skating station along the way where you can replenish liquid and energy and also for you something good in connection with the finish. Adjacent to the skating station and start and finish there is access to toilets. Everyone in the exercise class who completes the race gets a medal. Sigtunarännet Halvdistans has only one exercise class. The race starts at the same time as Sigtunarännet Fulldistans at 10:00 so that you can join during the first lap with riders running full distance. All the skaters are released continuously so that it does not get crowded on the track. Ispik or rods are allowed but be careful with the staroof so that you do not harm the underlying occupants.
Registration fee: 600 SEK sign up here
About Sigtuna
Sigtuna Stad is Sweden's epicentre for long-distance skating located at Mälaren, only 11 km from Arlanda, 37 km from Stockholm and 27 km from Uppsala. In addition to Mälaren, there are hundreds of other lakes in direct proximity where you can seek out the best ices. When you don't skate, you can visit churches and ruins, castles and crofters, the smallest town hall and the largest airport – they're all part of our history and they're all worth a visit.
Please take a walk on Stora Gatan which is Sweden's first pedestrian street. The pedestrian street was built in 970, i.e. the same year that the city of Sigtuna was founded. Today, a thousand years later, Sigtuna is still an international meeting place. Thanks in large part to its location and proximity to the outside world via Arlanda, Sweden's largest airport. Here begins Sweden.


When the Minnesota Supreme Court gavels itself into session Tuesday, the audience is likely to be overflowing with lawyers who have at best mixed feelings about the meatiest case on the docket: Cruz-Guzman v. State of Minnesota, which claims that increasing segregation in Minneapolis and St. Paul schools violates the state constitution.
The arguments will address only whether the high court should allow the two-year-old case to go forward. The state attorney general's office has argued that the suit should be dismissed on the grounds that the court has no authority to intervene to uphold a clause in the state constitution that guarantees an adequate public education for all.
It's a narrow question with sweeping implications, so much so that even many of those who want the suit to fail fear the precedent that could be set. Concluding that a court can't uphold the constitution, they say, would be a short-term win with catastrophic long-term implications.
One of the most vocal of those opponents is Jerry Von Korff, an attorney in St. Cloud, the small city in central Minnesota where he has served on the school board for 15 years. In recent months, Von Korff has written more than a dozen sharply critical blogs, a 75-page law review article and an impassioned letter to Gov. Mark Dayton.
Lawmakers and governors, Von Korff reminded, have varying ideas about the role — and the financial needs — of public schools. Surely the outgoing Dayton, a former schoolteacher who styled himself the education governor, did not want his legacy capped by winning a legal precedent that would allow a future regime to gut education, Von Korff suggested.
Nor is the issue wholly a future abstraction. A second suit, Forslund v. State of Minnesota, which challenges teacher tenure by claiming that seniority-based layoffs are harmful to impoverished minority children — and thus violate the same part of the constitution — is on hold pending the outcome of the state's defense in Cruz-Guzman.
The full gallery expected for Tuesday's hearing reflects the intense level of interest in the case. Six groups have submitted "friend of the court" briefs, among them a number of constitutional law scholars who agree with Von Korff's concern. Some believe that a segregated education is inadequate by definition. Also weighing in are attorneys in the Forslund suit.
Because the plaintiffs blame public charter schools and Minnesota's inter-district open-enrollment law for fueling segregation, some see the case as a threat to a cadre of Twin Cities schools where poor black and brown children dramatically outperform students in traditional schools.
A number of the state's public charter schools have asked to become a formal party to the case, should it go forward. Parents choosing schools that affirm their culture is not segregation, the school leaders say; segregation is the practice of excluding children.
The case is just the latest chapter in an ongoing debate among Minnesota educators and policymakers about how, and indeed whether, to combat school segregation and how to improve the schools where poor children are concentrated. Many of the players are intimately familiar with each other's stances.
David C. Bloomfield is a professor of education leadership, law and policy at Brooklyn College and the CUNY Graduate Center in New York. In his view, it's unlikely the Minnesota justices will agree that educational rights can't be defended in court. Lawmakers and other officials may decide how to deliver an adequate education, he said, but judges must be able to uphold the constitution.
Historically, setting that floor has meant officials may decide to fund high school for all students even though courts may require schools to extend only to, say, third grade. School segregation, Bloomfield added, is a natural issue to bring before a court, although raising a state constitution's adequacy clause is an unusual way to do so.
Almost two decades elapsed between the landmark U.S. Supreme Court decision Brown v. Board of Education and a federal court order finding that Minneapolis Public Schools had "intentionally and deliberately" segregated students. But no sooner had the district begun busing children to racially balanced schools than the high court handed down a second major opinion saying that in most instances majority-white suburbs could not be forced to participate in integration programs.
As the number of families of color moving to the state ballooned and white families moved to suburbs, enforcing state integration guidelines became increasingly difficult. In 1995, the Minneapolis NAACP sued, arguing that allowing poor children of color to be concentrated in inferior schools violated the constitution's education clause.
At the time, the case garnered attention as a novelty. Lawsuits charging that states and school districts were afoul of their constitutions' education clauses were nothing new. But most of these suits had argued that state school funding either was inadequate to pay for a decent education or was distributed unfairly. Rarely had they been brought to challenge policies elected officials had little stomach for.
Whether the gambit would have worked is unknown. The suit was settled in 1999, when Minneapolis and eight suburban school districts agreed to allow students from poor census tracts to attend suburban schools using state-funded transportation.
Nearly a decade later, researchers — including one of the architects of the settlement — were in disagreement about whether the city kids in fact achieved more in suburban schools.
Meanwhile, major concerns had surfaced about a state rule written at the time of the legal settlement that said school districts with wildly disparate demographics could tap a pot of tax dollars to engage in "voluntary integration" activities. There was widespread agreement that the rule was ineffective and much of the money wasted.
There was little consensus, however, on what to do about it. After several bitter political debates, state lawmakers appointed a bipartisan commission to study the matter. The panel eventually concluded that racial and socioeconomic integration had major benefits in and of itself, but that Minnesota's nation-leading academic achievement gaps needed to be addressed immediately.
Complicating things, as Minneapolis and St. Paul schools became increasingly segregated, a number of public charter schools were attracting primarily students of one race or ethnicity who were dramatically outperforming their peers in traditional district schools. Fierce debate sprung up about the schools' legitimacy, with backers insisting that a culturally affirming environment and curriculum was part of their success.
In 2013, lawmakers passed a new Achievement and Integration law that said schools should continue to "pursue" integration, but should also take a number of steps to address the immediate needs of students in inferior schools. By 2016, two things had happened: A judge had thrown out the rules the state Department of Education had produced for fulfilling the new law, and the lawyer who filed the 1995 lawsuit had brought a new case.
The new suit, which will either be thrown out or allowed to go forward depending on the decision the justices will hand down in coming months, asks the state to find a way of integrating schools throughout the seven-county Twin Cities metro area. Whether — or how — the state can order schools to integrate is not at issue at this week's hearing.
Nor is the petition by a cross-section of the high-performing charter schools seeking to become formal parties to the case on the docket. Led by St. Paul's mostly East African Higher Ground Academy, the schools argue that lawmakers multiple times exempted charter schools from having to comply with a number of laws, including the integration statutes. The judge who threw out the state's latest integration rule agreed.
Tuesday's hearing is likely to have a much more direct effect on the teacher tenure lawsuit, filed in April 2016. In that case, the parents of children in five school districts argue that a state law (since modified) requiring most teacher layoffs to be done according to seniority resulted in the concentration of the least experienced and least effective teachers in the poorest schools.
The tenure case also positions the policies that result in the inequitable distribution of teaching talent as a violation of the state constitution's education clause. In October 2016, a trial court judge dismissed the suit, saying it had no jurisdiction in the matter.
Noting that another set of appellate judges had upheld the dismissal of the desegregation case as a matter that courts could not get involved in, the state court of appeals in September 2017 upheld the decision in the tenure case. But because the same question is at the heart of Forslund, the state Supreme Court agreed to review the suit but placed it on hold pending a decision in the desegregation matter.
For his part, Bloomfield sees the tenure challenge as less likely to proceed because the seniority and due process issues have "so many moving parts." In addition to the question of whether the courts would "overreach" if they struck down the law, cause and effect would be hard to prove, in his opinion.
One of the attorneys pressing the tenure lawsuit, Jesse Stewart, agreed with Von Korff that the state is advancing a dangerous argument — and one that could be much further-reaching.
"It's an odd position for the state to take in any view, because when it's taken to its logical conclusion, it does mean the legislature can decide whatever it wants to decide," said Stewart.


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Provided that the Senate passes a budget, House Republicans said they would vote to lift the debt ceiling limit for three months without offsetting spending cuts. NBC's Brian Williams reports.
Updated 2:26 p.m. - Republicans will act to push the deadline at which the U.S. government would default on the national debt to mid-April, demanding that Democrats pass a budget in exchange for a long-term extension in borrowing authority.
House Republicans said they will take up legislation next week to temporarily extend the debt limit for three months, past the mid-February deadline when the government, according to the Treasury, would reach its legal limit on borrowing to finance the government's obligations.
"Next week, we will authorize a three month temporary debt limit increase to give the Senate and House time to pass a budget," House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, R-Va., said. "Furthermore, if the Senate or House fails to pass a budget in that time, members of Congress will not be paid by the American people for failing to do their job. No budget, no pay."
"We are encouraged that there are signs that congressional Republicans may back off their insistence on holding our economy hostage to extract drastic cuts in Medicare, education and programs middle class families depend on," White House press secretary Jay Carney said in response. "Congress must pay its bills and pass a clean debt limit increase without further delay."
Such a move would push the deadline for default to mid-April, around the time at which the House and Senate are typically expected to produce and pass budgets. To secure a longer-term extension in the debt ceiling, Republicans said Friday, the Senate must finally pass a budget.
"Before there is any long-term debt limit increase, a budget should be passed that cuts spending," House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, told GOP lawmakers at the conclusion of their retreat, according to remarks released by his office.
Republicans have vocally criticized the Democratic-controlled Senate for failing to produce a budget in recent years, a mark of the upper chamber's unseriousness in the eyes of many conservatives. Democrats have used the two budgets authorized by House Republicans as a political cudgel against the GOP; the Senate's failure to pass a budget has been partially meant to escape similar political culpability.
"We are going to pursue strategies that will obligate the Senate to finally join the House in confronting the government's spending problem," Boehner said. "The principle is simple: no budget, no pay."
Republicans' new strategy cuts against a strain of thought within the GOP that suggests that default would not be as catastrophic for the economy as many experts have warned. These Republicans have argued for using the debt ceiling deadline -- and the specter of default -- as leverage to extract spending cuts or entitlement reforms from President Barack Obama.
"It is reassuring to see Republicans beginning to back off their threat to hold our economy hostage," Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., said in response. "If the House can pass a clean debt ceiling increase to avoid default and allow the United States to meet its existing obligations, we will be happy to consider it."
But Republicans are facing increasing political pressure to act, and prevent default. The party's favorable/unfavorable rating was near its worst ever in Thursday's NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll following a drawn-out battle over the fiscal cliff, a political fiasco many Republicans aren't eager to repeat. And Obama gave a press conference earlier this week explicitly refuse bargaining over the debt limit.
Speaker of the House John Boehner, R-Ohio, right, and House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, R-Va., left, walk to a second Republican conference meeting to discuss the fiscal cliff bill passed by the Senate Monday night and now awaits a vote in the GOP-controlled House, at the Capitol in Washington on Tuesday, Jan. 1, 2013.
In recent days, high-profile Republicans had steadily backed away from the prospect of defaulting on the national debt, sending signals that they'll extend the nation's borrowing authority for at least a little while longer.
"We will raise the debt ceiling. We're not going to default on our debt," Texas Sen. John Cornyn, Republicans' No. 2 in the upper chamber, told the editorial board of the Houston Chronicle. "I will tell you unequivocally, we're not going to default."
And Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Wis., the House Budget Committee chairman and former vice presidential nominee, told reporters at House Republicans' retreat on Thursday that lawmakers were "discussing the virtue of a short term debt limit extension."
They join Republican Sens. Susan Collins of Maine and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, in acknowledging the need for a debt ceiling increase; more and more members of the conservative media have also questioned the political wisdom behind using the debt limit as leverage in the spending debate.
What's more, traditionally GOP-friendly business groups have privately urged lawmakers against wrangling over the debt limit, which has become a factor weighing upon Republicans' strategy.
"There was serious displeasure and concern within the financial services community over the way Republicans handled the debt ceiling issue in 2011," said one business advocate tied into Republican politics. "It was the financial community that helped deliver the resources for a Republican takeover in 2010 and now House Republicans are at risk of jeopardizing their credibility with their free market allies. Cutting spending and helping the economy are not mutually exclusive, but republicans have found a way to make it seem that way in the eyes of voters."


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Q: Wordpress - Passing javascript variable to php I'm implementing a photo tagging system.
in my php file I have:
if($_POST['type'] == "insert") {
    $pid = $post->ID;

    $tag_name = $_POST['tag_name'];
    $tag_link = $_POST['tag_link'];
    $pic_x = $_POST['pic_x'];
    $pic_y = $_POST['pic_y'];

    $arr = array("tag_name" => $tag_name, "tag_link" => $tag_link, "pic_x" => $pic_x, "pic_y" => $pic_y);

    add_photo_tag($pid, $arr);

    wp_redirect("http://www.test.com");
}

to catch the data. in my js file i have:
$('#tagit #btnsave').live('click',function(){
    name = $('#tagname').val();
    link = $('#taglink').val();
    counter++;
    $('#taglist ol').append('
'+counter+'. '+name+' (Entfernen)
');
    $('#imgtag').append('
'+counter+'
');
    $('#view_' + counter).css({top:mouseY,left:mouseX});
    $('#tagit').fadeOut();

    $.ajax({
        type: "POST",
        url: "content.php",
        data: "tag_name=" + name + "&tag_link=" + link + "&pic_x=" + mouseX + "&pic_y=" + mouseY + "&type=insert",
        cache: true,
        success: function(data) {
            alert("success!");
        }
    });

});

Somehow the variables don't get passed to the php resulting in me not able to save the data properly to database.
The problem must be somewhere in either the $.ajax part or php. Can someone help me?

A: Well, you're checking post variable $_POST['type'] == "insert_tag" while it's actual value is: &type=insert. Others look fine. Btw never user .live(), it's obsolete, do it with .on()
Also, if all your elements are on a form you may use $('your_form_selector').serialize() - that'l be your post data

A: Try with the following code:
$.ajax({
        type: "POST",
        url: "content.php",
        data: {"tag_name": name,"tag_link":link,"pic_x": mouseX,"pic_y":mouseY, "type":"insert"},
        //change here like I have done
        cache: true,
        success: function(data) {
            alert("success!");
        }
    });

And Replace the if($_POST['type'] == "insert_tag") line with following:
if($_POST['type'] == "insert")

As the value you are passing of $_POST['type'] is insert not insert_tag.
EDITED:
one more thing as I have found that is you have not used the var before initializing the variable. use the var name = ...

A: Your php code is looking for 'type' to be equal to 'insert_tag'.
Your JavaScript is POSTing with type=insert - so your php code ignores it.

A: Why are you redirecting in your PHP code? Remove this line:
wp_redirect("http://www.test.com");

You can replace it with some sort of a simple feedback system. After all you want the server-side to pass back the status and maybe some validation messages.
$return = array('status' => 0, 'msg' => 'all is well');

if(!add_photo_tag($pid, $arr)) {
    $return['msg'] = __('Could not add photo tag.');
    $return['status'] = -1;
}

echo json_encode($return);


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Home » Sport » Tyson Fury confirms Deontay Wilder rematch is signed and will take place on February 22 – The Sun
Tyson Fury confirms Deontay Wilder rematch is signed and will take place on February 22 – The Sun
TYSON FURY confirmed his rematch with Deontay Wilder will take place on February 22.
The Gypsy King, 31, insists "the rematch is signed" for the pair to do battle again.
Fury and Wilder fought out a pulsating draw in December and will go back at it in Las Vegas early in 2020.
The British star told ESPN: "If we both get through our next fights then we're going to fight February 22nd in the rematch.
"The rematch is signed, February 22nd – Las Vegas, Nevada."
The fight will go ahead on the basis that both men win their next bouts.
WBC heavyweight champ Wilder is set to take on Luis Ortiz on November 23 in Vegas.
The dangerous Cuban caused trouble for Wilder when they met last year and will be looking for revenge.
Fury, meanwhile, faces Otto Wallin next month as he keeps himself ticking over before taking on Wilder again for a chance to become world champion.
In their first bout, Fury was floored by Wilder in the 12th round but enjoyed the better of the early rounds as the judges could not split the them.
Speaking of his more cautious approach in the final round, Fury added: "It wouldn't have helped anyway because we probably still would have gotten a draw.
"I was so far ahead on points, the knockdown in the last round doesn't alter anything, it doesn't mean nothing. So they were going to rob me anyway, they were going to do it whether I got knocked down 20 times or none.
"I have to knock him out in the rematch.
"I've been much fitter and I've had defences of my titles, so I'm a lot different person than December of 2018.
"It's not going to play into my hands to get robbed again, and I don't plan to come to America to get robbed on two decisions. I've seen it happen in the past, and I don't want to see it again."
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6 JUDGE LIU: Call the case, please, Mr. Court Deputy.
8 IT-02-60/2-S, the Prosecutor versus Dragan Obrenovic.
9 JUDGE LIU: Thank you very much.
10 For the sake of the record, could we have the appearances, please.
15 JUDGE LIU: Thank you. For the Defence.
17 Dusan Slijepcevic for Mr. Obrenovic, the accused in the case.
18 JUDGE LIU: Thank you.
21 THE ACCUSED OBRENOVIC: [Interpretation] Yes, I can, Your Honours.
23 don't hesitate to let us know. Thank you.
3 end of this hearing.
6 Srebrenica enclave in July 1995.
11 detention at the United Nations Detention Unit.
2 two former co-accused for seven days.
6 witnesses on behalf of the Prosecution pursuant to Rule 92 bis.
15 men, women, children, and elderly persons;.
18 area on 13th through 16th July 1995;.
20 from 13th to 16th July 1995; and.
24 The detained men were moved out of Potocari for execution.
9 total, over 7.000 men were murdered.
15 applied on the international level.
22 and to be punished for his particular share of the criminal activity.
1 and degree of participation of Mr. Obrenovic in the crime.
19 furthered the killing operation: He released seven his men to"assist"
23 these actions, Dragan Obrenovic bears criminal responsibility.
8 of Bosnian Muslim men, Dragan Obrenovic bears criminal responsibility.
15 his responsibility as a commander.
20 depravity of the crimes.
1 establish both liability and aggravating circumstances in this case.
3 in the overall gravity of the offence.
14 should be considered mitigating factors in this case.
12 saving of resources cannot be given undue consideration or importance.
15 participation in, what he described as "the horror of Srebrenica."
18 which he has been convicted, and seeks to atone for his criminal conduct.
20 substantial mitigating factor in this case.
25 the UNDU; and personal circumstances of the accused.
10 this Tribunal, will accordingly be judged and sentenced for their roles.
23 victims and their survivors. Both are enormous.
2 the recommended sentence, by each party.
3 Mr. Obrenovic, please rise.
6 Trial Chamber hereby sentences you to a period of 17 years imprisonment.
8 detention as of the date of this sentencing judgement.
9 You may sit down, please.
11 The hearing is adjourned.
12 --- Whereupon the hearing adjourned at 3.30 p.m.


Wisconsin is a leading producer of soy sauce.
Food scientists around Wisconsin are building on a growing interest in fermentation to help both craft brewers and multinational mega-breweries improve their beers. But their work isn't just about the state's alcoholic beverage producers, it's about boosting Wisconsin into a more competitive position when it comes to all manner of food and drink products. The broader picture is all about harnessing the powers of yeast, bacteria, and fungi to metabolize sugars into alcohol and other substances. Events like the annual Fermentation Fest, held in Reedsburg every autumn, indicate a bubbling fascination in the process and its products that extends to the local-foods movement, artists and the general eating public.
University of Wisconsin-Madison food science professor James Steele is one of many academics in the UW System and Wisconsin Technical College System taking part in a loose but vigorous collaboration they're calling the "Wisconsin Fermentation Initiative." In a March 20, 2015 talk at the Wednesday Nite @ the Lab Series on the UW-Madison campus, he offered an overview of the different Wisconsin-made food products that depend on fermentation for their form and flavor. The talk was recorded for Wisconsin Public Television's University Place, and was the second to cover the growing interest in fermentation science around the state. A Dec. 3, 2014 talk by UW-Madison food science lecturer Hans Zoerb focused on how the genetics of yeast is one key focus of this research.
Steele's overview included some of Wisconsin's significant but less iconic fermented products — Japanese soy-sauce maker Kikkoman's first North American plant was in Walworth, and over the years the company has funded food and water research in the UW System.
Steele also discussed how partnerships between academics and industry go beyond the basic science of fermentation. In addition to studying the biology of microorganisms responsible for fermentation, the initiative aims to develop processes that will help food processors, brewers, and wineries turn out more consistent products with greater efficiency. The combination of all these efforts, he said, could brew a stronger future for Wisconsin's economy.
Food scientists at UW-Madison have spent a lot of time with Wisconsin food processors over the past 20 years trying to make Wisconsin agriculture more competitive by focusing on value-added products. In recent years, they've been extending that strategy to the beer, wine and cider industries.
Fermentation is key to producing soy sauce, of which Wisconsin is a leading producer. Soy-sauce giant Kikkoman operates a long-running plant in Walworth.
Tempeh, a soybean-based protein, is one of Wisconsin's fastest-growing fermented products.
About 8 percent of beer consumed in Wisconsin around the time of the talk was craft beer, but some places have much higher market penetration of craft beer — in Portland, Oregon, that figure is about 50 percent. That differences indicates a lot of room for Wisconsin craft brewers to grow.
Wisconsin has about as many wineries as it does breweries. However, wine has far less of a history in the state and the reputation of Wisconsin-made wines is spotty.
On the general importance of fermentation in Wisconsin: "Fermentation plays a key role in the industries of the state as well as the cultures of the state."
On the process of making soy sauce: "Soy sauce comes from soybeans, and it is one of the most interesting fermentations that there is. That fermentation is initiated by a mold. The reason for the mold is that the mold is going to produce the enzymes that are then going to degrade that soybean — the proteins as well as the carbohydrates — to produce fermentation substrates. That then is going to be transferred into a salt brine — so, very high salt concentration — where a salt-tolerant yeast is going to start the fermentation as well as the lactic-acid bacteria."
On making fermented products consistently: "All fermented foods that we eat really is spoilage that has gone well. As a fermentation scientist, [the goal] is to try and control that spoilage so that we make the right product every single time. It's not nearly as easy as it sounds."
On the economic importance of fermentation: "Is Wisconsin the most cost-effective place to make milk? No, honestly it's not. The weather isn't that conducive ... so how do you compete if you're in Wisconsin? We can try to compete by making barrel cheddar cheese that's going to end up in processed cheese, and there's still plants that do that. The industry can try to compete by producing mozzarella cheese, which is a commodity that will end up on pizza. Or, because we're going to lose that, and we're going to lose those battles to Idaho, we're going to lose them to Arizona, we're going to lose them to states that simply are able to make milk more cheaply. Or you can try to make a value-added product … the economics completely change. Small farms can make it. Small processing facilities can make it. The impact on the Wisconsin economy goes up dramatically.
On the multidisciplinary approach to making Inaugural Red, a red lager created in collaboration between UW-Madison and the Wisconsin Brewing Company: "We've involved students from the business school in terms of marketing, computer arts for developing the label, engineering, food science, as well as all the basic sciences. We believe in making them work as a group."


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We've added support for Cordova 6.1.1, the default version for new projects.
We've retired the Cordova Plugin Registry that was used in Cordova 4.x, which means that we now require a minimum of Cordova 5.x or later to add plugins.
The Core Plugins list has been updated and now includes plugins for enterprise scenarios, such as Intune, Azure engagement, security, and SQLite local storage.
You can now add plugins from the config designer either by the npm package name or by the ID.
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Application Insights Trends, a tool for finding trends in your app's telemetry.
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Support for adding Application Insights to ASP.NET Core RC2 projects from Visual Studio.
Diagnostic Tools events for ASP.NET 5 RC1 and ASP.NET Core RC2 projects.
Automatic refreshes of Application Insights Search when detail filters, time ranges, and events are selected.
Go to Code from requests in Search.
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Successful application of code changes to static libraries no longer produces Stale Code.
C4656 warnings will no longer appear for false positive type changes during recompilation.
Support for adding a new type with the same name crossing multiple compilation units.
Whenever the focus changes in your app, the new Track Focus feature in the Live Visual Tree will cause selection in the Live Visual Tree to update to the currently focused element.
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Silent bad codegen in atomic<int64_t>/atomic<uint64_t> on x86 was fixed.
The STL now avoids using thread-safe "magic statics" except when absolutely necessary, improving codegen.
Tuple's perfect forwarding constructor now avoids out-competing the copy constructor, fixing compiler errors in certain scenarios.
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debug builds significantly by reducing the number of bookkeeping function calls in our iterator debugging machinery.
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Debug builds across all standard algorithms have improved by eliminating several types of empty template metaprogramming support calls (for example,_Iter_cat), across all algorithms that take predicates by reducing the number of predicate copies.
std::mismatch under _ITERATOR_DEBUG_LEVEL 1 and 2 by range checking the second range where possible ahead of iteration.
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We've fixed violations of the off-by-default warning C4242 in the STL.
We've fixed possible integer overflow bug in std::pop_heap.
We've fixed potential hang under /clr:pure due to CLR-inserted LoadLibrary calls while holding the locale lock.
The C++/CLI expression evaluator now supports debugger features, such as Natvis, that were previously only supported for pure native apps. Now in a mixed managed/native app when objects are listed in a variable window (or inside a datatip), they will expand just like they do in a pure native app as defined by the type visualizers.
We've integrated Clang 3.8 release into Clang/C2 and provided a 64-bit hosted toolset.
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Visual Studio 2015 Update 3 includes TypeScript 1.8.34. We've fixed an out of memory error with some large TypeScript projects that use AngularJS.
We've invested in reducing memory footprint and improving the performance of code diagnostics. This will reduce a lot of the out-of-memory crashes seen in prior releases. We've improved the performance of running code diagnostics on an entire solution. To learn more about code diagnostic performance enhancements, read the How to: Enable and Disable Full Solution Analysis for Managed Code page on MSDN.
We've improved support for Portable class libraries targeting the .NET Platform Standard.
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Visual Studio 2015 Update 3 now includes Xamarin 4.1. In addition to a number of bug fixes, this release adds support for tvOS, improves the iOS Assets Catalog support, improves the XML editing experience, and adds selectors for SSL/TLS and HttpClient implementations when creating iOS apps. For more information, see the Xamarin release notes.


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Liverpool Football Club Seek to Exploit Fans with NFT Launch
Now might be a good time for fans to consider canceling subscription services and avoid purchasing merchandise.
By Noel Chomyn@LFCOffside Mar 24, 2022, 7:30pm GMT
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Liverpool, as a club, have always meant more. Or at least that's what fans like to tell ourselves. And it's what the club rather like to tell us, too, creating slick videos that lean into the sentiment in an effort to strengthen those feelings of attachment between supporter and club.
None of which is done with altruistic intentions, of course. Because every casual fan that becomes a dedicated follower that becomes a rabid supporter is also a potential source of income for the club, increasing shirt sales and hospitality tickets sold and leading to more lucrative commercial partnerships.
More fans, more followers, more supporters equals more sales, more revenue, and more brand value. It's the ugly side of the beautiful game, and to look too closely at that side of things risks a shattering of the illusions that help one to stay a fan, a follower, a supporter.
Look too closely, and you can begin to see that you don't really matter to the club in the same way the way the club matters to you. Look too closely, and it becomes clear you're nothing more than a data point on a spreadsheet, a customer whose only worth is to be separated from your Pounds or Dollars or Euros.
In the recent history of the club, there have been times when those ugly underpinnings to the relationship between fan and club have been made clear. Past attempts to raise ticket prices beyond the means of local supporters. Staff furloughs. The attempt by John Henry and Fenway Sports Group to join in the founding of a European Super League.
Today, we have another with the announcement that Liverpool Football Club are launching a line of NFTs, or non-fungible tokens. In laymen's terms, it's a digital receipt stored on the blockchain. Or, even simpler, it's a digital note that says that you, a fan of crudely drawn pixelated apes or a football club, are the true and final owner of a certain image.
That you have a receipt is of little genuine use to the average person. All it does it point to a high quality version of the image on a server. Meanwhile, the information on the receipt is too large to store within the image itself, and holding it can't stop anyone with a high quality copy of the image from duplicating it.
In the end, there is no genuine scarcity of product. There is only, arguably, scarcity of the receipt that says that you are the rightful owner of said product, a receipt that you can then sell for a profit if you're lucky—or hold on to as a status symbol. Any utility beyond that is dubious at best.
Meanwhile, the energy it takes to create these blockchain-backed digital receipts, receipts that would take a millennium to crack, is massive. Each time an NFT is first minted, sold, or re-sold a there is an energy cost, a carbon cost, and a computer hardware cost.
For some things, there is an argument that blockchain-backed encryption is worthwhile. It can offer a level of digital authentication and security to transactions that has an appeal in some use cases. To produce a digital receipt for a reproducible digital image with no end-user utility beyond being able to say you hold that receipt is not one of those cases.
With companies and individuals seeing an opportunity to make money, though, that there's no strong case for NFTs to exist in the first place and that their creation does environmental harm is of little concern, so it has become common for celebrities and corporations to embrace them as a source of revenue.
There have also been criticisms that they are little more than a pyramid scheme, with many in football pointing to the case of ex-Chelsea star John Terry's NFT line that saw Terry and friends mint and sell their their digital receipts, leveraging his personal brand and leading to a speculation bubble which has now crashed and left those who bought in with little.
Liverpool today are offering fans a chance at the same. A chance to buy an environmentally expensive digital receipt with no genuine end-user utility. The club will happily take your money, letting you gamble on a future when you might be able to re-sell that receipt for more—as there is nothing else one can actually do with an NFT.
It's crass, it's exploitative, and for many long-time fans and followers and supporters it will seem an undertaking in fundamental opposition to what the club is meant to stand for. It's a stark reminder, then, that at the end of the day those who run the club see you as nothing more than a wallet to be drained.
For many of us—including those who write for this site—and as in the wake of the Super League, furloughing, and ticket price fiascoes, this will make it far harder no to justify spending money on merchandise, on shirts and souvenirs, and on subscription services moving forward. Shame on Liverpool Football Club.


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Three superb courses (two 18 holes and one 9) designed by Robert Trent Jones at the Royal Golf Dar Essalam, are only minutes away from Rabat city center.
Every year, the Hassan II Trophy is organized there by the Royal Moroccan Golf Federation, contributing to its international reputation.
An enchanting environment spread over 440 hectares where cyprus and palm trees, eucalyptus and cork trees fight for the center stage with ficus, banana trees, papyrus and mimosa trees, all set amongst dozens of lakes and ponds.
These aesthetic and sporting qualities were rewarded in 1998 by the International British Tourist Institute.
More than just a golf club, Dar Essalam is also a first class sports complex. It has a very nice club house with salons, bars and restaurants, as well as a patio overlooking the Japanese gardens. The club also has a swimming pool, tennis courts and an equestrian club.


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Day 1. Arrive Addis Ababa, welcome ceremony at the airport; transfer to your hotel. OVERNIGHT AT HOTEL.
Day 2. Drive to Kombolcha & possibly Sembete visit the weekly Sunday market market on the way. OVERNIGHT HOTEL.
Day 3. Drive to Woldya visit the Heyk Estifanos monastery then proceed to the Monday weekly market of Bati market. OVERNIGHT HOTEL.
Day 4. Morning drive to Lalibella, visit the Rock hewn churches of Lalibella. OVERNIGHT HOTEL. Arrive Addis Ababa, welcome ceremony at the airport; transfer to your hotel. OVERNIGHT AT HOTEL.
Day 5. Lalibella in & out of town churches. OVERNIGHT HOTEL.
Day 6. Drive from Lalibela to Mekele on the way passes though the Sekota massive. OVERNIGHT HOTEL.
Day 7. Visit Tigray churches as Abreha we Alsbeha, Dugum Sellasie, Wikro Cherkos. OVERNIGHT HOTEL.
Day 8. Morning drive form Mekele to the Churches as Michael Imba, Michael Debre Selam and Michael Barka. OVERNIGHT HOTEL.
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Day 15. Blue Nile gorge, Debre Libanos monastery-Addis Ababa. OVERNIGHT HOTEL.


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Chris Cornell had anxiety drugs, sedatives in system before suicide
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Chris Cornell speaks at the 2013 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony in Los Angeles April 18, 2013. (Photo by Phil McCarten/Reuters)
Soundgarden frontman Chris Cornell had several prescription drugs in his system when he committed suicide last month in a Detroit hotel, according to the results of an autopsy released on Friday.
Cornell, 52, had anti-anxiety drugs, sedatives, barbiturates and sinus congestion medication in his system, a toxicology report from the Wayne County Medical Examiner showed.
The medical examiner last month determined that the grunge singer died by hanging himself on May 17 with an exercise resistance band in his hotel bathroom. He was found dead hours after playing a concert in Detroit with the band.
Cornell had spoken openly in interviews of his struggles with drugs as a teenager and later with alcohol. But he said in 2007 that he had been sober since checking himself into rehab in 2002. He also spoke of periods of depression and agoraphobia.
Cornell's wife, Vicky Cornell, has said her husband could not have been in his right mind when he died, saying his judgment may have been impaired by taking anti-anxiety drugs.
In a statement issued on Friday after the toxicology report was released, she said that those who knew him well "noticed that he wasn't himself during his final hours and that something was very off."
"After so many years of sobriety, this moment of terrible judgment seems to have completely impaired and altered his state of mind. Something clearly went terribly wrong, and my children and I are heartbroken and are devastated that this moment can never be taken back."
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Miley Cyrus bids adieu to country
Jeffrey Remz | March 17, 2010
Billy Ray Cyrus certainly had country credentials. He earned them more so as his career went along with his material coming more from the heart than the cash register as time marched on.
As for his more famous daughter, Miley, it's not so clear that she ever had all that much to do with country even though she did make the country charts on her own with the single The Climb and the CD "Hannah Montana: The Movie Soundtrack." But remember, country (or any genre) is what you say it is. So, the folks at her label figured they could market her music as country and did so. It didn't sound very country to these ears.
But Cyrus' days with country seem about over.
Cyrus did an interview with Parade, where she makes it pretty ultra clear that she wants to steer clear of the genre.
In the interview, Cyrus, an articulate 17 year old, said, "It scares me, that's why. It feels contrived on so many levels. Unless you're wearing a cowboy hat and cowboy boots and singing and whining about your girlfriend or boyfriend leaving you,m it's not going to sell. I think that's why my dad finally got out of it. You have to wear those cowboy boots and be sweet as pie. It makes me nervous, the politics of it all."
She sure has learned her lesson at an early age and not a bad one at that. Even some of the drinking and outlaw songs sound awfully contrived these days. But it looks like Miley is going onto other things. Give her credit for calling it - right or wrong - like she sees it.