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Play for Change Representatives with Paddington Students and Panelists, Nathaniel Wegbe, Head of Year 8 at Paddington, and Luca Toth, Director of Westminster Volleyball Club.
A group of students chose Play for Change as their partner charity, and prepared a presentation highlighting the Khelaun Khelaun programme. "We deserve to win this award because our charity is the best, helping people each and every day," a student said during the presentation. The group won third place, awarding Play for Change £250.
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Bill Belichick Press Conference - 11/5/2008
New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick addresses the media during his press conference at Gillette Stadium on Wednesday, November 5, 2008.
BB: We are onto Buffalo and in the division this week. As usual when you look at the Bills I think it starts with how good they are on special teams. Year in and year out they have been one of the best special teams units in the league and I think that continues to hold true. [They have] very explosive returners with [Leodis] McKelvin and [Roscoe] Parrish, good kickers, good specialists [and] good coverage teams. They are very sound and also explosive. They ran a fake punt last week against the Jets, had a big day returning punts against Seattle and we've seen - whether it was [Terrence] McGee, McKelvin or whoever - had plenty of success returning kicks too. So, that is a big point of emphasis for us this week as it always is but I think this is truly a team that can win a game on special teams and I don't know if we face that every week. Offensively, [they are a] real good explosive team with skill players Parrish, [Lee] Evans, [Marshawn] Lynch, [Fred] Jackson [and] got some plays out of the tight end [Robert] Royal [and wide receiver Josh] Reed. [Quarterback Trent] Edwards has done a nice job of getting the ball to the open receivers, [with a] high percentage of completions [he is] still hitting the big plays down the field particularly to Evans - as usual the top of the league in those. [Buffalo has a] real big offensive line, [they are] very physical similar to the Philadelphia group we saw in preseason or the Dallas group we saw last year - a lot of big men there of course headed by [Jason] Peters, one of the best tackles in football there is no question about that. Defensively they have made some additions. There are some new players, guys that we didn't see last year like [Paul] Posluszny and [Ko] Simpson who was on their team but didn't play because of injuries, picking up [Marcus] Stroud and [Kawika] Mitchell. So, they have added some players and have added some things to their scheme, some different blitz looks and pressures and things like that, that they have had a lot of success with through the first half of the season so we are definitely going to have to be ready for those. Buffalo is a good football team; they are good at a lot of things. They can run the ball, they can stop it, very good on third down - really they are at the top of the league in just about every defensive statistic there is - red area, third down. [Buffalo is] very good on first down offensively [and] getting ahead in the game. So there are a lot of things we have to work on and [we will] definitely start with the kicking game - that will be big for us this week.
Q: (On Buffalo's safety Donte Whitner)
BB: No, only at the end of the game last week. He started off the year playing strong safety with Ko Simpson playing weak safety and I think it was the San Diego game that they moved him to weak safety and brought in [Bryan] Scott and played him on [San Diego's tight end Antonio] Gates in some pass coverage situations. And last week against the Jets they went back to the way they did it with Whitner down and Ko Simpson back. But they have a three-safety grouping and Whitner plays corner in that situation. He also plays the nickel back in some of their five defensive back stuff where he plays in the slot kind of like a big nickel. Then he also has played the sixth defensive back position, kind of the linebacker position, in their dime defense where he covers the tight end and they use either Reggie Corner or Ashton Youboty as the nickel back. He has been a versatile player for them, deep part of the field, run force, blitzer, linebacker type responsibilities. He has shown a lot of versatility for them. He is a good player.
Q: Can you talk about resigning Jason Webster?
BB: Well, Jason has a good understanding of our system; he was with us all the way through the spring and training camp. So we will plug him in there. He gives us a little bit of depth in the secondary, corner, nickel back - so we will plug him in there and see how it goes.
Q: Is Terrence Wheatley's injury long term?
BB: Well, we will see how that looks.
Q: Jason Webster was injured during preseason, how much of not seeing him play was a factor in his release?
BB: Right. He really didn't play for us in any of the preseason games. He worked in the spring and then a few practices there in training camp. So, yeah that definitely affected it - there wasn't really a real game or preseason camp [or] practice to go on.
Q: Nick Kaczur returned to play last weekend, how was he as far as his conditioning?
BB: Good. I don't think conditioning was an issue. Nick, in the time he was off although he couldn't do much running, he could still do a lot of cardio stuff. He played the whole game. I don't think that was a problem. I think he played well, I don't think anyone played perfect but I thought he did a good job. It was a very challenging situation out there especially with [Indianapolis Colts defensive end Robert] Mathis out there on the edge but I thought he did a pretty good job.
Q: You have seen the Bills so often and you have seen their development, has this development been there since Dick Jauron started as Head Coach?
BB: Yeah. I think Dick has done a real good job with the Bills. Last year they had a number of injuries. They had a lot of injuries on defense and ended up losing some guys on offense. I don't know what the total numbers were for them last year but they lost a lot of guys and they also had a very young team. They have a very young team now, Kansas City was probably a little bit younger in terms of a total team, but in terms of starters there are a number of positions like linebacker, quarterback obviously, where the Bills are very young. They are very talented. [They have] guys [that] only have a year or two experience and like I said, they lost a couple of those guys last year especially on the defensive side of the ball - they lost them early and that hurt them. It is hard to replace guys like that. But, I think it's a good team and it is a good young team and I am saying that relative to the guys that are playing a lot too. It's not like they have a bunch of guys that don't play that are rookies. Those guys like Lynch and Edwards - you can just go right down the line. They got [Derek] Fine in there the last couple of weeks - same thing in the secondary they have a lot of good young players. It's a good football team.
Q: Buffalo had four good drives against the New York Jets that resulted in little or no points, do you believe Buffalo is better than their 5-3 record shows?
BB: Oh sure. As we all know in this league a lot of games come down to possession, play, series and they are right there. They played Miami very competitively and the Jets. They are a good football team.
Q: You have a short week coming up next wee, does that change anything this week?
BB: Not really, no. This is a big game and one that we are going to put everything into and we will worry about next week, next week. At the end of the week we have people on our staff that prepare things for the following week regardless of who it is and what the time frame is. They take the previous games, which we can go up until last week's game and work on those. Everybody else is doing what they normally do, which is we work on Buffalo and when the Buffalo game is over we put that behind us and move onto the next game. We know it is a short week but right now that is not really a big concern of ours. We will deal with next week, next week.

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package org.onosproject.drivers.lisp.extensions.codec;

import com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.node.ObjectNode;
import org.onosproject.codec.CodecContext;
import org.onosproject.codec.JsonCodec;
import org.onosproject.drivers.lisp.extensions.LispMulticastAddress;
import org.onosproject.mapping.addresses.MappingAddress;

import static com.google.common.base.Preconditions.checkNotNull;
import static org.onlab.util.Tools.nullIsIllegal;

/**
 * LISP multicast address codec.
 */
public final class LispMulticastAddressCodec extends JsonCodec<LispMulticastAddress> {

    protected static final String INSTANCE_ID = "instanceId";
    protected static final String SRC_MASK_LENGTH = "srcMaskLength";
    protected static final String GRP_MASK_LENGTH = "grpMaskLength";
    protected static final String SRC_ADDRESS = "srcAddress";
    protected static final String GRP_ADDRESS = "grpAddress";

    private static final String MISSING_MEMBER_MESSAGE =
                                " member is required in LispMulticastAddress";

    @Override
    public ObjectNode encode(LispMulticastAddress address, CodecContext context) {
        checkNotNull(address, "LispMulticastAddress cannot be null");

        final ObjectNode result = context.mapper().createObjectNode()
                .put(INSTANCE_ID, address.getInstanceId())
                .put(SRC_MASK_LENGTH, address.getSrcMaskLength())
                .put(GRP_MASK_LENGTH, address.getGrpMaskLength());

        final JsonCodec<MappingAddress> addressCodec =
                context.codec(MappingAddress.class);

        if (address.getSrcAddress() != null) {
            ObjectNode srcAddressNode = addressCodec.encode(address.getSrcAddress(), context);
            result.set(SRC_ADDRESS, srcAddressNode);
        }

        if (address.getGrpAddress() != null) {
            ObjectNode grpAddressNode = addressCodec.encode(address.getGrpAddress(), context);
            result.set(GRP_ADDRESS, grpAddressNode);
        }

        return result;
    }

    @Override
    public LispMulticastAddress decode(ObjectNode json, CodecContext context) {
        if (json == null || !json.isObject()) {
            return null;
        }

        int instanceId = nullIsIllegal(json.get(INSTANCE_ID),
                INSTANCE_ID + MISSING_MEMBER_MESSAGE).asInt();
        byte srcMaskLength = (byte) nullIsIllegal(json.get(SRC_MASK_LENGTH),
                SRC_MASK_LENGTH + MISSING_MEMBER_MESSAGE).asInt();
        byte grpMaskLength = (byte) nullIsIllegal(json.get(GRP_MASK_LENGTH),
                GRP_MASK_LENGTH + MISSING_MEMBER_MESSAGE).asInt();

        final JsonCodec<MappingAddress> addressCodec =
                context.codec(MappingAddress.class);
        ObjectNode srcAddressJson = get(json, SRC_ADDRESS);
        MappingAddress srcAddress = null;

        if (srcAddressJson != null) {
            srcAddress = addressCodec.decode(srcAddressJson, context);
        }

        ObjectNode grpAddressJson = get(json, GRP_ADDRESS);
        MappingAddress grpAddress = null;

        if (grpAddressJson != null) {
            grpAddress = addressCodec.decode(grpAddressJson, context);
        }

        return new LispMulticastAddress.Builder()
                        .withInstanceId(instanceId)
                        .withSrcMaskLength(srcMaskLength)
                        .withGrpMaskLength(grpMaskLength)
                        .withSrcAddress(srcAddress)
                        .withGrpAddress(grpAddress)
                        .build();
    }
}

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Shira Petrack
Over the past few years, retailers from Target to Kohl's to Lowe's have jumped headfirst into the world of shop-in-shop concepts, looking to drive visits, increase basket size, and create engagement with new audiences. The rationale behind these partnerships is relatively straightforward. The larger retailer fills a gap in its product assortment, differentiates itself from competitors, improves engagement, and increases basket size. The smaller retailer gets a capital-efficient way to broaden its target audience and, in many cases, leverages the larger retailer's online ordering and distribution platform.
The results so far are incredibly promising, with many retailers seeing locations with shops-in-shop benefit from greater year-over-year (YoY) and year-over-three-year (Yo3Y) visit boosts than those without. The concept also has a unique level of staying power in that it dovetails with a rising interest in finding better ways of engaging in physical retail on the part of different digitally native brands, product oriented companies, or even struggling retailers. Shop-in-shops emphasize a significant, but often overlooked element of physical locations – they can serve as a platform for brands to maximize their reach. In a digital age that has been heavily influenced by the ability to cross-sell online, leading brick-and-mortar retailers are now bringing that same capability to the physical store.
Shop-in-Shops Expand Reach of Host Brand
Shop-in-shops can attract specific consumer segments while increasing the reach of host retailers. Target, for example, launched its partnership with Disney in 2019 with 25 shop-in-shops and announced plans to add 100 more Disney stops in 2021. To see what this partnership means for Target's performance, we analyzed three nearby Illinois Targets, one with a Disney shop-in-shop and two without.
The data shows that the Target with a Disney shop is seeing more visit year-over-three-year (Yo3Y) growth than those without, which could mean that the Disney merchandise is attracting some shoppers who would otherwise not have visited the store. The trade area of the Target with a Disney shop also included a larger share of family households than the trade areas of the two Disney-less nearby Targets – indicating that the partnership is helping Target reach this key demographic.
Shop-in-Shops Drive Visits to Hosted Brands
Shop-in-shops also benefit the hosted brand by increasing its exposure and diversifying its sales channels while minimizing overhead – and these partnerships can even drive traffic to the hosted brand's owned platforms and venues. Sephora launched its partnership with Kohl's in 2021, and the two companies recently announced plans to expand the program to every Kohl's nationwide by 2023. And looking at statewide data indicates that the advent of Sephora shop-in-shops in Kohl's has been driving visits to standalone Sephoras.
Foot traffic data from California, New York, and North Carolina indicates that the share of Kohl's shoppers who also shop at Sephora jumped in 2021 when the partnership first launched. Since then, the share of cross-shopping with Sephora has continued to increase, indicating that, like with the Ulta-Target partnership, the Sephora shop-in-shops in Kohl's stores are not cannibalizing visits from standalone Sephora venues. Instead, Kohl's visitors who encounter the beauty retailer during their trip to the department store seem more likely to also seek out the brand's owned retail outlets.
Thinking Outside the Standalone Store to Drive Success
The rapid proliferation of shop-in-shop concepts demonstrates that retailers have many ways to optimize their physical presence beyond just choosing an appropriate site for their store. And this flexibility empowers companies to focus more on bringing the right products to the right audiences and to maximizing the impact of each location – a process that will ultimately drive greater success.


In an effort to stem an increase in violent crime in the state, the Pennsylvania House has approved a bill that would add 10,000 police officers across the state. The price tag is $450 million.
House lawmakers voted 175-20 Oct. 24 to send the bill back to the Senate for approval of changes. If approved, the bill - SB812 - would head to the governor's desk.
Sponsored by House Speaker John Perzel, R-Philadelphia, the bill would require counties to pay 30 percent - $135 million - of the cost for the new officers and municipalities would pay 20 percent - $90 million. The state would pick up the tab for the remaining 50 percent - $225 million.
Opponents say the bill could cause a problem for financially strapped communities. Commissioners in Westmoreland County, PA, said a local tax increase likely would be required to offset the cost, the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review reported.
Supporters deny it would present a hardship for county governments.
"It's not a mandate. It's their choice, and counties can choose not to participate," Al Bowman, a spokesman for Perzel, told the Tribune Review.
Officers would be added during the next four years using a distribution formula that takes into account the existing number of officers, crime rate and population. That would amount to about 2,600 hires annually throughout the state.


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Are you are using windows 10 and want to take a screenshot of whole screen or you need to screenshot only a specific area of the screen? You can take a screenshot in some easy ways on your HP Laptop. So either you intend to share some information with your friends or want to send a screenshot of some error in your laptop, here are some easy methods to screenshot on an HP laptop with Windows 10 OS.
If you intend to capture the whole of laptop or monitor screen, this method is perfect to use. On the Numeric Pad on your HP laptop, click the Print screen button (PrtSc). The screenshot will be copied to the clipboard. To open the screenshot, you need a graphics editor application like MS-Paint. Open MS-Paint and press keys Ctrl+V to paste the screenshot.
Sometimes you do not want to screenshot the whole of the screen and need an image of only a particular window that is active. To screenshot this active window, you have to press Alt and PrtSc on the keyboard. To view or save this screenshot, you need to copy and paste it in Microsoft Paint App.
Pressing PrtSc (print screen) button on the keyboard takes a screenshot as you have learned in method one, but you have to save it in the paint program manually. But if you want the screenshot to be AutoSaved you can use this command "Alt + Prtsc" that will take the screenshot of the current screen and automatically save it to Pictures>screenshot folder in Primary drive partition.
Snipping tool is a free tool that is inbuilt with Windows 10. To run this tool, go to Cortana/search box in your HP Laptop and type Snipping tool to find this handy tool. The snipping tool is useful if you want a customized screen area to be screenshot. To take a screenshot, you are offered various options that include rectangular snip, free-hand snip or a full-screen capture.
Once you have captured the screen area, you need to paste (Ctrl + V) it in an App like MS-PAINT.
This is another Windows 10 utility that will not only help you take a screenshot but also let you share the same with your friends. Press Windows key and "H" letter on the keyboard. First, it will screenshot the current screen and simultaneously, it will also open a charms bar to share the screenshot with some given applications like email, OneNote and much more.
If you want to do more than just take a screenshot, try downloading some free screenshot applications on the internet. These third party apps offer a number editing tools like annotations, cropping, animations, effects and many other useful features. Some of these apps are.
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The rare books reading room locates on the east side of the first floor of Rare Books Branch of Peking University Library.
Because of the wet weather in summer, services for rare books will be suspended from Jun.15 to Sep.15 every year. Thanks a lot for your understanding.
Note: The ancient documents refer to the books and rubbings which are preserved in the rare-book stacks (usually the rare books' call number begin with NC, SB, LSB, LX, MSB, MX, JSB or JX), as well as other books and maps published before 1795.
1) A valid ID is required of anyone to enter the room.
2) All the Bags should be deposited in the lockers or be kept outside.
3) Please inform the staff if you need to take your own books into the room.
4) Please fill out the call slip which is required for each book.
e) Books with many notes, or original letters.
6) Please keep the open-shelf books in place after reading.
7) Please take good care of the ancient books and keep your hands clean while reading. The reading stand on the desk is for you to use. Be careful while flip the pages. It is not allowed to scribble on the books.
8) If you need to transcribe the books, please use the pencil. Pens, mark pens and ball-point pens are not allowed because of the ink.
9) Remember to keep any drinking water away from the books in case of any splitting.
10) Please keep quiet in reading room, and make sure your mobile phones and beepers are switched off or switched to the silent mode.
1) First and foremost, Chinese Rare Books Library serves current faculty, students, staff, and researchers who hold valid Peking university IDs. However, the Library also welcomes people with special research needs.
a) Please send the fill out application to the email (gujiyuelan@lib.pku.edu.cn) at least 20 working days ahead of schedule. After receiving the reply, you can come to the library according to the acknowledgement time.
b) The reservation will be kept for another day when it is due. It is required to reapply if you don't come within the specified time.
3) Visitors need to present an official letter of introduction with the name and an official stamp on the letter. Usually the letter is valid for one month. A photo identification is also needed.
4) Usually, each visitor can ask for up to three kinds of ancient documents including compact disc, films, rubbing and maps within one single day.


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/**
 * 前端页面组件基类
 * Created by y27chen on 2016/10/29.
 */
import "./common";
import Navigation from "./component/navigation";

export default class BasePage {
    constructor() {
        new Navigation();
    }
}


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Results & Ladders
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2 from the late 60s/early 70s - Laura Nyro opening for Bloodrock - the pa was damaged by the barrage of wine bottles etc. Laura had to leave the stage, and the raging crowd had to wait while the pa was repaired.
and.. James Taylor (maybe his 1st tour?) sandwiched between the James Gang and the Who. 17,000 people in a huge Cleveland venue to cheer the local boys made good and rock to the Who. After Joe and the boys tore up their set, this poor dude with an acoustic guitar and a stool comes out and starts telling stories about his new pair of boots. He didn't last long.
Here's a photo album I put together about that YES/Frampton concert at Hawthorne Race Track. LOTS of details!


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Soccer Star Brandi Chastain Pledges To Donate Brain To Concussion Research
Chastain wants to use her legacy to make youth soccer safer.
By Lindsey Adler
Lindsey Adler BuzzFeed News Reporter
Posted on March 3, 2016, at 9:00 a.m. ET
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Brandi Chastain told her 9-year-old son, Jaden, on Monday morning that she intends to donate her brain to science to benefit concussion research.
"Mom, that's weird," Jaden said. "Don't you need your brain?"
Chastain — a two-time Olympic gold medalist who won the World Cup with the 1999 U.S. Women's National Soccer Team — explained to Jaden that her brain donation will happen "long after" she will be using it, and with the intention of helping others.
Chastain announced Wednesday that she will donate her brain to the Concussion Legacy Foundation, a nonprofit organization that works with brain researchers at Boston University, after her death.
Chastain met Concussion Legacy Foundation founder and former professional wrestler Chris Nowinski and Boston University researchers Ann McKee and Robert Cantu in March 2014 when they received an award from Santa Clara University's Institute of Sports Law and Ethics (ISLE). Chastain is a board member there.
Cantu and McKee at Boston University led research into chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), the neurodegenerative disease linked to sub-concussive trauma in athletes and military members.
Chastain was inspired by the researchers' work and told her fellow ISLE board members she'd "like to change the rules of soccer and take heading out of youth soccer to protect our young players". By June 2014, Chastain had teamed up with the Concussion Legacy Foundation to launch an initiative called Safer Soccer that aims to reduce the practice of headers in youth soccer.
"It's not about taking headers out of soccer forever," Chastain told BuzzFeed News Tuesday. "It's about protecting the players when they're their most vulnerable so they can continue to play well into adulthood.
"There's so many skills that our kids will learn in the game if given a chance at longevity. I want as many kids playing soccer in their adult lives as possible."
Chastain was never diagnosed with a concussion during her career, though she recalls at least two instances that today she believes would have been diagnosed as mild concussions. "I've definitely headed the ball multiple times after the ball was punted very high. I never shied away from the ball and I definitely had my bell rung a few times."
Chastain's 1999 Women's World Cup teammates Michelle Akers and Cindy Parlow's careers were cut short in part due to concussions, but Chastain said she never discussed the issue with teammates. "It was absolutely never a conversation," Chastain said, pointing out the enormous gap in cultural awareness about the effects of concussions on long-term cognitive health between the late 1990s and today.
Immediately after Chastain famously made a penalty kick that led to the Women's World Cup victory, she dropped to her knees and pulled her jersey over her head in victory. The image of her celebration is one of the most famous sports photos of all time.
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"Now as a parent, coach, and ambassador of the game of soccer — even though I feel like my legacy and our 1999 Women's World Cup victory are important — leaving soccer in a better place than when we got here would be an even more impactful legacy," Chastain said.
CTE is a neurodegenerative disease mostly associated with former NFL players and soldiers with symptoms similar to dementia. It can only be diagnosed after death, and it has not been diagnosed in the brain of a female athlete. There are records of CTE being found in two women in the 1990s: One was a victim of domestic violence, and the other had a developmental disorder that led her to bang her head repeatedly.
The Concussion Legacy Foundation on Wednesday said that of 307 brains donated to Boston University for research, only seven were from women. In an interview with BuzzFeed News in 2015, McKee said she believes there are various factors that account for the disproportionate donation rates between genders.
McKee believes families might be more reluctant to donate their daughters' and wives' brains, but she believes the risks to women athletes and ability to have their brains examined postmortem are just less publicized than with male athletes.
Chastain said her intent to donate her brain to research aims to "raise awareness for the need for brain donation among athletes, especially women".
"I'm not on a crusade to get other people to donate their brains," Chastain said Tuesday when asked if she'd discussed donation with other members of the 1999 Women's World Cup team. "I think it's a very personal decision. But the brain is such a mysterious part of the human anatomy and we can't really study it while it's in its functioning form."
Lindsey Adler is a sports reporter for BuzzFeed News and is based in New York.
Contact Lindsey Adler at lindsey.adler@buzzfeed.com.


MONDAY, March 18, 2019 (HealthDay News) -- Short-term mortality and readmissions improved from 1995 to 2014 for patients with acute myocardial infarction (AMI), according to a study published online March 15 in JAMA Network Open.
Harlan M. Krumholz, M.D., from the Yale School of Medicine in New Haven, Connecticut, and colleagues conducted a cohort study including data analysis from 4,367,485 Medicare fee-for-service beneficiaries aged 65 years or older hospitalized for AMI across 5,680 U.S. hospitals. The authors sought to examine national trends in inpatient outcomes.
The researchers found that the mean age of patients increased from 76.9 to 78.2 years between 1995 and 2014. Decreases were seen in AMI hospitalizations (914 to 566 per 100,000 beneficiary-years), 30-day mortality (20.0 to 12.4 percent), 30-day all-cause readmissions (21.0 to 15.3 percent), and one-year recurrent AMI (7.1 to 5.1 percent). Increases were seen in the 2014 Consumer Price Index-adjusted median Medicare inpatient payment per AMI discharge ($9,282 to $11,031), 30-day inpatient catheterization (44.2 to 59.9 percent), and inpatient percutaneous coronary intervention (18.8 to 43.3 percent). The investigators observed a decrease in coronary artery bypass graft surgery rates (14.4 to 10.2 percent). Over time, there was heterogeneity by hospital and county in mortality changes.
"We describe two decades of marked improvements in outcomes for AMI among the increasingly smaller number of people in the United States who experience it, representing a transition in the impact of this condition," the authors write.
One author disclosed financial ties to the medical insurance, pharmaceutical, and other industries; one author reported a patent pending.


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Short track world junior championship contestants confirmed
At the end of January, the players who will participate in the International Skating Union (ISU) 2023 World Junior Short Track Speed Skating Championships have been confirmed.
The 2023 National Men's and Women's Junior Short Track Speed Skating Championships were held for two days from the 6th to the 7th at the Jincheon National Athlete's Village indoor ice rink.
This competition is to select athletes to compete in the ISU 2023 World Junior Short Track Speed Skating Championships to be held in Dresden, Germany from January 27 to 29.메이저놀이터
The event was held in 500m, 1,000m, and 1,500m men's and women's individual events, and the top four men and women in the order of overall ranking were selected as participants for the World Junior Short Track Championships.
In this competition, about 50 athletes, including 2023-24 short track national team Lee Dong-hyeon (Uijeongbu Kwangdong High School) and Kim Gil-ri (Seo Hyun High School) competed fiercely.
In the men's division, Shin Dong-min (Banpogo), who won the 500m and 1,000m events and was runner-up in the 1,500m event, won the championship with the overall ranking points.
Following Dongmin Shin, Donghyun Lee, Dongmin Lee (Hongik University High School), and Dogyu Lee (Korea National University of Physical Education) were selected as male athletes to compete in the World Junior Short Track Championships.
In the women's division, Kim Gil-ri (Seo Hyeon High School), who took first place in all 500m, 1,000m, and 1,500m events, was selected as Seo Soo-ah (Hwajeong High School), Oh Song-mi (Dongmyeong Middle School), and Kim Ji-won (Han Gwang-go).


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Incorrect election date printed on thousands of Berkeley voter ballots
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By Sophie Ho | Senior Staff
Last Updated October 31, 2014
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Student groups make final push for voter registration
Primary election sees low voter turnout, success of candidate native to Berkeley
Referendum to overturn Berkeley student district moves forward
Alameda County officials are reminding voters that election day is Tuesday, Nov. 4 in the wake of a printing error that incorrectly stated the date of the upcoming election on a number of vote-by-mail envelopes.
The error — printed on the ballots sent to approximately 27,000 Berkeley voters — stated that election day was Wednesday, Nov. 5, 2014. According to a press release, a printer used by Alameda County and other California counties has taken responsibility for the error.
"This is an unfortunate error on some vote-by-mail envelopes sent to voters in Berkeley and we deeply regret any confusion this may be causing," said Tim Dupuis, registrar of voters, in a statement. "We are glad that we discovered the error relatively early in the process."
The registrar has mailed letters to voters who received envelopes with the erroneous date, as well as sent out emails.
Henry Brady, dean of the Goldman School of Public Policy, said that these sorts of situations can impact voter turnout and elections.
"The good news is that they've sent out emails and letters to people correcting the mistake — on the one hand, they make mistakes, but on the other this could be costly," Brady said. "No doubt there will be a few people who will show up on Wednesday or return an absentee ballot and find they can't vote."
Brady said the mistake may disproportionately affect younger voters, who are new to voting and may not know that election day is historically on Tuesdays.
Vote-by-mail ballots must be received by the registrar's office or any polling place in Alameda County no later than 8 p.m. on Nov. 4. More than half of all registered voters in Alameda County choose to vote by mail, according to the office.
Murong Li, the chair of the UC Berkeley chapter of CALPIRG — an organization that has registered thousands of students to vote — said the group has done a number of outreach efforts to let people know about the election date.
"I'm just shocked that this kind of stuff would happen. It's unfortunate, and students might be confused," Li said. "Hopefully with a little bit more work, students won't be disproportionately affected."
Sophie Ho is the executive news editor. Contact her at [email protected] and follow her on Twitter @sophanho.
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The Clarity Chase: Life Currently..
Good grief. I can't believe I haven't touched this blog in almost 8 months. So much has changed that I almost don't even know where to begin!
I guess I'll start with the most important news – I'm engaged! That's right, this girl is going to become a Mrs. in just under five months! So I guess with that being said, you can probably understand where all my extra time has been devoted. Planning a wedding is no easy feat, and it's more and –- and yet somewhat less -- stressful than I ever imagined.
I'll try to be a little more specific – the parts that I thought would be stressful, i.e. the actual booking of the vendors, selecting the china/catering/colors, etc.) really aren't all that bad. In fact, that has been the easiest part of the process. I know exactly what I want, and I've worked really hard to stick to my guns and stay true to the image I have in my head of what my wedding day should look like.
On the other hand, the pieces that I assumed would fall into place naturally haven't really done so in the way I imagined.
One thing they really don't tell you about wedding planning from the outset is that it's actually a pretty lonely process -- it's easy to get overwhelmed with the burden of it all, so it becomes really important to be able to reach out to those who are closest to you and ask for a little assistance.
In related news, Will and I bought our first house! He was born and raised in Fayetteville, which is where he currently lives and works, so that's where we decided to start our next chapter. That means I'll be moving to Fayetteville from Raleigh after the wedding, in July. I'm hoping to keep the same job and work out a schedule where I commute in to the office three days a week and work from home the rest of the time. The drive is about an hour and a half without traffic, so a daily commute isn't really in the cards. I've mentioned it to one of my bosses, and he seemed to be on board with it. At some point I'll have to sit down with the managing partner and see what his reaction is. As for living in Fayetteville, it's been a while since I lived in a small town, so there will definitely be an adjustment period.
I guess that brings me to my third piece of news – I'm no longer at the large firm I'd been working for. After three years of hard work and loyalty, I was told that I was being laid off because the firm no longer enough billable hours for me. As luck would have it, being let go forced me to find a new job, and that new job in turn has made me a much happier person. This new firm is much smaller (only 10 attorneys) and is focused primarily on insurance defense work, which I've grown to love. There are still days where I find myself missing my old firm, or rather the people I worked with there, but I remind myself that I'm much better off where I am and that everything happens for a reason.
Alright, that's the general overview of what I've been up to for the past 8 months. I'm still undecided as to whether or not I want to revive this blog, so I'm going to take some time to consider my options. Until then, hoping everyone out there is doing well!


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What did we get wrong
Eddie Cross
Last week we looked at what we did right in the past 7 years. Generally I got a very positive response to that mailing, today I want to ask myself what did we get wrong. That is a tough question, it calls for honesty and frankness and it is quite painful for those of us who are engaged in the daily struggle to keep the flame of hope alive in Zimbabwe. Another aspect of this exercise in introspection is that this is not hind sight which is easy with 20/20 vision, we knew all this stuff before the elections.
Firstly, we overestimated the commitment of the SADC and South Africa, and perhaps even the international community, to the principles that underpinned the reform programme contained in the Global Political Agreement. We assumed that because the region and the international community had been the motivators and even the instigators of the negotiations between the Parties and first, the Kariba Agreement in 2007 and then the GPA in 2008, that they would see us through to its logical conclusion. Wrong, at every key point they abandoned principle for accommodation – not of the views of the MDC and civil society, but of the hard liners in Zanu-PF. This culminated in the abandonment of what was left of the GPA in May/June 2013 and the passive acceptance of the elections and their flawed out turn. Only the USA seems to have stuck to its guns on principle – plus Germany and Australia, but the rest just took the easy way out and compromised.
Yesterday this sorry tale was crowned by the congratulations issued by the Secretary General of the UN to Mr. Mugabe for his "victory" at the polls. Our mistake was not to recognise that we held the power of veto and that what we should have done was to demand compliance with the full letter and spirit of the GPA and refused point blank to go into elections without the necessary reforms to the electoral system. The GPA promised the dismantling of the infamous JOC system by granting the MDC a majority of the Governorships at Provincial level, it gave us significant control over foreign policy and contact with other governments by allocating us 23 diplomatic posts, it called for the reassignment of the Attorney General – long a stalwart of Zanu-PF and someone who has turned the legal system in Zimbabwe into an instrument of oppression and collective punishment.
The GPA gave us reform of the media and it gave us the right to call for repressive legislation to be abolished. It provided for greater influence over the Commissions. It provided for a reformed Electoral Commission that was totally independent of the political parties, a new voters roll and fresh constituency delimitations. It laid down the requirement for a new Constitution – which was partially achieved although the final document was a compromise. Even then, although the new Constitution provided for new rules for citizenship and new basic rights for all Citizens, in the end these were not implemented and were not observed in the final preparations for the elections. Not one of these critical reforms was implemented. It represents a total failure of the SADC guarantees so clearly expressed in the GPA. Our mistake was to lie down and accept every violation as they occurred throughout the life of the GPA. Some would say we had no choice, in hindsight, we always did have the final option of veto and we never used it and in the end we paid the price.
Secondly, we totally underestimated the impact of the strategies being proposed by the advisors to Zanu-PF who were principally the Chinese Communist Party and the Israeli firm NIKOV. The latter, we now know, was contracted to Zanu-PF for the 2002 elections and remained active in Zimbabwe ever since operating out of a house in Avondale in Harare and now operating in over 100 countries worldwide. They were active in Kenya on the side of Kenyatta and are right now operating with Swapo in Namibia. Reading documents that have come into our hands in the past two months it is clear that these advisors brought their experience in China and across the world to assist Zanu-PF in their efforts to subvert the Zimbabwean elections.
We were well aware of these strategies and had analysed them and knew full well what was going on but thought that the ground swell of support for the MDC and the failure of Zanu-PF in the economy and the social services in the three decades before 2013 plus the genocide of Ghukurahundi and the savage campaigns on the farms and in the Cities through the Murambatsvina campaign in 2005 would never allow the ordinary voter to give their votes to Zanu-PF when it came to voting in the elections. We were wrong and completely underestimated the residual influence of three decades of politically motivated violence against ordinary and marginalized rural and peri-urban communities. People voted for self preservation and out of fear of collective and retributive punishment.
We knew that Zanu-PF was settling tens of thousands of homeless families on plots of land on peri urban farms that had been taken from their owners in the decade since 2000. We knew that these communities had no security and were totally under the control and direction of Zanu-PF we just underestimated their capacity to convert this subtle form of coercion into votes in the polling stations, a study of the vote shows that this explains many of the victories of Zanu-PF in the peri-urban areas.
We knew that the voters' roll was totally subverted. There is no way that we have six million voters 3,5 million at the most. What we did not appreciate was just how far they were prepared to go and how they would defend their position at the cost of clear violations of the law and get away with all the juggling and machinations. So we eventually had a roll with some 2 million ghost voters, up to 800 000 duplicates, 400 000 voters unilaterally moved from their chosen electoral districts, 45 000 voters who had their ID numbers changed so that they could not vote on the day. Perhaps most damaging, 1,2 million young voters between the age of 18 and 25, were deliberately denied the vote by manipulation of the voter registration system.
The voters' roll was so manipulated that they have not dared to release an electronic copy of it to anyone before or since the election. Under the new Electoral Act and the new Constitution the Electoral Commission is obliged to facilitate access to the roll, before any election. We have gone to Court to seek redress to no avail, last week the ZEC claimed that a "technical" problem was holding up release. The voters' roll determines who can vote and is the very foundation of any electoral system. We should never have accepted the voters' roll; we should have stuck to our demand for a new registration of voters and a biometric roll that could not be manipulated. We demanded all of that at successive meetings of the SADC Heads of State, at meetings with the facilitators. To no avail, it was a mistake.
Thirdly, we underestimated the effect of the control that Zanu-PF exercises over the rural populations. Documents clearly show that both NIKUV and the Chinese understood its significance and their recommendations were followed to the letter. The Zanu-PF documents call the MDC "the enemy" in military terms; they refer to the Communal Areas and the former Commercial farms as "no go areas" where no presence of the MDC will be tolerated. Villages were allocated to specific polling stations, all members of the village were recorded by their Headmen and then these poor defenseless and vulnerable people, dependent on the system for security of tenure and access to food and agricultural inputs, were instructed to vote at designated polling stations and told that if that station returned an MDC candidate, they would be subjected to collective punishment. Right now, across the country, collective and targeted punishment is being metered out to areas that voted in significant numbers for the MDC. We cannot protect them, they suffer in silence and they live in fear.
In 1980 Zimbabweans throughout the country queued in their thousands, long winding queues of people. This was their day of liberation from 80 years of white minority rule. This was the dawn of a new Country, tomorrow they would be free to live where they chose and to go to whatever school they chose. At last they could dream of becoming whatever they put their minds to. They had faith in "one person, one vote" after decades of conflict and guerilla war, after 15 years of mandatory UN sanctions. In 2013 they voted with courage and determination for the MDC and out of fear for Zanu-PF. Is there any other explanation of the pall of gloom that has descended on the country since the elections? July 2013 was a funeral service for the last remnants of hope in the people of Zimbabwe that democracy would deliver a better future and we were all responsible.


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Why Puerto Rican governor's scandal jeopardizes the island's credibility
Nation Jan 14
Puerto Rico energy authority investigates dozens of post-Maria bribery cases
The employees under investigation are accused of requesting money in exchange for restoring energy to houses or businesses, as Puerto Rico continues to recover from Hurricane Irma and Hurricane Maria.
By Nsikan Akpan
Nation Jun 30
Obama vows to move quickly to sign Puerto Rico bill
President Barack Obama is vowing to move quickly to sign a last-minute rescue package for the financially-strapped U.S. territory and its 3.5 million Americans.
By Mary Clare Jalonick, Associated Press
Puerto Rico rescue package survives Senate vote, two days before default
The White House-backed measure would create a control board that would oversee the U.S. territory's finances and could supervise some debt restructuring. Senators voted 68-32 to advance the bill to a final vote.
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Days before deadline, Senate to consider Puerto Rico rescue package
Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew is warning of widespread consequences, from layoffs of police officers to a hospital closure, if the Senate fails to act before Friday on a rescue package for debt-stricken Puerto Rico.
Obama urges Senate to pass Puerto Rico aid bill quickly
President Barack Obama is urging the Senate to swiftly send him a bill to help Puerto Rico manage its staggering debt crisis.
Strong House vote bolsters prospects for Puerto Rico bill
Help for debt-stricken Puerto Rico may be just weeks away as a strong House vote bolstered prospects in the Senate for a rescue package to ease the U.S. territory's crippling $70 billion debt.
Sanders says Puerto Rican rescue plan would make 'a terrible situation even worse'
By Ken Thomas, Associated Press
LOS ANGELES — Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders is breaking with the Obama administration and House lawmakers over a plan to restructure Puerto Rico's $70 billion in debt.
To save Puerto Rico from drowning in debt, House strikes deal with White House
House Republicans and Democrats reached a rare, election-year deal with the White House to try to rescue Puerto Rico from $70 billion in debt as millions of Americans in the cash-strapped U.S. territory struggle with the loss of basic services.
Bernie Sanders visits Puerto Rico amid debt crisis
By Danica Coto, Associated Press
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders warned of a humanitarian crisis in Puerto Rico Monday, calling on the U.S. government to support a debt restructure in the territory.
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Q: How to communicate between two components with no parent-child relationship? The app.component.ts is the entry point of my Angular 2 app. It holds two components: a header and a sidenav.
@Component({
  selector: 'app-root',
  template: `
    <app-header></app-header>

    <app-sidenav></app-sidenav>
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})
export class AppComponent { }

Here's what I want to achieve: Inside the <app-header> component I have a (menu) button, that should trigger the opening of the <app-sidenav> component.
In other words, a click event on the button in the <app-header> should trigger the open() method inside the <app-sidenav> component.

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*header.component.ts:
@Component({
  selector: 'app-header',
  template: `
    <button (click)="onSidenavOpen()">Menu</button>
  `
})
export class HeaderComponent {
  constructor() { }

  onSidenavOpen() {
    // trigger the opening of the <app-sidenav> component
  }
}

*sidebar.component.ts:
@Component({
  selector: 'app-sidenav',
  template: `
    <md-sidenav #sidenav>
      // bla bla, sidebar
    </md-sidenav>
  `
})
export class SidenavComponent {
  constructor() { }

  open(sidenav) {
    sidenav.open();
  }
  close(sidenav) {
    sidenav.close();
  }
}

I read the component interaction section in the Angular 2 docs, but I am struggling to find the best approach to communicate between these two components. The general intention I have is to encapsulate as much logic as possible for each component.
How would you approach my use-case? Would you create an intermediate service? Please share an example.

A: You can use a service to allow two separate components to talk to each other. In the example below, the HeaderComponent pushes a value to an exposed Observable with the toggleSideNav method of the SidebarService. The SidenavComponent subscribes to this Observable on its initial load and will respond to a new value being pushed through.
SidebarService:
import { Injectable } from "@angular/core"

import { Observable, Subject } from "rxjs/Rx";

@Injectable()
export class SidebarService {

    private sidenavOpenSubject : Subject<boolean>;

    constructor() {
        this.sidenavOpenSubject = new Subject<boolean>();
    }

    toggleSideNav(opening: boolean): void {
        this.sidenavOpenSubject.next(opening);
    }

    onSideNavToggle(): Observable<boolean> {
        return this.sidenavOpenSubject;
    }

}

HeaderComponent:
@Component({
  selector: 'app-header',
  template: `
    <button (click)="onSidenavOpen()">Menu</button>
  `
})
export class HeaderComponent {
  constructor(private sidebarService: SidebarService) { }

  onSidenavOpen() {
    this.sidebarService.toggleSideNav(true);
  }
}

SidebarComponent:
@Component({
  selector: 'app-sidenav',
  template: `
    <md-sidenav #sidenav>
      // bla bla, sidebar
    </md-sidenav>
  `
})
export class SidenavComponent implements OnInit {
    constructor(private sidebarService: SidebarService) { }

    ngOnInit(): void {
        this.sidebarService.onSideNavToggle().subscribe(
            (opening) => {
                if (opening) {
                    //Logic to open the sidenav here
                } else {
                    //Logic to close the sidenav here
                }
            }
        );
    }

    open(sidenav) {
        sidenav.open();
    }

    close(sidenav) {
        sidenav.close();
    }
}

The SidebarService needs to be registered in a suitable module (e.g. your AppModule).

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What is Earth Day and why is it celebrated?
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Russian flight went around the entire continent to retrieve diplomats from Spain and Greece
100th anniversary of the Garden Cities of the Brussels Region
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Marta Pacheco
Marta studied Political Science and Media & Journalism at the Catholic University of Portugal (UCP) and has developed her journalistic career working for the Portuguese newspapers Diário de Notícias, Correio da Manhā and media outlets in Brussels. She is a reporter for Travel Tomorrow, and is also engaged in delivering communications services and EU policy research for different consultancies in Brussels. A former Blue Book trainee of the European Commission, Marta has a keen interest in EU and global affairs, and experience in reporting and interpreting information. Whenever she can, Marta loves traveling, exploring nature and learning about regenerative agriculture. She is also quite enthusiastic about space ventures and the cosmos.
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Its origins go back to 1970, marking the anniversary of the birth of the modern environmental movement.
Decades of blind consumerism of leaded gas through vast and inefficient automobiles in the US have driven the country into a point where air pollution was commonly accepted as the price of comfort and prosperity. Up until 1970, America remained largely oblivious to environmental concerns and about the impact of pollution on human health.
However, a key figure leading the environmental movement and largely responsible for the creation of the Earth Day was Rachel Carson. Her 1962 publication Silent Spring became a New York Times bestseller, selling more than half a million copies in 24 countries. Carson's work raised public awareness and concern for living organisms, the environment and the inextricable links between pollution and public health.
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2. Earth Day
Later on in 1969, Senator Gaylord Nelson played a key role in establishing Earth Day. The junior senator from Wisconsin, who had long been concerned about the deteriorating environment in the US, was inspired by the student anti-war movement and wanted to infuse the energy of student anti-war protests with an emerging public consciousness about air and water pollution. The massive oil spill in Santa Barbara, California, in 1969, gave a greater impetus to a growing movement.
Senator Nelson announced the idea for a teach-in on college campuses to the national media, and persuaded Pete McCloskey, a conservation-minded Republican Congressman, to serve as his co-chair. They recruited Denis Hayes, a young activist, to organize the campus teach-ins and they choose April 22, a weekday falling between Spring Break and Final Exams, to maximize the greatest student participation.
3. Global movement
Earth Day went global by 1990, when a group of environmental leaders approached Denis Hayes to once again organize another major campaign for the planet. This time, Earth Day mobilized 200 million people in 141 countries and lifted environmental issues onto the world stage. Earth Day 1990 gave a huge boost to recycling efforts worldwide and helped pave the way for the 1992 UN Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro.
4. Millenium
Upon the celebration of Earth Day 2000, the movement launched a large campaign 5,000 environmental groups in a record 184 countries reaching out to hundreds of millions of people. The new millennium open way to new concerns with the group focusing on global warming and a push for clean energy. Earth Day 2000 built both global and local conversations, leveraging the power of the Internet to organize activists around the world, while also featuring a drum chain that travelled from village to village in Gabon, Africa.
5. Billion people movement
As in 1970, Earth Day 2010 coincided with a period of great challenge for the environmental community which was combatting the cynicism of climate change deniers, well-funded oil lobbyists, reticent politicians and a disinterested public. In 2010, Earth Day network launched A Billion Acts of Green® and The Canopy Project, engaging 75,000 global partners in 192 countries.
Today, Earth Day is widely recognized as the largest secular observance in the world, with more than a billion people every year marking it as a day of action to change human behavior and create global, national and local policy changes.
As shown by the weak outcomes of both the Paris Agreement, the UN COP26 in Glasgow, and the latest warning from the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), the fight for a clean environment continues with increasing urgency, as the ravages of climate change become more and more frequent.
The social and cultural environments witnessed in 1970 are rising up again today with a fresh and frustrated generation of young people, boosted by digital and social media, refusing to settle for platitudes and instead taking to the streets by the millions to demand a new way forward.


Fun Virtual World Games for Teens Artykuł - Wirtualne Światy!
Oceń ten Artykuł There are lots of fun games, and in this article we are bringing you a specific set of games aimed at a more teenage audience.
Teens love gaming and one of the genres that they are fond of the most is definitely virtual worlds. These games are amazing because they promote interaction, but at the same time they are designed with challenges and mind, so playing them is always a pleasure. This is why we have created a list with some of the worthwhile virtual world games that you should check out right now.
There allows you to create your own avatar and it does a great job when it comes to offering you a high quality experience that is truly enjoyable. You can explore massive worlds, check out a wide range of interesting videos created by the community and you are free to interact with any other person in the game without restrictions. It's a lot of fun and definitely one of the best virtual world games out there.
Chit Chat City allows you to modify the game world as you want, not to mention that you can create your own place and change it as you see fit. The game is designed as a great chat platform as well, because teens have the opportunity to interact with each other unlike never before. It's a wonderful implementation of online gaming, so it's well worth playing.
A game Twinity create mostly for older teens, this is a nice game where they have the opportunity to talk with each other and create their own place as they see fit. Customization and interaction with others is key here, and the experience is more than impressive because of that. It's not a challenging game, it just extends the way you are in the online world.
Gleamville is the perfect online game when it comes to virtual worlds mainly because it offers you insane benefits and an amazing gameplay right from the start. it has a great set of multiplayer games which is really nice, and you can easily manage your own farm, expand the city and do whatever you want. There are no major restrictions, just a lot of fun and a pleasant way to experience everything.
Second Life With the perfect game world, unlimited game ideas and just a wonderful set of mechanics, Second Life is pretty much the perfect virtual world game. If you want a game in this genre, then you should totally give this a shot, that's how good it really is!
All teens looking for a virtual world game should totally give these a shot, so don't hesitate and visit the pages above, you are bound to like them!


The sea called "Mare Nostrum" by the Romans touches three continents. What are they?
Search ["Marble Man" "Old Snapping Turtle" ] to learn these are nicknames for Robert E. Lee and George Meade. Search [where Lee lost to Meade] to find that it was the Battle of Gettysburg in July 1863.


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Vote for your Gallagher Premiership Rugby Player of the Month for December
Another chance has come for the fans to have their say in who is named Gallagher Premiership Rugby Player of the Month for December.
This season is shaping up to be the most competitive yet as we signed off from 2018 with a thrilling Round 11.
The fast-paced action was evident throughout December, with a number of individuals standing out for their respective clubs, leading to a final shortlist of seven being named:
Will Chudley (Bath Rugby)
Alex Dombrandt (Harlequins)
Faf de Klerk (Sale Sharks)
Cobus Reinach (Northampton Saints)
Jono Ross (Sale Sharks)
Harry Thacker (Bristol Bears)
Harry Williams (Exeter Chiefs)
It is becoming harder than ever to pick one star performer each month, which is why we have opened the voting to the public on the official Premiership Rugby app.
The usual panel of nine judges remain – Nick Mullins (BT Sport), Alastair Eykyn (BT Sport), Mick Cleary (The Daily Telegraph), Sarah Mockford (Rugby World), Jonny Fordham (The Sun), Robert Kitson (The Guardian), Chris Jones (BBC 5 Live), David Rogers (Getty Images) and Tom Hamilton (ESPN) with Premiership Rugby Communications Director Paul Morgan acting as chair – but this season the public will act as a tenth judge.
Your vote and those from the other nine judges will then be tallied to reveal the winner each month.
Voting closing at 1pm on Friday so to ensure your favourite player wins, get voting on the official Premiership Rugby app. Access the Polls section in the More menu tab and get voting!
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Article source: https://www.premiershiprugby.com/2018-2019/vote-for-your-gallagher-premiership-rugby-player-of-the-month-for-december/
This entry was posted in Rugby Union on January 6, 2019 by Rugby College.
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Daily Correspondents
Bandits kill 34 people in fresh Zamfara attack
Thirty-three people have been killed after bandits attacked Tungar Kafau and Gidan wawa villages in Shinkafi Local government Area.
The attacks were reported to have taken place on Friday.
The Police in a statement by the State Police spokesman SP Muhammad Shehu confirming the attack said normalcy has been restored in Tungar Kafau and Gidan wawa in the Shinkafi LGA following attacks by bandits where 34 people were killed by the bandits.
The statement read, "In order to forestall future occurrence in any part of the state by the command, the police have collaborated with other Security Agencies for adequate security arrangement to ensure adequate protection of all villages and communities in the state."
"The Commissioner of Police in Zamfara State CP Usman Nagogo was in the State Government delegation led by the Deputy Governor to the affected villages for the burial of the deceased."
"The CP has directed the combine security personnel deployed to the area to improve and sustain the ongoing bush combing of the affected area and its environs for possible arrest of the perpetrators of this dastardly act."
"The commissioner has further directed the Command Criminal Investigation department CID to conduct a discreet investigation with a view to unraveling the circumstance behind this crime with a view to unveiled the mystery in order to brought to book whoever is involves in the dastard act."
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Lindsay Lohan is suing her ex-business partner
Lindsay Lohan. (Greatstock/Splash)
Los Angeles - Lindsay Lohan is suing an ex-business partner for £38.7m.
The 29-year-old actress along with her brother Michael Lohan Jr. are suing Fima Potik, 30, over a failed shopping app - the idea for which the businessman falsely said they stole.
The lawsuit was taken to a Manhattan court on Thursday where Michael said he was suing him for $60m as Fima didn't have an app design to steal in the first place.
According to New York Post newspaper's Page Six column, the siblings' lawyer, Ravi Batra, said: "He's a celebrity leech who has abused the court system."
Lindsay - who now lives in London - was not present for the hearing, where the judge Saliann Scarpula gave the defendant 30 days to find new counsel after his lawyers refused to continue representing him due to mounting unpaid legal bills.
Lindsay and Michael's lawyer is also planning to bring contempt and sanctions motions against the entrepreneur, insisting the lawsuit delayed the launch of the family's fashion brand Vigme.
Fima declined to comment on the case and while he has been ordered to provide documents to prove what the family stole from him, he has so far failed to do so.
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Garlic is easy to grow. Just plant it in the fall and water. The plants will grow in the spring and can be harvested in late summer. And, garlic will store for a long time in a cool, dark place.
Garlic is a member of the allium family. It has lots of relatives that we use in lots of different recipes. Some of these you may be familiar with, and some you may not know as well.
Of course, we have garlic and leeks, which have a milder flavor. We have chives. We often chop them up and put them in salads or use as toppings. We have different types of onions. They're all different colors: red onions, yellow onions, and white onions. We also have green onions or shallots. You might see elephant garlic in the grocery store. It often may be in a net bag. It has a flavor similar to garlic, but has a nice, mild flavor.
Probably one of the really appealing things about garlic is that it's so easy to store. Whereas onions may sprout under the sink, and some things you have to keep refrigerated, garlic is tough and holds up for a long time during storage.
When we think about planting spring flowering bulbs, like daffodils, tulips, and crocus, we plant those in the fall. We always plant them in the fall for bloom in the spring. Garlic isn't any different. It's hard to imagine that we're going to plant. It's hard to imagine that we're going to plant some vegetables in the fall, but you can plant your garlic in the fall just as well.
So, where do you purchase garlic? You can go to your garden center, and buy garlic there. Or, you can just go to the grocery store, and buy some of the cloves there in the grocery bin, and use those to plant. It will work just fine.
Garlic likes a nice, loose soil. You might want to work some compost into the soil. Just get it loosened up well. I'm just going to use a small rake to turn the soil up. You can tell that's nice and loose, because you want that bulb to expand and grow in the nice, loose soil.
We're just going to pull the skin back, and pull the cloves apart just like you would if you were getting ready to do a recipe – such as when it calls for a clove of garlic. Pull those apart. And then, just dig about two inches deep, and always put the point up. Insert the bulb in the hole, cover it up, and tamp it down. Move over about six inches, put in another clove, and cover it.
We may not actually see any growth until next spring. It's a lot like planting tulips or daffodils. You may not see anything come up until in the spring. But in the meantime, to can keep track of where you put them, you can put a small marker in the area where you planted your garlic, or where your row of garlic is, so that next spring, you don't plant something else over the top of the same row. After we water it, it will come up and we'll have our tops next spring. You'll watch those, and in late spring or early summer when the tops start to fade and bend over – that's when they're ready to be pulled. Pull them and take them to an area that's cool, dry, and shady to let them harden, and to let the skin cure. Then, you can take them inside. Always store garlic in a cool, dry area, so that it lasts, and doesn't sprout too soon.
You can even save some of those same garlic bulbs for planting in your own garden next year. So, after you've made your initial purchase, and you've grown your own garlic, then you'll have enough to keep going for many years to come.


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…so this has been going around on Japanese Twitter. about to pass out, but wanted to put a link to this here with a little blurb reasonably-contained-imho rant for my own future reference because this is personally relevant to me.
the linked 4-koma comic strip and its accompanying blog post by Chii, a Japanese blogger and artist, is an "Asexuality 101″ type thing explaining the term ノンセクシャル / "nonsexual" (ie. alloromantic asexual) in Japanese. it's part of a long series of 4-koma comics and blog posts that she's doing on LGBTs用語 ("LGBT+ terminology"), another post of which is about Aセクシャル / "asexual" (ie. aromantic asexual).
anyway, in the linked comic and in various blog posts, Chii makes it a point to note that while both "nonsexual" and "asexual" are often collectively referred to as "asexual", that people often confuse "nonsexual" and "asexual" even though there is a big difference between the two. she then goes on to explain what it means to be what we'd call an aromantic asexual and an alloromantic asexual in English. she also talks briefly about amatonormativity and about how "nonsexuals" could be 「ゲイでノンセクシュアル」 ("gay and nonsexual"), 「バイセクシュアルでノンセクシュアル」('bisexual and nonsexual") etc since they experience romantic attraction.
………..i've whined and moaned numerous times on this blog about how i feel about the state of ace terminology in Japan. in short, i hate it. HATE IT. it makes things harder for me and i have all kinds of feels about referring to myself or being referred to by someone else as "nonsexual" rather than "asexual" because of what "asexual" means here.
however, after reading the posts on this blog, i think i'm more motivated to dig and find out why/how ace terminology in Japan became what it is. finding out the reason won't change how i feel about it (#$%@#%!), but it'll at least be interesting in a sociolinguistic kinda way.


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Q: Trouble with Android UI: main theme does not match with popups' theme So I am still working on my messaging app, and I have successfully implemented a few popups on my own, but then they don't turn out exactly as I want...

The theme is supposed to be strictly black text on white background, zero transparency (Theme.Light.NoTitleBar). While I have no problems whatsoever in the activity itself, my trouble is with the popups, whose theme does not seem to match as I expected. Can anybody tell me how to fix these?

A: It looks like after much trial and error, I only had to force the views to use specific styles/themes.
For the popup menu (PopupWindow):
menu.setBackgroundDrawable(getResources().getDrawable(
            android.R.color.background_light));

For the dialog (DialogFragment), it's...:
setStyle(android.R.style.Widget_ListView, android.R.style.Theme_NoTitleBar);

...Or it just corrected itself.


Matt Turner is widely regarded as one of the world's leading improvising cellists. Equally skilled as a pianist, Turner performs in myriad of styles and has shared the stage with Cape Breton fiddle sensation Natalie MacMaster, avant-garde musicians Marilyn Crispell, Peter Kowald, Guillermo Gregorio, Scott Fields, and John Butcher, country musician Wanda Vick, singer-songwriter LJ Booth, and jazz musician Bobby McFerrin to name a few and has performed in Canada, Europe and Asia. He appears on over 100 recordings on Sketch/Harmonia Mundi, Nato /Hope Street, Ayler, Illusions, Music and Arts, Accurate, Polyvinyl, Cadence Jazz and others and has recorded with jazz violinist Randy Sabien, goth vocalist/pianist Jo Gabriel, singer-songwriters Mark Croft and Tret Fure, punk artist Kyle Fischer, Kitty Brazelton's chamber rockestra Dadadah, alt-country band Heller Mason and with the Pointless Orchestra. Turner completed his undergraduate studies at Lawrence University and his Master of Music degree in Third Stream Studies (now the Contemporary Improvisation program) at the New England Conservatory of Music, where he studied with Dave Holland, Geri Allen and Joe Maneri, and where he was the recipient of a Distinction in Performance Award. Turner teaches improvisation at Lawrence University and at the Renaissance School for the Arts. As a leader, Turner's recordings appear on Illusions, Stellar, O.O. Discs, Asian Improv, Penumbra, Fever Pitch, Geode, Tautology, and Meniscus Records. His music is published by Carl Fischer, Alfred Music, Latham, and Alliance. Turner is a Yamaha Performing Artist and currently performs and records with Bill Carrothers, Randy Sabien, and with the Jean-Marc Foltz Trio.
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Short course on youth, peacebuilding, and sustainability available for young peace advocates
May 11, 2021ByMSU-IIT Office of Public InformationMSU-IIT Campus
An ongoing call for applications offers young peacebuilders a free short course on the intersection of youth, peacebuilding, and sustainability. The short course is designed by the Seeds for Mindanao Advocacy and Youth Leadership (SMAYL), with support from the U.S. Mission to ASEAN and Cultural Vista. SMAYL is one of the recipients of the 2021...
CBAA bags 1st Place in Sustainability Pitch Competition
August 26, 2019ByMSU-IIT Office of Public InformationBusiness Administration & Accountancy
by Ciara Mae A. Tabaculde The College of Business Administration and Accountancy (CBAA) triumphs over three other colleges in the city during MSU-IIT National Multi-Purpose Cooperative's Bright Ideas: Sustainability Pitch Competition last August 24, 2019 in Pala-o, Iligan City. The one-day competition was conducted in celebration of International Youth Day 2019 and encouraged students...
FAB LAB Mindanao joins the 2019 Manila Mini Maker Faire in the emphasis of sustainable technologies
June 27, 2019ByMSU-IIT Office of Public InformationResearch & Extension
by Lemuel Clark Velasco Out of the more than 150 maker exhibitors during the 3rd Manila Mini Maker Faire held last June 22-23, 2019 at the Mind Museum in Taguig City, 7 of these maker groups from the Southern part of the Philippines were assisted by FAB LAB Mindanao. Dubbed as the greatest show and...
IIT students in environmental youth camp
March 23, 2016ByMSU-IIT Office of Public InformationMSU-IIT Campus
by Bainorah I. Amate, Office of the Vice Chancellor for Planning & Development "We are not only after the profit, we commit to protect the environment because it is part of our Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)" Mr. Toni P. Ragot said during the 46th Environmental Youth Camp Seminar-Workshop on March 12-13, 2016 conducted at Mapawa Nature Park, Malasag,...
MSU-IIT teams in 2016 Shell Eco Marathon Asia (SEMA)
March 14, 2016ByMSU-IIT Office of Public InformationEngineering & Technology
by Allenn C. Lowaton, College of Engineering Manila, Philippines — MSU-IIT Dragons (Layang-Layang) and MSU-IIT Dagitab Dragons (Tarintik P-BE) – the two teams from MSU-IIT join the 2016 Shell Eco Marathon Asia (SEMA) held at the Quirino Grandstand, Manila on March 3-6, 2016. The Team Layang-Layang which competed for the gasoline subcategory is comprised of Leonardo Nogas Jr.,...
IIT is Regional Winner as the 2015 Sustainable and Eco-friendly School
November 24, 2015ByMSU-IIT Office of Public InformationEngineering & Technology
by Bainorah L. Amate, OVCPD and Ian S. Embradura, OPI In their search for the most environmentally active schools in the country, the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) has awarded the Institute as the regional winner in the 2015 National Search for Sustainable and Eco-Friendly Schools. This recognition makes IIT Region 10's national...
Never on Tuesdays & Thursdays – No to plastic use on campus
October 9, 2014ByMSU-IIT Office of Public InformationMSU-IIT Campus
by Fatimah Joy S. Almarez The ban on the use of plastic on the MSU-IIT campus on Tuesdays and Thursdays took effect on October 15, 2014. This is an implementation of the Comprehensive Solid Waste Management (CSWM) Program of MSU-IIT, which was approved by the MSU Board of Regents through Resolution No. 59, series of...
New set of ANTEU officers elected June 25, 2021
CHED-SIKAP Grant for MSU-IIT – College of Education as Delivering Institution June 23, 2021
Department of Extension launches MSU-IIT Mainstreaming SDGs Initiative with SDG Talk Series on Food and Sensibilities June 14, 2021
MSU-IIT is DOST Center for Sustainable Polymers June 2, 2021
MSU-IIT wins Best Paper in 2021 ICRII May 31, 2021
CON completes three-part webinar series May 31, 2021
Academic Awardees of BS Nursing in the First Semester of AY 2020-2021 May 12, 2021
Short course on youth, peacebuilding, and sustainability available for young peace advocates May 11, 2021
CSM's Sumaya to speak during IMaNema's Nematology Seminar Day 2021 May 11, 2021
Finnish Professor conducts series of lectures on flexible learning May 4, 2021


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