hpa an. yangon. myanmar. | immi and greg.
Uns bleibt nur noch eine Woche im "goldenen Land" und wir wollen die Zeit so effektiv wie möglich nutzen. Die Besitzer unserer Unterkunft (das Than Lwin Oo Guest House) versorgen uns mit einer Karte der Umgebung, Tips und einem Motorrad für die kommenden Tage.
Wir verbringen einen großen Teil der Zeit auf dem Motorrad und erkunden die Gegend – es gibt viele Höhlen, die als buddhistische Stätten dienen, einen großen See neben dem Mount Zwegabin und einige niedliche kleine Dörfer in der Umgebung. Abends heben wir dann den ein oder anderen Rum mit unseren Kumpels vom Getränkeladen neben unserer Unterkunft oder sehen uns den Sonnenuntergang am Fluss an.
Für uns war diese letzte Station während der Zeit in Myanmar eigentlich das Highlight – man begegnet kaum anderen Touristen, die Locals sind sehr offen und freundlich und die Natur mit all ihren Höhlen und Reisfeldern spricht uns sehr an. Durch die Tips unserer Hosts konnten wir alle unsere Wunschziele selbstständig erkunden und in den Kontakt mit Einheimischen kommen. Bei der Fahrt zu manchen Orten kommt sogar richiges Abenteuerfeeling auf. Die wunderschöne Landschaft und die unheimlich liebe Atmosphäre ziehen uns absolut in ihren Bann.
Die letzten zwei Tage und Nächte vor unserem Rückflug nach Bangkok verbringen wir in Yangon. Wir treffen uns mit unseren "Homies", die wir in der ersten Woche in Yangon kennengelernt haben und verabschieden uns, ein wenig wehmütig, aber mit Vorfreude auf unser bereits gebuchtes 5-Sterne Hotelzimmer in Bangkok, vom "Golden Land".
Wir werden sicher bald wiederkommen, in das Land der tausend Pagoden, des besten Rums und der wohl öligsten Curries in Südostasien. Dann hoffentlich ein wenig länger.
KYAY TZU TIN PA TE, Myanmar.
We drive back south, via Yangon to Hpa An.
We are on the road for around 18 hours, including an hour of wandering through Yangon's gigantic main bus terminal – of course there's Burmese pop music blaring in the bus, hawkers and school classes enter and get off the bus from time to time and the busride feels like an endless trip for us.
We have only one week left in the "golden land" and we want to our time as effectively as possible. The owners of our hotel (the Than Lwin Oo Guest House) provide us with a map of the surroundings, tips and a motorbike for the coming days.
We spend a most of time on the motorbike and explore the area – there are many caves that serve as Buddhist sites, a big lake next to Mount Zwegabin and some cute little villages in the surroundings. The evenings are often spent raising the odd glass of rum with our friends from the liquor store next to our hotel or enjoying the sunset from the riverbank.
For us, this last stop was actually the highlight of our visit to Myanmar – we hardly met other tourists, the locals are very open minded and friendly and the nature with all its caves and rice paddies is very appealing to us. Our hosts' tips enable us to explore all of our planned destinations on our own and to get in touch with the local people. The rides to some places were very adventurous. We are completely under the spell of the beautiful landscape and the incredibly lovely atmosphere.
We spent he last two days and nights in Yangon before flying back to Bangkok. We catch up with our "homies" whom we met during our first week in Yangon and say goodbye to the "Golden Land", a little wistfully but also with a lot of anticipation for our pre booked 5-star hotel room in Bangkok.
We will surely come back soon into the land of the thousand pagodas, the best rum and probably the greasiest curries in South East Asia. Next time hopefully for a little while longer.


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There are those who think Iraq and Afghanistan are worse off now than before their totalitarian governments were overthrown by U.S. and Coalition forces. To these doubting liberals I offer the following stories: I will look to post a list like this about once a week or once every two weeks at the latest. So grab a drink, relax in your chair and check out these waves brah.
HERAT, April 9 (Pajhwok Afghan News) -- Following three days of discussions, some 150 provincial Ulema Council leaders or Islamic Religious scholars, agreed to put an end to racial, tribal and factional discriminations, which were the root causes of many of the factional fighting under the leadership of the Taliban and the Mujahideen, officials said at a seminar.
KABUL, AFGHANISTAN – From the corner of a Kabul basement, next door to a barber shop, come high-pitched and most unusual sounds. A small posse of Afghan girls shout "heey-ya!" as they practice karate jabs, kicks, and punches.
The eldest of the bunch, Nargas Rahimi, returned to her Afghan homeland last year after growing up in Iran. "I saw that Afghan women didn't have the faintest idea about exercise. So I came here to act as an example for Afghan girls and to help them take part in Afghan society," she says.
KHOST, AFGHANISTAN – Mubariz Bidar would give Robin Williams a run for his money. He's an Afghan comic who has this city - once ruled by severe Taliban - howling at their former oppressors.
His spot-on impressions of everyone from a Taliban soldier to an Afghan drug addict would have even Mullah Omar giggling into his turban.
KANDAHAR, Afghanistan - She can't leave the house without an all-covering blue burqa, many of her relatives are scandalised, but Shahida Hussain is preparing to stand for parliament anyway.
The 50-year-old women's rights activist who lives in the Taleban spiritual heartland of Afghanistan is one of at least two women in the southern city of Kandahar who are preparing to stand for elections in Afghanistan's parliamentary polls on September 18.
MAZAR-E SHARIF, Afghanistan -- "Looking at the audience, I see that you are all Kandaharis," the singer said into the microphone as he surveyed a sea of heads sporting the sparkly caps and long-tailed turbans common to that southern city. "But my Pashto is not strong, so I hope you will enjoy our music in Dari." The tourists crowded into the Ahmadi Supermarket and Restaurant applauded encouragingly.This northern city might seem an odd destination for travelers from Kandahar, which, after all, is the ethnic Pashtun stronghold where the repressive Taliban movement originated. Mazar-e Sharif, a city dominated by ethnic Uzbeks and Tajiks, was one of the last holdouts against the Taliban.
Afghan President Hamid Karzai on Tuesday called on the country's Islamic clerics to help stop forced marriages of young girls. At a religious gathering in Kabul, Karzai urged Afghan scholars to follow the lead of Saudi Arabia's Grand Mufti Sheikh Abdulaziz bin Abdullah al-Sheikh, who earlier this month termed forced marriages un-Islamic and said violators should be jailed.
That's all for now, next week we shall check out the waves from Iraq, I bet those buggahs will be huge.


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3 ex-ZBC bosses to lose properties
1	May 16, 2018 9:38 AM
Source: 3 ex-ZBC bosses to lose properties – NewsDay Zimbabwe May 16, 2018
Three former Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) top executives are set to lose their upmarket Harare properties which the national broadcaster claims were fraudulently acquired through bank loans using the company name as guarantor.
BY CHARLES LAITON
Former ZBC chief executive officer, Happison Muchechetere, finance general manager Elliot Kasu and former radio head Allan Chiweshe, allegedly bought their personal properties through mortgage guarantees from CBZ Bank against security offered by their employer without the latter's knowledge.
Through its board chairperson, Gibson Munyoro, ZBC said despite the trio enjoying and staying in their respective properties, they never at any stage paid for the houses hence the corporation is now seeking a declaratur to seize them.
In his founding affidavit filed at the High Court, Munyoro said Muchechetere acquired stand 376 Vainona Township of Vainona measuring 5 149 square meters, and Kasu stand number 90 Philadelphia Township of Philadelphia measuring 6 549 square metres while Chiweshe acquired Lot 16 of Lot C of Borrowdale Estate measuring 3 000 square metres.
According to Munyoro, Muchechetere obtained a bank loan worth $225 441 and Kasu ($273 784) and Chiweshe ($182 577) without approval by the ZBC board.
"None of the first to the third respondents (Muchechetere, Kasu and Chiweshe) paid anything to access the housing loans. Because the investment amount ran out after financing the first to third respondents herein, the fourth beneficiary namely Tazzen Mandizvidza was only availed part of the loan amount and he had a shortfall in the sum of $112 000 which he had to fund," Munyoro said.
"In addition the applicant incurred bond registration fees, establishment and revenue fees as well as interest coming in all to $599 355…on account of the fact that the applicant has since paid in full for the said properties for which each of the first to third respondents benefitted, there is no factual or legal cause for which they may be entitled to retain the properties which they did not pay for. They would be unjustly enriched at the expense of the applicant.
"The applicant having itself paid in full for the properties which were transferred to each of the respondents and which they benefitted at its expense . . . it seeks an order declaring that it is entitled to recover the properties from each of the first to third respondents and that they be ordered to deliver them through registration of transfer of title in the properties to the applicant."
The national broadcaster further said, in the alternative it is also seeking an order declaring null and void the process by which ownership was transferred to the trio, saying "the respective properties were obtained by each of the first to third respondents through an illegally or immorally procured scheme".
According to the court papers, the alleged housing scam was unearthed when the ZBC conducted a forensic audit in 2014 which resulted in the dismissal of the three men.
The matter is yet to be set down for hearing.
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This matter was discovered in 2014 and it still has not been finalised! Why?
Surely these three crooks should have been charged criminally with Fraud and then later, when they were safely tucked up in Chikurubi, the ZBC have sought means…speedy means…to get their money back. (On second thoughts, our money back). Or was this delay yet another crime.
And one last thought. Surely Elliot Kasu, as the Finance General Manager of the ZBC, must have been a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Zimbabwe (ICAZ). If he was, were steps taken to have him expelled from this respected body? Or will that be another four year delay?


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Michelle Williams: Matilda's a Fan of Black and White Movies
"She said, 'Mommy, don't worry, I won't be scared because I know how everything happens," shares the actress.
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Updated December 02, 2020 05:43 PM
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Michelle Williams' daughter Matilda Rose has yet to see her mom's latest movie, but she's already giving the film two thumbs up.
"She's dying to see it. She's very excited," the Oz The Great and Powerful star, 32, told PEOPLE during its Wednesday premiere in Hollywood.
"[Director Sam Raimi] really welcomed her on set and he made a very kid-friendly space. She witnessed so much of it being made so she's really excited to see it come together."
An avid fan of the original The Wizard of Oz, the 7-year-old has been known to skip over the scarier scenes — "She runs out of the room when … the baboons start to fly," says Williams — but promises to be brave for the newest flick.
"She said, 'Mommy, don't worry, I won't be scared because I know how everything happens," says the actress.
However, the cultured little girl doesn't limit her film intake to only kid-oriented movies.
"She's very open. Her interests are kind of broad," says Williams. "She'll watch a black and white movie and that's fine with her."
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Forum Response
America's Next Step
Ward Connerly
It is remarkable how little has changed in the past 30 to 35 years. Despite the myriad scholars, journalists, judges, politicians, and citizens who have debated the merits of affirmative action preferences, the arguments in 2000 are no different from those of 1970. Opponents today say little that Thomas Sowell hadn't argued by 1975, while today's proponents are content to repeat the claims of student and faculty radicals from the early 1970s.
Thus, it was surprising, and refreshing, to see Susan Sturm and Lani Guinier propose "shift[ing] the terrain of the debate." Sturm and Guinier implicitly concede that preference proponents cannot carry the day while traditional measures of merit prevail. Thus, they mount a frontal assault on the "prevailing selection procedures" of American society: academic standards measured by paper-and-pencil tests.
Unfortunately, their argument is not at all new. Nor do we lack for evidence about how their proposal would work. In 1970, City College of New York embarked on precisely the same social experiment advocated by Sturm and Guinier today: open admissions. While the City College administration shared their concerns about racial equality and merit, the history of City College's experiment highlights the inherent problems in sacrificing merit on the altar of race.
Located on a hill overlooking Harlem, City College has a historic devotion to America's democratic commitment to higher education; it counts eight Nobel laureates among its alumni. At the same time, City College was tuition-free, and had a long history of admitting minority students who couldn't get in anywhere else. By the late-1960s, however, its demanding admissions standards were preventing virtually any black and Puerto Rican students from attending.
As the black power movement rumbled across campus after campus, radical black students took over City College. They demanded that the administration dramatically increase the number of black and Puerto Rican students in its freshman classes. With racial angst hanging over the country in the wake of race riots in Newark and Watts, and Martin Luther King's assassination, the administration relented. Beginning in 1970, City College would admit half of the incoming class based on traditional academic criteria. The other half would come through an open admissions program from predominantly black and Puerto Rican high schools in New York City. For these students, academic merit would be irrelevant.
City College's experiment has failed. Its efforts to create a student body with the right mix of skin colors have polarized it into two schools. Students admitted based on their prior academic performance continue to succeed. City College's School of Engineering remains one of the best schools in the country, attracting top-flight students from around the world. The English Department is also enjoying a renaissance. Both departments' alumni often proceed to top graduate programs in the country.
However, the students admitted via City College's open admissions program are not enjoying these benefits. They drift through remedial math, writing, reading, and "College Skills" classes. Knowing that retaking these classes will do the students little good, professors pass many students who cannot even take notes. They simply have not developed the intellectual discipline necessary to succeed in high school, much less college. Eventually a few may succeed, but they do so in spite of the open admissions program, rather than because of it.
City College's open admissions program should give pause to anyone questioning the value of merit standards. Simply saying that merit is unimportant does not make it so. The problem that Sturm and Guinier hope to fix, and the problem that City College was unable to fix, is that, among other factors, our K-12 schools have failed far too many minority students. For better or for worse, the freshman year in college is too late to teach students basic quantitative and analytical skills.
Unfortunately, Sturm and Guinier ignore this fundamental reality. Their prescription of emphasizing race anew merely resurrects the worst of our history. For its entire history, American governments at all levels have sorted us into categories based on our skin color: slave, Indian, free black, octoroon, Caucasian, Hispanic, etc. It is a long and sordid history, one for which we should all be ashamed. The next step in fulfilling America's promise is to create a colorblind state.
Whatever significance skin color once had, it no longer has it for most Americans. Since the Supreme Court's historic decision in Loving v. Virginia, marriage between a man and a woman of different "races" has grown exponentially. Today, in California, more children are born to "interracial" couples than are born to either black or Asian couples. Even the Census Bureau is beginning to realize that skin color no longer matters. Individuals identifying their "race" on federal forms can check as many race boxes as apply.
These are important trends, but they alone will not create a colorblind state. The next crucial step is to get rid of those silly little boxes altogether. Race advocacy groups like the NAACP and MALDEF are fighting to preserve their racial categories on government forms, but they are on the wrong side of history. As the taboo against dating and marrying across race lines further fades, Americans are recognizing how anachronistic and destructive these race boxes are. According to a recent Zogby poll, 82 percent of Americans believe the government should get out of the race-counting business.
It is time to move the debate forward. America's future lies in embracing individuals, rather than shunting them into categories. Our future lies in our children. The greatest service we can do for them is to create a world where they will scratch their heads in bewilderment at what all the fuss was about. If our grandchildren must attend academic conferences to figure out what we meant by race, we will have accomplished a truly monumental work. The next step in creating that world is for government to stop color-coding Americans.
This Essay is part of our Forum: The Future of Affirmative Action
We need to situate the conversation about race, gender, and affirmative action in a wider account of democratic opportunity.
Susan Sturm Lani Guinier
Affirmative action is the only thing that works.
Stephen Steinberg
Sturm and Guinier have put forth an appealing alternative vision.
Test score legitimate existing class and race inequality.
Mary C. Waters
Outcomes are unfair. So are the processes that generate them.
Paul Osterman
Rethinking the use of tests is at the heart of this important essay
Maureen A. Scully Deborah M. Kolb
I find this essay troublesome—the basic thrust seems misguided.
Michael J. Piore
This renewal of the meritocracy may enhance affirmative action.
Peter Sacks
Susan Sturm and Lani Guinier are doing important work.
Peter Cappelli
Institutionally based responses are crucial.
The Future of Affirmative Action
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Rachel comes from a family of entrepreneurs. Her paternal grandfather established Riley's Toy Shop in the 1950s and subsequently opened several other shops.
To her delight as a child, her maternal grandfather set up a sweet shop. Rachel followed in their footsteps fifty years later, by opening her own shop for children in 1998. Rachel was a child model, where the seeds of an interest in childrenswear and photography began.
Later, she took up modelling again, travelling the world and living in Paris, New York and Tokyo. It was during this time that she met her husband, a photographer, with whom she collaborates on the brand's imagery and creative direction.
Rachel started the label when she had three young children, realising there was a gap in the market for well-made, comfortable and stylish clothes for babies and children.
Rachel Riley grew up in London and has enjoyed a life-long passion for the classic designs and glamorous style of the 50s & 60s. She has collected vintage childrenswear and baby paraphernalia for decades and these are lovingly stored in her London archive. Providing inspiration for shape, colour, print, fabrication, hand-work and other traditional details, these precious and nostalgic pieces have helped define the brand's aesthetic: making heirloom keepsakes to be passed down to future generations.
Whether classic, whimsical or vintage-inspired, Rachel Riley's unique and exclusive prints are designed in-house and have been central to the brand's style from the start. Here are a few of Rachel's favourite designs.
Rachel and her husband, the French photographer Daniel Jouanneau, have worked together for over 25 years, crafting the brand's visuals both on location and in their studio.
Rachel grew up with the love of making things, learning needlework and dressmaking at school. Later she trained in pattern cutting and clothing design whilst working as a model in Paris before setting up an atelier in the Loire Valley in France in 1994, the beginning of her childrenswear business. Designed for modern luxury and enduring quality, traditional craftsmanship and techniques are always adhered to, including hand embroidery and smocking which is always popular amongst Rachel Riley's customers who appreciate quality design.
In 1997 Rachel Riley started to produce the footwear collections from the atelier in the Loire using traditional techniques and vintage shoe lasts.


Your Hub hosts recently attended a number of networking meetings (it is good to mingle) and it was pointed out that the opportunity to meet at the Hub could inspire creativity.
1. Surrounding ourselves with new friends, surroundings and concepts.
2.Broadening our ideas and understanding through gentle and fun education, on areas outside of our own expertise.
3. Challenging ideas, assumptions and of course self-limiting beliefs. Brainstorming is such fun!
4. Capturing our developing awareness and new focuses, sometimes called aspirations, so bring a pen and a small booklet.
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In just its 22nd season of football, and 19th at the FBS level, the USF football program has earned 10 bowl appearances, including a current run of four straight, and owns a record of 6-3 in bowl games.
Well, we did not show up for the last one, so maybe it is not counted against us.
Now, If I were a lawyer, here is my argument. That statement is 100% true. USF has been to 10 bowl games, correct? USF has won 6 of them, correct? USF has lost 3 bowl games, correct?
See all true. My fee is $250.
You Honor, The defense is misleading the jury by "infering" that USF has only lost 3 of the 10 bowl games when in FACT they have lost 4. So, while the statement, "USF has lost 3 Bowl games" may be a correct statement, it is a misleading statement in the context of the won/loss record of 10 games.
And may I add one more thing your Honor? GO BULLS!
And that's why you swear to tell the truth, the WHOLE truth and nothing but the truth.
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Has anyone had success graphing CPU or Memory usage on netware boxes?
I have several netware machines (v5, v6.5) running on Compaq DL380 servers. The disk volume and interface statistics work fine, however if I try and query the CPU or memory usage cacti will just become unresponsive / hang.
I had to make a new Netware CPU template to get it to work... give this a try.
Thanks for your reply - I get an error when trying to import; What version of Cacti is the template design for?
Usually you get that error when you're exporting from a new version of Cacti to an older one, so I'm guessing it was designed for 0.8.6g or 0.8.6h.
Thanks for your reply elnino. I'll try upgrading my Cacti version.
Have you had any success monitoring the Memory usage on your Netware boxes?
I havn't been able to graph memory usage from Netware yet, but this thread has some information on that. I'm sure there are other things that could be graphed also, I havn't looked yet though.
The template has a space in the first OID in the top of the XML file. Erase that, and it will just work ... (wanted to share this as it took me some hours to figure this out).


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Carriera professionistica

Denver Broncos
Dopo non essere stato scelto nel Draft NFL 2013, Anderson firmò con i Denver Broncos. Debuttò come professionista nella vittoria della settimana 8 contro i Washington Redskins in cui corse 22 yard. La sua prima stagione regolare si concluse con 5 presenze e 38 yard corse, coi Broncos che arrivarono fino al Super Bowl XLVIII, perso contro i Seattle Seahawks.

Nella settimana 12 del 2014, Anderson segnò il primo touchdown su corsa in carriera, guidando alla vittoria i Broncos sui Miami Dolphins con un primato personale di 167 yard corse e recuperando anche un onside kick. Sette giorni dopo superò il suo stesso record portandolo a 168 yard corse e segnò un TD su ricezione nella vittoria esterna sui Chiefs, venendo premiato come running back della settimana. Nelle ultime quattro partite, Anderson corse più yard di qualsiasi altro giocatore della lega.

Con l'esplosione di Anderson, i Denver iniziarono ad adottare un gioco maggiormente orientato sulle corse, portando il giocatore a segnare tre touchdown nella vittoria della settimana 14 contro i Buffalo Bills. Altri tre li segnò nell'ultimo turno della stagione vinto contro i Raiders, venendo premiato come miglior giocatore offensivo della AFC della settimana. La sua stagione si chiuse guidando i Broncos con 849 yard corse e 8 touchdown in 15 presenze, di cui le ultime sette come titolare, venendo convocato per il suo primo Pro Bowl al posto dell'infortunato Le'Veon Bell.

Nella prima metà della stagione 2015, Anderson non riuscì a replicare le prestazioni dell'anno precedente, segnando il suo primo TD nella settimana 8. Fu invece decisivo nel dodicesimo turno, correndo 113 e segnando due volte nella vittoria casalinga sui precedentemente imbattuti Patriots. Fu sua la marcatura che chiuse la partita dopo una corsa da 48 yard a due minuti e mezzo dall'inizio dei tempi  supplementari. Per questa prova fu premiato come giocatore offensivo della AFC della settimana. Nel divisional round dei playoff guidò i Broncons con 72 yard corse e un TD nella vittoria che portò la squadra in finale di conference, vinta contro i Patriots. Nel Super Bowl 50, Anderson partì come titolare risultando il miglior corridore della partita con 90 yard e segnando l'unico touchdown offensivo della sua squadra, nella vittoria per 24-10.

La prima gara della stagione 2016 fu la rivincita del Super Bowl di sette mesi prima coi Panthers che i Broncos vinsero per 21-20. Anderson guidò i suoi con 92 yard corse e segnò due touchdown, uno su corsa e uno su ricezione La sua annata si chiuse dopo sole 7 partite a causa della rottura del menisco che richiese un'operazione chirurgica.

Nel secondo turno della stagione 2017 Anderson fu premiato come running back della settimana dopo avere corso 118 yard e segnato due touchdown (uno su corsa e uno su ricezione) nella vittoria per 42-17 sui Dallas Cowboys. A fine anno superò per la prima volta le 1.000 yard corse.

Carolina Panthers
Il 7 marzo 2018 Anderson firmò un contratto di un anno con i Carolina Panthers per fungere da riserva di Christian McCaffrey. Il 12 novembre 2018 fu svincolato.

Los Angeles Rams
Dopo sei giorni nel roster degli Oakland Raiders senza mai scendere in campo, il 18 dicembre 2018 Anderson firmò con i Los Angeles Rams. Nel penultimo turno, con Todd Gurley inattivo, Anderson giocò una gara di alto profilo contro gli Arizona Cardinals, correndo 167 yard e un touchdown nella vittoria dei Rams per 31-9, venendo premiato per la terza volta in carriera come running back della settimana. Si mise in luce anche nel divisional round dei playoff guidando i Rams con 123 yard corse e 2 touchdown nella vittoria sui Dallas Cowboys. La settimana seguente i Rams batterono i Saints, qualificandosi per il loro primo Super Bowl dal , perso contro i New England Patriots.

Detroit Lions
Il 1º aprile 2019 Anderson firmò con i Detroit Lions.

Palmarès

Franchigia

Denver Broncos: 50
 American Football Conference Championship: 2
Denver Broncos: 2013, 2015
 National Football Conference Championship: 1
Los Angeles Rams: 2018

Individuale
Convocazioni al Pro Bowl: 1
2014
Running back della settimana: 3
13ª del 2014, 2ª del 2017, 16ª del 2018
Giocatore offensivo della AFC della settimana: 2
17ª del 2014, 12ª del 2015

Note

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

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The Green Goat was Ohio University's pre-eminent humor magazine during many years of the first half of the 20th Century. The first issue, published in January 1913 by Virgil Falloon and Carl Foss, sold for fifteen cents. The second issue, entitled "Bonehead Number," was published later during that year. They hoped to gain cross-campus popularity and support as the literary creation of writers representing each of Ohio University's fraternity and sorority. However, nine years passed before another issue of the Green Goat was published, due to apparent lack of interest and the very real and serious matter of World War I.
In 1922, the Green Goat emerged anew under a different staff. Although editors often joked about the lack of literary talent exhibited in the magazine, stating in 1924 that "No apologies are being made for the lack of excellence which it certainly possessed," the magazine quickly gained wide readership and sound financial support. During the early 1920s the Green Goat was full of advertisements bought by local Athens businesses, and by 1926, the magazine was featuring national advertisements. In fact, the cigarette ads featured on the back cover of every issue reportedly brought in enough money alone to finance the magazine's colorful and cleverly artistic covers. Further contributing to the success in distribution of the Green Goat during the later 1920s was the recruitment of Ohio University sorority girls as magazine sellers, with each sorority competing to sell the most Goats in exchange for a trophy.
Although the Green Goat of the 1920s and early 1930s was an official Ohio University student publication, it never gained official status at the level of the student newspaper (the Green and White), or the student yearbook (the Athena). The staff of the Green Goat was assigned to a tiny room on the ground floor of what is now known as Old Baker Center (now Schoonover Center) where they were reportedly equipped with "just four hand-me-down desks and two retired Underwood typewriters."
Nevertheless the magazine continued to flourish on campus until 1933, when, in the midst of the Great Depression, the Green Goat folded. Staff attributed its demise to printing costs and the difficulty of finding students who could take over the financial risks and put in the long hours necessary to turn out the magazine.
In 1954, the Green Goat re-emerged as an off-campus student publication, and the magazine's relatively censor-free environment quickly earned it a scandalous reputation around campus and community. Green Goat issues such as "Pla Boy," which was a parody of the newly popular men's magazine, and the introduction of the featured "Bobkitten," which celebrated a different campus co-ed in each issue, added to the magazine's notoriety. Publication of the Green Goat continued for several years thereafter until 1961.
During its reign as Ohio University's premier humor magazine, the Green Goat averaged seven issues a year, including such annual issues as the "Frosh Number," the "Football Number," the "Junior Prom Number," and the "Christmas Number," as well as colorful and popular historically timely issues such as the "Prohibition Number" and the "Russian Number." As students came and went, staff and quality of the Green Goat fluctuated over the years. Nevertheless, the magazine's content consistently and simultaneously both embraced student life and mocked it. As one writer concluded, "Many battles have been won by sarcasm, and if you are the one to be hit, remember that it was done for O.U.'s sake, not yours."
Here are a few sample images from our collection of the Green Goat:
Cover: Bonehead Issue (March 1913)
Cover: Is Sex Necessary? (October 1930)
Idiotorial: Dumb and Dumber issue (1926-1927)
How to Take Notes (1954-55)
Application for a Date with a Fraternity Man (1957-58)
Editorial (Frosh issue 1957-58)
Hail Seniors cartoon (1957-58)
Metamorphosis of a Freshman (1957-58)


When you work online at home, one of the biggest challenges can be keeping the kids busy. There will be the days when the usual tactics won't distract them, but you just have to get some work done. It might just be time to do something the kids won't expect.
Some work at home online jobs and businesses may not require you to actually be at home. Can you bring a laptop or briefcase and work at the playground, library or fast food restaurant? You'll still have to keep a sharp eye on the kids, but they'll have a chance to release that pent-up energy.
What about things you can do with your kids at home while working? Older children may be able to help you with parts of your work, knowing that this will free you up to play with them sooner.
Other times you may have to take advantage of any flexibility in office hours your work at home job or business will allow you. Go play! Dance with them, play a board game, paint… just find something fun to do with them for a while. Don't make a habit of this, or your generally cooperative kids may suddenly expect you to drop everything to play with them, but there are times when you make exceptions to your office hours.
Not all work at home parents can do this, of course. Some jobs do require set hours. In that case, have someone you can call on to help. This doesn't have to be another adult. Even having an older child from the neighborhood come over to play can be enough to let you get work done.
If you are regularly having problems with the kids needing your attention while you are trying to work, it may be time to reassess your office hours. Children's needs do change as they get older, so the schedule that worked perfectly for your toddler may not work now.
Remind yourself as often as necessary why you decided to work at home in the first place. It's easy to get your priorities mixed up when you have a schedule to keep, deadlines to meet, etc., but your children need you too. Keep them high in your priorities and let them know how much they mean to you.
It's easy to get tired of having your office right there all the time when you work at home. It can feel like there's no escape. Don't fall into this trap.


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GEORGIE-BOY: Help, I'm Not a Vegetable!
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This is the story of a sixteen-year-old boy who became paralyzed and, as a result, was assumed to be dying of polio; or, if he survived, to have before him an unpleasant future in which he would live mainly as a vegetable. As it turned out, to almost everyone?s surprise, the vegetable turned back into the boy who grew to manhood and went on to live a productive life. I was that young boy Georgie-boy. This is my story.
Told from the young boy's point of view, this amusing account of so serious a subject will be especially illuminating for those who have a loved one in a coma or semi-comatose condition and must wrestle with the question of whether to terminate medical life-support. Alternatively, it can serve as useful background for those who may someday be in the position of having such power over life and death. If the decision goes in favor of pulling the plug, it is not unlikely that the person making the decision will repeatedly look back and wonder: Did I do the right thing?? This story can help readers understand what the patient might be going through and provide background for thedifficult decision some of you may have to face.
The appendix covers Practical Steps You Can Take Immediately, If All Else Fails, and, Around Hospitals and Staff. These sections demystify the hospital experience and make is possible for you to accomplish what you believe needs to be done despite the system.
George has developed real estate, lead college courses in creative studies, opened one of the first computer stores, and helped fashion AOL. His writing career began with AOL BY GEORGE! The Inside Story of America Online. Awaiting the Kiss and Georgie-Boy followed. He is presently working on a romantic intrigue.


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Samar Yazbek's 'Planet of Clay,' tr. Leri Price, Longlisted for National Book Award
Author Samar Yazbek and translator Leri Price have been longlisted for the 2021 National Book Award in the "Translated Literature" category:
The pair are have made the prize's 10-book longlist for the luminous, synesthesiatic Planet of Clay (المشاءة). Yazbek's novel follows a wise-fool character who can't stop walking and remembering as she makes her way through the devastated and devastating landscape of the Syrian civil war.
Planet of Clay joins novels translated from the French, Spanish, German, Russian, and Chinese on the 2021 longlist. Price is one of three translators honored by the prize a second time; previously, she was shortlisted, in 2019, for her translation of Khaled Khalifa's Death is Hard Work.
The judges for the category this year are Stephen Snyder, Jessie Chaffee, Sergio de la Pava, Madhu H. Kaza, and Achy Obejas.
The shortlisted is set to be announced October 5.
The rest of the longlist:
Maryse Condé's Waiting for the Waters to Rise, translated, from the French, by Richard Philcox (World Editions)
Elisa Shua Dusapin's Winter in Sokcho, Translated, from the French, by Aneesa Abbas Higgins (Open Letter)
Ge Fei's Peach Blossom Paradise, translated, from the Chinese, by Canaan Morse
Nona Fernández's The Twilight Zone, translated, from the Spanish, by Natasha Wimmer (Graywolf Press)
Bo-Young Kim's On the Origin of Species and Other Stories, translated, from the Korean, by Joungmin Lee Comfort and Sora Kim-Russell (Kaya Press)
Benjamín Labatut's When We Cease to Understand the World, translated, from the Spanish, by Adrian Nathan West (New York Review Books)
Elvira Navarro's Rabbit Island: Stories, translated, from the Spanish, by Christina MacSweeney (Two Lines Press)
Judith Schalansky's An Inventory of Losses, translated, from the German, by Jackie Smith (New Directions)
Maria Stepanova's In Memory of Memory, translated, from the Russian, by Sasha Dugdale (New Directions)
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Mr. Schuetz is a senior vice president and credit analyst in the Munich office, responsible for European utilities and energy sectors. He is also a member of PIMCO's global sustainability initiative, helping to oversee integration of ESG (environmental, social and governance) factors among PIMCO's credit research team. Prior to joining PIMCO in 2007, he worked with the European credit team for more than two years as an intern and working student. He has 14 years of investment experience and holds a master's degree in business administration from the Catholic University of Eichstaett - WFI School of Business.


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HON=C(Me)O anion
Formula: C2H4NO2-
Data compiled by: John E. Bartmess
Electron affinity of neutral species
EAneutral (eV)
2.40 ± 0.16 D-EA Decouzon, Exner, et al., 1990 Acid: Acetohydroxamic acid
Protonation reactions
C2H4NO2- + =
By formula: C2H4NO2- + H+ = C2H5NO2
rH° 346.2 ± 2.3 kcal/mol G+TS Decouzon, Exner, et al., 1990 gas phase; Acid: Acetohydroxamic acid
rG° 339.1 ± 2.0 kcal/mol IMRE Decouzon, Exner, et al., 1990 gas phase; Acid: Acetohydroxamic acid
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Decouzon, Exner, et al., 1990
Decouzon, M.; Exner, O.; Gal, J.-F.; Maria, P.-C., The Gas-Phase Acidity and the Acidic Site of Acetohydroxamic Acid: an FT-ICR Study, J. Org. Chem., 1990, 55, 13, 3980, https://doi.org/10.1021/jo00300a007 . [all data]
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EAneutral Electron affinity of neutral species
rG° Free energy of reaction at standard conditions
rH° Enthalpy of reaction at standard conditions


Ref. 941 - This superb period town house, located in the heart of Fontvieille, was fully refurbished in 2007. Offering overall living space of more than 220m², there is a beautiful hallway leading to a comfortable sitting room with fireplace, a large dining room, and a fully-equipped kitchen which opens onto a terrace. Upstairs, there are 6 bedrooms, each with its own bathroom or shower room and toilet. The intimate courtyard has room for the addition of a plunge pool. Garage.


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Q: URL routing and directory redirects Consider the following lines of code used with a PHP framework (Slim Framework v2.0.0):
$app->get( '/bootstrap/(:page/?)', function ( $page = NULL ) use ( $app ) {
    if ( $page == NULL ) {
        $page = 'index';
    }
    $app->render( 'bootstrap-tests/' . $page . '.tpl' );
});

Running it on XAMPP works like expected:
/bootstrap redirects to /bootstrap/
/bootstrap/ works fine
/bootstrap/css-tests works fine
Now, running the exact same code on the production server, /bootstrap ceases to work (no more redirect to /bootstrap/) and 404s instead.
The production server is a Linux server. I've looked into .htaccess directives there (in order to compare them to XAMPP's) but do not see anything special about redirects.
I'm not certain whether this is a framework thing or an Apache thing. Any feedback from someone a little more experienced than I am with frameworks and URL routing is welcome.
Thanks.

A: Your development environment should match production. Otherwise, you might as well develop in production. You're only introducing a can of worms by not making them the same. Look into Virtualbox. Using Vagrant for Virtual Box, you could spin up a VM within minutes with little effort.

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Mumbai: MDACS sets up free HIV testing camps at railway stations across city; see pics
Sherine Raj
Mumbai: MDACS sets up free HIV testing camps at railway stations across city; see pics |
MUMBAI: On a mission to eradicate the stigma associated with HIV tests, the Mumbai District AIDS Control Society (MDACS) has set up free screening camps on busy railway stations across the city, from December 1-10. Railway stations are among public places that witness maximum footfall, the society claims.
Commuters can now get themselves tested for Human Immuno Deficiency Virus (HIV) at the main railway stations of the city, and these tests will help people ascertain whether they are HIV-positive so that they can begin treatment on time.
The HIV AIDS awareness campaign with free blood testing began from December 1 and will continue upto December 10 between 2 pm to 8 pm. For this MDACS has mobilized around 13 Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs). The stations where these testing facilities are available are Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT), Kurla, Dadar, Andheri, Borivali, Bandra, among others.
In 2018, MDACS had conducted a similar programme from December 3-5. Around 12,000 people were tested for HIV, of whom 88 were found HIV positive and they were referred to government-run ART centres for further treatment.
However, experts have admitted that the stigma attached to HIV and AIDS is still high, preventing people from getting themselves tested, which leads to a delay in treatment.
Dr Shrikala Acharya, Additional Project Director, MDACS, said, "We have mobilized various NGOs across the city to spread the awareness regarding HIV AIDS."
Mangesh Manjrekar, the project director of Hamsaya Welfare Sanstha, one of the NGOs mobilised at Bandra station, said, "It is important to get tested, if people get tested on time, they will get diagnosed in time which will speed up their treatment. Through such tests, they will become aware of the disease and can also get their spouse tested and get medical help at the earliest. The HIV test results are given to the volunteers in 10-15 mins after giving the blood for testing."
A member of Hamsaya Welfare Sanstha, Abdul Saqeeb, said, "Through this camp, we are spreading awareness and we are getting people tested which is very important, people are not aware of these things and have no knowledge about it. If they do this test then they become aware of themselves and if they test positive they can get medical help sooner."
"If they test positive, our organization helps them to get free treatment at nearby hospitals and also makes them understand how they can stop the spread of this disease," he added.
Rahul Patak, one of the commuters who came ahead to get himself tested said, "Such awareness camps are important and are needed for the citizens to educate themselves regarding this disease."
Check out the pics below:
Mumbai District AIDS Control Society (MDACS)
Human Immuno Deficiency Virus (HIV)


Sidney Preston Dones was born in Marshall, Texas in 1888. After graduating from Wiley College in 1905 he moved to Los Angeles. In 1906, Dones moved to El Paso, Texas where he unsuccessfully tried to establish an African-American colony in Mexico. Returning to California, he began to prosper by buying and selling real estate. He was also a money lender, an insurance agent, a music dealer, and ultimately, a filmmaker and actor. His primary clientele was African American, but he was also able to win the confidence and respect of whites.
In 1924 Dones along with other prominent African Americans, including Norman O. Houston, Joe and Charlotta Bass, Hattie S. Baldwin, bought 1,000 acres in Santa Clarita Valley, forty miles north of Los Angeles, to build a vacation resort for African Americans. These investors, who called their proposed community Eureka Villa, envisioned a resort area of cabins located on half-acre lots, free from the prejudices and restrictions of the city. The resort featured a community house, tennis courts, baseball fields, hiking trails and a nine-hole golf course. It was an immediate success with buyers from nearby states, and as far away as Chicago and Cleveland. While Eureka Villa was never exclusively African American, they were the predominant owners of the restaurants, inns and stores in the area.
As an actor and director, Dones is known for the films Injustice (1919), Reformation (1920), and The Ten Thousand Dollar Trail (1921). He was married to Lavinia H. Relerford and later to Bessie Williams. Sidney P. Dones died on August 2, 1947 in Los Angeles, California.
Source(s): Bound for Freedom: Black Los Angeles in Jim Crow America; Blackpast.org; IMDB. Photo Source: Pragmatic Obots Unite.
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Blending fresh new science fiction with a futuristic dash of magic, The Grimm Future is a unique anthology of reimagined Grimm fairy tales from some of today's most exciting authors—along with the original stories that inspired them. The Grimm Future examines our humanity and what that term might come to mean through the eyes of future generations as society advances into an age when technology consumes nearly every aspect of our lives or has ultimately changed life as we know it. How might these timeless stories evolve? Given the relentless onrush of technology, there is even greater need for fairy tales and Grimm magic in our future. Read on!
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Q: Why is it showing no output? In my recently viewed, I wanted to list the id of the events which I posted. But if it is more than five, then I just want the last 5 id's which I posted. It is not showing any error, but not giving any result. Is there anything wrong with the code?
server.js
var express= require('express');
var bodyParser= require('body-parser');
var morgan = require('morgan');
var config=require('./config');
var app= express();
var mongoose=require('mongoose');
var lodash= require('lodash');
var underscore= require('underscore');
//var User=require('./database/user')
mongoose.connect('mongodb://localhost:27017/db',function(err){
    if(err){
        console.log(err);
    }
    else{
        console.log("connected!");
    }
});
//res.json({message:"     " })
app.use(bodyParser.urlencoded({extended: true })); //if false then parse only strings
app.use(bodyParser.json());
app.use(morgan('dev'));//log all the requests to the console
var api=require('./app/routes/api')(app,express);
app.use('/api',api);
app.get('*',function(req,res){
   res.sendFile(__dirname + '/public/views/index.html');
});   // * means any route

app.listen(config.port,function(err){
    if(err){
        console.log(err);
    }
    else{
        console.log("The server is running");
    }
});

api.js
var User= require('../models/user');
var Event=require('../models/event');
var config=require('../../config');

var secret=config.secretKey;
module.exports=function(app,express) {
    var api = express.Router();
    // app.use()

    api.post('/signup', function (req, res) {
        var user = new User({
            name: req.body.name,
            username: req.body.username,
            password: req.body.password

        });

        user.save(function (err) {
            if (err) {
                res.send(err);
                return;
            }
            res.json({
                message: 'User created!'
            });
        });

    });
    api.get('/users', function (req, res) {
        User.find({}, function (err, users) {
            if (err) {
                res.send(err);
                return;
            }
           res.json(users);
        });
    });
    api.post('/eventfeed', function (req, res) {
        var event = new Event({
            name: req.body.name,
            location: req.body.location,
            description: req.body.description,
            price: req.body.price,
            rating: req.body.rating
        });

        event.save(function (err) {
            if (err) {
                res.send(err);
                return;
            }
            res.json({
                message: 'Event created!'
            });
        });
    });
    api.get('/event', function (req, res) {
        Event.find({}, function (err, event) {
            if (err) {
                res.send(err);
                return;
            }
            res.json(event);
        });
    });
api.post('/recentlyviewed',function(req,res){
        User.findByIdAndUpdate({_id: req.body.userid},
            { $push:{"recent": {eventid: req.body.eventid},$each:[],$slice:-5}},
            { upsert :true},
            function(err,user){
                if(err) return err;
                else
                res.json(user);
            });
    });
    return api;
}

This is my User Scehma
event.js
var  UserSchema = new Schema({
    name: String,
    username: {type: String,required:true,index:{unique:true}},
    password: {type:String,required:true,select:false },
    favouriteid : [{eventid:String}],
    recent:[{eventid:String}]

A: findByIdAndUpdate takes just an id as the first argument rather than an object. Checking the docs you're also using the $push and $each combination incorrectly, you're supplying the $each and $slice separately when they should be part of the "recent" object and the object you're pushing should be inside the $each array. It should be
User.findByIdAndUpdate(req.body.id, {
        $push: {
            "recent": {
                $each: [ {eventid: req.body.eventid} ],
                $slice: -5
            }
        }
    },
    { upsert :true},//etc


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3 takeaways from the Blackhawks' 4-3 win, including Corey Crawford's big saves and big mistakes in his big return
Feb 28, 2019 | 8:00 AM
| Anaheim, Calif.
The Blackhawks are a hopeful group. Even if they had lost to the Ducks instead of somewhat miraculously storming back for a 4-3 victory on Wednesday they would have still felt they were in the race for a playoff spot.
But for all intents and purposes, a loss to the 7th-place Ducks (yes, the Hawks are also a 7th-place team) would have been too much to overcome.
Instead, Alex DeBrincat scored his 36th goal with four minutes, 54 seconds left and Patrick Kane scored his 40th with 16.1 seconds remaining to keep the Hawks within five points of the last spot in the Western Conference wild-card race.
Add Corey Crawford winning his first start since Dec. 16 and looking pretty good doing it and the Hawks still have hope. At least through the weekend.
Here are three takeaways from Wednesday night's game.
1. Crawford was both ready and rusty.
Crawford is so calm and relaxed at all times you never know what he's going to say. When asked after Wednesday's win if this was more than just another game, it seemed like he was going to shrug it off.
But he didn't. Coming back from a concussion and playing his first game in more than two months was a big deal to him, even if it didn't look like it.
"Yeah, I would say so after missing that much time," he said. "Just tried to feel good from the start. I felt pretty good. I thought we played really well and it was a tough game. Our power play was good again and I made a couple tough mistakes on their goals, but I thought we showed a lot of resilience there, too, to be able to get the two quick ones near the end."
It took nearly eight minutes for Crawford to face his first shot on goal, perhaps a problem for some goalies who like to see a little action to build momentum — but not for Crawford. He felt good throughout the game, he said, even if he made a couple of pretty big mistakes that could have cost the Hawks the game.
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The first mistake Crawford alluded to came when he attempted to poke-check a puck that was approaching him. But the Ducks' Carter Rowney was able to barely deflect the puck and it slipped just past Crawford to put the Ducks up 2-1.
"It was kind of a weird one," Crawford said. "I thought he was just gonna receive it and I think it just went right through. I was getting ready to poke-check. Obviously that one was a bad mistake."
It wasn't as bad as the second mistake, which came in the third period and for a while seemed like it might be the deciding play of the game. Crawford went behind his net to play the puck but lost it to Derek Grant, who threw a pass between his legs to Troy Terry to snap into a wide open net.
"It's nice to come away with a win after making two big mistakes like that," Crawford said. "Our guys were able to come back and score those goals. Definitely take this first one and build off all the good things, too."
Despite getting two concussions in less than a year, Crawford wasn't nervous about about getting hit again. Things felt right, and he's ready for his next start either on Saturday against the Kings or Sunday against the Sharks.
"I felt good, he said. "I made some big saves and also I made some big mistakes. I think after missing a lot of time, it's those little things that will come back the more I play. I definitely have to sharpen some things up, but it was good to get a win."
2. DeBrincat is going to sail past 40 goals, and 50 is within reach.
With 18 games left in the season it's a virtual certainty DeBrincat will hit 40 goals in just his second season. The big question will be whether or not he can reach 50.
The Hawks' second-round pick of the 2016 draft was already viewed as a steal after scoring 28 goals as a rookie. Now it's looking like every NHL team that thought he was too small made a colossal blunder.
DeBrincat scored his 35th and 36th goals of the season Wednesday, including the tying goal with four minutes, 54 seconds remaining to tie the game.
"You just can't teach what he has," Hawks coach Jeremy Colliton said. "He just has this incredible release and he gets it on net all the time. He had three or four other chances where he's getting jammed and he's a long ways away and he just finds a way to put it in a spot where it's difficult for the goalie. It's great to have a guy like that on the ice."
To be sure, 50 will be difficult. DeBrincat would need to score 14 goals in his last 18 games. That's very hard to do. On the other hand, he just did it. Over his last 18 games, DeBrincat has 15 goals.
"I don't really think of a number at the beginning of the year," DeBrincat said. "Obviously, I want to improve on my numbers and be a consistent player, and it just happens to be working for me right now and I'm getting a lot of chances. If I can keep it like that, hopefully I can score a few more."
Yeah, 14 more.
3. If Drake Caggiula is out for awhile it could have a big impact.
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It's too soon to know if the concussion Caggiula suffered during the second period when he was boarded by the Ducks' Rickard Rakell will be a long-term problem. Caggiula was down on the ice for a couple minutes but was eventually able to leave the ice under his own power.
The Hawks have been careful this season with players who have suffered head injuries. Marcus Kruger and Artem Anisimov each missed over a week earlier this season after being removed from games with concussions. They began practicing shortly afterwards but still missed time.
The hit on Caggiula appeared to be worse than the ones Kruger and Anisimov received.
"Sometimes it looks terrible and you're back right away," Colliton said. "And sometimes it looks innocent and it takes forever. So we'll see."
Losing Caggiula would trigger a lines shift that would likely get Brendan Perlini back in the lineup. Colliton could choose to move Brandon Saad from the third line to play with Kane and Jonathan Toews as he has often throughout his career.
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Whatever Colliton chooses to do, the timing is terrible with the Hawks still fighting for a playoff spot.
Here's a recap of the Hawks' 4-3 win at the Honda Center in Anaheim:
Patrick Kane went without a point for one game. That was enough for him, but he cut it close.
Kane, whose 20-game streak with at least one point ended Sunday, scored his 40th goal of the season with 16.1 seconds remaining, and Corey Crawford made 29 saves in his first game back from a concussion in a 4-3 win over the Ducks on Wednesday night at the Honda Center.
Crawford looked strong in his first game since he suffered a concussion on Dec. 16 and missed the next 28 games. However, he did commit a big turnover that led to a third-period goal for the Ducks.
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Alex DeBrincat scored a pair of goals, including his 36th of the season to tie the game at 3 with 4:54 remaining.
The Ducks' Rickard Rakell was ejected early in the second period for boarding Drake Caggiula, who lay face down on the ice for about a minute before leaving under his own power. The Hawks later announced Caggiula would not return to the game due to a concussion.
Caggiula has been a terrific addition to the top line over the last month, helping Patrick Kane and Jonathan Toews score points in bunches to propel the Hawks back into the playoff race. The Hawks are now five points out of the final wild-card spot.
Troy Terry put the Ducks ahead 3-2 in the third when Crawford attempted to play the puck behind his own net but lost it to Derek Grant, who centered it in the slot for Terry to snap it into a wide-open net.
DeBrincat scored his 35th goal just 13 seconds into the five-minute major penalty, but the Hawks failed to score again on the extended power play. The Ducks' Devin Shore scored a short-handed goal — the sixth the Hawks have allowed this season — to tie it back up.
The Hawks retook the lead on their own shorthanded goal when Artem Anisimov surprised Ducks goalie Ryan Miller with a wrist shot over his right shoulder for his 11th goal. However, the Ducks tied it back less than two minutes later, when Carter Rowney redirected a Ryan Kesler shot that slipped just past Crawford's stick.
The first period ended without either team scoring, the first time that's happened in a Hawks game since Nov. 16.
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To Autumn é um poema escrito pelo poeta inglês romântico John Keats (1795 – 1821) em 19 de Setembro de 1819 e publicado em 1820.

O poema tem três estrofes, cada uma com onze linhas, que descrevem os gostos, visões e os sons do Outono.

Bibliografia
 Abrams, M. H. "Keats's Poems: The Material Dimensions" in The Persistence of Poetry. Ed. Robert Ryan and Ronald Sharp. Amherst: University of Mass. Press, 1998. ISBN 1-55849-175-9
 Arnold, Matthew. Essays in Criticism. London: Macmillan, 1865. OCLC 3012869.
 Bate, Walter Jackson. John Keats. Cambridge, Mass.: Belknap Press of Harvard University Press, 1963. OCLC 291522
 Bate, Walter Jackson. The Stylistic Development of Keats. New York: Humanities Press, 1962. OCLC 276912.
 Baynes, Thomas (Ed.). Encyclopedia Britannica Vol XIV. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1888. OCLC 1387837
 Bennett, Andrew. Keats, Narrative and Audience. Cambridge, New York, and Melbourne: Cambridge University Press, 1994. ISBN 0-521-44565-5.
 Bewell, Alan. "'To Autumn' and the Curing of Space" in Keats's Poetry and Prose ed Jeffrey Cox, 634–642. New York: W. W. Norton & Company, 2008. ISBN 978-0-393-92491-6
 Bloom, Harold. The Visionary Company. Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 1993. ISBN 0-8014-0622-6
 Bloom, Harold. "The Ode To Autumn" in Keats's Odes ed. Jack Stillinger, 44-47. Englewood, NJ: Prentice-Hall, 1968. OCLC 176883021
 Chandler, James. England in 1819. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1998. ISBN 0-226-10108-8
 Colvin, Sidney. John Keats. London: Macmillan, 1920. OCLC 257603790
 Corrigan, Timothy. "Keats, Hazlitt and Public Character" in Challenge of Keats. Ed. Allan Christensen, Lilla Jones, Giuseppe Galigani, and Anthony Johnson. Atlanta: Rodopi, 2000. ISBN 90-420-0509-2
 Dennis, John. Heroes of Literature, English Poets. New York: E. & J. B. Young, 1883. OCLC 4798560
 Evert, Walter. Aesthetics and Myth in the Poetry of Keats. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1965. OCLC 291999
 Fry, Paul. A Defense of Poetry. Stanford: Stanford University Press, 1995. ISBN 0-8047-2452-0
 Gittings, Robert. John Keats. London: Heinemann, 1968. OCLC 295596
 Gwynn, Stephen. The Masters of English Literature. London: Macmillan, 1904. OCLC 3175019
 Keats, John. The Life and Letters of John Keats ed. Richard Houghton (reprint). Read Books, 2008.
 Matthews, G. M. (ed.). John Keats: The Critical Heritage. London: Routledge, 1971. ISBN 0-7100-7147-7
 McGann. "Keats and the Historical Method in Literary Criticism" MLN 94 (1979): 988–1032.
 Motion, Andrew. Keats. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1999. ISBN 0-226-54240-8
 Plumly, Stanley. Posthumous Keats. New York: W. W. Norton, 2008. ISBN 978-0-393-06573-2
 Ridley, Maurice. Keats' Craftsmanship. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1933. OCLC 1842818
 Sherwood, Margaret. Undercurrents of Influence in English Romantic Poetry. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 1934. OCLC 2032945
 Sperry, Stuart. Keats the Poet. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1973. ISBN 	069106220X
 Strachan, John. A Routledge Literary Sourcebook on the Poems of John Keats. London: Routledge, 2003. ISBN 0-415-23477-8
 Vendler, Helen. The Music of What Happens. Cambridge, Mass: Harvard University Press, 1988. ISBN 0-674-59152-6
 Wagner, Jennifer. A Moment's Monument. Madison: Fairleigh Dickinson University Press, 1996. ISBN 0-8386-3630-6
 Walsh, William. Introduction to Keats. London: Methuen, 1981. ISBN 0-416-30490-7

Ligações externas

 Keats, John. The Life and Letters of John Keats ed. Richard Houghton (re-impressão). Read Books, 2008.
 Keats, John.  Audio: Listen to Robert Pinsky read "To Autumn" (via poemsoutloud.net)

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I believe that the most important thing we can do as human beings is to help each other out.
Just 50 years in the future. The speed of change is so increasingly rapid that I'd love to see what the world and humanity look like in the next generations. I am an optimist and I think that in spite of all the problems we face today, our younger generations that are already alive today are in good shape both academically and morally – so I can't wait to see what they do.
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Livestream of the Blue Whale at the American Museum of Natural History as it Gets its Annual Scrub Down
Susan Xu
It's that time of year again: the enormous blue whale at the American Museum of Natural History is getting its annual wash down — and we were there to live-stream the event, which took place earlier today inside the Irma and Paul Milstein Family Hall of Ocean Life. Wielding long-handled brushes and vacuums, Exhibition Department staff meticulously cleared dust and dirt off the iconic life-sized model, which was constructed based off of photographs of a dead female blue whale that was found off the coast of South America's most southern point in 1925.
Installed in 1969 and made of fiberglass and polyurethane, the 94-foot blue whale is considered to be one of the Museum's "most beloved icons." It's currently the largest model of the largest creature that has ever lived on Earth, weighing in at a total of 21,000 pounds.
"It's a fiberglass skin on a metal steel armature," said Dean Markosian, director of project management Museum's Department of Exhibition. "It's all suspended from one point in the ceiling, so it has this quality of floating in space. It does collect dust over time, so we have to clean it about once a year."
Photo courtesy of ©AMNH/C. Chesek
The entire cleaning process currently take about two to three days, but that wasn't the case just a few years ago; Museum staff members now utilize a lift for the procedure, whereas scaffolding had to be erected around the whole model in a previous scrub-down process that generally took about a week.
In 2003, the Milstein Hall of Ocean Life was reopened following a $25 million renovation, which included a rehabilitation of the whale to make it "more anatomically accurate than before," says the museum. In the last fifty years, many more resources have become available for the study of the blue whale. As a result, the blue whale model at the American Museum of Natural History had a bit of a makeover: the eyes were made less bulging, the blowholes more true to nature, and made the tail more tapered. It also got a new paint job – which required 25 gallons of paint.
Next, check out the Top 12 Secrets of the American Museum of Natural History, and see our previous coverage of AMNH's whale scrub down.
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On 25 July 2015, the Sikh community again supported us with their Family Fun Day at Priory Country Park. The 5k/10k Walk raised money for Nepal Earthquake victims and our own Challenge Cancer Appeal. The result was a very generous donation of £3004 being given to our Vice Chairman, Gordon Beeden. We have been richly supported by the Sikh community in Bedford and send our sincere thanks to them.
The Fun Day was organised by Akaal Seva, an organisation formed by the young people from the Sikh community. It has been involved in many projects working with younger people, promoting health and wellbeing, living Sikhi camps, musical & singing classes, sports including football and gatka.


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Multiple habitats were investigated in a known fish nursery area to further understand habitat partitioning among juveniles in the lower reaches of the warm temperate, permanently open Swartkops Estuary, South Africa. Fishes were collected using a 30-m seine net with a mesh size of 10 mm in sand, mud, creek and vegetated habitat types. Each habitat type was sampled in two locations twice per season from February 2013 to January 2014. Shallow-water creeks and vegetated habitats with coverage of Zostera capensis and Spartina maritima were found to be important use areas for numerous solely estuarine and marine estuarine-dependent species. This was evidenced by the high species diversity, abundance and size range per species occurring in these habitats. Seasonal trends were similar to those in previous studies worldwide, where higher abundances of juveniles of marine estuarine-dependent species coincided with summer recruitment into estuarine nurseries. However, recruitment appears to begin as early as late winter in some species, a phenomenon probably linked to a warming climate. Both resident species and those utilizing the area as a nursery area show a large degree of plasticity in habitat use in the lower reaches of the estuary, which became apparent when multiple habitats were compared. The drivers of these patterns involve a complex interaction of species, habitat type, behaviour, feeding, predator avoidance and physico-chemical factors occurring in the estuary.
Clarke K., Gorley R. 2001. PRIMER v6. PRIMER-E Ltd. Plymouth, UK.
Colloty B.M., Adams J.B., Bate G.C. 2000. The use of a botanical importance rating to assess changes in the flora of the Swartkops estuary over time. Water SA. 26: 171-180.
Smith M.M., Heemstra P.C. 1995. Smiths' Sea Fishes. Macmillan, Johannesburg. 1047 pp.
Whitfield A.K. 1998. Biology and ecology of fishes in southern African estuaries. Ichthyological Monographs of the J.L.B Smith Institute of Ichthyology, No 2. 223 pp.
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Q: Unable to access working web app on docker windows container via localhost I am using Windows 10 ver. 1709 and docker 17.09.1-ce-win42 (using windows containers). I successfully created an image of my ASP.NET app with microsoft/aspnet as base image.
In order to create the container, I use the command:
docker run -d -p 8001:80 --name mycontainer myimage:v1.
The container is created properly, and if I want to access the website, I use the container's IP address known thanks to
docker inspect --format '{{ .NetworkSettings.Networks.nat.IPAddress }}' mycontainer
Despite that, I want to access my app through localhost:8001 - it does not work.
Can someone tell me if and what I did something wrong? I have read that mapping in windows containers is problematic.
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A: This is known bug in Winnat implementation of Windows. No solution to this but either access by internal IP address or access it externally.
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Bluebird House is a specialist, secure mental health inpatient unit in Southampton which provides assessment, treatment and care for young people.
The unit helps both males and females who have complex mental health problems and are aged 12-18 years. Young people must be under 18 years of age when they're referred, but they may stay beyond the age of 18 if their treatment requires it. Young people will be discharged from the service before their 19th birthday.
For more information about the unit and how to access the service, as well as the treatment and education it offers, please see the NHS website.


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Key Personnel: Jeff Olson, founder and chief executive officer; Deborah K. Heisz, co-chief executive officer; Amber Olson Rourke, co-founder and chief sales and marketing officer; Renee Olson, co-founder and chief leadership officer; Bo Short, president; Christi Clinger, chief operating officer; Brad Wayment, president of global markets; Rick Arnold, general manager, Australia, New Zealand and Singapore; Eris Ching, general manager, Hong Kong; Adriana Sarmiento, general manager, Columbia and Mexico.
Major Products: Anti-aging skin care products sold under the Nerium AD, Age IQ and Prolistic brand names.
New Products: Neora Wellness Chews, Firm Body Contour Cream, Invisi-Bloc Sunscreen Gel, Complexion Clearing Salicylic Acid Acne Treatment Pads; Age IQ Invisible sunscreen.
Comments: In February, Neora, formerly Nerium, launched a complete reimagining of its brand. The new name represents the company's evolution into a new era and encompasses its growth as it continues to expand globally. Not only do the products have an updated modern and sophisticated look, Neora is now repackaging its products using recyclable options when possible and reducing the amount of packaging to help reduce its carbon footprint, according to the company.
The products have also been enhanced as part of this transformation; Neora's EHY Brain Formula tablets and Youth Factor Complete Vitality Complex tablets are now transitioning to vegan capsules.
Another change at Neora is a new compensation plan, which is designed to reward Brand Partners' efforts and encourage them to build their businesses and grow their customer bases.
Three months after the rebrand, Neora reported a major surge in both new customers and products sales. Neora's monthly sales for April 2019 were up 20% globally and 30% in the US, as compared to year-end December sales. Neora has attracted more than 2 million customers during the past eight years and boasts a ratio of 12 new customers to every new independent Brand Partner enrolled for 2019 in the US, according to company executives.
Jeff Olson, Neora founder and CEO said, "We believe the landscape of direct sales is changing, and we have positioned ourselves to always be at the forefront of that change. This starts with a compensation plan that encourages and supports customer acquisition and retention."
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The World in U.S. Courts: Summer 2017 Armada (Singapore) Pte Limited v. Amcol International Corp.
District Court Certifies for Immediate Appeal its Holding That Economic Injury Suffered by the Plaintiff at its Headquarters Outside the US was not a "US Domestic Injury" and Therefore Could not Support a Private RICO Claim
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Armada (Singapore) Pte Limited v. Amcol International Corp., US District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, May 9, 2017
In this opinion, the District Court in Chicago authorizes immediate appellate review of a prior decision dismissing Armada's RICO claims as having failed to allege the requirement of a "US domestic injury," as first announced by the US Supreme Court in the RJR Nabisco v. European Community case in 2016. (The Court's prior decision was addressed in the Spring 2017 issue of The World in US Courts.) In the course of its ruling, however, the Court clarified its analysis of the extraterritoriality inquiry required by RJR Nabisco.
Armada's RICO claim was based, among other things, on the defendants' alleged interference with Armada's ability to collect a debt owed by one of the defendant's subsidiaries. The Court originally held that an economic injury is suffered at the plaintiff's location, and since Armada is a non-US corporation, it could not allege a US domestic injury. The Court acknowledged that district courts had not consistently analyzed where an injury occurs for purposes of RICO since RJR Nabisco was decided, and noted a line of cases that focused on where conduct giving rise to the RICO violation occurred. Admitting that Armada's interpretation of the "domestic injury" requirement was "not implausible," the Court agreed that interlocutory review of the question by the Court of Appeals was appropriate.
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On This Day in History: Dec. 14: Valeo files Chapter 11
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Dec. 14, 2001 - What was at the time Rochester's ninth-largest employer, Valeo Electrical Systems Inc., filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
The auto-parts maker, a subsidiary of subsidiary of French company Valeo S.A., employed 2,641 people at its Lyell Avenue plant and had suffered from financial troubles for some time. It was projected to lose $70 million in 2001 alone.
At the time of the filing, plant General Manager Walter F. Kneuer told the Democrat and Chronicle that Valeo could not guarantee jobs after the reorganization. In the bankruptcy petition, filed in Manhattan, the company suggested that 500 administrative employees "may consider seeking employment elsewhere."
Kneuer said the company needed some "breathing room" so it could emerge from the debt reorganization with "a bright future" here.
Valeo came out of bankruptcy 10 months later.
After some fits and starts, and continuing hopes for that "bright future," the parts plant shut down completely by 2008.
The former plant is now the Canal Side Business Center.


The oddsmaker opened this contest with the Cavs favored by 4.5 points over the Boilermakers. Each team had a battle on their hands in the Sweet 16 with Purdue needing overtime and Virginia prevailing over Oregon after the Ducks rallied to tie the game with inside of 4.5 minutes left. The NCAA odds board has the Cavs as the 4 to 4.5 point favorites with a total line of 125.5. Read on to get our prognosticator's play on this game.
Two fantastic defensive clubs take to the floor at the Honda Center in Anaheim on Saturday night when Gonzaga and Texas Tech tip off at 6:10 PM ET. The team with the better offense will be the key to this game and on paper the Bulldogs certainly do stand out in that category. See Dan's take and get his against the spread prediction.
Both teams have been solid against the spread recently, with the Tigers going 6-4 and the Tar Heels going 7-3. An interesting trend shows that the Tar Heels play great basketball after coming off a win by 20 points or more. They are 9-1 straight up and 7-2-1 against the spread. As for Auburn they are 5-2 straight up and 4-3 ATS when they win their previous game by 10 to 19 points. Obviously every team still in the tourney is coming off some kind of high, as losers go home. But which team truly has momentum? Matt Lowry breaks down the matchup and the sportsbook's spread of 5.5.
PJ Washington remains sidelined and is listed as questionable for this Sweet 16 game. Without Washington, Kentucky had just two double-digit scorers in the game against Wofford, which is a huge concern especially against a defensive-minded team like Houston. Sportsbooks seem to agree making the Cats only 3 point favorites. Matt Lowry gives his college basketball prediction.
Remember what Bill Simmons has fondly said: always beware of the "nobody believes in us" team. LSU has taken that status and run with it so far, winning two games by a combined six points against Yale and Maryland to overcome losing its coach and reach the Sweet 16. It's the 30-year anniversary of the last time an interim coach won the national title (Michigan's Steve Fisher), and the Tigers appear to have rallied around coach Tony Benford and their chance to silence their critics. Does that create an opportunity here betting LSU against the spread at +6? DJ gives his basketball pick!


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An inquest docket has been opened for investigation.
Missing toddlers body found in drain
By Herald Reporter - 21 November 2020 - 12:24
One-year-old Viron Pantry went missing from the New Rest Area yesterday, Kareedouw police discovered his body in a drain on Saturday morning.
The search for a one-year-old boy, who went missing in the New Rest area of Kareedouw on Friday, ended tragically after his body was found in a drain on Saturday morning.
Police spokesperson Captain Mali Govender said Viron Pantry,1, was reported missing by his mother shortly after 5pm on Friday.
"A search was conducted by the community and the local SAPS. The team searched until sunset with no positive results. At first light this morning the SAPS and local community members continued with the search."
However the search was called off on Saturday after his body was found in a drain not far from where he went missing, she said.
Govender said Viron and his mother, who are from Mountainview a residential area a few kilometres away, went to visit friends on Friday.
"Viron was playing with five other aged between two and three years.
"At about 5pm, the mother and her friends went to check on the children and noticed that Viron was not among them. The other children were unable to assist on the whereabouts of the child," Govender said.
'We didn't refuse to rescue boy from sewer' - police
North West police have dismissed reports that they refused to retrieve the body of a 4-year-old boy who fell into a sewer drain in Mahikeng.
A day of anger in Parow as communities protest 8-year-old Tazne's killing
The fury caused by the murder of 8-year-old Tazne van Wyk burst from the Goodwood magistrate's court onto the streets of Parow and Goodwood on Friday.
More must be done to make Eldorado Park a safer place for children' mourners told at Shaynice Talla's funeral
The City of Johannesburg used murder victim Shaynice Talla's funeral as an opportunity to appeal to community of Eldorado Park to take a firm stand ...
Three arrested after body of missing 9-year-old found wrapped in plastic
Nanny implicated in Daveyton toddler's murder expected to take the stand
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