Teresa Giudice is in denial and her four daughters are suffering after a judge ruled husband Joe will be deported to Italy once he's done serving time in prison. We've got the details on the family's heartbreak.
Teresa Giudice recently admitted that she's trying to not even think about husband Joe's deportation order back to Italy once he's released from prison. She just doesn't want her mind to go there, but their four daughters 17-year-old Gia, 14-year-old Gabriella, 13-year-old Milania and 9-year-old Audriana are very much aware that they could lose their dad to a country an ocean away from New Jersey. "Teresa's daughters are suffering so much over the news their dad Joe could be deported. The one taking it the hardest is Milania as she and Joe have a really special bond. Gia, the eldest is being really realistic and mature about the entire thing and is really comforting her younger sisters," a source close to the family tells HollywoodLife.com EXCLUSIVELY.
"Milania is the most emotional as well and the youngest and really is struggling with her dad being gone. Teresa is doing her best to shield Audriana from all of this because she is so young so she's not fully aware what's going on. Teresa remains in denial still, and Gia actually is the one reminding her that this really could become their reality," our insider continues. On Oct. 10, an immigration judge upheld Joe's deportation order to his native Italy when he's done serving a 41 month prison sentence on bank and wire fraud charges. He can't even come back to the states ever again to visit his family.
"Teresa has tried to keep the girls' lives as normal as possible throughout all of this. She's doing the same for her own life, too, and leaning heavily on friends and family for support. Teresa is not one to usually ask for help, but she's not afraid to do so right now and she has a lot of it," our source tells us.
"She's under so much stress with four daughters and their schedules and it's very important for Teresa to have her own life and time, too. She was terrified. She's telling her girls that their father won't be deported and not to worry, so they want to believe her, but deep down, Teresa has to know that just may not be the case," our insider adds.
During a Nov. 8 appearance on Watch What Happens Live, Teresa said she was "stunned" and "shocked" that about the judge upholding Joe's deportation order and that the couple's four daughters were "very upset" by the news. As for him being shipped off to Italy, "I don't even want to think about it. We haven't discussed it yet," she revealed, and did say that no matter what happens she won't divorce Joe.


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Big tobacco never sleeps – frontline report from Austria, Slovenia and Hungary
Tobacco, a weapon of mass destruction. The most significant, avoidable health harmful product – which will kill you if you use it as it is intended, is still responsible for 7 million deaths worldwide (as much as air pollution) – and 700.000 in Europe. Since I stopped active campaigning in 2014 on tobacco until when I coordinated public health civil society actions around the Tobacco Products Directive, I have been turning my attention to emerging public health challenges such as the future of EU health policy, the threats of international trade rules on public health or air pollution. But Big Tobacco never sleeps and keeps creeping death from its lethal product to one quarter of the European population.
How about Big Tobacco sponsorship
As a recent scandal of the presence of tobacco sponsorship in is the most influential and most financially-sound EU publication demonstrated, Big Tobacco is definitely there.
Politico Europe is the most influential EU publication (ComRes/BurstonMarsteller) & most financially-sound.
Can't Politico afford 'quitting smoking' (and vaping) if most of its readers ask for it?
Don Draper did so – in the pages of the New York Times. It was in 1964.
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— Alberto Alemanno (@alemannoEU) June 26, 2019
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Plain tobacco packaging the Silver Bullet to stop the tobacco epidemic.
Taxation, reducing availability and tobacco free portfolios are good examples of many good policy actions to reduce tobacco related harm. But if I was to mention one single issue national governments can make a huge difference is certainly plain packaging.
Based on the latest evidence available on tobacco packages as well as the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control guidelines, the introduction of plain standardised packaging can be strongly recommended. Increasing the size of warning messages enhances the effectiveness of the warning amongst both young and adult smokers and non smokers. A systematic review of the evidence shows that health warnings on tobacco packs are effective in discouraging young people from taking up smoking and in motivating smokers to think about quitting. In 2010, Uruguay implemented health warnings covering 80% of both front and back of tobacco packages. Since then, cigarette consumption decreased by an average 4.3% per year, while in its neighbour country, Argentina, it decreased by 0.6%. Similarly, the prevalence of tobacco use decreased by 3.3% a year, more than twice as much as Argentina. Other countries like Canada and Australia with comprehensive tobacco control strategies in place including large pictorial health warnings have seen significant declines on year in youth smoking.
Are national legislation on plain tobacco packaging in line with EU law?
Yes, they are. As I pointed out in 2016, the Tobacco Products Directive allows member states to go beyond the minimum EU rules – an interpretation which was confirmed by the European Court of Justice. Article 24 of the Tobacco Products Directive recognises the right of a Member States to maintain and introduce further requirements applicable to all products placed on its market in relation to standardisation of packaging of tobacco products, where it is justified on grounds of public health, taking into account the high level of protection achieved through this Directive.
Frontline tobacco regulation at Member State level – case studies from Austria, Slovenia and Hungary
And tobacco activity has been reported at member state level where recent attempts were reported to weaken tobacco control measures. Frontline reports from three, Central and Eastern European Countries.
Case 1 – Austria will no longer remain the ashtray of Europe
Smoking in Austrian bars and restaurants will be banned as of November 2019 following a vote in parliament on Tuesday, after years of protracted debate on the issue. Only MPs from the far-right Freedom Party (FPOe) voted against the ban, which looks set to finally rid Austria of its status as the "ashtray of Europe". The FPOe — whose former leader Heinz-Christian Strache is himself a keen smoker — had stymied a previous attempt to ban smoking in pubs and restaurants when it entered government in December 2017. That prompted a backlash from large sections of the public and the Austrian medical association, which organised a petition in favour of the ban signed by almost 900,000 people, or around 14 percent of voters.
Case 2 – Slovenia – Green light to implement Plain Packaging from 1st January 2020
I am hapy to report that on Monday 1st of July the Slovenian and the European Public Health community hands in hands achieved an important result in protecting the health of the people of Slovenia from the tobacco epidemic. In the Parliament, at the session of Committee on Health, a majority of parliamentarians have voted against of the new proposed law to 3 years-delay of entering into force of the plain packaging of tobacco products in Slovenia. In other words, the plain packaging will be enforced on 1 January 2020 as initially planned.
Case 3 – Hungary – no access to tobacco for people born after 1 January 2020
János Lázár, who headed the Prime Minister's Office during the previous term of the governing Fidesz-KDNP alliance, has been mandate to manage tobacco control measures and he is aiming at proposing a complete ban on purchasing tobacco products for anyone born in Hungary after January 1, 2020. The absolute ban would aim at Hungary becoming "the first smoke-free country in the world", he added. He just presented a complex package aiming at limiting smoking and tobacco consumption – including banning smoking in cars, stricter rules on tobacco advertisement and on e-cigarettes.
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WordPress portals are widely adopted for News & Media Portals to accommodate their news publishing requirement. Having a powerful CMS will fuel your website and it's a catch if you are not well-versed with the technical stuff, want to update frequently and easily, want to be in control of everything and allot various tasks to various team members.
WordPress is a free and immensely popular CMS that powers 27% of the entire web. WordPress is meant to be the best choice for content management system if your website is the kind that needs regular updates other than being one that could be easily operated. Now, the kind of websites that frequently need to be updated are the News and Media portals that receive updates by the hour.
Given below is a list of famous News & Media portals that have chosen WordPress as their content management system.
The New Yorker is one of the most popular magazine that covers various sections, bound to be interesting to people, like News, Culture, Books, Business and Technology, Humor and Cartoons. This website has scores of stories, news and articles and attracts web traffic in a heavy amount on a daily basis.
VentureBeat is a technology website that provides detailed and useful information on technological news, analysis, interviews and publishes newsletters and holds webinars as well. This beautifully built website caters to audience of different communities and is one of the most referred to websites for news related to technology updates.
BBC America is a digital cable and satellite television network that was launched a little before two decades ago and showcases various shows based on humor, drama and lifestyle. It's no breaking news that BBC America is one the most popular channels and attracts heavy traffic by the second.
Reader's Digest is a family magazine that's published ten times on a yearly basis. It was founded 95 years ago and is still one of the most read magazines worldwide. Built in a simple and basic way, this website attracts traffic in hordes and is a good example of owning a basic website and yet gaining popularity.
The Next Web is again a technology based website that caters to the community dealing with core technology, keeps them posted about the latest trends and is one of the most sought after website whenever a person faces issues related to technology.
Smashing Magazine is a website and an eBook publisher that caters to the designer and developer community. It was founded a decade back and is a really good spot to find articles on web development, web design, graphic design and user experience in abundance.
This weekly news magazine dates back to 1923 and is the world's most circulated news magazine with a readership of 26 million out of which 20 million readers reside in USA. The Time magazine is yet another inspiring example of websites built on WordPress CMS.
MTV Movies Blog is an engaging website that is not only incalculably popular but is also pretty famous for all those blogs it writes, encompassing the detailed synopsis of any particular movie. Built in a catchy manner, this website attracts traffic in huge numbers.
Facebook is one of the top popular Social Media website that provides various features that hold the power to attract anyone. The Facebook Newsroom is a website that deals with putting out news related to all kinds of changes and updates made in Facebook and this is undoubtedly the first place people throng to, to know more about Facebook updates.
San Francisco Examiner is a newspaper distributed in and around the city of Sans Francisco in California. This newspaper is one of the most read ones in the city of San Francisco and this sleek website attracts traffic by hordes.
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Theosophic Perspectives
By Sarah Belle Dougherty
How easy it is to become complacent with our answers to life's questions, closing ourselves off from whatever lies beyond our current understanding. We become sectarian -- "narrowly confined or limited in interest, purpose, scope." In its masthead Sunrise declares itself to be nonsectarian, and though this indicates that it is not affiliated with any particular religion or denomination, it implies more: a spirit of free inquiry. Its subtitle, however, is very definite: "Theosophic Perspectives." Some might wonder what this signifies, and whether theosophy is a sect or set of doctrines. Considered as the ancient wisdom or perennial philosophy of mankind, theosophy does of course involve philosophic, religious, and scientific ideas, but determining what these are, their value, and how they may be interpreted is an individual affair. Considered as a modern movement, its literature re-expresses key concepts from this timeless tradition as food for thought, not as authoritative pronouncements or a new revelation. The only concept theosophists are enjoined to accept is universal brotherhood, both as a fact in nature and as a force in their lives. Becoming conscious of oneness as a fundamental reality opens our hearts, making us more compassionate and receptive to others and allowing us to expand beyond our self in thought and feeling.
Perhaps we can gain further insight into what a theosophic perspective might mean by turning to the early years of the modern theosophical movement. In the opening issue of her first magazine, The Theosophist, Helena Blavatsky declared that to be a theosophist
one need not necessarily recognize the existence of any special God or a deity. One need but worship the spirit of living nature, and try to identify oneself with it. . . . Be what he may, once that a student abandons the old and trodden highway of routine, and enters upon the solitary path of independent thought -- Godward -- he is a Theosophist; an original thinker, a seeker after the eternal truth with "an inspiration of his own" to solve the universal problems.
With every man that is earnestly searching in his own way after a knowledge of the Divine Principle, of man's relations to it, and nature's manifestations of it, Theosophy is allied. It is likewise the ally of honest science, as distinguished from much that passes for exact, physical science, so long as the latter does not poach on the domains of psychology and metaphysics.
And it is also the ally of every honest religion, -- to wit: a religion willing to be judged by the same tests as it applies to the others. Those books, which contain the most self-evident truth, are to it inspired (not revealed). But all books it regards, on account of the human element contained in them, as inferior to the Book of Nature; to read which and comprehend it correctly, the innate powers of the soul must be highly developed. Ideal laws can be perceived by the intuitive faculty alone; they are beyond the domain of argument and dialectics, and no one can understand or rightly appreciate them through the explanations of another mind, though even this mind be claiming a direct revelation. -- "What Are the Theosophists?," October 1879, p. 6
Because "the very root idea" of the Theosophical Society "is free and fearless investigation" (ibid.), every person is entitled to -- and encouraged to form -- his or her own beliefs and opinions. Still, promoting a theosophic perspective surely implies some type of limitation. Blavatsky addressed this issue in her second magazine, Lucifer -- the Light-bringer, which was, she wrote, being criticized by those who "cannot see why it should not be a purely Theosophical magazine,"
in other words, why it refuses to be dogmatic and bigoted. Instead of devoting every inch of space to theosophical and occult teachings, it opens its pages "to the publication of the most grotesquely heterogeneous elements and conflicting doctrines." This is the chief accusation, to which we answer -- why not? Theosophy is divine knowledge, and knowledge is truth; every true fact, every sincere word are thus part and parcel of Theosophy. One who is skilled in divine alchemy, or even approximately blessed with the gift of the perception of truth, will find and extract it from an erroneous as much as from a correct statement. However small the particle of gold lost in a ton of rubbish, it is the noble metal still, and worthy of being dug out even at the price of some extra trouble. . . .
. . . Theosophy allows a hearing and a fair chance to all. It deems no views -- if sincere -- entirely destitute of truth. It respects thinking men, to whatever class of thought they may belong. Ever ready to oppose ideas and views which can only create confusion without benefiting philosophy, it leaves their expounders personally to believe in whatever they please, and does justice to their ideas when they are good. -- "What Is Truth?," February 1888, pp. 431-2
While it is not the policy of Sunrise to print "a ton of rubbish," neither is it to present opinions and interpretations which are orthodox -- "sound or correct in opinion or doctrine" -- according to any individual or group, or with reference to any book or author, theosophical or other. While striving to be factually accurate, the magazine does not pretend to be authoritative, nor does it seek to define by its contents what is correct or legitimate. Rather, throughout its fifty years it has attempted to share in ordinary language reflections on the meaning of life and on the perennial wisdom of humanity, whether found in ancient or modern sources or personal experience. The magazine's founder, James A. Long, spelled out its purpose on the cover of many early issues: "Sunrise came into being as the result of our belief that men and women in all walks of life in every country had thoughts and experiences worth sharing with others -- experiences which meant the difference between success and failure, between joy and unhappiness, between a broad and narrow horizon of life," thoughts that "have helped . . . build a sounder philosophy of life."
We are all searchers after truth, not as a mere abstraction or intellectual pastime, but as a means to understand ourselves, our fellow beings, and the universe around us. We seek ways to live that harmonize with reality, an understanding of what happens to us and others, and the basis for making just, compassionate decisions and responses. To become crystallized and stagnant in our thinking is, of course, a universal human tendency. We can counter it by being conscious of our own assumptions, realizing the incompleteness of our understanding, and making a deliberate effort to be receptive to the truth in the ideas of others. Although we inevitably build up mental structures in order to achieve intellectual understanding, we can remember that at any time our current webs of thought may shift into a new configuration or even fall to the ground entirely. However disconcerting such an upheaval, it is all to the good: recognizing our ignorance is the necessary first step to learning more.
Truth -- reality -- exists, and on the quest to grasp it each person relies on his or her inner touchstone to determine what to believe and accept and what to discard or hold in abeyance. As finite beings our view is always relative and partial -- but recognizing this does not imply that all ideas and opinions are equally valid or equally lacking in truth. The surest way to progress is to exercise our faculties by doing our own thinking and feeling, rather than constantly depending on external authorities, however helpful these may be as guides and catalysts. Trying to discover ever closer approximations to things-as-they-are strengthens our discernment and judgment, which increase as we grow in experience, perception, and understanding. At the same time, all others enjoy this privilege, and it is unwarranted to seek to constrict or control their opinions by our own or by those of whatever authorities we happen to embrace. Humility, openness of heart and mind, a determination to find truth wherever our search leads us -- these are steps to a deeper, broader, and more compassionate awareness, which is indeed the essence of a theosophic perspective.
(From Sunrise magazine, October/November 2001; copyright © 2001 Theosophical University Press)
The huge concentric waves of universal life are shoreless. The starry sky that we study is but a partial appearance. We grasp but a few meshes of the vast network of existence. --Victor Hugo


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Maxine Kumin was an American poet and occasional teacher of English and poetry at various educational establishments. She had the honour of serving as her nation's Poet Laureate Consultant in Poetry to the Library of Congress between 1981 and 1982 and, in later life, she was a breeder of Arabian horses on a farm in Warner, New Hampshire.
She was born Maxine Winokur on the 6th June 1925 into a Philadelphia Jewish family, although her early education took place at a Catholic school. She went on to study in Cambridge, Massachusetts at Radcliffe, the women's liberal arts college, where she gained a Bachelors' degree in 1946 and, that same year, married the engineering consultant Victor Kumin. They had three children together. In 1948 she gained her Masters' degree, also from Radcliffe.
While studying at the Boston Center for Adult Education in the late 1950s she struck up a life-long friendship with the controversial, and ultimately tragic, poet Anne Sexton who had suffered years of depression culminating in suicide. The two women had met that very day for lunch so it is believed that Kumin was the last person to see her alive.
Kumin had a long and successful career as a poet which garnered a string of awards and prizes and her work in education contributed to six honorary degrees coming her way. Her poetry was hard to categorise as, on the one hand, she wrote about rural life in New England, drawing comparisons with the work of Robert Frost. In contrast to that some of her writing was in a "confessional" style, similar to that of her friend Sexton and others such as Robert Lowell and Sylvia Plath. However, her verse was constructed in a much simpler style to theirs.
She was known as a keen observer of the world around her and was always fascinated by its wonders. Her skill as a writer earned her a place on numerous judging panels for poetry prizes, an example being the 1985 Brittingham Prize in Poetry which saw Patricia Dobler being selected for her poem Talking To Strangers. Kumin led a long life and was always keen to pass on her knowledge and advice to others, as evidenced in her time teaching poetry in New England College's Low-Residency MFA Program, amongst others.
Another passionate interest of hers was better representation for women and other minorities on such bodies as the Academy of American Poets. Until she and a fellow female poet made a stand by resigning from the board of chancellors of this organisation it was rare to find members that were not male.
Maxine Kumin died on the 6th February 2014 at home in Warner. She was 88 years old and had been suffering from poor health for at least a year prior to her death.


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Iran launches naval drills in Persian Gulf, Sea of Oman
TEHRAN – On Friday, Iranian naval forces started a three-day drill in the Persian Gulf and the Sea of Oman.
The large-scale drill is being held in an area of two million square kilometers, from the Strait of Hormuz to the southeastern coasts of Makran, the Sea of Oman and the northern parts of the Indian Ocean, down to the 10-degrees latitude.
A new domestically made submarine dubbed "Fateh (Conqueror)" and the Sahand destroyer are also participating in the war game.
Navy Commander Rear Admiral Hossein Khanzadi said on Thursday that the military exercise is composed of four separate phases, including naval parades, simulation of a real naval war, maritime and land offense to practice recapturing the territories occupied by the enemy, and the display of the Navy's power by launching various types of missiles and torpedoes.
He said the submarines will also launch missiles in the exercise, noting that anti-submarine helicopters will also land on and take off from the Sahand destroyer's deck.
Electronic warfare tactics and electronic data transmission from the coast are among other parts of the exercise, he said according to Press TV.
Iran Army fires cruise missiles, torpedoes in war game
Iran, Caspian Sea littoral states to stage naval drill in near future
Iranian Navy stages drills
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Beware: Lightroom Classic installer deletes Lightroom 6 / CC2015!
It seems there is a nasty bug (or feature) in the Lightroom Classic CC installer. If you install the upgrade, you would expect that the previous version (Lightroom CC2015) is kept, so you can perhaps first play around with a newly created catalog, or go back to Lr CC2015 and your old catalog copy in case of problems. The installer removes Lightroom CC2015 however and it also disappears from the list in your CC app, so I wouldn't know how to reinstall it (except from a local backup...).
During the update, there's advanced options in the Cloud app. One of those options, checked by default, is to uninstall previous versions.
To get CC2015 back, there's a dropdown next to Open for CC Classic. One of the choices is Previous Versions.
That is simply ridiculous. What game are they playing?
OK, so you can get it back (at least CC2015 user can, not sure about Lr6 users). That's something, but it is still ridiculous that the default is to uninstall. Upgrading Lightroom is not the same as upgrading Photoshop, because you have to upgrade your catalog too.
This is an issue that should have been surfaced during the beta test. Of course, Adobe did beta test with LR 6 perpetual users. Or did they?
When I did the install, I checked the box (advanced options) to keep the older version of LR and not delete anything. That is the way it actually installed. I still can open the old LR 2015 CC .
So far, all is quite good.
I did this too. It seem fairly obvious and straight forward Clearly marked "Check the box if you want to keep the old version"
The only people that might need this warning are those that might be sleepwalking through the install.
The people who thought that this was the 6.13 update didn't click that option, even if they saw it. Why would they want to keep 6.12 next to 6.13? And casual users don't usually click an 'Avanced' button either. They expect the installer to behave properly by default, and 'Avanced' to be a special type of installation for experienced users. Often an 'Avanced' installation does not install everything. In the past, Photoshop CC2017 was installed next to Photoshop CC2015 by default, so I was also surprised when my wife told me her CC2015 version was removed. On my own system I have a different type of installation, so I never saw this installer in action.
You must be referring to me then. I now seem to be an unwilling member of the Classic CC brigade and cannot find a way back.
NeilM beat me to it. I was about to say "That would be me."
One more annoying thing with the update- when I installed it, on clicking the icon a warning box from Windows popped up saying that either the version is not for Windows, or one of the files in the installation is corrupt. I uninstalled it and started again, same thing. Thus I went to the CC control panel and chose the installation of CC2015. At least all my stuff is there.
I read everything that Victoria wrote before I upgraded. After that my decisions were straightforward.
Since my "Fresh Start" coincided with the release of the new Lightroom, I almost installed the new cloud version by mistake, because I did not know the version I want is now called "Lightroom Classic" and the cloud version is the one featured on Adobe's main page... Fortunately I decided to browse through Victoria's blog while waiting for some other software to finish installing!
That's strange. If you are a full Adobe CC subscriber then Lightroom Classic shouldn't first install as trial.
If you are a full Adobe CC subscriber then Lightroom Classic shouldn't first install as trial.
If you let Adobe CC App manager install the new apps for you, you should not get a trial install.
DGStinner, could you please elaborate on this ? In the CC Desktop app I don't see any such option.
Since I've already upgraded all of my computers, I'm going from memory. When you click to upgrade to Lightroom Classic within the Cloud app, a window pops up. At the bottom is "Advanced Options". When you click on it, one of the options is to uninstall previous versions. If you uncheck this box, it'll keep CC 2015.
When you click to upgrade to Lightroom Classic within the Cloud app, a window pops up.
Thanks. I just clicked on Install in the CC Desktop app and the download started immediately. No popup window. Does this happen after the download completed and before the installation starts ?
Ah, OK, this popup window only appears when clicking on Update All. Not when updating a single app.
No. I updated PS first. Then I went back and updated LR. I had the option at that time.


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import java.awt.Color;
import java.awt.Graphics;
import java.awt.Graphics2D;
import java.awt.image.BufferedImage;
import java.util.ArrayList;

import javax.swing.JPanel;

import lonefly.game.LoneflyGE;
import lonefly.game.ResourceManager;
import lonefly.game.Updater;
import lonefly.game.engine.effects.Particle;
import lonefly.game.engine.entity.Entity;
import lonefly.game.engine.entity.GameObject;
import lonefly.game.engine.entity.Graphic;
import lonefly.game.engine.entity.Platform;
import lonefly.game.engine.entity.Text;
import lonefly.game.engine.environment.CollisionsListener;
import lonefly.game.engine.util.ILevels;

/*
 * Author: Rice Shelley
 * Version: 3/14/2016
 * Purpose: Handle displays and uploading graphics to them
 */

public class Activity extends JPanel implements Updater {
	private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;
	// name given to activity
	private String name;
	// buffered image that contains all the activities graphics
	private BufferedImage display;
	// width / height of display
	private int renderW;
	private int renderH;
	// render index range <- render index defines order that graphics are
	// displayed
	private int minIR;
	private int maxIR;
	// resource manager
	private ResourceManager rMan;

	public Activity(String name, ResourceManager rMan, int renderW, int renderH) {
		this.name = name;
		this.renderW = renderW;
		this.renderH = renderH;
		this.rMan = rMan;
		// default 0 - 10 <- automatically adjusted when range is broken
		maxIR = 0;
		maxIR = 10;
		// Initialize display to size defined by renderW and renderH
		display = new BufferedImage(renderW, renderH, BufferedImage.TYPE_INT_RGB);
		/*
		 * create collision listener - when collisions are made this object
		 * calls to gameCollision() <- method in this class. gameCollision() can
		 * be overridden by user to create events on certain collisions
		 */
		new CollisionsListener(this);

		LoneflyGE.LOG.println("new Activity created!", ILevels.SMALLTALK);
	}

	// get display <- display being the main container for everything being
	// rendered (except fGraphics)
	public BufferedImage getDisplay() {
		return display;
	}

	// method of JPanel overridden to upload graphics to panel
	/*
	 * note if graphic not found for a game entity then it will be shown as a
	 * color coordinated cubes - Color key: Blue = game object / yellow =
	 * graphic / green = platform
	 */
	@Override
	public void paintComponent(Graphics g) {
		// create new display
		display = new BufferedImage(renderW, renderH, BufferedImage.TYPE_INT_RGB);
		/*
		 * disG2D is now a reference to buffered image display's Graphic2D
		 * object so if we draw to disG2D since its a reference to displays
		 * graphics2D object we are drawing to the display buffered image
		 */
		Graphics2D disG2D = display.createGraphics();
		// clear JPanel
		g.clearRect(0, 0, getWidth(), getHeight());
		// get temporary resources
		ArrayList<Graphic> gameGraphics = new ArrayList<Graphic>(rMan.getGameGraphics());
		ArrayList<Platform> platforms = new ArrayList<Platform>(rMan.getPlatforms());
		ArrayList<GameObject> gameObjects = new ArrayList<GameObject>(rMan.getGameObjects());
		ArrayList<Text> textGraphics = new ArrayList<Text>(rMan.getTextGraphics());
		ArrayList<Particle> particles = new ArrayList<Particle>(rMan.getParticles());
		// draw background black
		g.setColor(Color.BLACK);
		g.fillRect(0, 0, getWidth(), getHeight());
		for (int cIndex = minIR; cIndex <= maxIR; cIndex++) {
			// draw game graphics
			for (int i = 0; i < gameGraphics.size(); i++) {
				Graphic gG = gameGraphics.get(i);
				// adjust render index range if need be
				if (gG.getIndex() < minIR) {
					minIR = gG.getIndex();
				} else if (gG.getIndex() > maxIR) {
					maxIR = gG.getIndex();
				}
				if (gG.getIndex() == cIndex) {
					gG.render(disG2D);
					gameGraphics.remove(i);
				}
			}
			for (int i = 0; i < platforms.size(); i++) {
				Platform p = platforms.get(i);
				// adjust render index range if need be
				if (p.getIndex() < minIR) {
					minIR = p.getIndex();
				} else if (p.getIndex() > maxIR) {
					maxIR = p.getIndex();
				}
				if (p.getIndex() == cIndex) {
					p.render(disG2D);
					platforms.remove(i);
				}
			}
			for (int i = 0; i < gameObjects.size(); i++) {
				GameObject gO = gameObjects.get(i);
				// adjust render index range if need be
				if (gO.getIndex() < minIR) {
					minIR = gO.getIndex();
				} else if (gO.getIndex() > maxIR) {
					maxIR = gO.getIndex();
				}
				if (gO.getIndex() == cIndex) {
					gO.render(disG2D);
					gameObjects.remove(i);
				}
			}
			// draw graphical text
			for (int i = 0; i < textGraphics.size(); i++) {
				Text t = textGraphics.get(i);
				// adjust render index range if need be
				if (t.getIndex() < minIR) {
					minIR = t.getIndex();
				} else if (t.getIndex() > maxIR) {
					maxIR = t.getIndex();
				}
				if (t.getIndex() == cIndex) {
					t.render(disG2D);
					textGraphics.remove(i);
				}
			}
			for (int i = 0; i < particles.size(); i++) {
				Particle p = particles.get(i);
				if (p != null) {
					// adjust render index range if need be
					if (p.getIndex() < minIR) {
						minIR = p.getIndex();
					} else if (p.getIndex() > maxIR) {
						maxIR = p.getIndex();
					}
					if (p.getIndex() == cIndex) {
						p.render(disG2D);
						particles.set(i, null);
					}
				}
			}
		}
		// render display <- display being a container for all the graphics
		// above
		g.drawImage(display, (int) (rMan.getCamera().getX() * -1), (int) (rMan.getCamera().getY() * -1), null);
		// draw frame graphics directly to JPanel
		for (Graphic gG : rMan.getFrameGraphics()) {
			gG.render(disG2D);
		}
	}

	/*
	 * called by CollisionListener every time a game object or platform have
	 * collisions method is intended to be overridden by user via implementing
	 * the Collision interface in lonefly.game.engine.util
	 */
	public void gameCollision(Entity a, Entity b) {
		LoneflyGE.LOG.println(a + " Collided with " + b, ILevels.SMALLTALK);
	}

	public ResourceManager resources() {
		return rMan;
	}

	// update Activity
	@Override
	public void update() {
		// repaint activitie's JPanel
		repaint();
		rMan.update();
	}

	// kind of self explanatory
	@Override
	public String toString() {
		return "Activity " + name + " ";
	}
}

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While no one likes a bully, the RSPCA's across Australia say it's time to give the canine version a second chance. This financial year alone RSPCA ACT has seen 621 dogs & puppies come into the care of our Weston Shelter, with 231 of these dogs belonging to the 'bully' breeds.
From April 15 to 28, we want to help our 'bully' breeds find loving homes and break the negative perceptions that surround them due to their looks. We consider these animals to be irresistibull, adorabull, hugabull and believe they truly can make great family pets.
Adoption price of $199 is available for select Adult 'bull' breed dogs including Pit Bulls, Staffordshire Bull Terriers, Bull Terriers and Bull Mixes! Visit www.adoptapet.com.au profiles for more information on specific animals.


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Q: Как удалить определенную таблицу на гугл диске? Есть определённая таблица результатов ,которая сохраняется на гугл диске ,но чтобы таких таблиц не было десятки ,нам нужно перед созданием новой удалить старую с таким же названием , вот мой код,но что-то не так с ним , не могу понять что ?
    function deleteFile() {
     var files = DriveApp.getFiles();
     while (files.hasNext()) {
      var file = files.next();
      var fname = file.getName();
      if (fname == 'ResultSpread') {
       var id = file.getId();
       Drive.Files.remove(id);
      }
     }
    }

A: Решение :
function deleteFile() {
  var files = DriveApp.getFiles();
  while (files.hasNext()) {
    var file = files.next();
    var fname = file.getName();
    if (fname == 'ResultSpread') {
      var id = file.getId();
      DriveApp.getFileById(id).setTrashed(true);
    }
  }
}

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Similar to morning glory muffins, but gluten-free.
Beat together egg, rice milk, and canola oil.
Add liquid ingredients to dry ingredients and mix until just blended (do not over-mix).
Fold in grated carrots and raisins.
12 paper muffin cups with batter (about two thirds full).


The Storyline... Both teams come into the championship with momentum after winning close semifinal games. Sacred Heart may have home court advantage, but Monmouth has risen to victory the last four times these teams have met. In February, the Hawks topped SHU 70-50 in the MAC, but plenty has changed in the last five weeks. Monmouth did not get a good look against NEC Rookie of the Year Gabrielle Washington due to her limited time on the court thanks to an illness. Being at home in the William H. Pitt Center bodes well for the Pioneers who have only lost one game there all season.
The Series... Sacred Heart leads the all-time series against Monmouth 16-11 after falling by 20 points in February. These teams have faced off four times in the Northeast Conference Tournament, alternating wins. Monmouth advanced in 2004 after defeating the Pioneers 64-60 in the semifinals, and in 2008 when the knocked SHU out first round 75-70. The Pioneers moved onto the chmpionship game in 2008 after topping the Hawks 50-46. And most recently, Sacred Heart topped the Hawks 64-54 during their championship run in 2009.
Scouting the Hawks... Monmouth has pushed past No. 6 LIU Brooklyn (68-56) and No. 2 Quinnipiac (69-66) to make it to the NEC Championship Game. They finished the regualar season 12-6 earning the 3 seed in the tournament. Named to the All-NEC Second Team, Alysha Womack leads the Hawks averaging 16.0 points per game. Right behind her is junior Abby Martin who is averaging 10.7 ppg.
- This is Sacred Heart's 13th-straight year making it to the NEC Tournament.
- This is the third time that the Pioneers are the No. 1 seed.
- Both previous times Sacred Heart was No. 1, they went on to win the NEC Championship.
- Callan Taylor has appeared in every tournament game in her career.
- The only other time SHU faced Fairleigh Dickinson in the NEC Tournament, the Pioneers won 83-55.
- The Pioneers have been knocked out of the NEC Tournament in the first round the last two years by Central Connecticut State.
Home Court Advantage... Only once in NEC history has a team won the championship on their opponent's court. In 2010, Saint Francis (PA) defeated LIU Brooklyn 77-68 to win their tenth NEC Championship. The Pioneers are 9-3 in tournament play when at home. Their only losses came to LIU Brooklyn 51-48 in 2003, Robert Morris 68-62 in overtime in 2005 and last season when Central Conn. State knocked them out in the first round 54-49. Both times Sacred Heart has won the championship game, it has been played in the Pitt Center.
Off the Bench... Coach Swanson has not been afraid to go to his bench this year, and rightfully so. In 31 games, the Sacred Heart bench is averaging 19.06 points per game. Morgan Merriman and Blair Koniszewski have been big assets this season, appearing in all 31 games. Merriman, skilled at driving the lane for the layup, is averaging 7.2 points this year and shooting 43.5% from the field. Koniszewski is a get-and-shoot player. Spending a lot of time outside the arc, the guard is averaging 7.8 points per game. Her high came this January at Robert Morris where she lit up the board with 18 points, mostly due to her five three-pointers. Rookie Katie Shepard has also appeared in every game this season. Averaging 2.1 points per game, Shepard has spent 396 minutes as a point guard this season.


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La Ratification du traité de Münster est une œuvre de Gerard ter Borch peinte en 1648 et conservée au Rijksmuseum à Amsterdam.

Description
Cette toile est un très rare exemple de sujet historique dans la peinture hollandaise. Gerard ter Borch eut la chance d'assister à un événement historique en personne, privilège qu'avaient peu de chance de connaître ses confrères artistes. Grand voyageur, il se trouvait à Münster pendant la négociation du traité de Münster, qui officialisait la paix conclue le  à Münster entre le roi d'Espagne et les seigneurs des États généraux des Provinces-Unies. Pour la circonstance, il représente l'ensemble des plénipotentiaires, soit plus 50 personnes. Parmi eux, on retrouve Gaspar de Peñaranda de Bracamonte et Antoine Brun.

Le tableau est une huile sur cuivre et mesure . Il est signé en haut à gauche TBorch. F.Monasterij.A.1648.

Le tableau appartient un temps à Hendrik ter Borch à Deventer avant d'être hérité par Bernard Heidentrijk ter Borch. Le , il est acquis par La Roche à la vente de la collection Van Leyden à Paris. Il change ensuite plusieurs fois de main ( à la vente de la collection Prince de Talleyrand à Paris,  à la vente de la collection Duchesse de Berry à Paris,  à la vente de la collection Prince Anatole Demidoff) puis est acquis par le Marquis d'Hertford à Londres. En 1871, il est donné par Richard Wallace à la National Gallery. Depuis 2000, l'œuvre est prêtée au Rijksmuseum.

Liens externes

Tableau du siècle d'or néerlandais
Tableau des années 1640
Peinture d'histoire
Allemagne dans la peinture
Münster
Œuvre conservée au Rijksmuseum Amsterdam

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Our athletic program strives to be grounded in the basic philosophy of the School. We believe that philosophy and the competitive spirit of sports can be complementary to each other.
Throughout the school year, special events offers our Academy students many opportunities to challenge their knowledge and skills.
The school field trip has a long history in American public education. We strive to offer a rounded view of various locations to offer our students the best in arts, science and culture.
Please collect and turn in Box Tops labels. You can find Box Tops on hundreds of products throughout the grocery store and online. Last year HCA raised $327 by simply clipping Box Tops Coupons and turning them in. This year our goal is $1,000!


Sri Acharya astrologer whose founder is gold medallion, B.H. Acharya Guruji, who is during this filed for quite 15 years. during this vastu, astrology, palmistry, mantra remedies, mudras etc. Scientifically, logically and spiritually explained and given astrologer.
Sri Acharya astrologer provides voluminous services, like, birthday predictions, horoscope, samudric reading, birth chart creating, love issues, career steerage, vastu practice etc. Here astrology, palmistry, vastu ar instructed through regular and correspondence courses and in these course however science is explained.
Secondly, individuals assume that astrology, could be a story as a result of some people that don't apprehend the depth of this science they get misguide simply.
But our B.H. Acharya Guruji have put in this as a hard science. The approach we use calculator in maths within the same way in pseudoscience we will predict the long run of someone to an oversized extent. because of that someone gets insight into future prospects however he will tackle them that helps him in framing his future.
As we see, in India and abroad all those people who ar responsive to this science, they use it before beginning a brand new work. They use the facilities of an astrologer, vastu adviser, palm reader etc. to organize themselves, so their new work doesn't get clogged. and we understand made individuals succeed continuously.
At the top of the article B.H. Acharya Guruji wish to mention to all the Indians that our rishis and munies who have gifted us this religious science, we must always utilize it absolutely all told aspects of our life. so that we have a tendency to might additional formal all told spheres of life astrologer.


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Ібн Вахшія, , Повне ім'я Абу Бакр Ахмед ібн (Алі ібн Кайс аль-) Вахшія (аль-Касдані аль-Кусайні аль-набат аль-Суфі)  (Близько 9 - 10 ст. н. е. ) - набатейський арабський письменник, алхімік, спеціаліст сільського господарства, єгиптолог.

Народився в с. Кусайн біля Куфи в Іраку. Здобув популярність у середньовічній Європі під ім'ям Ахмад Бін Абубекр Бін Вахіші.

Праці
Ібн аль-Недім у своїй праці Kitab al-Fihrist перераховує велику кількість книг з магії, статуй, дарів, сільського господарства, алхімії, фізики та медицини, які Ібн Вахшія або написав сам, або переклав з інших мов.

Сільське господарство
Вважають, що близько 904 р. він переклав або написав книгу «Набатейське сільське господарство» (Kitab al-falaha al-nabatiya), засновану на древніх вавилонських джерелах. Книга звеличує вавилонсько-арамейську цивілізацію, вважаючи її рівень вищим порівняно з рівнем завойовників-арабів. Книга містить цінні відомості про сільське господарство, а також про поширені забобони. Зокрема, у книзі обговорюються , які нібито жили до Адама, і стверджується, що в Адама були батьки і вони походили з Індії. Ці ідеї набули розвитку в працях єврейських філософів Ієгуди бен Самуеля Галеві і Маймоніда, а також вплинули на філософа XVII ст. Ісаака Ла Пейрера.

Єгиптологія
Ібн Вахшію вважають автором книги Kitab Shawq al-Mustaham, у якій обговорюються низка давніх писемностей і стверджується про дешифрування єгипетських ієрогліфів. Видання арабського тексту з англійським перекладом Йозефа Хаммера з'явилося 1806 року  й було відоме Сильвестру де Сасі. Дешифрування Ібн Вахшії було лише частково правильне, проте він правильно припустив про зв'язок давньоєгипетської мови з коптською і спирався у дешифруванні на коптські паралелі. Ще раніше, у XVII ст., з цим рукописом познайомився Атанасіус Кірхер.

Див. також
 Ісламська аграрна революція

Примітки

Арабські письменники
Арабські вчені
Арабські медики
Арабські хіміки
Арабські лінгвісти
Арабські історики
Історики X століття
Алхіміки
Дешифрування забутих писемностей


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Home Latest News Business e-Residents exceed Estonia birthrate
e-Residents exceed Estonia birthrate
Statistics released by the Republic of Estonia show the number of e-Resident applications now exceeds the yearly number of births in the country. According to official data, the total number of 2017 births to November was 10,269. By comparison there were 11,096 e-Residency applications for the same period.
Kaspar Korjus, Programme Lead, e-Residency said: "With over 27,000 e-Residency applications to date, we've seen the initiative's popularity grow steadily since launch. e-Residency offers the freedom for every world citizen to easily start and run a global EU company from anywhere in the world, and as of October 2017, our e-Residents own over 4,000 enterprises."
e-Residents and e-Residency
The project has, so far, attracted applications from over 150 countries. Finland tops the applicant list, with the UK coming in 5th place for the total number of submissions when ranked by country. Of those applying for e-Residency:
41% submitted an application in order to start a location independent international business
27% were looking to bring business to Estonia
13% stated they were advocates of the initiative
8% applied to benefit from the programme's secure authentication technology.
Korjus concluded: "Estonia is the first country creating a borderless digital society for global citizens by offering e-Residency. Anyone, regardless of nationality or location, can apply for the transnational, government-issued digital identity and benefit from a platform built on inclusion, legitimacy, and transparency.
"Companies founded by e-Residents work in a range of industries. Of these sectors, business and management consultancy, computer programming, non-specialised trade, tech consultancy and business support services proved to be the most popular. By launching e-Residency, the Estonian government aimed to make Estonia bigger – to grow our digital economy and market with new customers, to spark innovation and attract new investments. We're delighted with e-Residency's progress to date; but are even more excited to see how the project will grow in the future."
Kaspar Korjus
About e-Residency
Estonia is the first country to create a borderless digital society for global citizens, through its e-Residency. Anyone can apply for this transnational government-issued digital identity and benefit from the e-Residency platform. The latter is built on inclusion, legitimacy and transparency.
e-Residency allows access to Estonia's public e-services and a variety of e-services provided by international service providers. This enables 'world citizens' to start and run a global EU company fully online from anywhere on the globe with internet access.
e-Residents can:
open a company within a day
run the company remotely
apply for a business banking account and credit card
conduct e-banking
use international payment service providers
declare taxes
sign documents digitally.
e-Residency caveats
e-Residency does not:
provide citizenship
physical residency
the right to travel to Estonia (or the EU).
What does it mean
Launched in December 2014 the e-Residency programme has seen improvements based on the experience of existing e-Residents. At first it required four visits to Estonia in order to become an e-Resident, establish a company and open a bank account. Today it is possible to visit selected Estonian Embassies to sign-up.
In recognition of the potential of e-Residency to help unleash the world's entrepreneurial potential, the programme has also partnered with the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) to launch eTrade For All. This uses e-Residency to "empower entrepreneurs across the developing world and help them access e-commerce".
All this sounds wonderful, and impressive. But there is a snag.
Many existing e-Residents must update their digital ID card certificates. This is due to a vulnerability in software previously installed on the embedded chip used in e-Residency ID cards (including those issued by Estonia between 16 October 2014 and 25 October 2017). Although this problem is international, and hardware related, handling the the risk and developing a solution is a top priority for Estonia since the government learned of the vulnerability.
On Friday, November 3rd all it suspended all affected certificates. As of Monday, 6th November, certificate renewal was not possible. By Wednesday, it was – which is pretty impressive for a deep technical problem. The revised certificate update relies on elliptic-curve cryptography, supposedly faster and more secure and faster than the SSL certificates previously used.
Nevertheless, even in a system as sophisticated as Estonia's, and Estonia is streets ahead of most countries when it come to digital issues and security, it does confirm how hidden problems can unexpectedly emerge, even for e-Residents.
[Full disclosure: the author has e-Residency, had his certificates suspended on November 3rd and restored on November 8th.]
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<?php

namespace Symfony\Bridge\Doctrine\Tests\DependencyInjection\CompilerPass;

use Symfony\Bridge\Doctrine\DependencyInjection\CompilerPass\RegisterEventListenersAndSubscribersPass;
use Symfony\Component\DependencyInjection\ContainerBuilder;

class RegisterEventListenersAndSubscribersPassTest extends \PHPUnit_Framework_TestCase
{
    protected function setUp()
    {
        if (!class_exists('Symfony\Component\DependencyInjection\Container')) {
            $this->markTestSkipped('The "DependencyInjection" component is not available');
        }
    }

    public function testProcessEventListenersWithPriorities()
    {
        $container = $this->createBuilder();

        $container
            ->register('a', 'stdClass')
            ->addTag('doctrine.event_listener', array(
                'event' => 'foo',
                'priority' => -5,
            ))
            ->addTag('doctrine.event_listener', array(
                'event' => 'bar',
            ))
        ;
        $container
            ->register('b', 'stdClass')
            ->addTag('doctrine.event_listener', array(
                'event' => 'foo',
            ))
        ;

        $this->process($container);
        $this->assertEquals(array('b', 'a'), $this->getServiceOrder($container, 'addEventListener'));

        $calls = $container->getDefinition('doctrine.dbal.default_connection.event_manager')->getMethodCalls();
        $this->assertEquals(array('foo', 'bar'), $calls[1][1][0]);
    }

    public function testProcessEventListenersWithMultipleConnections()
    {
        $container = $this->createBuilder(true);

        $container
            ->register('a', 'stdClass')
            ->addTag('doctrine.event_listener', array(
                'event' => 'onFlush',
            ))
        ;
        $this->process($container);

        $callsDefault = $container->getDefinition('doctrine.dbal.default_connection.event_manager')->getMethodCalls();

        $this->assertEquals('addEventListener', $callsDefault[0][0]);
        $this->assertEquals(array('onFlush'), $callsDefault[0][1][0]);

        $callsSecond = $container->getDefinition('doctrine.dbal.second_connection.event_manager')->getMethodCalls();
        $this->assertEquals($callsDefault, $callsSecond);
    }

    public function testProcessEventSubscribersWithPriorities()
    {
        $container = $this->createBuilder();

        $container
            ->register('a', 'stdClass')
            ->addTag('doctrine.event_subscriber')
        ;
        $container
            ->register('b', 'stdClass')
            ->addTag('doctrine.event_subscriber', array(
                'priority' => 5,
            ))
        ;
        $container
            ->register('c', 'stdClass')
            ->addTag('doctrine.event_subscriber', array(
                'priority' => 10,
            ))
        ;
        $container
            ->register('d', 'stdClass')
            ->addTag('doctrine.event_subscriber', array(
                'priority' => 10,
            ))
        ;
        $container
            ->register('e', 'stdClass')
            ->addTag('doctrine.event_subscriber', array(
                'priority' => 10,
            ))
        ;

        $this->process($container);
        $this->assertEquals(array('c', 'd', 'e', 'b', 'a'), $this->getServiceOrder($container, 'addEventSubscriber'));
    }

    private function process(ContainerBuilder $container)
    {
        $pass = new RegisterEventListenersAndSubscribersPass('doctrine.connections', 'doctrine.dbal.%s_connection.event_manager', 'doctrine');
        $pass->process($container);
    }

    private function getServiceOrder(ContainerBuilder $container, $method)
    {
        $order = array();
        foreach ($container->getDefinition('doctrine.dbal.default_connection.event_manager')->getMethodCalls() as $call) {
            list($name, $arguments) = $call;
            if ($method !== $name) {
                continue;
            }

            if ('addEventListener' === $name) {
                $order[] = (string) $arguments[1];
                continue;
            }

            $order[] = (string) $arguments[0];
        }

        return $order;
    }

    private function createBuilder($multipleConnections = false)
    {
        $container = new ContainerBuilder();

        $connections = array('default' => 'doctrine.dbal.default_connection');

        $container->register('doctrine.dbal.default_connection.event_manager', 'stdClass');
        $container->register('doctrine.dbal.default_connection', 'stdClass');

        if ($multipleConnections) {
            $container->register('doctrine.dbal.second_connection.event_manager', 'stdClass');
            $container->register('doctrine.dbal.second_connection', 'stdClass');
            $connections['second'] = 'doctrine.dbal.second_connection';
        }

        $container->setParameter('doctrine.connections', $connections);

        return $container;
    }
}


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Young Frankenstein is considered by a good number of folks to be one of the funniest movies of all time, and now it's getting remade as a live musical. But before you light your computer on fire in protest, you should know that this new version is being produced by none other than Mel Brooks himself.
The 93-year-old comedy legend is resurrecting one of his most beloved films for the small screen in the form of Young Frankenstein Live! on ABC. There was already a Broadway musical version of the film back in 2007 for which Brooks wrote all of the songs, and that production will serve as the basis for this new live TV version. ABC and other networks have had some success in recent years with live musical versions of popular movies, including Peter Pan, The Little Mermaid, Grease, A Christmas Story, and a number of others, so it's not all that surprising that a movie as popular as Young Frankenstein is getting the treatment now. What is a bit surprising is how different Young Frankenstein is compared to those previously mentioned films and others that have been turned into live TV musical productions.
For one, Young Frankenstein is more of an outright farce than other TV musicals we've seen, with the jokes coming fast and furious. Some of that humor is also more on the adult end of the spectrum, which certainly won't appeal to the same audience as, say, The Little Mermaid. It's also worth mentioning that Young Frankenstein is comparatively old (the film dates to 1974), and doesn't boast the same kind of following as other films that have been adapted for the medium. In other words, it's not a Disney movie, a holiday film, or a traditional musical (indeed, the musical version was not considered a great success and lasted less than two years on Broadway). Despite all that, however, we're certainly glad to see Brooks working again in any capacity, and the fact that he's returning to such a beloved property is just icing on the cake.
Young Frankenstein Live! has no release date as of yet, but we're expecting it to hit ABC later this year.
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No, not quite, but we're getting close! Since the 2nd tour summer list has come out in August for the last two years, at least, most of us were not expecting it until August or so. I had mentally prepared myself for not having it until August and was ready to wait for it. However, it's never that simple and the word from DC is that the first part of the list will actually be out in June some time. That's next month!
I'm super excited about bidding, but it will probably be stressful. There will be a lot of decisions to make and a lot of research to do before putting together my top bids. Does job x in country y sound better than job a in country b? Are there any pet import restrictions? Do I have enough training time left to learn the language in post q? Can I leave post on time, get all the training, and still get to my new post on time? That's just a start and I'm sure the questions will multiply when I see the actual list and start digging in to specifics.
I've known that this was a two year assignment and that afterward, I would go somewhere else after those two years, but when I look toward the next assignment I just see a big, fat question mark. It will be nice to have a clearer picture of my next destination and to start planning for it. There will be things to buy, like maybe ski gear or a snorkel. After I get assigned to another post, there will be more decisions to be made like do I take my current car to my next post, buy a different one before leaving for post, buy a car after I get to post, or do I decide to not take a car at all and just rely on public transportation?
There will also be things to research about the post and the move. Transfering from post to post, instead of from DC to post will be different. Unless I end up in Canada, I will fly to my next post instead of driving. So, I'll need to pack and plan a little differently than when I came to CDJ. I have also acquired the Diplocat since arriving here so I will need to do some research into how to get her safely from Mexico to Texas for home leave to DC for consultations and/or training then to my next post as well.
If you know me, you know that I like to plan. Prior to packing out for A-100 and again before leaving DC for CDJ, I had spreadsheets about what was going in which shipment, what I needed to buy before leaving with prices and projected purchase dates to spread the purchases across pay periods and whatnot, what I needed to do before I left, and who knows what else. So, having a new place to go and a new destination to plan for will be exciting and will help me get in touch with my inner planning nerd and bust out the Excel for spreadsheets to track all of this stuff.
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A nice outdoor space becomes an extension of your home or business, so why not enjoy it longer into the cooler months with the addition of an outdoor patio heater? Whether you are entertaining friends and family for a night on the patio or hosting an evening event at a bar, restaurant or other establishment, an outdoor patio heater is the perfect accessory to add comfort and warmth even on the chilliest of nights.
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Patios are a great place for cooking, entertaining guests, and relaxing so why cut it short just because the weather is changing? Outdoor patio heaters will extend your outdoor season by providing a blanket or radiant heat allowing you to enjoy your patio or other outdoor living space for a couple of extra months or in some cases year round.
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Fireworks, food and free Science North and Capreol railroad museum tix: Your Greater Sudbury Canada Day guide
Plenty to do across the city on July 1
Jun 27, 2019 5:00 PM by: Sudbury.com Staff
Updated Jun 27, 2019 6:12 PM
A shot of last year's fireworks at Science North. (File)
If you're going to be in town on Canada Day this Monday, there's plenty to do to celebrate the country's 152nd birthday.
The Sudbury Multicultural and Folk Arts Association, in partnership with the City of Greater Sudbury, presents the annual multicultural food fair at the Sudbury Arena.
Festivities kick off just before 10 a.m. July 1, with a parade from Tom Davies Square to the Sudbury Arena.
Free cupcakes are distributed at 10:50 a.m., food and craft vendors open at 11 a.m., and performances by local cultural groups begin at 11:10 a.m. The food fair remains open until 4 p.m.
The other main Canada Day celebration here in Greater Sudbury is on the grounds on Science North starting at 12 p.m..
Enjoy live entertainment, kids' activities, arts and crafts, a stunning fireworks display and a whole lot more.
As part of a provincial government initiative, the first 500 people to show up at Science North on Canada Day will not only get to take part in the free holiday events on the science centre's grounds, they will get a full-day pass to Science North free of charge.
The Play All Day Passport includes admission to the science centre including the BODY WORLDS Rx special exhibition, an IMAX film and a Planetarium show.
Free admission tickets are available beginning at 9 a.m. July 1 at the sales desk.
Top off the evening at Science North with a spectacular fireworks display by David Wysall International Fireworks at approximately 10:15 p.m.
The launch of fireworks is dependent on wind and weather and may be cancelled at any time before the show, right up until the last minute. Listen to KiSS 105.3 or follow Science North on Facebook for updates.
Beyond the big celebrations, the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 76 in Minnow Lake will host a Canada Day celebration on July 1 at 1553 Weller St.
Downtown Country will be playing much from 12:30-6 p.m. A barbecue starts at 12:30 p.m. Admission is a silver dollar collection. Bring your own lawn chairs and enjoy the fireworks display from Science North. The Legion boasts the best view in town.
The Northern Ontario Railroad Museum and Heritage Centre in Capreol hosts its own Canada Day celebration from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. July 1.
There's free admission to the museum starting at 10 a.m., live music featuring New Castle and Mojo Radio, as well as as inflatables from 12-4 p.m.. There will also be a photo booth, barbecue and beer garden.
You can also check out fireworks at the new Capreol waterfront on Lakeshore starting at 9 p.m.
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SPSS TUTORIALS BASICS ANOVA REGRESSION FACTOR CORRELATION
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Simple Introduction to Confidence Intervals
By Ruben Geert van den Berg under Statistics A-Z
Confidence Intervals - Example
Confidence Intervals - How Does it Work?
Confidence Intervals - Illustration
Confidence Intervals or Statistical Significance?
Formulas and Example Calculations
A confidence interval is a range of values
that encloses a parameter with a given likelihood. So let's say we've a sample of 200 people from a population of 100,000. Our sample data come up with a correlation of 0.41 and indicate that the 95% confidence interval for this correlation
runs from 0.29 to 0.52. This means that
the range of values -0.29 through 0.52-
has a 95% likelihood
of enclosing the parameter -the correlation for the entire population- that we'd like to know.
So basically, a confidence interval tells us how much our sample correlation is likely to differ from the population correlation we're after.
El Hierro is the smallest Canary island and has 8,077 inhabitants of 18 years or over. A scientist wants to know their average yearly income. He asks a sample of N = 100. The table below presents his findings.
Based on these 100 people, he concludes that the average yearly income for all 8,077 inhabitants is probably between $25,630 and $32,052. So how does that work?
Let's say the tax authorities have access to the yearly incomes of all 8,077 inhabitants. The table below shows some descriptive statistics.
Now, a scientist who samples 100 of these people can compute a sample mean income. This sample mean probably differs somewhat from the $32,383 population mean. Another scientist could also sample 100 people and come up with another different mean. And so on: if we'd draw 100 different samples, we'd probably find 100 different means. In short, sample means fluctuate over samples. So how much do they fluctuate? This is expressed by the standard deviation of sample means over samples, known as the standard error -SE- of the mean. SE is calculated as
$$SE = \frac{\sigma}{\sqrt{N}}$$
so for our data that'll be $$SE = \frac{$22,874}{\sqrt{100}} = $2,287.$$
Right. Now, statisticians also figured out the exact frequency distribution of sample means: the sampling distribution of the mean. For our data, it's shown below.
Our graph tells us that 95% of all samples will come up with a mean between roughly $27,808 and $36,958. This is basically the mean ± 2SE:
the lower bound is roughly $32,383 - 2 · $2,287 = $27,808 and
the upper bound is roughly $32,383 + 2 · $2,287 = $36,958.
In practice, however, we usually don't know the population mean. So we estimate it from sample data. But how much is a sample mean likely to differ from its population counterpart? Well, we just saw that a sample mean has a 95% probability of falling within ± 2SE of the population mean.
Now, we don't know SE because it depends on the (unknown) population standard deviation. However, we can estimate SE from the sample standard deviation. By doing so, most samples will come up with roughly the correct SE. As a result, the 95% of samples whose means fall within ± 2SE
typically have confidence intervals enclosing the population mean as illustrated below.
Sampling distribution and confidence intervals. Note that the interval for sample 3 does not contain the population mean μ. This holds for 5% of all CI's.
Now, a sample having a mean within ±2SE may have a confidence interval not containing the population mean. This may happen if it underestimates the population standard deviation. The reverse may occur too.
However, the sample standard deviation is an unbiased estimator: on average it is exactly correct. So for all samples, exactly 95% of all 95% confidence intervals
contain the parameter they estimate. Just as promised.
Confidence Intervals - Basic Properties
Right, so a confidence interval is basically a likely range of values for a parameter such as a population correlation, mean or proportion. Therefore, wider confidence intervals indicate less precise estimates for such parameters.
Three factors determine the width of a confidence interval. Everything else equal,
lower confidence levels result in smaller intervals: 90% CI's are smaller than 95% CI's and these are smaller than 99% CI's. The tradeoff here is that smaller intervals are less likely to contain the parameter we're after: 90% versus 95% or 99%. More precision, less confidence and reversely.
larger sample sizes result in smaller CI's. However, the width of a CI is linearly related to the square root of the sample size. Therefore, very large samples are inefficient for obtaining precise estimates.
smaller population SD's result in smaller CI's. However, these are beyond the control of the researcher.
If both are available, confidence intervals. Why? Well, confidence intervals give the same -and more- information than statistical significance. Some examples:
A 90% confidence interval for the difference between independent means runs from -2.3 to 6.4. Since it contains zero, these means are not significantly different at α 0.90. There's no further need for an independent samples t-test on these data. We already know the outcome.
For our example, the 95% confidence interval ran from $25,630 to $32,052. This renders a one sample t-test useless: we already know that test values in this range result in p > 0.05 and reversely. When testing for the lower or upper bound of the interval, p = 0.05 as SPSS quickly confirms.
So should we stop reporting statistical significance altogether in favor of confidence intervals? Probably not. Confidence intervals are not available for nonparametric tests such as ANOVA or the chi-square independence test. If we compare 2 means, a single confidence interval for the difference tells it all. But that's not going to work for comparing 3 or more means...
Statistical software such as SPSS, Stata or SAS computes confidence intervals for us so there's no need to bother about any formulas or calculations. Do you want to know anyway? Then let's go: we computed the confidence interval for our example in this Googlesheet (downloadable as Excel) as shown below.
So how does it work? Well, first off, our sample data came up with the descriptive statistics shown below.
We estimate the standard error of the mean as $$SE_{mean} = \frac{S}{\sqrt{N}}$$
so that'll be $$SE_{mean} = \frac{$16,185}{\sqrt{100}} = $1,6185.$$
Next, $$T = \frac{M - \mu}{SE_{mean}}$$
This formula tries to tell you that the difference between the sample mean \(M\) and the population mean \(\mu\) divided by \(SE_{mean}\) follows a t distribution. We're really just standardizing the mean difference here into a z-score (T).
Finally, we need the degrees of freedom given by $$Df = N - 1$$
so that'll be $$Df = 100 - 1 = 99.$$
So between which t-values do we find 95% of all (standardized) mean differences? We can look this up in Google sheets as shown below.
This tells us that a proportion of 0.025 (or 2.5%) of all t-values < -1.984. Because the t-distribution is symmetrical, a proportion of 0.975 of t-values > 1.984. These critical t-values are visualized below.
The illustration tells us that our previous rule of thumb of roughly ±2SE is ±1.984SE for this example: 95% of all standardized mean differences are between -1.984 and 1.984. Finally, the 95% confidence interval is $$M - T_{0.975} \cdot SE_{mean} \lt \mu \lt M + T_{0.975} \cdot SE_{mean} $$
so that'll be $$$28,841 - 1.984 \cdot $1,619 \lt \mu \lt $28,841 + 1.984 \cdot $1,619$$
which results in $$$25,630 \lt \mu \lt $32,052.$$
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The 2013 season was Helsingin Jalkapalloklubi's 105th competitive season.  HJK is the most successful Finnish football club with 25 Finnish Championships, 11 Finnish Cup titles, 4 Finnish League Cup titles and one appearance in the UEFA Champions League Group Stages.

Squad

Out on loan

Transfers

In

 Transfer announced on the above date, being finalised on 1 January 2013.

Out

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Trial

Competitions

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Finnish Cup

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Q: Buttons changing images I have 3 buttons and 3 images. When one button is pressed the other 2 images fade to opacity: 0 , but for some reason the javascript code is doing nothing. One button is supposed to change bootstrap color and fade out the other images while the current image fades in. Can anyone tell me why?
HTML
<!DOCTYPE html>

    <title></title>

                <button class="btn btn-large btn-info" data-toggle="button" id=
                "breakfastButtonActive" type="button">Breakfast</button>

                <button class="btn btn-large btn-primary" data-toggle="button"
                id="lunchMenuActive" type="button">Lunch</button>

                <button class="btn btn-large btn-primary" data-toggle="button"
                id="specialsMenuActive" type="button">Weekly Specials</button>

            Weekly Specials

                Monday

                Tuesday

                Wednesday

                Thursday

                Friday

                Saturday

Javascript File
$(document).ready(function () {

$("#breakfastButton").click(function (e) {
    $('#menuLunch').fadeTo(200, 0);
    $('#menuBreakfast').fadeTo(200, 2);
    $('#menuSpecials').fadeTo(200, 0);

    $("#breakfastButtonActive").removeClass('btn btn-large btn-primary').addClass('btn btn-large btn-info');
    $("#lunchMenuActive").removeClass('btn btn-large btn-info').addClass('btn btn-large btn-primary');
    $("#specialsMenuActive").removeClass('btn btn-large btn-info').addClass('btn btn-large btn-primary');
});

$("#lunchButton").click(function (e) {
    $('#menuBreakfast').fadeTo(200, 0);
    $('#menuLunch').fadeTo(200, 2);
    $('#menuSpecials').fadeTo(200, 0);
    $("#lunchMenuActive").removeClass(' btn-primary').addClass('btn-info');
    $("#breakfastButtonActive").removeClass('btn-info').addClass('btn-primary');
    $("#specialsMenuActive").removeClass('btn-info').addClass('btn-primary');
});

$("#specialsButton").click(function (e) {
    $('#menuBreakfast').fadeTo(200, 0);
    $('#menuLunch').fadeTo(200, 0);
    $('#menuSpecials').fadeTo(200, 2);
    $("#lunchMenuActive").removeClass('btn-info').addClass('btn-primary');
    $("#breakfastButtonActive").removeClass('btn-info').addClass('btn-primary');
    $("#specialsMenuActive").removeClass('btn-primary').addClass('btn-info');

});

});

A: It doesn't work because the ids for menuBreakfast and menuLunch in the script doesn't match the ids in your HTML where you use breakfastMenu and lunchMenu. Adjusted Bootply with some cleanup to add and remove only the classes that are different instead of adding and removing also the classes that should just stay the same and a second Bootply with the addition of setting #menuLunch and #menuSpecials to display:none as initially #menuBreakfast is active (so only the breakfast dummy image is displayed).
As mentioned in comments, Bootstrap was down for some minutes, so in addition as stack snippet:

$(document).ready(function () {
$("#breakfastButton").click(function (e) {
        $('#menuLunch').fadeTo(200, 0);
        $('#menuBreakfast').fadeTo(200, 2);
        $('#menuSpecials').fadeTo(200, 0);

        $("#breakfastButtonActive").removeClass('btn btn-large btn-primary').addClass('btn btn-large btn-info');
        $("#lunchMenuActive").removeClass('btn btn-large btn-info').addClass('btn btn-large btn-primary');
        $("#specialsMenuActive").removeClass('btn btn-large btn-info').addClass('btn btn-large btn-primary');
    });

    $("#lunchButton").click(function (e) {
        $('#menuBreakfast').fadeTo(200, 0);
        $('#menuLunch').fadeTo(200, 2);
        $('#menuSpecials').fadeTo(200, 0);
        $("#lunchMenuActive").removeClass(' btn-primary').addClass('btn-info');
        $("#breakfastButtonActive").removeClass('btn-info').addClass('btn-primary');
        $("#specialsMenuActive").removeClass('btn-info').addClass('btn-primary');
    });

    $("#specialsButton").click(function (e) {
        $('#menuBreakfast').fadeTo(200, 0);
        $('#menuLunch').fadeTo(200, 0);
        $('#menuSpecials').fadeTo(200, 2);
        $("#lunchMenuActive").removeClass('btn-info').addClass('btn-primary');
        $("#breakfastButtonActive").removeClass('btn-info').addClass('btn-primary');
        $("#specialsMenuActive").removeClass('btn-primary').addClass('btn-info');
    });
});
#menuLunch , #menuSpecials
{
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Kanpur: 6 Metro trains to run on 9km-long IIT-Motijheel priority corridor
There will be a total of eight metro trains designated for the nine-kilometre priority corridor
Updated: November 20, 2021, 16:01 IST
Image of the inaugural trial run of Kanpur Metro
Kanpur: With the Kanpur metro system expected to become commercially operational by December last week, as many as six metro trains will ply on the nine-kilometre priority corridor between IIT and Motijheel. Two metro trains will be kept as reserve. These two metro trains will remain parked in the depot. There will be a total of eight metro trains designated for the nine-kilometre priority.
At present, two metro trains are available. Both are parked in the depot. One of them is also being used for carrying out trials under the supervision of RDSO. A third metro train got dispatched from Gujarat on Friday night. It will reach here in industrial city after a couple of days. By the end of December, the remaining metro trains will arrive. Metro trains are being readied in Gujarat from where the trains will be dispatched for Kanpur via road route. It then takes six to seven days to reach here.
Metro train coaches started arriving in Kanpur in September. In September and October, two coaches of the train had arrived. The three coaches saffron-coloured metro train can accommodate over 974 passengers. Kanpur Metro trains are state of the art infrastructure and once services are rolled out commercially, people will get the latest and modern metros for commuting. While the work on the priority corridor is nearing completion, the construction work for the underground metro station at Naveen market is also in progress. It will take at least one year or even more to construct the underground stations between Chunniganj and Nayaganj.
Meanwhile, on Friday evening, the metro trial was carried out by the RDSO. The trial was carried out between IIT and LLR. The trial was done at different speeds. The speeds at which the metro was run was 50km/hour, 70km/hour and 90 km/hour. The launch of the Metro trial was done by chief minister Yogi Adityanath on November 10. The trials started immediately after the launch. The trials will go on for four to six weeks before the services are commercially launched - most probably by the end of December.
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