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24/10/2012: You may be able to swap your iPad 3 for an iPad 4! Galaxy S3 updates and more!
Wednesday, October 24, 2012 James
You possible could exchange your recently purchase iPad 3rd Gen for a 4th Gen!
Yesterday the tech world stood and watched Apple announce the iPad Mini, a new 'retina' Macbook Pro, new iMac's and something none of us expected, a new version of the 'new iPad'. That last version was released only seven months ago, so no one was expecting a refresh this quickly.
But, alas update Apple did. They included a new A6X processor, perhaps to power the influx of powerful new apps on the tablets, as well as a new lightning connector and improved 4G connectivity options.
There may be a few of you out there who bought the device in the last few weeks! If you bought it in the last 14 days you can always run to the store and exchange it just as if you were returning it, because the fourth generation is the same price as the third generation. But, for those of you who bought it outside of that two week window but within a month may also be able to exchange your device.
There have been reports today that one store in San Francisco in Americas is allowing you to swap your iPad over, if you bought it in the last 30 days. We don't know how many stores this will apply to, but you should call your local store to see if they're will to offer you the deal! Comments from the San Fran store are below!
"The manager at the Stockton Street store in San Francisco explained that "this specific store" would allow purchasers of the third-generation iPad to exchange their device for the fourth-generation iPad if purchased within the last 30 days. She emphasized that, unless the recently-purchased iPad showed serious signs of wear-and-tear, the usual 14-day return policy would be waived.
"And what about other stores?" You'll have to call and find out. She explained, "We can't speak to other stores' policies — this is something our store has decided to do."
Via Slashgear.
It's been announced today that Rollercoaster Tycoon is coming to Android and iOS in early 2013!
Borderlands Legends is officially coming to iOS on October 31st!
Samsung's unlocked Galaxy S3's are currently getting their Jelly Bean updates. The only issue is that people are in a queue and if you request it now you might be served with a message which says, "Access to the software update service is provided to users in the order in which they requested it. Try later'. That's what we've got, which is slightly annoying!
Apple's recently announced iPad Mini has apparently going to have shortages for the first few weeks if analysts have predicted the sales correctly! Also, Apple's SVP Phil Schiller has stepped in to defend Apple's pricing on the product after yesterdays announcement pegged the iPad Mini at $130 more expensive than Google's Nexus 7 and Amazon's Kindle Fire HD. Both of which are $199 for the entry-level models, while the iPad mini sells for at least $130 more.
Reuters has said that Schiller strongly believes consumers are willing to pay the higher price to get an iPad and the iOS experience. Schiller pointed out that people have consistently chosen the $399 iPad 2 over 7-inch tablets in the past, which sell at lower prices. With that, Schiller thinks that selling the iPad mini will pose very few problems and that the device will be even a better deal for those who were originally thinking about buying a full-sized iPad, but would perhaps prefer a more compact size!
The Next Web has reported that Twitter is currently testing two new buttons; there's a "Like" and "Star" button. The latter of which is expected to replace the favourite button.
Netflix has had a good Q3, with the streaming service adding two million more subscribers and earning $8 million in net income during the period.
Huawei has announced that they will offer unrestricted access to their source code in a bid to disprove the United States' allegations of the company spying for China.
Apple's 'bounce-back patent' has been invalidated in the Netherlands today too!
And finally, Sprint have had a document leak that apparently pegs their Jelly Bean roll out for the Galaxy S3 for October the 25th! Via Phandroid
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No Bill..I was talking about these types of flashes being discussed here with the linen backing..
Hi Mike, I think the image Lorne posted shows that pattern title. There are several titles made with that type of backing, including the Perth R, the Royal Canadian Regiment, and a couple of others. Taking what was said above, I think they are Brit types.


I'm often stopped in my tracks by the beauty of the sky above me. Riddled with light, colour and sculptural cloud formations, they have the power to set us adrift from the mundane, if only for a moment.
Pause at some point today, and look up. Is there a cloud, plane trail or simply an intensity to the grey that moves something creative within you?


Wedged comfortably amongst a securely packed crowd at Singaporean live venue DECLINE, I amongst an audience of the island's most frenetic Math Rock fans eagerly awaited the main act of the sold-out night: Elephant Gym. A math-rock band from Taiwan whose unique take on the genre has earned them a steady following worldwide; the three-piece band were in town as part of their ambitious world tour which is due to continue on until the middle of 2019.
Kicking off the night with local post-rock instrumental band Hauste, the band emerged unassumingly from within the audience and proceeded to play their set; peppered with exclamations of adoration for Elephant Gym and hints of their introverted wit. Matching their vibe with an array of songs featuring frenzied cacophonies of sound and lighter, tropical licks in equal part, they did well as a mood-setter. Some of my favourites include their quirkily titled 'Church Friends' and the aptly placed 'I'll Never See You Again'.
Then it was time for Elephant Gym. Given the space restrictions, there was no curtain to give the band privacy whilst they set up. And although the venue did announce instructions for the audience to clear the space, most were unwilling to give up their 'chope-d' space, preferring to examine intently as the three-piece band diligently checked and set up their equipment. It was bassist KT who took to the stage last during their set-up, and elicited the most cheers from the audience when doing so. Dressed in a vintage green and white frock and a bandanna adorning her head, the petite bassist marched onstage holding a bottle of beer, taking swigs occasionally to the audience's amusement.
Starting off on a groovy note with one of their most popular tracks 'Midway', psychedelic feels infused the crowd as Tu's drums pushed the song forward, strong and steady, while Tell's angular, funky guitar licks gave the song bite. KT's vocals wafting clean and clear across the audience guided their ears towards the second half of the song which was delectably grounded by KT's bass. Having locked the audience into this rollercoaster ride with their inviting opening, the Kaohsiung-born trio launched straight into another one of their earlier tracks 'Finger', and that's when things started to get a little crazy.


And the Queens Tribune —partnering with the team at The Saratoga Special and thisishorseracing.com—will be there for the ride. The newspaper's June 7 to June 13 edition will feature a special Belmont Stakes Preview Guide for the race's 150th running, complete with insight into the race's history, a detailed look at how Justify got to this point and all sorts of news, features and other pieces you won't want to miss. The preview guide will be available online, as part of the regular print edition and as a stand-alone publication around the area.


The powerhouse accommodates a 19 MW generator.
Kang Krachan Dam was built across Phetchaburi River in the area of Mai Ruak Hill and Chao Hill in Kaeng Krachan District of Phetchaburi Province. The construction of the dam commenced in 1961 and was completed in 1966. The opening ceremony of the dam was performed by His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej on May 22, 1966.
The Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT) installed a power generator at Kang Krachan Dam and started the construction of the power plant in November 1971. The construction was completed for power generation in August 1974. After a long operation, the power plant had been modified in November 2008 to increase the efficiency of power generation. The operation of the power plant was restarted in May 2010.


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Vaccination programme calls for more volunteers: ''We're not finished yet''
Joined Up Careers Derbyshire is calling for more volunteers to help with the ongoing Covid-19 vaccination programme.
The public's responded brilliantly to the Call to Arms campaign, which asked for volunteers to support the Covid-19 vaccination programme in its early stages.
The reaction from the people of Derbyshire was overwhelming, with more than 900 expressions of interest since the launch of the campaign in November, but more are still needed.
Susan Spray, programme lead for Joined Up Careers Derbyshire, said: "This is a chance for more people to take part in a crucial aspect of the country's ongoing response to the coronavirus pandemic. We have done incredibly well, but we're not finished yet.
"We're really looking for volunteers who fill absolutely vital roles at our vaccination sites, including administration and marshalling to help support the vaccination programme.
"The roles would suit people from different backgrounds. It may be that they are a professional seeking to return to practice; a medical/nursing or other healthcare role student seeking a new experience; or maybe a member of the public looking to help out on a short-term basis."
To find out more and register an initial expression of interest in the roles, visit the website: https://joinedupcareers.co.uk/careers/call-arms, where there is an online form. Emailed enquiries can be sent to dchst.jucpeoplehub@nhs.net
Personal protective equipment (PPE) and training will be provided. Locations will be across Derby and Derbyshire. There are no guaranteed hours – time required will vary week-to-week depending on demand. Flexibility will be required to work various hours over seven days. Joined Up Careers may close vacancies when enough applications have been received.
Call to Arms was set up by the newly established Derbyshire Health and Care People Hub, which is part of Joined Up Careers Derbyshire (JUCD). JUCD brings together health and care organisations across the city and county to support the current and future health and social care workforce.
The People Hub is working with the lead employer (Derbyshire Community Health Services) to get individuals interviewed, trained and appointed, or seconded if they are existing staff or currently furloughed.
The People Hub would like to thank everyone who has supported this work so far, and everyone who completed the online form to register their details to help out. As we all know, 2020 has been a hugely difficult year, but hopefully this level of response should put Derby and Derbyshire in a good place to tackle the pandemic through this winter and into spring next year.

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Best of Interior Blogs Book Giveaway!!
You may remember me telling you recently about Callwey Publishing's new book, Wohnideen – Aus Dem Wahren Leben (Home Ideas from Real Life, roughly translated) in which I and 14 other interior design bloggers from across Europe are featured. It's a huge privilege to have been a part of this when there was just an incredible amount of talent represented and the entire weekend was certainly a highlight in my blogging journey so far.
You can catch up with all of that here.
Despite the fact that the text is in German (it is a German publishing house, after all), the book is absolutely packed with inspirational images of beautiful homes that are totally accessible. Not only that, each image is credited with the blog included so if you really love someone's particular style, you only need to hop online to view more from them. It's a genius way to pull a publication together and a wonderful way to discover new and exciting blogs you may not know about!
It also goes through numerous trends within the book – from Tropical to Granny Chic to Vintage – there are plenty of inspiring images to enjoy.
I am very excited as I have 3 of these books to give away – I promise you do NOT need to be able to read German to be inspired – as they say, a picture is worth 1000 words and this certainly holds true for this gorgeous book.
I'm going to open it up as well to ANYONE IN THE WORLD – not just UK only. Yes, this is coming out of my own pocket but I want you guys to have the chance to own something that's precious to me and that I feel really proud to have been a part of.
What do you need to do to win one of 3 of these books? It's simple.
Subscribe to my email notifications and in return, you'll receive my free PDF, 'How To Create an Eclectic Boho Glam Look on a Budget' – if you are already a subscriber (thank you!), then you only need to leave a comment! Just click here to subscribe and enter.
That's it! And be sure to include your email address when you log in to comment or else I won't know how to reach you!
I'll announce the winners on this post on the 4th of November and contact the winners on the same day. Competition is now open and will close at midnight BST on 3rd November 2015. Please see T&Cs here (opens in a new window).
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Interior design has inspired me to be more bold and create more for my own house!
I am slightly (okay very!) copper obsessed and since it's finally become a huge trend in Interiors in the last couple of years I've found so many copper pieces that makes home feel so much more 'me'!
For years i would longingly look at interior design blogs/sites waiting for the day that i owned my own home. I love the inspiration that i have drawn from them and have been able to create my own style, its given me the confidence to take risks and be bold in my decisions, I'm still along way off completing my home so more inspiration is most welcomed.
Interior design allows me to feel peaceful, safe and inspired in my own home and office. Design is the medium by which I express who I truly am and create a space that I adore. When I put together a room, I don't settle for it simply "looking nice." It only feels right once there is the correct balance of "Catherine" and functionality.
Interior blogs like yours helped me recognize, I can´t have a home I truly love love love unless I stop worrying about what others may think about my choices and start living my own stlye. Thank you so much for that!
Plus interior design brings great people together from all over the world which is just great.
The moment I see a mail from you I open it immediately. Interior design blogs like yours helped me to find my way in the UK since I live in France and now have a partner in the UK. I found my way to Home Sense and to some on-line stores you recommended and it helped me in the process of renovating the part of the Victorian house we inherited. Oh and I do read German…?
Interior Design has inspired me to express myself at home by really thinking about my values and priorities, and trying to align them to the layout and mood I create at home, my haven. It is outer expression of my inner world, and our family world.
Always having had a passion for pretty, eclectic and collected, interior design has taught me that it's ok to mix and match, be bold, loud and proud, and most importantly, allow my spaces to reflect what visually and emotionally speaks to me.
Thank you for sharing your gift via this blog and for the opportunity to win the book.
And I need to find a way to get my hands on this book because my daughter is majoring in German (and Journalism) in college, in her senior year right now, and plans to try to work in Germany or England for at least awhile when she graduates next year. She studied in Berlin last year and loved living and traveling "across the pond." She would adore this book. Of course I would have to absorb it's wonderfulness first!!
Currently, I have a rental apartment. Interior Design has inspired me to creatively find ways to express myself and make my home feel like a home as oppose to just leaving it as a sterile wall and cheap furniture. As we all know, life is short and interior design has taught me to surround myself with beauty and things that make me happy and to enjoy it with the ones I love.
I've always been shy of putting things on walls, using colour, prints and anything fun. Then when I came across your blog, followed by intense searches on Pinterest, I began to open my eyes and realise that I was living in a blank canvas.
Since then you won't believe how much my home has changed in these past few weeks. I actually have pictures on the wall. There are funky prints on my cushions. I actually brought a tin of coloured paint this weekend too!
Seriously, you have inspired me. Your home is beautiful, vibrant and it reflects you. I only wish that I can achieve the same in my home!
Interior design has given me a new lease of life. Whilst suffering from depression, I found myself house-bound and could only express myself and my emotions in terms of colour, texture and furnishings to decorate my home. All done via online stores. Choosing them made a huge difference to my limited daily routine and it was instrumental in getting me out of a very unhappy place.
Interior design and blogs in particular have inspired me in my own decor by giving me the confidence to try out bold colours, to experiment, to not be afraid of making mistakes. To be comfortable with the fact that not everyone will like your choices, and that's ok!
That books looks lovely! Right now, I'm eyeing a pair of muted leopard print chairs for my kitchen…trying to decide if I should take the plunge into animal prints!
I've been following you for a few months now and you're my favorite decorator on the planet. I've always been afraid of color in my own house, but loved it in other's home. I was chicken (and old). I said to myself, what the heck. If I don't get color In my house now, I never will. Remember, I'm old. Glad to say that because of your inspiration, I have some beautiful colors throughout my home. To be perfectly honest, I simply copied your home. Somethings I couldn't afford and somethings I couldn't find on-line. But, I'm Swoonworthy in a country town in the State of Alabame, USA. I even ordered your decorating books you have displayed!
before i read design blogs i had an idea of what a designer was… now i am a fan of the design bloggers/designers who push the rules aside to create beautiful personal spaces…. so i've learned to embrace who i am and show it in my own decor.
My husband and I have owned a home for a little over two years now and this is the first house that's truly our own to decorate. We live an old home with tons of charm and character. I have seen a significate change in my taste and décor from interior design inspiration found in blogs/pinterest/magazines. This inspiration has given me confidence to step out and try new things with design that I would have never dreamed of before!
I have loved interior design since I was a kid! My friend used to make fun of me because I would rearrange the furniture in my bedroom all the time. Design books are my addiction (when I can afford them) and this one would look great on the table next to my Domino book!
i've been inspired to make my home more "me" and create a space that i love and makes me happy. it's still a work in progress, but it's a really fun process!
I've been able to create a space that I can call my sanctuary. It inspires me, motivates me, gives me an energetic sense of productivity and peace. I feel my best when surrounded by beauty and my treasures.
Interior design is a way for me to make my home reflect who I am, and after so many years of living in rented apartments with really restrictive rules on decorating that's so important to me! When people walk into my house I want them to get a little glimpse into my personality, and now I can make that happen.
I Love decorating my home! I subscribe to a zillion different home blogs (yours is def tops on my list), and I get different ideas from each one, and my home reflects that, but it all goes together. I think seeing all your leopard influenced me in buying leopard dining chairs!
Interior design has inspired me to surround myself with meaningful items that I love and make me happy even if it isn't trendy.
You are my idol….fearless and free with your designs. I so enjoy your emails! You have given me permission to use my adored leopard in interior designing – although it's not popular here in Beirut, Lebanon, lol….We moved here to retire – from So. California 3 years ago – to the childhood home of my hubby. It's been hard for me as an American, to try and conform to the design culture here too! But, with inspirational bloggers like yourself, and such enticing pictures…..I'm trying to do what makes me happy! This book, with all it's beautiful pics, would be a blessing. Everything here's in Arabic – which I don't speak, so what's a little German – lol….???
Since I've started reading interior blogs I realised how to go about creating a space that feels right for me – just for me, not for guests that might just stay for one evening or a few days, or for my mother or for a TV crew (because clearly those TV folks just randomly come into people's homes to judge them, right?).
I finally learned how to pinpoint what exactly it is that I like in a picture – is it the colours? The furniture? Texture? Light? How can I recreate it so that it works for me, my space and my wallet? And CAN I do it myself? How long will it take?
And of course, thanks to blogs like yours or Maggie Overby or YHL or Emily Henderson I was able to look "behind the scenes", so to speak, and find out that even the pros don't just do their thing in a few hours, without a hitch, without money constraints.
One of the best moments in my life was when I painted a corner of my living room with yellow horizontal stripes. None of my friends liked it, but they all said: "Well, as long as YOU like it …" And you know what? I did. And it really was the only thing that mattered.
Design has inspired me in the sense that I'm not a big consumer. My space is mostly filled with pieces handed down to me. Needing to make them look fresh and intentional has led me to the world of design. And it has led me to my hobby in refinishing. Yes I'm the crazy lady out there stripping, sanding and finishing. Besides it's just fun.
Interior design has inspired me to think "out of the box", it's ok to have very dark walls and step away from beige, whites and blah! My 6 year old is now the proud owner of a beautiful green & grey room with hints of pink,gold & leopard print. Not to mention the gold print "and though she be but little she is fierce". I am inspired to make our home fun!
Interior design has inspired me to mix patterns and color, which I love!
Interior design has inspired me above all to take risks with my interior decisions; some work , others are best forgotten about and are kept between my hubby and me ;) ! Interior design for me is expressing my personality within the framework of my home. Love it so much as I'm such a home bird and love nothing more than cuddling up with my family and enjoying the home that we have created.
Interior design has inspired me to reflect both my husband's and my taste in our shared home. I always had a very strong sense of what I liked and disliked and now that I have to consider someone else's point of view, it changes everything – but in a good way!
Your blog aka interior designs has shown me that BOHO GLAM & ECLETIC are more my style that lets me add all the color and vi va boom glam thru all out my house and each time I enter it always am thankful how much I enjoy making it mine.. ..Your blog is SO AWESOME and always enjoy reading it ..Thanks ..
Interior design has inspired me to search inside myself and be who I really am through the expressions of my home. Not an easy task!
My friends and family have always laughed when no matter how hard I have tried a room always turns out in a colour as near to magnolia as I can get! A dramatic change in life has given me more space but less money so I have been looking for easy and affordable ways to decorate and incorporate vintage pieces I have grown up with. You see things from a completely different angle and perspective than me and I have experimented with some great results. I am currently saving up for RED stair and hall carpet thanks to your love of all things dramatic!! Interior design is now longer a quick flick of paint and moving the furniture around but a 'lucky dip' of things I already have and interesting things I notice when out shopping or exploring. If I can't be me now then I never will!!
Interior design has shown me that my home doesn't have to be like someone else's taste, it could be filled with things I like and how I like it.
Interior design (i.e. you!) has inspired me to inject more me/pizazz and oomph in my home. Looking at the challenges you've undertaken, the tweaks to existing furniture etc has made me realise what a blank and bland 'safe' style I had stuck to. Too scared to really do what I wanted for fear of what people would think of me.. Boom! No more!
Thanks to you and Ash (Live Like the Boy) I feel bolder, happier and like my house is finally representing me. I see the quirky twists I have injected and I finally feel like my home is a home. Its like coming home to me. ;) Interior design is now something I feel safe playing with and I'm not worried about doing the 'wrong' thing anymore or making mistakes.
Interior design has let me put together several decades worth of mementos from living pretty much all over the world in a fun and cohesive way.
Interior design has inspired me to try something different so I no longer live in a beige box. It has made me take notice of fixtures and fittings everywhere I go. Upping my game has also inspired friends and family who are what I have done with my home to make changes to their own homes.
For me, interior design is so much more than just decorating. It is an energy that makes people feel their best in their space. Through all the amazing interior design inspiration that is now so freely available (and that I can never get enough of!), I am figuring out how to marry up my style with the styles of my loved ones to create a harmonious and beautiful home that we all love.
The images in this post are so very beautiful; I'd be so excited if I got my hands on one of these inspiring books that I just know I'd be devouring every element of inspiration in it several times a day!
Interior design and blogs like yours and others have opened a window into a brand new world for me. Just being exposed to all things design has changed my tastes and given me the much needed confidence to experiment and try things I would never have thought possible before. I now like animal print and metallics thanks to you and yes you have convinced me to try mixing old and new, textures and letting go of sets and matchy matchy items. It's an ongoing exciting joyrney, is it not?!


the River Teviot. 3 river walks and bird hide.
Coffee shop and smokery attached.
of the 13th century, the ruined curtain walls forming the basis of a folly built in 1794 for the last Earl of Marchmont.
Branded as 'Britain's Friendliest Racecourese', Kelso is a charming rural Jumps racecourse with a warm atmosphere and popular with a knowledgable local crowd.
"Our fifth return visit. Super as usual we try never to go anywhere else! "
& thanks for the inspiration. What a fantastic house!"
"Very nice place to stay, the best we have stayed at.


In addition to downloading an entire exam (via Quick Export or Administrator Export), UltraLinq allows you to download individual images or clips via the exam viewer.
1. Select the exam from the core page.
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4. The file will automatically download to your Downloads folder. The file name will equal the number of the image or clip. For example, if you download image 21, the file name will be "21". No patient identifiers are used to differentiate the files.


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Semipostal Audrey Hepburn es una emisión semipostal alemana con una imagen no autorizada por la familia de la actriz Audrey Hepburn, donde ella aparece con una boquilla para cigarrillos.

La serie completa contiene otras cinco imágenes. El mentado sello fue reemplazado por uno donde aparece un rollo de película.

El sello original alcanzó fama mundial en 2001 por su cotización en subasta, 135.000 euros.

El sello definitivo apareció el 11 de octubre de 2001 en pliego y el 13 de noviembre de 2001 como cuadernillo, dentro de la "Für die Wohlfahrtspflege 2001". Cuatro estampillas representando a Charlie Chaplin, Marilyn Monroe, Greta Garbo y Jean Gabin con la leyenda "Internationale Filmschauspieler" son obra de la artista gráfica Antonia Graschberger.

Existen cuando menos, 15 ejemplares descubiertos, de los cuales, diez se encuentran en condición nuevo, en una hoja completa, y los cinco restantes están cancelados.

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Sellos de Alemania
Temáticas de sellos postales

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Ageless Wonders Reviews - Is it a Scam or Legit?
Advertised as a life changing opportunity for healthy living, Ageless Wonders' three different formulas claim to help provide a variety of anti-aging benefits.
With three different scientifically based blends, the Ageless Wonders supplement system promises to deliver a variety of essential fatty acids, antioxidants, herbs, vitamins, and minerals that can help support cardiovascular health, boost energy production, protect against stress, and enhance cognitive performance and memory.
By taking four pills per day, the manufacturer claims these three supplements can help you feel alert and refreshed, protect cells from free radicals, and support general brain health. As a result, the website reports that it's a smart choice for healthy living.
But just because it's easy to incorporate, does this mean that Ageless Wonders really is packed with proven age fighters? Does it represent a life changing opportunity to start living younger, longer, naturally?
That's precisely what you're here to find out. Based on what we learned during our investigation, we'll help you uncover some answers.
According to the Tech Museum of Innovation, a project supported by the Department of Genetics at the Stanford School of Medicine, the medical community isn't wholly sure why we age.
However, the prevailing theory is that it involves a combination of genetic (i.e. genes tell our body how long it will live) and DNA (i.e. "our body and our DNA get damaged until we can no longer function properly") factors.
As a result, they recommend offsetting these changes by including physical activity in your routine, eating a healthy diet, avoiding smoking, and making sure you're getting the recommended levels of nutrients like calcium, vitamin D, and staying mentally and socially active.
Are any of these substances contained in Ageless Wonders? How else does it claim to address age-related issues?
Features vitamins B1, B2, B6, and B12, along with 350 mg of magnesium, guarana seed, and moringa seed. Take one capsule each morning.
According to their summarizations of the available clinical evidence, the Natural Medicines Database, WebMD, and Examine.com indicated 10mg of thiamine (vitamin B1) along with 2.6mg of B2 might help reduce the risk of getting cataracts.
50mg of vitamin B6 and 1mg of vitamin B12 daily are listed as possibly effective for preventing vision loss caused by age-related macular degeneration, and 300-1800mg of magnesium may help prevent osteoporosis in older individuals.
What About Age Wonders' Heart Blend?
Taking one capsule every night with or after dinner, this blend contains CoQ10, curcumin, zinc, and selenium.
In some instances, WebMD and the Natural Medicines Database report that a combination of CoQ10 and omega-3 fatty acids may help address age-related vision loss (no dosages listed). And if you have osteoarthritis-related pain, 2,000mg of daily turmeric and 15mg of zinc may help provide some relief.
What's In Ageless Wonders' Mind Blend?
This blend contains l-glutathione, ashwagandha, rhodiola, evening primrose oil, and gamma linoleic acid, which you'll need to take two softgels of in the evening, with or after dinner.
Evening primrose oil is listed as possibly effective for decreasing bone loss in elderly individuals (no dosage listed).
Outside of these ingredients, none of the others in Ageless Wonders' blends are listed as having sufficient clinical evidence showing them to be effective for any common age-related conditions.
Will Ageless Wonders' Ingredients Cause Side Effects?
For the most part, these same authoritative sites reported that the majority of the system's ingredients likely won't cause anything worse than mild digestive upset or headache. No specific circumstances were listed.
With this said, guarana contains natural levels of caffeine, which could impact individuals who are especially sensitive to stimulants.
CoQ10 can lower blood pressure, so be sure to check with your doctor if you're currently taking medication for this condition.
Finally, it's reported that for some ingredients, such as l-glutathione and rhodiola, possible side effects are not known.
How Much Does Ageless Wonders Cost?
60 days worth of the Ageless Wonders supplement system is priced at $79.95, plus $9.95 S&H. With your order, you'll receive a bonus exercise and nutrition guide, as well as an anti-aging guide download.
During checkout, you'll also be able to order 30 days of the Ageless Wonders Sleep Formula for an additional $9.95 S&H fee.
All orders come with a 30-day refund policy, less S&H, which you can request by contacting Thane US's support department at 800-676-1604 or customercareusa@thane.com.
Are There Other Anti-Aging Supplements Competing With Ageless Wonders?
In five words? There are a whole lot.
In fact, you can see just how many options there are by typing the phrase into Google, which returned hundreds of different results at the time of our research. While we didn't encounter any systems or formulations exactly like Ageless Wonders, dozens contained many of the same core ingredients, while ranging in price between $10 and $80+.
To help you find the best option, here's the most important point to emphasize: Following the advice of organizations like Nutrition.gov, the US Preventive Services Task Force, and the American Cancer Association, unless you're deficient in an essential vitamin or mineral—which is something only your doctor can diagnose—dietary supplements have not been shown to play an integral part in optimizing health.
This means that in order to achieve the most value for your money, we'd recommend first making an appointment with a healthcare professional to discuss any supplements you're considering, as well as whether or not they believe one will address your specific diagnosis.
From there, as consumers ourselves, it's our opinion that the right choice depends on verifiable factors like clinical support for the company's claims, a fair pricing structure, with no required autoship programs, and a mostly positive reputation among customers.
What's the Bottom Line About Ageless Wonders?
Overall, as reported by the Natural Medicines Database, WebMD, and Examine.com, there seems to be a fair amount of clinical support that many of Ageless Wonders' ingredients can address age-related conditions; especially those related to osteoporosis and osteoarthritis, along with eye-related concerns like age-related macular degeneration and cataracts.
However, without a supplement facts label listed on the company's website, we can't know if the system contains the same dosages found in related studies. We spoke to a friendly Thane Direct customer service representative who didn't have any information about the supplements, but escalated our inquiry to the corporate office.
We're also pending additional information about what's contained in the nutrition and anti-aging guides, as well as the Ageless Wonders Sleep Formula.
In the meantime, we might recommend consulting with your physician and bookmarking this page for additional upcoming details.
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In the belly of Israel's Holocaust 'memory monster' by Steve France
The narrator does not define the monster but what the death-camp trauma-drama has done to the students' minds is monstrous: Despite their acting out rituals of grief and mourning, they come away from his tours repulsed by their ancestors, the victims of a horrific genocide, whose murderers they are pumped up to emulate, as they confront the Arabs, whom they see as their enemy.
Continue reading at https://mondoweiss.net/2020/10/in-the-belly-of-israels-holocaust-memory-monster/
Genocide supporter may get top job at Israel Holocaust memorial by Ali Abunimah
The UN Genocide Convention defines genocide as any of a number of inhuman acts "committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial or religious group, as such."
Under the convention, the crime of genocide includes "direct and public incitement to commit genocide."
If anything fits this description it is Eitam's record of dehumanizing Palestinians as "evil" and as "animals" and calling for their mass killing and expulsion from their homeland.
Thus, we will soon find out if Israel will be putting a genocidaire in charge of its Holocaust memorial.
Continue reading at https://electronicintifada.net/blogs/ali-abunimah/genocide-supporter-may-get-top-job-israel-holocaust-memorial
On Hanging from the Blades of a Bulldozer: Al-Naem is Every Palestinian by Ramzy Baroud
"Israel has the right to defend itself" is the typical retort emanating from Washington and its western allies, and now, even by some Arabs. Translation: Israel has the right to oppress and besiege Palestinians, to disrupt any sense of normalcy in their life, to deny them food and medicine, to block every entrance and every exit, to trap them for eternity; Israel also has the right to kill anyone who dares challenge this inhumane paradigm, and, when it chooses, to dangle his or her corpse from the blades of a bulldozer, so that it can restate the rules of the game over and over again.
Political science cannot help us much here, but history can. The humiliation of the Palestinians is part and parcel of an Israeli historical discourse that has dehumanized the Palestinians to the extent that during the genocidal war of 2014, Israelis gathered to watch the onslaught in Gaza, dancing and barbecuing and cheering every time white phosphorous came raining down on hapless Palestinians.
Continue reading at http://www.palestinechronicle.com/on-hanging-from-the-blades-of-a-bulldozer-al-naem-is-every-palestinian/
What the 'Irish famine' genocide teaches us about Palestine by Avigail Abarbanel
Dehumanization is a common tactic all colonizers and settler-colonizers have been using throughout human history. All colonizers and genocidal regimes convince themselves (and all the bystanders out there) that they are not committing any crime, that in killing millions of their fellow human beings they are in fact doing something virtuous, essential and even godly. It is necessary to dehumanize victims so the job of harming, killing and displacing them is not only made easier but is in fact possible at all. Most people would not harm one another when they feel empathy and relate to each other's experience… We see one such case unfolding in Palestine right in front of our noses and no one is doing anything about it.
Continue reading at https://mondoweiss.net/2019/01/genocide-teaches-palestine/
Nassir the latest in a long line of Palestinian child victims of Israel by Ramzy Baroud
The US-Israeli propaganda machine has not just targeted Palestinian fighters or factions, but has also done its utmost to dehumanize, and thus justify the killing of, Palestinian children too. "Children as young as eight turned into bombers, shooters, stabbers," reported one Adam Kredo in the Washington Free Beacon, citing a "new report on child terrorists and their enablers." This is not simply bad journalism, but part of a calculated Israeli campaign aimed at preemptively justifying the killings of children such as Nassir and Mohammed, and hundreds more like them.
It is that same ominous discourse that resulted in the call for genocide made by none other than Israel's Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked, when she also called for the slaughter of Palestinian mothers who give birth to "little snakes."
Continue reading at http://www.arabnews.com/node/1384431
The Fear of Palestinian Existence by Denijal Jegić
Fear has consistently shaped Zionism's approach towards the indigenous Palestinians. As Palestinians have been blamed for merely standing in the way of the colonizer, their removal which has entailed multidimensional policies of ethnic cleansing and genocide, has been rhetorically rationalized through Orientalist transformations of Palestinians from the original owners of the land into "Islamist" terrorists. While Palestinians face a multitude of structural and physical violence, reoccurring culminations of Israeli aggressions resulting in the mass production of Palestinian death have repeatedly highlighted the always-already dehumanized position of Palestinians in the Western political and public sphere.
Continue reading at http://www.palestinechronicle.com/fear-palestinian-existence/
Yes, Palestinians under siege are 'dehumanised' – by Israel by Nada Elia
"The long-standing dominant narrative about Palestinians is that we are an expendable people, one whose rights can be trampled with impunity, whose lives don't matter, because we are lesser beasts on two legs, essentially prone to violence, motivated above all by hatred.
… What does he include under the term 'humanity'?" the reporter persists. "The ability to see the other, his pain. It will be very difficult to restore the Gazans' humanity, because they are occupied with their survival, they are concentrated on themselves. They don't see the other. They themselves have lost control over their sense of feeling, their whole behavior has become a form of acting out."
I do not want to minimise the severity of daily life in Gaza. I am someone who has insisted the siege be recognised as genocidal. Nevertheless, I am appalled at the callousness of the interviewer as she asks for an elaboration of how people in Gaza have lost their "internal morality," their very "humanity".
Continue reading at http://www.middleeasteye.net/columns/israels-apologists-and-dehumanising-palestinians-167270044
Why is Benjamin Netanyahu trying to whitewash Hitler? by Ali Abunimah
The Israeli prime minister's attempt to whitewash Hitler and lay the blame for the Holocaust at the door of Palestinians signals a major escalation of his incitement against and demonization of the people living under his country's military and settler-colonial rule.
It also involves a good deal of Holocaust denial…
That Husseini met Hitler and had relations with the Nazis is no secret. But the fabrications of Netanyahu and other Zionists should be seen for what they are: an attempt to falsely blame Palestinians for Europe's genocide of Jews and in the process erase from memory Zionism's own collaborationist history with Hitler's genocidal regime.
This vile propaganda can have no other purpose than to further dehumanize Palestinians and justify Israel's ongoing ethnic cleansing and murder.
Netanyahu's attempt to blame Palestinians for the Holocaust is itself a form of genocidal incitement.
Continue reading at https://electronicintifada.net/blogs/ali-abunimah/why-benjamin-netanyahu-trying-whitewash-hitler


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Feinstein Calls for Kavanaugh Investigation to Be Reopened if Dems Win Senate
Senator Feinstein wants to reopen probe into Justice Kavanaugh if Democrats take control
Senator Dianne Feinstein has declared that she wants the investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct, against Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, reopened if the Democrats take control of the Senate following the November Midterms.
During a debate in San Francisco, the California Democrat stated that she would "be in favor of opening an investigation into the allegations" made by Christine Blasey Ford against President Trump's nomination for SCOTUS.
Feinstein, the ranking minority member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, told her challenger, state Sen. Kevin de León, that she would push for the unfounded claims to be reinvestigated.
de León, a fellow Democrat, is challenging one of the Senate's longest-tenured members for her seat after emerging from California's hectic jungle primary system.
According to Fox News, Feinstein has come under fire from both Republicans and her fellow Democrats since the Kavanaugh confirmation after it was revealed that one of Judge Kavanaugh's accusers, Christine Blasey Ford, had reached out to the lawmaker with her allegations and asked that they remain confidential.
Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., said last month that Feinstein's office will be investigated to determine whether or not it leaked Ford's letter to the press.
"They have betrayed her," Cotton, R-Ark, said on CBS' "Face the Nation" about Ford.
"She has been victimized by Democrats … on a search-and-destroy mission for Brett Kavanaugh."
During Wednesday's debate, de León agreed with Feinstein that he would also support a renewed investigation into the allegations against Kavanaugh.
And while this was one of many issues on which the two Democrats appeared to be eye-to-eye, de León was critical of Feinstein and the rest of Congress's slowness in tackling issues like climate change, immigration reform, and healthcare.
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"Because of the lack of action in Washington, I've had to move by myself here in California," he said.
In regards to immigration – a major topic of discussion in a state that is 39 percent Latino and 27 percent of its population is foreign-born – Feinstein said that if Democrats take control of the Senate in the midterm, immigration reform will be one of the first things the new Congress tackles.
"If Democrats are in the majority, there will be a comprehensive immigration reform bill before the [Senate Judiciary] committee," she said.


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Dimetri Hogan Builds a Haven House in LA With Friends
Maison Hennessy Celebrates 150 Years With A Glitzy Decanter Design By Frank Gehry
Pop Culture: the Veuve Clicquot X Yayoi Kusama Collab Bubbles Up
Chelsea Handler Sells Renovated Bel Air Mansion for Double What She Paid
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Rising Star Nafessa Williams Dishes on Her Groundbreaking TV Role and Her Latest Film
By Jimmy Kontomanolis | November 11, 2019 | Television
From soap star to bonafide superhero, Nafessa Williams is certainly a woman to watch. Williams has quickly made a name for herself by taking on a versatile roster of characters across film and television. For three seasons, she's played an integral role on The CW's superhero drama, Black Lightning, where her character of Anissa Pierce became television's first African American lesbian.
We chatted with Williams to discuss her latest film project, her groundbreaking television role, and the evolution of Anissa Pierce on Black Lightning.
Your new film recently hit theatres. Tell us about Black and Blue.
NAFESSA WILLIAMS: Black and Blue is an action thriller about a rookie cop who witnesses her partner murder a kid through her body cam. The movie is led by Naomie Harris and I play her childhood best friend.
What was the best part about preparing for this role? Was this as physically demanding as preparing for Black Lighting?
NW: This film was in no way near as physically demanding as Black Lightning. I actually didn't have any stunts. The best part was being able to tackle a new character who is extremely different than my characters on Black Lightning. I never want to play the same kind of characters over and over so it was pretty dope to switch it up.
Tell us about your role on Black Lighting—how has your character evolved? Did you feel a certain amount of pressure or responsibility representing a character that has yet to be shown on television?
NW: Since Season One of Black Lightning my character has evolved quite a bit. She's matured a lot! She definitely found her identity as a super hero and is much more confident in her abilities.
How do you prepare for television and film differently?
NW: I actually prepare for film and TV the same. For me it's all about the character I'm portraying. Creating a world for my characters, finding our similarities and our differences, and understanding who they are so I can be a voice for them is an important part of my process.
What are you looking forward to in the next few months?
NW: I'm looking forward to the holidays. I just bought my first home and I'm excited to host and decorate and create my own traditions!
When you're not on set, where can we find you in LA? Any favorite hangouts?
NW: It really just depends on my vibe! Most days I like to kick it in the Valley. Studio City is probably my favorite hang-out spot. Other days I like to kick it on the beach, meditate and maybe grab Nobu in Malibu after. Honestly, I just love California overall. It's the weather, it's the vibe. LA is my favorite city, it's unmatched. When I was 11, I told my mom I was moving to LA, so I guess you can say I'm living my dream.
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Why do Latin second declension neuter nouns look like singular feminine nouns in plural nominative and accusative?
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What linguistic studies have been done on the words spoken when "speaking in tongues"?
Christine Kenneally (born in Melbourne, Australia) is an Australian-American journalist who writes on science, language and culture. Trained as a linguist, she has written for the New York Times, the New Yorker, Slate, New Scientist, and Australia's Monthly, among other publications.
Before she switched from linguistics, she did an honours thesis on glossolalia, under Mark Durie. Mark Durie has also since switched from linguistics; he's now a pastor (Charismatic Anglican), and is prominent in anti-Islam polemics.
Christine's conclusion was that the linguistics structures of glossolalia match Anglo stereotypes of foreign languages: CV structure, simple phonetics, simple vowels. Nothing linguistically exotic. It's like asking someone to "speak African" if they know nothing about African (including click languages).
Anecdote had it that the supervisor–supervisee relationship was an uncomfortable one.
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What language did the ancient Minoans of Crete speak? Was ancient Greek, or something very different?
Other respondents have answered about Linear A, of which we know only that is probably inspired Linear B, and it was very unlikely to have been Greek.
We also have a few inscriptions, from Classical times, in Eteocretan language, a non-Greek language written in Greek characters. It's reasonable to assume it's the same language was what the Minoans spoke, though it's not definite.
We only know two words from what little parallel Greek–Eteocretan text we have, and we know that it doesn't look like any language we know from the region, including Semitic or Indo-European. We also know that it had syllabic consonants: lmo is a word in Eteocretan.
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What is the Greek name of violet?
The flower violet is ἴον /íon/ in Ancient Greek.
In Modern Greek, μενεξές /menekses/ < Turkish menekşe < Persian بنفشه /banafše/ and βιολέτα < Italian violetta are more common.
EDIT: the colour: in Ancient Greek ἰάνθινος "violet-flowered" or ἰόεις. Just as well, because ἰώδης is "rust-coloured = verdigris, green" (from the similar noun ἰός).
Modern Greek? You'll occasionally find the derived terms μενεξί, βιολετί. But good old French μώβ (mauve) is the default for all variants of purple; and before it, I'm pretty sure it was λουλακί "indigo".
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Should Persian (Farsi) officially switch to the Latin script?
Choice of script is always about ideology. Always. It's not about linguistic rationality. In fact, when the missionaries or linguists come to town and start devising orthographies for previously unwritten languages, one of the language communities' frequent concerns is that their orthography should look different from the tribe down the road.
Latin swept the Middle East as a vehicle of Westernisation in Kemal Atatürk's time. That was Kemal's ideology: it was hardly ideologically neutral, any more than Arabic script was. Yes, Ottoman Turkish orthography was pretty damn clumsy; but that wasn't the main reason for the switch.
And yes, there has been a merry-go-round of script reform in the former Soviet Union, from Arabic to Cyrillic to Latin. But that's not primarily about rationality either. It's about (a) the old link to Islamic culture being broken by Communism, and (b) the new links being drawn to Pan-Turkism. Nothing neutral there either. Moreover, given the disruption introduced through Communism, scripts there now have the Lindy effect (thanks to Adam Mathias Bittlingmayer for introducing me to the notion): the scripts are now not long enough entrenched to resist replacement.
But Persian? Why does Persian use Arabic? Because Islam. And because no Kemalism or Pan-Turkism. And because Westernisation is not as compelling to them as it was to Kemal in 1920.
I have a soft spot for Greeklish, the adhoc online Latinisation(s) of Greek (Nick Nicholas' answer to How are Greek characters written with Latin script?). But we're not talking YouTube comments here. We're talking the entire literary culture of Modern Persian, all the way back to Fedrowsi. Kemal made the decision that Turkey could break with its Ottoman literary past. I'm not seeing even the most ardent Zoroastrian emigré say they'd want that.
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Should Greek write Tαβου instead of Tαμπου (for taboo) and Bιδεο instead of Bιντεο (video), as done in Cyprus?
A: no. 🙂 Transliteration reform has already happened in Greek, and it's concentrated around simplifying vowels. No more omega for long o's or eta for long i's or <ai> for long e's, as in Φλωμπέρ <Flōmper> = Flaubert, Σαίξπηρ <Saixpēr> = Shakespeare.
But at least those reforms have made phonological sense. This wouldn't.
And B: I question the premiss. Cypriot stops work differently to Standard Greek stops: Standard Greek has a contrast of /(n)d/ ~ /t/ (ντ ~ τ), whereas Cypriot has a contrast of /nd/ ~ /t/ ~ /tʰ/ (ντ ~ τ ~ ττ). As a result, video and taboo are transliterated in Cyprus as βίτεο, ταπού <viteo, tapou>: <t> is considered there closer to /d/ than <nd> is.
Cypriot does not use βίδεο, ταπού: in Cyprus as in Greece, they would represent /viðeo, tavu/.
But that's not because Cypriot is more rational than Standard Greek, with its <vinteo, tampou>: it's because Cypriot is phonologically different, and is far enough from Greece to have its own transliteration norms, even if Standard Greek is the official language there. It's also why Schubert in Cyprus is spelled Σιούπερτ <sjoupert> and not Σούμπερτ <soumpert>: <sj> = /ʃ/ in Cypriot.
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Susan Fallentine Flatberg, born December 8, 1944, died suddenly April 23, 2012 of Takotsubo Cardiomyopathy. Susan was amazing! We will miss her more than we will ever be able to express.
She is survived by her husband of 44 years, David R. Flatberg; her daughters Jenny and Anne Flatberg; her mom Edith Dixon Fallentine; her siblings Jody (Lynn) Chidester, Carolyn (Ralph) Gilstrap, Robert (Annette) Fallentine and Michael (Julie) Fallentine; her dog Bluebelle; and all her family members whom she loved so very much.
Susan was a member of Chapter AE, P.E.O., St. James Episcopal Church and DUP. Her passion was educating children. She created and directed a number of preschools, including The Cockleshell. Over 30 years, Susan taught hundreds of children how to learn and how to be good people.
Her exemplary life impacted everyone who knew her. She was important to so many people and so many people were important to her. Most of all, Susan loved her family, and to us, she was the strongest and most loving person ever.
Susan's funeral and burial will be on Saturday, May 12 at 10:00am at St. James Episcopal Church: 7486 Union Park Avenue, Midvale, UT.
To honor her please donate a book in her memory to your local elementary school or send monetary donations to: The Moran Eye Center or The Huntsman Cancer Institute. Please do not send flowers.


Brownie points to them. Unlike other common websites, this one is based in Ludhiana and has more than 50 restaurants listed including the likes of Spice Cube, Sagar Ratna, Berco's, Belfrance, Rollarappa, Milkshake And Co. So the next time hunger strikes, just go to their website, login, choose the desired location , place your order and tada! They don't accept online payment though.
#GedhiTip – Keep an eye on the discount and cash back offers that keep flashing.
This fast food drive-in place started by Chef Jatin Khurana is a very well known name in the city. People are such loyal fans that even if they have to wait around half an hour or more for their food, they happily do. Well now you can seamlessly order food from their website or app and wait for it in the comfort of your own home. They have an extensive menu and are pretty swift in their delivery. All you have to do is login on their website/ app , place your order and pay when you receive your order. The best part is that you can time whether you want the delivery instantly or later.
This food delivery giant does function really well in Ludhiana. Their functionality remains their USP. With extremely accurate listings as per your location, your only worry is to decide what to order. You can place order for a later delivery , check for minimum order delivery, different payment options etc etc. They package really well and accept online payment, Paytm, Mobikwik, COD .
Well, that's one website that has been for us since a very long time. The drawback – you can order Pizza, Sides and Soft drinks only. Like other websites, their ordering process is pretty simple and within 30 minutes of placing your order, you have your pizza. The delivery is pretty fresh and they accept online payments and cash on delivery.
There are some food cravings that can be curbed only at Pizza Hut. The pizza crust variety, side order variations make Pizza Hut the perfect go to on a lazy afternoon of carb craving. The only downside is that they might not deliver to your area. Model Town is not a part of their delivery areas though Model Town Extension is, so if you don't live in Model Town, order away!
#GedhiTip – They have amazing meal deals. Keep checking them.


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Q: Getting The value of Alert and Make it as a Variable in php I want to make my alert value as a variable in php. This is my code
<html>
<body>

    <form action="" method="post">

    <select name="kat" id="kat" >
        <option></option>
        <option>UNANG TAE</option>
        <option>PANGALAWANG TAE</option>

    </select>

        <input type="text" value="" name="baliw">

    </form>

<script src="js/jquery.js"></script>

<script>

$('#kat').on('change', function () {

<?php

/*
mysql_connect('localhost','root','');
mysql_select_db('perens');
mysql_query(" INSERT INTO table (sample) VALUES ('".$alert_value."') ");
*/
    ?>

alert(this.value);

});

</script>

    </body>
</html>

There's a comment inside my PHP where I want to make the alert value as a variable but I don't know how.

A: JavaScript runs on the client side, after the PHP code is executed on the server side. So you cannot work with the JavaScript variables in PHP. However, you can make an Ajax call to a PHP file, posting the JavaScript values. These values can then be stored in a database by the PHP script.
Using jQuery, you can easy send Ajax requests:
http://api.jquery.com/jquery.ajax/
You can then access these values using PHP $_POST and $_GET.

A: http://api.jquery.com/jquery.ajax/
Take a look at this to use ajax to send javascript variables to php.

A: You can't do that directly.
The javascript event listener that raises the alert message is executed by the web browser (client side) and the php is executed in the server side before than page is loaded by the web browser (server side).
What you can do is to send the alert message to a PHP script using an AJAX request.
Example:

$('#kat').on('change', function() {

  $.ajax({
    url: "myscript.php",
    type: "post",
    data: {
      message: this.value
    }
  });

  alert(this.value);

});
<script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.1/jquery.min.js"></script>

Type whatever you want here:
<input type="text" id="kat" />

Now you can capture the messages from a php script like the following one:
<?php

// myscript.php

$alert_message = $_POST['message'];

// !!! Importat, sanitize the input in order to avoid a classic
// SQLInjection
// $alert_message =  mySanitizationFunction($_POST['message']);

mysql_connect('localhost','root','');
mysql_select_db('perens');
mysql_query(" INSERT INTO table (sample) VALUES ('".$alert_value."') ");

?>

Remember that it is important to sanitize the input in order to avoid a SQL Injection, I recommend you to use a database abstration layer like PDO or an ORM that can facilitate the input sanitization.

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// Simple hash functions used for internal data structures

#ifndef TENSORFLOW_LIB_HASH_HASH_H_
#define TENSORFLOW_LIB_HASH_HASH_H_

#include <stddef.h>
#include <stdint.h>

#include <string>

#include "tensorflow/core/lib/core/stringpiece.h"
#include "tensorflow/core/platform/types.h"

namespace tensorflow {

extern uint32 Hash32(const char* data, size_t n, uint32 seed);
extern uint64 Hash64(const char* data, size_t n, uint64 seed);

inline uint64 Hash64(const char* data, size_t n) {
  return Hash64(data, n, 0xDECAFCAFFE);
}

inline uint64 Hash64(const string& str) {
  return Hash64(str.data(), str.size());
}

inline uint64 Hash64Combine(uint64 a, uint64 b) {
  return a ^ (b + 0x9e3779b97f4a7800ULL + (a << 10) + (a >> 4));
}

// Hash functor suitable for use with power-of-two sized hashtables.  Use
// instead of std::hash<T>.
//
// In particular, tensorflow::hash is not the identity function for pointers.
// This is important for power-of-two sized hashtables like FlatMap and FlatSet,
// because otherwise they waste the majority of their hash buckets.
template <typename T>
struct hash {
  size_t operator()(const T& t) const { return std::hash<T>()(t); }
};

template <typename T>
struct hash<T*> {
  size_t operator()(const T* t) const {
    // Hash pointers as integers, but bring more entropy to the lower bits.
    size_t k = static_cast<size_t>(reinterpret_cast<uintptr_t>(t));
    return k + (k >> 6);
  }
};

template <>
struct hash<string> {
  size_t operator()(const string& s) const {
    return static_cast<size_t>(Hash64(s));
  }
};

template <>
struct hash<StringPiece> {
  size_t operator()(StringPiece sp) const {
    return static_cast<size_t>(Hash64(sp.data(), sp.size()));
  }
};

}  // namespace tensorflow

#endif  // TENSORFLOW_LIB_HASH_HASH_H_

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Germany abets a new world war
Syrian President Bashar Assad is not an independent actor. The Assad regime owes its existence to Iran and Russia.
Bashar Assad would never have carried out his April 7 chemical weapons attack against rebel forces and their families in Douma, outside Damascus, if he hadn't received a green light from Russia and operational assistance and permission from Iran.
As a result, by sidestepping Russian and Iranian assets in Syria, President Donald Trump's precision strike in retaliation for Syria's chemical weapons attack may have little strategic significance.
As Israel noted Thursday, Iran is specifically responsible for the violence in Syria. And as Trump gets his new foreign policy team set up, with his Secretary of State-designate Mike Pompeo awaiting Senate confirmation, the threat Iran poses to US national security and strategic interests is rapidly expanding.
Not only is Iran the power behind the man Trump referred to as a "Gas Killing Animal who kills his people and enjoys it." Iran is the most acute threat to the nuclear peace that has held since the end of World War II.
On April 9, Iran celebrated "Nuclear Day." Regime officials, including President Hassan Rouhani, threatened the U.S., saying that if America abandons the so-called Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), better known as the Iran nuclear deal, then Iran can restore uranium enrichment to weapons grade levels within two days.
These threats underscore the point, made repeatedly by nuclear watchdogs and nuclear deal opponents, that under the nuclear deal, Iran has expanded its nuclear capabilities.
With the May 12 deadline set by President Trump for the U.S. and its allies to improve the Iran deal, the U.S. and its European allies have less than a month to agree on new provisions that can make the deal worth retaining.
During his Senate confirmation hearing this week, Pompeo said that the Trump administration prefers to amend the deal in a manner that would satisfy U.S. requirements, but the U.S. will consider other actions if it cannot be adequately improved.
In his words, "I want to fix this deal; that's the objective. In the event that we conclude we can't fix this deal … then the president is going to be given the best advice, including by me. If there's no chance that we can fix it, I will recommend to the president that we do our level best to work with our allies to achieve a better outcome and a better deal."
In his written testimony to the Senate, Pompeo noted that Iran's illicit nuclear program is just one of many ways that Iran's actions threaten America and its allies.
In his words, "We cannot let the nuclear file prevent us from acting against Iran's cyber efforts or its attempts to provide missiles to the Houthis [in Yemen] to attack Saudi Arabia and Americans who travel there. Iran's activities in Syria, Iraq and Lebanon threaten the very existence of Israel, and the global reach of Hezbollah threatens us right here in the homeland."
Distressingly, one of the key parties blocking U.S. efforts to curb Iranian capabilities in all areas is one of America's closest allies: Germany.
Although Germany is a member of NATO and is perceived as a loyal U.S. ally, in practice, Germany is one of Iran's most powerful protectors and promoters.
For the past several weeks, administration officials have told reporters that Germany is selling Iran technology that Iran is using to help the Assad regime replenish its chemical weapons stocks.
Last week, the Jerusalem Post reported that the Germany's Krempel Group provided components found on the Iranian rockets used by the Syrian regime in its chemical attack in Douma.
The German government refused to comment on Krempel's apparent contribution to Assad's deployment of chemical weapons against civilians.
As for the nuclear deal with Iran, according to administration officials involved in negotiations with the Europeans to amend the deal, Germany is the principle obstacle to substantive changes to the agreement.
According a report in the Washington Free Beacon, a U.S. official said that Germany refuses to agree to apply sanctions against Iran for its development of ballistic weapons.
Rather than sanctioning Iran for its ballistic missile development, which the administration has determined violates the spirit of the agreement as well as binding UN Security Council resolutions, according to the administration official, "the Germans say the West should simply keep waiving sanctions and offer to negotiate with Iran on its missile program by offering the regime more economic incentives in exchange for JCPOA-like concessions on the missiles."
As for Hezbollah, Germany has stopped Europe from taking more decisive action.
As Benjamin Weinthal from the Foundation for Defense of Democracies has noted, Germany for years blocked efforts by European Union members, particularly the Netherlands, to label Hezbollah a terror group. Underpinning Germany's behavior was an unspoken agreement with the terror group that Hezbollah can operate in Europe on condition that it doesn't attack European targets.
Hezbollah breached that agreement in 2012 when it bombed an airport bus in Burgas, Bulgaria, killing five Israeli tourists and a Bulgarian national, and wounding 32 others. Following the bombing, which was quickly shown to have been the work of Hezbollah and Iran, the U.S. and Israel demanded that the EU label Hezbollah as a terror group and prohibit it from operating on EU territory.
But due to German obstruction, it took an entire year for the EU to act. And in the end, all it did was label Hezbollah's "military wing" a terror group, while permitting its "political wing" to continue to operate in Europe. Given that in practice, there is no distinction between the two ostensible "wings," the EU's designation had no impact on the group's operations.
According to Germany's Federal Intelligence Agency, there are some 950 Hezbollah operatives in Germany. They operate out of Shiite Islamic centers, which double as recruitment centers for the organization. Other overt activities include holding demonstrations advocating "boycott, divestment and sanctions" (BDS) against Israel.
On the covert side, Hezbollah operatives and Iranian agents have been arrested in recent months in Germany scoping out Israeli and Jewish sites.
Hezbollah operatives in Germany operate in a similar fashion to the group's agents in Latin America. Discussing Hezbollah operatives in the Western Hemisphere, in February the U.S. Military's Southern Command assessed, "Lebanese Hezbollah maintains an established logistical, facilitating, fundraising and operational presence in this region that can be quickly leveraged with little or no warning."
Despite the obvious danger Hezbollah's operations in Germany manifest to Germany itself and to allied interests in Germany and throughout Europe, rather than shut them down, the German government protects them.
In part, Germany's insistence on protecting Hezbollah and Iranian operations in Europe owes to its economic interests. In 2017, German trade with Iran rose 17 percent, from $3.2 billion to $4.3 billion. The vast majority of trade between Germany and Iran is German exports.
One of the chief excuses Germany gives for its protection of Iran and Hezbollah is that it doesn't want to do anything to influence the outcome of the mordant "peace process" between Israel and the Palestinians.
A State Department official told the Jerusalem Post that the Germans base their refusal to ban Hezbollah's "political wing" on the claim that the Lebanese Shiite terror group's operation "is linked to Israel-Palestinian peace talks."
This position is notable for two reasons. First, Hezbollah operations in Germany have no relationship whatsoever to Israeli-Palestinian relations. Second, at the base of the German position is the notion that there is something fundamentally acceptable about murdering Israelis.
Assuming that the Germans believe this is a serious argument, it follows that hostility towards Israel is what informs Germany's policies towards Iran and Hezbollah. This is extraordinary, given that both have stated openly and repeatedly their intention to annihilate the Jewish state.
Indeed, as Israel mourned the Holocaust on its Holocaust Remembrance Day last Thursday, a senior Iranian official again threatened to destroy Israel.
Ali Shirazi, Iranian dictator Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's representative to the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps' Al Quds Brigade said, "If Israel wants to continue its treacherous existence it should avoid stupid measures. If they give excuses to Iran, Tel Aviv and Haifa will be destroyed. Iran can destroy Israel."
Of course, the U.S. itself views with alarm Iran's threats against Israel specifically and its nuclear weapons program generally. Not only is a nuclear-backed threat to commit genocide a serious one, a nuclear-armed Iran could easily instigate a new world war.
Alarmingly, in the midst of Germany's malign efforts to protect Iran and Hezbollah from sanction while permitting them to operate throughout Europe, for the past seven months, the U.S. has been without an ambassador in Germany. Democrats in the Senate are blocking the confirmationof seasoned Republican diplomat Richard Grenell.
While the White House waits for the Senate to permit the U.S. to be represented by an ambassador, the Germans have broken a deal with the U.S. and Israel to permit Israel to run for a rotating UN Security Council seat unopposed. Germany shocked both Israel and the US by opting to run against the Jewish state in the June election. The move ensures, once again, that the Jewish state will be denied representation at the Security Council.
It bears noting that Germany's central role in empowering Iran and Hezbollah undermines the central rationale of Germany's postwar governance. For 70 years, the Federal Republic of Germany has insisted it learned the lessons of its past aggression and crimes against humanity.
After fomenting two world wars and carrying out the most egregious genocide in human history, the Germans insist they abjure aggression and take seriously their "special responsibility" to protect the Jewish state. But Germany's treatment of Iran and Hezbollah on the one hand, and its treatment of Israel on the other hand, indicate that whatever lessons the Germans may have learned, they missed the two most important ones.
First: If you wish to prevent a world war, you shouldn't empower forces that seek to initiate one.
And second: If you are committed to preventing evildoers from enacting another Holocaust, you shouldn't enable evildoers committed to annihilating the Jewish state to acquire the means to do so.
Originally published at Breitbart.com.


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(A). "Target the banks that are closest to the channel, where the wind blows the larvae into the bank," says Ron Lappin, a retired Kentucky guide and panfish pro. "The higher the bank, the better the hatch is. Look for places where the wind can blow across a large area." Cast to the bank and use a slow retrieve, occasionally pausing to let a spinner or jig glide on a semi-slack line just above bottom.
Most reservoirs have manmade current sources, such as a dam, its turbines, culverts, and locks (C). These attract bluegills and are best if they are in deeper spots or have a large concrete structure like a dock piling nearby. "You'll see bluegills almost swarming in these areas after the spawn," says Lappin. He floats a live cricket, rigged on a No. 6 cricket hook, under an acorn-size bobber (Pinch two split shot onto the line between the cricket and bobber), starting on the sunny side of the structure, then shifts to the shaded side, casting directly against the dam.


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The City Council Land Use Committee and Zoning Subcommittee today unanimously approved a controversial 21-story commercial building known as the Union Square Tech Training Center.
RAL Development is one step closer to a rezoning that will pave the way for a commercial building at 124 East 14th Street on a site that currently holds a P.C. Richards. The 240,000-square-foot development will be anchored by tech training nonprofit Civic Hall, which will occupy the fourth through seventh floors with coworking space, and there will be 40,000 square feet on the second through fourth floors for workforce development programs. Civic Hall's space will be used for coworking, events and meetings with city business leaders, and the 40,000 square feet of classroom space for training programs will be operated by five organizations, including Per Scholas, FedCap, the City University of New York, Mouse and General Assembly. There will also be a ground-floor retail space with food hall. The Tech Training Center and Civic Hall also received a $100,000 grant from Microsoft yesterday to fund workforce training programs, the city announced yesterday.
The building's eighth through 12th floors will have affordable, "step-up" office space for early-stage companies that will rent at roughly $50 a square foot, and the top eight floors will host market-rate office space.
A spokesman for the city's Economic Development Corporation explained that the pieces of the project are supposed to allow companies to move from the bottom of the complex, where workers are trained to code, then to the coworking space, to the subsidized offices, and then finally to the market-rate portion of the project.
RAL will pay $2.3 million annually on a 99-year ground lease for the city-owned site, according to Politico New York and other outlets. P.C. Richards has operated its single-story appliance store on the 15,450-square-foot parcel for more than two decades. The EDC, which awarded a contract to develop the site at the end of 2016, helped spearhead the rezoning.
The Davis Brody Bond-designed building is expected to create 600 jobs and cost $250 million to construct.
"The Tech Training Center is a great example of smart land use policy in New York City," Deputy Mayor Alicia Glen said in a statement. "This state-of-the-art facility will activate prime real estate in Manhattan and will provide space for growing tech companies—co-located with space for workforce training providers and digital educators, providing real-time connections for thousands of New Yorkers to access jobs at the companies that will help shape the future of the city."
New York City Economic Development Corporation President James Patchett also sent along a statement of glowing support for the project, noting that it will "move the needle on diversity in tech."
Although community activists, historic preservation groups and the local City Council member, Carlina Rivera, have expressed concerns about the project being out of scale, the development has largely flown through the seven-month-long uniform land use public review process (ULURP). Rivera worried about the size of the project and whether it would attract out-of-scale development to the surrounding blocks. At previous public hearings for the tech hub, she had pushed for height caps on the blocks surrounding the proposed building in an effort to prevent out-of-scale development.]
Nevertheless, she voted through RAL's project today. The development heads to the full City Council for a vote on Aug. 8.
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As I mentioned a while ago I had an evening of Heroquest gaming, and wanted to finish up as many Heroquest models as possible before that. Here are a couple of close ups of the chaos warriors and mummies.
In the interest of fast completion, I didn't use the actual Heroquest chaos warriors (as it would've involved cutting off the integral base) but instead painted up four rather similar 90s plastic chaos warriors. Once I have an otherwise full set of Heroquest models painted up, I'll replace these with the proper models and do them in the signature coloured armour of the late 80s and early 90s.
The mummies are proper Heroquest mummies though. Fastest paintjobs I've ever done, I think. They were spray primed Skull White, then base coated in Bleached Bone with the "flesh" parts picked out with Vallejo Cold Grey. I then drybrushed the wrappings with Skulle White. Once dry, the whole model was washed with Devlan Mud and the Cold Grey was highlighted by mixing in Dehneb Stone. They were finished in an evening, while I also did the base coats on the chaos warriors above.
Highly unassuming models, but a great satisfaction to get some stuff painted really quickly! I will try to do a unit of the chaos warriors for my plastic Warhammer project before the end of the year.
My painted total for 2013 is now 25. 10 more weeks, and less than 30 models to go. Will I make it? I highly doubt it, unless I resort to cheap tricks and underhanded tactics. That would be completely foreign to me. Forsooth.
Here's a photo of the zombies I had done since earlier. That's all the currently painted stuff. 60 models or so to go for a full set of the base game + two expansions released in Swedish.
Ah, lovely. That brings back some memories for me of playing Heroquest back in the day.
Great work – especially on the warriors.
Cheers Demi! You definitely should, your brushwork is great!
Good speedy work. Nice choice of colours also.
They look great, very solid. Getting a fast turaround also above a certain self-imposed minimum quality level is a satisfaction all of its own. Even if as a descriptor it doesnt exactly roll off the tongue.
Which HQ figures are up next? Getting a HQ set finished before the end of the year would be sweet and very achievable. Plus those fimir need some love.
Did you know that the rules for the game differ between the UK and US editions pretty significatly (I dont know which version the Swedish one is, but I suspect its the UK version)? The UK edition is a cakewalk, making the evil Wizard Morcars role a bit pointless.
The US edition even renamed the Evil wizard, he is Zargon over there. I find that entertainingly bizarre.
Thanks! "We deliver fast turnaround, also above a certain self-imposed minimum quality level" will be our company's new pay-off. It's quite catchy.
First will be the gargoyle, he's almost done. Next up are the fimir I've already started on. And a few Bob Olley goblins that I also got half painted for the HQ-evening. Those aren't for the Hero Quest set though, just general Goblinovember, you know.
In other news I finished my Harboth's regiment of renown the other day. Final touches on the bases tonight and a few photos to prove they were done within the confines of the gregorian definition of Orctober.
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WASHINGTON – A spending plan for the Interior Department and related agencies for fiscal year 2016 was advanced by the Senate Appropriations Committee this week, but the future of the bill – and consequently the ability of Congress to pass a budget via the regular appropriations process – remains in doubt due to heavy-handed cuts to a number of important conservation programs. Sportsmen are criticizing both the cuts and the Senate's failure to reach accord on the bill, which cuts an astounding $2.2 billion from the administration's proposed budget for Interior, environment and related agencies – and which follows a similarly unpopular budget bill advanced by the House earlier this week. "This week, Congress reminded the American people that our current budgeting process is incapable of supporting the essential investments in natural resources that drive economic growth, create jobs and sustain our outdoor traditions," said BHA Conservation Director John Gale. "Citizens deserve better than this. Instead of disabling important projects and programs, let's get back to funding science and providing adequate resources for agencies to actively manage habitat, conserve fish and wildlife, and increase access and opportunity for hunters and anglers." Notable cuts in the Senate bill include the following: Land and Water Conservation Fund: $292 million is provided for land acquisition, conservation easements and state assistance grants, which is $14 million below FY 2015 levels and $108 million below the level requested by the administration. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service: The bill fails to augment funding for wildlife refuge maintenance, holds funding for National Wildlife Refuge System operations at FY 2015 levels and cuts funds for refuge law enforcement by $2 million. National Park Service: $2.73 billion is allocated for national parks – $112 million above FY 2015 enacted levels but $321 million below the administration's requested level. (Ironically, this would underfund parks in 2016, when the National Park Service celebrates its centennial.) While $30 million is earmarked for maintenance and repairs, this falls far short of the $121 million requested by the administration to help address a $11.5 billion maintenance backlog in the park system. Environmental Protection Agency: The EPA's operating budget is deeply cut, including a $75 million reduction for conservation programs and a $7.5 million reduction for civil and criminal enforcement. A proposal by the administration to support states in implementing rules related to climate change also is eliminated. The Senate bill includes a number of harmful riders, including one blocking implementation of the "waters of the U.S." rule, which would restore clarity to the federal Clean Water Act, conserve valuable fisheries and wetlands habitat and protect drinking water relied upon by millions of Americans. Another would prevent the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service from fulfilling its obligations under the Endangered Species Act and issuing a decision on whether the greater sage-grouse should be listed as endangered under the ESA. However, Sens. Jon Tester and Steve Daines, both from Montana, introduced separate amendments to the Senate bill that would address Land and Water Conservation Fund funding. Their efforts elicited positive comments from BHA's Montana chapter. "We appreciate the leadership of Senators Tester and Daines in attempting to increase funding levels for the Land and Water Conservation Fund," said John Sullivan, co-chair of BHA's Montana chapter. "Montana's elected leaders understand the importance of programs that benefit fish and wildlife habitat and expand recreational opportunities, including backcountry hunting and fishing." The Daines amendment, which was co-sponsored by Sen. Susan Collins of Maine, passed yesterday on a voice vote. While both measures addressed the need to ensure funding for the LWCF, the program will expire in September without reauthorization by Congress. Sportsmen and other constituents remain invested in averting the LWCF's expiration. "By utilizing revenues from the development of one natural resource – offshore oil and gas – to support the conservation of another – our land and water – the LWCF supports increased public access and makes important conservation investments that don't require a single cent of taxpayer dollars," said Sullivan, an avid sportsman and resident of Missoula. "All of us who appreciate and enjoy the outdoors have a stake in the continued viability of the LWCF, and sportsmen are committed to ensuring its reauthorization before September."
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