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The UK City of Culture project was born out of the success of Glasgow and Liverpool which were European Capitals of Culture in 1990 and 2008 respectively. The cultural buzz and economic momentum generated by these events inspired the Government to create the title "UK City of Culture". The award is bestowed on a city in the UK every four years; the scale is national but the focus is truly local. First to secure the title was Derry-Londonderry in 2013, when Durham was not shortlisted. For 2017, no north-east city entered, and Hull won. On a recent visit to the city I picked up the 96-page brochure outlining the attractions and events for just the first three months of 2017.
Tony Todd, one of the Chester-le-Street station staff, and I were visiting the factory of Bemrose Booth Paragon which produces the majority of rail tickets throughout Great Britain. We arrived by train from York, although it is possible to reach Hull via Doncaster or Leeds as well, and passed under the spectacular Humber Bridge which, when completed in 1981, was the longest single-span suspension bridge in the world. I parked my luggage next to the statue of Philip Larkin, famous poet and son of Hull, whilst we were waiting for our host to arrive at Paragon station to pick us up. Hull lies upon the River Hull at its junction with the Humber estuary, 25 miles inland from the North Sea, with a population of 257,710.
We were at the factory all day, so we missed the 3,500 fish, sharks and stingrays at The Deep, or learning about the City's heritage in any of the eight free museums (including the Streetlife Museum of Transport and the Spurn Lightship) nor could we take one of the trails that wind through the city and marvel at the cobbled streets of the Old Town. Additionally, two covered shopping arcades remain in the town centre: Hepworth Arcade, and Paragon Arcade.
The town of Hull was founded late in the 12th century. The monks of Meaux Abbey needed a port where the wool from their estates could be exported. The exact year the town was founded is not known but it was first mentioned in 1193. Renamed Kings-town upon Hull by King Edward I in 1299, Hull has been a market town, military supply port, trading hub, fishing and whaling centre, and industrial metropolis. Hull was an early theatre of battle in the English Civil Wars. Its 18th-century Member of Parliament, William Wilberforce, played a key role in the abolition of the slave trade in Britain, and it gained City status as Kingston upon Hull in 1897. The city is unique in the UK in having had a municipally owned telephone system from 1902, sporting cream, not red, telephone boxes.
Ferens Art Gallery has been closed for major refurbishment works. It reopens early in January. Admission to the Ferens Art Gallery, including the Children's Gallery, is free. It has a magnificent collection of paintings and sculptures and you can enjoy refreshments in the popular café, Venue Hull. It's a great place for children to show their creativity. With a regular programme of events, guided tours and changing exhibitions, there's always something new to explore. The gallery's permanent collection of paintings and sculpture spans artistic periods from medieval times to the present day. The collection includes European Old Masters, portraiture, marine paintings, and modern and contemporary British art. Highlights include masterpieces by Frans Hals, Antonio Canaletto and David Hockney. I think more visits to Hull will be called for in 2017.
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Alasdair Lennox has been appointed executive creative director for EMEA at Fitch. Lennox was formerly Fitch's creative director, and will now be responsible for the strategic creative direction for four studios and lead an international team of creative directors and design directors.
Beetroot has designed four banners for the Commonwealth Games Federation. These are hung from Glasgow's City Chambers building in George Square throughout the 2014 Commonwealth Games, and each 4m piece features an image that 'captures one of the Federation's defining brand values – Humanity, Destiny, Equality – with a fourth to represent Legacy', says Beetroot.
Consultancy Brash has appointed ex-Landor head of strategy James Withey as Group Head, London and Mike Dorrian as executive creative director. Dorrian joins from StartJG, where he was senior creative director.
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San Francisco consultancy Cibo has been appointed as design partner to the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA). Cibo says it will be 'helping to enhance the museum's digital future for their 2016 expansion'. It is expected that a new website will launch around the end of 2015.
Taxi Studio has created new branding and packaging for alcoholic drink brand Kurko, owned by Finland's Sinebrychoff Brewery. Kurko is a slang word for 'King', used to give someone or something praise, and the new look and appeal to female and male drinkers', says the consultancy.
Code Computerlove has created a new campaign for conservation charity The Woodland Trust, commemorating the centenary of the First World War. The Centenary Woods campaign, which includes a new microsite and direct mail, is being backed by Dame Judi Dench.
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Ogilvy and Mather has collaborated with Expedia.co.uk to launch a Facebook campaign with digital creative agency Delete, as part of the brand's Travel Yourself Interesting campaign. The app allows Facebook users to create 'their own visually rich, info-graphic travel profile', says Expedia.
Brand On Shelf has designed new packaging for Westons Cider brand Stowford Press. 'We simplified the design, focusing on the cider press image and introduced fresh golds and tactile finishes to increase quality perception', says BOS creative director Andy Willingham.
Pope Wainwright has created a pop-up launch for mobile phone skins brand Goo.ey on the Technology Floor at Selfridges London. The skins can adhere phones to surfaces such as glass and Perspex to allow users to use their phones hands-free.
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The two clinics are currently suing over the regulations. A federal judge will decide on Monday whether or not they can remain open as the lawsuit makes it way through court.
Though Planned Parenthood and other women's health organizations have consistently argued that TRAP laws are restrictive and unnecessary, they remain popular among conservative lawmakers like Ohio governor John Kasich.
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Headlines / Isla Mujeres | By Riviera Maya Times
Isla Mujeres leads the Mexican Caribbean in hotel occupancy
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Isla Mujeres (September 17, 2020).- The north of Quintana Roo has enjoyed the reduction of some restrictions that seek to boost the tourism industry such as the opening of beaches and the increase in capacity in hotels, among others.
Isla Mujeres has gone from a 30% occupancy to 40% in a single day, becoming the first destination in the Mexican Caribbean to reach these percentages ever since the pandemic started.
According to the daily report of the Hotel Association of Cancun, Puerto Morelos, and Isla Mujeres (AHCOPM & IM), Isla Mujeres had an accumulated occupancy, as of September 13th, of 32.2 percent and one day later, they went up to 40.8 percent, the highest figure for the whole region during the present recovery.
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For its part, Cancun had an accumulated occupancy, as of September 13th, of 30.3 percent, and of 34.1 percent on the following day.
In turn, Puerto Morelos, which has been the destination that has lagged the most in this recovery stage, had an accumulated occupancy on that date of 25.9 percent and 28.9 percent on that same day. The number of hotels closed in Cancun, Puerto Morelos, and in the Isla Mujeres Continental Zone is 42, with a total number of rooms in disuse of 10,220.
It should be remembered that hotel occupancy in these destinations barely touched 30% during the most complex months of the pandemic when the number of international flights was also stagnant.
With all this and after the lifting of some restrictions in the state a few weeks ago and the announcement of several international airlines to resume their operations to Cancun in October, the sector foresees a greater recovery during the coming weeks.
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By ROSEMARY HERBERT Special to the Star Tribune
December 5, 2015 — 2:00pm
Alexandra "Alex" Kirtridge is on the ball, literally as a superior player on a boys' baseball team, and emotionally as a 16-year-old with plenty of self-awareness. She and her brother, Jason, are under huge pressure from their dad, a former pro player who coaches the stellar team they play on.
Alex fully understands how, to her dad, baseball stats were "three numbers that managed to be us," because she shares the devotion to the sport that defines father and daughter in so many ways.
While Alex is such a reflection of her dad that she's sometimes called Little Kirtridge, she doesn't mirror him or her family in one regard: They don't share the same skin color. Alex has always known that she is the mixed-race adoptive daughter of a white couple who assert "we don't even see color." But while her parents are colorblind, schoolmates and others often make it abundantly clear that they are not.
Then, falling in love with a black teen and meeting his family make Alex realize keenly how "white" she is in speech and manner. Only Alex's wise younger sister, Kit, intuits how this can make Alex feel off the wall. When Alex reads old letters from her black biological father, the question of becoming comfortable in her own skin takes on new urgency.
Herself a person of color adopted by white parents, Minneapolis author Shannon Gibney shows readers what it means to straddle the color line — and what it takes simply to be one's true self. By endowing Alex with an emotional IQ that ultimately bests the baseball stats, Gibney hits this one out of the park.
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Marvin Matip (born 25 September 1985) is a former professional footballer who played as a centre-back. Born in Germany, he represented the Cameroon national team at international level.

Club career
Born in Bochum, Matip began his career with VfL Bochum, but moved to 1. FC Köln in 2005. On 1 February 2010, he was loaned to Karlsruher SC.

International career
Matip represented German youth sides at Under 19 and Under-21 level in competitions including the 2005 FIFA World Youth Championship and the 2006 UEFA European Under-21 Football Championship, but was called up to the Cameroon national team in 2007 after announcing his desire to represent Cameroon. However, his career with Cameroon was delayed after the correct paperwork was not filed with FIFA in time. He made his international debut with Les Lions Indomptables in a friendly match against Ukraine on 2 June 2013.

Personal life
Matip was born to a Cameroonian father and a German mother, and as such was eligible to represent either nation.

His father Jean is a former footballer and his brother Joël Matip plays for Liverpool. He is also the cousin of Joseph-Désiré Job.

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Lexington, N.C. (January 19, 2018) – Kaulig Racing™ is pleased to announce the addition of outside primary sponsorship for the 2018 NASCAR Xfinity Series (NXS) season. Bar Harbor Foods® and Sea Watch® International will serve as primary sponsors on the No. 11 that will be driven by Ryan Truex. Starting with the season opener on February 17TH, and for the next nine NXS races of the season, Bar Harbor® Foods and Sea Watch® International will adorn the blue, green and black Chevy Camaro.
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NAGA CITY --- The new year shines brightly for the Metropolitan Naga Water District (MNWD) as it announces the confirmation of its new member of the Board of Directors, Director Agileo Michael Roces Pauig. Mike, as he is more popularly known, represents the Civic Sector, being active in civic organizations here in Naga City. He served as president of the Rotary Club of Naga, who endorsed his directorship, Naga Parochial School Parents Council, Jardin Real Home Owners Association, and Camarines Sur Medical Society Auxiliary. He is also a member of the Isarog Garden Society, an execom member of the Ms. Bicolandia committee, and was installed as the first Hermano Mayor Our Lady of Penafrancia Basilica Minore. Contrary to people's notions, Mike is half-Bicolano by blood. His mother is from the Roces clan of Legazpi City and Sorsogon. It is his father who is from Northern Luzon. He is married to the lovely Gemma Imelda Morano Pauig, a physician. They have one son named Yusof. Director Mike brings to the MNWD his many years of experience in moving and shaking the world as a civic leader, a business development manager, and a philanthropist. He is presently connected with Mead Johnson Nutrition Philippines as Senior Business Development Manager for Bicol Region. The new director likes to spend his free time keeping fit by running and on set days of the week, he can be seen with children from the marginalized sector of society, part of his various and unsung charity works. "My appointment as Director is to represent the Civic Sector until Dec. 31, 2018 to complete the term of Director Aquiles Lo who retired last year. I was endorsed by Rotary Club of Naga for the position," he shared. "As of now, my advocacy is transparency and accountability and to protect the interest and welfare of the consumer," his answer when asked about his foremost plan as the newest member of the MNWD family. Dir. Mike is also tasked to assist the Public Relations and External Affairs Section (PREAS) under the Office of the General Manager.


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Yankees still believe in Aroldis Chapman, but better lock down Zack Britton just in case
For the last two winters, Yankees fans have had the image of Aroldis Chapman giving up a home run lingering in their heads. The Yankees closer has now been on the mound in the moment when their fate was sealed in two straight years. Last week it was a fastball to the Rays Mike Brosseau. Last year it was a slider to Jose Altuve.But even with that history, which includes giving up a big home run to Rajai Davis in the 2016 World Series with the Cubs, there are no concerns about Chapman in the Yankees front office."I think (Chapman) is a really talented closer and exceptional at what he does," Yan…


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Threat Intelligence Firm IntSights Raises $30 Million
By Mike Lennon on November 21, 2019
Israel-born cyber threat intelligence firm Intsights announced this week that it has raised $30 million in a Series D funding round, bringing the total amount raised by the company to more than $70 million.
Intsights is predicated on the idea that effective defense begins before an attack is launched. By definition, most traditional security controls are reactive. They attempt to recognize an attack at the perimeter and block it, or an existing incursion and mitigate it. But also by definition, reactive controls are after the event: the attack is in progress or has already succeeded.
Intsights seeks to be proactive -- to recognize and mitigate an attack before it occurs. It does this by crawling both the surface and dark web looking for indications that an attack is being planned by a hacker or criminal gang. Clues can include actions like scouting targets, using suspicious tools, and collaborating with other hackers on underground forums. The Intsights platform then goes further by integrating with many of the most popular security controls, automatically updating the security infrastructure to block or mitigate the budding attacks it discovers.
Its goal is to help customers proactively block new threats and malicious indicators on their existing security devices, such as firewalls, endpoint solutions, and mail gateways.
The firm was founded in Israel in 2015 by Alon Arvatz, Gal Ben David, Guy Nizan. All three are veterans of the elite cyber-warfare and intelligence services of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF). Intsights is now headquartered in New York, NY.
"With this new round of investment, we will accelerate our product development and expand commercial operations," said Guy Nizan, Co-founder and CEO of IntSights.
Qumra Capital led the Series D round, which was joined by existing investors. As part of the transaction, Boaz Dinte from Qumra Capital will join the IntSights Board of Directors.
Previous funding included a $1.8 million seed funding in 2015; $7.5 million Series A in 2016; $15 million Series B in 2017; and $17 million Series C in 2018.
*Kevin Townsend contributed to this report
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It continues to astonish me, all the ways that Cal games can break my heart even after I think I'm past the point of caring. Props to today's officiating crew, who surpassed the highly questionable foul called on Stanford's Lawrence Hill Thursday by not calling a foul on UCLA in the closing seconds today even though the Bruins were trying to foul.
You got to love how even the guys calling the game were for UCLA's manhandling of Anderson in the final seconds sans foul call.
One remarked how amazed he was that there was no call, but quickly found his UCLA compass and said something to the effect of "Well, Anderson should've done a better job of keeping possession of the ball." Yeah. Maybe if he had arms built out of steel.
I was amazed and briefly wondered whether I was watching a Duke game. In the name of John Wooden, where were the real refs?!?
While it in no way comes close to making things better, I really enjoyed watching Cal play down the close of the second half.
I can live with Shipp's amazing, but probably illegal shot. I can live with Kevin Love's astonishing double-clutch three. But that play on Anderson still enrages me. As far as I could tell from many, many viewings of all the angles on the replay -- I recorded the game -- not only was it an obvious foul, but a UCLA player touched the ball last. Yes, Duke did indeed come to mind. Remember when Jayson Williams was "fouled" shooting a three at the end of that tournament game against Indiana? He could have tied the game, but bricked a free throw. Still, he had no business shooting free throws in the first place, I thought.
Please, please do not raise the specter of Christian Laettner stomping on Aminu Timberlake's head and the Coach K rationalizing that "he had to put his foot down somewhere" and "it's like the kid (Timberlake) laughed at him (Laettner) and he had to give him a little slap." WTF?
I remember that! Of course, as a neutral party, I can also remember a number of occasions when the Wildcats also got the benefit of home cooking and/or the respect accorded a Serious Program, both when Joe B. Hall was there -- I'm dating myself -- and when Rick Pitino was ensconced. Still, nothing tops the adulation of Coach K and the benefits he gets for his team just by "being himself."
Yes, Big Blue Nation (tm) has been known to, well, whine a bit from time to time. But thanks for the Joe B. reference -- that's not one I've heard for a while.
Joe B. made an impression. I caught him at the tail end of his career. Still, the continuity to Rupp was always on the announcers' brains.
BTW, you might want to check YouTube out for some Joe B. action. There are lots of good games on there, as I've been discovering, if only in snippets.


Received a very healthy starter orchid in a 3" pot. Plant transitioned well to my environment. I am pleased to have done business with this grower. They put plant quality and customer service first.
Not only did our 'baby orchid' arrive in perfect condition, it immediately started throwing out more leave, telling us just how healthy it is. I can't wait for the blooms--though I know it'll be about a year before it's old enough. I've been bragging to my friends about our orchid collection. We have 4 'babies' now, and counting.


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Q: Is there a way to run multiple %run statements in one line? I have multiple %run statements currently in multiple lines in my databricks python notebook that work when running them one at a time. I was wondering if there was a way to combine them into one cell so that I don't have to run each individually. I have tried putting them together but keep getting errors
%run {location of file}
%run {location of file}
...
%run {location of file}

Error:
Failed to parse %run command: string matching regex `\$[\w_]+' expected but `%' found)

Below is what I tried based off OneCricketeer's suggestion. Turns out this solution doesn't resolve the issue.
notebooks = [
  ('{location of file}'),
  ('{location of file}'),
  ('{location of file}')]

for n in notebooks:
    dbutils.notebook.run(n,60)
    print('Finished loading notebook ' + n)

A: Generally, only first % "command" is executable in any cell.
To programmatically run a notebook, take a look at dbutils.notebook.run
Example
notebooks = [
   ('name', {'arg1': 'foo'}, ),
   ('other', {'arg1': 'bar'}, )
]

# for storing the values to call dbutils.notebook.exit function
notebook_ids = dict()

for n in notebooks:
    name = n[0]
    notebook_ids[name] = dbutils.notebook.run(name, 3600, n[1])

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At the start of the day I was unable to work on the project as my computer was unable to boot up. After many hours of trouble shooting I managed to fix this issue but I had wasted a lot of time on this issue before I was able to start production for the day.
Once my computer was fixed, I had a discussion with the team about the layout of the level and Will (the artist on the team) had the idea of making the cave underground. This would rearrange the order of the obstacles in the tutorial area, putting the breakable platform as the first obstacle and using it as an entrance to the cave/old world. With this layout the player would drop down a tunnel which would enter the beginning of the tutorial cave area.
Making these changes to the layout of the tutorial would cut out the platforms leading up to the breakable platform near the end of the tutorial area. During the playtest (the playtest can be found in this blog post), many players struggled the platforming section before the destructible platform so I feel that it is a good idea to remove that section.
A second landscape has been added to the map so that the intro of the map can be unloaded when the player drops into the cave area. This will make the game perform much better than having one continuous landscape. When the player falls into the new landscape the cave landscape will be loaded.
I placed the level streaming volume within the middle of the tunnel so that the player will not be able to see the intro sub level unloading or the cave area loading. Having a drop that the player can't jump back up allows the intro sub level to be permanently unloaded and I don't have to worry about the player walking back through the streaming volume.
I changed the level streaming volume so that it uses an array to load and unload levels so that multiple levels can be loaded and unloaded. This allows me to load the lighting for an area and landscape for example using a ForEachLoop for the array so that anything within the array is streamed separately.
Rees, O (2019). Changes to the landscape. [offline]. [Accessed 22/02/2019].
Rees, O (2019). New entrance to the cave area using the slam ability. [offline]. [Accessed 22/02/2019].
Rees, O (2019). Level streaming volume hidden within the drop. [offline]. [Accessed 22/02/2019].
Rees, O (2019). New level streaming blueprint. [offline]. [Accessed 22/02/2019].


So, I had a dream last night that had crabs in it. They were small sized crabs, maybe about 5 inches wide. Some were normal and some were Bird Crabs. In other words, for some reason they looked like birds on top. They weren't shaped like them or anything, but they had feathers and skin like them. Those kind of nice, shiny, grey, short feathers, but stretched over a crab.
I don't know if you necessarily need the rest of the dream, but my big question was what a Bird Crab could mean. If you need more, just ask.


I hope you are excited to start learning Tablo.
that we will be analyzing the videos with this course.
the applicant so that the applicant is allowed to stay in the country.
called the perm application, or a labor condition application, called an LCA.
LCAs include other specialty working visas, like H-1B visas.
leaving the country for work related reasons.
causing adverse effects for US workers.
they have to state how much they are planning on paying the employee.
background typically gets paid for the same position.
A figure called the prevailing wage.
In theory, but immigration blogs suggest not in reality.
than the prevailing wage for that position and education level.
This is meant to ensure equity for U.S. and non U.S. workers.
downloadable at the Office of Foreign Labor Certification website.
That means if you have the patience to put all the data together.
And luckily for us people on our team were patient enough.
people in a particular profession are making.
available data to explore what types of salaries you might encounter.
So what does this foreign labor data set that we are going to use, look like?
assembled and made searchable at this jobs and tech website.
that website, and included the following fields.
Of course, offered yearly wage for each application.
Prevailing yearly wage for the job in that application.
company submitting the application, city in which the job is located.
Nationality of the job application and visa type being applied for.
the job titles and classified them into a general job sub-category.
required to apply for the position, and date when the application was received.
It's worth noting that there were a lot of incorrect entries in the data set.
therefore remains missing in the dataset we will be using.
raises that occurred after the original application was filed.
You and the data have now officially been introduced.
Let's find out what we can uncover about U.S. Text Salaries.


Introducing Dunlopillo's firmest divan, part of the Signature Collection - the Dunlopillo Firmrest Divan for a supportive night's sleep.
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One million twinkling lights, handcrafted botanical decorations, model trains, holiday dinners, firepit with s'mores and hot chocolate (for purchase); nightly family activities & more.
The Dominion Energy GardenFest of Lights opened at Lewis Ginter Botanical Gardens on November 23rd and will be lighting up the grounds until January 7th. Over a million lights enhance the beautiful gardens and the theme, "Bringing Art to Light" features everything from van Gogh and Monet to Bob Ross, Totoro and Pikachu.
The GardenFest of Lights also features, handcrafted botanical decorations, model trains, holiday dinners, firepit with s'mores and hot chocolate (for purchase); nightly family activities & more.
This year, famous works of art will come alive during Dominion Energy GardenFest of Lights. The exhibition will reinterpret well-known works of art in a spectrum of sparkling color, inviting guests to discover how sculpture, dance, music and paintings are informed by the natural world. Visitors will wander through a festive landscape alight in glimmering radiance and delight in handcrafted botanical decorations, all designed to illuminate nature and her power to inspire.
The lights are a such a hit that they're in the running to be named one of the BEST BOTANICAL GARDEN HOLIDAY LIGHT SHOWS in the US. This is decided by your online votes (hit that previous link) and there are only 5 days left to vote — it only takes a second. You can vote once per day, per device. You could help Lewis Ginter officially claim what we know in our hearts, that they're one of the BEST.
This Thursday is a special night for GardenFest of Lights as they open their doors for your canine companions at GardenFest for Fidos. Your pup is welcome if he/she is leashed and can handle the stress of crowds, lights and other pups. A $2 donation to the Richmond SPCA is recommended as the fee for your fluffy friend.
GardenFest is a "rain or shine" event; only closed for extreme weather and on December 24th & 25th.


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package entity;
import java.io.Serializable;

import javax.persistence.*;

@Entity
public class FinalUser implements Serializable {

	private int userId;
	private String pseudo;
	//private int mailBoxId;
	private int newsGroupRight;

	public FinalUser() {

	}
	public FinalUser(String pseudo, int newsGroupRight){
		this.pseudo = pseudo;
		this.newsGroupRight = newsGroupRight;
	}
	/*
	public FinalUser(String pseudo, int newsGroupRight, int mailBoxId) {
		this.pseudo = pseudo;
		this.newsGroupRight = newsGroupRight;
		this.mailBoxId = mailBoxId;
	}
	*/

    @Id
    @GeneratedValue
    public int getUserId() {
        return userId;
    }

    public void setUserId(int id) {
        this.userId = id;
    }

    public String getPseudo() {
        return pseudo;
    }

    public void setPseudo(String pseudo) {
        this.pseudo = pseudo;
    }
    /*
    public int getMailBoxId() {
        return mailBoxId;
    }

    public void setMailBoxId(int id) {
        this.mailBoxId = id;
    }*/

    public int getNewsGroupRight() {
        return newsGroupRight;
    }

    public void setNewsGroupRight(int right) {
        this.newsGroupRight = right;
    }

	public String toString() {
		String right;
		if(this.newsGroupRight == 1)
			right = "Yes";
		else
			right = "No";
		return this.userId + "\t" + this.pseudo +  "\tNewsgroup right: " + right;
	}
}

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Development of web applications (Perl/Apache on Linux and Perl/Netscape on Solaris). Programming of a system to allow remote administration of the Apache Webserver.
Technical support/maintenance of desktops and servers. Primarily responsible for desktop support/troubleshooting, but also some research into issues for future changeover from a Win95 environment to WinNT.


I just love it. Could not find any flaws. Great.
Gr8 picture, i think it win end sekond one !
I've always loved the peace-sign one hand, gun in the other ... while the concept of this isn't overly original, the execution is tops! Good job!
Awesome as usual, Bring more more more more pain MORE!!!!
I like the design of this alien, very cool.
I like this a lot, though.


Last week we launched the Blackwater Coffee Company & Cafe website. While the web design project was small in size on the surface, but its part of a very big service we are rolling out.
Easy to use menu admin that allows for creating unlimited menus, categories, sub-categories, item name, description, pricing and pricing options. We'll be adding a photo element per item in the near future as well.
Here is a screenshot of their food menu.
Last year we decided to start building an industry web and marketing solution for the restaurant, bar, cafe, coffee shop, bakery …. any type of food or beverage service business. That solution is called Taste Trend and Blackwater is the first client. We are just shoring up the Taste Trend website that will allow food service businesses to buy a web and Internet marketing package online and get started. Stay tuned for more on that launch next week.
Taste Trend will provide an affordable web solution for the small food service business. The set-up fees are as low as $450 and monthly fees starting at $75, anyone can use this service. We feel we've created an easy to use, great looking, value stuffed, SEO friendly web and marketing tool.
Many add-ons for photos, video, calendars, gift certificates and more.
All of these great features will be accessible through the Taste Trend account dashboard, called The Kitchen.
So as you can see, we have a lot going on here and we're super excited about it. Stay tuned for next weeks roll-out of the website. If you are interested in being a BETA client of Taste Trend, let us know. We have a few spots left!


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About Lisa Mason, the Author
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Lisa Mason, Fantasy and Science Fiction Author
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October 15, 2015 //
I can count on Sarah Zettel to entertain me with her renowned witty and fast-paced style and classic themes.
She's the award winning, cross-genre author of thirty novels that cover the literary spectrum from science fiction and fantasy to Young Adult to Mystery and Romance. Sarah's science fiction has won critical acclaim and the Philip K. Dick Award for her novel BITTER ANGELS (written as C.L. Anderson). I'm delighted to include RECLAMATION in the Philip K. Dick Award Bundle. Her debut novel, RECLAMATION was a Philip K. Dick Award Finalist, and also won Locus Magazine's Best First Novel award. –Lisa Mason
You can find all of Sarah Zettel's books in all her genres at www.sarahzettel.com
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Discovery Insure, a subsidiary of Discovery, has concluded a partnership with SqwidNet, the Sigfox Operator in South Africa.
Discovery Insure is the fastest-growing short-term insurer in the country. In full-year results 2018, Discovery Insure had a strong period, turning to profitability to deliver a full-year profit of R68 million. Gross Premium Income grew 28% to R2.7 billion and new business increased by 17% to R1.05 billion.
"At SqwidNet, we drive innovation through IoT, enabling our partners to use our technology to create new business models that ensure they succeed in a fast-paced digital age," says Malinga.
Discovery Insure's strong performance over the period was driven by the continued success of the Vitality Shared-Value Insurance model, which incentivises and rewards good driving behaviour. Data analytics played a role in improving efficiencies in pricing, fraud detection, and network management.
Digital transformation needs to be achieved using various technologies, and LPWANs help business become more data-driven. LPWAN connects more assets to the Internet, especially remote and non-powered assets, for improved business insights and real-time alerts.
"We are very excited about these projects with Discovery that reflect our commitment to foster adoption and the creation of new IoT-related use cases in South Africa. We are at the cusp of a technological revolution with limitless applications," Ludovic Le Moan, founder, and CEO at Sigfox, said.
As South Africa sits on the edge of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, its potential is determined by technology and a commitment to innovation. These two foundations are built through collaboration and investment on the local frontiers.
With its global footprint and long-term partnership with Sigfox, SqwidNet is focused on developing relationships that are designed to ignite digital transformation and foster ongoing innovation.
To date, SqwidNet's open access ecosystem has created inventive solutions that have addressed and overcome significant local challenges.
As the exclusive network operator of Sigfox in South Africa, SqwidNet has engaged with the Discovery Insure team and its partner Cambridge Mobile Telematics to use Sigfox technology to enhance and innovate on their IoT offerings.


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Q: SOAP request for child tags I have to make a SOAP request and its format is like this:
<parentname>test</parentname>
<address>16, texas</address>
<childrennames>
     <child>c1</child>
     <child>c2</child>
     <child>c3</child>
</childrennames>
<email>parent@gmail.com</email>

How to send request for childrennames tag?

A: One of the easiest approach, would be to have your entire SOAP request in a StringBuilder with some unique keys in place of actual values. Replace your keys by actual values at Runtime using StringBuilder#replaceAll(..) and then post this String to the server as StringEntity  by setting the content-type for the entity as XML.
For e.g: You can create a template as:
"<parentname>@parentName@</parentname>"

and then replace @parentName@ by the actual value at runtime.
You can use tools such as SOAPUI to generate the entire SOAP request XML.
Hope you get a picture.
[EDIT : adding example for illustration]
Supposing you have to create this SOAP request:
<soapenv:Envelope
xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/"
xmlns:bok="http://www.example.org/bok/">
   <soapenv:Header/>
   <soapenv:Body>
      <bok:Name>
         <name>Foucault's Pendulum</name>
      </bok:Name>
   </soapenv:Body>
</soapenv:Envelope>

What I suggested was creating a String template and then replacing values in the template at run time:
// your SOAP request template
StringBuilder SOAP_REQUEST =
new StringBuilder("<soapenv:Envelope
xmlns:soapenv='http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/'
xmlns:bok='http://www.example.org/bok/'>
   <soapenv:Header/>
   <soapenv:Body>
      <bok:Name>
         <name>@name@</name>
      </bok:Name>
   </soapenv:Body>
</soapenv:Envelope>");

// replacing keys with actual arguments at runtime
SOAP_REQUEST.toString().replace("@name",actualName);

I hope that makes sense.

A: For the Simple Soap Request :
 SoapObject request = new SoapObject(NAMESPACE, METHOD_NAME);

    request.addProperty("Celsius", "32");

    SoapSerializationEnvelope soapEnvelop = new SoapSerializationEnvelope(SoapEnvelope.VER11);
    soapEnvelop.dotNet = true;
    soapEnvelop.setOutputSoapObject(request);
    AndroidHttpTransport aht = new AndroidHttpTransport(URL);

    try {

        aht.call(SOAP_ACTION , soapEnvelop);

        SoapObject resultString = (SoapObject) soapEnvelop.getResponse();
        } catch (Exception e) {
        e.printStackTrace();
    }

Import another Customized AndroidHttpTransport file :
import java.io.ByteArrayInputStream;
import java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.InputStream;
import java.io.OutputStream;

import org.ksoap2.SoapEnvelope;
import org.ksoap2.transport.ServiceConnection;
import org.ksoap2.transport.Transport;
import org.xmlpull.v1.XmlPullParserException;
/**
 * Apache HttpComponent based HttpTransport layer.
 */
public class AndroidHttpTransport extends Transport {

    /**
     * Creates instance of HttpTransport with set url
     *
     * @param url
     *            the destination to POST SOAP data
     */
    public AndroidHttpTransport(String url) {
        super(url);
    }

    /**
     * set the desired soapAction header field
     *
     * @param soapAction
     *            the desired soapAction
     * @param envelope
     *            the envelope containing the information for the soap call.
     */
    public void call(String soapAction, SoapEnvelope envelope) throws IOException, XmlPullParserException {
        if (soapAction == null)
            soapAction = "\"\"";
        byte[] requestData = createRequestData(envelope);
        requestDump = debug ? new String(requestData) : null;
        responseDump = null;
        ServiceConnection connection = getServiceConnection();
        connection.connect();

        try {
            connection.setRequestProperty("User-Agent", "kSOAP/2.0");
            connection.setRequestProperty("SOAPAction", soapAction);
            connection.setRequestProperty("Content-Type", "text/xml");
            connection.setRequestProperty("Connection", "close");
            connection.setRequestProperty("Content-Length", "" + requestData.length);
            connection.setRequestMethod("POST");

            OutputStream os = connection.openOutputStream();
            os.write(requestData, 0, requestData.length);
            os.flush();
            os.close();
            requestData = null;

            InputStream is;
            try {
                is = connection.openInputStream();
            } catch (IOException e) {
                is = connection.getErrorStream();
                if (is == null) {
                    connection.disconnect();
                    throw (e);
                }
            }

            //if (debug) {
            if (true) {
                ByteArrayOutputStream bos = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
                byte[] buf = new byte[512];
                while (true) {
                    int rd = is.read(buf, 0, 512);
                    if (rd == -1)
                        break;
                    bos.write(buf, 0, rd);
                }
                bos.flush();
                buf = bos.toByteArray();
                responseDump = new String(buf);
                CommonFunctions.currentXMLString = unescape(responseDump);
                //CommonFunctions.currentXMLString = responseDump;
                is.close();
                is = new ByteArrayInputStream(buf);
            }

            parseResponse(envelope, is);
        } finally {
            connection.disconnect();
        }
    }

    protected ServiceConnection getServiceConnection() throws IOException {
        return new AndroidServiceConnection(url);
    }

    public static String unescape (String s)
    {
        while (true)
        {
            int n=s.indexOf("&#");
            if (n<0) break;
            int m=s.indexOf(";",n+2);
            if (m<0) break;
            try
            {
                s=s.substring(0,n)+(char)(Integer.parseInt(s.substring(n+2,m)))+
                    s.substring(m+1);
            }
            catch (Exception e)
            {
                return s;
            }
        }
        s=s.replace(""","\"");
        s=s.replace("<","<");
        s=s.replace(">",">");
        s=s.replace("&","&");
        return s;
    }
}

Please Add one Customized AndroidServiceConnection.java as below
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.InputStream;
import java.io.OutputStream;

import org.apache.commons.httpclient.HostConfiguration;
import org.apache.commons.httpclient.HttpConnection;
import org.apache.commons.httpclient.HttpConnectionManager;
import org.apache.commons.httpclient.HttpState;
import org.apache.commons.httpclient.HttpURL;
import org.apache.commons.httpclient.SimpleHttpConnectionManager;
import org.apache.commons.httpclient.methods.ByteArrayRequestEntity;
import org.apache.commons.httpclient.methods.PostMethod;
import org.apache.commons.httpclient.methods.RequestEntity;
import org.ksoap2.transport.ServiceConnection;

/**
 * Connection using apache HttpComponent
 */

public class AndroidServiceConnection implements ServiceConnection {
    private static HttpConnectionManager connectionManager = new SimpleHttpConnectionManager();
    private HttpConnection connection;
    private PostMethod postMethod;
    private java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream bufferStream = null;

    /**
     * Constructor taking the url to the endpoint for this soap communication
     * @param url the url to open the connection to.
     */
    public AndroidServiceConnection(String url) throws IOException {
        HttpURL httpURL = new HttpURL(url);
        HostConfiguration host = new HostConfiguration();
        host.setHost(httpURL.getHost(), httpURL.getPort());
        connection = connectionManager.getConnection(host);
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Wednesday, December 11, 2019 ... / /
Preskill actually abandoned "quantum supremacy" because of the nut jobs from Nature
Cowardliness and opportunism may be limitless
In the morning, Peter told us about an incredible piece of "correspondence" published by Nature yesterday:
Supremacy is for racists — use 'quantum advantage'
Three inkspillers plus 13 co-signatories have exclaimed that "quantum supremacy" (the ability of quantum computers to solve tasks unsolvable by "contemporary" classical computers in realistic time frames, or the period when this ability exists; and "approximately now", that epoch is getting started) – a scientific phrase that has appeared in 1590 papers so far – should be left to violent neocolonialists and racists and everyone else should use another term.
They randomly chose "quantum advantage".
That's an inappropriate term because it doesn't convey the qualitative "tipping point" character of the transition. Whether the Google's 53-qubit quantum computer is already stronger than its classical counterpart for some special task is disputed – largely because of the details such as "what is exactly a counterpart" and "how much time we should give to the classical ones" – but a relatively small, few-qubit improvement of the quantum computer is clearly enough to make the superiority of the quantum computers self-evident by adding several orders of magnitude to the speed ratio.
Well, I find it amazing that Nature that used to be a respectable journal is publishing similar lunacy from such despicable and intellectually empty activists these days.
These NPCs have also criticized the usage of the terms "conquest, colonization, and settlement" for conquest, colonization, and settlement in the field of the human and robotic spaceflight. Those are apparently politically incorrect for these authors, too. How do you want to rename colonization? It's called by the same word as other examples of colonization because it's another example of colonization, PC morons.
The word "colony" isn't a neologism or slur for some cruel acts. Instead, the Latin word colonia was already used in ancient Rome, for settlements outside Italy – mostly started by retired soldiers – and the word boils down to -cola, an inhabitant, and then to colere, to cultivate (you should volare, cantare first; the Czech parody "Corals, Sandals" is about gypsy migrants to Finland – I hope that at least those are PC enough). Colonies are previously uncultivated places where some new inhabitants move and cultivate the place. Only uncultivated people who are offended by the very fact that others are (or may consider themselves) cultivated may feel "offended" by the very existence of this word.
("Conquest" is from an Old French word for "acquisition", "settlement" is the newest English word from the 1620s.)
Well, I used my knowledge of string theory to predict this particular "backlash". In early October, Preskill wrote a Quanta Magazine piece Why I called it Quantum Supremacy. Why would he suddenly need to explain the choice of the term that has been used for years in way over one thousand technical publications? Well, I had an explanation a day later:
John, you felt the need to mansplain why you called it supremacy. Is it because the even more left-wing people than you are now accusing you of white supremacy?
— Luboš Motl (@lumidek) October 3, 2019
Well, could one be afraid of the possibility that John Preskill, a famous guy in quantum computing, is just a lackey of not really famous but unhinged SJWs? In the Quanta Magazine piece, he specifically addressed the alternative phrase "quantum advantage":
I considered but rejected several other possibilities, deciding that quantum supremacy best captured the point I wanted to convey. One alternative is "quantum advantage," which is also now widely used. But to me, "advantage" lacks the punch of "supremacy." In a race, a horse has an advantage if it wins by a nose. In contrast, the speed of a quantum computer vastly exceeds that of classical computers, for certain tasks. At least, that's true in principle.
The recent Google paper illustrates the point. [...]
OK, on October 2nd, he wrote a text about the desired terminology and he seemed to know why he was using "quantum supremacy". His explanation was clearly equivalent to mine. What about December 11th? Well, he just happened to deliver a conference talk one hour ago:
@preskill just gave keynote of "what's next after Quantum Supremacy?" at #Q2B2019 conference. #QuantumComputing Very inspiring! Thanks Professor for presenting! pic.twitter.com/7dns6bONI1
— Nella Ludlow (@nellaludlow) December 11, 2019
Note that Prof Ludlow actually did use "quantum supremacy" in the tweet. So I asked her whether he "bravely" used "quantum supremacy" in the talk – needless to say, the word "bravely" was meant as a joke. But it wasn't a good joke:
No - noticeably he used the term quantum advantage:-)
Wow. Dr Preskill, aren't you ashamed of being this kind of a hardcore coward? How does it feel to be a pußy of sixteen (OK, 1000 in binary) zeroes? People who are far from being supreme?
I encourage readers from Caltech to spit at Prof Preskill, a spineless collaborationist with pure evil. Maybe he needs to start to drown in saliva to understand that pure evil shouldn't be supported in this way.
OK, I had to pick Martin Chodúr's remake of "Love Supreme" because Robbie Williams' voice wasn't manly enough and the original version would lack the punch of "supremacy".
Let's hope that the NPCs will never open the U.S. Constitution because they would find 3 copies of the word "supremacy" there (two of them are in "national supremacy") and they would start to burn the book immediately.
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We're working in a wonderful era of easy-to-use, readily available social media technologies ideally suited to learning and instruction. These tools—blogs, wikis, social networking sites, microblog sites, video sites, and more—provide wonderful, new opportunities to invite participation from our learners.
Anecdotal reports from learning and development (L&D) professionals indicate that trainers and instructional designers are enthusiastic about and interested in using new tools and approaches, but just don't have a good understanding of how to do so. Industry news and technology aficionados offer frequent updates about new social media tools (such as the recently launched Google+) or updates to old ones—often without much in the way of ideas for integrating them into practice.
Advantages are many: Social media allow more participation over a span of time, encourage people to "learn out loud" for the benefit of others, and provide ways to more closely embed learning into work. So what are some strategies for workplace learning practitioners seeking to incorporate these new tools into their training design?
Social learning is not new, and just using social media tools doesn't make learning "social." Also, social learning and social media aren't the same thing. In fact, social learning isn't necessarily connected with social media.
Social learning is learning with and from others by moving within one's culture, workplace, and world. It's often unconscious and unintentional, and it often looks more like solving a problem or working together to make sense of something. Social learning is how most of us learn most things: through living in our cultures and interacting with others there. It's how babies learn to talk and how we learn the basic rules of getting along on the playground. It's all around us every day, from water cooler conversations to asking a co-worker for an opinion.
Social media are the tools that enable social learning to happen on a large scale, and their popularity has gone a long way in bringing increased awareness of and interest in social learning in the workplace. In seeking to be part of this, practitioners can begin by expanding their current practices and finding ways to extend their reach.
It's important, for instance, to begin practicing what some call social instructional design: incorporating collaborative activities, particularly with new online tools. But it's also important to start moving past our traditional notion of instruction, particularly as it is delivered in the form of discrete modules or courses.
For instance, we know learners talk during breaks, after class, and in between sessions or modules—how can we be part of those conversations? We know that workers often turn to one another for help—how can we listen better to have answers more readily available to them?
This seems obvious, but a focus on outcomes often gets lost in enthusiasm over new tools and products. "Doing Twitter" isn't a goal. Do you want learners to explore, listen, share, reflect, interact with the instructor, interact with one another, or some combination of these? Does the material indicate an assignment such as: Read an article or watch a video, and comment on either; brainstorm and arrange ideas into categories; or work together to lay out the flow of a process or project?
Or do you want to find new means of continuing classroom conversations or conducting formative or summative assessment activities? These kinds of decisions will affect your choice of tools.
You should identify where performance gaps are. Where are your learners struggling, and how can you help? Most of us likely will agree with Josh Bersin Associates' David Mallon when he says, "It's easier for me to find a long-lost high school friend than a document I need at work." Few of us complain that information is too easy to find, or that communication is too smooth.
What would be of most help to your learners, and most in support of your goals? Do your learners need to explore ideas and information (as with structured web searches), listen (as with RSS feeds or podcasts), share (as with bookmarking tools such as Delicious, or media sharing sites such as YouTube, Slideshare, or Flickr), reflect (as often happens with blogs), or work collaboratively in a dynamic workspace (as with a wiki)? Do your learners need help finding one another to engage in conversations of their choosing (as with social networking tools)?
While many tools will accommodate a number of approaches, try to identify the ones that make sense for your large goals in the long run. It's also important to consider the real reasons for using social media for learning in the first place; it should in some way extend or enhance the learning experience, or make the learning more accessible to learners. Simply bolting social-media-based activities onto programs because it's the trendy thing to do won't serve anyone well.
Apart from matching goals to strategies, there are other considerations that can support your success with "ID 2.0." Think about what your learners will use, find out what percentage of your workforce comprises Facebook users or Twitterphiles, and determine how many workers have smartphones.
Similarly, what will the organization support? Look into whether employees encounter many problems with websites being blocked. How flexible is your IT department in working with the learning department? Also, check with the marketing department or communications office to find out what is being used elsewhere in the organization and whether you can build on that.
Think about how social media tools could help you get into new spaces, such as those between or after formal events, or where conversations are otherwise naturally occurring. What are some ways to help support the new learning as people work to implement it?
a Twitter hashtag assigned to your training sessions so participants can tweet key points and takeaways to those who were unable to attend.
One area ripe for expansion is performance support. L&D is perfectly positioned to use social media tools to deliver job aids and provide real-time mentoring and coaching. Helping to establish and nurture communities for recent course graduates and new hires is an excellent way to build and reinforce ties between learners and learning.
Find ways for learners to support one another and showcase their work. For instance, Google's Julia Bulkowski recommends that when a stellar salesperson closes a big sale, ask that employee to share her presentation by narrating key points, objections, and responses, and then ask what she considered critical to the sale. Publish this via a sharing tool or company site as a support tool for others.
Watch for opportunities that training and development may be missing. For example, do your workers have an easy way of finding one another? How long would it take someone to, say, find another person in the organization who is fluent in Portuguese? Lead the initiative to establish employee profiles that include skills inventories.
Work with others to establish blogs on topics of particular interest in the company, and recruit ambassadors or experts to help populate these and lead conversations. These can be specific to business, such as sales tactics or new product details, or information of more personal relevance to people such as wellness or work-life balance.
Host a "lifelong learning" blog or Facebook page with updates about L&D activities, as well as links to how-to sites and videos, links to free webinars or podcasts, and overviews of academic programs that might be of interest to staff. In other words, help your learners use social media to learn. Work to invite conversation, comments, and suggestions from your readers or members.
Support learners in generating help for other learners. For example, help them make videos showing successful performance or illustrating common pitfalls for new supervisors. Help them use tools such as Scribd or Slideshare to publish their projects and presentations.
Look for opportunities to help in the workflow. One of my biggest successes was intervening the day a higher-up asked for 15 people to review and return their iterations of the same document. It was a perfect moment to introduce simultaneously shared Google Docs.
Provide real-time access to expertise. Ask the CEO to participate in a social-media-based conversation. Encourage learners to follow experts in the field on Twitter or Google+.
Invite an expert or author for an online (Skype or virtual classroom-based) chat; prior to the event invite participants to post their questions using a tool such as Wallwisher.
Provide a wiki for learners to record course notes, providing a searchable, permanent record of their course across time and iterations. All participants then will be able to leave with a virtual course book.
Provide a virtual field trip to another office or other location via YouTube.
Draw expertise and work together on a work product via a wiki or document-sharing site.
A frequent refrain heard from L&D professionals is "I set up a community and they don't participate" or "I set up a blog for the training department but hardly anyone visits it." This is where the real shift is coming.
New awareness of social learning, and new tools to facilitate it, are changing L&D's role as content-pusher. We need to participate and partner, and help find and support the conversations. Workers are learning from one another all the time, although they may think of it instead as solving a problem.
We are finally uniquely positioned to help move workplace learning from scheduled event to meaningful process.
Jane Bozarth is a career-long trainer, training manager, and instructional designer, presently working as the state of North Carolina's e-learning coordinator.


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This board is just a quick way to connect text LCDs when prototyping.
It features an on-board contrast potentiometer, a switch/jumper to select where the backlight gets it power from (Vdd, or LED if you want to be able to control the backlight via PWM or just be able to switch it on or off at will) and a switch/jumper to select if RW should be permanently connected to Vss (if you don't want to read data from the display).
It has been designed to allow for both male and female headers on the inputs.
I used the PCB Prototyping Service by ITead Studio to get the boards made.
This board contains two SMD parts, but is still easy to solder.
You can use any color LED you want.


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A Mountain with Heart & Soul
30 year-old dream brings a unique vision for a sustainable future in the Tahoe Sierra.
White Wolf Tahoe
White Wolf Tahoe is a proposed 275-acre private, sustainable ski area and residential community in the Tahoe Sierra. With great respect and consideration for the pristine surrounding, the White Wolf Tahoe design reflects a carefully constructed blueprint for the future by using eco-conscious materials and sustainable methods of operation.
A Modern feel, with an Old-World look
A tasteful blend of stone, glass and concrete brings a modern feel to an old world concept.
Whether you're after fresh powder, groomed trails, open faces, or tree skiing; White Wolf Tahoe has it all.
The Cowboy In Between
Often known only as "that guy who owns White Wolf," Troy Caldwell's legacy goes far beyond this piece of mountain paradise. As a member of the U.S. Freestyle Team for six years in the 1970's, and long-time, dedicated Alpine Meadows employee, Troy has remained an influential figure in the Tahoe ski community for more than 45 years.
Troy and his wife Sue live quietly on the property in their modest custom stone and glass home built by Caldwell in the early 90s. This sustainable mountain home design is the inspiration behind the proposed White Wolf Tahoe community. It is Troy's hope that this unique architectural approach will influence greener alpine construction for generations to come.
A Lighter Track
With an average of 400 annual inches, White Wolf Tahoe skiing will rely on natural snowfall.
The Road to White Wolf
In the mid 1980s, long-time Alpine Meadows Ski Resort employees Troy and Sue Caldwell set out to purchase a modest five acre lot to build and operate a small bed and breakfast. The Caldwells were drawn to the vast undeveloped land along the west side of the Alpine Meadows Road leading to the ski area.
© Copyright 2017 - White Wolf Tahoe


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Damascus Slams U.S. Bid to Train Syrian rebels, Accuses Washington of Supporting Terrorism
By Xinhua
Global Research, May 11, 2015
Region: Middle East & North Africa
In-depth Report: SYRIA
Syrian Deputy Foreign Minister Faisal Mekdad on Saturday slammed the U.S. plan to train Syrian rebels, accusing Washington of supporting terrorism and complicating the political solution in Syria, the official SANA news agency reported.
"The United States will start training what it called 'moderate' Syrian rebels under the pretext of fighting Daesh and Nusra Front terrorists," Mekdad said, using the Arabic acronym for the Islamic State (IS) group.
By that, "the United States is lying to its people and the global public opinion," he said, adding that "the United States, by training the rebels, is going to be supporting terrorism and complicating the conditions of a political solution in Syria to achieve its schemes in the region and to protect Israel."
Meanwhile, Mekdad called on the United States to "stay away from the policies of flagrant intervention in the countries' sovereignty and from the policy of changing regimes by force," SANA cited Mekdad's remarks from an op-ed he wrote to the Lebanese al-Bina newspaper.
Almost nine months after the U.S. Congress first authorized funding to train Syrian rebels, Washington officials said the United States has begun offering training to moderate Syrian rebels to combat the IS, adding that the training of around 90 vetted pre-screened rebels started in Jordan, as more training is expected to take place in Turkey and Saudi Arabia.
Editor: Mu Xuequan
The original source of this article is Xinhua
Copyright © Xinhua, Xinhua, 2015
Articles by: Xinhua