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Investors are liking the US fracking industry's new strategy: trying to make money
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Despite a rapid recovery in the price of oil, drilling activity in the US remains muted.
By Tim McDonnell
Climate reporter
The price of oil is up to about $75 per barrel, its highest point since October 2018 and a marked recovery from last year's pandemic pits, when it briefly went negative and then meandered around $40 for several months.
Usually, a high price inspires a rush of drilling activity. But the number of active oil and gas rigs in the US has made only modest gains. What gives?
The immediate problem is that many of those companies that managed to survive the onslaught of bankruptcies that befell oil producers during the pandemic remain on financial life support.
"These guys ran out of money last year, completely," said Ed Hirs, an energy economist at the University of Houston. "They're using what cash flow they can generate right now to keep heart and soul together, not going out and drilling."
Oil companies have limited cash flow
Two main factors are working against producers' cash flow, Hirs says. The first is that during the depths of the pandemic, many companies arranged hedging deals on their future output, essentially locking themselves into prices closer to the $40 range as a form of insurance against another crash. Now that prices are higher—thanks to production cuts made over the last year by Saudi Arabia and other OPEC countries, the global rollout of vaccines, and the return of road and air travel—those companies will lose out.
The other factor is that even before the pandemic, the US fracking industry had been largely frozen out of capital markets after more than a decade in which its business model hinged on obsessive expansion, with little in the way of profit to show for it. That, plus the mounting pressure on financial institutions to decarbonize their portfolios, means it's never been harder for a fracking company to get an affordable loan.
"Without investors supporting them, these guys are going to have to make money on their own," Hirs adds.
Drilling activity is likely to gather steam
One way to do that is to focus on finishing existing wells that were "drilled but uncompleted," known in industry parlance as "DUCs." The number of DUCs nationwide has dropped by a third from mid-2020, according to federal data, a sign that producers want to get the most out of their existing assets. Meanwhile, fracking companies like Devon Energy and ConocoPhillips are working to earn back the confidence of investors by handing over a portion of what profits they're able to earn in the form of increased dividends and share buybacks.
So far, investors seem pleased: Share prices of many oil companies are going strong compared to the beginning of the year, and the energy sector is by far the best-performing slice of the S&P 500, jumping 44% in the last six months.
Does this signal a permanent shift in fiscal strategy? Karr Ingham, the lead economist with the Texas Alliance of Energy Producers, a trade group, doesn't think so. If there continues to be money in US shale fields, he believes, sooner or later the urge to expand will re-emerge.
"Ultimately we will see a higher rig count in response to higher prices," Ingham says. "If that doesn't happen, it would be the first time in the history of the world."


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ICC rules out Eden Gardens as World Cup venue
A taxi drives past Eden Gardens in Kolkata, India. (AP)
Allaam Ousman
Kolkata's Eden Gardens has been ruled out as a venue for hosting the ICC Cricket World Cup match between India and England on February 27 following a report by the venue inspection team.
Following the inspection tour, the three Sri Lanka venues – Colombo, Hambantota and Pallekele – as well as Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai which will stage the World Cup final on April 2, have been approved subject to minor finishing work being completed within specified time frames not exceeding 14 days, according to a statement issued by the ICC (International Cricket Council) from Dubai.
The expert report, however, determined that Eden Gardens in Kolkata would not be ready within an acceptable time frame to host the India v England ICC Cricket World Cup match on 27 February.
"Of particular concern was the fact that host venue obligations in relation to cricket operations, media, broadcast and sponsorship facilities were not finalised and/or confirmed by the venue," it said.
The venue inspection team which included the Tournament Director Prof. Ratnakar Shetty, members of the Central Organising Committe (COC) and the ICC, submitted its report on Thursday on the readiness of five outstanding venues scheduled to host matches in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2011.
The ICC Chief Executive Haroon Lorgat has informed the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) of the decision and, as host, the BCCI will now consider an alternate venue for approval by the ICC.
"All venues had ample time in which to prepare for World Cup matches. We had been understanding and had provided extensions to the deadline dates but unfortunately we are now at a point where we must carefully manage our risks," said Lorgat.
"The COC had provided venues with a deadline of 30 November 2010 to complete all construction work and then to be match-ready by 31 December 2010. An extension was granted by the ICC for five venues, which were again inspected over the past week. Sadly, Eden Gardens in Kolkata was unable to meet the final deadline date of 25 January 2011," he said.
"Regrettably, Eden Gardens has not made sufficient progress to justify the level of confidence required to confirm that the venue would be ready in good time. This was no easy decision to take and while it is most unfortunate, it is absolutely necessary," said Lorgat.
The inspection team drew on the knowledge and experience of some of the leading experts in the field of stadium and ground preparation and the view was that Eden Gardens would not be ready by February 27.
The ICC has also recognised the challenge of relocating a scheduled match.
"We will work with the new venue, the tour operators and the ticket distributors to manage the logistical challenges that will surely arise," Tournament Director Shetty said.
Emergency meeting
The Cricket Association of Bengal is having an emergency meeting to discuss the development.
Kolkata was to host three other matches in the World Cup, but the status of those games is still unclear.
"At this stage no decision has been taken on those matches," an ICC spokesperson said.
The news of switching the match from Kolkata comes just two days after the tournament director, Ratnakar Shetty, waved away worries over readiness of World Cup venues. Media personnel had been barred from a recent inspection of Eden Gardens.
The venue, one of the largest cricket stadiums in the world, has hosted some of the highest-profile matches of the previous two World Cups held in the subcontinent including the final in 1987 and the semifinal in 1996. No international matches have been held in Kolkata since the Test between India and South Africa in February as the stadium was being renovated.
The World Cup, co-hosted by India, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh, begins on February 19 after a week of warm-up games.
Venue change for West Indies series
ICC media and communications manager James Fitzgerald told BBC Sinhala service it wanted Sri Lanka to shift the venues for the series against the West Indies as "there is still some work required to be carried out."
Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) said on Wednesday that the venues for the upcoming series against the West Indies have been changed.
The matches were initially scheduled to be played at Mahinda Rajapaksa International Cricket Stadium, Hambantota and R Premadasa International Cricket Stadium, Colombo, on February 3 and 6.
"However, SLC wishes to announce that in view of a directive issued by the ICC to the effect that no games should be played at any of the World Cup venues, SLC is compelled to make the above changes," it said in a statement.
Fitzgerald admitted there is an "exclusivity period" whereby no non-event-related activities can take place on the ground 21 days prior to the first tournament match or 14 days prior to the first warm-up game.
"The ICC insisted on this exclusivity period due to the fact that there is still some work required to be carried out on the venues, so clearly it's what's best for the tournament. We informed SLC of this in the first week of January," he told the BBC.
The ICC insisted on this exclusivity period due to the fact that there is still some work required to be carried out on the venues so clearly it's what's best for the tournament
Meanwhile, Sri Lanka's Daily Mirror reported that senior Sri Lanka players, including Mahela Jayawardene, raised concerns over the condition of the pitch in R Premadasa International Cricket Stadium.
But SLC chairman DS de Silva, who only last week told the BBC that venues will be handed over to the ICC on January 20, categorically denied the reports.
"There is no truth in these reports," he told BBC Sinhala service.
"There was no accusation whatsoever from the players. In both R Premadasa Stadium and Hambantota International Stadium, the pitch is ready, wicket is ready, grandstand is in very good condition and media room is ready."
He said all three venues will be handed over to the ICC on Friday.

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Home » Football » FFP may block Lionel Messi's move to PSG
FFP may block Lionel Messi's move to PSG
FFP may block Messi's move to PSG
Why it makes sense?
Can PSG still sign Messi?
Messi acknowledges the interest of PSG
The French side, Paris Saint Germain were being termed as favorites to sign the legendary Barcelona number 10 Lionel Messi. But it looks like their plans may have hit a slight snag. According to MARCA, a complaint has been filed by Spanish journalist Dr.Juan Branco, on behalf of FC Barcelona's board members which may block the transfer of the Argentine wizard to the Parc des Princes.
The complaint that has been filed is in terms with the Financial Fair Play (FFP) and states that Lionel Messi's signing to Paris Saint Germain will offshoot over their FFP ratio. He also stated in the report that Paris Saint Germain's ratio is worse than that of FC Barcelona.
Last week it was learned that PSG was the first club to approach the now free Lionel Messi, who had officially left FC Barcelona. PSG also sent an official contact for two years with an additional year of extension possible if both parties are interested. The contract that Lionel and his father Jorge Messi received would give the footballer wages of 40 Million Euros per year.
According to the official complaint shared by Dr. Juan Branco, In the 2019/20 season, PSG had used 99% of their income for the salary of their players. On the other hand, FC Barcelona had used up just 54% of their income.
To add to this, PSG has added the likes of Sergio Ramos, Georginio Wijnaldum, Gianluigi Donnarumma, and Achraf Hakimi to their ranks. This would guarantee their breach of the FFP easily. Also, last season the club added Icardi to their ranks.
As stated before, FC Barcelona had used up just 54% of their income towards the entire salary of their players in 2019/20. Lionel Messi even offered to bring down his wages by 50 percent. But still, FC Barcelona could not keep the Argentine icon at the club as the total salary of the team would have reached 110 percent of the limit imposed by the European and Spanish Fair play body respectively.
Hence it doesn't seem possible that PSG, even after adding so many new talents to their roster, would be able to adhere to the FFP.
If it is proven the PSG has not been able to adhere to the FFP regulations, the European body would block Lionel Messi's move to Paris Saint Germain and the player would have to look at other options to move.
But it is important that the signing ban occurs before the actual contract signing occurs between the club and the player. Once the signing occurs the European body cannot avert it, but can just have hearings on its matter which would just drag things out and have no implications on the signing itself.
PSG would be able to sign Messi depending on Financial Fair play numbers. If the overall Income is more than the Salary of the players in the given year then the club can go ahead with the move.
Also, it has been noted that the French forward Kylian Mbappe wants a move out of the French capital. Selling him to another club would give PSG a hefty transfer fee which could help them in signing Lionel Messi.
The Spanish giants, Real Madrid are eager to sign Kylian Mbappe and this might turn out to be a boon for the club as Paris Saint Germain would have to sell the player now or risk losing out on Lionel Messi's signature. Also, Kylian Mbappe would become a free agent in June 2022 which would mean that Paris Saint Germain would lose the young winger without a transfer fee if he doesn't sign a contract extension at the club.
Lionel Messi held a press conference at FC Barcelona on 8th August. In the press conference, he acknowledged the interest of PSG and said that the club was one of the options. He also said immediately that as of that moment, he had not signed with any other club.
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Last week the news of Pierre Elliott Trudeau's illness spread with the same fever and intensity that he created in 1966 when he stepped onto the Canadian political-landscape. Millions of Canadians sent their condolences, flooded the steps of his Montreal home, and collectively tried to imagine a Canada without Trudeau — what they realized is that, regardless of Trudeau's health, such a Canada simply does not exist.
Robert Mason Lee wrote that what he liked best about Trudeau was how angry he made his father. Similarly for many young Canadians, Trudeau brought to the Prime Minister's Office the hope and charisma that seemed to embody an entire generation, and became a rose in what had previously been a dull and stuffy position. Trudeau was a Harvard graduate who had backpacked across Asia on a pocket full of bills. He drove a Mercedes convertible around Ottawa and had the admiration and support of John Lennon. He was a celebrity, an intellect, but above all, he was ours. There was another side to Trudeau, however. He allowed the United States to test nuclear weapons in northern Canada five-years after asking other small-power nations to ban nuclear tests. He mocked the Tories' wage and price control ideas, only to flip-flop and implement them a year later. His hardheaded stance against Quebec nationalists, and the partition of the Constitution without Quebec's signature, are often cited reasons for Quebec's frustration with federalism — not to mention the bang he dealt the Meech Lake Accord, when he returned to politics to stop the weak Tories from screwing-up his Canada. But that was just part of package; Trudeau had his vision of Canada and, if you didn't like it, then you could go find someone else to do the job. We tried that one — briefly. This, however, comes from someone who was born ten years into Trudeau's run as Prime Minister. What many Canadians experienced and felt first-hand, others have grown up with unconditionally; we can read, watch television and learn from our professors, but how many of us can imagine a Canada without a Charter of Rights and Freedoms? How many of us can imagine Paul Martin or Jean Chretien flipping the bird from a train window, or telling postal-workers that if they didn't like their job, he could find someone else to do it? Well, Chretien, maybe. This past week, as Trudeau's health captured the attention of a nation, the media gave us a brief chance to reflect on Trudeau's years in power. For those of you who experienced Trudeau's leadership through a period of tremendous social and political change, news of his ailing health must have felt like watching a parent or guardian fall ill. For those of us too young to know a Canada without Trudeau, it was like watching a living-legend show his mortality. For all Canadians, regardless of politics or opinions, it was a chance to reflect on the life of Canada's greatest statesman and reaffirm his immortality in Canadian politics.


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Q: Delete and Edit post entry for simple Blog on PHP & MySQL Created this script based on a tutorial but I would like to add a few things, one is able to edit and delete the post. This code works but I honestly do not know much about php, how can include such features as this script?

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A: Use the PHP Mysql DELETE statement to delete the post, and PHP Mysql UPDATE statement to edit the existing post.. its so simple

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A new James Island development, Battery Island Row, is aiming to be a green, LEED-certified development.
On the edge of James Island facing Folly, the development's open houses start in July 2009.
You can learn loads more about them on their Web site.


The United States still has the highest rate of teen pregnancy among countries that collect complete data, despite a marked decline since the 1990s.
The U.S. rate of 57 pregnancies per 1,000 15- to 19-year-olds was higher than New Zealand (51) and England and Wales (47), the nonprofit Guttmacher Institute found in a new study. Switzerland has the lowest teen pregnancy rate (8), followed by the Netherlands, Slovenia and Singapore (14).
Researchers noted that teen pregnancy rates are still highest in parts of Sub-Saharan Africa, Latin America and former Soviet countries, but that data from those areas was incomplete.
"The long-term decline in teen pregnancy rates in many countries is great news," said study author Gilda Sedgh in a written statement. "Yet it is clear that far more needs to be done to bring down the comparatively high rates in countries like the United States and England and Wales so that they are on par with those in countries like Switzerland and the Netherlands."
The analysis also revealed that the share of teen pregnancies that end in abortion varies widely in the countries studied, though abortion is available in all of them. In the United States, 26 percent of teen pregnancies end in abortion compared with 70 percent in Sweden.
The analysis used statistics from the United Nations Statistics Division.
President Obama praised the decline in the U.S. teen pregnancy rate in this week's State of the Union address.
"We still may not agree on a woman's right to choose," he told Republicans, "but surely we can agree it's a good thing that teen pregnancies and abortions are nearing all-time lows."
The teen pregnancy rate was 57.4 per 1,000 women ages 15 to 19 in 2010, Guttmacher reported, a 15 percent decline over two years. The rate declined by half since its peak in 1990.


The Cayman Islands is a British overseas territory located in the western Caribbean Sea. The country took its name from the ridge known as the Cayman Rise, which is a series of massive underwater elevations of land, the tallest of which are home the Cayman Islands. Located due south of Cuba, east of Mexico, and west of Jamaica, the Cayman Islands has a tropical marine climate making it a perfect getaway for seaside escapes and oceanfront escapades.
The tourism industry has been a boon to the Cayman Islands, which makes a majority of its economic GDP from discerning tourists that frolick to the region. These world class resorts and hotels have learned that to attract such tourists they need to use the absolute best in building materials. Of these, natural stone (which includes marble, limestone, travertine, onyx, and terrazzo) are the most luxurious.
Over time, these natural stores deteriorate due to salty air and wear and tear. Heavy foot traffic, harsh chemical cleaning solutions which do more harm than good, and everyday use cause marble flooring, countertops and bathrooms to lose their luster. In such cases, it may be time to call on the services of a Cayman Islands marble polishing and restoration professional.
It is important to call in a specialist to handle your Cayman Islands marble restoration job. Contrary to popular belief, marble is a soft and porous material, which can easily lose its staple shine when exposed to harsh environments. The good news is you don't have to replace your Cayman Islands marble tile; a simple restoration job can do wonders.
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Call us today at (866) 578 3600 for a free estimate on a Cayman Islands marble restoration job for your home, office, hotel, or yacht. You won't regret living in a more beautiful space.


The history of technology, when construed broadly and informed by social studies of technology, can inform contemporary policy making and technology engagement. To illustrate this, Bijker will first introduce a recent study in the history of technology, which he did with Annapurna Mamidipudi on handloom weaving in India. Some of the insights gained from that project will then be used to address a contemporaneous issue in northern India, about the highly polluting burning of rice straw.
Handloom is an everyday technology in India (and in many other countries), but also one with a centuries-long tradition. A social-constructivist analysis of the production and consumption of handloom suggests a reconceptualization of innovation. This reconceptualization of innovation has three elements: (1) broadening the unit of analysis from artefact to socio-technical ensemble, (2) recognizing the role of infrastructures, including institutions, and (3) recognizing that innovation and tradition need not be contradictory.
Using these concepts as developed in studying the history of handloom to analyse the contemporaneous issue of rice-straw burning, leads us, Bijker will argue, to critically reflect on the modernization of Indian agriculture as carried out during the Green Revolution. Interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary collaboration, also involving non-academic knowledge, now suggests new forms of technological engagement and policy formation. Finally, these analyses and arguments imply the possibility, if not necessity, to reflect on the societal roles of historians of technology and to rethink relations between scholarship and policy formation.


Madelyn turned 6 months old last Tuesday. On Thursday she had her 6 month checkup with Dr. C. She got 4 shots including her first flu shot. She has to go back in a month to get her second flu shot. So until then Dr. C told us to keep her away from toddlers, school ages kids and sick people so she doesn't catch anything. At 6 months Madelyn weighs 15 pounds 5 ounces and is 25 inches long. She is now eating rice cereal, carrots, squash, sweet potatoes and green beans. I can't believe that it has already been 6 months since we were bringing home a tiny baby that only weighed 6 pounds. Madelyn has completely changed our lives. We are constantly laughing with this wild child, she is no longer a quiet calm little baby. She plays, laughs and smiles all day long. She loves Keyser and Otis and watching all the fish at Grandma and Grandpa's house. This month's pictures were a little more difficult than better. Madelyn wanted to eat her 6 month sign.
Madelyn is ready for Halloween and the next Auburn game! Thanks Aunt Sarah for the adorable halloween onesie, we love it!!
Madelyn had her first trip to the beach last week. Our good friends Trey and Shelley got married on Saturday so we decided to go down on Wednesday for a little family vacation. It was Madelyn's first long car ride (she did not do well on the ride down)first time to spend the night away from home, first time to see the beach, her first rehearsal dinner and first wedding all in one weekend. She loved being on the beach in her tent however she did not like her toes in the ocean. She slept like a little angel at night the whole time we were there. The past two nights back at home she has woke up screaming all night long. If she keeps this up we might just have to move to the beach! I was a little nervous about taking her to the rehearsal dinner and wedding but she was a perfect little angel both nights. She loved meeting and smiling at so many new people. Here are a few pictures from our trip.


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Falmouth QB Connolly ready to roll again
Matt Goisman @MattGoismanCCT
Nov 27, 2019 at 9:55 PM Nov 28, 2019 at 6:34 AM
FALMOUTH — Kyle Connolly has made a habit of stepping up for Falmouth on Thanksgiving. He's been the driving offensive force behind the Clippers' last two Selectmen's Cup victories over Barnstable, putting up a combined seven touchdowns and over 500 rushing yards to stretch Falmouth's winning streak to four in the rivalry known as "The Game."
Now a senior, Connolly is looking to close out a strong three years as the Clippers' starting quarterback with one last great performance at home Thursday at 10 a.m.
"I'm very excited to play this Thursday, but I'm upset about it at the same time because I'm not ready to give it up," Connolly said. "This game will top every game that you've ever played in your life."
Connolly is a Falmouth native who started playing competitive football at 7 years old. He bounced through various towns' youth Pop Warner programs, including Falmouth, Sandwich and Mashpee, but in the eighth grade finally got introduced to the Clippers' signature triple option offense as quarterback for the freshman team.
He'd always been a running back before the eighth grade, but he went 7-0 as the starting quarterback and has been the signal-caller ever since.
"It's nice being able to hold the game in your own hands," Connolly said. "Holding the pace, and determining who gets the ball off the reads."
That background as a running back has been on full display this season and throughout his three years at QB. Connolly enters Thanksgiving with 20 rushing touchdowns compared with just two passing TDs, ranking first on the team and among the best in Division 5 statewide.
Coach Derek Almeida said Connolly had to win his position as a sophomore and then continue to win it in subsequent seasons, but every year he's risen to the challenge.
"After the first couple of days practicing as a sophomore, you could tell who the guy was going to be," Almeida said. "We've definitely tailored the position to fit his skillset."
Connolly's first exposure to varsity football came as a freshman. He started on kickoff and kickoff return, getting on the field as early as the season opener and helping the team win an undefeated Division 2A state championship that December.
"Week 1, it was against Bishop Feehan," Connolly said. "Victor Azevedo, he was the kicker. He squib-kicked it, and I recovered it, and Owen Higgins jumped right on top of me."
Higgins was a senior on the 2016 squad, and that ability to bond with older teammates served Connolly well as he continued in the program. He remembers spending the following summer with 2017 senior Gates Kelliher, going over plays and footwork to get ready for the season.
"Knowing that a senior captain was picking me and having me work with him boosted my confidence a lot," Connolly said. "And it showed that I had a good chance of being the guy,"
The Clippers made the playoffs in 2017 and 2018 with Connolly at the helm, and in 2018 also won the Atlantic Coast League in 2018 and their first-round playoff game.
Connolly, who also plays safety on defense, took home ACL All-Star honors as a junior. That season ended with a 36-14 win over Barnstable in which Connolly rushed for three touchdowns and over 300 yards in temperatures that stayed in the teens all morning.
"It's harder to tackle somebody like Connolly when it's cold," said Barnstable coach Ross Jatkola. "He thrived in the moment."
Remembering last year's game, Connolly said, "As soon as I was off the field, I would jump right in front of a heater. Winning that game in that type of weather meant a whole lot more."
This will be Connolly's final game in a Falmouth football uniform. He said he hopes to play football in college, but where remains to be seen.
Connolly has battled ankle injuries throughout his career, but never let that keep him out for more than one game each season.
That toughness, combined with his skills, makes him at least in Almeida's mind a strong choice for a college team.
"He's been one of the best football players we've ever had here," Almeida said. "Colleges don't really care what position you play. Offense, defense, they just want to see who's tough, who can run, who can hit, who's going to play physical, who plays with good technique."


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Q: Remove content onclick for dynamically generated buttons I am using the following code to delete messages in my website. The problem is that newly added messages (dynamically loaded) have the delete button (href links to delete message) that does not work. Is there is any solution for this?

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When you need to bind some event handlers to dynamically added
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Change your code

A: Please use "live" or "on" function but it is deprecated for latest jquery
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Q: Ending an Ember application What's the proper way to end an Ember application?
In my application, I have a logout button.  When pressed, the app sends a message to the server, which terminates the user session and does some cleanup.  On the client side, I currently just transition to the login route, which doesn't really terminate the application since artifacts from the prior login remains.  Hitting the refresh button manually would do it.  Does Ember provide a function to programmatically refresh a page?  Is there a more elegant way of doing this than a refresh?

A: There's a couple of things you'd need to do.
To reset Ember itself you can just use App.reset();
Reset any client side record management software (this is different for Ember Model/Ember Data).
Ember doesn't provide a way to programmatically refresh a page, since you can just use window.location.reload().


An action that provides CSRF protection.
Apply this to all actions that render a form that contains a CSRF token.
Apply this to all actions that require a CSRF check.
The name of the token.
If defined, the name of the cookie to read the token from/write the token to.
If using a cookie, whether it should be secure.
If using a cookie, whether it should have the HTTP only flag.
How much of the POST body should be buffered if checking the body for a token.
Whether tokens should be signed.
Returns true if a request for that method should be checked.
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The name of the HTTP header to check for tokens from.
A function that decides based on the headers of the request if a check is needed.


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A number of processes can be automated with the use of specific equipment and expertise.
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Answer: There are certain cases when we can consider the same. For example, repeating tasks.
During such a scenario, automating a test saves a lot of time as well as Human efforts.
In addition to this, test with more than one data set can be made more efficient through this approach.
Also, regression test cases, as well as Smoke & Sanity tests are also the conditions when automating a test is a good option.
However, the final decision is always based on Return-on-Investment.
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the scope of automation anywhere followed by the steps planning, designing, as well as development.
in the defined sequence to eliminate confusion.
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Therefore, it must have a better image and object testing ability. Also, it must be capable to test the database.
Object identification, as well as multiple framework support, are the other features that must be there in a tool for Automation Anywhere.
8. Name any five things which you can automate?
Answer: Smoke Sanity test suite, Automation behind GUI, build deployment, smoke test suite, as well as test data creation.
9. What factors are important to consider for scripting standard for Automation Anywhere Testing?
Answer: For every ten lines of code, there should be three lines of code. Maximum use of framework wherever possible is also an important factor Proper indentation, Uniform naming convention, Error handling and management are some of the factors that must be considered.
10. Name any two important tools for Automation anywhere testing?
Answer: There are several tools but the ones that are considered as best are Rational Robot and QTP. Both of them are equally powerful and help to get results that are totally error free.
11. What are the reasons for not considering manual testing in automation anywhere approach?
Answer: The biggest issue is it needs a lot of additional resources as well as it's a time-consuming process if done manually. There are certain chances of lots of errors that can declare their presence due to inaccuracy. When projects are time bounded or when they are extremely large, obvious, it's not a wise option to consider manual testing. It can degrade the performance of resources performing testing due to losing interest by performing the same task again and again in a short time span.
12. What do you know about the type of framework that is used in Automation Anywhere software?
Answer: There are four important frameworks that are commonly used. First is Keyword Driven Automation Framework. Next is Data-driven automation framework. The third is Hybrid Automation Framework and last is Modular automation framework.
13. What is Selenium? What do you know about it?
Answer: It is basically a framework for the test suite that is widely considered in Automation anywhere approach. Selenium is open source and can be very useful when it comes to automating the mobile, as well as web environments. Its wide support to scripting languages such as Python, Ruby, Java, PHP, Perl, and so on makes it one of the best framework.
14. What do you mean by QTP?
Answer: It stands for Quick test professional and is basically an Automation tool that is considered in test environments.
15. What do you mean by Sikuli?
Answer: It is basically an important tool in Automation that can simply be used when it comes to graphical user interface. It makes use of VIM method and contains several web elements.
16. What are the uses of Sikuli?
Answer: Sikuli is a powerful tool that can be used for automating the flash objects, as well as websites. Whenever there is a need of simple API, it can simply be used. Also, it can be integrated with a number of frameworks such as Java, .Net. Windows based applications can be automated simply with the help of Sikuli. Moreover, it is possible to link it with other tools such as Selenium.
17. How you will handle errors in automation anywhere approach?
Answer: Modern tools used in the scenario are powerful for this matter. The fact is automation softwares are equipped with an error-handling mechanism to spot the errors that often declare their presence. In case any manual action is required, the same can be done by building a logic in the system. This can be done based on nature and the exact cause of the problem.
18. In Automation Anywhere approach, what exactly you will automate first?
Answer: Modern automation softwares are equipped with one of the best features and i.e. they can calculate ROI and provide useful information on tasks that offer advantages and simply help in knowing what exactly to be automated first. Obviously, this cut down the confusion that often comes due to the priority of automation. Suggestions from the employees in case of its implementation in a business can also be taken so that complex processes can be automated first and employees' burden can be reduced. It is true that this can enhance their efficiency.
19. What types of different systems are required for Automation Anywhere??
Answer: Any type of system can be considered because there is no necessity of back-end coding. This is one of the leading advantages of this approach as well.
20. What is the purpose of Automation Anywhere and what are the challenges associated?
Answer: Automation Anywhere is a good approach that aims to save time and cut down the human errors. It is basically a form of artificial intelligence that is helpful in making the tasks and processes more superior in every aspect. The biggest challenges associated in the present scenario are skills shortage and sometimes cost. However, a lot of tasks can be made run without a break without worrying about their failure.
21. Compare Sikuli and Selenium?
Answer: Both Sikuli and Selenium are powerful tools that can be used in Automation Anywhere. However, both have their own pros and cons associated with them. Sikuli supports automating the flash objects while Selenium doesn't. Sikuli is useful for automating the Windows as well as web applications. On the other side, Selenium can work only on web applications. A visual match is present in the Sikuli whereas Selenium lacks the same.
22. What should be paid attention to during the task creation?
Answer: A lot of methods are available to ensure Automation is under control and is actually not wasting money, time and efforts. Task creation is basically a useful approach that simply let the automation process work reliably provided you engaged only those in the processes who have good skills.
23. What should be the best strategies to work on Automation according to you?
Answer: The very first thing is to pay attention to the fact whether the process can actually the automated or not. Sometimes it is possible but there are more cons than pros. This should be examined carefully in the initial phase. Next strategy is to consider small implementation and then building up slowly. This will surely tackle the complex processes. At the same time, there is need to pay attention to another important fact and i.e. information security. It is an important task and must be designed as early as possible. Another strategy that must be considered is to transform the operation which can be done through the best available tools.
24. Is it possible to achieve 100% automation?
Answer: Yes, it is possible but generally extremely complex. Complete automation even has a lot of disadvantages too. Generally, it is not the primary target in any automation process and operations that aim the same is not considered in most of the projects based on automation.
25. What do you mean by a framework?
Answer: It is basically nothing but a group of structure of an automation suit. It also provides a lot of useful information on several aspects such as Data reporting in case of larger projects, Handling test data, Environment files handling, Coding standards associated, Handling & maintaining elements, Handling logs, as well as handling properties files.
26. Name a few automation tools you heard about? Are all tools free?
Answer: There are lots of tools available and not all of them are free. Selenium and JMeter are basically open source. The paid ones are Load Runner, RFT, DTP, Rational, Ranorex.
27. What are the tasks that should regularly be monitored in Automation?
Answer: Running the scripts regularly is a good practice. It must be considered on priority as through this practice it is possible to keep a close eye on scripts and any errors if they come can be detected immediately. Identification of strategies which are reusable and writing it in a separate file is another practice to be followed. Adding appropriate comments and following the coding conventions are the other useful strategies.
28. Name the different recorders available in Automation Anywhere?
29. What are the characteristics of a good framework in Automation Anywhere?


"The Death of Aiguillon" will be published in Yanni Kuznia's A Fantasy Medley 3, with work by Jacqueline Carey (!), Kevin Hearne, and Laura Bickle. This is set in the universe of my upcoming novel The House of Shattered Wings, and follows a kitchen girl after the fall of the House of Aiguillon and the refuge she finds in a Paris torn apart by the Great Houses War. I'm pretty psyched about this one: it's coming out from Subterranean Press and will be published at the end of 2015.


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By HTET AUNG KYAW| March 26, 2013 | THE IRRAWADDY
Tomorrow is the 68th anniversary of Burma's "Anti-Fascist Revolution Day," which marks the beginning of the uprising against Japan's WWII occupation of the country on March 27, 1945. Since the 1970s, however, it has been commemorated as Tatmadaw Day, in honor of Burma's armed forces.
Although the role of the armed forces in Burma's colonial and post-independence history has been controversial, this year's Tatmadaw Day may be an occasion for change. When Armed Forces Commander-in-Chief Vice Snr-Gen Min Aung Hlaing delivers his speech tomorrow, he may have a different message.
Traditionally, Tatmadaw Day has been an occasion for the commander-in-chief to call on his troops to defend the country against rebel armies and Western neocolonialism. This year, however, there is not much fighting on the ethnic rebel front (with the very notable exception of the conflict with the Kachin Independence Army), and the countries of the West (especially the US and Australia) have begun to renew ties with Burma's long-shunned military.
During his recent trips to Europe and Australia, President Thein Sein was accompanied by Deputy Commander-in-Chief Gen Soe Win and Joint Chief of Command Gen Hla Htay Win. This fact alone speaks volumes for the dramatic change in the West's image of Burma's armed forces since Thein Sein's quasi-civilian government came to power two years ago, ending nearly five decades of direct military rule. Not so long ago, all three men would have been banned from entering most Western countries.
Especially since opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy joined the army-backed Parliament after winning in by-elections last April 1, perceptions of Burma's military have fundamentally changed. Even Suu Kyi—who spent much of the preceding two decades a prisoner of the former junta—has recently spoken of her "fondness" for the Burmese armed forces, which were founded by her father during Burma's struggle for independence.
What is even more remarkable, however, if the way that many of Burma's ethnic armed groups have responded to the government's calls for ceasefires, even as the situation on the ground in many ethnic areas remains far from stable. While there are still many who doubt that a lasting peace will take hold anytime soon, just two years ago it would have been almost unthinkable that the Karen National Union—which has been engaged in an uninterrupted war with the government for as long as Burma has been a modern nation—would ever agree to a truce.
In other words, this Tatmadaw Day could conceivably be the last that Burma's armed forces—and all the other militias in the country—are forced to fight each other in a seemingly endless civil war. If that is the case, then all of the fighting forces in Burma need to rethink their roles and plan for a future in which war in no longer the norm.
On the occasion of this year's Armed Forces Day, then, I offer the following suggestions:
1. All armed groups, including the Tatmadaw, should undergo sweeping reforms that include training their troops to be professional soldiers whose orders ultimately come from the country's elected civilian government.
2. All armed forces should devote a significant portion of their budgets to caring for comrades wounded in action and the families of those who fell while fighting.
3. All armed forces should build monuments to honor those who fought honorably.
4. The government, Parliament and people of Burma should recognize the sacrifices of all those who died in action, regardless of which side they were on.
It is impossible to calculate how many soldiers have died in Burma over the past 65 years, but we can get some sense of the incredible waste of human life if we consider the fact that the All Burma Students' Democratic Front, one of the smallest armed groups in the country, has lost 1,024 troops since it was formed in the aftermath of the 1988 pro-democracy uprising. Imagine, then, how many others must have died as casualties of all the armed groups that have fought in Burma since it became an independent nation.
National reconciliation will only be possible when all sides in Burma's myriad conflicts can begin to recognize that they are not the only victims of the senseless cycle of violence that has dragged the country down for more than half a century.
Htet Aung Kyaw is a former student activist who fled to Burma's ethnic rebel-controlled areas in 1988. He is now a freelance journalist and writer in exile.
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March 26, 2013 at 7:08 AM Reply
you did the great job brother but if you focus more on killing each other is worse and how important of respect to each other's life will make differences for a country.For the future, a country must invest in its peoples but not in person interest of the leaders. I think, now, in Burma, women and children; such individuals are at risk in great deal by lack of respect to the law and regulation.


"Ounde" (or onde, undy, etc) is from the French for "wave". Here it's made from two side-by-side chevrons, and is too pointed to be considered a proper heraldic "unde" but the intent is clear enough.
The direction that the loops are given the half-twist determines which side of the braid faces upward during the braiding. For the sake of consistency, all my directions will form a braid with the more attractive side facing down, allowing the outer edges to be easily connected above the braid.
Color 1: A B - all hands.
Color 2: C D - all hands.
A goes through D C B left, and takes the loop on A left unreversed.
Move the loop taken from A left onto D left unreversed.
A goes through D C B right, and takes the loop on A right unreversed.
Move the loop taken from A right onto D right unreversed.
Put the loop from D right over and around D left, taking back the loop from D left unreversed.
Put your A loop over and behind your partner's B loop, taking his B unreversed.
Left hand - Twist the bottom of each loop upward (Counter-clockwise).
Right hand - Twist the bottom of each loop upward (Clockwise).
Lace ounde rounde of 16.
Set your bows as in the broad lace [t33] work in the same manner and when ye have changed the over bows of your next hand then shall ye change the over bows in the further hand and begin and etc.
A lace ounde rounde of 16 bowys.
Omnia ut supra [All as above] [h37], save when ye have changed the over bows of your next hands ye shall change the over bows of your further hands.
Set your bows upon your hands as in the ownd broad [s49], and work also in the self manner, save ye shall change here your overbows of your further hands, and begin again.


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Lorena M. (Cordel) Gronewoller, 95, of Tipton, passed away, Thursday, March 14, 2019. She was born five miles east of Tipton on the family farm, August 20, 1923 to Peter and Barbara (Bach) Cordel.
Lorena was married to her husband John and to this union had four sons. She lived on the farm where she was a homemaker for the majority of her life.
Lorena and John occasionally liked to travel, but for the most part stayed near the farm. She especially enjoyed cooking for the crews that helped harvest in the summer. Fried chicken was a big hit and she and her sisters all helped prepare the chickens for the many meals they served. She also enjoyed tending to her garden. There were always a lot of cats on the farm which Lorena loved. She also loved dogs.
She is survived by her children; Frank Gronewoller of Ionia, John Gronewoller of Onaga, Mark Gronewoller of Tipton, and grandchildren; Riley, Paige, John, Eryn, and Jarod. She is preceded in death by her husband John, son Larry and sisters; Marie and Della.
Visitation will be Thursday, March 21 from 5-7 p.m. at St. Boniface Catholic Church with a rosary/vigil service beginning at 7 p.m. Mass of Christian Burial will be at 11 a.m. Friday March 22 at the church. Burial will take place at a later date. Memorials may be made to St. Boniface Catholic Church and Hospice Services of Phillipsburg.
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2-methylbut-3-yn-2-ol
Effects on fertility
Effects on fertility:
- NOAEL = 130 mg/kg bw (OECD 408)
fertility, other
other: OECD Guideline 408 (Repeated Dose 90-Day Oral Toxicity in Rodents)
45 mg/kg bw/day (nominal)
130 mg/kg bw/day (nominal)
yes, concurrent vehicle
effects observed, treatment-related
Description (incidence and severity):
In all male and all female animals of test group 3 (400 mg/kg bw/d) slight unsteady gait was observed on several days of the study within 2 hours as well as within 2 to 5 hours after administration. The sign was observed first in males on study day 12 and in females on study day 10. Reduced attention was observed in all males and 7/10 females (Nos. 71-76 and 79) of the same test group on several days of the study within 2 hours as well as within 2 to 5 hours after administration. This finding was seen first in males on study day 16 and in females on study day 31. Additionally, in 6/10 male (Nos. 31, 33, 34, 38-40) and 5/10 female (Nos. 72-76) high dose group animals semiclosed eyelids of both eyes was observed within 2 to 5 hours after administration starting on study day 55 in males and on study day 31 in females. Furthermore, in all male and all female animals of test group 2 (130 mg/kg bw/d) slight unsteady gait was observed on several days of the study within 2 hours (except male No. 28 and female No. 64) as well as within 2 to 5 hours after administration. The sign was seen first in in both sexes on study day 37. All animals of test groups 2 and 3 (130 and 400 mg/kg bw/d) recovered from all above mentioned findings overnight. None of the listed findings above had been observed on the next day before treatment. In 1 female (No.58) of test group 1 (45 mg/kg bw/d) slight poor general condition, piloerection and pale skin on entire body was observed within 2 hours as well as within 2 to 5 hours after administration on study day 10. The animal recovered overnight. These unique appearing findings are assessed as incidental and spontaneous in nature and not related to treatment. No clinical findings were observed in male of test groups 1 (45 mg/kg bw/d).
From beginning of determination (study day 25) until end of administration period water consumption was increased in male animals of test group 3 (400 mg/kg bw/d) with an increase >20% between study days 53-56, 60-63, and 81-84 as well as in males of test group 2 (130 mg/kg bw/d) with an increase >20% between study days 39-42, 46-49, 53-56, and 60-63. In male animals of test group 1 (45 mg/kg bw/d) and in female animals of all test groups water consumption was not increased above 20%.
At the end of the administration period in males of test groups 2 and 3 (130 and 400 mg/kg bw/d) hematocrit values were significantly decreased. Additionally, in males of both mentioned test groups and of test group 1 (45 mg/kg bw/d) red blood cell (RBC) counts were significantly decreased and relative reticulocyte counts, mean corpuscular volume (MCV) and mean corpuscular hemoglobin (MCH) content were significantly increased. Hematocrit values, MCH and relative reticulocyte counts in males of test groups 1 and 2 were within historical control ranges (males hematocrit 0.410-0.448 L/L, MCH 1.00-1.09 fmol, relative reticulocytes 1.5-1.9 %). RBC counts and MCV in males of test group 1 were also within the historical controls range whereas those of test group 2 were marginally outside these ranges (males RBC 8.31-9.08 Tera/L, MCV 47.8-51.1 fL). MCV is a calculated index using the measured red blood cell parameters hematocrit and RBC counts, the first parameter within, the last one marginally below the historical control range in males of test group 2. Therefore, red blood cell parameter changes in males of test group 1 and 2 (45 and 130 mg/kg bw/d) were regarded as treatment related but not adverse, because none or at maximum one measured parameter (RBC counts in test group 2) were outside historical control ranges (ECETOC Technical Report No 85, 2002). Several red blood cell parameters in males of test group 3 (400 mg/kg bw/d) were clearly outside the historical control ranges and therefore, these changes were regarded as adverse.
At the end of the administration period in rats of both sexes of test group 3 (400 mg/kg bw/d), alanine aminotransferase (ALT) activities were significantly higher compared to controls. Additionally, in males of test group 1 and 3 (45 and 400 mg/kg bw/d) aspartate aminotransferase (AST) activities were significantly increased. However, the higher AST values in test group 1 were not dose dependently changed and were therefore, regarded as incidental and not treatment-related. The ALT and AST activity means in test group 3 were less than twofold higher compared to those of the study controls. Therefore, these alterations were regarded as treatment-related but not adverse (Hall et al., 2012).
No treatment-related changes among urinalysis parameters were observed. However, in rats of both sexes of test group 3 (400 mg/kg bw/d) urine volume was significantly higher compared to controls. This observation per se without any other finding in the urinary tract were regarded as treatment-related but not adverse. In males of test group 3 (400 mg/kg bw/d) significantly higher incidences of oxalate crystals were found in the urine sediment.
In the functional observation battery performed within 5 hours after treatment, slight impairment of coordination was observed manifested in the unsteady gait, food splay test, and grip strength in test group 3 (400 mg/kg bw/d) and partially in test group 2 (130 mg/kg). Additionally, a reduced motor activity was determined in the test group 3 within 8 hours after treatment. These findings were assessed as clinical pattern of a hypnotic chemical. The test substance is an alcohol with a tertian hydroxyl group with known hypnotic potential (Sehring K 1955). Therefore, these findings were assessed as treatment-related but not adverse.
Treatment-related findings were observed in kidneys and testes of male animals and in ovaries of female animals.
In males of test groups 2 and 3, eosinophilic droplets were noted with treatment-relatedly increased severity in proximal tubules of the kidney. Macroscopic findings of enlargement and discoloration correlated with the histopathological findings in test group 2 and 3. A histopathological correlate for the enlarged kidneys in two test group 1 males and in animal 40 (test group 3, which showed only minimal findings histopathologically) could not be detected. In 5 males of test group 3, minimal retention of spermatids was noted, characterized by two generations of elongated spermatids in tubules of stages X to XII, it was graded minimal, as only a few spermatids of step 19 were present (the mature form, which should have been released in stage VIII). In all females of test group 3, minimal to slight (micro)vacuolation of interstitial glands was observed. No morphological correlates were seen for the increased liver weights in test group 3 males and the decreased pituitary gland weights in test group 3 females.
All other findings occurred either individually or were biologically equally distributed over control and treatment groups. They were considered to be incidental or spontaneous in origin and without any relation to treatment.
Reproductive function: oestrous cycle:
Significant test substance-related increase of estrous cycle length (6.5 days) and decrease of the number of cycles (2.3) were obtained in female animals of test group 3 (400 mg/kg bw/d). Female No. 77 of this test group had no complete estrous cycle during the observation period, thus mean cycle length could be determined in 9 of 10 females of test group 3 (400 mg/kg bw/d), only. No test substance-related effects on estrous cycle length and the number of cycles were obtained in female animals of test groups 1 and 2 (45 and 130 mg/kg bw/d).
Reproductive function: sperm measures:
In males of test groups 1, 2 and 3 (45, 130 and 400 mg/kg bw/d), total sperm counts in the cauda epididymidis were significantly lower compared to controls. However, all values were within the historical control range (TS/gC 381-890 Mio/g) and the change was not dose dependent. Additionally, the percentage of abnormal sperms was statistically increased in males of test group 3 (400 mg/kg bw/d), with the dominating observation of an abnormal hook or a missing head. Abnormal sperm counts were already higher in males of test group 2 (130 mg/kg bw/d), but the change was not statistically significant and the mean was within the historical control range (abnormal sperms 6.0-7.2 %). Therefore, the combination of reduced sperm head counts and increased abnormal sperm counts in males of test group 3 (400 mg/kg bw/d) were regarded as adverse. In males of test group 2 (130 mg/kg bw/d) abnormal sperm head counts were not statistically significantly increased and both mentioned parameters were within historical control ranges. In test group 1 (40 mg/kg bw/d) only total sperm head counts were decreased, but the values were also within the historical control range. Therefore, the mentioned altered sperm parameters in males of test group 1 and 2 were regarded as incidental and not treatment-related. Concerning motility of the sperms and the sperm head counts in the testis no treatment-related effects were observed.
Reproductive performance:
organ weights and organ / body weight ratios
cauda epididymis
not measured/tested
The study type of an OECD 408 does not foresee a mating of parental animals to produce an offspring generation. Therefore, no information on the F1 or F2 generation are available.
Reproductive effects observed:
Relation to other toxic effects:
reproductive effects occurring together with other toxic effects, but not as a secondary non-specific consequence of other toxic effects
The administration of 2-methylbut-3-yn-2-ol by gavage to male and female Wistar rats for 3 months caused signs of systemic toxicity manifested on kidney as well as reproductive organs epididymis, testis, and ovary. These findings had been observed largely in the highest dose level tested (400 mg/kg bw/d). However, findings in the kidney of the male animals (macroscopic: enlarged and discolored, histological correlate: increased eosinophilic droplets) were also partially present at mid dose levels (130 mg/kg bw/d). Therefore, under the conditions of the study the no observed adverse effect level (NOAEL) was 45 mg/kg bw/d for male Wistar rats (NOAEL for female Wistar rats = 130 mg/kg bw/d).
Effect on fertility: via oral route
130 mg/kg bw/day
2-Methylbut-3-yn-2-ol was administered by gavage to groups of 10 male and 10 female Wistar rats at dose levels of 0 (test group 0, vehicle control), 45 (test group 1), 130 (test group 2) and 400 mg/kg bw/d (test group 3) over a period of 3 months. The application caused signs of systemic toxicity manifested on kidney as well as reproductive organs epididymis, testis, and ovary. The findings on the reproductive organs had been observed in the highest dose level tested (400 mg/kg bw/d) in male as well as in female animals. Therefore, under the conditions of the present study the no observed adverse effect level (NOAEL) for reproductive toxicity was 130 mg/kg bw/d in Wistar rats.
Concerning reproductive toxicity, the spermanalysis showed a combination of reduced sperm head counts in the cauda epidymidis and an increase of abnormal sperm counts in males of test group 3 (400 mg/kg bw/d). This simultaneous occurrence of both effects was regarded as adverse, whereas the not dose-dependent alterations of sperm head counts in test group 1 and 2 (45 and 130 mg/kg bw/d) and the higher abnormal sperm counts in test group 2 were within historical control ranges. Therefore, the changes in these test groups were regarded as incidental and not treatment-related. Regarding the decreased mean relative epididymides weight of test group 3 males (400 mg/kg bw/d), the finding was regarded as treatment-related as it was below historical controls. Furthermore, it might correlate to the histopathologically observed minimal sperm retention in the testis in this group and to decreased spermatocyte numbers observed in clinical pathology. This finding was assessed as adverse.
The alteration of estrous cycle of female animals of test group 3 (400 mg/kg bw/d) with an increase of cycle length and decrease of number of cycles was assessed as treatment-related and adverse. Furthermore, in the ovaries of that test group minimal to slight vacuolation of interstitial glands was observed and assessed as treatment-related and adverse.
In general, any effect of a substance that has the potential to interfere with sexual function and fertility should be considered for classification purposes. This includes, next to others, alterations to the female and male reproductive system as well as reproductive cycle normality. The effects observed after repeated administration of 2-methylbut-3-yn-2-ol give rise to the assumption that there is some evidence of an adverse effect on fertility in males and/or in females although there is no full reprotoxicity study available. Since there is no clear evidence of an adverse effect on fertility, placing the test substance in Category 2 (fertility) seems to be the most appropriate way for classification purposes.
Effects on developmental toxicity
Developmental toxicity:
Effect on developmental toxicity: via oral route
Developmental toxicity was evaluated in a prenatal developmental toxicity study performed in compliance with OECD guideline 414 (BASF, 1997). In this study, 25 female Wistar rats per dose received applications of 45, 130 and 400 mg/kg/day from day 6 through day 15 post coitum.
It was found, that 400 mg/kg bw caused clinical symptoms (apathy, unsteady gait and/or piloerection) throughout the entire treatment period. On the other hand, no effects on the maternal organisms were found when lower doses of 45 and 130 mg/kg bw were administered. Because signs of embryo-/fetotoxicity like increased rate of fetuses showing skeletal retardation was noted only for the high dose group of 400 mg/kg bw, the NOAEL for maternal and embryo-/fetotoxicity was found to be 130 mg/kg bw. Thus developmental toxicity occurred only at the same dose level as maternal toxicity.
An OECD 408 guideline study gives some evidence for an adverse effect on fertility of 2-methylbut-3-yn-2-ol. Therefore, classification seems to be warranted according to the criteria of Classification, Labelling and Packaging of Substances and Mixtures (CLP) Regulation (EC) No. 1272/2008:
GHS Category 2, fertility (H361f)
An OECD 414 guideline study gives no hint for any reprotoxic potential of 2-methylbut-3-yn-2-ol. Therefore, classification is not warranted according to the criteria of Classification, Labelling and Packaging of Substances and Mixtures (CLP) Regulation (EC) No. 1272/2008.


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We report results of theoretical evaluation of the mechanisms of possible radical reactions on the edge site of biochar with CO2, OH, and H radicals in irradiated aqueous solution. The computational studies were performed for model polyaromatic systems. Obtained mechanisms reflect one of the routes of the oxygen loss accompanied by the increase of hydrogen content, as observed in a photochemical experiment. The reaction of CO2 radical with the edge site of biochar mainly leads to reduced rather than oxidized products. The mechanism of CO2 capturing is mapped by different routes of one-electron reduction and radical addition to the aromatic ring.


I come to Palm Springs for the weather, but many visitors flock to this desert oasis for outstanding mid-century modern architecture and a very vibrant art scene. Modernism Week every February is the cherry on the desert architecture cake in the city and the Palm Springs Art Museum has a collection to rival any major city in North America. If you need a break from the heat step inside the museum or take a Mod Squad Architecture and Design tour. You won't be disappointed and I can guarantee you will learn something and gain a new appreciation for modern and contemporary art and design. Join me on my own Palm Springs art and architecture crawl, you can do it all in one day or break it up over a few days. The choice is yours.
Palm Springs Mod Squad – You and your partner move to Palm Springs. You buy a mid-century modern fixer upper, renovate and restore it then sell it. During that time you volunteer and run an architecture and design tour throughout Modernism Week only to have people tell you that you should do them full time.
This is the story of Kurt Cyr of Palm Springs Mod Squad. A two-hour chauffeured drive around Palm Springs by Kurt where he dazzles and amazes you with an in depth history of the desert modernism design, the architects that founded it and of course some of the Hollywood celebrities that called Palm Springs home. Kurt has forgotten more of Palm Springs art and architecture than I will ever know.
The tour begins at the Saguaro Hotel on East Palm Canyon Drive. A design wonder all by itself. We hop into the mini van and our tour begins. Kurt lives and breathes his work so it is no surprise he could talk for 2 hours without stop and still have more to tell us. His passion for mid century modern design and architecture comes through from the minute he says hello.
Kurt weaves his way through town stopping at house after house. Each one with a unique story behind it. It could be the architect, the owner or the fight to preserve and restore. It could also involve all three. Here are some of the memorable stops for me with a bit about each.
We even drive by Frank Sinatra's first Palm Springs home which apparently you can rent if you have big $$$$.
Palm Springs Art Museum – 150,000 square feet. That is what the Palm Springs Art Museum has for you to explore. At a cool 75 degrees Fahrenheit year round there are 28 galleries, two sculpture gardens, four classrooms/resource centres, an artists' centre, five storage vaults, an 85-seat lecture hall, a 433-seat theatre, a 1,000 square-foot store, plus a popular café. This may take more than one day to explore.
When's a great time to go? Thursday evening from 4-8 pm is free admission and every second Sunday is also free to enter. There is no excuse now.
Exhibits cover everything from Native American basket weaving art to more modern and contemporary pieces.
I love this tableau of a mid century modern table and chairs with a small TV. This was once considered mobile… how the times have changed.
Another of my favourite pieces helps others to see me through rose coloured glasses, just kidding. There is lots to discover and uncover at the Palm Springs Art Museum, this is just a teaser.
Next time you visit Palm Springs make sure you include a tour of some of the cities art and architectural wonders. You won't be disappointed and perhaps something will inspire a design change in your own home.
Thanks to Visit Palm Springs for their support in hosting this adventure series. My views and opinions are 100% my own.


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Pakistani Manufacturers Need To Make An Offer China Can't Refuse – Chinese Ambassador
By Saad Alvi
Chinese Ambassador to Pakistan, Mr. Sun Weidong met with Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FPCCI) President Zubair Tufail and Coordination Committee Chairman Malik Sohail Hussain in Islamabad explaining trade imbalance between the two countries alongside highlighting future business opportunities.
The ambassador emphasized that the Pakistani traders and marketers need to have a better understanding of the Chinese market. A proper roadmap and better understanding of the Chinese market can help bridge the massive trade gap and strengthen the mutual friendship bond between the two counties.
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The most important point highlighted by the ambassador has been that Pakistan can enhance its exports to $35 billion if proper measures are carried out and corresponding strategies are developed.
In an attempt to clear the reservations about China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) and the insecurity felt by the local business sector in Pakistan, the ambassador outlined that no Chinese companies will be allowed to exploit the business opportunity offered through CPEC.
"Settling energy crisis in Pakistan is our top priority and we will add 11,000 megawatts of electricity to the national grid as soon as possible through highly efficient power plants."
Also Read: Local Chambers of Commerce Voice Concern At Chinese Taking Over CPEC Route
He further added:
"After overcoming the energy crisis, we will develop infrastructure and in the last leg initiate the process of industrialization."
Weidong also went on and talked about the importance of creating a safe and secure Pakistan that will help local and foreign businesses to thrive. He said that the security of the economic zones must be ensured by Pakistani agencies so that Chinese experts working in Pakistan could work without any duress. While he was happy about the progress, he remained tight-lipped about the future and maintained that only time will tell how this will turn out in the future.
Also Read: Chinese Companies Eager to Invest in Pakistan Under CPEC
Mr. Sun Weidong concluded the meeting by informing that the visa procedures for business people from Pakistan were being looked and changes were soon to be expected. He encouraged the Pakistani business community to participate in exhibitions and seminars in China to understand the Chinese culture better.
The ambassador added that the new trade ties between the two countries will mutually help both countries involved, as well as provide new opportunities to the entire region.
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During this tour, we will not only learn about farming in the Czech Republic but we will also visit the nicest parts of the country (most of them listed on UNESCO's World Heritage List) and, furthermore, we will immerse ourselves in the Czech culture for a little while.
This tour is a great opportunity to visit typical farms representing Czech agriculture of all sizes 80-20,000 ha, and with variety of production. Entrepreneurs now farm more than 4200 thousand ha of agricultural land, around half of the total area of the country. Especially dairy production, beef breeding, or wine production are undetectable and crucial spheres of Czech agriculture. This tour combines the best of cultural heritage and learning new things about different kinds of farming in Czech.
• Goat organic farm: 650 goats, 50 sheep, 275 ha of agricultural land. Farm is specialized in goat milk, golat cheese. Own dairy plant. Bio products of an excellent quality.
• Open Air Museum of Moravian Village in Straznice - an excellent opportunity to learn about the peasant life from the early 18th till the beginning of the 20th century.


Iwan-e Karkheh: modern name of a Sasanian city, about 20 kilometers northwest of Susa; modern Sorkheh-ye Sheykh 'Aziz.
Iwan-e Karkheh, "the vault near Karkheh river", is the modern name of the ruins of an ancient city, largely unexplored by archaeologists, except for two brief campaigns in the 1950s. The first conclusions were intriguing. It is a Sasanian city, founded in the fourth century CE and surrounded by a large, rectangular wall. The enceinte, which is about four kilometers from north to south and one kilometer from east to west, can be seen over large distances.
The city was founded by Shapur II (r.309-379) after he had sacked Susa; it is about twenty kilometers from the old city to the new, which is on the opposite bank of the river Choaspes, the modern Karkheh.
A large building, excavated in 1950, may have been his palace. The walls were covered with plaster, the building was surrounded by a garden, and it contained a transversal barrel-vault of a type that was to become popular in Christian churches, but has not been attested earlier than Iwan-e Karkheh. This building, which also contained a square hall under a dome, later served as a mosque.
Reports in the western press, published in the summer of 2009, that the site was damaged because it was used for waste disposal, are incorrect. The photos on this page were taken at almost the same time.
If you decide to go, take the road from Andimeshk to Ahvaz, turn to the right to Deloran, and after about fifteen kilometer, when the road forks and the Deloran road leads to the right, turn to the left. By then, you will already have seen the walls. The village between the ruins and the present course of the Karkheh is called Sorkheh-ye Sheykh 'Aziz, "Sheikh Aziz's market".


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Second Careers: How Art Changed a Life
Trying something new can be wonderfully rewarding.
By Georgetta Lordi Morque
Pamela Pearce at Bistrot Art & Wine, Casole d'Elsa, Italy. Photo by Amy Jane Holman.
For Pamela Pearce, enrolling in an art class helped turn her life around after a terrible loss and put her on a path to a successful and rewarding second career—as an artist.
When her husband, Barre, passed away after a debilitating illness ten years ago, Pamela fell into a dark place filled with unbearable grief, which she detailed in a compelling piece in the fall 2014 issue of the Art Students League magazine, "LINES from the League," and which featured her artwork on the cover.
Several months into widowhood, she received a postcard in the mail about classes at the Art Students League of New York and immediately threw the notice out. Somehow, she gained the courage to retrieve the crumpled paper from the garbage, only to throw it out again. Hesitant and fearful, she eventually registered for a weekly class in collage and mixed media because it took place on Sunday, her worst day, which was laden with feelings of isolation in her Hudson Valley home.
Yet Pamela was also somewhat drawn to collage. She always liked to collect things and has no problem admitting that she likes junk. She also was curious about the concept. "I didn't know that art could be non-representational. I was the not the kind of kid who could draw the horse that looked like a horse," she recalled of her childhood.
"Flower Girls 1", mixed media collage.
Writing was her passion, not visual arts. In addition to becoming a successful writer, her eclectic career included roles as a cook and an assistant chef, receptionist and assistant to the TV commercial casting directors at an ad agency, and the director of events and publicity for the PEN American Center. Her first job as a teen was working in her aunt's cosmetic studio.
In her first collage classes, Pamela found that the creative process of cutting and pasting was helping her move forward from her grief, and she loved finding a use for her many collectibles. She also discovered a welcoming community to be part of and people who became new friends. "A lot of wonderful things have happened," said Pamela.
Under the tutelage of her teacher Mariano Del Rosario, her work progressed and her own style evolved. She became intrigued by the Old Masters portraits that she remembered from posters as a child, and portraits from the early 19th century American folk artist Ammi Phillips, whose work she found in a 25-cent catalogue she purchased at a library sale. Phillips' paintings also brought back memories of times she and her late husband visited antique stores filled with furniture from that period. The process almost became a way of mourning.
Left, "Madonna in Gold". Right, "Madonna with Quilt" was on the cover of LINES, the Art Students League magazine. Mixed media collage.
In her work, "Re-mastering the Masters," Pamela give these works a new life by reinventing them in collages, adding materials and creative techniques. She explores the inner lives of the people in the portraits, contemplating their thoughts and feelings. Her collages tell imagined stories about hopes and dreams. In her artist statement, she writes: "In my work, anything can happen, and it often does as my conscious thoughts of craft roam the storehouse of my unconscious, seeking fresh combinations and surprising outcomes."
Another collage series, "Flower Girls," earned Pamela the Art Students League's Elizabeth Cady Stanton Blake Merit Scholarship, which enabled her to study at the League full-time for a year. Her work has appeared in many shows at the Art Students League, and she was especially thrilled when one of her collages was chosen for a publicity poster.
Pamela eventually moved to the city, not far from the Art Students League, where she continues to take classes. Her passion for creating art has taken her to England and Italy for additional classes. Her work is now in numerous private collections and has appeared in shows at the Garrison Art Center, Hudson Valley MOCA and the Grace Institute, among other gallery spaces. In addition to her art, she continues to write and is the author of a new book of poetry, "Widowland."
For those mulling over their next act and curious about art, Pamela's advice is to just jump in and try it.
You can see more of Pamela's work at PamelaPearceStudio.com
"Jackie", mixed media collage.
SAMPLING OF ADULT ART CLASSES IN NEW YORK CITY
The Art Students League of New York
215 West 57th Street, 212-247-4510. Founded by artists and supporting artists since 1875. Since then, many prominent artists have studied and/or taught there. There are more than 100 studio-based classes in drawing, sculpture, painting, printmaking and hundreds of weekend and week-long workshops. Educational programs are based on the 19th century French atelier system of a master artist working alongside students. No entrance requirements or pre-requisites. All ages and levels are welcome. Affordable pricing and flexible scheduling. Most classes range from $120 to $280 per month.
145 West 96th Street #1b, 212-932-8484. All ages and levels welcome. Adult program is designed to provide relaxation, creative expression and a break to recharge from hectic city life. Classes in painting, drawing, mixed media, BYOB events and more, all aimed at encouraging self-expression and fulfillment. Prices range from $45 for a single class to $449+ for a seven or eight-week session, depending upon the type of class.
Chelsea Drawing & Painting Workshops
321 West 24th Street, Studio 411. An art workshop inspired by the 15th century Renaissance workshops. All levels welcome. Workshops start at $35.
Creatively Wild Art Studio
33 Washington Street in DUMBO, Brooklyn. Inspiring and relaxing adult classes in painting, drawing, mixed media, 3D found object art and more, for absolute beginners as well as intermediate and advanced students. Prices start at $450 for select 6-week sessions. Longer sessions and drop-in rates are also available. So are private lessons, off-site and at-home classes.
Marlene Meyerson JCC Manhattan
Samuel Priest Rose Building, 344 Amsterdam Avenue, 646-505-4444. The Lambert Center for the Arts provides an extensive creative arts program of adult classes in painting, drawing, printmaking, digital media, jewelry making, ceramics and wearable art. The JCC also has "Artful Aging" for ages 60+. Students are able to experiment with a variety of techniques and materials in a casual and relaxing atmosphere. $320 for non-members starting January 10th.
92nd Street Y
1395 Lexington Avenue, 212-415-5500. The Y's Fine Art & Design program features adult classes in painting, drawing, printmaking, digital design, photography, mixed media and more, plus short-term workshops with visiting artists and lectures. There are more than 50 types of classes of varying lengths, and sessions with levels ranging from absolute beginners through advanced students. Beginner classes in cartooning and illustration, calligraphy, photo editing, oil painting, watercolor painting, collage and mixed media and more. Prices vary.
For an additional listing of classes and programs in many forms of art, visit CourseHorse.com
For further inspiration, visit the Carter Burden Gallery, 548 West 28th Street #534, which features works from a community of re-emerging New York City artists over age 60.
Georgetta Lordi Morque is an award-winning freelance writer and public relations consultant who focuses on sports, fitness and health.
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Q: Error Testing Sample Payment Form for SquareConnect I am trying to incorporate the SquareConnect sample form and sample code into my application. My application runs on GAE using Python 2.7 and Django 1.5. I have downloaded the repositories for squareconnect, certifi, dateutil, and urllib3. I have added the form into a django template and the form is loading correctly, and doing validations. In my views.py, I have the following at the top:
from __future__ import print_function

import uuid
import squareconnect
from squareconnect.rest import ApiException
from squareconnect.apis.transaction_api import TransactionApi`
In the view function, I have the following:
api_instance = TransactionApi()
access_token = 'YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN'
location_id = 'YOUR_LOCATION_ID'
nonce = 'YOUR_NONCE'
...

followed by the rest of the sample code.
However, when I run locally to test, I am getting the following error on api_instance = TransactionApi():
'module' object has no attribute 'CERT_REQUIRED'
The error logs indicate it is line 101 of the rest.py file, which is the line:
cert_reqs = ssl.CERT_REQUIRED
Any help would be appreciated for how to fix this error.

A: So it looks like python around versions 2.7.8 and 2.7.9 has some issues around ssl. Notably, this conversation seems relevant. However, I'm not a python expert by any means. I'm on macOS with python 2.7.10 and cannot reproduce the error. The python SDK is built to support python 2.7.9 and above. It's also possible that the python instance you're using wasn't built with ssl.

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*What exact version of python are you running?

*What OS are you on?

*Do you have openssl installed?

*Is this error on your local machine or on GAE instances?

*Does python have ssl support?

You can check python for ssl support via the following:
import socket
hasattr(socket, 'ssl')

A: I was able to get this working by no longer using the Square SDK. Instead I am using the REST API. If others are trying to integrate Square with Django and/or GAE, this might be the way to go to avoid the issues that I have run into with the SDK.


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Home Movies Anne Hathaway Looks Glorious In The Poster For The Witches Remake
Anne Hathaway Looks Glorious In The Poster For The Witches Remake
Luke Luby
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Announced last year, the remake of the cult-classic The Witches starring Anne Hathaway had been put on hold for quite some time. This was quite understandable, given that the movie industry had come to a standstill as a result of recent events. However, this has also meant that there hasn't been much information released about the movie since its announcement.
That being said, there were some marketing materials developed for the film, although these were created with the belief that the film would be released this year. One such poster has made its way online, though it naturally appears somewhat out of date. While it shows the remake's original release date of October 9, there's a lot more to take on board.
This is primarily focused on the first glimpse of Anne Hathaway and other actors in-character. The poster, which you can see below, shows each of the characters in all of their slightly-campy glory. Fans of the original The Witches might be slightly disappointed, however, as there's quite a noticeable lack of prosthetics and other makeup.
The original film had the titular witches looking grotesque. However, Hathaway and the other actors don't appear to be wearing any form of makeup to make them look more witch-like. That being said, it could be possible that there's some form of transformation during the film. This would make the characters look somewhat more similar to how they appeared in the original.
While the remake would naturally want to take the characters in a new direction, the poster makes it look as though the film is steering well clear of the original. That being said, Anne Hathaway and the rest of the cast all look amazing as the characters.
The Witches' remake has been delayed as a result of current events. While many other delayed films have gotten new release dates recently, this hasn't been the case yet here.
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Netflix Releases Trailer For Original Mitt Romney Documentary 'Mitt'
Chris Crum
Last week, Netflix announced its latest original documentary Mitt. The film follows former presidential candidate Mitt Romney along the campaign trail, providing what Netflix describes as "an intimate, rarely seen, behind-the-scenes look at a candidate running for the presidency."
Netflix has just released a trailer for the film:
As the trailer notes, "For 6 years, one filmmaker had exclusive access to Mitt Romney."
That filmmaker would be Greg Whitely ("New York Doll," "Resolved"). Seth Gordon ("Undefeated," "The King of Kong") serves as executive producer.
"Greg Whiteley's Mitt provides viewers a surprising level of access into a fascinating world," said Lisa Nishimura, Netflix VP of Original Documentary and Comedy. "This rare inside look at Mitt Romney and his family as he runs for president showcases a unique kind of storytelling, one which takes the viewer well beyond the politics. We are thrilled to be providing our viewers with this one-of-a-kind film from such a talented filmmaker."
Mitt will hit Netflix on January 24th, according to the trailer (the original press release said January 25th).
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What an interesting question our title is for our article today. Our business reputation is on the line and we want, and need, to convey trust to our current and potential customer's. All our businesses try to show trust with our physical locations by showing our customers we care and are concerned for them. Online it is not any different. We show trust in our actions. These actions are not just the words we write to show who we are as a company but in how we act online. In today's world, we need to show trust with 'The Green Lock'.
We are routinely (multiple times per week) creating Digicert SSL certificates for our clients in Northwest Indiana and outside of Indiana. We are often asked what is the difference between SSL, TLS, and HTTPS. In this article we are going to do a very high-level explanation so that everyone can easily understand what this very important security is.
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As the holiday season quickly approaches and if past trends continue shopping online this year will be greater than any of the previous years. When you are shopping you would never hand the cashier your card, tell them your pin, address, and other confidential information that they would need to steal your identity. If you purchase online without an SSL certificate you may be handing over a lot more than you realize.