This particular production kept the classic Rogers and Hammerstein score, but took the risk of modernizing the book which is where I think opinions differ so wildly. I felt that in this case, writers looked at several popular adaptations of the Cinderella story and wrapped them into the package ultimately presented to the audience. I could see bits of the original R&H show as well as details taken from other films like Ever After, Into the Woods, and even Disney's recent live action Cinderella film. This Cinderella was intelligent, kind, and even politically proactive. It's easy to see why audiences could be split: some people welcome a "feminist" heroine while others value the traditional story. Because the story in other ways was still a fluffy fairy tale requiring suspension of disbelief, I found the new aspects of the book brought balance to the show. I found the political aspect wasn't too preachy or heavy-handed as to be off-putting, so I was able to appreciate this new take on the story.
Overall, I found the show enjoyable, but perhaps not one I'd return to again and again. It's suitable for all ages (save a "scary" scene early on that might scare younger children) and I encourage viewers to go in with an open mind and no expectations—it's much more enjoyable when you're not expecting a carbon copy of a film it wasn't even based off of!
Have you seen Cinderella on the stage? Did you enjoy it? Let me know in the comments, and enjoy the cast album here.
I can't believe it's been nearly a year since I fulfilled a years-long dream of laser vision correction.
Last January, my horrid eyes (-10 in the worst eye) underwent PRK surgery. I chronicled the day of the procedure and immediate months following. Now that I've had my first eye exam (you want to keep these up annually to be in compliance with the warranty for the procedure), I think it's a great time to share how I'm feeling and my overall thoughts.
Vision: Awesome. It's so nice to wake up and not fuss with glasses or contacts. Reading is a breeze and for the most part, I can function without trouble. I have noticed things seem blurrier when accompanied by lighting (i.e., back lit signs on the highway or projector screens). The doctor did note the need for a prescription, but it is very small and I am not currently seeking any correction for it. I still experience "halos" at night which is the most frustrating side effect.
Comfort: Most of the time, things feel pretty normal. On occasion, I have a sensation of a lash or other "foreign body" being in an eye, or I might feel some discomfort when removing eye makeup. I discussed this with the doctor at my eye exam. After looking and listening, she determined my eyes are very dry (a common side effect of laser surgery) and recommended some over the counter drops different from the ones I currently use. There are also prescription options if needed, but she was kind enough to note that they are very expensive brand name drops that we can hopefully avoid with this OTC switch first.
The bottom line: I'll be honest enough to say that I'm a little frustrated about still experiencing halos and I was very disappointed to hear my vision had regressed, albeit minimally. Even with these in mind, I will say I am glad I had the procedure and wouldn't hesitate to do it again. I think because of how nearsighted I was before, the side effects (which we are working on) are still worth the fact that I can now see unassisted where for years I could not. The overall opinion might differ for someone with a more mild prescription, but I feel PRK was a great choice for me. Hopefully these new drops help bring my eyes back to a healthier state!
Have you experienced PRK or LASIK? Share your thoughts about it with me in the comments!
Why: It's one of those shows that you hear lots about, but you just don't know until you go.
Thoughts: I approached this show with caution. I was raised very conservatively and went in hearing just the following about the show: it's written by the writers of South Park, so don't expect it to be appropriate, and it's downright hilarious.
Despite my upbringing, I found the show smart and hilarious. Yes, there's some language, but overall the show is not only entertaining (the energy, especially in the ensemble numbers, is amazing!) but insightful. The issues presented in the story are ones the challenge people of many different faiths, and if you can take the criticism lightheartedly (I don't by any means consider this show malicious), I think you'll have no problem enjoying the show. Sean hates musicals, but Mormon is funny enough that I'm hoping it comes back to town again soon so I can take him to experience it.
Another fun tidbit (mostly for those who haven't seen the show): take a look at your Playbill when you see the show: the Mormon church often purchases ad space in prime locations. I have infinite respect for this response to the show and would love to see more religious institutions respond in such a fashion instead of pushing back when something that challenges their faith comes along.
Have you seen The Book of Mormon yet? What did you think? Share your thoughts in the comments, and pep up your day with a listen to the cast recording here.
You can check out other Broadway shows I've seen here.
Once upon a time, this blog began as re•solve, a nod to it's January beginnings. While I don't believe in resolutions, per se (I didn't set one this year), I do believe in putting your mind and efforts to anything you want to achieve at any time.
Of course, I know plenty of people have resolutions, and we're about a week in now. How's it going? I found 7 of the most common resolutions courtesy of NBC, and I've got some recommendations to help you stick to them!
I believe the best way to accomplish your goals is to make them specific, manageable ones. In this case, I have recommendations for both nutrition and exercise.
Stay hydrated with this Glasstic bottle that is essential-oil friendly. Or, for a bigger gulp, try this larger Tervis tumbler.
Make bringing your own food to the office a breeze with these bento containers, or keep tabs on your portion sizes with this 21-day fix inspired set.
Get moving by tracking your activity with a fitbit alta (bonus, sync your fitbit or certain other apps to Achievementto turn your steps into cash), or tone up from the comfort of your own home with these resistance bands.
Diffuse some essential oils in your home; they are a safe alternative to synthetic fragrance and have countless benefits!
Tackle paper waste: keep what you need together in this expanding file, and securely eliminate what you don't with this shredder.
Navigate your dresser drawers more easily with some organizing bins.
Pro tip: use those leftover Amazon boxes to declutter and donate anything you don't need to a local Goodwill via Give Back Box. It's tax-deductible!
Keep a record of your goals and adventures in this bucket list journal.
Invest in your personal relationships with one of my favorite reads, the Five Love Languages.
Dedicate some outdoors time to your pet, and be sure you're stocked up on essentials like waste bags and a water bowl for your excursions.
Take advantage of Groupon for deals on events and classes near you.
Get some practice (and cash!) freelancing your newfound skills on Fiverr.
Consider reusable goods instead of disposables in your house: you can save tons and reduce waste with sandwich bags, Swiffer refills, and even paper towels!
Budget in cash with this adorable savings bank set.
Pack like a pro with these cubes.
Keep your passport and pertinent documents/cards together and secure with this RFID travel wallet.
Switch to e-books with a Kindle and you'll be completing this resolution as well as #2!
If you prefer physical books, reduce cost and waste by utilizing your local library and making sure you have a reliable light and glasses for reading if needed.
What have you resolved to accomplish in 2018? I'd love to hear about your progress in the comments!
Why: It was a classic I'd yet to see, and someone spilled the beans on limited view seating.
Thoughts: What's not to like? Wicked will always have a special place in my heart as the first touring Broadway show I ever saw, but even if this weren't so, it's a spectacular story with the great kind of score that stays in your head days after you leave the theatre.
If you're late to the party like me, Wicked is the story of Galinda (Glinda) and Elphaba (the wicked witch). While it overlaps with the events of The Wizard of Oz, it is in fact it's own story of how the two met, their relationship, and an exploration of whether the label "wicked" is a true fit for Elphaba...or any of the other characters we meet. I'd jump...or fly at the chance to see this again, and if you're skeptical of my opinion, just consider that Wicked has been going strong on Broadway for nearly 15 years now. That's no small feat!
Want to hear more of the show? Check out the original cast recording.
Have you seen Wicked? Share your thoughts about the show in the comments below, or check out other shows I've seen here!


Candle dish is perfect for decoration especially for pictures with beauty products.
Unfortunately I don't have a green thumb, tha's why I love Cacti because they don't need a lot of water & so they don't die.
Just some crushed glass in turquoise for decoration.


Description This file includes high school principals' annual reports from schools in Sampson County, Scotland County, Stanly County, and Union County from 1927 to 1928. The reports include information about enrollment, grounds, equipment, educational material, schedules, curricula, staffing, and school organization. The reports affected school ratings and teacher salaries.


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Sarmin () és una ciutat de Síria, que pertany administrativament a la província d'Idlib, situada al nord-oest del país. Segons el cens del 2004, tenia una població de 14.530 habitants. És l'única localitat que conforma la comarca (nàhiya) de Sarmin. Els seus habitants són majoritàriament sunnís.

Localització
Sarmin està a 15 km al sud-oest de la capital de la província, Idlib. Situada a uns 390 metres sobre el nivell del mar. Les ciutats de la rodalia són: Binnish al nord, Talhiyah al nord-est, Iffis a l'est, Saraqib al sud-est, al-Nayrab al sud i Qmenas al sud-oest. A 9km al nord-est hi ha la base militar de Taftanaz.

Història

Època medieval
Sarmin fou l'escenari d'una dura confrontació militar entre els croats i els seljúcides, el 1115. Al  era próspera, encara que petita, i els seus habitants eren ismaïlís, segons la descripcio de Yaqut al-Hamawí. El governant aiúbida de Hama, Abu-l-Fidà escriví sobre Sarmin dient que era una vila extensa i amb moltes terres fèrtils. Hi havia una gran mesquita i no estava emmurallada. El 1355 Sarmín fou visitada per Ibn Battuta, el qual esmentà la seva abundància d'arbres, la majoria oliveres. Una activitat molt estesa era la fabricació de sabó, el qual exportaven a Damasc i a El Caire, la varietat de sabó que hi feien eren pastilles perfumades de color roig i groc. També elaboraven teixits de cotó. Ibn Battuta diu que tenien una bella mesquita amb nou cúpules.

Guerra civil
Sarmin fou bombardejada durant la revolució siriana, i una de les mesquites en resultà seriosament afectada. El 12 d'agost del 2017, unes persones sense identifiar mataren a set cascos blancs (Defensa Civil Siriana) que tenien en aquesta ciutat el seu quarter.

Referències

Bibliografia

Ciutats de Síria

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Perpignan Through To Semi's.
Perpignan are the first side through to the semi-final of this year's Heineken Cup following their 26-19 win over Llanelli in Stradey Park last night.
Perpignan are the first side through to the semi-final of the Heineken Cup following their 26-19 win over Llanelli in Stradey Park last night. They will now play the winners of this afternoon's tie at Lansdowne Road between Leinster Lions and Biaritz.
Everyone concerned with Llanelli, players, management and supporters alike, will be bitterly disappointed at their side's failure to set up a semi-final date. They will look back on the early part of the encounter with the French club and point to two incidents that effectively sealed their fate.
The first occured when referee Tony Spreadbury awarded a penalty try, during the very early exchanges, penalising Simon Easterby for what he adjudged was a late tackle on Jean-Marc Souverbie.
They might have recovered from that setback and indeed Stephen Jones had reduced the deficit with a penalty but within moments of that score they were reduced to 14 when Dafydd Jones was sent off for stamping on the head of Ludovic Loustau.
Llanelli recovered superbly and another penalty from Jones and his conversion of Martyn Madden's had the Scarllets in front with half-time approaching.
However, just before the break, Perpignan scored their second try, Phil Murphy the scorer, and in the second half, Manny Edmonds won the game for his side, his two-drop goals in the 60th and 75th minute, proving crucial in securing a date with either Leinster in Dublin or Biarritz in France.
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Trump Made the Right Call Targeting Soleimani
Shane Vander Hart: How many members of our military were we going to allow Iranian Gen. Qassem Soleimani to kill by proxy before we responded?
Gen. Qasem Soleimani saying prayer in Imam Khomeini Hussainia in Tehran, Iran in 2015
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In 2020, Hold Tightly To The Great American Idea
Abu Mahdi al-Mohandes,
Iran,
Iran Quds Force,
The Pentagon's announced on Thursday evening that at the direction of President Donald Trump the U.S. killed Gen. Qassem Soleimani, the head of Iran's elite Quds Force, by a drone strike at Baghdad's International Airport. Abu Mahdi al-Mohandes, commander of the Iraqi paramilitary group, Popular Mobilization Forces, was also killed in that attack.
The Obama administration designated Soleimani a terrorist in 2011 and he was sanctioned by the U.S. Department of the Treasury numerous times.
His death follows the attack on the U.S. embassy in Baghdad on Tuesday that was orchestrated by Soleimani and carried out by al-Mohandes.
Soleimani ran a proxy U.S.-Iran war in Iraq over the last decade that resulted in the deaths of over 600 American servicemen.
The Defense Department said that Soleimani "was actively developing plans to attack American diplomats and service members in Iraq and throughout the region."
He was a dangerous man.
Democrats are complaining about the strike. I too am concerned about what comes next with Iran, but I have to ask how many members of our military were we going to allow him to kill by proxy, how many embassies were we going to allow him to attack before we responded?
U.S. Senator Ben Sasse, R-Neb., statement about Soleimani's death was spot on.
"This is very simple: General Soleimani is dead because he was an evil bastard who murdered Americans. The President made the brave and right call, and Americans should be proud of our servicemembers who got the job done. Tehran is on edge – the mullahs have already slaughtered at least a thousand innocent Iranians – and before they lash out further they should know that the U.S. military can bring any and all of these IRGC butchers to their knees," he said in a released statement.
President Trump made the right call. Lets pray Iran received the message and backs off.
Video: Chuck Grassley's 2019 Memorial Day Message
U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley: "It's impossible to describe in words the debt of gratitude we owe our fallen service men and women."
Eugenics, Euthanasia, Infanticide, and the Lord's Work
Dr. Marilyn Singleton: Americans have been sucked in before by pretty words that mask the brutal reality of "evolved" policies.
Dr. Marilyn Singleton
Grassley: We Can Keep Government Open and Protect Borders
U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) said that Congress should not have to decide between keeping the government open and border security.
Introducing a Family First Agenda
American Principles Project: "If the GOP decides merely to pursue the suburban voters it lost, wooing them with a message of tax cuts and economic growth, it will fail."


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Cyber thieves are stealing money from ATMs with infected USB sticks
Two German researchers at the last Chaos Computing Congress in Hamburg revealed how cyber thieves steal money from ATMs win infected USB Sticks.
Cyber criminals are exploiting new techniques to attack ATMs (Automated Teller Machines) infecting the devices with specifically crafted malware.
Security researchers discovered a new series of attacks against ATMs, the criminals cut a piece from machine chassis to expose its USB port and plug in USB drives carrying their malicious code onto the ATMs.
A detailed description of the technique was presented by two German researchers at the last Chaos Computing Congress in Hamburg, Germany, the attack was used against the ATMs of Details of an unnamed European bank's cash dispenser.
The two researchers who presented the technique have requested to not divulge their identities, the event is dated back to July when a series of ATMs were being emptied despite the adoption of the necessary and ordinary defensive measures. The attackers were able to steal the highest value banknotes to minimize the duration of the theft and the windows of exposure.
The results of the investigation revealed that cyber thieves were vandalizing the ATMs to infect them with USB sticks, once compromised the cash machine they patched the holes up hiding any evidence of the attack, in these ways the targeted several times the device in a stealthy way.
The researchers confirmed that the gang behind the attack has a "profound knowledge of the target ATMs", the malware itself appears to be very complex and designed for the specific goal.
Forensic analysis on the targeted machines revealed that the creation of the malicious code would have required a huge team of skilled developers. Malware design has requested a significant economic effort for a long time, the source appears sophisticated and perfectly written, it isn't a prototype but the resultant of numerous improvements.
"For sure, they had to have a profound knowledge of ATMs," "Most likely they actually had one to test. Either they stole one and reverse engineered the cash client, or most likely, they had someone on the inside." revealed one of the researchers.
Once infected the machine, the malware is triggered by an access code composed of 12 digits typed by cyber criminals, the software launched a special interface.
Instances of the malicious software were found on four of targeted machines, the malware was able to display the amount of money available in each denomination of note and presented a series of menu items to release them.
The investigators made an interesting discovery, the thieves driven by mutual distrust implemented an access mechanism to the money that requires the introduction of a double code, one for each component in the gang.
"But the crimes' masterminds appeared to be concerned that some of their gang might take the drives and go solo. To counter this risk the software required the thief to enter a second code in response to numbers shown on the ATM's screen before they could release the money." reported a post on the BBC.
The dual factor authentication process request the thief could only obtain the access code by phoning another gang member and telling them the numbers displayed, in case of failure the ATMs would return to their normal state after three minutes.
The malware has also the capability to intercept information such as customer PIN numbers or account data, despite its primary function is immediate extraction of cash.
Just for curiosity … the name of the key file was called hack.bat. The German researcher remarked the conviction that similar attacks could be observed soon elsewhere:
"I'm not sure this is the end attack, or the end game," " "We'll probably see this kind of malware on another bank, in another city, on another continent."
No doubt cybercrime follows money… and passed to the ATMs to withdraw it.
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Your DGB for today is to send your old mascara wands to the Appalachian Wildlife Refuge https://www.appalachianwild.org/wands-for-wildlife.
Since we can't trust the government to protect the environment, more than ever it's up to us. One small way we can help is to recycle those mascara wands we were about to toss in the trash. The refuge uses the wands to clean harmful parasites and other things from the fur and feathers of wild animals they rescue. You can send your own in, or host a party to collect more wands from your friends and family.
We know this seems like small potatoes, but it's tiny actions like this - multiplied by many people - that will ultimately make a big difference.


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Q: Trying to load a model that contains 2 lists of different objects in a modal Here is my goal:

*

*I have an 'EventViewModel' class that contains a List <_EventsLine> and a List <_SubEventsLine>.

*I display the list of all the events of a member (according to the id of a member).

*If the user clicks on the name of an event, a modal opens and must display the details of the event (in the upper part of the modal) and a table that lists all the sub-events to which the member is registered.

I managed to implement almost all of my goal but I miss all that the last step: display the list of sub-events in the modal.
I do have a partial view for the details of the event in the modal and I also have a second partial view for the table (sub-events) in the modal.
Currently the modal opens and displays the top part but not the table with the sub-events, I receive an error 500  on Chrome debugger.
I think this error has to be related to my view code but I can not figure how to solve it
Do you have an idea?
Controller
[Authorize]
[HttpGet]
public async Task<ActionResult> Index()
{
    ViewBag.sessionv = HttpContext.Session.GetInt32("idMember");
    FileMakerRestClient client = new FileMakerRestClient(serverName, fileName, userName, password);
    var toFind = new EventsLines { Zkf_CTC = 1053 };
    var results = await client.FindAsync(toFind);

    var xtoFind = new SubEventsLines { Zkf_CTC = 1053 };
    var xresults = await client.FindAsync(xtoFind);

    EventViewModel oEventViewModel = new EventViewModel
    {
        _EventsLines = (from o in results select o).ToList(),
        _SubEventsLines = (from x in xresults select x).ToList()
    };

    return View(oEventViewModel);
}

[Authorize]
[HttpGet]
public async Task<ActionResult> GetEventsDetails(int id)
{
    ViewBag.sessionv = HttpContext.Session.GetInt32("idMember");
    FileMakerRestClient client = new FileMakerRestClient(serverName, fileName, userName, password);
    var toFind = new EventsLines { Zkp = id };
    var results = await client.FindAsync(toFind);

    bool isEmpty = !results.Any();
    if (isEmpty)
    {
        return View();
    }

    EventsLines oEventViewModel = new EventsLines();

    oEventViewModel = results.ToList().First();

    return PartialView(oEventViewModel);
}

    [Authorize]
    [HttpGet]
    public async Task<ActionResult> GetSubEventsDetails(int id)
    {
        ViewBag.sessionv = HttpContext.Session.GetInt32("idMember");
        FileMakerRestClient client = new FileMakerRestClient(serverName, fileName, userName, password);
        var toFind = new SubEventsLines { Zkf_CTC = 1053, Zkf_EVL = id };
        var results = await client.FindAsync(toFind);

        bool isEmpty = !results.Any();
        if (isEmpty)
        {
            return View();
        }

        IList<SubEventsLines> oEventViewModel = new List<SubEventsLines>();
        oEventViewModel = results.ToList();

        return PartialView(oEventViewModel);
    }

View
@model jak.formulaire.Models.EventViewModel

Registration History

        @* Table of Events member *@

                        Event Name
                        Start Date
                        End Date
                        Status

                    @foreach (var item in Model._EventsLines)
                    {

                        @item.Event_Name
                        @item.Event_DateStart
                        @item.Event_DateEnd
                        @item.Event_Status

                    }

    @* Modal Details *@

Details of the event :

                    <button type="button" class="close" data-dismiss="modal" aria-label="Close">
                        ×
                    </button>

                                                Name
                                                Date
                                                Status
                                                Fee

                                            @foreach (var item in Model._EventsLines)
                                            {

                                                { Html.RenderPartial("GetEventsDetails", item); }

                                            }

Sub-Events

                                        { Html.RenderPartial("GetSubEventsDetails", userId); }

                @*

                    <button type="button" class="btn btn-secondary" data-dismiss="modal">Close</button>

*@

    @section Scripts{

        <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="https://cdn.datatables.net/1.10.19/css/jquery.dataTables.css">

    }
                // When the user clicks on  (x), close the modal
                span.onclick = function () {
                    modal.style.display = "none";
                }

                // When the user clicks anywhere outside of the modal, close it
                window.onclick = function (event) {
                    if (event.target == modal) {
                        modal.style.display = "none";
                    }
                }

                function GetEventsDetails(id) {

                     //$('#myModal').find('.modal-title').text("Details ");

                     $.get("@Url.Action("GetEventsDetails", "Events")/" + id,
                         function (data) {
                             $('.modal-body').html(data);

                        })

                     $.get("@Url.Action("GetSubEventsDetails", "Events")/" + id,
                         function (data) {
                             $('.modal-body').html(data);

                        })

                     $('#myModal').show();
                }
            </script>
        }

Partial view for the _EventLines
@model jak.formulaire.Models.EventsLines

        @Html.HiddenFor(model => model.Zkp, new { data_val = "false" })
        @Html.HiddenFor(model => model.Zkf_CTC, new { data_val = "false" })

            Start Date
            @Html.EditorFor(model => model.Event_DateStart, new { htmlAttributes = new { @class = "form-control col-md-7", @style = "font-size:13px, height:10px", @readonly = "", @placeholder = "Date Start", @id = "Event_StartDate" } })

            End Date
            @Html.EditorFor(model => model.Event_DateEnd, new { htmlAttributes = new { @class = "form-control col-md-7", @style = "font-size:13px, height:10px", @readonly = "", @placeholder = "Date End", @id = "Event_EndDate" } })

            City
            @Html.EditorFor(model => model.Event_City, new { htmlAttributes = new { @class = "form-control col-md-7", @style = "font-size:13px, height:10px", @readonly = "", @placeholder = "City", @id = "Event_City" } })

            Country
            @Html.EditorFor(model => model.Event_Country, new { htmlAttributes = new { @class = "form-control col-md-7", @style = "font-size:13px, height:10px", @readonly = "", @placeholder = "Country", @id = "Event_Country" } })

            Type
            @Html.EditorFor(model => model.Event_Type, new { htmlAttributes = new { @class = "form-control col-md-7", @style = "font-size:13px, height:10px", @readonly = "", @placeholder = "Type", @id = "Event_Type" } })

            Status
            @Html.EditorFor(model => model.Event_Status, new { htmlAttributes = new { @class = "form-control col-md-7", @style = "font-size:13px, height:10px", @readonly = "", @placeholder = "Status", @id = "Event_Status" } })

            Total Due
            @Html.EditorFor(model => model.Event_TotalDue, new { htmlAttributes = new { @class = "form-control col-md-7", @style = "font-size:13px, height:10px", @readonly = "", @placeholder = "Total Due", @id = "Event_TotalDue" } })

Partial view of the table with the _SubEventLines
@model List
@foreach (var item in Model)
{

        @item.SubEvent_Name
        @item.SubEvent_Date
        @item.SubEvent_Status
        @item.SubEvent_Fee

}
When it is in loading

Sometimes i see only the event:

And sometimes i only see the SubEvent.. just when i refresh the page and open the modal again...

A: Change the subeventsdetails to below in Modal View:

Sub-Events

              { Html.RenderPartial("GetSubEventsDetails", userId); }

and below in partial view
    @model List<jak.formulaire.Models.SubEventsLines>

            Name
            Date
            Status
            Fee

           @foreach (var item in Model)
            {

                 @item.SubEvent_Name
                 @item.SubEvent_Date
                 @item.SubEvent_Status
                 @item.SubEvent_Fee

          }

Change below in GetSubEventDetails action method
  IList<SubEventsLines> oEventViewModel = new List<SubEventsLines>();

  oEventViewModel = results.ToList();

  return PartialView(oEventViewModel);

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Allister Heath explains why the collapse happened, what it means for customers, the company and staff.
Phones 4U collapsed into administration on Sunday night after its last remaining mobile operator partner, EE, cut ties with the retailer, The Telegraph can reveal.
Phones 4U has 720 outlets, including 550 standalone stores, and employs 5,596 people.
BC Partners, Phones 4U's private equity owner, said it is "intended that employees will continue to be paid until further notice".
Mobile industry sources said EE informed Phones 4U of its decision last week. After being contacted by The Telegraph on Sunday BC Partners said it would seek to appoint PwC as adminstrators on Monday.
Phones 4U stores will be closed pending a decision by the administrators on whether they can be reopened for trading. Mobile contracts signed through the retailer will be unaffected.
Phones 4U administration: what happens next?
Phones 4U: how will contracts and insurance be affected?
BC Partners is also expected to inform bondholders on Monday. The value of the retailer's debt has plunged to 13p in the pound since the private equity firm raised £205m on the Irish Stock Exchange last year.
BC Partners has made a profit of more than 30pc since it bought Phones 4U three-and-a-half years ago for around £600m.
BC Partners attacked the mobile operators.
Stefano Quadrio Curzio of the private equity firm said: "Our overriding concern is for all the dedicated hard-working employees of Phones 4U at a time of uncertainty for the company."
EE and Vodafone declined to comment.
Here Alllister Heath explaions what the collapse means for customers, the company and staff.


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It Might Be You is a Philippine primetime drama series produced and aired by ABS-CBN from December 8, 2003 to December 10, 2004. The series revolves around Lawrence (John Lloyd Cruz) and Cielo (Bea Alonzo), who've known each other since they were little and fell in love. This series was written by Ricky Lee and directed by Don Cuaresma and Gilbert Perez. John Lloyd and Bea were the second team pairing of the series after Kay Tagal Kang Hinintay.

Premise
In the small town of Montegracia, politics are in disarray, but amidst the stifling competition for power, a special friendship blossoms between the mayor's son, Lawrence Trinidad and an impoverished orphan, Cielo San Carlos.

Although they come from wildly different social backgrounds, their friendship grows into an unlikely romance; Lawrence and Cielo realize that love is not all roses and moonlight, especially when they discover harrowing realities about their families and a dark past. Throughout their complex lives, Lawrence and Cielo hold fast to their love.

Cast and characters

Protagonists
John Lloyd Cruz as Earl Lawrence M. Trinidad
Bea Alonzo as Cielo San Carlos / Cielo Lacuesta

Main cast
John Prats as Gian Carlo Pablo / Gian Carlo Lacuesta
Maja Salvador as Cara Victorino
Tirso Cruz III as Ernesto Lord Trinidad
Maritoni Fernandez as Frida Montegracia-Trinidad
Jean Garcia as Orlanda Mae "Ola" Lacuesta
Gardo Versoza as Camilo San Carlos
Sarsi Emmanuelle as Guadalupe "Lupe" San Carlos
Bodjie Pascua as Eseng San Carlos
Lani Mercado as Farrah / Nena
Baron Geisler as Derek Castro

Recurring cast
Kathryn Bernardo as young Cielo
King Alcala as young Lawrence
Isabel Oli as Aretha
Marco Alcaraz as Axel
Pia Wurtzbach as Allison / Mary Lou
Mico Palanca as Romer
Susan Africa as Margaret
Toby Alejar
Gio Alvarez as Ebony
Lui Villaruz as Ivory
Nanding Josef as Johnny Pablo
Sarita Perez de Tagle as Britney
Bianca Lapus as Eloise
Lynn Sherman as Lolita
Vanna Garcia
Katherine Luna
Dick Israel as Bruno
Isay Alvarez as Sister Flor
Beth Tamayo as Sister Hannah

See also
 List of programs aired by ABS-CBN
 List of ABS-CBN drama series

References

External links

ABS-CBN drama series
2003 Philippine television series debuts
2004 Philippine television series endings
Television series by Star Creatives
Filipino-language television shows
Television shows set in Metro Manila


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Queen Victoria's half-sister – Feodora of Leiningen
September 28, 2015 Moniek Feodora of Leiningen, Germany Miscellaneous, Great Britain, The Royal Women, Victoria of Saxe-Coburg and Saalfeld, Victoria of the United Kingdom 22
Queen Victoria may have grown up without much contact with the outside world, but she had some company in the form of her elder half-sister. Feodora of Leiningen was born on 7 December 1807 to Emich Carl, 2nd Prince of Leiningen and Victoria of Saxe-Coburg and Saalfeld in Amorbach. She had an elder brother, and together they grew up in Amorbach.
Feodora's father would die in 1814, and her life would change in 1818 when her mother married Edward, Duke of Kent and Strathearn, who was the fourth son of George III. By 1819 the household would move to England as the new Duchess of Kent was pregnant, and they wanted to have the potential heir to the throne on English soil. Her half-sister Victoria was born on 24 May 1819 at Kensington Palace in London. Feodora's new stepfather would not see his daughter grow up as he died on 23 January 1820. Feodora was also living at Kensington Palace by then, where she received an education from private tutors.
Though the age difference of 12 years certainly affected their relationship, their bond was a close one. Feodora was not very happy at Kensington Palace, however. She would later write, "I escaped some years of imprisonment which you, my poor dear Sister, had to endure after I was married. Often have I praised God that he sent my dear Ernest for I might have married I don't know whom – merely to get away!"1
On 18 February 1828, Feodora married a man she had only met twice before, Ernst I, Prince of Hohenlohe-Langenburg. He was 13 years her senior and Feodora considered him to be kind and handsome. However, as the half-sister of the future Queen, she could have made a much more magnificent marriage. Victoria acted as a bridesmaid for her sister and Feodora later wrote, "I always see you, dearest, little girl, as you were, dressed in white – which precious lace dress I possess now – going round with the basket presenting favours."2 Feodora would continue to write with her sister and even received an allowance whenever she wished to visit England. Victoria missed her sister terribly and sent many letters, sending news of her dolls and pouring out her feelings. Feodora would have six children with her husband, all of which survived to adulthood, but her eldest daughter Elise would die at the age of 19 of tuberculosis. Victoria had commissioned a portrait of Elise in 1840, and when Elise died, she sent Feodora a bracelet containing the miniature portrait to which Feodora responded: "I think the miniature very good, and the setting so beautiful, the idea so beautiful … Only with tears, I can thank you!"
Feodora returned to Kensington Palace six years after her marriage, and a delighted Victoria wrote, "At 11 arrived my dearest sister Feodora whom I had not seen for six years. She is accompanied by Ernest, her husband, and her two eldest children Charles and Elise. Dear Feodora looks very well but is grown much stouter since I saw her."3 Upon her departure in July, Victoria wrote, "I clasped her in my arms, and kissed her and cries as if my heart would break, so did she dearest sister. We then tore ourselves from each other in the deepest grief. When I came home, I was in such a state of grief that I knew not what to do with myself. I sobbed and cried most violently the whole morning."4
Feodora's husband died in 1860, and Queen Victoria's husband Albert followed the next year. Victoria had hoped that her sister would join her in England and share in her grief. Feodora's visited her sister in 1863 but found Victoria's grief unbearable.
Feodora would die on 23 September 1872, the same year as her youngest daughter. Feodora and Victoria had last seen each other earlier that year when Feodora was already terminally ill. Victoria wrote after her sister's death: "Can I write it? My own darling, only sister, my dear excellent, noble Feodora is no more! This was to have been and is still a day of rejoicing for all the good Balmoral people, on account of dear Bertie's5 first return after his illness; and I am here in sorrow and grief, unable to join in the welcome. God's will be done, but the loss to me is too dreadful! I stand so alone now, no near and dear one near my own age, or older, to whom I could look up to, left! All, all fone! She was my last near relative on an equality with me, the last link to my childhood and youth. My dear children, so kind and affectionate, but no one can really help me."6
A letter dated 1854 was found among Feodora's paper after her death for Victoria: "I can never thank you enough for all you have done for me, for your great love and tender affection. These feelings cannot die, they must and will live in my soul – till we meet again, never more to be separated – and you will not forget."7
Kate Williams – Becoming Queen p. 182
Queen Victoria in her Letters and Journals p.13
Kate Williams – Becoming Queen p. 222-223
Queen Victoria in her Letters and Journals
Queen Victoria: A Biographical Companion by Helen Rappaport
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My name is Moniek and I am from the Netherlands. I began this website in 2013 because I wanted to share these women's amazing stories.
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This is a wonderful story. I am so very charmed that Victoria was so fond of her elder sister. I knew very little of Feodora, and I was so happy to have learned about her life and her interactions with Queen Victoria.
It's interesting how different this biography is compared with the current drama by the BBC.
glasgow1975
The BBC do not make 'Victoria' it is made by their commercial rival ITV
Nathan Gopen
@Susan, agreed! We read this article to see if Feodora is going to try some coup or something… that certainly seems to be where the writers are going. We prefer dramas that don't deviate too much from the facts, so we can be educated in history as well… but perhaps Victoria's reign was too boring not to embellish???
How intersting. I too looked up Feodora because of her suspicious activity on the Materpiece drama.
I as well wanted to know about this half sister of Victoria on the show. However, What I found was a lovely sisterhood that was only broken by death. History is written how the writers want it to be for entertainment.
Barry Hopper
Such distortion by the writers does NOT enhance the historical significance that which could have been portrayed as a beautiful sister relationship
Gwendoline Blake
James Berreth
I agreee with the above comments in regards to the relationship between Her Majesty and her elder sister. I adore historical dramas and especially those Masterpiece produces but it really irritates me when artistic license goes amuck! History is not some fluid concept open to interpretation. History is based on a foundation of facts. I will continue to love Victoria and appreciate the artistry, especially the sets and shooting locations they use but I will be fact checking as I go about.
Catherine Cummings
I agree. I think the television play should stick to the facts.
Brenda B. Jeppson
Darn! I hate it when we viewers (or readers) don't get the basic facts about the characters we learn to love–or hate! The producers of "Victoria" even chose an un-pretty person for V's older sister, Feodora, one whose acting skills can make her seem deceitful, scheming, trouble-making for both Victoria and Albert. My heart is alreadyset against Feo. What shall I think about the other characters in this series?
Lander Blockton
The TV version of Feodora is totally all wrong. Wish they wld send her b back.
I hate the manufactured drama of the BBC program. I can't remember another BBC show taking so many liberties.
I agree that the version of feodora in the bbc series is not accurate
I wish television program about Queen Victoria would stick to the facts. They are so amazing. Victoria was only 18 years old when she inherited the throne. She reigned during one of the most momentous times in British history – Industrial Revolution, Franchise extended, The expansion of the British Empire, huge advances made in medicine and other advances, compulsory elementary education for all children, etc. etc.
The actual facts are more fascinating and amazing than any fiction the writers can contrive
I agree. It is really stupid to alter history for truth is always more interesting than fiction. Once a character like Princess Feodora is altered it casts doubts on every other character in the story.
I, too, decided to find out more about Feodora because watching the latest episode of Masterpiece paints her in such a bad light. I am so glad I researched the truth for myself. I am appalled such liberty was taken to destroy the relationship of Queen Victoria and her half sister. Is nothing sacred? I watch the episodes to gain knowledge of the times. The truth is far more interesting than fiction. Shame on the writers for straying from the facts.
Carmell Waters
My husband taught American history and refuses to watch historical drama because of the liberties taken by the writers. He and I both want the truth. Although I love the Masterpiece drama "Victoria," I am angry with Daisy ? for straying from the truth. Queen Victoria and Feodora would be heartbroken by the lies portrayed in the drama. I doubt, for example, that Victoria was madly in love with Melbourne. It was so unbelievable that she could be so in love with Melbourne and then suddenly want to marry Albert. Melbourne was portrayed by a most handsome and charming Rufus Sewell. Their love made a heart-wrenching story that I loved, but I doubt that it was true. It appears from my fact-checking that perhaps Melbourne was either in love with Victoria or at least smitten by her, however. Victoria and Feodora would be heartbroken to know that their relationship was portrayed the way it is in the drama; it is unfair to them.
Verac1tyLH
I think "infatuated" is the more accurate word for Victoria's feelings for Melbourne. Throughout her life Victoria was always searching out strong males to lean on and learn from, partially to replace the father she never knew, partially to replace the main father figure she did grow up with – John Conroy. One of the reasons she was so lost after Albert's death was the removal of this pillar of strength, especially since over the years she had leaned so much on him to do the work of monarchy as well as the leadership of the family.
Victoria would not hear anything negative about her father, just as she would hear nothing good of Conroy. This pattern repeated in all of her later male relationships; those she loved (Melbourne, Albert, John Brown, Disraeli, the Munshi) were beyond fault, while those she disliked (Peel, Palmerston, Gladstone, even her son Bertie at times) could do no right.
Thanks, Verac'ItyLH, for your comment. I think you are correct, even though I really don't know all the facts. I like your explanation because it sounds so right-on.
Miss Apples
I'm curious – was living at Kensington Palace really that awful for Feodora to call in an "imprisonment"? I get that it was limiting on too many levels, but compared to the majority of women in London, life as a princess was if not ideal, at least more safe, comfortable and pleasant.
Would you direct me to a previous post or an article that talks more about this?
Well, Feodora probably wouldn't have known how the majority of women in London lived so I am not sure that can't be compared. I am currently writing a book about Feodora so stay tuned for that 😉


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First of all, let me just share some exciting news. A few weeks ago I had a card for a free pair of underwear at Victoria's Secret. So off I went. And it happened to be during the 7 for $25 sale, which is a deal I just couldn't pass up. Then they were giving rewards cards with your purchase that have the surprise amount on them until the following month, but all of them are worth at least $10. Well I never thought they ever had any other amount on them.
Except yesterday I found my card on the floor of my bedroom almost under the bed.
It has $100 on it.
I KNOW, RIGHT?!! Where is all this good luck coming from?!
Anyways, undergarments aside, this week I worked on my first new pattern, a Leanne Marshall dress [the blue version, not the horrid ruffly/flouncy thing].
I must be getting more patient in my old age because I actually made a muslin of the bodice. I knew I wanted it out of this fabulous Carolina chambray I had, and I didn't want to waste it!
Apologies for the absolutely terrible photos in this post, all were taken at night on a cell phone because my camera is dead and I've been doing lots of nighttime sewing.
So I made the bodice up the other night in the chambray. Now, this photo is taken at a slight upward angle, so it's a little different perspective from the muslin photo. I did take up the seams and you can see the difference that it made. But I think this went too far, and that I need a fit more in between the two. I also really don't like the sleeves on me, so I might just make it sleeveless.
But seriously, look at all those encased seams. Not a raw or zig-zagged edge to be found. It's positively beautiful on the inside. I even tied the bust darts at the end instead of back-stitching so that I wouldn't get pointy bits.
I cut out all the pieces for the rest of the dress, and hope to work on it tomorrow! Is anyone making clothes right now too?
My Mom taught me to adjust the neckline and fit of the shoulder by taking it up across the front and back. (I wish I could just SHOW you! This is going to be hard to describe!). On your pattern, before you cut, fold a horizontal pleat from just above the under-arm seam. Start where the curve of the arm seam has become almost vertical instead of curvy. Try 1/2 inch or 3/4 inch. It basically makes the pattern that much shorter just above the bust - no need to adjust darts. It always made things fit well. You would also adjust the lining or facing the same way - and a sleeve, if there was one. Just an idea.


Award winning original painting "Daydream No. 1" sets a calming landscape, just abstracted enough that it can take you away to your favorite place. Perhaps a distant town or welcoming escape, whatever the case this work transports your soul to nostalgic times. This very neutral palette is layered with subtle undertones of sage as well as hints of teal.
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Malo Palančište (cyr. Мало Паланчиште) – wieś w Bośni i Hercegowinie, w Republice Serbskiej, w mieście Prijedor. W 2013 roku liczyła 101 mieszkańców.

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Firstly, would that be Earendil the Mariner or Earendil of Gondor? Well, Earendil of Gondor didn't do much. So I'll go with Earendil the Mariner.
They all killed a dragon, except Earendil. But they all saved people. Earendil saved Middle-Earth by going to Aman, Bard saved Laketown, well most of it, Turin saved...people. Well, he killed the dragon, which could have killed many more people. And Fram killed Scatha. I think it was Scatha.
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Why There Is a Need for More Rare Earth Elements
The last time you probably heard a reference to rare earth elements (REEs) was in an earth science class. In fact, these elements were once only familiar to those working in geology and specialized engineering fields. Many people don't realize that these elements are crucial components in high-tech devices, including smartphones, computers, televisions, and other electronic displays. They also are necessary for the functioning of military jet engines and even satellites.
REEs form in the Earth's crust but are very dispersed and are not easily mined. In fact, it is somewhat rare to locate them in extractable groups.
The group of metals comprising REE include yttrium and the 15 lanthanide elements of lanthanum, cerium, praseodymium, neodymium, promethium, samarium, europium, gadolinium, terbium, dysprosium, holmium, erbium, thulium, ytterbium, and lutetium. Scandium is included as well since it is found in most deposits. Since they share many of the same properties, they are located in the same geologic deposits.
Several of the above REEs are used in the manufacturing process of many popular technology items. Let's take a look:
Rare Earth Elements and Their Uses
This metal was discovered in 1983 and made the miniaturization of popular electronic devices possible. Neodymium is found in mobile phones, microphones, loudspeakers, and electronic musical instruments.
Neodymium is extracted from minerals through ion exchange and solvents.
While lanthanum has no known commercial uses, lanthanum alloys are used in carbon lighting, such as studio lighting and cinema projection. The oxide form is used in the manufacturing of special optics. Lanthanum salts are catalysts in oil refining.
As with neodymium, this metal is also obtained through ion exchange and solvent extraction.
Catalytic converters manufactured for today's automobiles use cerium. It also can be found in flat-screen televisions and in low-energy light bulbs.
This element is abundantly found in many minerals. It is extracted through heating bastnaesite ore and then treating with hydrochloric acid.
This soft, silvery metal is used in many alloy forms. The magnesium alloy is used in the manufacturing of aircraft engines. Other uses include permanent magnets, welder goggles, and cigarette lighter flint.
Praseodymium is extracted from monazite and bastnaesite ores by ion exchange and solvent extraction.
Gadolinium is most widely used in X-ray and MRI equipment. Since it is an excellent element for absorbing neutrons, it is used in nuclear reactor cores.
Gadolinium is obtained through ion exchange and solvent extraction.
Yttrium, Terbium, Europium
These elements are all used for television and computer monitor manufacturing. Terbium improves medical X-ray technology by shortening exposure times. Europium is used in euro banknote printing since forgeries are easily detected with ultraviolet light.
All 3 elements occur in monazite and bastnaesite.
Mining Origin
The United States (US) was once a primary REE producer until the 1980s when China began production. According to a report by the US Geological Survey (USGS), 90% of the global supply of REEs comes from China. This is due to the difficulty in mining and refining the materials. Additionally, China holds a monopoly on the REE market since other countries cannot compete with them.
However, in an attempt to reduce dependency on REEs from China, the US Department of Energy recently announced $122M in funding to develop technology that will extract REEs from coal and coal byproducts.
At one time, the US started mining operations at Mountain Pass in San Bernadino County, California. However, due to weak prices for rare earth elements, the operation was suspended in 2002. Following a series of company acquisitions, MP Materials purchased the property in June 2017 and began producing rare earth concentrates a year later.
Other potential sites in the US for mining found in Utah, Colorado, Wyoming, Alaska, Nevada, and Nebraska continue to be explored for additional REE resources. However, as of this writing, Mountain Pass mine is the sole producing rare earth mine.
How REEs Are Mined and Processed
REE mines can come in the form of open pit, underground, or leached in-situ. In-situ leach mining recovers minerals by drilling boreholes into ore locations and injecting leaching solution to extract them to the surface.
Methods to separate and refine the mined REEs are fractional crystallization, ion-exchange, liquid-liquid extraction, or solvent extraction.
In fractional crystallization, the mixture of substances in the solution crystallizes, and the resulting materials are separated. Ion-exchange processes work by exchanging unwanted dissolved ions for ones with a similar charge to remove contaminants. Liquid and solvent extraction methods isolate the element from other joined materials.
The Future of REEs
Because REEs are used in the production of magnets for inclusion in hybrid and electric cars, the demand for these elements continues to increase. The sale of electric and hybrid cars continue to skyrocket as consumers wish to save energy costs and contribute to conservation efforts by abandoning gas-dependent transportation.
Since REEs are used widely in the production of magnets for electronics, automobiles, medical equipment, and power generation, this demand will continue to rise in the years to come. A report by Global Market Insights states that the market for REEs was estimated to be $13.2Bn in 2019 and will hit nearly $19.8Bn in 2026.
To further revive the US rare earth industry, legislation was recently introduced allowing mining companies to deduct the costs of rare earth mine construction as well as purchases of processing facilities and equipment. Included in the bill is an allowance for electronics manufacturers to deduct up to 200% of the cost of US rare earth products in an effort to sway companies from buying these elements from China.
How to Invest in Rare Earth Elements
Investors wishing to take advantage of the demand for REEs can do so through financial entities to enhance and diversify their portfolios.
The most straightforward way is by investing in the VanEck Vectors Rare Earth/Strategic Metals (REMX) Exchange Traded Fund (ETF). This ETF represents a group of companies that are involved in the production, mining, and refining of rare earth metals and minerals.
Another investment possibility is purchasing stock with Lynas Corporation (LYC), an Australian-based mining company that has recently contracted with the U.S. Department of Defense to design a new heavy rare earth separation plant in Texas.
Mining Company Milestones for REEs
The following mining companies have recently achieved milestones in mining REEs.
Pensana Rare Earths and Pensana Metals (PM8)
Founded in 2006 and headquartered in London, UK, Pensana mines non-ferrous metal ores. They have recently successfully produced a neodymium-praseodymium (NdPr)-rich mixed rare earth carbonate. Its current market capitalization is valued at 314.799M. Company shares are up 12.8% and are trading for $1.15.
Pensana Metals' Longongjo NdPr Project is potentially one of the world's best rare earth mines located in Africa. The company's goal is to provide industries with a low-cost, reliable solution for greener energy and electric transport worldwide.
Krakatoa Resources (ASX: KTA)
Based in Perth, Australia, Krakatoa Resources' mission is to acquire and develop projects containing gold, copper, and rare earth elements crucial to technology and defense applications. The company's current projects include Belgravia Project, Turon Project, and Rand Project. Krakatoa's current market cap is 24.836M.
Hexagon Energy Materials (ASX: HXG)
Focused on resources, energy materials, and clean energy, Hexagon holds a 100% interest in the McIntosh Graphite Project in Western Australia and an 80% interest in the Ceylon Graphite Project in Alabama, U.S. Hexagon also has an interest in the Halls Creek Project, an early-stage gold and base metal exploration project in Western Australia. Hexagon is also working on an earth processing technology called RapidSX which may disrupt China's monopoly over rare earth elements processing into rare earth oxides. Hexagon has a market cap of 15.791M.
Search Minerals (TSXV: SMY)
Based in SE Labrador, Canada, Search Minerals owns The FOXTROT Deposit, Deep Fox, and Fox Meadow. Search has just reported that they completed their 2020 exploration program for Critical Rare Earth Elements (CREE), Zirconium, and Hafnium in the Port Hope Simpson-St. Lewis CREE district. A total of 986 samples were collected with 606M of trenched channel. Search has also recently identified a proprietary, scalable, hydro-metallurgical process. Search Minerals has a market cap of 10,445,040.
Mkango Resources (TSXV/SIM: MKA)
Mkango Resources is based in Malawi, Africa. Their current projects include the Thambani U-Ta-Nb project, Chimimbe Hill Ni-Co project, and the Mchiniji Project. The Songwe Hill Rare Earths Deposit is the main exploration area featuring carbonatite-hosted rare earth mineralization. Mkango Resources has a market capitalization of 11.719M.
Energy Fuels (NYSE American UUUU) (TSX: EFR)
Energy Fuels is a US-based uranium mining company, supplying uranium oxide to major nuclear utilities. Energy Fuels was recently awarded a contract to work with a team from Penn State to develop a conceptual design that allows the commercial production of mixed rare earth oxides from coal-based resources.
Energy Fuels holds three key uranium production centers. Energy Fuels' market capitalization is 203.424M. The company became debt-free just this month.


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Lakers beat Pelicans; face Warriors in play-in game
The Los Angeles Lakers handled business on their end, taking care of the New Orleans Pelicans 110-98 on the road Sunday in the team's final, regular season game of the year.
The Lakers needed some help to reach the No. 6 seed, and did not get from the Denver Nuggets, who lost to the Portland Trail Blazers by 16 points.
And with the Dallas Mavericks losing on the road to the Minnesota Timberwolves by 15 points, all three teams finished at 42-30.
NBA Play-In Schedule pic.twitter.com/6vuVgrHPRQ
— Marc J. Spears (@MarcJSpears) May 17, 2021
The Mavericks grabbed the No. 5 seed by virtue of winning the Southwest Division. Dallas will face the Los Angeles Clippers, the No. 4 seed.
The Blazers earn the No. 6 seed because of their season series win over the Lakers. Portland will face the No. 3 seed, the Nuggets in the first round.
That's a wrap on the regular season. #LakersWin@KingJames: 25 pts, 3 stl@AntDavis23: 14 pts@AndreDrummond: 13 pts, 13 reb, 2 stl, 2 blk
Dennis Schröder: 12 pts@CaldwellPope: 10 pts, 6 asthttps://t.co/gDk9MT3A0r
— Los Angeles Lakers (@Lakers) May 17, 2021
The leaves the Lakers as the No. 7 seed, hosting No. 8 seed the Golden State Warriors on Wednesday, 7 p.m. local time at the Staples Center in the play-in game. The winner moves on as the No. 7 seed in the first round of the playoffs, where they will face the No. 2 seed, the Phoenix Suns.
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What Might You Do? Christian Robinson
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Presented By: Delaware Art Museum
Recurrence: Recurring weekly on Sunday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday
What Might You Do? features original works of art for 17 children's books illustrated by award-winning artist Christian Robinson. Robinson produces his colorful and modern pictures primarily in acrylic paint and collage, and the exhibition includes study drawings, finished works, and books for reading. Playful, poignant, and full of positive energy, Robinson's illustrations celebrate the value of different perspectives and kindness to all. /p>
Growing up in an apartment crowded with family, Christian Robinson took up drawing to make space for himself and create the world he wanted to live in. Instantly familiar to parents of young children today, Robinson's illustrations appear in best-selling and critically acclaimed books. Published in 2015, Last Stop on Market Street, written by Matt de la Peña and illustrated by Robinson, reached #1 on the New York Times bestseller list and was awarded a Caldecott Honor, a Coretta Scott King Illustrator Honor, and the Newbery Medal.


We had a wonderful tour and tasting! The tour is informative and interesting, and the wines are wonderful!! You will not regret a visit here.
What a fantastic, informative and friendly wine tasting experience. Maurizio is a passionate young wine maker and we thoroughly enjoyed our time with him and the wines.
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Buccaneers vs Seahawks
Buccaneers vs Seahawks : The Seattle Seahawks will take on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at 4:05 p.m. ET on Sunday at CenturyLink Field. Seattle is 6-2 overall and 2-2 at home, while Tampa Bay is 2-5 overall and 2-2 on the road. Seattle is 3-5 against the spread this season and is averaging 130 rushing yards per game, which ranks ninth in the NFL.
Tampa Bay, meanwhile, is 2-5 against the spread, but is averaging 28 points per game on offense, the fifth best mark in the league. Seattle is favored by five-points in the latest Seahawks vs. Buccaneers odds, while the Over-Under is set at 52.5. Before entering any Buccaneers vs. Seahawks picks, you'll want to see the NFL predictions from the model at SportsLine.
The Seahawks (6-2) host the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2-5) Sunday at CenturyLink Field, the fourth meeting between the two teams since 2010, the previous three of which were won by the home team. The Seahawks are hoping to kick off the second half of the season by improving to 7-2 or better for just the fifth time in franchise history, while the Bucs are looking to end the three-game losing streak that followed an impressive win over the Rams in Los Angeles.
If the Seahawks are going to come out victorious on Sunday, these are three key matchups that could make the difference against the Bucs:
1. Tampa Bay's dynamic receiving duo vs. Seattle's secondary.
The Seahawks have faced a number of talented receivers this season, from New Orleans' Michael Thomas to the Rams' Cooper Kupp to Atlanta's Julio Jones, a group that makes up the top three in receiving yards this season. But the Seahawks have not yet faced a team that has a receiving duo quite like Tampa Bay's Chris Godwin and Mike Evans.
Evans, who has five straight 1,000-yard seasons, is coming off of a 198-yard, two-touchdown performance and has 662 receiving yards and six scores on 38 catches. Evan ranks sixth in the NFL in receiving yards, yet he's not even his team's leading receiver thanks to Godwin, who has 705 receiving yards and six touchdowns on 47 catches.
"They're just loaded with talent," Seahawks coach Pete Carroll said. "Chris is their leading receiver, but Mike Evans is the star that we've watched for years. If you just watch the last game, Mike was all over the place making plays and lighting it up. He made a lot of tough catches in difficult situations. You can see the confidence that Jameis (Winston) has in those guys to throw the ball when they're in trouble and in traffic, giving them a chance to make a play. It makes those guys really dangerous. They've got other guys, too. They've got other guys that can fly. This is a pretty classic group for (Tampa Bay coach Bruce Arians) to have where he's got his receivers that are really stellar. It's a difficult offense to deal with."
The Seahawks pass defense numbers aren't great in terms of raw numbers (273.3 passing yards per game), though a lot of the yards they've given up have come with the Seahawks leading, and opposing quarterbacks have a below-average 87.5 passer rating against Seattle. Keeping that receiving duo in check will fall to a number of players, but most notably to cornerbacks Shaquill Griffin, who is having a great 2019 season, and Tre Flowers, who is expected back after missing last week's game with a neck injury. Prior to that injury, Flowers had seen his play improve in recent weeks.
The Seahawks likely won't completely shut the duo of Evans and Godwin down, but if Griffin, Flowers and the rest of the secondary can keep the explosive plays in check, that will go a long way towards Seattle's defense having a good day.
2. Chris Carson and the run game vs. a stout run defense.
The Seahawks should have an opportunity to throw the ball against Tampa Bay, as the Bucs are allowing 285.9 passing yards per game, the second highest total in the NFL. But for the offense to be at its best, the Seahawks will want to run the ball effectively as well, and getting that done is no easy task against a talented Buccaneers front seven.
At their best, the Bucs have managed to pull off two truly impressive road wins. Their first game against the Panthers their goal-line stand earned them a 20-14 victory. The second was perhaps the shock of the year thus far when they dominated the Rams 55-40.
However, their losses have been pretty telling, such as blowing an 18 point home lead to the previously winless Giants and getting crushed by the same Panthers team overseas in London.
Individually, Tampa Bay has some tremendous talent. Wide receiver Mike Evans is among the best in the league, whereas his running mate Chris Godwin is starting to work his way into the conversation as well. Defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh is still a force in the middle, and linebacker Shaq Barrett leads the NFL with 10 sacks.
Chris Carson is having a great year, rushing for 659 yards through eight games, including four 90-plus yard games in the past five weeks. But the Buccaneers have been very difficult to run against all season, holding opponents to just 3.0 yards per carry and 68.6 rushing yards per game, both of which lead the NFL.
"It's a heavy box," offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer said. "They've got a bunch of guys up in the front. They're extremely big and powerful up in the front. Again, if there's a bigger tandem than (Vita) Vea and (Ndamukong) Suh and those guys, you don't find it very often. The scheme is built to try to make you want to hand it to stop the run. That's the way (defensive coordinator Todd Bowles) kind of creates things. They just play really well. The two linebackers are really good at filling gaps, [Devin] White and [Lavonte] David. The two edge players—JPP (Jason Pierre-Paul) coming back certainly helps them last week—(Carl) Nassib and (Shaquil) Barrett on the other side of them, they're not just pass rushers; they're good run defenders. I think some of it's scheme. Some of it's personnel. They're big and strong. They're hard to move."
Again, this might be a game where the Seahawks have more success throwing the ball, but if they can have success running against Tampa's stout run defense, it could lead to a very good day for the offense.
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package monix.reactive.internal.operators

import monix.execution.Ack.{Continue, Stop}
import monix.execution.cancelables.CompositeCancelable
import scala.util.control.NonFatal
import monix.execution.{Ack, Cancelable}
import monix.reactive.Observable
import monix.reactive.observers.Subscriber

import scala.concurrent.Future

private[reactive] final class WithLatestFromObservable[A, B, +R](
  source: Observable[A],
  other: Observable[B],
  f: (A, B) => R)
  extends Observable[R] {

  def unsafeSubscribeFn(out: Subscriber[R]): Cancelable = {
    val connection = CompositeCancelable()

    connection += source.unsafeSubscribeFn(new Subscriber[A] { self =>
      implicit val scheduler = out.scheduler

      private[this] var isDone = false
      private[this] var otherStarted = false
      private[this] var lastOther: B = _

      private[this] val otherConnection = {
        val ref = other.unsafeSubscribeFn(new Subscriber.Sync[B] {
          implicit val scheduler = out.scheduler

          def onNext(elem: B): Ack =
            self.synchronized {
              if (isDone) Stop
              else {
                if (!otherStarted) otherStarted = true
                lastOther = elem
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              }
            }

          def onComplete(): Unit = ()
          def onError(ex: Throwable): Unit =
            self.onError(ex)
        })

        connection += ref
        ref
      }

      def onNext(elem: A): Future[Ack] =
        self.synchronized {
          if (isDone) Stop
          else if (!otherStarted) Continue
          else {
            // Protects calls to user code from within the operator and
            // stream the error downstream if it happens, but if the
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            var streamErrors = true
            try {
              val r = f(elem, lastOther)
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            } catch {
              case NonFatal(ex) if streamErrors =>
                self.onError(ex)
                Stop
            }
          }
        }

      def onError(ex: Throwable): Unit =
        signalComplete(ex)
      def onComplete(): Unit =
        signalComplete(null)

      private def signalComplete(ex: Throwable): Unit =
        self.synchronized {
          if (!isDone)
            try {
              isDone = true
              if (ex == null) out.onComplete()
              else out.onError(ex)
            } finally {
              otherConnection.cancel()
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        }
    })
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}

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Extracts from Letters Written During a First Year's Residence in the Eastern Townships of Lower Canada. London, England: J.L. Cox and Sons, 1837. http://archive.org/stream/cihm_21588#page/n7/mode/2up.


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L' del 1574 fu il primo assedio al castello di Itami.

Chikaoki era un piccolo signore della guerra della provincia di Settsu e controllava il castello di Itami. Si sottomise a Oda Nobunaga nel 1568 e sconfisse un esercito del clan Miyoshi a Katsuragawa nel 1569 per suo conto. Nel 1574 fu accusato di avere rapporti con Ashikaga Yoshiaki e il suo castello fu assediato dal clan Oda. Si arrese e fu privato delle sue terre.

Oda Nobunaga attaccò il castello scavando un tunnel sotto alle mura.

Ad Araki Murashige fu assegnato il castello.

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Home » Business » Transport
Investment in rail network to reach US$116b in 2014
By Richard Fu | April 10, 2014, Thursday | Print Edition
CHINA plans to invest 720 billion yuan (US$116 billion) in its railways this year, with more projects to start construction, the country's rail chief said.
The investment, a rise of 20 billion yuan than originally planned, will cover the construction of 48 projects this year, up from 44 in the previous plan, the People's Daily quoted Sheng Guangzu, general manager of China Railway Corp as saying yesterday. His remark was in response to talk that a capital shortage has caused delays in railway development.
The railway operator also plans to put more than 7,000 kilometers of new lines into use this year, up from 6,600 kilometers previously.
The State Council, China's Cabinet, said earlier this month that it encourages banks to lend to rail projects as part of efforts to broaden financing channels. Meanwhile, the government will create an annual rail development fund of 200 billion yuan to 300 billion yuan that welcomes private investors.
"By accelerating railway construction, (we) can increase the effective demand of steel, cement and other building materials while absorbing overcapacity," Sheng was quoted as saying.
In January, Sheng said China has earmarked 630 billion yuan into fixed-asset investment for railway development. That's on top of a 70 billion yuan investment planned from the private sector, the People's Daily said.
Rail investment rose 9 percent to 61 billion yuan in the first quarter, Sheng said.
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Genre/Format: Non-Fiction - Biography/Picture Book Summary: This book depicts Abraham Lincoln's life starting from when he was a young man, through his assassination. The story of his life is told with striking illustrations and incorporation of Lincoln's actual words.
What I Think: One of my favorite biographies is Martin's Big Words, so when I saw this book, which has a very similar cover, I was excited to read it because I knew how great the other one was. This book has only an image of Lincoln on the cover, the title and other book information is found on the back cover. It makes for an astounding effect if you ask me. Peanut and I actually read this book, I wasn't sure how interested he would be, but the illustrations are amazing and with their help I was able to read the story to him. There were times when I had to tell my own version of the story, especially because he has no idea what slavery is (he is only three...). The emotions on the people's faces easily portray how sad they were to be enslaved, and I pointed out that a long time ago people had to wear chains and work hard. Peanut felt so badly for the people. Even at 3, he was interested and asked me if I ever had to be in chains. I truly think it speaks for the book that he was able to understand such complex ideas at such a young age. Each page also includes Lincoln's own words to match what is being told about at that time in his life. I love it.
He stuffed books inside his shirt.
he stood in the field and read.
he knew whole parts by heart.
my best friend is the man who'll git ma book I ain't read."
Writing Prompts: What kind of person do you believe Lincoln was? Support your answer using examples from the text. Find an inspirational quote (from Lincoln or another famous person), and write about how that quote applies to your life.


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Should the UK close down the TV networks to allow for more mobile broadband?
Ofcom is wondering if Freeview is needed in the future, or can we close down the massively popular service to provide more 4G broadband. Freeview occupies 256MHz today, whilst mobile phone services have 560MHz. Digital UK has a report that suggests Freeview is good for the UK.
From the Digital UK Press Office today:
A new report published today reveals the major economic benefits that Freeview and other terrestrial TV services deliver to the UK.
The report shows that the country's most widely used platform returns nearly £80bn to the economy and challenges the view that mobile broadband delivers more value from airwaves than television.
The findings come at the start of a year when crucial decisions about the future of free-to-air TV will be made by policy makers in the UK and EU. Just over a year after digital switchover freed up capacity for 4G mobile broadband, a further shake-up of the airwaves is being considered to release more spectrum for the mobile market.
Commissioned by Digital UK, the report by media and telecoms consultancy Communications Chambers sets out for the first time the economic and social importance of digital terrestrial television (DTT) which delivers broadcast channels for both Freeview and YouView - and is watched in three-quarters of UK homes.
Headlines from the report include:
Evidence of DTT's vital role in supporting UK broadcasting, driving innovation and investment in programme-making while keeping consumer costs down
DTT provides nearly £80bn* to the UK - significantly more than previously estimated - and supports 15,000 jobs in broadcasting and independent production
New economic analysis showing that DTT delivers more value per unit of spectrum than mobile broadband (see notes)
As the largest free-to-air TV service, DTT creates healthy competition between platforms and ensures viewers can access public service channels without subscription Digital UK and its members (BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and Arqiva) are urging government to ensure any further transfers of airwaves do not weaken Freeview and other terrestrial TV services, and that viewers should not suffer disruption or foot the bill for making the changes. In a joint letter accompanying the report, Tony Hall, BBC Director General, Adam Crozier, CEO of ITV, David Abraham, Channel 4 CEO and John Cresswell, CEO of Arqiva, stress the importance of terrestrial services such as Freeview in ensuring the UK remains a world leader in television.
Jonathan Thompson, Chief Executive of Digital UK, said: "This report sheds new light on the value of DTT for viewers, the UK television sector and wider economy. With increasing demand for spectrum it is critical that DTT remains a strong proposition with the same coverage and range of channels viewers enjoy today."
Copies of the report can be downloaded from The Value of Digital Terrestrial Television in an era of increasing demand for spectrum [PDF].
*£79.8bn, calculated on the basis of ten year "net present value" (NPV)
New economic analysis: The report estimates that the average value per MHz of spectrum for DTT is 50% higher than that for mobile data and that the marginal value (the unit value that might realistically be reallocated between DTT and mobile) may be even greater. The report estimates the marginal value of mobile data per MHz of spectrum to be £0.19bn compared to £0.47bn for DTT.
Help with Freeview, aerials?
How do I get a test card with Freeview 1
I would like to know if it is possible to receive UK terrestrial Freeview servic 2
I have been told I would receive too much singal from my Freeview tansmitter as 3
Can my Freeview box receive more than one BBC and ITV region? 4
Is it true that my 87 year old mother is entitled to a FREE upgrade when the ana 5
UK Digital switchover ends - Northern Ireland completes on 24th October 2012 1
The last day of analogue television in the UK - goodbye PAL 2
2 days left of analogue television - goodbye teletext 3
3 days of analogue to go - goodbye to NICAM 728 4
Changes to Saorview frequencies and power levels, 24th October 2012 5
Northern Ireland RTE1, RTE2, TG4 special mini-multiplex from 24 October 6
Not everyone can get WiFi, not everyone can get DTV, not everyone can get satellite, not everyone has internet.
So as it is essential for everyone to be able to receive emergency broadcasts then we need s multiple system whereby if one delivery method is unavailable then others may well succeed.
And there are already lots of people making waves about the proliferation of RF in the 2.4 GHz band that is used for WiFi, despite the fact that the whole country, well very nearly, has been 'bathed' in RF at higher power for the last 40-odd years from the UHF television transmitters plus the numerous radio sources such as Droitwich broadcasting on 198 kHz (was originally 200 kHz) at quite high erp.
Public Service Broadcasting (PSB) is required to provide services over at least 98% of the population, meaning they have to find ways to reach some of the more difficult locations because people chose to live there.
Couldn't there be a fairer system where current free view services are all broadcast on the internet and TV's made to work like internet radios? For people who don't have wi-fi in their homes the channels could still be made available free on mobile networks and received via a dongle that fits in to the tv set itself. This would allow the current free view network to be disbanded for mobile technology to be extended across the whole country. I think free view has always unfair. If you live in range of a full freeview transmitter that's ok, but most relay transmitters are only equipped with a handful of services called Freeview lite which makes Freeview a postcode lottery just like Channel 5 was in analogue days.
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mel: About 85%(?) of the population doesn't need to use Freeview Light transmitters. If you live in a remote or little populated area, your unlikely to have a vast range of shops, a huge hospital on your doorstep,fantastic broadband, and be ten minutes from an international airport. Commercial broadcasters dont think its worth it to extend their channels to light transmitters, and thats up to them.
Of course if you can use a dish, such as Freesat. But what about mobile signal reception? Coverage would have to be as good as the current Freeview system, and why subsidise 4G operators? And the amount of bandwidth would have to be fairly large compared with today.
It all seems much more complicated than keeping the current system, at least for a while.
MikeB: It's 90% for 6 Multiplexes, 8.5% for 3 multiplexes and 1.5% for no service. Where are the public service (Freeview Light) transmitters? | Digital switchover | ukfree.tv - 11 years of independent, free digital TV advice has the breakdown.
mel/MikeB: There is talk (and there is always talk like this) of a "fully converged" system for 5G mobile.
The idea is that you can have one set of protocols and use it to deliver both IP-type services and also one-to-many broadcast services using the same transmitters.
The only problem with this wonderful idea is that people's TV aerials ALL point the wrong way!
Yesterday they said they might do this... from 2030.
mel: Here's a background article I wrote about the different types of network. From Baird to Persistent Peer-to-Peer networks | Watch TV online | ukfree.tv - 11 years of independent, free digital TV advice
Possible future scenario : shut down everything current. Provide all services via 5-6-7G to every nook and cranny in the realm - de facto receivable indoors by all. Until then, we will continue to enjoy the challenges of an inefficient multiplicity of platforms and duplication of services. In the event of an EMP or similar nasty, only the few with a battery-powered analog wireless set will receive anything that might still be transmitted from transmitters unaffected by the event. Communication with the populace would be one of many Government priority concerns.
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When it gets down to EMP burst i don,t think anyone of us will be worrying about Freeview or can I use my mobile
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John Martin: 'When it gets down to EMP burst i don,t think anyone of us will be worrying about Freeview or can I use my mobile'
If that happens, Semaphore is going to be huge.....!
Steve P
I'm not clear what EMP would do to equipment in general - eg not in use.
But analogue radio - and CW ! would be handy. ...-
It is ludicrous to contemplate scrapping Terrestrial TV. Satellite stops working when it snows, or heavy rainstorm.
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