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US-India: We Coordinate Closely On Defence. We Need The Same Ambition In The Economic Sphere: Amb Kenneth Juster
Wednesday, January 06, 2021 by Indian Defence News
Our diplomatic coordination flows from the US commitment to support India's rise and our shared vision of a free and open Indo-Pacific region. While the concept of the Indo-Pacific has been many years in the making, it is in the past four years that our countries have shown the ambition to turn it into a reality. As democracies, the United States and India are committed to peace and diplomacy. In the past four years, we have purposefully deepened our defence and security cooperation to keep our nations safe, and to provide security beyond our own borders
There is no bilateral relationship in the world that is as broad, complex, and rich in substance as that of the United States and India. We cooperate on defence, counterterrorism, cybersecurity, trade, investment, energy, the environment, health, education, science and technology, agriculture, space, and so much more. While our strategic partnership has been on an upward trajectory over the last two decades, the past four years stand out as a time of ambition and achievement.
Our diplomatic coordination flows from the US commitment to support India's rise and our shared vision of a free and open Indo-Pacific region. While the concept of the Indo-Pacific has been many years in the making, it is in the past four years that our countries have shown the ambition to turn it into a reality. For the United States, the Indo-Pacific means that, at a time of great change and challenge, we see India as a critical partner in preserving and expanding the peace and prosperity that have underpinned this dynamic region.
We have begun coordinating with like-minded countries to build out the architecture of this region, while supporting ASEAN centrality. Our Trilateral Summits (with Japan in 2018 and 2019) and Quadrilateral Ministerials (with Japan and Australia in 2019 and 2020) have led to greater cooperation, including on maritime security, pandemic management, regional connectivity, humanitarian assistance and disaster relief, and cybersecurity. Our mission over the next five years and beyond should be to give this endeavour further form and substance to enable all countries to prosper from a region that respects sovereignty and a rules-based order.
As democracies, the United States and India are committed to peace and diplomacy. In the past four years, we have purposefully deepened our defence and security cooperation to keep our nations safe, and to provide security beyond our own borders.
Our bilateral defence and security partnership reached a new level in September 2018 with the inaugural 2+2 Ministerial Dialogue of US and Indian defence and foreign policy leaders. We have held three such Ministerials and signed pivotal defence agreements at each, increasing the interoperability of our forces and defence industries. We have also expanded the complexity of a robust series of military exercises, including the first-ever tri-services exercise in 2019 and Australia's participation in the Malabar naval exercise alongside Japan.
Reflecting on these and other achievements, I believe that no country has as strong a defence relationship with India as does the United States, or does as much to contribute to the security of Indians. Our close coordination has been important as India confronts aggressive Chinese activity on its border.
We need the same level of ambition in the economic sphere, where our trade and investment ties have continued to grow but are still not reaching their full potential. In 2019, bilateral trade in goods and services had grown to over $146.1 billion, significantly up from $20.7 billion in 2001. Approximately 16% of India's total exports now head to the United States. The United States is India's largest trading partner, and India the twelfth largest partner of the United States. The bottom line is that no other country contributes as much to job creation, consumer choice, technology diffusion, and economic improvement for Indians.
Another key pillar of our partnership is energy, where we have achieved significant results over the past four years. We launched our Strategic Energy Partnership in 2018 and, with support from both governments, the United States is now an important source of energy for India. By 2019, India had become the largest export destination for US coal, the fourth-largest destination for US crude, and the seventh-largest destination for US liquefied natural gas. All of this has helped diversify India's energy sources. Today, there are over 100 US companies involved with energy in India, working across all elements of the sector.
Health and biomedical innovation has also been a top priority for both countries. Our history of successful cooperation shaped our joint response to the Covid-19 pandemic. Experts from the US Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) have supported India's efforts with technical guidance and training, including on contact tracing, diagnostic testing, and infection prevention and control at health facilities. Hundreds of Indian graduates of CDC training programmes have been at the forefront of India's response to this virus.
In addition, US and Indian scientists have collaborated to develop vaccines and treatments for Covid-19. There remains enormous potential for further work between our health sectors, including to develop more secure medical supply chains. Our health cooperation has improved lives not just in the United States and India, but for people around the world.
In great democracies such as ours, governments listen to public sentiment. Our people-to-people ties form both a strong foundation and a driving force for our relationship. Leaders in both countries have recognised that getting this relationship right is important for us and for a free and open Indo-Pacific region. As a result of their actions, the US-India Comprehensive Global Strategic Partnership is strong, positive, and on an upward trajectory.
I am proud of what we have accomplished over the past four years, and am confident that the next US administration will continue this trend with our Indian partners – as each recent US administration had successfully built upon the work of its predecessor in enhancing ties with India.
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Baglung, July 18: The Lions Club of Baglung has provided various medical equipments worth Rs 1.6 million to the Dhaulagiri Zonal Hospital, Baglung.
The equipments were provided with the financial support of ANT, a non-governmental organisation of Italy and in collaboration of the Nepal-based organisation, the Day One Health, and MTTS.
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Sharks saving humans
June 5, 2018 Life and Nature No Comments
The anniversary of Steven Spielberg's Jaws has come and gone and in the ensuing years, big-screen shark flicks haven't shied away from the myth of the shark as a relentless killing machine and natural man-eater. Sharks aren't necessarily deserving of the image, especially since the shark is now poised to save human lives.
The lowly dogfish may be providing new ways of controlling cancer.
Throughout the sharks' bodies are important chemicals that the animals need to function normally. These chemicals include steroids, gastric juices and hormones that help them do everything from digesting food to healing wounds. Many scientists are now investigating whether these compounds have any potency in the human body. One chemical, known by the commercial name Isolutrol, has proved to be extremely good at drying up pimples without affecting skin elsewhere on the body. It was originally found in shark gall bladders but scientists are now trying to synthesize the compound in the lab. The project is a joint effort between Australia's Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation and New Zealand's McFarlane Laboratories. So far however, the sharks seem to be guarding the secret to the molecule, and a commercially viable version of Isolutrol is as yet out of reach. Acne sufferers aren't the only ones interested in sharks; cancer patients may stand to gain from shark research as well.
Squalamine doesn't kill cancer cells, but it does appear to stop them from growing or spreading
A chemical from the belly of the dogfish is turning out to be a promising treatment for some forms of cancer, at least in the initial trials. Dr. Michael Zasloff, an adjunct professor at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine and co-founder of the Magainin Research Institute, discovered the chemical squalamine while on a hunt for antibiotic compounds in various animals. He first found antibiotic properties in the skin of the African clawed frog, and then began searching other animals for more compounds that could prove useful to humans. In one previously unstudied class of dogfish named Squalus acanthias, Zasloff found a molecule that appeared to prevent cartilage from calcifying and becoming hard in an injured animal. The chemical, which Zasloff named squalamine, was extracted from the dogfish's liver. It proved a dud at stopping bacterial infections, but it was surprisingly good at halting tumor growth, in original tests conducted on animals. Squalamine seems to disrupt the ability of cancer tumors to create new blood vessels. This effectively prevents them from growing and spreading to other parts of the body.
Squalamine might be part of future chemotherapeutic regimes.
As a result of the animal study's promising outcome, squalamine is now in second stage human trials for the treatment of solid tumors. "As a consequence of all our animal studies, we believe that squalamine, when administered with a standard chemotherapeutic regimen, can control tumors (in humans) that right now cannot be controlled," Zasloff says. The animal studies included lung cancer, breast cancer, prostate cancer, ovarian cancer, and melanoma. Ultimately, Zasloff hopes squalamine might be used to control all of these cancers and, perhaps, many others. Magainin Pharmaceuticals, where Zasloff still serves as a scientific consultant, has also started clinical trials with squalamine as a treatment for Fibrodysplasia Ossificans Progressiva (FOP), a rare genetic condition in which the body makes extra bones in locations where bone should not form. It could be in you too It's no fluke that a steroid found in the guts of one species of shark should have such a strong effect in humans. In fact, Zasloff says, this chemical is almost certainly already being produced and used in the modern human body — and those of most other modern animals — though he suspects it is only really used when we are in the womb. But since this chemical compound plays an important role in the immune system of sharks, as it appears to, it ought not to be a surprise that it could do the same thing in humans. "The chances of that chemical not being in man — or not being in the frog, not being in the mouse or in any mammal — are essentially infinitesimal," he says.
Unfortunately, for both us and the sharks, the number of sharks and shark species are dropping yearly, thanks largely to fishing.
But Zasloff has a warning: He says we are only just now beginning to realize the enormous medical bounty offered to us by sharks and it's happening at a time that shark species are disappearing at an alarming rate. Thanks to commercial fishing during the 1980s, dogfish numbers dipped to a historic low in the late 1990s. At the same time, many other species of shark and their relatives — such as Canada's barndoor skate — are disappearing almost without notice. Zasloff says the loss of each individual species to the medical and scientific community is immense. "There is one steroid in the dogfish, for example, that has powerful effects on appetite in mice, dogs, monkeys, and so on. But we don't know if the same collection of chemicals are present in other sharks." To Zasloff and other medical researchers who are looking to the animal kingdom for cures to major human diseases, each of the planet's 370 species of shark is a treasure to be protected. Remember that, next time you're at the movies and the heroes are about to end up as a delicious shark smorgasbord for a great white. After all, these animals just might end up saving your life one day!
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Zimbabwe moves 2,500 wild animals due to drought from climate change
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Elephants are among the wildlife to be moved due to prolonged drought. (AP: Thoko Chikondo, file)
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A helicopter herds thousands of impalas into an enclosure. A crane hoists sedated upside-down elephants into trailers. Hordes of rangers drive other animals into metal cages and a convoy of trucks starts a journey of about 700 kilometres to take the animals to their new home.
The animals are being moved to rebuild wildlife populations in the Zambezi River valley
Their habitat has become parched by prolonged drought
The operation is the country's first mass movement of wildlife in 60 years
Zimbabwe has begun moving more than 2,500 wild animals from a southern reserve to one in the country's north to rescue them from drought, as the ravages of climate change replace poaching as the biggest threat to wildlife.
About 400 elephants, 2,000 impalas, 70 giraffes, 50 buffaloes, 50 wildebeest, 50 zebras, 50 elands, 10 lions and a pack of 10 wild dogs are among the animals being moved from Zimbabwe's Save Valley Conservancy to three conservancies in the north — Sapi, Matusadonha and Chizarira — in one of southern Africa's biggest live-animal capture and translocation exercises.
Project Rewild Zambezi, as the operation is called, is moving the animals to an area in the Zambezi River valley to rebuild the wildlife populations there.
It is the first time in 60 years that Zimbabwe has embarked on such a mass internal movement of wildlife.
Between 1958 and 1964, when the country was white-minority-ruled Rhodesia, more than 5,000 animals were moved in what was called Operation Noah.
That operation rescued wildlife from the rising water caused by the construction of a massive hydro-electric dam on the Zambezi River that created one of the world's largest man-made lakes, Lake Kariba.
This time it was a lack of water that had made it necessary to move wildlife as their habitat had become parched by prolonged drought, Tinashe Farawo, spokesman for the Zimbabwe National Parks and Wildlife Management Authority, said.
Across Africa, national parks are increasingly threatened due to development and below-average rainfall. (AP: Thoko Chikondo, file)
The parks agency issued permits to allow the animals to be moved to avert "a disaster from happening", Mr Farawo said.
"We are doing this to relieve pressure," Mr Farawo said.
"For years, we have fought poaching and just as we are winning that war, climate change has emerged as the biggest threat to our wildlife.
"Many of our parks are becoming overpopulated and there is little water or food.
"The animals end up destroying their own habitat, they become a danger unto themselves and they encroach neighbouring human settlements for food, resulting in incessant conflict."
One option would be culling to reduce the numbers of wildlife, but conservation groups protest that such killings are cruel.
Zimbabwe last conducted culling in 1987, Mr Farawo said.
The effects of climate change on wildlife is not isolated to Zimbabwe.
Across Africa, national parks that are home to myriad wildlife species such as lions, elephants and buffaloes are increasingly threatened by below-average rainfall and new infrastructure projects.
Authorities and experts say drought has seriously threatened species like rhinos, giraffes and antelope by reducing the amount of food available.
For example, a recent study conducted in South Africa's Kruger National Park linked extreme weather events to the loss of plants and animals unable to cope with the drastic conditions and lack of water due to longer dry spells and hotter temperatures.
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Australia could see more floods and America and Africa may experience ongoing drought for months to come, according to the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
The mass movement is supported by the Great Plains Foundation, a non-profit organisation that works "to conserve and expand natural habitats in Africa through innovative conservation initiatives", according to its website.
The organisation is working with the Zimbabwe National Parks and Wildlife Management Authority, local experts, the University of Washington-Seattle's Centre for Environmental Forensic Science and Oxford University's Department of Zoology, according to the website.
One of the new homes for the animals moved in Zimbabwe is Sapi Reserve. The privately run private concession is east of Mana Pools National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its splendid setting along the Zambezi River that forms the border between Zimbabwe with Zambia.
Great Plains chief executive officer Dereck Joubert said on the foundation's website Sapi was "the perfect solution for many reasons".
"This reserve forms the middle-Zambezi biosphere, totalling 1.6 million acres," Mr Joubert wrote.
"From the 1950s until we took it over in 2017, decades of hunting had decimated wildlife populations in Sapi Reserve. We are rewilding and restoring the wild back to what it once was."
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2 Who Can Take Levothroid?
Levothroid is a type of drug prescribed for thyroid replacement therapy. It replaces the body's T4 hormones in the event of hypothyroidism and keeps the body's hormone levels in balance.
People suffering from hypothyroidism have the option of taking natural supplements or prescription medication such as Levothroid.
Levothroid contains synthetic levothyroxine or T4 sodium, which is identical to the T4 hormone being produced by the human thyroid gland.
The medication is designed to replace or make more thyroid hormones in the body, especially when the thyroid gland cannot provide enough or produce any.
Generally, the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones, which are important for your body's wellness. However, there are some conditions and situations that can lead to low thyroid gland production or ultimately stop the thyroid gland from producing thyroid hormones.
When this happens, it is important to replace or add to the production of thyroid hormones, and this is where Levothroid comes in.
Levothroid or levothyroxine sodium is regularly prescribed for primary, secondary and tertiary hypothyroidism caused by functional deficiency, an absence of a part or all of the thyroid gland due to surgery or congenital defects and thyroid damage due to radiation or drugs.
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Levothroid comes in caplet forms, which also come in twelve different colors with each color having different strengths and potency.
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Levothroid side effects are usually caused by over-replacement or under-replacement.
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Because of that, it is important to make sure that you take in the accurate dose daily.
If you are taking these medicines, or any other medication and substances for that matter, make sure to let your doctor know about it first. If you do take these medications, separate them from Levothroid for at least four hours.
This is also the exact reason why Levothroid is taken before breakfast, so you can give your body enough time to fully absorb the synthetic hormone.
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Never do anything without the consent of your doctor. That means that you should not change doses, stop the therapy or change brands without letting him know.
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Disney Channel TV Shows
It's the best of both worlds with this quiz. Can you name the Disney Channel TV show based on a description?
Quiz by girplease
First submitted April 3, 2012
Times taken 56,405
Enter TV show here:
Teenager leads a double life as an average schoolgirl by day - and a famous
recording artist by night!
Family of wizards try to hide their powers.
Wizards of Waverly
Summer vacation lasts 104 days. These step-brothers will use every one to
do things like fight a monkey or surf a tidal wave.
Two twins have an awesome existence in a swanky hotel.
of Zack and Cody
Psychic girl and her friends live in San Francisco. Ya nasty!
That's So Raven
A boy moves into the White House when his dad becomes the President's chef.
Cory in the House
Teenage girl fights crime with the help of her best friend, Ron Stoppable.
Teenager becomes the newest member of the sketch comedy show "So Random!"
Sonny With a Chance
Two girls are best friends who dance on a local Chicago TV show.
Britney Spears, Justin Timberlake, and others perform songs and skits.
Thirteen year old girl has an animated alter-ego who tells her true feelings.
African-American snack salesman is very protective of his teenage daughter Trudy.
The Proud Family
A show that is not afraid to ask the question: "what if your sister were actually your mom"?
Andi Mack
Family of six learn what it's like to raise a toddler in Colorado.
Good Luck Charlie
Boy and his family get stuck in the 21st century when their time machine breaks down.
Musically-talented girl gets admitted to a school for children with
"Advanced Natural Talent".
A.N.T. Farm
Siblings spend the summer with with their great uncle in a spooky town in Oregon.
Cory and Topanga had a daughter who is now in high school.
stillnotginger3003
I got them all right, but i only had 10 seconds left. you should give us more time.
ander217
I only got two correct. Two more hours wouldn't have helped.
haggy999
I wish I could wash my brain of these shows, they were so empty and terrible.
happygrrl
More time please!
STL1994
Got them all with 2:21 left.
girplease
"Sweet" should be accepted.... Also, Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide isn't a Disney show. It was on Nickelodeon.
I helped make this!!!!
amattry
even stevens was by far the best show...can't believe it's not on here!
johnnyaitch
I did NOT do well.
Awwww :) I miss these! Even Stevens should be on here haha.
kal413
I feel terrible for missing Kim Possible
CrazyWombat
Im sad I even know this many 11/17
jadekelly
2/17 haha
MadameDegrassi
Love the quiz. I have a good Disney one too: http://www.jetpunk.com/user-quizzes/22222/disney-channel-original-movies
I forgot most of the ones they don't show anymore. I miss those. :(
TanithEdgley
The fact that I'm 25 and got all of them right is slightly embarrassing.
nmh102489
please add "even stevens" and "life with derek"
ohiostatefan
it needs to be updated. Take out old ones put in newer ones
akwildrose
Why? Because people have no memory? Besides, as it is, these span over a decade.
kiwiquizzer
2/17. I like Phineus and Ferb....and that's about it.
PineapplePrism
Lol cool!
HPaddict
Wow, I didn't even watch Disney Channel when you made this quiz. I've pretty much only heard of A.N.T Farm, Shake It Up, and Hannah Montana, and I've watched all of Good Luck Charlie, Boy Meets World, and Phineas and Ferb, when I was really little, and I'm watching the story about Raven Baxter's kids, Raven's Home, but I knew that Raven-Symone was originally in That's So Raven
This quiz was originally made in 2012 by one of our users. It was getting a lot of takes but had a few errors so I decided to revamp and update it. I am a grown man and I've never watched any of these shows. I used Wikipedia and Youtube to guide me. How'd I do? Let me know if there are any mistakes.
seokeunshichae
no liv and maddie? how about "the new leave it to beaver"? it was one of the first disney channel shows
interopia
Check spelling of "psychic"!
Hominka
I guess I'm too old. Never heard of any of these except the first one.
WanHuangdi
1. Could Mouseketeers be accepted for the Mickey Mouse Club (since that's what the performers are referred to as)? 2. Shouldn't it be "was" in the Andi Mack question (English grammar is tough, so I'm not actually sure)? 3. It just kind of dawned on me that the Disney execs were trying to think of the best way to have a black son connected to the White House and their first thought was "His dad's a chef!"
wheikes
This Proud Family question is incorrect. It should read African-American snack salesman is very protective of his teenage daughter Penny. Trudy was his wife.
sammygss52
I was just about to say this! Penny Proud!
kalbahamut
Used to watch Disney a lot when I was younger, before any of these shows were on except for the Mickey Mouse Club. And there was a lot more classic Disney animation on at that time, as well, and fewer new original shows. I got 4, which was worth 0 points. 3 that I'd heard of before, plus Girl Meets World which I never had but was able to guess based on the clue.
LoenardChurch
Cory in the House was the best anime.
ConSeannery
A show that is not afraid to ask the question: "what if your sister were actually your mom"? Damn I didn't know Disney made a show about the Habsburg dynasty.
Anyone else remember Kids Incorporated? Featuring a very young Jennifer Love Hewitt.
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The cost of fuel is one of those topics that we keep coming back to. We all know that costs are rising, and that it can become challenging to find adequate savings.
We also need to meet ambitious emissions targets. If you're a steam user, where do you turn?
Imagine a dairy production site that has set itself ambitious targets to cut gas consumption and optimise its steam system. It's identified some major cost-saving potential, but it's not quite sure where to start. Furthermore, with price hike announcements becoming an annual tradition for energy companies, it's understandable that the pressure is on to harness these cost savings – and fast.
No doubt this situation will be very familiar to you. Whether you work in food manufacturing, or oil and gas, you'll always be looking for ways to reduce energy consumption and improve process efficiency. But with fuel costs rising and budgets shrinking, the improvements you need to find are becomingly increasingly difficult to find, not to mention harder to sell to senior management and procurement.
Fuel price hikes and their impact are inevitable but, without some mitigation efforts, their effects can be serious. Higher energy bills lead to higher production costs, which inevitably lead to a more expensive end-product, or service.
The problem of big bills is not set to go away any time soon, either, as prices continue to rise for both businesses and consumers.
When it comes to the future of energy, I've always preferred to see the glass as half-full. In fact, so too do many of our customers, who are constantly demonstrating a proactive approach to steam system optimisation – one that can keep everyone happy.
Whether it is a dairy production site hitting ambitious targets, or a food manufacturer identifying savings of up to £50,000 a year, it is more than likely that you could find serious savings and battle the bills. What is more, if you work with an expert on optimising your steam system, it is easier than you might think.
Once you have identified areas for inspection and set targets, you can opt for a full steam system audit. This brings in engineers who are experienced in steam system optimisation, who work with you to implement process improvements across all aspects of your steam loop, from boiler feedwater and condensate recovery systems, to steam traps and insulation.
For any active business with multiple production assets, this kind of expertise is invaluable. Steam can sometimes be side-lined in favour of other priorities, so bringing in a specialist can help you tackle this key aspect of your production, while getting on with the core activities you need to do to keep processes running smoothly. You could be surprised how much your yearly costs are reduced.
One hospital, for example, underwent an extensive audit that flagged steam control, optimisation and distribution as areas for improvement. If the advised measures were implemented, this would lead to potential combined annual savings of more than £200,000.
The great thing about audits is that you can tailor them to your needs. For example, you could opt for an all-inclusive steam and thermal energy audit that covers everything, from the boiler house to the steam-using equipment. Alternatively, you can create a bespoke solution that focuses solely on the areas you've identified as needing a bit of improvement.
Either way, the process starts by benchmarking the performance of your energy centre and the efficiency of steam generation, during which your Spirax energy engineer can identify areas for improvement. From there, the engineer reviews distribution to ensure that your losses are minimal and that your condensate is returned, wherever possible.
The last step is to evaluate your in-process steam usage, which maximises efficiency and identifies opportunities for heat recovery or usage improvements. The results you can expect from this are a significantly improved performance and cost-saving potential for your business.


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I have my code here, and I would like the form to submit if the user presses submit, or presses the enter button on the keyboard
I have tried using if statements with keycode 13, but nothing is working for me.
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        document.getElementById('new-item-text').value = "";
    }

    function removeItem(event) {
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            return;
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        var el = event.target.parentNode;
        el.parentNode.removeChild(el);
    }

    function changeTitle() {
        var title = prompt("change the title");
    }

    function handle(e){
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});

A: You have to use the keydown event for this like below
   document.onkeydown=function(evt){
   var keyCode = evt ? (evt.which ? evt.which : evt.keyCode) : event.keyCode;
   if(keyCode == 13)
   {
         //your function call here
    }

A: Try adding this to your set of addEventListeners
document.getElementById('add-item').addEventListener('keydown', handle, false);

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Newtown	- Late Wednesday night, Connecticut's Senate approved restrictions on weapons in response to the December massacre of 20 first-graders and six educators gunned down by Adam Lanza at Newtown's Sandy Hook Elementary School.
Ben Swann, a television news journalist who has been highly regarded across ideological lines, has raised questions about three different mass shooting incidents, holding that multiple eyewitness accounts conflict with law enforcement narratives.
John Noveske, 36, is the second gun enthusiast to die in the last few days, sparking intrigue and conspiracy theories, among some who feel the government is out to take guns away from American citizens.
Boca Raton	- Although James Tracy, a tenured associate professor at Florida Atlantic University, teaches a course in conspiracies, this one was too much for the school who are backing away from the theory the shooting might not have taken place.
As survivors of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting returned to class Thursday, the White House released a photo of President Obama at the moment Homeland Security adviser John Brennan briefed him on the details of the shooting in Newtown, Conn.
The group called Mayors Against Illegal Guns has launched a public service announcement (PSA) calling forth upon Americans to urge Congress to act on the issue of gun control.
Washington	- The NRA has made it clear what it means by its willingness to consider measures to prevent any further massacres. The NRA wants the good guys to have more guns and to have armed guards at all schools to protect students.
A friend of an imgur member created this Sandy Hook tribute mural.
Patriot Guard members show support of Sandy Hook victims.
It is with a great deal of love and prayer that Our Lady of the Lake School 7th and 8th Graders, Mound, MN, send this picture to Sandy Hook Elementary School, Newtown, CT. 26 candles burned during our school Mass this morning. We are holding your community in our prayers and hearts.


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Marcel Kittel (Giant Alpecin) (Image credit: Tim de Waele/TDWSport.com)
John Degenkolb (Giant-Alpecin) waves from the podium (Image credit: Tim de Waele/TDWSport.com)
Warren Barguil (Giant-Alpecin) at the Tour of Oman (Image credit: Tim de Waele/TDWSport.com)
Roy Curvers (Team Giant-Alpecin) (Image credit: Team Giant-Alpecin)
Tour de France boss Christian Prudhomme with Ramon Sinkeldam and Bert De Backer at the Tour of Oman (Image credit: Tim de Waele/TDWSport.com)
Tom Dumoulin (Giant-Alpecin) (Image credit: Tim de Waele/TDWSport.com)
Simon Geschke (Team Giant-Alpecin) (Image credit: Bettini Photo)
Koen De Kort (Giant-Alpecin) (Image credit: Tim de Waele/TDWSport.com)
Georg Preidler (Giant-Alpecin). (Image credit: Tim de Waele/TDWSport.com)
Tom Veelers (Giant-Alpecin) (Image credit: Giant)
Giant-Alpecin have announced a 13-rider long list for the 2015 Tour de France, spearheaded by Marcel Kittel and John Degenkolb. Kittel has won four stages at each of the last two editions of the Tour de France, including the Champs-Élysées twice, although has been hampered by illness so far this season. Degenkolb, who has won nine stages at the Vuelta a España and one stage at the Giro d'Italia, will be aiming for a debut Tour win to complete his grand tour hat trick after a successful classics campaign in which he won Milan-San Remo and Paris-Roubaix.
Barguil in the Ardennes with Tour de France already in mind
Video: Marcel Kittel's Giant Propel from the Tour de Yorkshire
Double victory for Degenkolb in Bayern Rundfahrt stage 2
Kittel ready to race but faces battle to reach top form for Tour de France
Warren Barguil will make his long awaited Tour debut having ridden the last two editions of the Vuelta.
"Our primary target will be stage success, and our long list for this year's Tour should offer possibilities to achieve this goal," said coach Marc Reef.
The 102nd edition of the Tour starts in Utrecht with a 14km time trial, suited to current Dutch time trial champion Tom Dumoulin who won the final day race against the clock at the Vuelta Ciclista al Pais Vasco in April. There is a strong Dutch contingent in the long list with Roy Curvers, Koen de Kort, Ramon Sinkeldam, Albert Timmer and Tom Veelers also named alongside Dumoulin.
With the first week of the Tour skirting the Northern coast of the Netherlands and Belgium before visiting the cobbles of France, Reef added that the team has visited several of the sites which its believes will be crucial in those first few days.
"In preparation for the Tour, we have already completed a recon of the first two stages that take place in the Netherlands and the cobblestones on stage four," Reef added.
The final nine-man team will be announced after a training camp and several races in June explained Reef.
"A few members of the team will start their specific preparation at the end of this month at the high-altitude training camp in Sierra Nevada, Spain," he said. "The final race preparations will be made at the Critérium du Dauphiné, Tour de Suisse and Ster ZLM Toer."
Giant-Alpecin Tour de France long list: Warren Barguil (Fra), Roy Curvers (Ned), Bert De Backer (Bel), John Degenkolb (Ger), Tom Dumoulin (Ned), Johannes Fröhlinger (Ger), Simon Geschke (Ger), Marcel Kittel (Ger), Koen de Kort (Ned), Georg Preidler (Aut), Ramon Sinkeldam (Ned), Albert Timmer (Ned) and Tom Veelers (Ned).
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import android.os.Parcel;
import android.os.Parcelable;

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        public PaymentData createFromParcel(Parcel in) {
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        public PaymentData[] newArray(int size) {
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         */
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}

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# TGOCMessagesActivity

`TGOCMessagesActivity` is a android chat UI for your application. Based on [JSQMessageViewController][jsq]

![Screenshot][img0]    ![Screenshot][img1]

## Roadmap

- [x] "Is typing..." indicator;
- [x] Sites and phones on messages;
- [x] Select messages text;
- [x] Image messages;
- [x] Location messages;
- [ ] Video messages;
- [ ] Audio messages;
- [ ] Contact messages;
- [ ] Custom toolbar;

## Installing

Users of this library will need add the jitpack.io repository:

```gradle
allprojects {
 repositories {
    jcenter()
    maven { url "https://jitpack.io" }
 }
}
```

and:

```gradle
dependencies {
    compile 'com.github.two-guys-one-code:TGOCMessagesActivity:0.2.2'
}
```

Note: do not add the jitpack.io repository under `buildscript`

## Getting Started

* Extends `TGOCMessageActivity` in your activity. It will create all UI. On `OnCreate` remove `setContentView(R.layout.YOUR_LAYOUT)` and call `super.init(this)`

```java
public class MainActivity extends TGOCMessageActivity {
    protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
        super.init(this);
    }
}
```

* Create Bubbles and Avatars

```java
TGOCBubble outgoingBubble;
TGOCBubble incomingBubble;
TGOCAvatar outgoingAvatar;
TGOCAvatar incomingAvatar;

//you can use TGOCBubbleFactory to create an incoming and outgoing bubble
public void initBubbleMessages() {
    outgoingBubble = TGOCBubbleFactory.bubbleWithHexColor(BubbleType.OUTGOING, "#C7D6DA");
    incomingBubble = TGOCBubbleFactory.bubbleWithHexColor(BubbleType.INCOMING, "#FAFFFF");
    outgoingAvatar = new TGOCAvatar(getResources(), R.drawable.rod);
    incomingAvatar = new TGOCAvatar(getResources(), R.drawable.ed);
}

```

* Implement `TGOCMessageActivityiInterface`

```java
public List<TGOCMessageInterface> messages = new ArrayList<>();
String sender_id = "mySenderId";

@Override
public int numberOfItemsInConversation() {
    return this.messages.size();
}

@Override
public TGOCAvatarInterface avatarAtPosition(int position) {
    final TGOCMessageInterface message = this.messages.get(position);

    if (sender_id.matches(message.getSenderId()))
        return null; //return null if you don't want avatar on your messages
    else
        return incomingAvatar;
}

@Override
public TGOCMessageInterface messageDataAtPosition(int position) {
    return this.messages.get(position);
}

@Override
public void bindViewHolderAtPosition(TGOCMessageBubbleViewHolderInterface view, int position) {
    view.getSenderTextView().setTextColor(Color.parseColor("#29353A"));
    view.getTextView().setTextColor(Color.parseColor("#29353A"));
}

@Override
public void didSelectMessage(TGOCMessageInterface messageInterface) {
    System.out.println(messageInterface.getSenderDisplayName()+": "+messageInterface.toString()); //called when user click on media messages
}

@Override
public TGOCBubbleInterface messageBubbleAtPosition(int position) {
    final TGOCMessageInterface message = this.messages.get(position);

    if (sender_id.matches(message.getSenderId()))
        return outgoingBubble;
    else
        return incomingBubble;
}

@Override
public void didPressSendButton(View view) {
    this.messages.add(new TGOCMessage(0, this.tgocEditText.getText().toString(), "Rodrigo"));
    this.finishSendingMessage();
}
```
* Typing indicator
```java
//setup
this.typingBubble = TGOCBubbleFactory.bubbleWithHexColor(BubbleType.TYPING, "#FAFFFF");
this.typingAvatar = new TGOCAvatar(getResources(), R.drawable.ed); //optional
this.typingText = "Is typing...";
```

```java
//show indicator
this.setShowTypingIndicator(true);
```

* Call `finishSendingMessage()` when you send a message
```java
finishSendingMessage();
```

* and `finishReceivingMessage()` when you receive a message
```java
finishReceivingMessage();
```

* Add your google map v2 api key on your `Manifest.xml` file

```xml
<meta-data
    android:name="com.google.android.geo.API_KEY"
    android:value="YOUR_API_KEY" />
```

* **Message Model**
  * Your message model objects should implement `TGOCMessageInterface`.
  * However, you may use the provided `TGOCMessage` class.

* **Media Item Model**
  * Your media item model objects should implement `TGOCMessageMediaInterface`.
  * However, you may use the provided classes: `TGOCPhotoMediaItem`, `TGOCLocationMediaItem`.
  * Creating your own custom media items is easy! Simply follow the pattern used by the built-in media types.
  * We added a sample example using [Glide][glide] on `TGOCGlidePhotoMediaItem`.

* **Avatar Model**
  * Your avatar model objects should implement `TGOCAvatarInterface`.
  * However, you may use the provided `TGOCAvatar` class.
  * Creating your own custom avatar is easy!
  * We added a sample example using [Glide][glide] on `TGOCGlideAvatar`.

* **Message Bubble Model**
  * Your message bubble model objects should implement `TGOCBubbleInterface`.
  * However, you may use the provided `TGOCBubble` class.
  * Also see `TGOCBubbleFactory` for easily generating incoming and outgoing bubbles.

## License

`TGOCMessagesActivity` is released under an [MIT License][mit]. See License.md for details.

>**Copyright © 2016 two-guys-one-code.**

[jsq]:http://www.jessesquires.com/JSQMessagesViewController/
[glide]:https://github.com/bumptech/glide
[mit]:http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT
[img0]:https://github.com/two-guys-one-code/TGOCMessagesActivity/blob/master/Screenshots/screenshot0.png
[img1]:https://github.com/two-guys-one-code/TGOCMessagesActivity/blob/master/Screenshots/screenshot1.png


We had a super lovely break away to Cornwall in April for my husband's 40th birthday, staying in a beautiful self-catering chalet nestled in the dunes at Gwithian Sands. We explored some new (to us) parts of Cornwall, so I thought it would be good to share some of our favourites. It was also our first time travelling with Misty, our small dog, so this changed quite a few things!
Keep reading for more info and lots of photos to whet your appetite!
I can't believe that we had never visited this beautiful area before. There are miles of soft sand, stretching from Godrevy lighthouse to the Hayle estuary (strictly speaking there are 4 beaches - Godrevy, Gwithian Towans, Mexico Towans, Hayle Towans - but they all join up at low tide). There are views of the iconic Godrevy lighthouse in one direction, and St. Ives in the other, as well as large areas of sand dunes and lots of rock pools. Pretty much heaven as far as I am concerned!
And, fortunately for us, the seasonal dog ban runs from 1 May to 30 September, so Misty was allowed on the beach at all times. If you are travelling with a dog, definitely worth checking up on this in advance - you can find the list of beaches with restrictions on the Cornwall government website.
We started each day with a walk on the beach (what a treat!) as our chalet was only a few minutes walk away. And quite possibly my favourite day of the holiday was spent walking the length of the beach, splashing in the waves and exploring the rock pools and the dunes. I was in photographic heaven and it was so lovely to see Misty tearing around off the lead.
We got really lucky with the tide times as well (another thing worth checking!). At high tide, the beach is completely covered. We returned "home" to the view below one rather windy day and it was so beautiful. Even though I was really tired, I had to capture it on camera. We both stood and stared until our legs gave way. It really was a gift.
Gwithian is also a popular beach for surfing, and the Gwithian Academy of Surfing offers lessons if you fancy learning.
I have lots more photos on Flickr in my Gwithian & Godrevy album if you haven't seen enough - or click through the embedded album below.
We visited Porth Kidney Sands on the day we did our cliff path walk to St. Ives. We parked at Lelant Saltings and walked through some quiet lanes to reach the South West Coast Path, which leads to Porth Kidney Sands (and onwards to St. Ives). It's a beautiful route, with stunning views the whole way, and you can take the train back if you don't fancy walking (it's the most scenic train ride I've ever been on!).
Porth Kidney Sands is another lovely large stretch of sandy beach, the other side of the Hayle estuary. It's just 2 miles away from St. Ives and at low tide, you can walk round to Carbis Bay. You have the same views across to Godrevy lighthouse in one direction and St. Ives in the other, as from Gwithian.
It's dog friendly year round and hence quite popular with dog walkers. It was pretty much deserted when we were there, so we enjoyed complete peace and quiet. There were beautiful patterns in the sand and the most picturesque sand dunes. Most definitely worth a stop off!
The views from the coast path were breathtaking too - I think my camera stayed out the whole time! Part of the walk borders the West Cornwall golf course, and in the other direction you have beach and sand dunes.
The coast path eventually descends into Carbis Bay. You need to walk through the spa hotel grounds to pick it up again and reach Porthminster beach in St. Ives. Unfortunately, no dogs were allowed on Carbis Bay beach when we were there, so we found a bench with a view and enjoyed our sandwiches overlooking the beautiful white sands before moving on.
You can view more photos in my Porth Kidney Sands album on Flickr, or click through the embedded album below.
St. Ives really needs no introduction, but I couldn't not mention it. I love to explore the sandy beaches and the windy back streets, hunting out pretty houses and art galleries. But this time, with Misty in tow, we couldn't venture onto any of the beaches, or visit the Tate or Barabara Hepworth Museum & Sculpture Gallery. But never mind, there was still plenty to explore, and there is definitely something very special about the light in St. Ives, even when it's stormy and overcast.
We stopped for coffee a couple of times at the Porthgwidden beach cafe, enjoying the beautiful views - it was unusually quiet!
I can recommend a wander round the coast path on "the island" if you want to get away from the crowds - the views are lovely and there are some well located benches if you just want to sit and take it all in. The path winds round to Porthmeor beach (below right), by the Tate - another favourite (and another good place for coffee).
I think my favourite beach has to be Porthminster (below), with it's beautiful views across to Godrevy lighthouse (it seemed to follow us, wherever we went!). I had to satisfy myself with a quick snap and views from afar this time though, as Misty wasn't allowed here.
We thoroughly enjoyed wandering around lots of art galleries (and the vast majority welcomed well behaved dogs). I think my favourite would have to be the Porthminster Gallery which had some really beautiful pieces and an interest free payment scheme to make it easier to buy original art. We were very tempted!
On the eating front, our usual haunts didn't allow dogs, so we ended up at Pedn Olva and enjoyed some lovely fish and chips (gluten free for me) with beautiful views of the harbour. They welcomed dogs and bought Misty a bowl of water and a biscuit. We'd happily return.
You can see more photos, including some from previous visits, in my St. Ives album on Flickr, or you can click through the embedded album below.
Porthcurno is the most amazing beach with turquoise water and soft white sand. It's hard to believe you're in the UK! The day we visited it was incredibly cold, but it looked tropical. Well worth the slightly hairy drive down some small windy lanes to get there. Food for the soul indeed. It's also the location for the amazing Minack Theatre - we didn't visit this time, but caught a performance some years back which I will never forget (at least I won't forget the beautiful sunset and scenery :).
There are also some beautiful cliff path walks around Porthcurno, where you can see more jewel-like hidden coves. The paths were lined with bluebells and gorse and lots of other wildflowers - there was so much colour everywhere.
As always, there are more photos to peruse in my Porthcurno album on Flickr, or you can click through the embedded album below.
We visited Sennen Cove the same day as Porthcurno, as they aren't far from each other. Sennen is another beautiful sandy beach with soft white sand, beautiful turquoise water and sand dunes (recognising the pattern here?!). It was soooo cold though - I eventually had to admit defeat when my fingers were so numb I could no longer press my shutter! It's another popular spot with surfers, although it was pretty empty when we visited (but that might have something to do with the temperature!).
If by some miracle you haven't seen enough photos yet, head over to my Sennen Cove album on Flickr, or click through the embedded album below.
As this was my husband's 40th birthday, we pushed the boat out a bit (for us!) and booked a week at Sauveterre Anglais, a self catering 2 bedroom beach house right by the beach at Gwithian Sands with Forever Cornwall (they have a lovely selection of properties in Cornwall). It was amazing! White wooden floors throughout, tasteful decor, modern kitchen, and the most wonderful conservatory and decking with views across the sea to St. Ives. It was the most welcome sight after our ridiculous 10 hour drive to get there (so much so that I even managed to take a few photos before we dumped our bags everywhere)! It's clear from the guest book that people come back time and time again, which speaks volumes. It's the most perfect location, full of light, comfortable, and has the most beautiful views which really expand your space. We'd so love to go back again.
It's a long one, so why not make a cup of tea and get comfy first?
If you fancy having a go at surfing yourself, the Extreme Academy offer lessons and hire out surfboards and wetsuits. Or if lounging and pampering is more your thing, the Watergate Bay Hotel offers spa days which includes use of their heated pool overlooking the beach. And there is of course the famous Jamie Oliver's Fifteen restaurant right on the beach if you enjoy fine dining.
We usually stay in Watergate Bay in self-catering accommodation with Beach Retreats (see their Blog for lots of useful info and ideas for things to do). It's a brilliantly central place to base yourself for visiting lots of other lovely places (see the rest of this post!) and I think there is nothing lovelier than actually staying right by a beach so you can pop down whenever you want - especially good when the weather is really changeable. We'll often go back to our apartment to crash out for a while then grab our cameras and leg it down to the beach when the sun comes out. The Waves apartments are very reasonably priced - we stayed for a week in April for less than £400 (although we always stay out of season to keep costs down), but there are lots of other options too. There are also lots of eating options if you don't want to cook or drive anywhere. My favourite is the Beach Hut, with views right over the beach. But there is also the Living Space at the Hotel and the Phoenix pub.
The photo below shows the Fifteen restaurant with the Beach Hut underneath it (foreground) with the Hotel behind and the eco village behind that. To the right is the Waves apartment block.
By the way, this is not a sponsored post - I'm just sharing the things I love and have found useful.
I have so many photos of Watergate Bay (this is a tiny sample!), so if you'd like to see more, head over to my Watergate Bay Album on Flickr - or click through the embedded album below.
Apart from running down to the beach as soon as we arrive, the first thing on the list to do is always a cliff path walk. I just love getting away from it all. The cliff paths are always so peaceful and the views are amazing. And there's something so lovely about leaving the car behind and exploring on foot.
I think it's worth choosing a sunny day for this walk as it just transforms the landscape into a technicolour dream. You'll pass green rolling hills and fields full of sheep as well as hidden coves with sheer cliffs and nesting birds, inaccessible by foot.
The view of Mawgan Porth from the cliff path is something very special indeed. You'll find toilet facilities as well as several eating places there (the local shop has a really nice deli and good coffee). But our favourite thing to do is picnic on the beach. You could easily spend a day here. If you fancy staying, there are a couple of hotels: The Scarlet Hotel and The Bedruthan Hotel and Spa - both also have restaurants.
If you want to carry on, cross the beach to join the cliff path heading towards the Bedruthan Steps, a stunning piece of coastline in the care of the National Trust, with huge rock stacks. There is also a National Trust Cafe here if you fancy some tea and cake.
Holywell beach, near Newquay, is a new discovery for us this year and an absolute hidden gem. We'd tried to visit on numerous occasions in the past, but for some reason it was always pouring with rain when we arrived, so we never got further than the local pub. But I'm so glad we persevered!
Holywell is a stunning, vast beach, with huge sand dunes (one of my all time favourite things). There is also a shipwreck and caves housing a natural holy well (hence the name). It is under the care of the National Trust and you can pick up a brilliant booklet from their hut in the car park with some lovely walks.
We had the best morning pottering along the beach and dunes in the sunshine with our cameras, marvelling at the huge amounts of pretty shells. The tide was low, so we got to see the holy well and the caves. And we met lots of friendly dog walkers who shared some tips with us. We followed the cliff path over to Porth Joke (above), which looked stunning. I'd have loved to have gone further, but our tummies were rumbling as we hadn't bought any lunch with us. Never mind, this is top of the hit list for a day long visit on our next trip! Hopefully we'll also make it over to nearby Crantock beach - there's never enough time for it all, is there?!
Below you will find some shell art I created with some of my beach "treasures". A lovely reminder of a super lovely day.
You can find more photos in my Holywell Beach Album on Flickr or by clicking through the embedded album below.
Potter round the beaches, ideally stopping to sit in the sunshine and have a paddle. My favourites are Porthminster beach and Porthmeor beach.
Wander round the tiny streets, marvelling at the pretty houses and popping in and out of art galleries and independent shops (and then losing your way and ending up at yet another beach ;).
Sitting in one of the many cafes, watching the world go by. I love Porthmeor cafe right on the beach (of course!).
Eating! So many wonderful restaurants here. Favourites include Porthminster Beach Cafe (amazing views over the pristine beach), the Seafood Cafe for fish and chips on the main street, and Blas burgerworks if you fancy something other than seafood.
Visit the Tate (currently closed until spring 2017) and the Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Gallery.
Walk to Carbis Bay (and onwards to Porth Kidney Sands if you have time). You can always catch the train back - it's a really scenic route. See the South West Coast Path website for more walk ideas, including this one from Carbis Bay train station to Porth Kidney Sands, returning via train from Lelant.
For more photos, have a browse through my St. Ives Album on Flickr or click through the embedded album below.
Godrevy is the iconic lighthouse made famous by Virginia Woolf in her novel To The Lighthouse. There are great views of it from Porthminster Beach in St. Ives. There is a lovely beach at Godrevy with some beautiful sand dunes (Gwithian Sands) above it. The land is in the care of the National Trust and there are some beautiful coastal walks here and plenty of wildlife to see. When we visited in April, we were lucky enough to see seals. I can also highly recommend the Godrevy Beach Cafe for coffee, cake, cream teas and lunch.
Sandymouth beach is at the Northern edge of Cornwall, close to the Devon border. It's about a 1 hour 15 minute drive from Watergate Bay, but I really think it's worth the trek. It's a huge sandy beach, with the most amazing pebbles (I have a bit of a thing for smooth round pebbles!), fascinating rocks, cliffs and caves. It's popular with surfers (there is seasonal lifeguard cover) and dog walkers (you can walk dogs year round). You have to clamber over lots of rather large pebbles to reach the sandy beach, so this is only one for the sure of foot. It's also really worth checking the tide times, as the tides vary enormously here and at high tide there is no beach to walk on.
There are some beautiful cliff path walks too. We really enjoyed the very scenic route to Northcott Mouth.
There is a National Trust cafe, toilets and car park near the beach, but otherwise no facilities. And pretty much no phone signal - so make your arrangements in advance if you're meeting people!
Chapel Porth is another beautiful sandy beach, in the care of the National Trust (who also run the car park and small cafe here). The tides are rather extreme here too, so definitely check tide times before you visit. We timed it badly for several years, always arriving at high tide, and never got to see the huge sandy beach. It's another beach popular with dog walkers (although dogs are banned from Easter day until the end of September) and surfers.
One of my favourite things to do here is to head up on to the cliff path and walk to the tin mines (wheal coates) - the views are incredible. See the South West Coast Path website for information about walks in the area.
The stretch of coastline between Watergate Bay and Newquay is very picturesque and the cliff path walk passes through lots of beautiful beaches, including Whipsiddery, Porth and Lusty Glaze (which now hosts events and weddings and has a restaurant). It's another get away from it all day, even more so if you take a packed lunch and don't venture into Newquay itself, which is very busy.
The walk is about 3.5 miles one way and you can return on the bus if you don't feel like walking back. For route details and more information, see iwalkcornwall.co.uk.
Fistral is my favourite of all the Newquay beaches and is renowned as being one of the best surfing beaches in the UK. You'll find a surf school and equipment hire, as well as lots of restaurants and shops. It hosts events and competitions and is pretty much always busy.
The Japanese Garden is really near Watergate Bay and well worth a visit. It's always quiet and peaceful and a lovely place to come and reflect. You'll find lots of Acers and water features and serenity. It is also a bonsai nursery, with a great selection of bonsais and succulents for sale, with very knowledgeable staff who can advise you about how to care for them.
For more photos, take a look at my Japanese Garden Album on Flickr, or click through the embedded album below.
...because 10 places is never enough!
If you have a wet weather day, head to Hawksfield off the A39 (a 20 min drive north). There's a fabulous Cafe there (I can vouch for the breakfasts!), plus some lovely interior shops and a deli. You could then move on to Padstow.
Padstow for foodie heaven and a spot of shopping - about a 25 min drive north.
Perranporth for a long sandy beach and more sand dunes (in case you haven't seen enough!); also dog friendly year round - about a 25 min drive south.
Porthcurno beach and the Minack Theatre - this is a 1 hour 20 min drive south down some very hairy, narrow, windy lanes - but it's the most stunning beach with white sand and turquoise water. And watching the sun go down whilst watching a performance at the Minack Theatre is an experience you will never forget! But perhaps best visited if you are staying further South near Penzance.
The Eden Project (about a 40 min drive) and The Lost Gardens of Heligan (also about a 40 min drive). They are very close to each other, so you could combine both into a day trip.


Housecheck Inspection Services was formed in 2002, and I provide home, commercial, mold, infrared thermography and 203k FHA/HUD inspections.
How long is a standard home inspection report and when should a client expect to get it?
I allow three to four hours for a standard home inspection and then at least one additional hour for a walk around with the buyer to discuss the issues and features and answer any questions. The report itself is 50+ pages with no fillers and it is a room by room report, indexed and easy to read, computerized with digital colored pictures. The report is usually sent out within 24 hours.
Can you briefly explain what standards and/or techniques an inspection report in the state of California abides by?
The state of California has no standards or techniques for an inspection report as there is no licensing of home inspectors. ASHI, the American Society of Home Inspectors, is the oldest and most respected home inspection organization in the U.S. and Canada, and its members pass rigorous testing and exams to receive certification. ASHI inspectors are considered to be the gold standard of home inspectors. I abide by ASHI Code of Ethics and meet or exceed the ASHI Standards of Practice.
As far as techniques are concerned, there are as many techniques for inspecting and reporting as there are inspectors. I, myself, use the most up-to-date technology to inspect. Reports are created using a tablet in which a camera, flash and microphone are contained in order to accurately report what I am inspecting. Utilizing a sophisticated, state-of-the-art computerized reporting software which sends the report to the cloud, I then retrieve the information back at my office for additional comments and pictures.
What are the most important parts of the report for a homeowner or home buyer to read thoroughly?
How are photographs used during and after the inspection?
I photograph the rooms, the light fixtures, the flooring, entry doors, kitchen appliances, bathroom fixtures, fireplaces, wood burning stoves, wall heaters, plumbing, electrical panels, crawl spaces and attics.
What is the difference between primary and secondary conditions? Can you list some of the most common primary conditions you've seen in Northern California houses?
Primary conditions would be serious defects which would include dangerous conditions, hazards, health and safety violations. Common primary conditions are potentially dangerous decks, poor venting of gas fired equipment, cracked heat exchangers in the furnace which will then allow carbon monoxide to be sent throughout the heating ducts. Homeowner DIY electrical issues that can be deadly or at least dangerous, e.g., dangerous wiring connections, over-amped breakers in the sub panels to prevent kicking them off when overloaded thus creating a serious hazard with the wiring being overloaded, overheated and likely causing a fire.
Secondary would be cosmetic, undesirable but not hazardous. Could be poor paint conditions, broken seals in a dual pane window, door between garage and house without self-closing hinges.
Call my office at 707-987-9970 seven days a week, or call my cell at 707-245-7545 pretty much 24/7. These phone numbers as well as my email address, housecheck@mchsi.com.


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A Van Halen a Van Halen nevű amerikai hard rock/heavy metal együttes bemutatkozó albuma 1978-ból. A leghíresebb bemutatkozó albumok között tartják számon.

Eddie Van Halen innovatív gitárstílusa már itt megmutatkozott, például az Eruptionban, amely egy hosszú gitárszóló. Még ennél is figyelemreméltóbb volt a technikai újítások sora. Ez az egyik albumuk, amely tízmilliónál több példányszámban kelt el Amerikában. A Rolling Stone magazin 2003-as Minden idők 500 legjobb albumának listáján a 415. helyre sorolták, míg 2020-ban 292. volt. Szerepel továbbá az 1001 lemez, amit hallanod kell, mielőtt meghalsz című könyvben.

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 Eddie Van Halen – gitár, háttérvokál
 Michael Anthony – basszusgitár, háttérvokál
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The name MEGASOL Cosmetic is synonymous with top-quality sun and solar cosmetics, immediate-effect products, skin-care products available in chemists, break-off and snap-cap ampoules, massage products and lubricants, the most rigorous quality controls and faultless service concept. Since 1994 MEGASOL Cosmetic has been developing and producing one of the world's best-selling lubricants.
It all began in Trier in 1987 with the manufacture of high-quality solar cosmetics. Growing demand and an expansion of the business divisions meant that in 1992 new and increased capacity had to be created in Schweich. As a result of continued business success in the year that followed, the new Headquarters building on Föhren industrial park, with its excellent access to several motorways links, was planned in 1995 and completed in 1997.
Research and development are the most important foundation stones for effective cosmetics and have a high priority within our organization. It is only through close collaboration with hand-picked cosmetic specialists, dermatologists and application engineers that we are able to achieve optimum quality. MEGASOL Cosmetic does not use animal testing, does away with unnecessary packaging and only uses recyclable packaging materials. Apart from the development, manufacture and production of our own brands, we also bottle our cosmetics to order under private labels. Customer service comes first with MEGASOL Cosmetic. In order to guarantee the maximum reliability and quality, constant innovations in production and bottling, product purity and safety and staff training are crucial. MEGASOL Cosmetic only purchases raw materials for production from selected suppliers, who have to meet rigorous cosmetic guidelines.
Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) is used as a benchmark. For us GMP means "Good Manners in Production". The main production criteria are top-quality raw materials, careful packaging, effective active ingredients and strict quality control. All formulations are subject to rigid safety regulations, which also include microbiological testing. After passing the quality test, products move on to the production plant where they are bottled, labeled, packaged and dispatched.
EROS-THE WORLD'S FIRST SILICONE-BASED LUBRICANT.
In developing a silicone protective range, Peter Kertels (CEO) focused on the pleasantly soft consistency of high-quality silicone. He carried on developing and in 1994 a new formulation was created – EROS lubricant gel. The unrivalled quality of this lubricant gel quickly led to the name EROS being regarded as the "Rolls Royce" of lubricants worldwide, particularly in the USA. EROS grew into a successful classic, today numbering among the leading lubricants on the world market, distinguished by its outstanding product quality coupled with an elegant product design.
Other lubricants series on water basis will follow for different target groups.
Nowadays, with the series EROS, MEGAGLIDE, EROTICX and BLUE LUBRICANT MEGASOL offers you lubricants for man and woman with all kind of desires and different price categories. Products like MEGASILK that have been exclusively developed for body massages and MEGA SLIDE fist-lotion complete the offer. Lubricant duo LUBE 4 YOU, out of the latest MEGASOL development series, is produced on a water basis and GLIDE 4 YOU on a silicone basis. Due to the consistency modern design, this particular series are addressed to the younger public, which until now, has not been buying any Lubricant. This label especially stands for out of competition price-quality ratio, which is supposed to send out new impulses.
OWN BRAND PRODUCTION – PRIVATE LABEL.
Another focus of MEGASOL´s operation is the development and production of what are referred to in the industry as "private label". Being a medium-sized company and independent manufacturer, MEGASOL is also able to produce small batches of 500 units or over, putting own brands within the financial reach of smaller companies too. For these companies, the advantage of having their own label is that it gives them pricing independence and increases customer loyalty. The constant growth in this sector proves us right.
Under the EROS label, MEGASOL supplies the specialized trade with a brand that is already known worldwide and has been successfully established on the market. The consumer associates this name with top quality and attractive design. On this basis, MEGASOL will continue ongoing development of its premium label. Its earliest innovation – EROS Cleaner and EROS Tasty Fruits – were launched with huge success, demonstrating the sales potential of this brand name. Work is now focusing on the development of further products.
For MEGASOL, customer satisfaction comes first. For this reason, MEGASOL monitors market trends very closely and continually adapts the developments. In order to support the specialized trade and achieve optimum product presentation, MEGASOL is developing a new POS system for all types of shops. This modular sales tool can be used in a variety of ways and offers a sales facility that can be used both in smaller shops where space is limited and also as full systems in large shops with plenty of selling space.
Apart from optimizing the POS, following customer consultation, the marketing department is also able to develop highly individualized sales support concepts, e.g. for new launches in the MEGASOL product range, in-house exhibitions, customer mail-shots, etc.
MEGASOL seeks to establish close, professional collaboration with major regional distributors and supports this with marketing concepts tailored to the regions concerned. Efforts are currently continuing to expand the international sales network to all parts of the globe. MEGASOL presently supplies over 40 countries worldwide and the most recent successes show that it is on the right track here too.


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Providers caring for patients with cirrhosis, especially decompensated cirrhosis (ascites, variceal bleeding, hepatic encephalopathy), should initiate discussions regarding advance care planning and goals of care, and should consider referral to palliative care.
Advance care planning (ACP) for specialists managing cirrhosis: a focus on patient-centered care . Brisebois A, Ismond KP, Carbonneau M, et al. Hepatology. 2018 May;67(5):2025-2040.
Palliative care for patients with end-stage liver disease: an overview . Rakowski MO, Volk ML. Clin Liver Dis. 2015 Jul;28(6)1:19-21.


Beautiful natural sky blue angelite gems are the featured stone for these elegant Edwardian style dangle earrings. I hand beaded the beadcaps with tiny glass seed beads and placed sparkling round clear quartz crystal stones on either end.
Angelite is also known as anhydrite. Anhydrite is a mineral that occurs in extensive layered deposits in sedimentary basins where large volumes of sea water have been evaporated. The powdery light blue stone is said to promote feelings of peace and tranquility.
The mandala is one of my favorite designs to make and to wear. With these earth-toned earrings I used tiny delicate glass beads so they are very lightweight and perfect for everyday. The beadwoven earrings dangle from handcrafted sterling silver earwires.
These unique boho amethyst earrings are a re-addition to the shop. Handwoven with natural purple amethyst gems, the birthstone of February, that fan out across the bottom of glass seed beaded beadwork.


This property is situated in a very convenient location at Ono Street, Samabula and very close to FNU Samabula Campus. Ono Street is accessible from Ratu Mara Road to the south and Princes Road to the east. 5 minutes drive to Suva City, Walu Bay and walking distance to Samabula commercial centre. 3 bedrooms flat in a fully fenced property with electronic gate. Comes unfurnished though furnishing options can be negotiated.


For the fifth year in a row, Comcast NBCUniversal was listed among the Top 50 Companies for Diversity, ranking #7 in the country – up from #19 in 2017.
Internal Diversity Councils: For the first time, we ranked #12 out of 15 on the Internal Diversity Council Specialty List.
Employee Resource Groups: In another first for 2018, we were included on the Employee Resource Groups Specialty List, ranking #10 of 12.
Veterans: We ranked #6 of 15 on the 2018 Veterans Specialty List, up from our previous #9 ranking.
People with Disabilities: We ranked #4 of 12 on the 2018 People with Disabilities Specialty List, up from #4 in 2017.
LGBT Employees: We appeared on the LGBT Employees Specialty List for the second consecutive year in 2018 (this list is not ranked).
Supplier Diversity: We ranked #2 of 11 on the 2018 Supplier Diversity Specialty List, up from #5 in 2017.
The DiversityInc Top 50 ranking is based on empirical data obtained through organizations filling out the survey. Participation is free and companies that do business with DiversityInc receive no preferential treatment.
The survey is the most rigorous, data-driven analysis gauging detailed demographics based on race/ethnicity and gender at some of the largest U.S. employers, all in an effort to better assess initiatives to hire, retain and promote women, minorities, people with disabilities, LGBT and veterans.


Geographical indication that identifies a product originating in a country, region, locality or place whose quality, reputation or other characteristics is attributable essentially to its geographical origin, including human and natural factors; the denomination of a product that, without being a geographical name, denotes a geographical origin when applied to that product, whose quality, reputation or other characteristic is essentially attributable to its geographical origin, will also be considered as denomination of origin.
Protected Designations of Origin are relevant because they are valuable tools to boost trade, invigorating the economy, protecting local products and thus favoring the increased consumption of the protected product, guaranteeing quality to consumers and protecting manufacturers.
Above all, the protection of the DO through the legal system allows directly the promotion and stimulation of ingenuity, creation, production and human work in the field of industry and commerce. That is why, in addition to Law No. 380 and its regulations, Nicaragua has signed International Agreements and Treaties such as the Free Trade Agreement between Mexico and the Republics of Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua (22 November 2011); Association Agreement between Central America and the European Union (May 19, 2012); Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property (effective July 3, 1996); Lisbon Agreement (in force since September 25, 1966), TRIPS (1995), among others.
The registration of a DO, can be requested by any formally constituted entity that represents two or more producers, manufacturers or artisans whose production, manufacturing or manufacturing establishments are located in the region or in the locality to which the denomination of origin corresponds, it may also be requested by a competent national authority.
The process of requesting and obtaining a Protected Designation of Origin of a product is duly established by the LMOSD and its Regulations. The regulation includes contents such as: concepts of said figure, subjects authorized to request registration, registration procedure, publication notices, form and background examination, general aspects on the right to use the DO, and cancellation of the registration and finally criminal penalties for infractions against the law.
Although, the regulation aims to provide legal protection to these denominations, it should be noted that an exclusive and absolute right of exploitation is not attributed to a single person for the use of this sign, but has as a requirement the creation of a formally constituted entity representing two or more producers, manufacturers or artisans whose production, manufacturing or manufacturing establishments are located in the region or in the locality to which the denomination of origin corresponds and it is precisely to this entity that it is protected, subject to compliance with conditions and requirements indicated by the applicable legislation.
Opting for a Denomination of Origin is a fundamental step to ensure the protection of Nicaraguan products and their projection to national and international competitive markets, recognizing the quality that characterizes them, such as, Rosquillas Somoteñas, Coffee from regions of the North of the country and Queso (Cheese) Chontaleño, etc.
Please contact Francisco Jose Alvarado falvarado@alvaradoyasociados.com.ni if you require additional information.


North Central Alabama along the banks of the Tennessee River, 75 miles north of Birmingham, 116 miles south of Nashville, 25 miles west of Huntsville and 200 miles southeast of Memphis. The State Docks are located on mile 301.4 of the Wheeler Reservoir.
Fully-served 56.38 acre site Land cost per acre: $30,000 & up (includes all utilities) Level to gently rolling slopes. The land ranges from 560 to 620 ft. above sea level.


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"Lew" - Wójtów Lesław
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Antoni Jan
Mother's first name and her maiden name Anna Zawada
Deputy commander
NSZ - Narodowe Siły Zbrojne - National Armed Forces,
WÓJTÓW Lesław Józef was born April 9, 1920 in Cracow, son of Antoni (an inspector for the Ministry of Religion and Public Enlightenment) and Jadwiga, born Zawada. Before the war, they lived in Warsaw, 19 Senatorska Street (according to Warsaw phone book 1938/1939 and records of the Central Museum of Prisoners-of-War in Łambinowice-Opole, where his name is spelled Wojtow). The same incorrect spelling (Leszek Wojtow) can be found in a monogram on the Stefan Batory Secondary School, which Wójtów attended (form B) and from which he graduated passing his final exam in 1938. His class teachers were Zygmunt Kukawski and then Józef Targowski - the historian, who was later killed during the Warsaw Uprising in the Old Town. [information from Mr. Marcin Miros, curator of the School Museum].
Wójtów adopted the pseudonym "Lew". In the conspiracy he was the commander of the 1st Scout Battery of Anti-Aircraft Artillery in Żoliborz but when the Uprising started, he failed to reach his troop because he was imprisoned in the National Museum until the mid-August and then he joined the 2nd Scout Battery of Anti-Aircraft Artillery "Żbik". Until the capitulation he was the deputy commander of "Żbik" at the rank of second lieutenant. Prisoner of the Lamsdorf (POW serial number: 102.164) and Murnau camps. He died December 6, 1973 in Leicester, UK.
Please, note that on the www.ancestry.com web page the dates of birth and death are incorrect.
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PERSONAL DATA (id. 18792)
Family name: Wojtow
First name: Leszek
Middle name: Józef
Locality: Cracow
Father's name: Antoni
Mother's first name and her maiden name: Zawada
Addrress before the war: Wojtow Antoni, 19, Senatorska St., Warsaw
Military unit: Armia Krajowa 15th Infantry Regiment
Pseudonym: Lew
POW serial number: 102.164
Month of imprisonment: 10
Place of imprisonment: Warschau
Month of transfer: 10