Having derived great pleasure from smashing the pollack and ray over the last few days, I decided that a change was in order. Winds for the day were a little stiff for Lough Corrib so I decided to have a look at the river…….
There is a spot that I am very fond of for its sheer beauty. Way out west, it features a beach framed with dunes and the finest sand. Crystal clear water breaks onto the crescent shaped utopia. It was here we headed for today.
Friday the 13th is a day where some stay in bed, don't leave the house or do anything out of the ordinary for fear of disaster happening. Good job I'm not superstitious.
After the fun I had on Monday evening I decided to try and get back out there for another go. I figured that high water might be a better option on this mark and there was only one way to find out.
After a very busy few weeks finishing up college and training for my summer post with the Shannon Dolphin and Wildlife Foundation, I finally managed to get a short session of quality fishing in.
High altitude trout in bog lakes are generally small fish. But what they lack in size they make up for in attitude and numbers.
With the exams finally over and after a couple of days spent travelling home and catching up with friends and family, it was time to get out for some much anticipated fishing.
Over the St. Patrick's weekend I decided to travel a little further than Lough Corrib. With the rising temperatures and seemly more pleasant weather rolling in, I wanted to see if anything was stirring way out west in Connemara.
The water is warming up, the sun is starting to show herself again and Spring has most definitely arrived. Time to get out onto the water…….


Discussion in 'Versa Slide' started by OUTATIME, Feb 23, 2016.
Okay, so I'm getting to grips with the latest version of Versa Slide, which I believe has ironed out many of the former issues, and it's looking good so far.
However... Is there any way in which I can get the Versa Slide icon to scroll just like any other item on the page? i.e. Does the icon have to always stay in the same position no matter how far I scroll down the page?
I'd really appreciate an answer to this or perhaps even a way to get around it. I'm loving the functionality that this widget provides, but I really, really need to be able to find a way around this.
Out, the short answer is no, the widget was built to have the open/close always fixed. I've never tried to see if there is a way to alter the code, but I'm not thinking it would be easy.
It's been pretty requested to have a fixed non floating button on this, not many users want it to scroll away when the page is scrolled.
Thanks for getting back to me so quickly, Dj.
It wouldn't be a problem having the widget fixed, if there was a way of fixing other parts of the page to not make the widget look like it's stuck there on it's own (and superimposing over the rest of the page when I scroll down).
The issue I have is that when constructing tablet and mobile versions of the site, Muse does not let you pin a header (or any object for that matter).
So let's say that I have a thin rectangle at the top of the page - which includes the website logo and the widget - and I want all these items to always stay at the top of the page... If I use the '0' motion trick (which Musethemes recommends as we cannot use the pin function), then the page will not scroll AT ALL on iPhone and iPad.
It's an absolute nightmare which has literally been costing me sleep recently. Do you please know if there might be any way around it whatsoever?
ps I am using 11.3 version of the Versa Slide and the latest version of Muse.
Out, you say you are using the new responsive Muse, correct?
You see I'm using the new responsive Muse but I've spent a lot of time putting together the tablet/mobile version of the site (on a previous version of Muse). So I am still able to work with the tablet and phone layouts as if I were using a previous version of Muse.
To be honest I'm perfectly happy with this, so long as I am able to find a way around this dilemma.
Why the question, may I ask?
Out, I asked because you can pin in responsive. I know that calls for a re design, but I thought if that feature was a deal breaker, you now have it.
I know that you've given a perfectly good solution to my problem, but unfortunately I cannot make use of it.
So I take it that other than redesigning in responsive and making use of the pinning function that way, there is no other way that I might be able to work around this using the desktop/tablet/mobile version of Muse?


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2019/20 Isthmian League
To answer my own question... https://www.betvictoristhmian.co.uk/betvictor-sponsors-the-isthmian-northern-premier-a-57695 BetVictor with the Step 3 & 4 monopoly sponsoring all three regions so I'd assume 'BetVictor Isthmian League' will be the full sponsored title so as not to get it confused...
Forum: Non-League Football Forum
Most tinpot thing I ever heard. (tinpot thread)
& now I can't unsee it.
I do like that away kit (if you remove the sponsor logo) but that home kit is an abomination that looks more like Burger King employee uniform than a football kit.
Anyone know who the new league sponsors are yet?
Looking for a game to go to in Non League
Seconded. Their fans are nothing but a class act too; I remember this one time (in band camp) where one of their fans couldn't help himself but run on to the field of play to tell our captain Francis Duku what a wonderful job he was doing.
Come pay homage to the football club that gave you a start in life :)
Sometimes an incorrect kit is more valuable than the finished article. Theres a (comparatively) legendary K's shirt where the badge was incorrectly placed off centre a little bit which has gone down in Kingstonian folklore.
I'm going to guess Evo-Stick now has the full step 3 & 4 sponsorship monopoly.
Isle of Man database
Isle of Man football league system for FM19. https://kingpaddysfmedits.wordpress.com/2019/06/08/isle-of-man-beta/
Forum: Football Manager Forum
Hashtag United To Face Name Change?
As lame as the article is... it has a sort of point (not the whole fascism part... I mean, fascism is bad & all but that's not what I'm referring too). Didn't FC United have to call themselves FC United 'of Manchester' because just calling themselves FC United as they originally intended was too...
> thinks too much travel in southern league > complained about the super play off defeat & thinks they should be promoted to Conference South Go away you non-entity of a football club. Should have been nerfed from the pyramid when Team Bath went for the same reason.
2018-19 Isthmian League Thread ("Bostik" if you must)
The only change there is Hayden. We had the financial backing last season & failed spectacularly in trying to do a 'Billericay', ending up what was it 4 points from relegation! It's already been announced that our budget wont be as large as it was last season, but I suppose it might be more...
Welcome back! Not much has changed in your absence. Except for the fact that we've called 3 stadiums 'home' in the time you've been pretending you're one of those non league big boys in the promised land. Gone through probably about 5 or 6 managers in that time too. How do you rate ETU's...
We've had a director join us towards the end of 2017/18 season who's put in a fair whack of cash, or rather watched as Leigh Dynan pissed his investment up the wall for most of last season. I am very cautious of this approach to football club ownership, having already survived one bout of...
Looks like our deep pockets weren't exhausted by Dynan coz someone would have had to have greased his palm to come to us from a team that was actually on an upward trajectory.

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Иванищев Георгий Степанович (1914—1968) — советский офицер, Герой Советского Союза (1.11.1943), генерал-майор (1959).

Молодость
Родился 2 апреля 1914 года в селе Григорьевка Первая ныне Сакмарского района Оренбургской области в крестьянской семье. Русский. В 1933 году окончил среднюю школу. Работал заведующим культурно-просветительским отделом Октябрьского районного комитета комсомола Оренбургской области, с августа 1933 — пропагандистом и помощником политотдела по комсомолу Красновосточной машинно-тракторной станции, с августа 1934 — секретарём Екатериновского райкома ВЛКСМ Саратовского округа, с августа 1936 — заведующим отделом политической учёбы Оренбургского районного комитета комсомола. Окончил Высшую коммунистическую сельскохозяйственную школу.

В Красной Армии с ноября 1936 года. Служил в 44-м кавалерийском полку 11-й кавалерийской дивизии Белорусского военного округа (Пуховичи), в котором в сентябре 1937 года окончил полковую школу, а затем был командиром отделения, помощником командира взвода и старшиной роты в отдельном эскадроне связи дивизии. В январе 1938 года был зачислен курсантом в Харьковское военное училище связи, откуда в ноябре того же года переведён в Харьковское военно-политическое училище Красной Армии и в 1939 году окончил его. Член ВКП(б)/КПСС с 1939 года. С августа 1939 по октябрь 1940 года — помощник начальника отдела по комсомолу 132-й стрелковой дивизии в Одесском военном округе, затем направлен на учёбу в Военно-политическую академию имени В. И. Ленина.

Великая Отечественная война

После начала Великой Отечественной войны оставлен для продолжения учёбы в академии. Однако в критические дни битвы за Москву в октябре 1941 года включен в состав особой группы политработников и направлен на Западный фронт. Там он был назначен командиром батальона московского народного ополчения в 43-й армии на место убитого комбата и участвовал в оборонительных боях. 29 октября 1941 года был тяжело ранен.

После излечения возвращён в академию и в 1942 году окончил её. С мая 1942 года — военный комиссар 958-го стрелкового полка 299-й стрелковой дивизии, которая формировалась в Московском военном округе. В связи с крайне неблагоприятным развитием боевых действий на оборонительном этапе Сталинградской битвы в августе 1942 года ещё не завершившая формирование дивизия была спешно переброшена на Сталинградский фронт и передана в 66-ю армию. Оборонял Сталинград около двух месяцев, затем в конце октября направлен на переучивание для командной работы.

В 1943 году окончил курсы «Выстрел». С 19 февраля 1943 года — командир 366-го стрелкового полка 126-й стрелковой дивизии 51-й армии Южного фронта. Дивизия оборонялась на рубеже «Миус-фронта». В июне 1943 года майор Иванищев переведён командиром 550-го стрелкового полка в этой дивизии. С августа 1943 года участвовал в Донбасской наступательной операции, в том числе в освобождении города Горловка.

Командир 550-го стрелкового полка (126-я стрелковая дивизия, 51-я армия, 4-й Украинский фронт) подполковник Георгий Иванищев проявил исключительную отвагу в ходе битвы за Днепр, а именно в Мелитопольской фронтовой наступательной операция. В октябре 1943 года он умело руководил подразделениями полка при прорыве сильно укреплённой вражеской обороны и в боях за город Мелитополь Запорожской области Украинской ССР. Его стрелковый полк только 23 октября 1943 года отбил шестнадцать вражеских контратак и уничтожил большое количество живой силы и техники противника. Но несмотря на упорное сопротивление и контратаки врага, его полк успешно выполнил задачу по штурму Мелитополя, очистил от противника консервный завод, лесопитомник и железнодорожную станцию «Мелитополь 2-й». Бойцы полка уничтожили 29 танков, 4 самоходных орудия, 11 артиллерийских орудий, 17 миномётов, 12 автомашин, до 1780 солдат и офицеров противника. Сам командир полка находился в гуще боя и не только умело руководил полком, но и показывал своими действиями пример отваги и хладнокровия.

Указом Президиума Верховного Совета СССР от 1 ноября 1943 года «за образцовое выполнение боевых заданий Командования по прорыву укреплённой полосы немцев и освобождению города Мелитополь и проявленные при этом отвагу и геройство» подполковнику Иванищеву Георгию Степановичу присвоено звание Героя Советского Союза с вручением ордена Ленина и медали «Золотая Звезда» (№ 1292).

Продолжал успешно командовать полком и отличился в Крымской наступательной операции а апреле-мае 1944 года (тогда полк и дивизия действовали в составе 2-й гвардейской армии), но при этом в бою 1 мая 1944 года под Севастополем был тяжело ранен. Из госпиталя вышел в июле 1944 года и направлен на 3-й Украинский фронт.

С сентября 1944 года воевал заместителем командира 20-й гвардейской стрелковой дивизии в 57-й армии. С ноября дивизия сражалась в Апатин-Капошварской наступательной операции (тогда Иванищев отличился при формировании Дуная), затем в Будапештской наступательной операции. Тогда ему было поручено возглавить сводный передовой отряд 6-го гвардейского стрелкового корпуса и обходить Будапешт с юга. Выполняя эту задачу, в бою 18 декабря 1944 года под городом Капошвар был опять тяжело ранен, в феврале 1945 года вернулся в дивизию. 10 марта 1945 года он был временно назначен военным советником в 10-ю пехотную дивизию 1-й болгарской армии и участвовал в Балатонской оборонительной операции, когда болгарские части сумели остановить немецкое наступление с плацдарма у города Драва Саболч, а затем и полностью уничтожить этот плацдарм. За эти бои награжден болгарским орденом «За храбрость».

23 марта 1945 года вступил во временное командование 20-й гвардейской стрелковой дивизией (прежний командир генерал-майор Н. М. Дрейер назначен командиром корпуса), во главе которой участвовал в Венской и Грацско-Амштеттенской наступательной операции. Когда 9 мая весь мир праздновал Победу, его дивизия с боем освобождала город Грац в Австрии.

Дивизию принял ... Герой Советского Союза полковник Георгий Степанович Иванищев. Мы уже хорошо знали Георгия Степановича как волевого, смелого, инициативного и грамотного командира. К офицерам штаба он относился уважительно, прислушивался к их мнению, но решения принимал самостоятельно и твердо проводил в жизнь.

За годы войны был ранен 5 раз.

Послевоенная служба
После войны продолжал службу в Советской Армии. Исполнял обязанности командира дивизии до августа 1945 года, когда прибыл её новый командир, затем вернулся к своей должности заместителя командира дивизии. С января 1946 года — заместитель командира 68-й гвардейской стрелковой дивизии. С июня 1946 — командир 187-го гвардейского стрелкового полка 61-й гвардейской стрелковой дивизии, с декабря 1946 — командир 81-го гвардейского механизированного полка 25-й гвардейской механизированной дивизии. В декабре 1950 года направлен на учёбу.

В 1952 году он окончил Высшую военную академию имени К. Е. Ворошилова. С ноября 1952 — начальник штаба 25-й танковой дивизии 8-й механизированной армии в Прикарпатском военном округе, с февраля 1953 — начальник штаба 31-й танковой дивизии. С мая 1954 — военный советник командира механизированной дивизии Национальной народной армии Германской Демократической Республики. С декабря 1955 — первый заместитель начальника отдела боевой подготовки 4-й гвардейской механизированной армии в Группе советских войск в Германии. С мая 1956 года — командир 21-й гвардейской механизированной дивизии в 8-й гвардейской армии также в ГСВГ. С июля 1958 года — начальник Дальневосточного суворовского военного училища (ныне — Уссурийское СВУ). С июля 1964 года гвардии генерал-майор Г. Иванищев — в запасе.

Жил в Харькове. Скончался 12 марта 1968 года.

Награды
 Герой Советского Союза (1.11.1943)
 орден Ленина (1.11.1943)
 2 ордена Красного Знамени (26.09.1943, 20.12.1956)
 орден Богдана Хмельницкого 2-й степени (28.04.1945)
 орден Кутузова 3-й степени (16.05.1944)
 орден Красной Звезды
 Медаль «За боевые заслуги»
 Медаль «За оборону Москвы»
 Медаль «За оборону Сталинграда»
 другие медали
 Орден «За храбрость» 4-й степени 1-го класса (Болгария, 19.05.1945)

Память
 Именем Героя Советского Союза Г. С. Иванищева названа улица города Армянска.
 Мемориальная доска установлена на доме в Харькове, где жил Г. С. Иванищев (пр. Науки, д. 41/43).
 Бюст Г. С. Иванищева установлен на Аллее Героев в Мелитополе.

Примечания

Литература

 Іваніщев Георгій Степанович // Книга Пам'яті України. Харківська область. Переможці. – Харків, 2008. – Т. 1. – С. 139–140.
 Вечная слава Мелитопольщины. – Мелитополь, 2005. – С.92-93.
 Куперман В. На берегах Молочної: нариси про Героїв Радянського Союзу. Вип. ІІ. – Мелітополь: Міська друкарня, 1994. – 100 с. – С.40-41.

Источники

 Г. С. Иванищев на сайте «История Оренбуржья».
 Г. С. Иванищев: «Оренбуржцы — Герои Советского Союза».
 О Г. С. Иванищеве на сайте МО «Сакмарский район Оренбургской области».

Выпускники курсов «Выстрел»
Выпускники Военно-политической академии имени В. И. Ленина
Выпускники Военной академии Генерального штаба
Пехотинцы Великой Отечественной войны
Политработники Великой Отечественной войны
Командиры полков в Великой Отечественной войне
Командиры дивизий в Великой Отечественной войне
Участники Сталинградской битвы
Начальники Суворовских училищ
Участники освобождения Мелитополя
Члены КПСС
Похороненные на 9-м городском кладбище Харькова

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Uniqueness of Elizabeth Home part of house walk
It's not so much the architectural design, or the material things within, that make the Elizabeth Home unique. What does, however, is the way the three-level house on West Reynolds Street creates a symbiosis between the two families who reside there, said Brandy Yeagle, the house's caretaker and permanent reside.
The Elizabeth Home is one of four dwellings that comprise the Pontiac Woman's Club annual House Walk. Yeagle, along with her husband, Gavin, and her daughter, Zoey, live on the top floor, while single mothers, women whom Yeagle described as having "fallen on hard times who we try and help guide them back onto their feet" reside in a finished, furnished basement. The main floor is the "community level," where the two residential groups can interact.
"Both my family and whoever is residing in the house with us spend most our time on the community level," Yeagle said.
The house was built in 1892, according to the Livingston County Assessor's Office, and the deed has been held by the Caring Pregnancy Center since 2014. Yeagle said that 2,600 to 2,700 hours of volunteer work went into renovating the building upon it being designated the Elizabeth Home in 2014.
"It was very much stuck in the 1970s before it became the Elizabeth Home, and those included some serious structural areas," she said.
Yeagle cited the community level kitchen as being one such major renovation, having at one-time, before 2014, been a porch. She said she had given the eponymous Elizabeth, for whom the home is named and one of its erstwhile tenants, a tour of the building as its structured currently, and she told Yeagle it was markedly different than the home she'd grown up in.
Yeagle said that she and her family have been the caretakers since May 2015 and are proud of how well her family and the other residents of the house are able to coalesce into something resembling a familial unit.
"We kind of absorb each other as family after awhile," she said. "That's something that we told Zoey, that these girls are going to be like family to us. Eventually, they start meandering upstairs and it really becomes kind of seamless …
"It's been pretty rewarding doing what we're doing. It's been really amazing seeing God's work at hand. I'm happy to be part of the House Walk, and being able to show people how our house, the Elizabeth Home, is a home in the truest sense of family."
The Elizabeth Home, located at 304 W. Reynolds St., can be visited Oct. 20 for the annual House Walk from 1:30 to 6:30 p.m. Tickets can be purchased as Sartoris Super Drugs, Caryl & Marilyn's, Joy's Hallmark, County Market, from members of the Pontiac Woman's Club or by calling 815-844-3676.
Other stops on the House Walk include Alex and Brittney Arbogast's residence, Tom and Rachel Blakeman's residence and Apartment No. 110 at the St. James Place housing development. The Mercers' home is no longer available to visit in this year's House Walk.


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World's first risk management standard for energy, utilities sector to launch
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UAE occupies distinguished position in humanitarian field regionally and internationally: Hamdan bin Zayed
ABU DHABI, H.H. Sheikh Hamdan bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Ruler's Representative in Al Dhafra Region and Chairman of the Emirates Red Crescent, ERC, has highlighted the distinguished position the UAE occupies in the field of humanitarian efforts regionally and internationally thanks to the efforts of Emirati volunteers.
The UAE, under the leadership of President His Highness Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, gives volunteer work a significant consideration in its national strategies to promote values of charity, giving and generosity and encourages volunteer initiatives, he affirmed.
In a statement marking International Volunteer Day on 5th December, Sheikh Hamdan said, "The UAE is witnessing continuous momentum in its promotion of certain areas of volunteer work, owing to the directives of President His Highness Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan; His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President, Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai; and His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Supreme Commander of the UAE Armed Forces."
The ERC Chairman highlighted the challenges facing volunteer work and volunteers, especially in areas of armed conflicts while noting that dozens of humanitarian volunteers and workers are killed on an annual basis while performing their sacred duties.
This serious violation of international laws and conventions is a hideous crime against humanity, he noted, adding that the UAE is concerned about the humanitarian situation in several Arab countries, due to the growing violence in the region.
Sheikh Hamdan further stressed that the exposure of volunteers, civilians and relief workers to violence and the obstacles facing the delivery of aid have led to deteriorating humanitarian conditions.
In conclusion, Sheikh Hamdan said, "On this day, we must thank and appreciate the millions of volunteers around the world, especially the recruits of the International Red Cross and Emirates Red Crescent."
The International Volunteer Day was designated by the United Nations in 1985 as an international observance day to celebrate the power and potential of volunteerism. It offers an opportunity for volunteer organisations and individual volunteers to make their contributions visible at local, national and international levels to achieve the Millennium Development Goals and to raise awareness of, and gain recognition for, the contribution they make to their communities.
Source: Emirates News Agency
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Here's the setup – a pair of Silicon Valley execs are raising their children to be so low-tech that they're almost no-tech. Their 10 and 12 year olds don't own cell phones yet, only get to use their parents' phones for 10 minutes each week, and are supervised when they use the family iPad.
So why would a mom who works at Apple and a former Googler dad be so anti-tech? The answer is simple – they've both seen how much time and effort goes into making digital technology irresistible, and want to keep their children from being inundated for as long as possible.
These parents are also aware of something called "malaise of scrolling", which can shorten attention spans in developing brains and lead to depression, anxiety, and even suicide in extreme cases. And the craziest part of this story is that these parents aren't alone. More and more tech-employed parents are keeping their children away from connected devices, and especially social networks, for as long as possible.
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If we start eating a Whole Foods Plant Based Diet it's also important to start eating mostly low glycemic index foods. Take for instance white flour which has a glycemic index of 100, which means white wheat flour breaks down into sugars very fast. Foods that break down into sugars very fast in general are not good for our health… and can lead to diabetes. While lentils have a glycemic index of 21 which means lentils break down into sugars very slowly giving us lots of long term sustained energy, thus helping to prevent diseases such as diabetes.
Beans – Here are a few beans or legumes that have a very low glycemic index which is consider to be 50 or lower. But the lower the better as far as glycemic index goes.
And there are other beans that have a glycemic index higher than 40 and thus one might want to consider having them only once in a while.
Veggies – Here are a few great veggies that have a low glycemic index of 50 or lower.
Fruits – Here are a few great fruits that have a low glycemic index of 50 or lower… and the lower the better.
Root Veggies and Other Starchy Veggies – Here are a few root veggies that have a glycemic index of lower than 50, but remember the lower the better. Remember a baked potato has a glycemic index of 85 – very high.
Taro Root – Boiled – 18 – Nothing compares to taro root for being a low glycemic index food.
Grains – Here are a few grains that have a glycemic index of lower than 50, but remember the lower the better.
It's important to note that most of the other grains have a high glycemic index and some are highly inflammatory such as wheat, barley, rye, and spelt.
It's also been shown in studies that those on a low glycemic index diet lowered their triglycerides, lowered their cholesterol levels, lowered their C-reactive protein levels, and increased their HDL or good cholesterol. And their homocysteine levels dropped at the same time which is a marker for inflammation. And it was also found that serum creatinine and urea levels were lowered at the same time… which is important for people who have kidney disease.
Plus there is glycemic load which includes the amount of carbs consumed in 100 grams of any particular food which given a particular value. And that value might be considered when eating any particular food. Also the slower the release of sugars from any particular food, the less likelihood that we will have weight problems and obesity.
And of course the way we cook a food also changes everything. It's important to remember that raw foods contain lots of live enzymes that disappear when we cook them. And those live enzymes are important for our health and well being. So eating a diet that is about 100% raw food during the day, and then having a nice hot meal in the evening works out to create about an 80 to 90% raw foods diet which is optimal.
Of course it's important to throw in a few of those moderate glycemic index foods once in awhile too. Because the large the variety of foods we eat, and the more varied out diet, we end up getting different trace minerals and live enzymes from all those different foods… which is very important.
So there is a lot of good to be said for eating a low glycemic index diet along with a "Whole Foods Plant Based Diet". We have the ability to lower our blood glucose levels naturally without taking any drugs, herbs, or anything else. Just by adjusting our diet and eating a low glycemic index foods along with a great "Whole Foods Plant Based Diet" thus we can be very healthy.
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This series on internet cookies is for people who seek clarification about them. Why they exist, where they came from, what they are used for, the different types of cookies and how cookies relate to the EU GDPR (European Union General Data Protection Regulation).
In part 1 of this seriest on internet cookies we will explore the history of internet cookies.
In Part 2 we will look at the types of cookies and similar technologies.
In Part 3 we will look at the legal side of internet cookies i.e. the so-called "Cookie-Law".
In part 4 we will share the process of deleting cookies.
What are cookies and what are they used for?
An internet cookie is a small text file that contains a random set of numbers and letters. It normally has a maximum size of 4KB.
The most correct name for a cookie is a "HTTP cookie". They can also be called web cookie, browser cookie, internet cookie or just cookie.
Cookies are saved in your browser. They are placed (set/stored/saved) there by websites you visit and they can record information about your online behaviour. This includes what you click on, what you put into your shopping cart, how much time you spend on a page, your preferred language etc.
EXAMPLE: YouTube sets a cookie in your browser which is used to authenticate you, so YouTube knows it's you and it also saves your volume settings, amoung other things.
Why are Cookies called Cookies? (A brief history).
According to a man named Lou Montulli he came up with the term "cookie" because it performed a similar function to something known as a "magic cookie". A magic cookie passes small amounts of information between programs that communicate with each other. The information is not necessarily sent back and forth continuously, but at differing intervals. Montulli used this concept and incorporated "cookies" into an internet browser he was developing, when working at a company called Netscape (at the time, in 1994, it was called Mosaic Communications).
This is what a cookie does, it passes information from your browser to the website you are looking at (see YouTube example above). This is how a website remembers which language you prefer, or your login details, because the information is saved in a cookie and the cookie is saved in your browser. When you visit a website, the website asks your browser if it stored a cookie in your browser with information, like your login details. Like a magic cookie, a cookie passes information between programs (your browser and the website) at differing times. Where the term "magic cookie" came from is not the question here, you'll have to keep searching the web.
Disclaimer: The views shared in this blog post are solely those of the author. The author is not a lawyer, and thus, this inforamtion is not legal advice. If you need legal advice on this topic, then please contact a lawyer in the country in which you reside, or do business in
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Just about a month ago, I went to the Daily Catch in North End, Boston (see!). I had known that their black pasta was their homemade special and was popular, but I didn't get to try it. But this time, I knew what to order with my friend. Black pasta is made of squid ink….


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It's 8th May and it is World Ovarian Cancer Day!
My name is Diane and I support and represent "Cure Our Ovarian Cancer" Charitable Trust in the UK. I am living with the rare sub-type of Ovarian Cancer known as Low Grade Serous Ovarian Cancer which accounts for less than 10% of all Ovarian Cancers. The symptoms are just the same as the more common High Grade Serous Ovarian Cancer but that is where the similarities end. Typically Low Grade Serous Ovarian Cancer affects younger women in their prime and thus leaves a trail of destruction and devastation in its path. Because it is so rare the research into this disease is sparse, which in turn affects the treatment options and survival rates for women with Low Grade Serous Ovarian Cancer.
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[![Join the chat at https://gitter.im/consensys/truffle](https://badges.gitter.im/Join%20Chat.svg)](https://gitter.im/consensys/truffle?utm_source=badge&utm_medium=badge&utm_campaign=pr-badge&utm_content=badge)

Truffle is a development environment, testing framework and asset pipeline for Ethereum, aiming to make life as an Ethereum developer easier. With Truffle, you get:

* Automated contract testing with Mocha and Chai.
* A configurable build pipeline that supports both web apps and console apps.
* Generators for creating new contracts and tests (like `rails generate`)
* Instant rebuilding of assets during development (`truffle watch`)
* Console to easily work with your compiled contracts (`truffle console`)
* Script runner that lets you run JS/Coffee files with your contracts included (`truffle exec`)
* Contract compilation and deployment using the RPC client of your choice.
* Support for JavaScript, CoffeeScript, SASS, ES6 and JSX built-in.

Truffle shares many similarities to the [Embark Framework](https://iurimatias.github.io/embark-framework/) but differs in philosophy. The main development goals of Truffle are:

* **Platform Agnostic Build Process:** Truffle aims to support everything from web applications with full user interfaces to Etherum-backed console applications to standalone library wrappers that help you interact with specific contracts, all with their own unique build requirements. You can think of Truffle as a replacement for grunt. Since it builds everything down to flat files, it's guaranteed to work with your environment.

* **Client Agnostic Development Process:** When you're developing you want your results fast and quick. But when you're gearing up to deploy production contracts you want your code stable and correct. Truffle is built without a dependency on any specific Ethereum client, so when you're developing you can use something the [TestRPC](https://github.com/ConsenSys/testrpc) to quickly get the results you want, but when you're ready to deploy you can double check your app against `geth` or `eth` to make sure it is working as intended.

* **Language Agnostic Codebase:** Truffle ships with support for JavaScript, CoffeeScript, SASS, ES6 and JSX built-in, but if you want to use a different langage like HAML or CJSX or Handlebars or Jade you can easily tell Truffle how to process it.

* **Fully Configurable Directory Structure:** As Truffle is meant to support any style of application, the `app` directory is your oyster. You're not required to have the typical `css`,`javascript`, and `html` directories. You have full control over the build process and can easily specify how your app should be structured within your `app.json` config file.

* **Real Tests:** Truffle is hell-bent on allowing you to run *real* contract code on *real* Ethereum clients so you know how your contracts will actually perform for your users. Though we suggest you use the [TestRPC](https://github.com/ConsenSys/testrpc) during development, you can easily swap it out for `geth` or `eth` and re-run your tests without changing a single line of code.

### Installation

`$ npm install -g truffle`

Ensure you're also running an RPC client that can compile Solidity contracts.

### Usage & Available Commands:

```
Usage: truffle [command] [options]

build           => Build development version of app; creates ./build directory
console         => Run a console with deployed contracts instanciated and available (REPL)
compile         => Compile contracts
create:contract => Create a basic contract
create:test     => Create a basic test
deploy          => Deploy contracts to the network
dist            => Create distributable version of app (minified); creates ./dist directory
exec            => Execute a Coffee/JS file within truffle environment. Script must call process.exit() when finished.
init            => Initialize new Ethereum project, including example contracts and tests
init:config     => Initialize default project configuration
init:contracts  => Initialize default contracts directory
init:tests      => Initialize tests directory structure and helpers
list            => List all available tasks
test            => Run tests
version         => Show version number and exit
watch           => Watch project for changes and rebuild app automatically
```

### Example Workflow

```
$ truffle init
$ truffle deploy
$ truffle build
$ truffle test

  Contract: Example
    ✓ should assert true

  1 passing (5ms)

```

The above will initialize a new Ethereum application with an example contract and an example test. Then it will deploy the contracts to the network, build the application's frontend and then run the tests.

### dApp Structure

```
app/...                      # App code. See "App Configuration", below.
contracts/                   # Solidity contracts
config/
    |___ app.json            # App configuration (build, rpc, deployed contracts, etc.)
    |___ development/        # Environment directory (development)
        |___ config.json     # Environment configuration (overrides app.json)
        |___ contracts.json  # Contract configuration (built during contract deployment)
    |___ staging/...         # Other environments. Can be renamed/deleted.
    |___ production/...
    |___ test/...
test/                        # Mocha/Chai tests
build/                       # Built app (created by `truffle build`)
dist/                        # Built and minified app (created by `truffle dist`)
```

### Environments & App Configuration

Truffle infers your app configuration by first reading `./config/app.json`, and then overriding those values with the `config.json` of your current environment. If no environment is specified, the **default environment** is **development**. In this sense, `app.json` acts as a base configuration that your current environment can then modify.

Your `app.json` file and environment configuration files (collectively, `config.json`) make up your app's configuration. They expect three main values to be set:

* `build`
* `deploy`, and
* `rpc`

When using `truffle init`, you'll be given the configuration below that's meant to be used for web-based distributed application. Everything you see is completely configurable:

```javascript
{
  "build": {
    // Copy ./app/index.html (right hand side) to ./build/index.html.
    "index.html": "index.html",
    "app.js": [
      // Paths relative to "app" directory that should be
      // concatenated and processed during build.
      "javascripts/app.js"
    ],
    "app.css": [
      // Paths relative to "app" directory that should be
      // concatenated and processed during build.
      "stylesheets/app.scss"
    ],
    "images/": "images/"
  },
  "deploy": [
    // Names of contracts that should be deployed to the network.
    "Example"
  ],
  "rpc": {
    // Default RPC configuration.
    "host": "localhost",
    "port": 8545
  }
}
```

Let's look at the three main objects within this configuration, starting with `rpc`.

##### RPC Configuration

The `rpc` object within your app's configuration specifies the host and port Truffle will connect to when interacting with the Ethereum network. The `rpc` object within `app.json` specifies a default host and port *across every environment* -- this is included solely so every environment will have an RPC client to connect to (in the development environment, for instance, this is usually a client running on your local machine). You can override this value in other environments' `config.json` file if you have a dedicated RPC client for those networks / environments.

##### Deployable Contracts Configuration

If you're building a complex set of contracts, you likely don't want to deploy all of them to the network. For instance, you may be building a hub contract that, when a function is called, creates instances of other "spoke" contracts. You'll want to compile each of these contracts up front so you're frotend can interact with them when the time comes, but you'll only want to deploy the hub contract initially.

Truffle allows you to specify which contracts should be deployed by adding the `deploy` array to `app.json`. This array is simply a list of contract names, where every name matches up with its associated contract. For instance, the following will tell Truffle to only deploy `Example.sol`:

```javascript
"deploy": [
  "Example"
]
```

##### Build Configuration

Truffle allows you to have a completely configurable directory structure so you're not forced to organize your files in any specific way. Though you have a lot of power, we'll only mention the basics here. See the section below about Extending the Pipeline for more details.

The default build configuration looks like this:

```javascript
"build": {
  // Copy ./app/index.html (right hand side) to ./<build or dist>/index.html.
  "index.html": "index.html",
  "app.js": [
    // Paths relative to "app" directory that should be
    // concatenated and processed during build.
    "javascripts/app.js"
  ],
  "app.css": [
    // Paths relative to "app" directory that should be
    // concatenated and processed during build.
    "stylesheets/app.scss"
  ],
  // Note: You can also include directories.
  // This will copy a static images directory to the build directory.
  "images/": "images/"
}
```

The `build` configuration allows for any number of key/value pairs, called "targets". Each target has a file name as a key and an array of paths as the value. The key specifies the resultant file that the array of paths will be compiled down into. The paths are relative to the `./app` directory, and -- based on the file extension -- will be sent through a specific preprocessor. Truffle ships with support for the following preprocessors:

* `.es`     (compiles down to JS via Babel)
* `.es6`    (compiles down to JS via Babel)
* `.jsx`    (compiles down to JS via Babel)
* `.coffee` (compiles down to JS via CoffeeScript)
* `.scss`   (compiles down to CSS via node-sass).

Even though the following five processors are available, you can still write your code using traditional extensions, like:

* `.js`
* `.css`
* `.html`
* `.json`

Some files go through post-processing after the array of files are preprocessed. `app.js` is considered special to Truffle: If given, Truffle will inject your contracts and a few dependencies (like `web3`) so they're automatically made available to you on the frontend. Truffle will also set web3's provider for you based on your environment's RPC configuration. You can remove this post-processing step, however, if desired. See the Extending the Pipeline section below.

If a target is given a string instead of an array, that target will be assumed to have only one file, which will be preprocessed as normal. Targets can also be directories: If this is the case, the target's key must end in `/` and the value must be a string specifying where the directory should be copied, relative to the build directory. This is a direct copy and won't incur any pre- or post-processing.

**Note:** All JSON files in Truffle allow Javascript comments which are ignored by our JSON parser. This is non-standard JSON syntax, and should be removed if its causing you issue.

### Building & Distributing Your App

Truffle uses the term "build" to mean transforming your `app` code into an executable and distributable package, sending your code through the pipeline to produce raw HTML, CSS and Javascript (e.g., if you're building a web app). Building is easy. Simply run:

```
$ truffle build
```

This will create a new, built version of the app in the `./build` directory. Using the default `app.json`, you can run your app by simply opening up `./build/index.html` in your browser.

You can have Truffle automatically build your app when you save changes:

```
$ truffle watch
Waiting...
```

When you're ready to create a version of your app ready for distribution (think, minified Javascript), simply run:

```
$ truffle dist
```

This will create another version of your app with the Javascript minified in the `./dist` directory. `truffle dist` defaults to the production environment, injecting contracts that have been deployed to the main network. You can override the environment used. See Command Reference below.

If you're using the default `app.json` configuration, you'll notice that the structure of the `./build` and `./dist` directories represent the targets specified in the `frontend` configuration:

```
build/
    |___ app.js      # Compiled Javascript
    |___ app.css     # Compiled CSS
    |___ index.html  # Main index file.
    |___ images/     # Static images directory copied from ./app.
```

We recommend you do not commit the `./build` directory in your code repository as it's only meant for development. However, we strongly recommend you commit the `./dist` directory because it's meant to represent the last good distributable version of the app.

### Interacting With Contracts (Frontend)

Truffle apps use [Pudding](https://github.com/ConsenSys/ether-pudding) under the hood for interfacing with contracts and the network. Pudding allows for easy control flow within your app and tests while still giving you the standard contract abstraction provided by `web3`.

In order to provide the same interface both within your app's frontend as well as within your tests, when you build your app, the following is included for you as part of your compiled javascript (in this order):

* `Promise`, provided by bluebird.
* `web3`: The web3 library
* `ether-pudding`: The Pudding abstraction on top of web3
* Your contracts (via Pudding). These are added as globally acessible variables, so if you have a contract called `MyCoin`, for instance, the `MyCoin` class will be available to you.

Note that since Truffle aims to be extensible, it will **only** provide these dependencies by default for the build target called **app.js**. You can add these dependencies to other targets by viewing the Extending the Pipeline section.

Once in your app's frontend, you can get the deployed address of contract by accessing `YourContract.deployed_address`. If you're contract was called `MyCoin`, you could access the previously deployed contract like this:

```javascript
var deployed = MyCoin.at(MyCoin.deployed_address);
```

### Testing Contracts

Truffle standardizes on [Mocha](http://mochajs.org/) for running tests and [Chai](http://chaijs.com/) for assertions. By default, Truffle uses the `assert` style of assertions provided by Chai, but you're not prevented from using other styles. An example test for a coin-like contract looks like this:

```javascript
contract('MyCoin', function(accounts) {

  it("should give me 20000 coins on contract creation", function(done) {
    var coin = MyCoin.at(MyCoin.deployed_address);
    coin.balances.call().then(function(my_balance) {
      assert.isTrue(20000, my_balance, "I was not given 20000 on contract creation!");
      done();
    }).catch(done);
  });

});
```

To run this test, simply type:

```
$ truffle test
Tims-MacBook-Pro:test tim$ truffle test

  Contract: MyCoin
    ✓ should give me 20000 coins on contract creation

  1 passing (4ms)
```

Note that in your tests, your contract classes are created for you, and are globally accessible (e.g., `MyCoin`). Similarly, `web3` is already included and the default provider has already been set based on your **test environment's** RPC configuration (if the test environment is not found, it uses the default configuration). Note that the `contract` function is synonymous for Mocha's `describe`, except that it provides better output.

All transactions made within your tests are sent from the first account available (`accounts[0]`) and have a default `gasLimit` of 3141592. You can override these through Pudding or through the transaction function's own parameters.

Your contracts are redeployed at the start of each `contract` block. This ensures the least amount of conflicts between tests while making a tradeoff for runtime. You need to ensure that your main account (`accounts[0]`; your coinbase) has enough Ether to deploy and run your tests. To avoid this problem completely, we recommend running tests using the [TestRPC](https://github.com/ConsenSys/testrpc).

### Command Reference

##### build

Build a development version of the app; creates the ./build directory.

```
$ truffle build
```

Optional parameter:

* `-e environment`: Specify the environment. Default is "development".

When building, if a build target of `app.js` is specified, Truffle will include the environment's contracts as a dependency.

##### console

Run a console with your contract objects instantiated and ready to use (REPL).

```
$ truffle console
```

Once the console starts you can then use your contracts via the comamnd line like you would in your code.

Optional parameters:

* `-e environment`: Specify the environment. Default is "development".
* `--verbose-rpc`: Log communication between Truffle and the RPC.

##### compile

Compile your contracts. This will only compile and display compile errors if there are any. It does not modify any project state or deploy to the network. The `compile` command uses the RPC to compile contracts, so you need to make sure your RPC client is capable of compiling your desired contract language.

```
$ truffle compile
```

Optional parameter:

* `--verbose-rpc`: Log communication between Truffle and the RPC.

##### create:contract

Helper method to scaffold a new contract. Name must be camel-case.

```
$ truffle create:contract MyContract
```

##### create:test

Helper method to scaffold a new test for a contract. Name must be camel-case.

```
$ truffle create:test MyTest
```

##### deploy

Compile and deploy contracts to the network. Will only deploy the contracts specified in the app configuration's `deploy` array.

```
$ truffle deploy
```

Optional parameters:

* `-e environment`: Specify the environment. Default is "development".
* `--verbose-rpc`: Log communication between Truffle and the RPC.

Deploying contracts will save a new `contracts.json` file within the specified environment that documents contract state (ABI, deployed address, binary code, etc.).

##### dist

Build a distributable version of the app; creates the ./dist directory.

```
$ truffle dist
```

Optional parameter:

* `-e environment`: Specify the environment. Default is "production".

When building, if a build target of `app.js` is specified, Truffle will include the environment's contracts as a dependency.

##### exec

Execute a Javascript or CoffeeScript file within the Truffle environment. This will include `web3`, set the default provider based on the app configuration, and include the environment's contracts within the specified script. **This is a limited function.** Your script **must** call process.exit() when it is finished or `truffle exec` will never exit.

```
$ truffle exec /path/to/my/script.js
```

Optional parameter:

* `-e environment`: Specify the environment. Default is "development".

##### init

Create a completely new app within the current working directory. Will add default contracts, tests and frontend configuration.

```
$ truffle init
```

##### init:config

Like `truffle init`, but only initializes the `config` directory.

```
$ truffle init:config
```

##### init:contracts

Like `truffle init`, but only initializes the `contracts` directory.

```
$ truffle init:contracts
```

##### init:tests

Like `truffle init`, but only initializes the `test` directory.

```
$ truffle init:tests
```

##### list

List all available commands and exit. Synonymous with `--help`.

```
$ truffle list
```

##### test

Run all tests within the `./test` directory.

```
$ truffle test
```

Optional parameters:

* `-e environment`: Specify the environment. Default is "test".
* `--verbose-rpc`: Log communication between Truffle and the RPC.

##### version

Show version number and exit.

```
$ truffle version
```

##### watch

Watch for changes to contracts, app and configuration files. When there's a change, rebuild the app using `truffle build`.

```
$ truffle watch
```

### Extending the Pipeline

Truffle's asset pipeline is completely extensible. For instance, you have the ability to change the way Truffle processes Javascript (say, you want to use [Babel](https://babeljs.io/)), and you can also tell Truffle how to process new file types it doesn't understand by default. Beyond that, you can tell Truffle how it should post-process files (if at all) after sending them through the pipeline. We'll discuss each of these situations below.

##### Basics

For each target listed in your app's `build` configuration, the pipeline consists of three steps:

1. Process each file in the array of files associated with the target, using the file extension to determine which processor to use.
2. After processing each file, concatenate all the results.
3. Send the concatenated result through post processors that perform additional work on the resultant file.

##### Example: Integrating ReactJS & the CJSX Extension

Here we'll tell Truffle how to process CJSX files (CoffeeScript + JSX) for a React-based app.

First, download [ReactJS](https://fb.me/react-0.13.3.js) and add it to your `app.json`:

```
"app.js": {
  "react-0.13.3.js",
  ...
},
...
```

Next, we need to tell Truffle how to process CSJX files, so if it finds one in any build target it knows what to do. First create a file within your project called `cjsx.js` (we'll put ours in a `./lib` directory), then add the following code. In it, we tell Truffle to use `coffee-react-transform` on the file's contents and then send the result back down to the default CoffeeScript processor:

```javascript
var transform = require('coffee-react-transform');

module.exports = function(contents, file, config, process, callback) {
  try {
    config.processors['.coffee'](transform(contents), file, config, process callback);
  } catch(e) {
    callback(e);
  }
};
```

In Truffle parlance, the above is dubbed a "processor". Processors are modules that take five parameters:

* `contents`: The contents of the file to process.
* `file`: Full path of the file being processed. This is a *dummy* path, in that you should only use it for error messages or to inform your processor of where to look for other files. Since processors can be chained, you should only process the `contents` value passed in.
* `config`: Truffle config object. Contains a lot of information about the current project, but the most important value is `config.working_dir` -- this is the base directory of the current project.
* `process`: Function you can use to process other files based on their extension. Its signature is: `process(config, files, base_path=null, separator="\n\n", callback)`. `files` can be a single file (string), and both `base_path` and `separator` are optional.
* `callback`: Function to call when the processor is finished. Signature is `callback(err, processed)`, where processed is the final result.

The last thing to do is register the processor in the pipeline. In `app.json`, add the following attribute to the main object:

```
"processors": {
  ".cjsx": "./lib/cjsx.js"
}
```

Now Truffle knows how to process any CJSX file. **Caution:** Since your CJSX processor lives within your project's directory, you'll need to make sure you've added `coffee-react-transform` to your project's `package.json` and the `coffee-react-transform` node module.

##### Example: Custom Post-processing

You have a lot of control over what Truffle can do. So far you've only seen processors that are based on file extensions; however, you can add *named* processors that take effect once preprocessing is completed.

By default, Truffle looks for the `app.js` build target and if it finds it, performs the following post-processing:

* `inject-contracts`: Inserts usable contract abstractions into the build.
* `frontend-dependencies`: Inserts dependencies ([web3](https://github.com/ethereum/web3.js), Promise via [bluebird](https://github.com/petkaantonov/bluebird), and [ether-pudding](https://github.com/ConsenSys/ether-pudding)) needed by those contracts.
* `uglify`: Minify Javascript. Only called when `truffle dist` is run.

Each of these named processors looks like the processor example above.

You have complete control over this post processing in your `app.json` file, and a configuration for the default behavior above would look like this:

```
"build": {
  "app.js": {
    "files": [
      // list of files to process...
    ],
    "post-process": {
      "build": [
        "inject-contracts",
        "frontend-dependencies"
      ],
      "dist": [
        "inject-contracts",
        "frontend-dependencies",
        "uglify"
      ]
    }
  }
}
```

Note that in this example we specify different post processing behavior for when `truffle build` is run versus `truffle dist`.

If you don't want any post processing on `app.js`, simply make `post-process` an empty object. `post-process` can also be an array of named processors, and that post-processing configuration will be applied to both `truffle build` and `truffle dist`.

Adding a custom named processor is exactly the same as adding an extension-based processor, except that you don't add a `.` in front of its name in the processors list:

```
"processors": {
  "my-named-processor": "path/to/some/processor.js"
}
```

### Contributors

[@tcoulter](https://github.com/tcoulter) - original author

### License

MIT

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The dove stamp issued by Israel is very similar to the Chinese stamp showing the Bohemian waxwing, except that each one has a different star – one the sixpointed Star of David and the other a five-pointed Chinese star.
The two countries' postal companies signed a letter of intention to continue their successful cooperative activities, expand and improve them. China and Israel want to develop new electronic commercial services together.


The king was astonished to hear this. No Sadhu before this had told the king such words face to face. All sadhus were dumb founded before the king's order and were sent behind the bars. Varni continued, "O king, if I take some intoxicating drug, who will be influenced by it ? Myself or others ? If I dash my head against the wall, whose head will be hit ? Mine or someone else's ?" The king, with fear said, "I will be the suffer," Varni replied, " Similar is the case with this disease. We have to suffer our own doings. Everyone gets happiness or sorrow according to his doings [Karma].
"If you follow what I say, honourably free all the Saints you have imprisoned," said Varni. "I will free them all instantly and will fall at their feet to beg their pardon anything else ?," replied the king. "Now, the first is service unto the Saints, then the prayer to God is impotent. He is capable of doing and undoing anything. Saints will be pleased with you and bless you. And on seeing the pleasure of Saints, God will make you happy," said Varni. The very moment he freed all the Saints he had imprisoned and with tears in his eyes and with folding hands, the king sought pardon from those Saints. Saints are the incarnations of forgiveness. They pardoned the king, blessed the king heartily. After the departure of the Saints, the king said to Varni, "Varniji, you have shown much mercy to me, show mercy more." "Ask What do you want?" Said Varni, "Do you want to be cured of this disease?" "No, I have left it to God. God pleased with me and gave this throne. Similarly He gave me this disease. I don't want to over look His wish," said the king. "Then what do you want, O king ?" asked Varni. "I want the nectar of your feet," [CHARANAMRIT] said the king with folded hands. Varni threw a sweet and kind smile The king had the nectar of Varni's feet. He put it on his head and drank some proportion. An unexpected miracle occured, The king's disease disappeared. He was cured as he was softened with devotion. He fell at the feet of Varni and said, "The story of God in the Garb of Sadhu has proved true, I consider you my GURU. Please stay here." Varni said to the king, "I haven't come here to be your GURU. I have many things yet to finish." Saying this, Varni started off.
We should serve the saints without any desire of rewards. [The Saints should be served selflessly.] And Saints blessings give us unexpected happiness. This is taught by the lesson.


About 200 m long cave system of limestone located 7 km north of Kall. It is about a 30-minute easy walk to the cave. Cave openings are beautifully located behind a waterfall.
One of the longest caves in Åre. This Cave tour is one of the longer guided tours in Sweden. It is about a 45-minute hike to the caves located in a nice forest area. Here are several caves with a total length of about 450 m.


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Huckabee decides to skip Iowa Straw Poll
jejacobs@dmreg.com
Mike Huckabee, who used the Iowa Straw Poll eight years ago to launch his underfunded 2007 presidential campaign, is skipping the 2016 straw poll.
"I have concluded this year's Iowa Straw Poll will serve only to weaken conservative candidates and further empower the Washington ruling class and their hand-picked candidates," Huckabee, a former Arkansas governor and winner of the 2008 Iowa caucuses, writes in a guest opinion piece published Thursday in The Des Moines Register.
It's a blow to the Republican Party of Iowa, which decided to go ahead with this year's event despite years of criticism and repeated calls for its death from outside and inside Iowa. Last week, the Register reported that another leading GOP contender, former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, had decided to bypass the Iowa Straw Poll.
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The news also has implications for candidates who need to do well in Iowa to build momentum for later states. For one thing, it puts pressure on Scott Walker, the frontrunner in polling in Iowa and governor of neighboring Wisconsin.
Veteran Republican strategist John Stineman told the Register Sunday that the straw poll's viability "comes down to whether or not Walker and (Florida U.S. Sen. Marco) Rubio play."
"If both decide to play, it's likely a decent event," he wrote. "If they don't, it has little relevance. While enough tickets may be sold to cover costs, it will be a shadow of its former self and a contest of the second tier."
Huckabee's surprise second-place finish in the 2007 Iowa Straw Poll helped propel him to his caucus victory the following January. His straw poll prospects this cycle were uncertain. He ranked in fourth place in a recent Quinnipiac University poll of likely GOP caucusgoers.
Huckabee references "limited resources" in his op-ed, telegraphing that his bank account isn't as deep as his backers might want it to be.
"It's clear that pitting conservative candidates with limited resources against each other in a non-binding and expensive summer straw poll battle, while allowing billionaire-backed establishment candidates to sit out, will only wound and weaken the conservative candidates who best represent conservative and hard-working Iowans," wrote Huckabee in an apparent dig at Bush.
Huckabee's opt-out is good news for Cruz, the U.S. senator from Texas, and other contenders who are targeting religious conservatives in Iowa and are still considering competing in the straw poll. That includes former Pennsylvania U.S. Sen. Rick Santorum, Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal and retired doctor Ben Carson.
So far, the most concrete commitment is from New York entrepreneur and TV star Donald Trump, who has said he'll compete in the straw poll if he decides to join the race. Cruz has signaled he's competing, but has not officially RSVP'd yet.
The Iowa Straw Poll is a carnival-like political gathering that takes place every four years the summer before Iowa's first-in-the-nation caucuses to raise money for the party and showcase the presidential candidates. Traditionally held in Ames, it's scheduled to take place in a new location, in rural Boone, on Aug. 8.
That's a busy time on the presidential calendar. The first GOP debate is Aug. 6, and a competing conservative event, the RedState Gathering, is Aug. 6-9 in Georgia.
And GOP activists in Iowa will have already gathered at the same Boone site as the straw poll two months earlier. Republican U.S. Sen. Joni Ernst's inaugural Roast & Ride fundraiser is June 6.
Critics have slammed the Iowa Straw Poll for giving false hope to long shots, while advocates have argued its real purpose is to help whittle the field. The 2016 GOP field is particularly large — 15 Republicans are now competing in Iowa.
New debate rules released Wednesday by the Republican National Committee might push lower-tier contenders into the straw poll. The rules set a 10-person limit on the debate stage. Candidates who don't make the cut-off for the debate might conclude they can't miss both the debate and the straw poll.
Republican Party of Iowa officials have been working to shore up the straw poll's reputation and lure candidates by addressing some of the most prevalent complaints. Earlier this month, they announced they'll provide free tent space and utilities for the campaigns. Some past campaigns had complained of feeling bilked by the fees charged by the party.
And Iowa GOP officials are doing their best to spin it as simply a fun event, with State Fair-style food vendors and an unscientific poll that shouldn't be taken too seriously. In the past, the straw poll vote was interpreted to have such high significance that it caused some candidates who did worse than expected to drop out of the race.
In 2007, both Arizona U.S. Sen. John McCain and former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani announced in June that they would skip the August straw poll. Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney finished in first and Huckabee in second. Former Wisconsin Gov. Tommy Thompson dropped out the next day. McCain went on to win the national voting for the presidential nomination.
In 2011, Huckabee chided Romney and then-Texas governor Rick Perry for skipping that year's straw poll. Long-shot candidate Michele Bachmann, then a Minnesota congresswoman, claimed first place only to do poorly in the caucuses five months later. After finishing in a dismal distant third in the straw poll, former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty exited the race. Santorum edged Romney for the win in the January 2012 caucuses.
In his op-ed piece Thursday, Huckabee said: "Past winners in recent straw polls didn't result in caucus victories and we want to dedicate our resources and focus our volunteers in Iowa towards the caucuses, which matter greatly in determining our next president."
Huckabee said he loves Iowa. "My goal is to run a well-funded, well-organized, and well-executed campaign to do extremely well in the Iowa caucuses in 2016," he wrote.
In reaction, Iowa GOP Chairman Jeff Kaufmann said: "I would go back to what Gov. Huckabee said himself when he wasn't a candidate and was able to speak truthfully without political calculation: 'The straw poll shows the capacity of a candidate to organize and sell his message. Candidates who don't participate really don't understand the value of retail politics. It's not going over well in Iowa, I'll tell you that.'"