Alderon Iron Ore Corp. (TSX: ADV) ("Alderon" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that Mr. Tayfun Eldem, P. Eng. has returned to its Board of Directors effective immediately. Mr. Eldem was Alderon's President & Chief Executive Officer until August 2015. His return to the Board coincides with the near completion of the re-scoping process that Alderon has been undertaking on the Kami Iron Ore Project Labrador ("Kami Project") located in Western Labrador (see news release dated October 19, 2016 for additional details).
This press release contains "forward-looking information" within the meaning of the U.S. Private Securities Litigation Reform Act and Canadian securities laws concerning anticipated developments and events that may occur in the future. Forward-looking information contained in this press release include, but are not limited to, statements with respect to (i) the details of the re-scoping of the Kami Project including potential capital and operating cost savings, (ii) the timing of the preparation of the PEA, and (iii) the development of the Kami Project.
In certain cases, forward-looking information can be identified by the use of words such as "plans", "expects" or "does not expect", "is expected", "budget", "scheduled", "estimates", "forecasts", "intends", "anticipates" or "does not anticipate", or "believes", or variations of such words and phrases or state that certain actions, events or results "may", "could", "would", "might" or "will be taken", "occur" or "be achieved" suggesting future outcomes, or other expectations, beliefs, plans, objectives, assumptions, intentions or statements about future events or performance. Forward-looking information contained in this press release is based on certain factors and assumptions regarding, among other things, receipt of governmental and other approvals, the estimation of mineral reserves and resources, the realization of reserve and resource estimates, iron ore and other metal prices, the timing and amount of future development expenditures, the estimation of initial and sustaining capital requirements, the estimation of labour and operating costs, the availability of necessary financing and materials to continue to explore and develop the Kami Project in the short and long-term, the progress of exploration and development activities, the receipt of necessary regulatory approvals, the estimation of insurance coverage, assumptions with respect to currency fluctuations and exchange rates, environmental risks, title disputes or claims, and other similar matters. While the Company considers these assumptions to be reasonable based on information currently available to it, they may prove to be incorrect.


SAN FRANCISCO -- A San Francisco jury on Friday ordered agribusiness giant Monsanto to pay $289 million to a former school groundskeeper dying of cancer, saying the company's popular Roundup weed killer contributed to his disease. The lawsuit brought by Dewayne Johnson was the first to go to trial among hundreds filed in state and federal courts saying Roundup causes non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, which Monsanto denies.
"I figured if it could kill weeds it could kill me," said Johnson. "I took it seriously. That's why I wore anything I could to protect myself."
"They could have called him back. It's a phone call. They could have said there's studies that show its related to cancer, but they didn't call him back," Wisner said.
Jurors were shown some difficult pictures. Johnson's cancer has caused him to develop lesions over 80 percent of his body. He spoke in court about how the lesions tore into his self-confidence, embarrassed his children, and kept him from going out in public.
"One of the issues in this case is the jury has to decide how has cancer affected his life and I think this goes straight to the heart of it," said Wisner.


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Q: Как одна программа может взять вывод другой программы? Во-первых, программа 1 должна запустить программу 2.
Программа 2 посчитает некоторые математические действия, и ответ занесёт в переменную 1.
Затем, второе, программа 1 должна взять этот ответ и вставить её в свою переменную.
Условный пример:
Программа 1
q = open( 'program2.py', '[ ??? ]')

file = open( 'c', 'w')
file.write( 'что-то' )
file.close()

Программа 2
a = 2
b = 2
variable1 = a + b

(Знаю, было много подобных вопросов, но я не понял.)

A: То, что вы хотите сделать, может выглядеть так:
q1226821_1.py
from q1226821_2 import _add                   # импорт функции `_add` из `q1226821_2.py`

fileName = 'test.txt'

variable = _add()                             # вызов функции `_add` на исполнение
                                              # результат ее работы будет в `variable`

with open(fileName, "w") as fileOutput:
    fileOutput.write(str(variable))

q1226821_2.py
def _add():              # это функция сложения двух переменных (int)
    a = 2
    b = 2
    variable1 = a + b
    return variable1     # return - возвращает резудьтат вычислений данной функции

Запускаем программу: python q1226821_1.py

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David F. Allwine
Master Sergeant E-8, U.S. Army
Vietnam War 1966-1967, 1970-1973 (POW)
David Allwine was born in 1948 in Phoenix, Arizona. He enlisted in the U.S. Army on March 16, 1966, and after completing basic training at Fort Bliss, Texas, and advanced infantry training at Fort Ord, California, he served as an infantryman and indirect fire crewman with Company B, 4th Battalion, 12th Infantry Regiment of the 199th Infantry Brigade at Fort Benning, Georgia, from August to November 1966. Sgt Allwine then deployed to South Vietnam with this unit from November 1966 to June 1967, followed by service with the 576th Ordnance Company in South Vietnam from June to November 1967. His next assignment was with the 3rd Battalion of the 35th Armor Regiment in West Germany from November 1967 to November 1970, and then as an advisor with U.S. Military Assistance Command Vietnam from November 1970 until he was captured and taken as a Prisoner of War in South Vietnam on March 4, 1971. After spending 755 days in captivity, SSG Allwine was released during Operation Homecoming on March 27, 1973. He was briefly hospitalized to recover from his injuries, and then attended Warrant Officer Candidate school from March 1974 until leaving the program in May 1975. He then completed UH-1 Helicopter Repairman training before serving as a UH-1 repairman and helicopter technical inspector at Fort Carson, Colorado, from September 1975 to February 1978, followed by service as an aircraft quality control supervisor with B Company, 205th Transportation Battalion, in West Germany from April 1978 to February 1979. His next assignment was as a UH-1 repairman, platoon sergeant, and aircraft quality control supervisor with the 7th Aviation Battalion at Fort Ord, California, from March 1979 to September 1983, and then as an aircraft maintenance sergeant with the 800th Material Management Center in West Germany from October 1983 to June 1986. MSG Allwine retired from the U.S. Army on October 1, 1986.

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Canada is expecting a 31 percent increase in the number of wells drilled in 2017: CAODC
Two years after the collapse in oil prices forced the oil and gas industry to scale back drilling, the Canadian Association of Oilwell Drilling Contractors (CAODC) is forecasting a year-over-year increase in the number of wells drilled in Canada.
Companies will drill 4,175 wells next year, a 31 percent increase compared to 2016, according to the association. The number is still 63 percent lower than the 11,204 wells drilled in Canada in 2014, but marks a turning point for the industry as oil prices remain below $50 per barrel.
Source: CBC
The increased drilling could also mean more jobs, according to CAODC, with the potential of an additional 3,000 direct and indirect jobs.
"The types of rigs that will be in demand in this new environment will be highly specialized to drill manufactured wells," said Brian Krausert, CEO of Beaver Drilling, in a statement. "The rigs of the future will drill wells faster, more efficiently and with more consistency while reducing risk."
Saskatchewan beats Alberta for most new wells in 2017
Surprisingly, the province with the highest drilling activity next year will not be Alberta, according to the association. Saskatchewan is expected to edge out Alberta by 40 wells in 2017 for a total of 1,940. Saskatchewan is expected to drill more wells than the traditionally energy-heavy Alberta thanks to a shallower basin, operational changes and a more attractive environment for investors, CBC reports.
"Saskatchewan will outperform Alberta in wells drilled for the first time in the 36 years I've been in the industry and probably the first time ever," Petroleum Service Association of Canada (PSAC) President Mark Salkeld said. "It's a drive to get the wells drilled, completed, producing and getting cash. It's a hole-making factory that they've got going on down there."
While Saskatchewan will account for the largest number of new wells drilled, Alberta will still lead Canada in total production because of the oilsands.
PSAC based its forecast on an average oil price of US$52 per barrel.
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EdBCN on November 26 2016 said:
How is 4175 wells a 30% increase from 3950? More like 6%.


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Q: ng-show not hiding SPAN element in AngularJS 1.2 I am learning AngularJS from the book AngularJS up and running. This book uses AngularJS version 1.2. One of the sample codes in the books shows how ng-show directive works. The explanation of usage of ng-show directive in this example is given as follows:

ng-show inspect a variable and, depending on the truthiness of its
  value, show or hide elements in the UI, respectively. In this case, we
  say show the assignee span if note.assignee is true. AngularJS treats
  true, nonempty strings, nonzero numbers, and nonnull JS objects as
  truthy. So in this case, we get to see the assignee span if the note
  has an assignee.

I am pasting the code below. (My query is given after the code.)
HTML:

<title>Notes App</title>

 {{note.label}}

Script

In the above code, an array is declared and there are two elements (first and and the last) which have some value in the 'assignee'. When I execute this code, I get to see all the elements of the array. The ng-show directive is not hiding the 'span' with a null value in the 'assignee'. Is the code wrong or my understanding of ng-show is wrong?

A: It should be like this

   {{note.label}}


This is the second edition of the Tax Practitioners Board (TPB) compliance booklet. The booklet provides a summary of some recent TPB compliance outcomes, including Federal Court, Administrative Appeals Tribunal and Board Conduct Committee matters.
The TPB's compliance activities have increased during 2012–13 following the initial period where resources were focused on the registration process.
We are now focused on agents meeting their obligations in respect of the Code of Professional Conduct (Code) contained in the Tax Agent Services Act 2009 (TASA).
We have raised our expectations of agents in relation to compliance with their obligations. This is due to the TPB investing significant resources in providing guidance and support to equip tax practitioners to understand and meet their obligations.
Our compliance program focuses on issues where there is the greatest risk of harm to specific taxpayers and the community as a whole. In considering what action to take in particular cases, the TPB seeks outcomes that are commensurate with the seriousness of the breach of the law.
to enhance the integrity of the tax system.
lodged activity statements on behalf of two clients with different figures than those supplied by the clients. The ATO audited the statements and imposed shortfall tax penalties on them.
The registered tax agent company breached the Code as it had failed to ensure the tax agent services provided on its behalf were provided competently.
The company's registration was terminated and, due to the seriousness and the risk to the public, it was prohibited from applying to register under the TASA for a period of three years.
The purpose of the Code is to ensure that tax and BAS agent services are provided to the public in accordance with appropriate standards of professional and ethical conduct. The Board expects and relies upon registered agents to comply with the Code.
The TPB requested a BAS agent respond to allegations (contained in a referral from the ATO) that she had failed to lodge her own income tax returns over a period of 14 consecutive years. The BAS agent did not respond to the request.
The TPB found that the agent had breached the Code by failing to lodge her income tax returns for the period and had failed to respond to the Board's request in a timely, responsible and reasonable manner.
The TPB decided to terminate her BAS agent registration on the grounds she had ceased to meet the tax practitioner registration requirement that she was a fit and proper person.
The TPB found that the BAS agent's failure to comply with her own taxation obligations for an extended period demonstrated a lack of appreciation and regard for the taxation laws, in particular, as they relate to the timely lodgement of income tax returns. There is a clear public interest in registered agents upholding the standards applying to the preparation and lodgement of returns.
Registered tax and BAS agents play a significant role in influencing and supporting the tax system. It is therefore very important for them to keep their personal tax obligations up-to-date.
Several clients complained that a tax agent had failed to promptly pass on their tax return refunds.
The agent received the refund monies from the ATO, but had failed to pass on these refunds to clients on a timely basis. The agent misled the clients as to the reasons for the delay in payment and provided one client with a cheque that was dishonoured on presentation.
The TPB found that the agent had breached the Code as she failed to account to clients for monies she received on their behalf from the ATO. The agent had also breached the Code by not ensuring the tax agent services she provided, or that were provided on her behalf, were provided competently.
The TPB found that inappropriate delays in forwarding tax refunds suggested a lack of competence on the part of the agent.
The TPB imposed a written caution on the tax agent and imposed an order requiring her to complete and pass a course of education or training in relation to practice management, including trust account management.
The TPB may impose a sanction for any breach of the Code – these sanctions can include a written caution, an order, suspension or termination of registration.
The TPB received information from the ATO about a registered tax agent who had not met his personal tax obligations. The agent had previously lodged personal income tax returns up to two years late. He also had a large outstanding debt with the ATO and did not have a payment arrangement in place.
The TPB determined that the agent had breached the Code by failing to comply with his personal tax obligations, through failure to lodge his income tax returns, not lodging a BAS when required for several periods in 2010 and 2011 and for failing to pay his tax debt or enter into a payment arrangement with the ATO.
The agent had also breached the Code by not ensuring the tax agent services provided by him were provided competently. The agent failed to prepare and lodge several clients' business and personal tax returns and failed to notify one client of outstanding matters raised by the ATO.
The agent had also failed to provide several clients with a means of contacting him and failed to notify them that he had closed his tax agent practice.
During the investigation the agent also failed to respond to TPB correspondence in a timely, responsible and reasonable manner.
The TPB imposed an order that the agent only provide services for which he is registered under the supervision of another registered tax agent for 12 months.
The TPB also imposed a written caution on the tax agent for these breaches of the Code. The TPB took into consideration the agent's personal circumstances and as a result imposed a less severe sanction than may otherwise have been warranted.
In January 2013, the TPB brought another civil penalties case before the Federal Court. The TPB took action against Mr Mark Shanahan for preparing and lodging 49 income tax returns and Business Activity Statements (BAS) for a fee, when he was not a registered tax or BAS agent.
Mr Shanahan represented himself to clients on 20 occasions as a registered agent when this was not the case. He also lodged income tax returns for his clients using the tax agent number of a registered tax agent, without that agent's knowledge.
In considering the penalty imposed on Mr Shanahan, the Court found that the contraventions in which he engaged in were deliberate and involved him consciously misusing a registered tax agent's tax portal without the agent's knowledge, in order to get around his own personal situation of not being a registered tax or BAS agent.
The Federal Court ordered Mr Shanahan to pay a penalty of $30,000 for breaches of the TASA.
An application to register as a tax agent was rejected by the TPB as we were not satisfied that the applicant had met the qualification and relevant experience requirements.
of another kind approved by the TPB.
The applicant claimed they had prepared business activity statements and tax returns and provided services to nine clients from 2004 to 2012 that was sufficient to meet the relevant experience requirement for registration. However, there was not sufficient evidence to support these claims. The TPB also found they had not been under the supervision of a tax agent while preparing the returns and that the work they performed was not work of another kind approved by the TPB.
The applicant appealed to the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) for a review of the TPB's decision. The AAT affirmed the TPB's decision to reject the application, as the applicant did not satisfy the relevant experience requirement.
BAS agent was penalised $40,000 by the Federal Court.
Ms Isabella Munro was a registered BAS agent from March 2010 – March 2012. During this time, she was fully aware that if she provided tax agent services for a fee or reward to taxpayers, she was required to be a registered tax agent.
From July 2010 to August 2011, Ms Munro charged and received payment for providing advice, completing and lodging individual tax returns while not a registered tax agent.
As a result of an audit by the ATO of the individual tax returns lodged by Ms Munro for the 2010 tax year, one taxpayer received a $7,740 penalty for reckless preparation of his tax return in relation to an over-claim for a deduction. Ms Munro acknowledged this was the result of an error on her part.
In determining the penalty the Court also considered that in July 2011 Ms Munro pleaded guilty in the Magistrates Court of Queensland to 16 offences under the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936 of charging or receiving a fee for preparing tax returns while unregistered.
The TPB considered an application from a tax agent to renew their registration. The TPB determined the agent was no longer a fit and proper person.
notify the TPB within the time frame required under the TASA that he had become an undischarged bankrupt.
The TPB determined the agent was no longer a fit and proper person to be a registered tax agent on the basis that the agent was not of good fame, integrity and character and an event affecting the agent's registration had occurred in the past five years.
The TPB rejected the application to renew the agent's registration.
Registered tax and BAS agents must notify the TPB in writing of changes in circumstances that affect their registration.
A registered agent was found to have breached the Code. It was found that the agent did not maintain the professional indemnity (PI) insurance that the Board required and failed to respond to requests from the TPB in a timely, responsible and reasonable manner.
The TPB had been seeking responses from the agent about his PI insurance arrangements over a significant period of time but the agent failed to respond on numerous occasions.
The agent's failure to maintain PI insurance cover and their lack of response to the TPB breached the Code. The TPB suspended the agent's registration for a period of three months and imposed an order requiring the agent to maintain PI insurance cover that meets the Board's requirements.
The agent had to provide written evidence demonstrating that they complied with the TPB requirements.
The TPB received a referral from the ATO advising of findings from an audit of a registered tax agent's practice.
After an investigation, the TPB determined that the agent had failed to act honestly and with integrity and failed to comply with the Code in respect of his personal taxation obligations.
incorrectly reporting that nil amounts of GST were payable to the Commissioner.
the agent was not of good fame, integrity and character and therefore was not a fit and proper person.
The TPB rejected the agent's application for renewal of registration as a tax agent and the agent is therefore no longer a registered tax agent.
A complaint was received by the TPB that a registered tax agent had not provided his client with their tax refund from the ATO on a timely basis.
The TPB conducted an investigation into the complaint and other breaches of the TASA.
failing to lodge BAS for several quarters.
Information available to the TPB from the ATO indicated that the agent had lodged his outstanding income tax returns and BAS, however these late lodgements were still considered to be a breach of subsection 30‑10(2) of the Code.
The agent received a written caution and an order requiring him to complete and pass a course of education or training in relation to practice management, including trust account management.
When considering the case, the TPB took into account the personal circumstances of the agent and the fact that the money owed to the client had been paid in full. The TPB's Regulatory Assurance team will conduct a review of the agent's practice six months after the closure of this case, with a particular focus upon the timely remittance of refunds to clients.
The severity of a sanction depends on the nature and extent of the breach and the individual circumstances of each case.
A registered tax agent was convicted of four offences of dishonestly obtaining a financial advantage from the ATO and was sentenced to serve 20 months imprisonment.
The registered agent's conduct related to his role as a director of a company that intentionally failed to ensure that the correct GST was remitted to the ATO in its BAS and made false and misleading statements to the ATO.
Under section 20-45 of the TASA, being convicted of a serious taxation offence; being convicted of an offence involving fraud or dishonesty; and being sentenced to a term of imprisonment are events that may affect an agent's continued registration.
The registered agent failed to notify the TPB that events affecting his registration had occurred.
The TPB determined that the agent was no longer a fit and proper person to be registered as a tax agent. The TPB terminated the agent's registration and also prohibited the agent from applying for registration for a period of two years.
A registered BAS agent breached the Code by failing to lodge personal income tax returns for the years ended 30 June 2003 through to 30 June 2012.
Following an investigation the TPB decided that the failure to comply with personal taxation obligations for a period extending over ten years demonstrated a serious lack of appreciation and regard for taxation laws.
Based on the agent's conduct, the TPB was also of the view the agent was not of good fame, integrity and character and was not a fit and proper person to be registered as a BAS agent.
For an individual to be eligible for renewal of registration as a BAS agent the TPB must be satisfied, among other things, that the individual is a fit and proper person within the meaning of the TASA.
Therefore, the agent did not meet one of the eligibility requirements for registration as a BAS agent in accordance with the TASA. The TPB rejected the agent's application for renewal of registration as a BAS agent.
More information on the duties and obligations of a registered tax or BAS agent under the TASA is available at Maintain your registration.
A registered tax agent gave their tax agent registration number and electronic lodgment service (ELS) registration codes and password to a personal friend and former business associate.
This person – who was not a registered tax agent – used the information to lodge over 300 income tax returns from 2010 to 2012.
the registered tax agent had not reviewed the unregistered agent's work to ensure that it was accurate or that the income tax returns were prepared in accordance with the information provided by the taxpayers.
After completing an investigation the TPB determined that the registered tax agent had failed to comply with the Code.
take reasonable care in ascertaining a client's state of affairs, or ensure that taxation laws were applied correctly to the circumstances.
Based on the findings the TPB was of the view that the registered tax agent was not a person of good fame integrity and character and therefore was not a fit and proper person to be registered as a tax agent. The TPB terminated the tax agent's registration and prohibited them from applying for registration for a period of two years.
The TPB conducted an investigation into the conduct of a tax agent after it received complaints from several of the tax agent's clients.
not responding to TPB correspondence in a timely and reasonable manner.
The TPB determined that due to the agent's extensive breaches of the Code, the agent was not a fit and proper person and terminated their registration. The TPB prohibited the agent from applying for registration for two years.
If a registered tax or BAS agent ceases to meet the fit and proper person registration requirement, the TPB may decide to terminate their registration.
The TPB conducted an investigation into the conduct of a registered tax agent. The investigation revealed that the agent was an undischarged bankrupt and had failed to notify the TPB.
The agent also failed to respond to Board letters and phone calls asking for an explanation about the bankruptcy.
Under section 20-45 of the TASA, becoming an undischarged bankrupt is an event that may affect an agent's continued registration.
The TPB found that the registered agent had breached the Code by failing to notify the TPB, in writing, that they had become an undischarged bankrupt and by failing to respond, as directed, to the TPB's letters.
Based on the agent's conduct, the TPB was not satisfied that the agent was a fit and proper person to be a registered tax agent and terminated the agent's registration.


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"Asura's Purgatory, what do you mean?" Although Beichen Ying had also guessed a little, but he didn't dare think deeper about it……Because if that notion was really true, then it was simply too despairing to contemplate.
"In fact, you have already guessed it." Nangong Liuyun slowly sighed.
"No, no way, right!" Beichen Ying was so scared that his b.u.t.t sat on the ground, his voice carrying a trace of trembling: "It really is a tag match?"
Zi Yan discovered that both of their complexions weren't good and asked in puzzlement: "What are you guys talking about?"
Su Luo gloomily looked at her: "Asura's Purgatory meaning is precisely, the first group Luo Haochen and them lost, therefore, the two people on the other side join the second group, and so on……"
Zi Yan's complexion turned pale in a flash, her hand that grabbed Su Luo's sleeve trembled somewhat: "Your words' meaning is, if Li Yaoyao and them also die, then when we go on stage, we will face six, six, six iron tower-like strong men?!"
Su Luo sadly nodded her head: "Nangong Liuyun and I are last."
What she hadn't said was, if the preceding six people lost completely, then the two of them would face eight iron tower-like strong men.
Moreover, the preceding six iron tower-like strong men were clearly above the ninth rank. Whereas the remaining iron tower like strong men were all above the tenth rank. Even if it was one against one, Nangong Liuyun would still be under a lot of strain, let alone to say being swarmed by them.
"What is to be done ah?" Zi Yan was so anxious that she ran around in circles, "If we cannot fight in sequential order, group after group, then we might as well go up together?"
Su Luo speechlessly looked at Zi Yan, who was so anxious as to be flying around like a headless housefly: "If it was before, then fine. But after the Nine Different Palace Halls' master had set the rules, then to break it……"
Under the Nine Different Palace Halls' master's anger, they would all be obliterated.
Just a thought from him could completely wipe them out.
Zi Yan found that being anxious was also useless, thus, she turned her attention to the stage.
At this moment, Situ Ming had already heard Su Luo's and their conversation, but this dialogue made his heart sink down, little by little, finally falling into an abyss.
"Second Senior Brother……" Seeing the four iron tower-like strong men gather to come towards them, Li Yaoyao was so anxious that she almost cried.
"Second Senior Brother, hurry up and think of a way ah, hurry up ah!" Li Yaoyao almost collapsed.
Situ Ming tightly closed his eyes, when he opened them again, there was already an unwavering determination in them.
Situ Ming tightly held Li Yaoyao's hand and gazed at her deeply. His eyes carried strong yearning and deep love: "Yaoyao, when the battle starts, then quickly flee. Run as fast as you can!"
"I……" Li Yaoyao thought for a bit and solemnly nodded, "Okay, I definitely won't burden Second Senior Brother!"
Situ Ming nodded his head and gazed deeply at Li Yaoyao again.
Just at this moment, the four iron tower-like strong men swarmed around and quickly surrounded the two people.
Four ninth-ranked experts, moreover, typical examples of strong experts, how formidable must those fists be?
The four of them simultaneously waved their fists!
The air gave out a sizzling sound because of the friction.
Li Yaoyao was so scared that her flowery appearance lost all color. She subconsciously lowered her figure, thus, all the fists went towards Situ Ming!
Originally they only had to deal with two people, but now, four s.h.i.+ning fists smashed towards Situ Ming, immediately, the pressure on him suddenly increased!
"Ice Frost Technique!" Situ Ming shouted out loudly, at the critical moment tightly covering himself in a thick layer of frost.
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I feel like I'm stuck on all of them. I need more creativity. This will help come a couple years from now when I need to start a business.
Otherwise, the brain drain will get me. On the upside, I was right about "work programming" becoming a commodity market.


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The Fragility of Time: Flower Sculpture by Ignacio Canales Aracil — an amazingly delicate artwork!
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Daredevil: Charlie Cox Recalls Shock Of Netflix Cancellation – "I Turned Down Jobs"
Charlie Cox has been looking back at the events that led up to Daredevil's cancellation at Netflix
By Kirsten Howard | May 4, 2020 |
Photo: Netflix
It seems like aeons ago that we were excitedly making our way through Daredevil season 3 on Netflix. The third block of episodes had taken a while to hit the streaming service, but had received both strong reviews and approval from fans, some of whom hadn't been too enamoured with season 2. Netflix's flagship Marvel show certainly didn't seem to be going anywhere fast …until it was abruptly canceled in November, 2018, amongst all the other Marvel series the platform had been shovelling money into.
Daredevil star Charlie Cox was just as surprised as the rest of us when the show was nixed, as he'd been preparing to start work on season 4 oblivious to the machinations taking place between Netflix, Marvel and Disney, who were about to launch their own streaming service, Disney+.
"I mean, we all thought we were going," Cox told Comicbook. "You know, I turned down jobs, 'cause I thought we were shooting and we were getting ready for it."
Indeed, the actor says he still doesn't really know the full details of what led to the Marvel purge at Netflix.
"I had a brief conversation with Erik and Jeph about what was planned and that kind of sucks, 'cause I was really excited, you know, as we all were," he explained. "It was a real shock. I don't know who's to blame, just, you know, because sometimes, politics, stuff happens, I probably don't to this day know what was going on behind the scenes."
Now that Cox has some perspective on Daredevil's cancellation, he says there are some benefits to going out on a high, citing one of his favorite modern TV series, Damon Lindelof's The Leftovers, "because the quality never drops."
"It never drops because they did three seasons and they called it a day, which takes a lot of, I don't know, courage, talent, I don't know how that happens, because, you know, when something's really good there's always a hunger for it," Cox said. "But, I like to think that we ended on a massive high. Some people, some friends of mine who are fans of the show, described season three as our best. And, you know, I'll take that. I'd rather it be remembered as this great moment in time, that really kind of changed television, and you know, didn't descend into kind of ridiculousness."
Netflix had very little to say on the subject of Daredevil's cancellation, but when Marvel put out a statement that read "we look forward to more adventures with the Man without Fear in the future" after the series bit the dust, fans kept hoping there would be some news about a revival. As Cox recalls, he had already moved on to treading the boards on Broadway with Tom Hiddleston in the hit play Betrayal, but remained haunted by Daredevil's fate.
"We always had a joke about how many "Save Daredevil" T-shirts that would be in the audience each night," Cox said. "And, they'd often, these guys would come, and they'd often pick out the first two rows, and the curtain would go up. But, as the curtain would go up and I'd see a row of these red T-shirts, that say 'Save Daredevil.'"
"I have to speak in the first scene, I have the first lines. So, I see these people come, these shirts appearing, and I'd suddenly be like, like trying not to laugh, 'cause it meant the world to me, and I know it means the world to everyone involved in that show."
Daredevil season 4 had only been lightly sketched out, according to the actor, who had been planning out how to tackle Matt Murdock's next challenge.
"I was looking forward to Wilson Bethel kind of getting to inhabit the character of Bullseye," he mused. "Season 3 was kind of an origin story for the character and how Agent Poindexter becomes that character. So, I was looking forward to having a season where he really embodies the Bullseye persona and what that dynamic would be between Bullseye and Daredevil."
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Eurovision is coming to the States!
For the first time ever, NBCUniversal will own the U.S. streaming rights for the 2021 and 2022 editions of European Broadcasting Union's international music competition. Fans around the world can stream this year's Eurovision Song Contest grand finale today, May 22 on Peacock.
Not to be confused with Will Ferrell and Rachel McAdams' Oscar-nominated (yes, you read that correctly) 2020 movie Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga, the Eurovision competition is the gold standard of musical talents from dozens of countries around the globe.
In fact, many familiar music A-listers actually got their start on Eurovision. Before Grease fame, Olivia Newton-John landed in fourth place…behind superstar hitmakers ABBA whose music later became the heart of Mamma Mia!. Even Céline Dion competed in Eurovision—and won only by a single point.
From Enrique Iglesias' father Julio making his Eurovision debut way back in 1970, to the songwriters behind "Walking On Sunshine," Eurovision has a renowned history in the music industry on a global scale.
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Express Travel Group (ETG) announce the launch of Express Pay, an online merchant card service platform which enables a travel retailer to charge client credit cards for services transacted on their behalf. Locally developed by a reputable financial services technology group; Express Pay is built on solid architecture, is PCI-compliant and linked to dependable merchant partners.
The main feature of Express Pay is that it an approved merchant service provider for the AFTA Chargeback Scheme (ACS), therefore, payments made within Express Pay are automatically ACS enabled. Travel Agents also have the option of incorporating the B2C version of Express Pay onto their own websites for clients to make payments, 24/7.
"Providing an opportunity for our members to be at the forefront of payments technology is significant for ETG and enabling ACS within this deployment, even more so.", commented Ari Magoutis, Executive GM of Express Travel Group. "I congratulate ETG for embracing the benefits that the ACS scheme provides to travel agents and for including this into their new Express Pay product. This is a true industry first and I am sure all the members of ETG will enjoy the benefits that innovation of this kind brings them." stated Jayson Westbury, AFTA Chief Executive.
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"Providing an opportunity for our members to be at the forefront of payments technology is significant for ETG and enabling ACS within this deployment, even more so.", commented Ari Magoutis, Executive GM of Express Travel Group.
"I congratulate ETG for embracing the benefits that the ACS scheme provides to travel agents and for including this into their new Express Pay product. This is a true industry first and I am sure all the members of ETG will enjoy the benefits that innovation of this kind brings them." stated Jayson Westbury, AFTA Chief Executive.


Tuolumne, CA — Five juveniles, accompanied by their parents, spoke with Tuolumne County law enforcement officials about their involvement in the vandalism at the Riverside Day Use Area in the Stanislaus National Forest.
The juveniles were interviewed last night at the sheriff's office, as well as at the Mother Lode Juvenile Detention Center.
The Forest Service is the lead agency on the investigation because the incident occurred on federal land. No additional information is immediately available.


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My first time EVER seeing a Great Horned Owl and it was when my camera was out, on, and ready. I was the only person at the bird observatory. Usually the place has a few other people at least, but it was just me, a bunch of deer, a million dragonflies, and this dork with his floppy horn-doodles.
I took a million photos AND VIDEO!!! These were just a couple random photos I transferred over super quick to share—expect more later!


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MONDAY: I am at Gate 27 in the bowels of Sydney Airport awaiting Air Niugini flight PX2 to Port Moresby. There are 6,000 languages spoken around the world and 830 of them are to be found in Papua New Guinea.
I am transferring through Port Moresby to the mountains and Mount Hagen, a thriving community that was unknown to the outside world until the 1930s. I am met by Anis Waka, whose grandfather told Anis that the first time he saw a white man he thought the spirits of the ancestors had returned.
Anis's grandfather was astonished by the technology that the whites brought, modern axes, guns, airplanes. But the thing that overwhelmed them the most was the umbrella. In a place where the rain can be heavy, the umbrella was the business.
TUESDAY: A tour of the extraordinary Wahgi valley. A group of elders dress in their feather head-dresses and talk to me about pigs. The pig is central to economic and social life here. The elders all have necklaces with a wooden notch for every 10 pigs. The eldest elder has 48 notches. I get the impression that they think I am quite backward because I have not a single pig to my name.
TUESDAY NIGHT: At dusk there is a ferocious tropical thunder storm, but the lightning is down below me in the valley as I sit in the rain forest.
WEDNESDAY: They haven't had a tourist here for a month. I feel safe here, but they do get me to avoid the village of Kondapena because an election riot has taken place and teenagers with machetes are returning down the mountain. The new prime minister of Papua New Guinea is half-Australian with the intriguing surname of O'Neill.
THURSDAY: Kaut Idel and Bugau Idamon hosted me in Madang. There are 175 languages in this province alone. Kaut speaks the em dialect of the Darus language, Bugau speaks the ea dialect of the Darus language. They can just about understand each other. How do you make society function in a country of 830 languages? You make up an 831st. Pidgin (Tok Pisin) is easily picked up and seems to have helped bind the country together since the 1990s. The language diversity is breath-taking. It is like Fingalians cannot understand Malahiders or Drogheda-ois.
FRIDAY: Simon Lusam from Sokaka village says the young children are rejecting traditional instruments and dance. He thinks Papua New Guinea needs a Michael Flatley to change their minds.
SATURDAY: I had forgotten how painful coral could be. It was just one little scrape as I snorkelled off a drop-dead gorgeous island (Pierce Brosnan swam to it during the making of the 1994 version of Robinson Crusoe). But it HURTS.
SUNDAY: Port Moresby is a shabby capital with pot-holed roads and a sense of distance, not just from the Westernised world, but also from the rest of Papua New Guinea. If I spent just one day in each of the cultures here it would take three years.


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Q: Criteria, projections, ALIAS_TO_ENTITY_MAP  I've go two entities with bidirectional onetomany associtaion. I want to use criteria with projections(to get data only from few columns) to get many Persons with many Adresses. Result from query I want to put into List<Map<String, Object>>. Resulted list should have this structure(address data should be a List<Map<String, Object>> contained in parent address object):
[
   {
     name: "Andrew"
     surname: "..."
     adress : [
        {
            city : "New York"
            street : "..."
            type : "home"
        }
        {
            city : "..."
            street : "..."
            type : "work:
        }
     ]
  {
     name: "..."
     surname : "..."
     address : [{....}]
   }
]

Entities:
public class Person{
     private Long id;
     private String name;
     private String surname;
     private Integer age;
     private String phoneNr;

     @OneToMany(cascade = CascadeType.ALL, mappedBy = "person", fetch = FetchType.LAZY)
     private List<Address> addresses

    // getters and setters
}

public class Address{
     private Long id;
     private String city;
     private String street;
     @ManyToOne(fetch=FetchType.LAZY)
 @JoinColumn(name="person_id")
     private Person person;

     // getters and setters
}

All I could achieve was to load whole entities, what does not meet my needs.
Criteria criteria = currentSession().createCriteria(Person.class);
criteria.setFetchMode("addresses", FetchMode.JOIN);
criteria.setResultTransformer(Criteria.DISTINCT_ROOT_ENTITY);

Any suggestions would be very helpful.

A: I don't think that it is possible to return a List<Map<String, Object>> from query.
The easiest way to get structure that you want is to create it manually (at least I think so):
List<Map<String, Object>> resultsList = new ArrayList<Map<String, Object>>();
List<Person> persons = criteria.list();

for (Person person: persons) {
   resultsList.put("name", person.getName());
   resultsList.put("surname", person.getSurname());
   List<Map<Strin, Object>> addressesList = new ArrayList<Map<Strin, Object>>();
   for(Address address: person.getAddresses()) {
       addressesList.put("city", address.getCity());
       addressesList.put("street", address.getStreet());
       addressesList.put("type", address.getType());
   }
   resultsList.put("name", person.ngetName());
}

After this resultsList will contain structure that you need.


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NGO intensifies peace awareness campaign
Pilot Nigerian, 20 June 2019 –Non-Governmental Organisation, NGO, Generations for Peace, GFP, has called for peaceful co-existence among different tribes and religious groups in Kaduna State.
It also urged traditional leaders, security personnel and community representatives to preach peace to those at the grassroots for a better society.
Speaking to newsmen during community engagement activities held yesterday, the Administrative Officer, Generations for Peace in Nigeria, Kaduna office, Jelilat Abidoye said the activity is the first community engagement of the "United in Diversity Programme" this year.
She said the purpose of the programme is to give opportunity to other community members to participate and make their contributions, input and provide support for activities carried out by the participants towards peace.
The officer noted that despite some successes recorded in making members to appreciate, respect and support other people's views, opinions and religious beliefs, they also encountered challenges.
Some of the participants interviewed expressed satisfaction with the involvement of traditional and religious leaders in the programme.


Do you remember the first time you sat down for a hand of poker? If you're lucky, you played with a member of your family who patiently guided you through your confusion. If you weren't lucky, a nefarious shark coaxed you into your initial experience with five card stud, no doubt licking his greedy chops while the variety of card combinations muddled your brain. Worse, imagine having no choice but to play this game for the first time under the pressure of "having" to win?
For many, retirement can confuse just as much as poker confuses a novice. Too often people choose to avoid this confusion simply by ignoring it. They put off until tomorrow what they could (and should) be doing today. And when that tomorrow comes, it hits them like a ton of bricks.
Nothing focuses the mind like a looming deadline. "Most people nearing the retirement window look back with a tremendous amount of regret," says Chris Kowalik of ProFeds in Fox Lake, Illinois. "They are often so hard on themselves for what they have failed to do in the past that they can't seem to set their sights on the future to begin accomplishing their retirement goals." That the retirement "game" is so complex only makes the situation poorer. For, with this lack of understanding, comes an emotion well known to stop progress in its tracks. "They are scared of making a mistake," says Kowalik.
It starts with the very first step: saving. Behavioral finance shows how too much choice can lead to a paralysis in decision-making. There are plenty of retirement savings vehicles available, that's for certain. Less certain is knowing which one is the best for the particular needs and circumstances of the individual retirement saver. The inaction caused by this paralysis has left making workers vulnerable when it comes to their retirement.
Once the question of "How to save?" is tackled, one must be able to understand the process for determining how much to save. As with retirement savings vehicles, there are a number of competing paths to go down here, too. Unfortunately, these paths tend to feature the banal mean of average retirement saver rather than the broad reality of an array of unique individuals. In the end, each path is askew, exactly how much and in which direction is different for each and every retirement saver. The "rules of thumb" associated with these paths can offer more damage than good.
Once past these preliminary hurdles, we now enter the realm of technical "jargon." This is the point where many just give up. They don't even bother seeking the advice of professionals (more on that in a moment). Of course, those are the honest ones, the ones willing to admit what they don't know. For others, they trudge along confidently, only to discover a bothersome obstacle they've tried in vain to ignore, made incorrect assumptions about, or simply failed to take into account.
When you finally overcome and can fully account for inflation, you must then pick from an extension universe of investments. At this point, professionals tend to take competing side regarded which portfolio best optimizes the probability of meeting the individual retirement saver's goal. Given this professional disagreement, how can we expect the everyday saver to not be confused? This confusion frequently leads to improbable assumptions.
Ilene Davis of Financial Independence Services, Cocoa Florida, says retirement savers need to take another look at their fantastic assumptions and set "realistic risks and rewards of different investments." She says, when it comes to understanding investments, "often they think they know but don't really." For her part, Davis sees education as the key to surmounting this confusion. "I recommend books, not magazines," she says.
Finally, once a retirement saver concedes his fallibility, there remains one more source of confusion. With some many professional options available, and with the need for industry players to rely on good marketing techniques to demonstration their "unique selling proposition," the retirement saver is once again confronted with the paralysis of analysis. Which pitch is most believable?
In many ways, retirement saving is no different than any other sophisticated activity and the retirement savings industry is no different from any other profession. After all, there is a reason why we regularly refer to complex tasks as "brain surgery" or "rocket science." And it's OK to compare retirement saving to these two endeavors.
What you don't want to compare retirement saving to is poker. Or any other game of chance. That's not just confusing, it's scary.


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Q: Regex to get number after last underscore I am having trouble coming up with the regex command that will get me Y in the following string X_X_X_Y . BTW: Y is an interger, but can validate that after.

A: You could use shell parameter expansion:
$ s="X_X_X_Y"
$ echo "${s##*_}"
Y

Using sed:
$ sed 's/.*_//' <<< "$s"
Y

Using grep:
$ grep -oP '.*_\K.*' <<< "$s"
Y

A: as an alternative, if you are always tokenizing on the _ char you can skip regex and use awk
echo 'X_X_X_Y' | awk -F_ '{print $NF}'

A: Using BASH regex:
s='s="X_X_X_10'
[[ "$s" =~ [^_]+$ ]] && echo "${BASH_REMATCH[0]}"
10

A: This regex will work as long at the stuff you're matching for is an integer
[^_]+_[^_]+_[^_]+_(\d+)

A: This will print an integer at the end of the string after an underscore.
 perl -e '"0_0_0_1" =~ /_([0-9]+)$/; print $1,"\n" if defined $1'
1

A: This might work for you:
sed 's/.*_\([0-9][0-9]*\)/\1/' file


OSHA regulates slips, trips, and falls under Sub-part D, "Walking-Working Surfaces." These requirements apply to all general industry workplaces. It also covers all walking and work surfaces within these workplaces regardless of operations, including floors, aisles, stairs, ladders, platforms, roofs, etc.
This online Walking-Working Surfaces: What Employees Need to Know course is designed to help employees understand the OSHA Walking-Working Surfaces rule and their responsibilities under the new slips, trips and falls requirements.


Chromite is a member of the Spinel family, and is an iron, chromium oxide. It forms as granules, nodules or in a mass, and is black to brown, with a metalic sheen.
Key Healing Properties: Chromite is a stone of protection, acting on the base chakra, grounding the emotions, avoiding at 'break glass in case of emergency' panic response, and allowing clear thought and perception to grow so that the situation can be analysed beneficially.


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Q: Angular ng-include in wrong position I try to include a template with angular ng-include. The page to include to:

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              Second

              Third

          <ng-include src="getTemplate('default')"></ng-include>

The template:

  text1
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  text3

Get template method:
$scope.getTemplate = function(templateName) {
    return APP_CONFIG.TPL_PATH + '/path/' + templateName + '.html';
};

The template loads fine, I can see it on the page, but in the wrong place. Here is the screen from my browser's console, the ng-include inserts before the table, not inside it:

Could you please help me to understand, why is that? Thank you in advance.
Edit 1, add browser's render:

A: Browsers follow HTML standard, so there can't be any other tag like ng-include inside the tbody tag. There should be only tr

    <ng-include src="getTemplate('default')"></ng-include>

So, change it to:

This will simply put the content of the template inside the tbody.
Note: Your code might work on some browser as other browsers might render it as is but might show different in the inspector. For example: if you miss a closing tag of a div (for example), and when you inspect the element, you will see the closing tag since some browsers like Chrome will auto close for you (although, your page rank for search engines like Google might fall).
Try to use some extension like Web Developer Tool and use a feature like See generated output


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Don't Look Away, Peekaboo Vulnerability May Allow Hackers to Play the Long Game
on September 26, 2018 |
Blocking DDoS DDoS DDoS Attacks DDoS Defense
The newly named Peekaboo vulnerability is a zero-day flaw in China-based Nuuo's video recorder technology.The flaw in NVRMini2, a network-attached storage device, has remained unfixed in the three months since the vendor was alerted. This vulnerability put internet-connected CCTV cameras at risk, a grave concern for organizations using the service to view and manage their connected CCTV cameras. NUUO both uses the technology in its own products and licenses it to third-party surveillance system makers and systems integration partners.
Exposure from Peekaboo Vulnerability
Tenable Research, which discovered the Peekaboo flaw, said it could potentially impact more than 100 CCTV brands and approximately 2,500 different camera models. Organizations in wide range of industries, including retail, transportation, banking, and government, install these cameras to improve security. NUUO was informed of the vulnerability on June 5, 2018. Patches are now available on their website.
This is not the first time an IoT vulnerability has brought unexpected risk to organizations. The Mirai botnet attacks showed how hackers can use CCTVs, webcams, and other Internet-connected devices to launch massive distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks to cause mass disruption. Many of us saw the impact of Mirai in October 2016, when they used the botnets to take down Dyn. Apparently the latest IoT-related risk comes from the Peekaboo vulnerability, opening organizations to risk from an unexpected vector.
Multiple Vulnerabilities Add Risk
The Tenable team found two vulnerabilities; the first was an unauthenticated stack buffer overflow. A buffer overflow attack is when a hacker sends more data than a computer is designed to receive, leading the computer to inadvertently store the leftover data as commands the computer will later run. Buffer overflow is a common code level issue that has been prevalent for years, which can be identified through static analysis. The second vulnerability was a backdoor in leftover debug code, so together the flaws allow hackers to explore the surveillance data and access login credentials, port usage, IP addresses, and other information on the camera equipment itself. These types of issue map directly to coding errors and the remediation exposure disciplines of software exposure.
Let's take a look, however, at what a patient hacker can do with this particular security camera hack.
Here is a hypothetical example of how a hacker might use the Peekaboo vulnerability:
Turn off cameras or delete recordings by executing the buffer overflow
Allow individuals to access to the building
Install additional software within the building for later use
Execute that software well after initial camera hack, resulting in significant exploits against the compromised system
Confuse experts trying to determine the cause of exploit due to the multi-step attack
Think Like a Hacker
As usual, the original hack itself is not the end game. Deleting data or controlling security cameras allows attackers to circumvent security systems to rob residences or businesses. However, my major concern is the potential for infrastructure terrorism on electrical grids, nuclear plants, or water supplies.
Hackers play the long game, and we in the security field need to as well. The software industry must react quickly to vulnerabilities such as Peekaboo, either to provide a patch in our own software, or to apply it as soon as it's available. Software runs most of the objects we know and use every day. It's our responsibility to make it as safe and secure as possible.
Source:https://securityboulevard.com/2018/09/dont-look-away-peekaboo-vulnerability-may-allow-hackers-to-play-the-long-game/


The word is out. The evidence in unquestionable. Westerners are just better drivers than easterners. Well, the Pacific coast may be an exception, but . . .
In Texas, as in most western states, people realize the purpose of driving a car is to get from point A to point B as expeditiously as possible. To help with that, most western states have posted speed limits of 70 to 75 on interstates and rural highways. In Texas, recognizing that our drivers are even more skillful than most, the typical limit is 75, and some of our roads have 80 mph speed limits. One tollway is actually 85.
With the exception of I-35, where constant construction and bumper-to-bumper traffic usually won't allow anyone to get up to the speed limit, Texans zip from one place to another rapidly. This is what we're used to, and it's what we expect.
Imagine my shock on a recent trip east, when we crossed the Sabine River into the swamp they call Louisiana and the speed limit dropped from 75 to 70. As we drove through Louisiana and Mississippi and into Alabama, 70 was the best we found. In many places it was 60 or even less. I can only conclude that the legislatures of those states realize their residents are not skilled drivers. Our destination of Peachtree City, Georgia, is well off the interstates, and we found speed limits of 30 and 40 getting across to there.
Despite the driving conditions getting there—and I didn't even mention the traffic we incurred along the way—we had a good time. My cousin Jan had invited us, along with some other cousins, for Thanksgiving. I think there were about 20 of us gathered for the Thanksgiving meal, including five of us who are first cousins and a number of other relatives and friends.
Jan, on my left, was our hostess. June and Jane, on the ends, are twins, believe it or not. Don't know why Jan's brother Randy wasn't in the picture. If it looks like I'm older than my cousins, that's not true. It's just that they were all born later than I was.
What did you do for Thanksgiving? What kind of speed limits did you incur trying to get there?
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Thanksgiving with cousins was great fun. And the traffic and speed limits didn't bother me at all as my hubby was behind the wheel.
And she doesn't understand why they bother me, since she doesn't have to deal with it.
I am glad that you had a wonderful time despite the traffic frustrations. Thanks for sharing this, David.
Thanks, Sis. As I recall, the speed limit from Lewiston up to Spokane was only 55, so I guess Washingtonians are used to such punishment.


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After finishing her training, Sarah was the Director of Membership and Community Development at Stephen S. Wise Temple in LA. She was responsible for all administrative and programming functions of the membership department of one of the country's largest Reform synagogues (over 3000 families and $40 million budget). She also created and managed the programming, leadership structure and vision for a nationally recognized affiliation program for the 20s and 30s community (over 400 members under the age of 32). Sarah then served as the Director of Membership and Community Development at Temple Chai in Phoenix, Arizona before coming to Tampa Bay, where she has worked as the Director of Marketing and Development for Tampa Jewish Family Services.
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Brake comments on Spurs' Captain, Hugo Lloris, guilty plea to drink driving charge
News from Brake
Wednesday 12 September
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Tottenham Hotspur Goalkeeper and Captain, Hugo Lloris, has today pleaded guilty to drink driving after being stopped by Police in West London last month.
The case comes only weeks after figures published by the Department for Transport showed that the number of people killed or seriously injured in drink drive crashes in 2016 is at the highest level since 2012.
Commenting, Joshua Harris, director of campaigns for Brake, said:
"It is disappointing to see that someone who is a role model to many thousands of football fans has admitted breaking the law by drink driving. We expect the captain of Tottenham Hotspur and his national team to be setting a good example, not flouting the law in such a manner. This kind of dangerous behaviour is selfish, illegal and puts lives at risk."
"Drink driving is an increasing menace on our roads. The current limit gives a false impression that it is safe to drink and drive – it is not. It is high time that the Government takes decisive action before any more lives are needlessly lost and implements an effective zero tolerance drink-drive limit of 20mg per 100ml of blood, making clear to drivers that not a drop of alcohol is safe."
Reported road casualties in Great Britain: Estimates for accidents involving illegal alcohol levels, Department for Transport
About Brake
Brake is a national road safety and sustainable transport charity, founded in 1995, that exists to stop the needless deaths and serious injuries that happen on roads every day, make streets and communities safer for everyone, and care for families bereaved and injured in road crashes. Brake promotes road safety awareness, safe and sustainable road use, and effective road safety policies.
We do this through national campaigns, community education, services for road safety professionals and employers, and by coordinating the UK's flagship road safety event every November, Road Safety Week. Brake is a national, government-funded provider of support to families and individuals devastated by road death and serious injury, including through a helpline and support packs.
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Road crashes are not accidents; they are devastating and preventable events, not chance mishaps. Calling them accidents undermines work to make roads safer, and can cause insult to families whose lives have been torn apart by needless casualties.
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Cruz breaks with Rubio, Bush and Christie: drafting women to fight is "nuts"
Texas senator Ted Cruz, his wife Heidi Cruz, and their two daughters
There was a "should women register to be drafted to fight in a war?" question asked during the ABC News debate on Saturday. Surprisingly, only one candidate opposed it.
This is from the far-left Politico.
Ted Cruz on Sunday said he opposes requiring women to register for a potential draft, breaking with Marco Rubio, Jeb Bush and Chris Christie, all of whom indicated support for opening up the Selective Service to women during Saturday night's debate.
"I have to admit, as I was sitting there listening to that conversation, my reaction was, 'Are you guys nuts?'" Cruz said Sunday, speaking at a town hall here. "Listen, we have had enough with political correctness, especially in the military. Political correctness is dangerous. And the idea that we would draft our daughters to forcibly bring them into the military and put them in close combat, I think is wrong, it is immoral, and if I am president, we ain't doing it."
To applause, Cruz went on to note that he is a father to two daughters, and he wants them to follow their dreams.
[…]The previous night, at the presidential debate, Rubio said he had no problem with women in combat, and added, "I do believe Selective Service should be opened up for both men and women in the case a draft is ever instituted."
Now might be the time to point out that of all the candidates running in the GOP primary, Ted Cruz is the candidate who is the least politically correct, and the most opposed by the Washington establishment.
This is from the radically leftist CNN:
Republican Party leaders and prominent senators are sharpening their knives against Ted Cruz, expressing growing alarm over his candidacy as he continues to mount a serious threat in Iowa.
In interviews with CNN, a growing number of Republicans are beginning to echo remarks made by the likes of former Sen. Bob Dole and Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad…
[…][Cruz] famously led the charge to defund Obamacare in 2013, a battle that precipitated a 16-day government shutdown. He battled with his party's strategy on immigration, the debt ceiling and the budget, even one time pulling GOP senators into session on a Saturday during Christmas season.
And Cruz's accusation earlier this year that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is a liar over his deal-making on the Export-Import Bank angered many Republicans.
"Ted Cruz has burned some bridges with some fellow senators," said Sen. Shelley Moore Capito of West Virginia. "You do see people coming out with more aggressive comments" ahead of Iowa.
I actually think it's a good thing that Mitch McConnell and John McCain and Lindsey Graham don't like Cruz.
Oddly enough, he is also the most qualified candidate running.
Young Conservatives explains:
Trump hasn't got a single conservative achievement. I wrote before about how Rubio sponsors liberal legislation.
Although people present Cruz as a conservative firebrand, he actually got more legislation passed under a Democrat president than Marco Rubio, who rarely shows up to vote, much less introduce legislation.
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If he had added rapists and child molesters to the UN bill, then Turtle Bay would become quickly vacant and we could declare the UN disbanded.
I agree with Cruz, although I'm not sure there is anything particularly immoral about it. Call me old-fashioned, and my apologies if this offends anyone, but if we come to the point of needing a draft I think our strongest and most capable should be first to go. 9.5 times out of 10 those are men. I have no problem with women signing up to serve provided they, like everyone else, meet the physical requirements. But a draft is a different matter entirely.


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Durham County Brass Band Association Contest - Ecstatic Result
The band competed in the Durham County Brass Band Association Contest today at East Durham College, Peterlee, in the 4th Section and played 'An English Pastorale' (which is the test piece for the Area Contest in March). The Band were placed in 1st place overall, which is a fantastic result to start the year off for the band. Along with 1st Place, the band were also awarded prizes for the Best Principal Cornet and the Best Bass Section. The remarks from the adjudicator, David Lancaster, were fair. The band would like to say a big thank you to Michael Evans for conducting when Tim Oldroyd has not been able to make practices, and a thank you to Tim Oldroyd for his work when he has been at practices and taking the band to the contest. Now it's time for preparation for the Area Contest in March.
Michael Evans receiving The Gordon Kitto Memorial Cup for the Best Principal Cornet from Adjudicator, David Lancaster
Trophies: (L-R) Best Principal Cornet, 1st Place Overall, Best Bass Section
Helen Griffiths and Daniel Maitre receiving The Alan Hutchinson Memorial Trophy for the Best Bass Section from Adjudicator, David Lancaster
The Band with Tim Oldroyd and the 3 Trophies


KOCHI/NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Two women defied a centuries-old ban on entering a Hindu temple in the Indian state of Kerala on Wednesday, sparking protests and calls for a strike by conservative Hindu groups outraged by their visit.
The Kerala state government is run by left-wing parties and it has sought to allow women into the temple - a position that has drawn the criticism of both of India's main political parties, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
Earlier, the Kerala state president of the BJP described the women's visit as "a conspiracy by the atheist rulers to destroy the Hindu temples".
The party's state president, P.S Sreedharan Pillai, told TV channels the BJP would "support the struggles against the destruction of faith by the Communists".
On Tuesday, the state government backed a protest by thousands of women, who formed a 620 km (385 mile) human chain, termed the "women's wall", in support of "gender equality" and access to the temple.


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Darvaza Gas Crater
Also known as the "Door to Hell" and the "Gates of Hell"
Darvaza Gas Crater: As you approach you will feel the heat and hear the sound of a thousand dancing flames of natural gas. Local people call this the "Door to Hell". Don't get too close! (Since this photo was taken, the Turkmen government built a low metal fence around the crater and a stone walkway to a patio that overlooks the crater's edge. A photo below shows the metal fence and a new campsite.) Photo by AlexelA / Alamy Stock Photo.
The Door to Hell: The crater, located in north-central Turkmenistan, is about 226 feet (69 meters) across and about 98 feet (30 meters) deep. Photo by Tim Whitby / Alamy Stock Photo.
What is the Darvaza Gas Crater?
What Causes The Flames?
Natural Gas in Turkmenistan
How Did the Darvaza Gas Crater Form?
Other Craters at Darvaza
Cover Collapse Sinkhole
Turkmen President Orders the "Gates of Hell" Fire Extinguished
The Associated Press reported that Gurbanguly Berdymukhamedo, President of Turkmenistan, ordered the "Gates of Hell" fire extinguished because it causes ecological damage and affects the health of people living nearby. January 8, 2021.
The Darvaza Gas Crater is a large crater in the Karakum Desert of north-central Turkmenistan where thousands of flames fueled by seeping natural gas have been burning for decades. The flaming crater's sights and sounds are frightening enough that local people call it the "Door to Hell" or the "Gates of Hell".
Each dancing flame marks the spot where natural gas (methane) emerges from the walls, from the floor, or from the talus piles within the crater. When the natural gas emerges, oxygen in the atmosphere causes it to burst into flames.
People approaching the crater hear the sound of the flames and feel heat that is too intense to stand at some points along the crater's edge. The heat and an odor of combustion can be sensed for some distance downwind.
The crater is located near the village of Darvaza, also known as Derweze, in north-central Turkmenistan - about 160 miles (260 kilometers) north of the Turkmen capital of Ashgabat.
The crater is about 226 feet (69 meters) across and about 98 feet (30 meters) deep. It has an area that would nearly cover ¾ of an American football field - including the end zones.
Tourism at Darvaza Gas Crater: This twilight photo of the Darvaza Gas Crater by Bert de Ruiter in 2019 shows the low fence around the outside of the crater and the walkway/patio to the edge of the crater. Shown in the distance at the top of the photo is a campsite used by tourists who visit the crater. The crater is interesting during the day but it is even more spectacular at night. However, like most other deserts, the Karakum Desert gets really cold at night - so the campsite has small yurts that tourists can use on overnight visits. The Turkmen government hopes that the Door to Hell will generate some tourist traffic. Photo by Bert de Ruiter / Alamy Stock Photo. Click photo to enlarge.
Short Video of Darvaza Gas Crater: This 28-second video lets you see and hear the flames of the Darvaza Gas Crater. The video is by Earth Nutshell, who has an interesting account of their visit to the crater on their website - check it out.
The flames are caused by natural gas seeping from the surrounding rock into the crater. The gas travels through joints (natural near-surface fractures), permeable rock units, and bedding plane separations.
These are the same pathways that natural gas travels through when entering a drilled well. These delivery paths produce flames along the crater walls and send gas seeping through the talus pile. The result is thousands of small flames throughout the crater.
Source of the Flames: This image shows a small portion of the crater walls and the talus piled on the floor of the crater. The crater is in stratified sedimentary rocks, and the flames are caused by natural gas seeping out of rock walls and the floor below the crater. Most of the flames emerge from the talus or the contact between the talus and the crater walls. Photo by AlexelA / Alamy Stock Photo. Click photo to enlarge.
The United States Energy Information Administration (EIA) reports that Turkmenistan had the world's sixth-largest natural gas resource in 2016 and was one of the world's top 15 natural gas producers in 2015.
The country's production is low compared to its resources because there is little domestic demand, and the country lacks the infrastructure needed for vigorous exports. EIA reports that 70% of Turkmenistan's natural gas exports go to China, Russia, and Iran. The rest goes to other countries around the Caspian Sea or in central Asia.
The origin of the crater is reported as a natural gas drilling accident on Wikipedia.org and many other websites. While these reports are in general agreement, they do not reference any government, historical, or research documents. They also do not provide a statement from a person who witnessed the crater's formation.
The Darvaza Gas Crater is reported to have formed in about 1971 while Soviet geologists were exploring for oil and natural gas. They began drilling and quickly realized that they had penetrated an underground cavern. Then the ground beneath their equipment began to subside.
The crew managed to escape, but their equipment was lost in the collapse. (Remains of what is thought to be the drilling rig are present on one side of the crater.) Talus from the walls and rim of the crater began falling into the crater. This produced the current shape of the crater: vertical walls beneath the rim, and piles of talus around the circumference of the crater that slope toward the crater's center.
Geologists use the name "sinkhole" for this type of feature - formed when the ground surface sinks or collapses into a cavern. Geologists use the name "crater" for depressions produced by volcanic eruptions or asteroid impacts.
Darvaza Water Crater: Local people call this sinkhole the "Darvaza Water Crater". There are other water-filled sinkholes in the area around Darvaza. Photo by Ian Trower / Alamy Stock Photo.
Darvaza Mud Crater: Local people call this sinkhole the "Darvaza Mud Crater". There are other sinkholes in the Darvaza area where pools of viscous mud are churned by a stream of bubbling natural gas. Photo by AlexelA / Alamy Stock Photo.
Mud Pot: A mud pot on the bottom of the Davaza Mud Crater being churned by escaping bubbles of natural gas. Photo by Ian Trower / Alamy Stock Photo.
In addition to the Darvaza Gas Crater, there are two similar sinkholes nearby. One is known as the "Water Crater" and the other is known as the "Mud Crater" (see accompanying photos). The water crater normally has water in the bottom, and the mud crater normally has a pool of viscous mud that is stirred by a steady bubbling of natural gas (see accompanying photo). The mud crater sometimes has a small number of gas-fed flames.
All three of the Darvaza craters have vertical walls near the top and talus slopes at the bottom. They appear to have formed from the same geological process. The author believes they are cover collapse sinkholes.
The area around Darvaza is underlain by cavernous limestone, and there are many collapse features within a few miles of the gas crater.
Someone has placemarked the Darvaza Gas Crater in Google Earth, and by clicking the link you can go see it. If you are familiar with using satellite images (or want some experience), you can search the surrounding landscape and look for other sinkholes in this area. The easy ones to find are filled with water. They will appear on the satellite images as tiny black dots (until you zoom in and see that the crater is water-filled). You can also find mud craters and locations where flaming natural gas simply emerges from the ground.
Cover collapse sinkholes generally form where a limestone rock unit at depth is being dissolved and removed by subsurface weathering and erosion. At first, cavities forming in the limestone are overlain by rock layers that are competent enough to support the ground surface. This unstable condition is temporary, and the overlying rock layers will eventually deteriorate and collapse into the voids below. The collapse can be triggered by continued subsurface erosion, an earthquake, vibrations, or, loading of the surface by rain water, construction, or a vehicle like a drilling rig.
Cover Collapse Sinkhole: This illustration, by the United States Geological Survey, demonstrates how a cover collapse sinkhole might form. Frame 1: The overburden of an underground cavern begins to collapse into the cavern. Frame 2: A cavity begins to form above the rock unit containing the cavern. Frame 3: The cavity above the original cavern enlarges, undermining support for the ground surface above. Frame 4: The roof of the cavity fails and an open sinkhole is now part of the local landscape.
There are several cover collapse sinkhole features in the Darvaza area. They likely formed by a process similar to what is described above. Some of them produce a flow of natural gas that is sometimes aflame.
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COVID-19 case prompts quarantines at Long Lots Elementary School
Impacted by a positive COVID-19 test, Long Lots Elementary School now has multiple members of its community quarantined
Finnegan Courtney '23, News Editor
Long Lots Elementary School (LLS) was revealed to have a positive COVID-19 case late on Sept. 28. The person, whose identity cannot be revealed due to privacy protections, is currently quarantined at home for 14 days.
Immediately following the district's knowledge of the case, they began contact tracing. This tracing revealed that several people were 'close contacts' with the infected and have been asked to quarantine until at least Oct. 12. Unlike with Coleytown Elementary School's recent closure, however, LLS will not need to close for any period of time.
"We have identified and informed all close contacts of the need to be excluded from the school environment and request for quarantine," Superintendent Thomas Scarice said.
Even with this recent positive test, Scarice says that the district is putting in maximum effort to fight the spread of coronavirus.
"I believe that we are doing our very best in implementing mitigating measures that prevent spread of the virus in our settings," Scarice said. "We have maximized distancing, followed face covering requirements with consistency and done our best to maintain strong hygiene behaviors."
The fact that the school was not closed, only some quarantined at home, was due to the Connecticut Department of Health's guidance, which includes protocols in the case of a positive test.
Following this closure, the district hopes that the current plan, which has already been put to the test as of late, continues to function under the current circumstances.
"Having kids see their teachers and engage in learning again is a success in my mind," Scarice said. "I am particularly encouraged by our courage as a community to break from the norm and create a program at the elementary level that offers each and every student an opportunity with their classroom teachers every day."
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FARE proposes new plan to tackle alcohol-related violence in NSW
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Foundation for Alcohol Research & Education (FARE), an Australia-based alcohol research and education body, has proposed a ten Point Plan to New South Wales (NSW) Premier Barry O'Farrell to combat with the alcohol-related harms in the state.
The proposed plan is a result of NSW Government's plea to introduce new restriction to handle alcohol-related violence in Kings Cross and also due to the number of people being affected by alcohol-related violence which stands at 34% in NSW.
According to FARE, the easy availability and oversupply of alcohol in the state must be addressed strictly, as it seems to be the primary reason for the cause.
Also, the plan states that a new 'user pays' model should be implemented within the state that would impose licensing fees on late night licenced premises as a contribution towards cost of alcohol-related harms.
The plan also proposes that communities be given greater say on the availability of alcohol in their community and also calls for introduction of appropriate transport and crowd management options in high density areas.
FARE chief executive Michael Thorn said while the issue of alcohol-fuelled violence is a complex problem it is not insurmountable and called on the Premier to work with alcohol policy experts.
"FARE's 10 Point Plan to Reduce Alcohol Harms in NSW represents a complete solution for the people and communities of NSW and I stand ready and willing to offer FARE's assistance to the Premier," Thorn said.
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