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class LRUCache:

    def __init__(self, capacity):
        """
        :type capacity: int
        """
        self.capacity = capacity
        self.size = 0
        self.cache = dict()
        self.linked_list = LinkedList()

    def get(self, key):
        """
        :type key: int
        :rtype: int
        """
        node = self.cache.get(key)
        if node:
            new_node = Node(None, None, key, node.val)
            self.linked_list.add_first(new_node)
            self.cache[key] = new_node # update the cache node
            self.linked_list.delete(node)
            return self.linked_list.first().val
        return -1

    def put(self, key, value):
        """
        :type key: int
        :type value: int
        :rtype: void
        """
        new_node = Node(None, None, key, value)
        node = self.cache.get(key)
        if node:
            self.linked_list.add_first(new_node)
            self.linked_list.delete(node)
        else:
            self.linked_list.add_first(new_node)
            self.size += 1

        self.cache[key] = new_node # update the cache node

        if self.size > self.capacity:
            node = self.linked_list.last()
            del self.cache[node.key]
            self.linked_list.delete_last()
            self.size -= 1

    def __repr__(self):
        res = ''
        for k, v in self.cache.items():
            res += '{{k:{},v:{}}}'.format(k, v.val)
        return '<LRU cache: ' + res + '>'

class LinkedList:

    def __init__(self):
        self.head = Node(None, None, -1, -1)
        self.rear = Node(None, None, -1, -1)
        self.head.nxt = self.rear
        self.rear.pre = self.head
        self.size = 0

    def first(self):
        return self.head.nxt

    def last(self):
        return self.rear.pre

    def add_first(self, inserted):
        self.insert(self.head, inserted)

    def delete_last(self):
        self.delete(self.rear.pre)

    def insert(self, node, inserted):
        inserted.pre = node
        inserted.nxt = node.nxt
        node.nxt = inserted
        if inserted.nxt:
            inserted.nxt.pre = inserted
        self.size += 1

    def delete(self, node):
        node.pre.nxt = node.nxt
        node.nxt.pre = node.pre
        del node
        self.size -= 1

    def __repr__(self):
        res = ''
        node = self.head.nxt
        while node != self.rear:
            res += str(node.key)
            if node.nxt != self.rear:
                res += '->'
            node = node.nxt
        return '<LinkedList: ' + res + '>'

class Node:

    def __init__(self, pre, nxt, key, val):
        self.pre = pre
        self.nxt = nxt
        self.key = key
        self.val = val

    def __repr__(self):
        return '<Node: k:{},v:{}>'.format(self.key, self.val)

# Your LRUCache object will be instantiated and called as such:
# obj = LRUCache(capacity)
# param_1 = obj.get(key)
# obj.put(key,value)


The new class room wing being constructed on the west side of Collinsville's Upper Elementary (CUE) is ready for sheetrock inside and bricks have started up on the outside this weekend. The new eleven rooms should easily be ready for teachers and students in August 2019. A sample of earlier progress is shown below.
A view of the new slab from the existing CUE hallway (between the library & gym).
The gravel construction road (to the CUE from 126th St. N) will eventually be asphalted and serve as the entry loop for CUE students to help reduce 129th St. E. Ave congestion serving three campuses now.


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Radical Acceptance is the practice of seeing things clearly as they really are, and doing so in a way that's self-compassionate and non-judging. The influential Humanistic Psychologist Carl Rogers wrote: "The curious paradox is that when I accept myself just as I am, then I can change." In my own experience and in my work with people who are having difficulty with self-acceptance, I've found that embracing an attitude of Radical Acceptance can be extremely powerful.
Imagine if, rather than berating ourselves for our perceived shortcomings we find ways to embrace them? To find space for all of these qualities and experiences and to accept ourselves just as we are. From this baseline of self-acceptance then we may still embark on a process of change or growth – not to rectify some inherent personal flaw but to build upon that baseline. Imagine if right now, in this moment we could all believe that we are all already enough, that we are ok, just as we are. "I am already enough".
Yep, this can be a very radical concept. For some of us, self-acceptance or acceptance of others can be particularly challenging if we've had experiences in our lives where people have not responded to our personal characteristics, our difficulties and distressing emotions in a nurturing and comforting way. If we've come from a background of being repeatedly criticised and put down then this may have become our automatic, internalised view of ourselves – as someone to be judged, rejected, devalued. We might feel angry, at ourselves and at those who have treated us in this way – how very human of us! Thankfully though, this (like so many other psychological patterns) can be changed.
Of course, all of this doesn't mean that there aren't times when change or action may be needed, especially if what we're doing is causing harm to ourselves or to others. Much of the time though, we may be better served working on being content in the here and now – letting go of our need to change ourselves or others, and to accept ourselves and our lives, as they are. Sounds radical right? Well that's exactly what it is!
Radical Acceptance is a psychological skill that we can develop. Sure, it takes time and practice to override our automatic drives, but it's important to know that it's possible – in fact, it's one of the key tasks of psychological therapy. The therapists at Mid Body Well can help you work on your Radical Acceptance, and you might also be interested in the work of Tara Brach, an authority on Radical Acceptance.


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I LOVE cooking. Whenever I have access to a kitchen, I cook. Even when I'm traveling! Don't get me wrong, I really enjoy hitting the town and going out to eat, but there's something incredibly satisfying about crafting a meal from start to finish and then savoring every bite of your success. I also find it way easier to stay healthy when I cook for myself. I often get food envy when out to meals with friends, and usually end up splurging on something bad. Since I still want to see my friends, oftentimes I'll invite them over for dinner and whip up something delicious and healthy. It's cheaper and easier to stay on track with my diet!
When I visit Austin, we typically go out to eat a few times so I can hit all my favorite spots: Maudie's, Perla's, etc. On the nights when we don't go out, my mom and I will cook up something healthy together. Sometimes it's just nice to get comfortable and cozy with a glass of red, a great meal and wonderful company. This J.McLaughlin sweater is comfortable, cozy and everything in between! It is definitely going to be one I reach for all season long – it's SO soft, such a gorgeous wardrobe staple, and it comes in a bunch of pretty colors. My mom and I really love how the jeans fit too! J.McLaughlin is such a great go-to for everyday classic style, and the pieces look amazing on women of all ages. The fall collection features a bunch of fresh picks like this quilted vest (fab layering piece!), this solid sweater with dainty button details on the sleeves, and this reversible two-tone cardigan. Click here to check out all of J.McLaughlin's new fall arrivals – so much good stuff right now!
My mom and I have both pretty much cut out bread and generally eat pretty clean, so we roast a lot of veggies, make zoodles or really amazing salads. My friend Mara recently featured this recipe for a farro with butternut squash, cauliflower and kale salad on her SnapChat, and I knew it would be the perfect autumn meal for my mom and I to make together while I'm home this week! It's got the perfect balance of flavors and textures, and is super filling. To make this recipe a little bit less labor intensive, try to buy pre-cubed butternut squash (forgoing the shaving), ready-to-eat pomegranate seeds and buy a mandolin for the Brussels sprouts so you don't have to hand slice them!
In a large saucepan over medium-high heat, combine the farro, 4 cups of water and 1 tsp. salt and bring to a boil. Reduce the heat to low, cover and cook until the farro is tender, about 30 minutes. Drain and transfer to a large bowl.
While the farro is cooking, position one rack in the upper third and one rack in the lower third of an oven and preheat to 400°F.
Using a large knife, cut the butternut squash crosswise, separating the dense, straight section of the squash from the round part that contains the seeds. Reserve the part with the seeds for another use. Using the straight section, spiralize the squash using the chipper blade.
On a baking sheet, toss together the spiralized squash, 2 Tbs. of the olive oil and a pinch each of salt and pepper. Spread the squash out in a single layer. On another baking sheet, toss together the cauliflower, 2 Tbs. of the olive oil and a pinch each of salt and pepper. Transfer both baking sheets to the oven and roast the vegetables until lightly browned and fork-tender, 15 to 20 minutes for the squash, 20 to 25 minutes for the cauliflower, rotating the pans about halfway through the cooking time. Remove from the oven and let the vegetables cool slightly.
Add the squash, cauliflower, kale and brussels sprouts to the bowl with the farro and toss gently. Sprinkle with the pomegranate seeds, cheese and pine nuts.
In a small bowl, combine the shallot and vinegar and let stand for 5 minutes. Drain the shallots, reserving the vinegar. Sprinkle the shallots on top of the salad. Return the vinegar to the small bowl and whisk in the honey, mustard, the remaining 1/2 cup olive oil and a large pinch each of salt and pepper. Drizzle the vinaigrette over the salad, toss to combine and serve.
This salad looks amazing, you both ladies look stunning and ready for Fall.
Such a lovely way to start the day, seeing this post with you and your Mom!
That salad looks great! What a cute post with you and your mom! Love it!
These photos are so darling! Everything looks delish.
You and your mom are too cute!
Love this idea, Merritt! Such a cute and fun post!
OMG love this post. You two are the cutest, and LOVE your hair!
What a yummy looking meal! It looks like you and your mom had a great time!
You & your mom are both gorgeous! Love seeing her included in the post – and that recipe looks amazing!
Very cute mother daughter photos and looks like a great recipe too!
Mother/Daughter – couldn't be sweeter! ????❤????
This post is adorable! These pics make me crave fall and I love how you incorporated your sweet mom into this. I love a good meal with my mom and sister.
PS: trying this recipe out tonight!!


I'm not a native english speaker, but isn't "there it is" (which is given as an incorrect option in the quiz) also used as an expression of relief, just like "finally" or "that's it" or "there you go", depending on the context?
Bonjour Daniel, In a word the answer is yes. For example, I am in the garage looking for an item. I spot the item and then I might say «there it is» and that would, indeed, be an expression of relief. J'espère que cela vous aiderait. Bonne chance.
I made the same mistake again in this quiz. "Here it is" and "That's it" look like synonyms to me in some situations. Can someone please make the answers less similar?


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Don Delillo – The Body Artist
The more I read Don Delillo, the more I enjoy the dark aesthetic of his fiction. I sat down last night with the short and brutal The Body Artist and read it in one sitting. I re-read it this afternoon and decided that might be the best way to enjoy this particular novel – in repeated samplings.
The Body Artist is an uncomfortable and uneasy read. Both for its narrative peculiarities and for the alarming substance of its story. On the surface, the story couldn't be simpler -man and woman together, man kills himself, woman grieves. But that triptych has a much more intriguing focus in its investigation of emotional expression through our physical being.
Lauren is a body artist. Someone who creates an exploration of an idea with her movements, corporal presence and acting. We meet her first in a moment of comfort – a morning with her husband. Delillo presents even the smallest detail of their interplays of exchange. Lauren exists in a hyper-deliberate state, moving from gesture to gesture and thought to thought. We have to savor their interactions slowly to catch the hints of discord. They are extremely subtle, but they are there.
The next chapter relates the details of her husband's death. Within two pages we are back with Lauren, and by this point we're so tightly merged with her it is difficult to come up for air. She discovers a young man stashed away in the house. He cannot speak properly on his own but begins to repeat verbatim entire conversations that occurred between Lauren and her now dead husband. In her grief, Lauren begins to believe he's some manifestation of her husband and instead of calling the police or a hospital, tries to take care of him. She just wants him to keep speaking to her.
The experience of reading The Body Artist is similar to attending an intense play or observing a performance piece. It's disturbing to see our main character humiliate and endanger herself. This kind of reader-character fusion doesn't occur often. Usually, there is more distance. But the narrative perspective of The Body Artist doesn't allow for any detachment. We follow Lauren like a voyeur, listen to her thoughts and watch even her most mundane movements. Time runs too slowly. It's suffocating and frustrating. But each time she snaps out of her trance, we're brought up short and offered a glimpse of the heartache and disbelief that inform her most routine actions.
Of the three Delillo novels I've now read, this was the most experimental but also, I felt, the most powerful. In the past, I've criticized him for holding me at an arm's length from his characters. The Body Artist did the exact opposite. It was a visceral experience, both severe and wearisome (I mean those to be taken as positives, or at least for their intensity). I think a longer book would have been far too exhausting so I approve of his restraint. Definitely a novel I will go back to again.


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Q: the store() controller is not working in laravel 5.7 i am working on crating a post for my blog app. laravel 5.7 . but when i want to create a new post it dose not redarect to the index page of the post ...it is just refresh the crate page .......i don't know why its not working .......here is my create blade page
@extends('layouts.app')

@section('content')

 Create post

        <form action="{{route('posts.store')}}" method="POST" enctype="multipart/form-data">
            @csrf

                Title
                <input type="text" name="Title" class="form-control">

                Description
                <textarea name="description" id="description" cols="5" rows="5" class="form-control"></textarea>

                Content
                <textarea name="content" id="content" cols="5" rows="5" class="form-control"></textarea>

                Published At
                <input type="text" name="published_at" class="form-control">

                Image
                <input type="file" name="image" id="image" class="form-control">

                <button type="submit" class="btn btn-success">Create post</button>

        </form>

@endsection

and  post controller
 public function store(createpostrequest $request)
    {
        $image=$request->image->store('posts');
        post::create([
            'title'=>$request->title,
            'description'=>$request->description,
            'content'=>$request->content,
            'image'=>$image
        ]);

        //flashing the message

        session()->flash('success','catagory created successfully');
        return redirect(route('posts.index'));
    }

and here is the request
    {
        return [
            //
            'title'=>'required|unique:posts',
            'description'=>'required',
            'content'=>'required',
            'image'=>'required|image'
        ];
    }

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pit bulls are fighter dogs and they excite in full after their work. They have very powerful jaws and bands and are known to not leave them so easily! Therefore, to avoid unnecessary dangerous situations, they should be trained from an early age and social.
Rottweilers have one of the worst tempers, and are also Inappropriate family dogs, especially for families where the owner is an amateur, without any silent and active process! To avoid dangerous reactions, they need constant training and attention.
German shepherds can react to the great speed and are paying too much attention to the danger level, they can cause fatal damage! Their aggressive nature can be reduced by proper training, socialism and love! In this way, you will find a loyal and very loving family pet.
Doberman panichers are very intelligent, strong and very sensitive to sound. They will understand the risk and react to themselves. They are naturally invasive for strangers and their size plays a role in making them even more dangerous. If properly trained and not obedient, they can do some harm.
These dogs are crosses between the Greek wolves and dogs, and this leads to great estimate. They have their own, wild and demanding heads. Many states have already banned the possibility of ownership of a Wolf Hybrid as a home pet.


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Highways apprentices on road to success in Leicester
Infrastructure, Local Government, Maintenance, People
7 . 10 . 2021
Five trainees in Leicester City Council's highways team have successfully completed their Level 2 Apprenticeship qualifications in highways maintenance.
Ash Walker, Gavin Carter, Josh King, Adam Warwick and Brandon Moore have gained the qualifications after more than two years of hard work, and have now all gone on to full-time employment in highways works with Leicester City Council.
The recruits are among the first in the country to complete a new apprenticeship in this area, after a restructuring from the previous NVQ qualifications.
Ash, who now works for the city council as a trainee contracts supervisor, was one of the first to receive a distinction under the new standard across both the knowledge and practical tests of his apprenticeship.
He said: "It's been a great achievement for all involved and one I'm very proud of. I started here with very little knowledge or understanding of the highways section, but with the guidance and support from skilled staff here and our trainer, Paul Pownall, we have all achieved what we set out to achieve.
"What I enjoyed most about the apprenticeship was working with individuals who took pride in their work. The training programme also allowed me to progress in a way that suited me. It opened doors for me, I am on a career path I am enjoying. I hope to continue to move up once I have mastered my trade."
The other apprentices have gone on to take up jobs in areas including laying tarmac, laying paving slabs and temporary traffic management.
Operations manager Nick Weston, who designed the council's work programme for the apprentices, said: "During their training, each apprentice spent time with various different highways teams carrying out the whole range of activities we carry out as a highways maintenance unit. They were then asked to score their experience in each area. At the end of their 12-month placement programme, they were able to choose which area of work they felt would be most suited to them.
"We're very pleased with the quality of candidates we received for the apprenticeships, and we are proud of their achievements. This is the third batch of apprentices we have trained up, and applications this time round were the most we have had. We look at applicants' skills level and their interest in the construction industry, but there is no age limit, it's just about finding the right candidates."
Partners in the apprenticeship programme include recruiters Salad Skills, training providers Leicester College and Construct Training. Each apprentice undertook a written assessment, a practical assessment and took part in a professional discussion to achieve their qualification.
Assistant city mayor for jobs and skills Cllr Danny Myers said: "This is a great scheme which leads to full-time employment in our skilled highways department. Despite the recent challenges of the pandemic, these apprentices have been working throughout and have demonstrated their commitment and willingness to learn. It's very important that the council leads the way in providing opportunities like these for local people, and I wish this scheme continuing success."
Deputy city mayor for environment and transportation, Cllr Adam Clarke, added: "Ensuring our road infrastructure is up to scratch is an essential job for the council. By taking on and training up apprentices, we benefit from staff who learn their trade on our city streets and can then put their skills to great use by helping to keep Leicester moving."
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Original article | International Journal of Progressive Education 2021, Vol. 17(3) 1-13
The Development and Validation of the Spatial Anxiety Scale for Secondary School Students
Özlem Özcakir Sumen
pp. 1 - 13 | DOI: https://doi.org/10.29329/ijpe.2021.346.1 | Manu. Number: MANU-2007-27-0005.R2
This study aims to develop a scale for determining the anxiety levels of secondary school students in situations that require them to use their spatial skills. The scale was developed in three stages. In the first stage, after expert assessments, a pilot study was conducted. In the second stage, the scale was applied to all students (N=348) studying in a secondary school selected by random sampling for exploratory factor analysis, and results supported a structure with two sub-dimensions consisting of 14 items. For confirmatory factor analysis, the scale was applied to a different group of students (N=206), and analysis results confirmed the two-factor structure of the scale. The first factor, including spatial relations and orientation items, was named Anxiety of Spatial Relations and Orientation, and the second was named Anxiety of Spatial Visualization. In the third stage, Cronbach's alpha reliability of the scale was found to be ,82 for the whole scale and ,81 and ,72 for sub-dimensions. The McDonald's omega was also calculated as ,97 for the whole scale and ,96 and ,91 for sub-dimensions of it. The results revealed that the scale measures the spatial anxiety level of students validly and reliably.
Keywords: Secondary School Students, Spatial Anxiety, Spatial Orientation, Spatial Relations, Spatial Skills, Spatial Visualization
Sumen, O.O. (2021). The Development and Validation of the Spatial Anxiety Scale for Secondary School Students . International Journal of Progressive Education, 17(3), 1-13. doi: 10.29329/ijpe.2021.346.1
Sumen, O. (2021). The Development and Validation of the Spatial Anxiety Scale for Secondary School Students . International Journal of Progressive Education, 17(3), pp. 1-13.
Sumen, Ozlem Ozcakir (2021). "The Development and Validation of the Spatial Anxiety Scale for Secondary School Students ". International Journal of Progressive Education 17 (3):1-13. doi:10.29329/ijpe.2021.346.1.
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Unlike many boat builders in the Far East, Grand Banks has their own dedicated yard with a long-standing history of exceptional craftsmanship, consistent seaworthy construction, keen attention to detail, and meticulous quality control in every boat they build. Bluewater brand champions Mark Connors, Roger Mooney and Chuck Meyers recently traveled to Grand Banks' Malaysia facilities where the trio expanded on their knowledge of the company's construction processes and craftsmanship capacities– such as their in-house lamination, metal work and carpentry capabilities.
One of the most notable aspects observed by our team was Grand Banks' ability to mill their own teak accents. Due to the exceptional regional resources in Southeast Asia, the carpentry team is able to stockpile large supplies of raw teak on site throughout the seasons. Grand Banks craftsmen then meticulously dry and mill these high quality materials prior to crafting them into the signature steering wheels, beautiful toe rails and lustrous interior finishes the company is renowned for.
Of primary interest to the Bluewater contingent during this visit was the final stages of construction on hull #2 of the 50' Eastbay SX model line. This hull was built with Twin IPS Volvo 900D11 engines and was delivered to Bluewater Yacht Sales just prior to the Annapolis Boat Show.
Derived from the original Grand Banks Eastbay 49, which debuted in 1998, the Grand Banks Eastbay 50 SX has resuscitated the aging beauty of the 49 while implementing a more efficient deep V hull design, more space and more modern European-inspired lines. This new take on an old classic still exudes all of the quality and craftsmanship that Grand Banks has been known for over their nearly 50 year history. The new Eastbay 50SX is also incredibly versatile, offering five different layouts with several option packages available for any of the differing layouts.
Among the great features, our new Eastbay 50SX offers a galley-down option with twin master cabins with walk around berths and en suite heads. Beyond the standard features, the boat has been customized to provide an additional pullout sofa in the salon which is ideal for small children but could accommodate guests of up to 6' in height. On the exterior, sun worshippers will appreciate the sun pad forward of the cabin, while their more UV ray conscious counterparts can enjoy leisure time under the aft awning that shades the entire cockpit and retracts seamlessly into the hardtop when not in use.
The cabin top boasts an expansive sun-roof to allow for natural light and good air flow while underway or at rest. In the cockpit, an optional electric grill and a custom designed auxiliary helm center complete with joystick controls have been added. Coupled with a bow thruster and the state-of-the-art pod drives, the power system and controls provide for exceptionally simple docking and close-quarters maneuvering.
"With the IPS pod drives she is easy to handle in the tightest of areas and even the most experienced boaters have come away from sea trials extremely impressed with the boat's maneuverability, " explains salesman Chuck Meyers. The tracking in a high speed turn is downright remarkable – at 28 knots the wheel can be turned hard over with no slipping or cavitation, and a look back from the helm confirms the incredibly tight turning radius she can achieve. Meyers also recounts after a sea trial on the Severn River, a customer noting that he could see down the entire river through the sunroof without missing a beat as the boat cornered aggressively. Also of note for today's discerning cruiser, all this high-end performance is achieved with a very minimal sound signature – a mere 72 dB while cruising at 20.5 knots and 76 dB while cruising at 28.3 knots; with a top speed pushing 34 knots.
With this marriage of innovation, performance and high-end luxury, we think you you'll agree the Grand Banks 50 Eastybay SX is a marvelous cruising solution to behold.


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Sports Competitions List
Kabaddi World Cup (Standard Style)
Type International
Governing Body International Kabaddi Federation
Conducted Irregular
The men's kabaddi team of India has won all the three tournaments that took place till now, being the most dominating team of the competition.
The standard style of Kabaddi World Cup was started in the year 2004 and is administered by the International Kabaddi Federation. Twelve teams around the world participate in the competition. In 2016, India defeated Iran by a score of 38-29 and kept its place intact on the top of the tournament table. The emblem of the 2016 match was a lion which represented the Asiatic Lions of Girnar. Canada was the second runner-up in the year 2004.
At present, the competition is conducted in a round-robin group stage format in which 6 teams compete in two pools. The first and second finishers in each group move to the semi-finals.
In the standard style of kabaddi, each team consists of seven members each.
The game is played in two parts, each of a duration of 20 minutes. Each team has three players in reserve.
The raider needs to run to the opposing court and tag one or more players to earn a point before he goes out of breath. The raider needs to chant "Kabaddi Kabaddi" in exhaling breath to show the referee that he has not inhaled. If the raider inhales before returning to his court, he will be declared out, and a point will be issued to the opposite team.
A raider will also be declared out if he fails to touch a member of the opposite team. The tagged members will be declared out if they fail to stop the raider who tagged them.
The defenders of the opposite team are not allowed to cross the center line and the raider is not allowed to touch the boundary line. There is a bonus line which gives bonus points to the raider if the raider succeeds in touching the bonus line.
Whenever a player is declared out, the opposite team earns points. A team can gain a bonus of two points if the entire opposing team is declared out by the referee.
The team with the highest points wins.
Kabaddi - Clothing
Sport: Kabaddi
Kabaddi - Shoes
Sailing - Sail
Sport: Sailing
Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium (Marina Arena)
The Arena by TransStadia
Patliputra Sports Complex
Patna, India
Throwing Frames
Sport(s): Athletics
Wrist Based Sensor


This incorporates the goodness of Neem and Tulsi extracts with Teatree oil which are well known for their anti-microbial and antibacterial properties.
For Skin: This combination is very useful against skin eruptions such as acne, rashes, hyper-pigmentation, burns and abrasions.It is a protecting and moisturizing agent with its high Essential Fatty Acid and Vitamin content. This Gel is best suited for people with oily and pimple prone skin types. It removes extra sebum and excess oil from skin pores without affecting its natural essential oils.


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Q: Hooking extTextOut problems I am working on a dll injection soft in c#, the injected dll is also in c# and i'am using pinvoke for certain system functions.
When using extTextOut i get the string scrambled and the lines get mixed together
What am i doing wrong?
I hooked extTextOut using EasyHook from codeplex.com like this:
try
            {
                CreateFileHook = LocalHook.Create(
                    LocalHook.GetProcAddress("gdi32.dll", "ExtTextOutW"),
                    new DExtTextOutW(ExtTextOutW_Hooked),
                   this);

                CreateFileHook.ThreadACL.SetExclusiveACL(new Int32[1]);

            }

and my extTextOut method is
[DllImport("gdi32.dll", CharSet = CharSet.Auto, SetLastError = true, CallingConvention = CallingConvention.StdCall)]
        static extern bool ExtTextOutW(IntPtr hdc,
                                       int X,
                                       int Y,
                                       uint fuOptions,
                                       [In] ref RECT lprc,
                                       string lpString,
                                       uint cbCount,
                                       [In] IntPtr lpDx);

static bool ExtTextOutW_Hooked(
            IntPtr hdc,
            int X,
            int Y,
            uint fuOptions,
            [In] ref RECT lprc,
            string lpString,
            uint cbCount,
            [In] IntPtr lpDx)
        {

            try
            {
                DemoInjection This = (DemoInjection)HookRuntimeInfo.Callback;

                lock (This.Queue)
                {
                    This.Queue.Push(lpString);

                }
            }
            catch
            {
            }

            return ExtTextOutW(
                 hdc,
                 X,
                 Y,
                 fuOptions,
                 ref lprc,
                 lpString,
                 cbCount,
                 lpDx
                  );

        }

And another question if i may. How can i constantly monitor a window which is out of focus or minimized(using this approach it does not work properly)
Thanks a lot!

A: If I understand correctly what you meant by "string scrambled and the lines get mixed" than there are two issues that might help you:

*

*The string could be output as Glyphs indices and not as Chars (therefore will appear as scrambled text).

*You should refer only to the amount of chars supplied by cbCount param other chars in the string may be "garbage" chars.
Hope that helped.


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		var myLatlng = new google.maps.LatLng(latitude,longitude);
		var mapOptions = {
			zoom: 14,
			scrollwheel: false,
			center: myLatlng
		};
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		var contentString = '';
		var infowindow = new google.maps.InfoWindow({
			content: '

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RID Yinka started his Rotary journey as a Rotaractor in 1983. A Rotarian since 1993, Yinka is a member of the Rotary club of Trans Amadi, Port Harcourt District 9141, Nigeria. he served his Club as Presidne tduring the 2002-203 Rotary Year during which he won the Rotary International Global Quest Award for highest percentage net membership gain worldwide. RID Yinka served his District as District Governor in 2011-2012 and during his year as Governor, the District raised over a $1,000,000 U.S. which contributed to the District (9140 at the time) to be one of the Top three performing Districts in the world, and was recognized as such at the Rotary International Convention in Bangkok, Thailand in 2012. This led to continued growth in the District which resulted in the District being split into to Districts in July of 2017.
You *DON'T* want to miss this opportunity to be a part of Rotary History!!!!
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SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKER - RID Yinka Babalola - 4/18/2019.
Welcome to the Rotary Club of Chicago Southeast!
Let's Eradicate Polio and Drop To Zero!
In Memorium of our fallen Club member.
Click the image below to download the entire Homegoing Service Program.
It is the family's request to honor Dr. Michael Phillips' dedicated service to missions in Venezuela, Haiti, Nicaragua and Ghana. Please consider making a donation to the missions branch of Robb Thompson Ministries.


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Conor McGregor: Top 5 UFC Performances
Adam Haynes
Conor McGregor: The UFC lightweight champion and future Hall of Famer may be the most polarizing figure in the MMA community
There is no doubt, however, that he has had some pretty big moments in the UFC.
McGregor is simply a fighter like none other ever witnessed in Mixed Martial Arts. The Irishman has garnered a massive legion of fans over the years with his brash, trash-talking exploits outside of the cage and his slick skills inside of it, breaking records and making unprecedented amounts of money for an MMA fighter.
Regardless of his accomplishments, "The Notorious" has also earned a large number of detractors who have become disillusioned with the perceived favoritism he has received from the UFC. Despite winning the featherweight title with a 13-second KO over Jose Aldo in 2015 at UFC 194 and becoming the first fighter to hold two world titles in two separate weight classes simultaneously, McGregor has never defended a title.
Having survived off of welfare checks 5 years ago, the Dublin-native has become a self-made millionaire off the back of some pretty hard graft and his world-famous personality. Having talked himself into a bout against the greatest boxer of his generation in Floyd Mayweather last month, McGregor added an estimated $100 million + to his already healthy bank balance.
As for his fighting, however, there are many examples of when the Dublin-native backed up his big mouth. We take a look at his 5 greatest career performances in the UFC in the list below:
(5) Chad Mendes – UFC 189 (July 2015)
Last minute replacement, Chad Mendes, took McGregor down three times in the first round and kept him there for most of the second. McGregor, spending most of the fight on his back, ate shots from above while attempting to stay in the fight. Mendes botched a guillotine-choke attempt, allowing McGregor to rise to his feet and knock "Money" out with just three seconds left in the round.
(4) Max Holloway – UFC Fight Night: Shogun vs. Sonnen (August 2013)
McGregor was convincing in the first round but suffered a painful ACL tear in the second which should have given Holloway the advantage. Despite the injury, McGregor turned in an impressive performance where he utilized his rarely seen ground game and all-round skillset to turn the younger (and taller) man over.
(3) Jose Aldo – UFC 194 (December 2015)
The famous 13-second knockout of the dominant featherweight champion Jose Aldo at UFC 194. McGregor was to finally be matched with a dominant world champion who could command the title of the world's pound-for-pound best fighter.
Many had tipped McGregor to join Aldo's ranks of conquered challengers, citing the Brazilian pound-for-pound #1 as having the tools necessary to expose the Irishman.
(2) Nate Diaz 2 – UFC 202 (August 2016)
One of the greatest fights of all time? The bout was an absolute war of attrition between both men, but neither relented. McGregor dropped Diaz on numerous occasions and ate some pretty big shots (and slaps) from the man who had beaten him at UFC 196 earlier that year.
(1) Eddie Alvarez – UFC 205 (November 2016)
McGregor absolutely dominated and outclassed Alvarez from the outset with excellent strikes from range which were timed to perfection. The champion was dropped in the first round which spelled a long night for the Philadelphian. Come Round 2, that long night became a lot shorter when McGregor once again dropped the 155-pound king, following up with Alvarez laid out before the fight was stopped and McGregor made history.
McGregor is expected to make his much-anticipated return to action in 2018, although he has not exclusively announced that he will not fight before then. Following the massively lucrative bout with Mayweather in August, many have argued that the Irishman will find it hard to motivate himself for UFC purses having hauled in a ridiculous amount of cash in his pro boxing debut.
Should "The Notorious" indeed return, then the obvious prime candidate for his first fight back in the octagon will be Nate Diaz. Diaz is considered McGregor's biggest rival and more importantly to the UFC, the biggest fight in terms of pay-per-view revenue. The 29-year-old could realistically defend a UFC title for the first time while settling the rubber match at the same time. With Diaz and McGregor both one apiece from their two prior meetings, it does seem the fight to make.
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Happiness is.... making memories with your loved ones
in Happiness and hope, Precious moments of life
It's been hard finding time to pen down my thoughts since 2020 got off to a rather crazy start. It doesn't necessarily mean in a bad way and I think we are still feeling positive and hopeful for the year, but it does mean we have been so busy spring cleaning, celebrating CNY, getting the kids settled in their new school year, getting accustomed to waking up before sunrise, finding our beat and fine-tuning our routines, gathering with family and friends, catching up with world news and daily updates, explaining to the kids about COVID-19 and reminding them to practise good hygiene and so on.
Come to think of it, it's been seven long years since I started this "Happiness is..." series on the blog and I've not missed a single month along the way. Pretty amazing, right? It's such a good way for me to recap what went through my life every month and while jotting these memories down helps to make them everlasting, it also helps me to look back, reflect, learn and cherish these moments.
December 2019 was one of the best, and likely one of the most hectic, months ever. Let's see, we visited six playgrounds, checked out the Yakult factory, played archery, went indoor climbing, took the kids to the school bookshop to get their new books, spent a heavenly 7D6N in Langkawi, treated our parents to a 4D3N family retreat in Club Med Bintan, went for a 'ice' skating session, organised two birthday parties, took the kids out to celebrate on their actual birthdays and hosted a Christmas potluck for our family to come together. Yup, I say "Fwah" to that! I have no idea how we squeezed so much stuff into the span of a month but I am glad and thankful we did all we could do.
In this "Happiness is..." post, it's all about making memories with our loved ones.
Just a couple of days after we got back from our mum-and-kids 6D5N cruise (read our detailed review of Royal Caribbean's Quantum of the Seas here), we headed to VivoCity to check out the fun-filled Bounce-A-Saurus Fiesta which included four giant inflatables, carnival games and a 5-metre tall water slide! It was raining when we arrived but we didn't let that dampen our spirits in the least. The kids were so happy to try their luck at the games which included basketball, rubber duck fishing, can knock down and bank a ball and we walked away with pretty cool prizes like highlighters, pencils and stuffed toys.
After I was done with the photo-taking (this was a media invite event after all), I decided to put the phone away so I could join the kids on the inflatables and have fun jumping together. The big girl told me "Mama, there is only one adult playing on the bouncy castles - YOU!" and she meant it in a very sweet, grateful way. Awwww. We spent close to an hour playing tag and these kids were not easy to catch, I tell you. There were many times when we stumbled and fell into a heap and couldn't stop laughing because it was just too fun. I hope they don't remember me as just the mum who brings them to fun events but the mum who also joins in the fun with them.
Even though it was still drizzling, I decided to let the girls make their way to the water slide since it was open! I mean, anyway they were gonna get wet, so a little rain wouldn't make much difference, right? You should have seen their faces when I said "Go and have fun!" There were not much other kids (I think maximum three and they didn't play for long too) so it was as though these two had the entire slide to themselves for a whole half an hour. They definitely made a big splash and enjoyed themselves tremendously.
Thanks to KidZania Singapore, we went for a KidZ Day Out which brought us to Yakult Factory and let the kids try out outdoor archery at a camp challenge too. I have always wanted to bring the kids to the factory because Yakult is one of our favourite drinks yet I don't think I educate them enough on how it is made and the benefits of it. It was definitely an eye opener for all of us when we saw how thousands of bottles were being made every minute and we also learnt so much more about the history of this probiotic drink.
At the archery session, the boy had his first attempt at target shooting while the girls tried out the combat challenge where the kids had to team up to battle against the adults. It was sweet to see how the sisters would guide the boy in shooting the arrows and he was most excited to go again and again. As for the sisters duo, they were awesome in the game because instead of hiding at the back, they surprised me by how they were not afraid to dash to the frontline and try to shoot their enemies. Good job, my dears!
One of the biggest highlights of December was our family trip to Langkawi where we spent six nights bonding as a family. It was so awesome! Some people told us our stay was too lengthy and we would be bored but it turned out that all of us wished we could have stayed for even longer. It wasn't because we wanted to visit every single attraction they had; it was because we truly enjoyed the pace of life, the beach paradise and the feeling of being close to nature. Why? Because we stayed here!
Yup, we stayed at Labu Labi and the beach was right at our doorstep. We loved this chalet style home even if it meant that we had no hotel breakfast, no daily housekeeping or that our room was consistently sandy. The hubby, the kids and I still strongly feel that this place was simply perfect for us and we would not hesitate to go back again next time. The girls were most ecstatic that they were able to go crab hunting every night and believe it or not, they could catch the crabs - both big and small - on their own with a bucket and net. Very incredible! These are the memories that will last us for a long, long time and make us look forward to family vacations. I am hoping to find time to write more about that fabulous holiday but here's sharing some snapshots first, yeah?
Yup, besides the beach, we also visited many places including going on the world's steepest cable car, exploring a night market, going on a mangrove tour, checking out a bat cave, hiking to a waterfall and jumping into the cold water and so much more. Right, I definitely need a dedicated post on Langkawi because there's a lot more I wanna share with you, so stay tuned for that.
Call us crazy but after lugging three kids for a 7D6N adventure, we only had a day to rest (and to do our laundry and pack all over again) before we headed out for another family trip to Club Med Bintan (read our review of Club Med Bintan here). This time round, we were travelling as a group of 16 and it was definitely the biggest group we had ever been with. Remember when we brought all of our parents to Harris Batam and had a blast there celebrating my dad's birthday? I am so glad that we are still able to give our parents a treat (okay, it is actually the hubby's treat because hello, SAHM here) and bring them to explore new places while they are all still fit and healthy. It is also very heartening to see how they can get along well together and chit chat about anything under the sun (they will arrange and go for karaoke sessions without us and even went for 2D1N overseas trip together too, how nice!).
It was a long walk to the sports centre and with all the flights of stairs we had to climb, I was just glad that the parents persevered and didn't give up, only complained. Haha. Well, it isn't always that you get to try your hands on outdoor archery, right? I was glad my parents got to do it side by side because this, to me, was a moment to remember.
For the first time ever, I also played squash with my dad. Yup, 36 years old and I don't remember we ever did this together. If that's not called making priceless memories, I don't know what is. My mum wanted to go for a spa session and after failing to persuade my dad to go with her, I decided to chuck the kids and accompany her for a full 90-minute session since they were having a 1-for-1 promotion. Shiok ah! I also don't remember that we ever had a mum-and-daughter spa session (it is not exactly our cup of tea but both of us will try to do it when we are holiday) so this was an afternoon I relished and cherished deeply.
I always love a challenge so I was glad to have the opportunity to pick up a few trapeze tricks (watch me in action here) as well as try out aerial yoga with my sister-in-law and niece. Both were not easy but very fun and I find it amazing just how you get to experience and try so many different activities in Club Med - which is probably one of the reasons why we love it so much, in addition to the late night parties and free flow booze, haha.
Speaking of parties, besides a limbo rock party where both my spontaneous mum and mum-in-law joined in the fun, we also had a very memorable foam party during our stay. Initially, only the kids were playing inside and while the hubbies were chilling out, my sister-in-law and I were taking photos of the little ones. Then I decided "Why not?" and went to ask my mum to look after my belongings before I hopped right into the foam and make the kids thrilled to see Mama trying to put foam all over their heads. The hubby and sister-in-law soon joined in and we then decided to drag the brother-in-law in too when he refused to come over. Haha. Yes, and we succeeded! It was fun feeling like kids once more and I think our kids were all very happy that their parents were all wet and soapy like them. Haha. Once again, not many adults were inside, okay, why ah? Anyway, I wanted a group photo before we left and the hubby was shaking his head and saying that the staff was clearing up already but I decided to go ahead and ask for help to take one anyway. Haha. I have to be brave, if not I would lose many of these precious moments. The staff said "Sure!" and was more than happy to help us and she took like half a dozen shots. Thank you for the precious memories from this fun night!
Besides feasting like kings and queens at every meal during our stay, we also came together to celebrate Asher's birthday and made our way to a kelong on our last day to enjoy a yummy seafood dinner. It is never easy coordinating when you have a big group of people travelling together but we made it work well and I think all of us, from the young to old, had a good time on this trip too. Till our next family trip together!
On the boy's actual birthday, we coincidentally passed by a skating rink set up at the mall and with a stroke of luck, the hubby had kept the dinner receipt so we could claim play passes for the kids! Woohoo! Sure, it was a synthetic skating rink and was not so slippery but hey, there were cute skating aids, we were right in time for the 'snowfall', parents were allowed to accompany the kids and we all had a good half an hour of fun. It reminded me of how the best things in life might not be planned at times. They just happen. All you can do is to cherish and enjoy every moment of it.
By now, you do know that we watch plenty of movies and the kids always tag along, right? Yup, they did so since they were babies and we still strive to make every Friday a family movie night. It doesn't mean we always hit the cinema (not cheap ley) but we can also be snuggling on our couch and watching a family-friendly show on Netflix. There was a movie we were looking forward to in December and that was the finale installment of 叶问! We watched all the first movies and were excited to find out the ending in this newest movie. The last time Asher watched was 叶问 was when he was two weeks old (yar lor and we still brought him along, haha) so this was the first time he was properly introduced to the kungfu master and let's just say he was so inspired to learn kungfu too and even tried to do 咏春拳. Haha. This emo Mama also teared at the part where Ip Man was struggling to communicate with his rebellious son and it was only when he revealed that he had cancer that his son broke down and reunited with him. Aiyo, so tear-jerking!
I am still keeping up with my monthly 快乐妈咪 column (which reminds me, my next one is due soon!) and it is always a joy to see my writing appear in the papers. This latest one was about travelling as a family which I managed to write in between our trips and it was a reminder to me on how important it is for us to make memories together while the kids are still young and willing to follow us everywhere. Thanks for all your encouragement every time an article comes out, you have no idea how much I appreciate that.
With CNY fast approaching, I also decided to do a spring cleaning and we started off with our library. Oh yeah, all these books were from our own treehouse library at home, that's quite a lot, right? I think it's important to let the kids join in the spring cleaning process because this is after all their home too and they should feel like a part of it. We went through book after book to decide which to keep and which to donate and it turned out to be not as tedious as I thought because we were in it together.
This being the year end school holidays and the girls had no homework to do, we made sure we played... a lot! We visited the playground in Admiralty Park again and this time, the big girl made sure she went on all of the 26 slides! Instead of just watching, I also joined in the fun with them as usual and let's just say that the long roller slide we went on was not all that pleasant for my bum but at least we laughed a lot and made fond memories from those rides.
The boy also had his first ever birthday celebration in school and he was super excited about it! We didn't do anything fanciful except cut a cake, gave out goodie bags and treated the classmates to strawberries and chocolates. The best part was having an impromptu game where we played charades which was themed "Superheroes" since the boy had a Batman birthday theme. Yup, so the hubby took charge of this and acted out Ironman, Superman, Thanos and more before some of the kids decided it was very fun and wanted to try too. Yay! It's always nice seeing the smiles on the kids and their friends too, I think that is a very meaningful and important part about birthdays and we always create such precious, unique memories from every milestone.
Of course, we also held a small-scale party to celebrate the boy turning 4 and this time round, we invited just a handful of his best friends over for a poolside BBQ. I will share more about that in a separate post so stay tuned for that! On the day of his birthday, we had a mum-and-kids lunch at McDonalds and a 'ice cream' ceremony where he blew out his candle which was in the middle of a hot fudge (I brought a candle and lighter out, smart right?). Haha. We must have sung the birthday song pretty loud because not long after, a staff came over and surprised out with a brownie with the words "Happy Birthday" written on it. So sweet and nice of them!
Just two days after the boy turned four, the little sister celebrated her 7th birthday too! Fwah, two birthday parties in one weekend, can it get busier than that? Oh well, at least all their birthdays fall in the holiday period so we are able to have parties and go out and play! I kind of like it that way. Nope, I didn't plan for that and having three year end babies is all but a pure coincidence! All natural birth too - the girls were even born at exactly the same time though different day. 命中注定。
Anyway, Ariel chose an ice cream theme for her party this year so we invited her good friends over to play games, have a tea party and celebrate her big day for her. Still find it hard to believe that my baby girl is growing up so fast but happy to see that she is enjoying school and loving her life. I will share more about her party too in another post which means I have lots of posts to write. Haha. But I will catch up somehow.
On the morning of her big day, I also surprised her with a yummy banana boat sundae since we had ice cream in our fridge and that made her really happy.
I would usually let the birthday kid choose a place to visit on their big days so this girl decided she wanted to go to Clip n Climb and do indoor climbing. I think it was a great choice as all of us had fun and enjoyed ourselves. Previously, the boy was scared to the max and not only refused to climb but didn't allow me to climb too, haha. This time, he was so brave as to try out a few different walls - never mind that he only climbed a little each time - and even helped to photograph me when I was scaling up the walls too. As for the girls, they conquered nearly a dozen walls and reached the tops and even had a friendly competition with each other too. Fun!
We always host a Christmas party for our family and last year was no different. We had a steamboat lunch, the adults had a gift exchange, the kids received lots of presents, we played Bingo and our parents even tried out some of the games played during Ariel's party like the ice cream archery. Haha. It's always nice to see everyone come together and have a good time and I think this is the kind of Christmas celebration that suits us best.
Thanks to Santa Claus who visited us and dropped off these lovely presents for the kids too! The kids were really delighted to see that their milk and cookies were well-received too. Oh, and here's our Christmas tree which gets reused year after year and yet we love it just the way it is. It's always fun setting it up with the kids and it's something that they look forward to every December too.
Last but not least, we did something very special on New Year's Eve and that is.... getting the girls their birthday presents! They have been waiting for this for the past two years but we wanted to wait till the moment is right. Here's presenting our two new family members - Lyra and Kyra! Aren't they super duper cute? The girls chose and named these yellow pudding hamsters themselves and are over the moon to have them in our humble home.
I guess 2020 is gonna be a very busy year for everyone but we are looking forward to it with hope and joy in our hearts. That marks the end of our December and another happy year that has passed. Till more updates in the new year, people!


This happened after many crashes on one page and finally opening Task Manager in Win 7 to find that there was a firefox.exe listed at over 200,000K(?) but actually no applications in the queue AT ALL.
When I went to click on it and close it I got an invalid handle error and it disappeared.
Pray tell, what is THAT about?
FF 66.0.3 (32-bit on Dell Vostro 410 Intel Core2Duo E7200 @2.53Ghz per core, 4.0 GB RAM, 3.24 GB usable) Win 7 Home Premium and set as default over IE 11. No other browsers or OS installed.
Running Firefox 66.0.3 (64-bit) on Windows 10 Version 1809 Build 17763.437.
I suspect this issue started with FF 66. When I close Firefox, it takes 20 seconds for the program to end. Looking at the Windows Task Manager, while FF is open there are 5 shown processes. As soon as I close it, the Window is gone but Task Manager still shows 3 processes. On of those processes shows CPU in the 25% to 35% range and also the memory usage for that process keeps going up. After 20 seconds, it's finally all gone.
This is very annoying when I try to shut down Windows with FF open as Windows gets stuck waiting for FF.
I started FF in Safe Mode, but the problem is still there. I disabled Service Workers... no help.
Is it just me? Any ideas what to try?
Why does Firefox take about 25-seconds to start?
It only happens when I open Firefox. I can open additional tabs or windows after Firefox starts almost immediately. It happens like that every time. I will say that I have I.E. 11 Browser installed on this same computer & I do not have that problem. I have tried refreshing Firefox in the past with no improvement. What can you suggest?
Why did I start getting BlueScreens when I first set Firefox as default browser?
PHASE 1: 10/18/18 - virus took over browser; CMD available, so I got rid of virus. Then 01/01/19 - 02/12/19 seven virus attacks even tho' I installed McAfee. 02/13 - Installed Firefox 65.0.2 -- NOT as DEFAULT browser.
PHASE 2: 02/15 - virus 02/16 - made Ffx DEFAULT browser 02/17 - "Firefox Update" virus; later same day, 1st BSOD. 02/18 - "Firefox Update" virus; later same day, 2nd BSOD. 02/19 - "Firefox Update" virus; UNINSTALLED Firefox. NOTE: I manually deleted many Ffx files left behind after uninstall (incl Ffx ID).
02/20, 02/22, 03/03, 3 addtl BSODs. 03/04 Reinstalled Ffx (Why not?); set it to default browser.
PHASE 4: 04/12 BlueScreen; uninstalled Firefox; wiped everything I could: caches, dumps, internet Temp files 04/14 Full install of Firefox 66.0.3, set as default browser. Ghostery Add-on. 04/15, 04/16 -- viruses 04/19 BlueScreen. Made IE default browser -- it's a duenna -- but I'm using Firefox.
There are 3 dark pixels that appear permanently along the bottom of the address toolbar (or bookmarks toolbar if using it). They can be seen in the attached screenshot (look closely above the red arrows). These pixels have existed in the same location for several months, maybe years, despite frequent Firefox updates. I guess they have gone unnoticed by Mozilla community all this time.
Malwarebytes Detects 'prefs.js' as a Virus - Wtf?
Malwarebytes detects that my prefs.js is a virus. How is this possible? Should I be concerned? What do i do about this?
I get an error after entering my login details.
Last night I was watching twitch and some youtube videos and all of a sudden the video players paused. I refreshed the page and was met with a black screen on both twitch and youtube. The overlay for the players was there (volume control, play/pause, "live" notification in the top right corner of twitch), but youtube had a permanent loading symbol and twitch was completely blacked out. I closed out of firefox and reopened and the players started working again, but later today the same thing happened, again forcing me to close out of firefox. It's been hard for me to try and diagnose the problem because it happens sparingly and reproducing the issue has been difficult.
Firefox Sync will not sync and has not for 2 months, how do I fix this?
Sync is not working. It has not updated in 2 months as the screenshot shows. I installed a new SSD drive the first part of February. It worked then as I sync'd with the new installed Firefox. However, it hasn't worked since. I'm lost in how to address this after researching and finding methods to do so. None have worked.
I keep getting a blank window with a close option on top of whatever I'm browsing. Took a screen shot.
Can't get a clean print of the web page. Chrome prints same page perfectly.
Hi, Firefox is my go-to browser... but I'm forced to use Chrome more and more as Firefox doesn't seem to be able to print web pages..... I've read through as many online Firefox support articles, reset the printer setting, reset Firefox, etc. but when doing print preview and then PDF print of pages, Firefox either only shows the upper part or breaks the web page into multiple pages and misses/deletes the content between pages.
I have a Win10 64 bit pro system with tons of processor power, memory, bandwidth, etc. All patches and driver updates installed. FF 66. This problem has been here for months, doesn't seem to be version sensitive. At the start of nearly any video, the audio is in sync. Audio quality is fine (no hiccups or interruptions). But for every minute or so of playing, the audio and video fall about 1 second out of sync (usually, audio ahead of video...but not always...). If I hit pause and then resume play, everything is back in sync but will slowly fall away. Videos play fine in standard desktop viewers (e.g., .MOV, .MPG etc), so I don't think it's a windows problem per se. I've gone through all the suggestions in the first two pages of Google results, and gone through all the basic stuff within the FF forums. No change. But, I may well have missed something.
how do I open a local .js file in firefox?
How do I remove, from Firefox Sync account, a secondary e-mail, which I own and have access to, but does NOT show up in "manage account" page.
I had been messing around, added all my e-mails from different providers as secondary o Firefox Sync account. Now I want to make a separate Sync accounts. The problem is I don't actually see them in the manage account page, which is weird. I try adding, it says it's verified by another user... uhhh, me? Also tried resetting & deleting the main account, all e-mails remained connected. Other users seem to have this problem, but while I have access to all e-mails (main e-mail of the Sync, and two other I want to separate), as I said, they don't even show up in Sync management. The request for help is: to whom do I send an e-mail at Mozilla, asking to remove/reset the e-mails.
Unwanted autofill options will not delete.
I cleared all of my browsing history to try and speed up my computer a bit. Lo and behold, when trying to fix my autofill options so that facebook.com comes up when I type f, twitter.com when i type t, etc. I cannot get rid of whatever random websites decide they want the spotlight.
I have already tries highlighting the problem sites with my arrow keys and pressing delete (also have tried shift+delete and crtl+delete and crtl+shift+delete) and the websites will not stop trying to be the top autofill result. I have never visited the autofill websites in the first place and have no clue what to do.
I play The Settlers Online (Flash based web game) but I'm having problems with Firefox 66.03 (64 bit) under Fedora Linux. Flash crashes the tab when the presentation is clicked. See attached.
This morning I have downloaded a fresh ISO of Fedora 29 and performed a fresh install, Insulated all available updates, rebooted, Installed the latest version of Flash plugin via Adobe, rebooted. Sadly still crashing when the game is loaded.


Mott MacDonald has been acting as Engineering Adviser to Honiton Energy, China for two of its new wind farms located in Inner Mongolia.
Mott MacDonald's team of professionals is providing construction supervision as well as above-ground civil engineering design and reviews. In addition, their role on the project, valued at several ₤million, includes quality and safety monitoring, environmental guidance as well as providing advice on any other technical issues that may arise.
The wind farms are located in areas that have high winds and once operational will provide a total of up to 100MW of renewable electricity to serve China's growing infrastructure and help reduce electricity shortages as well as carbon emissions.
The first wind farm site has been completed and is for the town of BaiLingMaio (BLM) and located about 30km north-west of the town in the middle of the Inner Mongolian Grasslands. The project scope comprised a 50MW wind farm with a 220KVA substation linked by a 220KV transmission line towards the State Grid and is powered by forty 1.25MW wind turbine generators.
The second phase or site is still under construction and also comprises a 50MW wind farm just north of the first site with forty 1.25MW wind turbine generators. This wind farm network will share the same substation as the phase 1 network.
2. The Wind turbines are about 104m from ground to tip in height.
Scope of the substations include a metrological mast, temporary/ permanent access roads, crane hardstands, 35KV Switchgear, 220KVA transformer and circuit breakers with controls and SCADA for remote access and control of the wind turbine.


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Is everybody a "Soul" artist now?
"Soul," through no fault of it's own, has become to music what "high fiber" is to food or "eco-friendly" is to cars. In other words, it is a term that is being used by folks to sell more of something – here, CDs and mp3s – whether or not the description has much to do with reality.
Life and language certainly go in cycles, and it wasn't so long ago that "Soul" wasn't exactly a sound with which new artists wanted to be associated. At the turn of the century, "Soul music" was a reference to a genre that, as far as commercial radio was concerned, was at least a dozen years past its time. But, popular or not, for most folks "Soul" had a relatively identifiable meaning, referring to a style of music that developed, mostly in the US, from the genetics of Gospel music and rhythm & blues, with secular themes of love and fun. It was also defined by regions of the country, from Memphis to Chicago to Philadelphia to, of course, Detroit. Sure, it continued to change and grow, but the term "Soul" had a foundation and truly meant something.
Now, it seems everyone from classic rockers to speed rappers are going out of their way to call themselves "Soul" artists. With a website called SoulTracks, we're easy targets for this marketing, and weekly we receive the music of 10-20 artists, a big portion of whom aren't even in the ballpark of what we would label as right for our website but who are determined to label themselves as "Soulful rock," "Hip-hop/Soul" or more brazenly as "Pure Soul," even though they may sound more like Barry Manilow than Barry White.
I guess Soul Music can take this as a compliment, because it is clear from the materials we receive that these acts, whatever their true style, all throw in the "Soul" adjective to give themselves the appearance of depth. As one indicated in an online debate regarding the Dream's recent controversial statements about white singers and Soul music, "I think that it is 'Soul Music' whenever someone sings from their soul." While I can appreciate the earnestness of this young singer, his definition would cover just about everything except McDonald's jingles and the "Happy Birthday" song from the waitstaff at Applebee's. And I'm cynical enough to believe that he is in the minority, and that more often than not the "Soul" label is a reflection of a time of decreasing CD sales where artists and publicists are trying to get attention from as broad an audience as possible…even if it means labeling as "Soul music" anything this side of Gregorian Chant.
I'm not trying to put artists in stylistic boxes and I understand that some of the most exciting acts of today straddle genres like Soul, Jazz, Pop and Hip-hop – and I love many of them. But we all do give stylistic labels to music and have some expectations from those labels when they are used by others; those descriptions help us wade through the morass of new music that is out there and give us a way to find artists whose music meets some kind of aural expectation. So, c'mon, while we don't want to stifle anyone's creativity, let's have a little "truth in advertising": Megadeath is not a jazz group, Lady Gaga is not a Gospel singer, and the flannel-shirted, naval-gazing, folkie hipster whose CD is sitting on my desk is definitely not "Soul."


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Real Madrid absences pile up as Benzema and Casemiro join Ramos on the sidelines
19:09 GMT 20/11/2020
Zinedine Zidane's side have a host of players out as they start a run of 10 games in 32 days
Karim Benzema is a notable absentee from Real Madrid's 20-man squad for the trip to Villarreal in La Liga.
Real return to action on Saturday following the international break, but will travel to Villarreal without their key attacking weapon.
Reports on Friday morning suggested the French forward was struggling to shake off a knock he picked up in the Liga game against Valencia on November 8.
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Benzema opened the scoring in Valencia, but failed to finish the 4-1 defeat after picking up an injury and it is proving more troublesome than initially thought.
The forward is not the only absentee for manager Zinedine Zidane to contend with.
Captain and key defender Sergio Ramos' absence was confirmed on Thursday. He picked up a hamstring injury during Spain's 6-0 win over Germany on Wednesday evening and could be sidelined for a number of weeks.
Casemiro and Eder Militao have not been included in the traveling party. Both tested positive for the coronavirus before the international break and have been isolating away from the squad. The Brazilians are back with the Real camp, but have not been deemed fit enough to travel.
Serbia international forward Luka Jovic is sidelined after testing positive for the coronavirus on Friday.
A positive for Zidane is that Eden Hazard has been included in the squad. The Belgian tested positive for Covid-19 a couple of weeks ago, but is now clear to play and has been deemed fit enough to be included in the squad.
The trip to Villarreal is the start of a busy spell for Real, which will see them play 10 games in 32 days - and that includes trips to Inter Milan and Shakhtar Donetsk in the Champions League.
Zidane is concerned by the workload being asked of the players.
"I don't want to say too much but what I can say is because I see that the schedule is too much," he said at a press conference on Friday. "I think about the health of the players, nothing more. They never stop. And I'm not just talking about my players. It's true that I'm worried.
"There are people who are there to make the schedule, but I'm worried by it."
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FEAR STREET 1666 TRAILER REVEAL
July 14, 2021 by Horror Facts
You are witnessing the conclusion to 300 years of nightmares. Fear Street Part 3: 1666, the third and final installment in Netflix's summer movie event, premieres on July 16 exclusively on Netflix.
R.L. Stine's third Netflix film. Fear Street: 1666, Simone Stine's book, reveals the horrifying truth about what ails Shadyside by jumping into the distant past.
Haunting Shadyside is a dark and magical past
During Fear Street Part One: 1994 and Fear Street Part Two: 1978, the young protagonists are running for their lives as different ghouls from Shadyside attempt to kill them; they encounter various aspects of the supposedly cursed town's dark and mystical truth. There is a legend about witch Sarah Fier who taught to everyone who grows up there, but few people understand the depth of her influence over Shadyside, even after her death.
There will be many actors from the previous two films returning to 1666 either as ancestors of their original characters or as wholly new characters who have come to Shadyside during the days of the original Sarah Fier.
New Trailer for FEAR STREET PART 1: 1994
Fear Street Music is 90s AWESOME
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Nightmare on Elm Street – 1984 FACTS
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There's A New Listing For 'Nightmare On Elm Street's' House
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Simple and modern, this handmade cup is not only practical, but also fits in with any decor setting. Handcrafted by skilled artisans, the surface of the Natalie cup features hand painted black stripes on a white base. The cup's surface is deliberately uneven, making each piece one-of-a-kind. The golden handle adds a lustrous flourish to this piece.
Dimensions: 9cm x 9cm. Capacity - 180ml. Material: Glazed Ceramic with Metal Handle. Price displayed is for One Cup.
About the brand: Based in New Delhi, India, Home Artisan offers a unique selection of modern and elegant home décor products in which form meets function, and style meets simplicity. Passionate and trendy, the founders of Home Artisan believe in being design-centric and focus on making their products creative and top notch.