Well we're hurtling through 2017 at breakneck speed, aren't we? There's plenty keeping us busy here at The Evergreen Agency – with an exciting new addition to our SEO offering coming very soon – which means the weeks and months are just flying by.
If you feel too like the year is getting away with you a bit, too, take at least 10 or 15 minutes right now to just sit and take stock of what you've achieved so far.
Our monthly digital roundup blog, as ever, features plenty of SEO insight and a whole lot of articles and links you should be checking out if you want to ensure 2017 is a belting year for you and your business.
Are you a small business? If so, do you use Google Shopping? If not, maybe it's time you thought about it. This article on Search Engine Land sheds some light on how you can increase visibility by putting a few simple tips and tricks into practice.
Written by Andreas Reiffen, the article offers advice for smaller retailers when it comes to improving your Product Listing Ads. You can, Andreas says, compete with the retail giants – if you want to. Some of the tips include focusing on your niche, segmenting your campaigns effectively, and using natural language in your product titles. Choose overstuffed, keyword-rich titles and Google may see right through it. Tread carefully, though, and you could be onto a winner.
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Great visibility online isn't just about how well your website itself performs. Instead, you must branch out and look at all aspects of your engagement strategy. Can you be doing a better job on social media, for example? And is your blog kept up-to-date?
'Will My Organic Rankings Suffer If I Don't Have a Blog' covers everything first-time business bloggers need to know about setting up a WordPress or Blogger account, or adding blogging functionality to their website. It's yet another fine piece of content from Search Engine Land and we suspect you'll get a lot out of reading it.
Meanwhile, over on the Search Engine Watch site, this piece about setting up a business blog on a tight budget will help anyone looking to market their products or services without too much upfront spend.
Oh and before we move onto the Engage & Excite section of this piece, check this out. While it was published in January, we thought we'd sneak it into this month's roundup.
Why? It contains loads of advice about building your online presence, by featuring five mistakes that are commonly made amongst small businesses. It's a great insight into the world of local SEO and a good starting point for anyone making a foray into search engine optimisation.
You might not need a hand on the technical side of SEO, but could you use a bit of coaching when it comes to creativity? After all, good search engine optimisation is as much about technical skill as it is about enthralling the reader with interesting snippets of content.
Well, you're in luck! Why? Yoast has the answer via this SEO Copywriting and Writing for Sales piece. It looks at what your audience might be looking for and how you can use the right words in order to appeal to them.
This comes with at least two benefits: it gives the reputation of your brand a nudge in the right direction and gives people the push they might need to buy into your services or products – because after all, if you don't sound confident in what you're offering, why should your customers put trust in you? If you only read one piece in this month's roundup, make it the one you see on the link above – trust us; great copywriting can work wonders for your business.
Another article worth a read on the Yoast blog is this one. It features tips on improving your local SEO content strategy, which in turn may help to engage and excite your customers – old and new. Remember: it isn't about littering your site and social media platforms with key words for key words' sake. Instead, it's about putting your heads together to create content that'll keep people coming back for no other reason than that they enjoy it. And if you can give your competition a run for their money in the process, then great!
If you're going to start the content ball rolling by starting a blog (and we've already talked about this in some detail in the section above), the HubSpot site has some great advice for you. Its piece: 'How to Validate Your Blog Topics: A 3-Step Process gives you all the tools you need to ensure your blog is doing the best job it can for you.
The key to engaging with your audience is simply by understanding them. Google is always moving with the times, of course, and it's recently brought back emojis in the search results snippets for relevant queries – find out more by clicking on the link above.
How can you appeal to your audience in the same way Google has tried to appeal to theirs, then? It's all about getting people to your site in the first place – and a surefire way you can do this is by earning links back to your site via other platforms.
Look at this Moz.com piece on that very subject. Written by Kerry Jones, the article – 'How to Create Content That Keeps Earning Links (Even After You Stop Promoting It)' – discusses the long-term benefits of a great content marketing strategy.
Take your foot off the gas and your initial hard work might be a waste of time. Discover and put into action new ways to engage and excite your audience, though, and you'll be laughing.
Are you in the process of building and designing a brand new website? Before you do anything, make sure you pop over to the Moz blog to check out this piece. 'Strategic SEO Decisions to Make Before Website Design and Build' highlights areas you might need to address before pinging your website brief to designers and developers – and after reading this, you might be able to put some of this helpful tips into action in order to better improve your organic ranking.
While you're on the Moz.com site, make sure you also have a nosey at this. It's the website's Local SEO forecast for 2017 and it features 10 predictions for the rest of the year ahead.
According to George Freitag, one of them is that 'voice search will influence features in Google and Amazon results'. George, a 'local search evangelist at Moz' says voice search will determine the most important features that Google and Amazon will incorporate into their results.
Elsewhere in the article, Moz's Britney Muller suggests that Google will also begin to provide 'incredibly specific details about local businesses' – we say watch this space!
Over on Search Engine Land, an article on ways you can improve your business's visibility on Google Maps will certainly interest those of you with a physical business presence.
An interesting read, the piece looks at a company which put all the right steps in place to ensure greater visibility online – make sure you head over to the article for a read.
Need a hand on the SEO front? Don't forget to stay tuned here on The Evergreen Agency site to hear more about an exciting project we're working on that will benefit your business.


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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Tease Full Story in Netflix Trailer
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The series explores the clandestine days of their early courtship and the challenges that led to them feeling forced to step back from their full-time roles in the institution
A brand new trailer for Netflix documentary "Harry & Meghan" dropped on Monday, teasing plenty of behind the scenes drama in the royal family.
Prince Harry voices fears of history repeating itself as the slick preview cuts to images of Meghan Markle dealing with swarms of paparazzi and his late mother Princess Diana being similarly bombarded.
The most telling moment is when Prince Harry says only people in the family, including him and Meghan, know the "full truth" -- seeming to tease big revelations in the two-part documentary set to air December 8 (Volume I) and December 15 (Volume II).
"In an unprecedented and in-depth documentary series, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex share the other side of their high-profile love story. Across six episodes, the series explores the clandestine days of their early courtship and the challenges that led to them feeling forced to step back from their full-time roles in the institution. With commentary from friends and family, most of whom have never spoken publicly before about what they witnessed, and historians who discuss the state of the British Commonwealth today and the royal family's relationship with the press, the series does more than illuminate one couple's love story, it paints a picture of our world and how we treat each other. From the critically-acclaimed, two-time Academy Award-nominated and Emmy-winning director Liz Garbus, Harry & Meghan is a never-before-seen look at one of the most-discussed couples in history."
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Once-Ignored Promises to Tribes Could Change Environmental Landscape
"If Native treaty rights had been honored, the natural landscape of the U.S. might look very different today."
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Source: Stateline, 12/02/2020
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"Is it Too Late to Save 'America's Amazon'?"
"Alabama's Mobile River basin has the most aquatic biodiversity in the country. But we're in danger of losing it before we even know what's there."
Source: The Revelator, 12/01/2020
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"Trump Officials Move To Relax Rules On Killing Birds"
"A rule change easing companies' liability for killing birds would not cause unacceptable environmental harm, the Trump administration said in an analysis published Friday, clearing the way for it to finalize a major rollback before the president's term ends on Jan. 20."
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"Using Wolves as First Responders Against a Deadly Brain Disease"
"Some scientists say that the predators are essential to curbing the spread of Chronic Wasting Disease because they pick off weak deer."
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"This Dog-Size Lizard Is Spreading Through The Southeastern U.S."
"Argentine tegus are breeding in multiple states after escape or release from captivity; biologists are concerned since they're voracious omnivores."
Source: National Geographic, 11/19/2020
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"The Last Free River Of Manitoba"
"The Seal River is Manitoba's only major waterway that hasn't been dammed — and five Indigenous communities have banded together to keep it that way by establishing a protected area".
"A five-year-old Stephanie Thorassie sat in front of her father on his snowmobile, nestled between his legs as he drove away from their home in Tadoule Lake, Man. They went over two hills before descending to a beach. Thorassie was stunned.
"On the beach, there were thousands of caribou — right behind my house!" she said, reminiscing about her childhood in the 1990s.
Source: The Narwhal, 11/18/2020
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"Pet Flea Treatments Poisoning Rivers Across England, Scientists Find"
"Highly toxic insecticides used on cats and dogs to kill fleas are poisoning rivers across England, a study has revealed. The discovery is "extremely concerning" for water insects, and the fish and birds that depend on them, the scientists said, who expect significant environmental damage is being done."
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New Mapping Software Offers Unique View of Western Wildlife Migration
Large migratory species have been traveling across the North American continent for thousands of years. But the land has been dramatically affected, altering how these big game move about. A new data mapping site for scientists can now help environmental journalists track Western wildlife herds and their health as well. The latest from Reporter's Toolbox.
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"Are the wolves of Yellowstone National Park the first line of defense against a terrible disease that preys on herds of wildlife?" "Some scientists say that the predators are essential to curbing the spread of Chronic Wasting Disease because they pick off weak deer."
"Trump to Rush Drilling Leases in Arctic Before Biden Takes Over"
"The Trump administration is advancing plans to auction drilling rights in the U.S. Arctic National Wildlife Refuge before the inauguration of President-elect Joe Biden, who has vowed to block oil exploration in the rugged Alaska wilderness."
Source: Bloomberg, 11/16/2020
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Maks Chmerkovskiy And Nick Carter Dated Same 'DWTS' Contestant, Maks Would 'Kill' Hope Solo
Treva Bowdoin
Maks Chmerkovskiy was a bit harsh on Backstreet Boys singer Nick Carter during this Monday's episode of Dancing with the Stars. He said that Nick's switch-up dance with Witney Carson wasn't his cup of tea, while the other judges commended the singer on another solid performance. But was Maks really less than impressed with the Nick's Paso Doble, or did he have it out for the singer because he and Nick share an ex-girlfriend?
Maks Chmerkovskiy was the only Dancing with Stars judge who gave Nick Carter an 8 (the rest of the judges awarded him with 9's). Maks probably wasn't actually thinking about their shared former flame when he was judging Nick's dance, but he did bring her up during a recent interview.
According to People, Maks Chmerkovskiy got brutally honest about his past DWTS partners while talking to ALLEGEDLY podcast hosts Theo Von and Matthew Cole Weiss. Maks was asked to play a game of F**k, Marry, Kill with his 14 former partners, who include DWTS host Erin Andrews, singer Brandy Norwood, Spice Girl Melanie Brown, model Denise Richards, and actress Kirstie Alley. Maks didn't shy away from the challenge. First, he revealed that his shag choice was easy — he claimed that he's already slept with Season 3 partner Willa Ford.
"I did not have any relations with any of my partners… well, one!" Maks said, according to the Daily Mail. "Willa Ford, we dated for a little while — I'm gonna stick that in the f**k category."
However, during a 2006 interview with PEOPLE, Willa Ford claimed that she never had sexual relations with Maks. Willa was engaged to hockey player Mike Modano at the time.
"Maks and I were definitely close and we still are, but I kept saying that it's going to be a shocker to everybody when they find out (I'm engaged to Mike,)" Willa revealed. "Every week I told people the truth – we were close, we hung out – but the show loved to fuel the relationship."
Maks Chmerkovskiy was supposed to dance with Willa on the Dancing with the Stars tour, but he dropped out shortly after she announced her engagement to Mike.
Will Ford dated former 'DWTS' pro Maks Chmerkovskiy and current 'DWTS' celebrity Nick Carter (Photo by Imeh Akpanudosen/Getty Images for Sports Spectacular)
Willa Ford dated Nick Carter long before she danced with Maks. According to ABC News, she and Nick met at high school football game. Willa said that their Romeo and Juliet romance was doomed from the start because Nick's family didn't like her family, and that wasn't the only problem — Backstreet Boys fans spread some pretty vicious rumors about the "I Wanna Be Bad" singer during the late '90s.
Willa responded to the fan hate a few years after she and Nick Carter broke up by painting an unflattering picture of the beloved BSB singer's sexual prowess and the way he reacted to fame. According to Contact Music, she claimed that she couldn't remember having sex with him for the first time, even though she was a virgin at the time.
"But God, I was madly in love with that boy… Then… Fame. Done. A**hole. Well, not so much an a*****e as flaky. I told him that to his face because we're friends now."
Now Nick Carter is married to fitness expert Lauren Kitt.
Nick Carter is currently married to Lauren Kitt (Photo by Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images)
Maks Chmerkovskiy didn't badmouth Willa while talking about the fling that she denies, but he did let lose on another celebrity partner: soccer star Hope Solo.
"I would probably marry … somebody like, Misty May-Treanor was awesome. And she's an amazing chick," Maks said of the Olympic volleyball player. "And I would definitely kill Hope Solo."
According to Chmerkovskiy, Solo was just a "s****y person."
"She wrote a book, she lied about a bunch of stuff."
In her memoir, Solo: A Memoir of Hope, Hope Solo claimed that Maks Chmerkovskiy slapped her across the face during their rehearsals for Season 13 of Dancing with the Stars. According to Entertainment Weekly, she also claimed that the show was rigged.
Maks told Theo Von and Matthew Cole Weiss that he has no plans to return to the drama of DWTS. However, he can't say that his experience on the show has been all bad. The master of the "showmance" finally scored a mirror ball trophy during Season 18 when he was partnered with Olympic ice dancer Meryl Davis, and the pair formed a very strong bond.
Maks Chermkovskiy and Meryl Davis are good friends (Photo by Slaven Vlasic/Getty Images)
Earlier this year, Meryl told Glamour that she and her former partner have forged "a life-long friendship," and most DWTS fans would agree that they're one of the show's most beloved couples. Fans were probably surprised when Maks didn't choose Meryl Davis as the partner he would marry while playing "f**k, marry, kill."
Maks Chmerkovskiy also met his gorgeous girlfriend on Dancing with the Stars. During an August interview with PEOPLE, he gushed about how great things are going with Peta Murgatroyd.
"Everything's amazing," he said. "She's awesome."
Maks Chmerkovskiy is currently dating Peta Murgatroyd (Photo by John Sciulli/Getty Images for Caruso Affiliated)
Do you miss Maks Chmerkovskiy on Dancing with the Stars, or do you think that the show is better off without his argumentative attitude and distracting showmances?
[Featured image credit: John Sciulli/Getty Images for Children's Hospital Los Angeles]


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Javier Téllez: O Rinoceronte de Dürer
O Rinoceronte de Dürer. Film shot at the panoptic of a former psychiatric hospital in Lisbon, in collaboration with patients.
From 22 January to 26 February 2011, Arratia/Beer Gallery in Berlin presents O Rinoceronte de Dürer (Dürer's Rhinoceros) a new film by Javier Téllez, originally commissioned by CAM-Gulbenkian foundation. O Rinoceronte de Dürer was filmed entirely on location at the panoptic of the Miguel Bombarda Hospital in Lisbon and made in collaboration with psychiatric patients of the day clinic, who are the main cast of the film. Built in 1896 within the grounds of the largest Psychiatric Hospital in Lisbon, the panoptic was designed as a prison for the criminally insane, following the original plans of Jeremy Bentham. The building housed more than 300 patients cramped in small cells that surrounded a central tower. This prison was used until the year 2000 and since then became a museum.
The fragmentary narrative of O Rinoceronte de Dürer was conceived by the patients in a series of workshops conducted by the artist prior to the shooting of the film, where they imagined themselves as inhabitants of the former insane asylum and acted out fictional scenarios within their assigned cells. This reconstruction of the everyday life of the mental institution is complemented by voice-overs quoting texts like Jeremy Bentham's letter presenting the Panoptic, Plato's Cave, Kafka's short story "The Burrow". These texts are concerned with different architectural models related to the overseeing power of the gaze.
Téllez' film takes its title from the famous engraving of Albrecht Dürer, an icon intrinsically related to the history of Portugal, that represents Ganda, the first rhinoceros to visit Europe in the XVI century. The animal came to Portugal in 1515 as a gift to King Dom Manuel I, and was later sent overseas as a present to Pope Leon X, only to die in a shipwreck on its way from Portugal to Italy.
Although some historians affirm that the cadaver of the rhinoceros was later stuffed and shown in Rome, it is certain that Dürer never saw a rhinoceros in his life. He, however, made drawings and an engraving based on descriptions of Ganda, a classic example of the unlimited strengths of imagination when confronting the unknown.
Ganda is used by Téllez as a leitmotif that structures the film narrative: Throughout the piece we watch an embalmed rhinoceros pulled counter clockwise around the circular architecture of the panoptic. The reference to Dürer's Rhinoceros in Tellez' film could be read as an allegory of melancholy, especially when juxtaposed with the architecture of surveillance in the psychiatric institution.
The special appearance of famous Fado lead singer Aldina Duarte, performing a song inside one of the cells, furthers the melancholic character of the film. O Rinoceronte de Dürer reflects on one of the traits of Portuguese cultural identity, described by the word "Saudade", a term difficult to translate, used to define a fatalist emotional state of longing for something or someone that one was fond of and which is lost. This feeling includes a repressed knowledge that the object of longing might never return.
Working with mental patients has been a constant feature in Javier Téllez's work: As the son of a couple of psychiatrists, he has a familiarity and proximity with the world of mental illness, which allows him to create works in which the psychiatric patients intervene in their own representation, escaping the stereotypes that society construct around people who live with mental illnesses. Through Téllez' work, viewers are aware of the relativity of the notions of normalcy and pathology.
O Rinoceronte de Dürer is complemented in the exhibition by a recent sculpture of Téllez's Matthew 19:24, a work that combines a large reproduction of a drawing by Kafka with a figure wrapped by tread representing a camel. The piece proposes, albeit with humor, a solution to the biblical parable of the camel and the needle.
Javier Tellez (Valencia, Venezuela, 1969), lives and works in Berlin and New York. His work has been exhibited at the Whitney Museum of American Art and PS1/MOMA, New York, Boijmans Van Beuningen Museum, Rotterdam, Kunstverein Braunschweig, Kunstwerke and HKW in Berlin, Frankfurter Kunstverein, Kunsthaus Baselland, Art Aspen Art Museum, Colorado, Metropolitan Museum of Photography, Tokyo, Govett-Brewster Gallery, New Plymouth, New Zealand. Téllez has participated in numerous Biennales and international events including 49th and 50th Venice Biennale, Manifesta 7, Trento, inSite 05, San Diego/Tijuana, the Sydney Biennale in 2004 and 2008. The Yokohama Triennial in 2001. Javier Téllez is a 1999 John Simon Guggenheim Memorial fellow and he is currently a guest of the DAAD Artist program in Berlin.
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from typing import Optional
from thinc.api import Model
from .lemmatizer import MacedonianLemmatizer
from .stop_words import STOP_WORDS
from .tokenizer_exceptions import TOKENIZER_EXCEPTIONS
from .lex_attrs import LEX_ATTRS
from ..tokenizer_exceptions import BASE_EXCEPTIONS

from ...language import Language
from ...attrs import LANG
from ...util import update_exc
from ...lookups import Lookups

class MacedonianDefaults(Language.Defaults):
    lex_attr_getters = dict(Language.Defaults.lex_attr_getters)
    lex_attr_getters[LANG] = lambda text: "mk"

    # Optional: replace flags with custom functions, e.g. like_num()
    lex_attr_getters.update(LEX_ATTRS)

    # Merge base exceptions and custom tokenizer exceptions
    tokenizer_exceptions = update_exc(BASE_EXCEPTIONS, TOKENIZER_EXCEPTIONS)
    stop_words = STOP_WORDS

    @classmethod
    def create_lemmatizer(cls, nlp=None, lookups=None):
        if lookups is None:
            lookups = Lookups()
        return MacedonianLemmatizer(lookups)

class Macedonian(Language):
    lang = "mk"
    Defaults = MacedonianDefaults

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    "lemmatizer",
    assigns=["token.lemma"],
    default_config={"model": None, "mode": "rule", "overwrite": False},
    default_score_weights={"lemma_acc": 1.0},
)
def make_lemmatizer(
    nlp: Language, model: Optional[Model], name: str, mode: str, overwrite: bool
):
    return MacedonianLemmatizer(nlp.vocab, model, name, mode=mode, overwrite=overwrite)

__all__ = ["Macedonian"]


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Theatre Review: Lungs (Old Vic, London) ★★★★★
In comedy, they say timing is everything. The same could be said for programming a theatre's season of shows. Conveniently the previous stars of Netflix's The Crown are back together at London's Old Vic, just as Netflix is gearing up promotion for the new season of The Crown. That's called maximising your theatre marketing budget right there!
Yes, HRH Claire Foy and Matt Smith are working together as a couple again, this time in the very contemporary play Lungs. No big dresses or tiaras this time, as this grounded play tackles a young couple's decision to have a child together.
Can you ethically bring a child into the world with a climate crisis and overpopulation? They are nice, middle-class, liberal-minded people living in the developed world – should they try to fill the world with more people like them to balance out all the unthinking, plastic using, fossil-fuel burning other people? As the couple keep asking themselves, "We're good people, right?"
Told in one act, Lungs is a marathon for Foy and Smith. Long monologues, often leaping from thought to thought, delivered at a frantic pace – it's great to watch the two of them spar in real-time. Their chemistry is organic, and the two have a canny ability to play younger or older with the subtlest of changes. And it's because of Foy and Smith that the story flies. In some ways it's a shame they both have such strong screen careers, because on stage is where they excel.
Despite being only eight years old, the play hits at a very real point in London's views on climate change and sustainable living. Surrounded by ongoing Extinction Rebellion protests around the capital, as public attitudes to plastics and recycling seem to have hit a turning point, Lungs brings these very same people onto the stage and under the spotlight.
I couldn't help but be reminded of Paul Schrader's 2017 film First Reformed, in which a minister breaks down in the face of the moral responsibility of parents bringing a child into a world that is collapsing. A very different take on the material to be sure, but we seem to be starting to analyse our pessimism of the future through stories right now.
Duncan Macmillan's script speaks to a global issue through the lens of an everyday couple. Or is it the other way around, are these everyday issues told through a global lens? It's both I suppose. And it's funny! Thank God it's funny! This isn't a polemic about how we're terrible people, it's a piss-funny look at the moral tangles we tie ourselves up in and how it all fits into the long tapestry of our lives. Everything we do affects the planet, as well as the people we love.
Matthew Warchus's direction keeps your attention firmly on the two actors, as they slip from scene to scene, including some time jumps, seamlessly between sentences. The set, a small island of solar panels, is elegant in its simplicity.
In the end we have two flawed but fascinating people trying to make their way through a complex and confusing world the best they can – and it's brilliant watching them do it.
Transformed – Film Review: Honey Boy ★★★1/2
Comedy Review: Hannah Gadsby: Douglas (Royal Festival Hall, London) ★★★★★


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yeah.. I have been trying to catch up with some other crazy and amazing modelers that I admire.
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10:10 13/12/2019 Russia's Intellectual Property Court (IP Court) has obliged Rospatent, the Russian Federal Intellectual Property, Patents and Trademark Agency, to review the arguments of Dutch company Lego Juris A/S, which challenges registration of Legorod trademark.
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17:44 12/12/2019 The former deputy chief of the Federal Penitentiary Service's Rostov Region Main Directorate (FSIN) Sergey Ralnikov has been sentenced to 3.5 years in high-security prison for taking bribes.
State Duma lawmakers endorse airport smoking lounge initiative
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Paulo Illes, international coordinator of the Espacio Sin Fronteras network and of the Centro de Apoyo al Migrante – CIAMI in São Paulo, Brazil, emphasized the need for the reflection and proposals imposed by responsibility in the current context of the global migratory crisis, and he featured as a concrete example of what the text calls "enlarged and regional citizenship" within the Union of South American Republics - [UNASUR- http://www.pptunasur.com/], pointing out the progress, opportunities, and challenges that this integration process has introduced into the field of migrations.
The author characterized the text as a summary of years of experiences and collective dialog in the framework of the process of the World Charter of Migrants, which is the basis of the focus of the text within a multiple, integral crisis, in which migrants are the expression and the indicators of the forms and degrees at which these crises are addresses in the political, socioeconomic, and cultural fields.
How can we move toward universal citizenship?
The forty participants engaged in a fraternal, emotional, plural, and enriching dialog on the various aspects broached by the Proposal Paper, bringing to the fore the following question: "How can we move toward universal citizenship and overcome the universalisms that have so far been hegemonic particularities presented as universal?" There was also discussion of the need and the current processes in Latin America aiming to build a new foundation for the state such that it is adapted to the actual existing nations on the basis of a paradigm that does not exclude but combines, enlarges, and pluralizes simultaneous identities: national, Latin American, universal, and other possible ones.
From the socioeconomic point of view, the author described his hypothesis that current migration in fact acts as a redistribution mechanism for global wealth through the redistribution of employment and through remittances, compensating for the absence of formal mechanisms to carry out this function. It is those who are excluded by the hegemonic economic model who, in search of a better life, make an important effort to fulfill this role, in their home countries as well as in their destination countries. This shows the responsibilities of the rich countries in the impoverishment of those in which migration originates, and calls for mechanisms to compensate this responsibility.
As a temporary conclusion, the complexity of the challenges was underscored. Easy answers will be useless. What is needed is: great effort and responsibility; the collective development of proposals in interaction with the concrete practices of the people, which generates possibilities and opens ways; and a critical consciousness in order to be open to "unprecedented possibles" as a creative need in order to overcome the crisis and move toward fulfilling the duty pointed out by Flora Tristan in 1835 of making our country the universe.
 This Proposal Paper is available in Spanish and in French.
International meeting about responsibilities, migration and integration in South America.


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These are all the new routes flying from Edinburgh Airport in 2020
Conor Matchett
Published: 17:00 Wednesday 01 January 2020
Dust off your air miles and get exploring from the Capital's airport
Travellers and those who love to escape the sometimes dreary Scottish weather will have even more reasons to celebrate in 2020.
New routes from Edinburgh are set to start in 2020.
Several new destinations which air travellers will be able to fly to direct from Edinburgh Airport were announced in 2019 including new destinations in the Netherlands and Italy.
Get your holiday planners out and your annual leave signed off by your boss and choose between the sun-soaked beaches of Naples or Turkey.
Here is a full list of the new routes, who operates the routes, and when flights will begin.
Rotterdam, the Netherlands, operated by Transavia. Flights begin on 27 February.
Birmingham, operated by easyJet. Flights begin on 29 March.
Catania, Italy, operated by easyJet. Flights begin on 29 March.
Gibraltar, operated by easyJet. Flights begin on 31 March.
Bydgoszcz, Poland, operated by Ryanair. Flights begin on 2 April.
Storm Brendan: Major traffic delays on Scotland's busiest roads and railway services
Hanover, Germany, operated by Loganair. Flights begin on 17 April.
Antalya, Turkey, operated by TUI. Flights begin on 2 May.
Naples, Italy, operated by TUI. Flights begin on 4 May.
Esbjerg, Denmark, operated by Loganair. Flights begin on 7 May.
London Southend, operated by Flybe. Flights begin on 15 June.
Sharm-El-Sheikh, Egypt, operated by TUI. Flights begin on 2 November.


Benjamin Bradlee was born in Boston on 26th August, 1921. One of his closest friends as a child was Richard Helms. While at Harvard UniversityBradlee married Jean Saltonstall, the daughter of Senator Leverett Saltonstall. After graduating in 1943 Bradlee joined naval intelligence and worked as a communications officer. His duties included handling classified and coded cables.
In 1946 Bradlee purchased the New Hampshire Times. He worked for the newspaper until it was sold to William Loeb. As a result of a family friend who knew Eugene Meyer, Bradlee found work on the Washington Post as a crime reporter. Bradlee also got to know Philip Graham, Eugene Meyer's son-in-law, and associate publisher of the newspaper. In 1951 Graham helped Bradlee to become assistant press attaché in the American embassy in Paris.
In 1952 Bradlee joined the staff of the Office of U.S. Information and Educational Exchange (USIE), the embassy's propaganda unit. USIE produced films, magazines, research, speeches, and news items for use by the the Central Intelligence Agency throughout Europe. USIE (later known as USIA) also controlled the Voice of America, a means of disseminating pro-American "cultural information" worldwide. While at the USIE Bradlee worked with E. Howard Hunt and Alfred Friendly.
According to a Justice Department memo from a assistant U.S. attorney in the Rosenberg Trial Bradlee was helping the CIA to manage European propaganda regarding the spying conviction and the execution ofEthel Rosenberg and Julius Rosenberg on on 19th June, 1953.
Bradlee was officially employed by USIE until 1953, when he began working for Newsweek. While based in France, Bradlee divorced his first wife and married Antoinette Pinchot. At the time of the marriage, Antoinette's sister, Mary Pinchot Meyer, was married to Cord Meyer, a key figure in Operation MB, a CIA program to influence the American media.
Antoinette Bradlee was also a close friend of Cicely d'Autremont, who was married to James Angleton. Bradlee worked closely with Angleton in Paris. At the time Angleton was liaison for all Allied intelligence in Europe. His deputy was Richard Ober, a fellow student of Bradlee's at Harvard University.
In 1957 Bradlee created a great deal of controversy when he interviewed members of the FLN. They were Algerian guerrillas who were in rebellion against the French government at the time. According toDeborah Davis (Katharine the Great) this had all the "earmarks of an intelligence operation". As a result of these interviews, Bradlee was expelled from France.
Bradlee now began working at Newsweek in Washington. While working for the journal Bradlee became a close friend of John F. Kennedy. This included publishing stories beneficial to the career of the ambitious politician. Bradlee later wrote two books about Kennedy: That Special Grace (1964) and Conversations with Kennedy (1975).
In 1961 Richard Helms tipped off Bradlee that his grandfather, Gates White McGarrah, was willing to sellNewsweek. Bradlee went to Philip Graham with the story. Graham was interested in buying the journal and gave Bradlee a handwritten check for $1 million to convey to McGarrah as a down payment.
Mary Pinchot Meyer, who was Antoinette Bradlee's sister, divorced Cord Meyer. The Bradlees set up Mary's apartment and art studio in their converted garage. In January, 1962, Mary began a sexual relationship with President John F. Kennedy. She told her friends, Ann and James Truitt, that she was keeping a diary about the affair.
On December 13, 1952 a Mr. Benjamin Bradlee called and informed me that he was Press Attache with the American embassy in Paris, that he had left Paris last night and arrived here this morning. He advised me that he was a former Federal Court Reporter for the Washington Post and that he was sent here to look at the Rosenberg file in order to answer the Communist propaganda about the Rosenberg case in the Paris newspapers.
He advised me that it was an urgent matter and that he had to return to Paris Monday night. He further advised that he was sent here by Robert Thayer, who is the head of the C.I.A. in Paris. His phone number here was Rhinelander 4-2595.
After conferring with you I advised Mr. Bradlee that before we could allow him to examine the file in the Rosenberg case, we would have to get clearance from the Department of Justice in Washington.
He stated that he was supposed to have been met by a representative of the C.I.A. at the airport but missed connections.
He has been trying to get in touch with Allen Dulles but has been unable to do so. I advised him to call the State Department in Washington, and to have them get the Department of Justice in Washington to get clearance for us to allow him to look at the Rosenberg file.
Mr. Bradley advised me that he would probably call you first to find out if he could look at the matters in the file which were public record, and if not would follow my suggestion about calling the C.I.A. or the State Department in Washington.
[ Handwritten addendum: ] 12/13/52 — Mr. Bradlee displayed his credentials and desired to look thru the official public record of the trial. Mr. Maran brought it up. Mr. Bradlee worked on the record from 2:30 – 6:30.
FROM THE Washington Post OBITUARY: … Benjamin Crowninshield Bradlee was born into the old aristocracy of white, Anglo-Saxon, Protestant Boston on Aug. 26, 1921. His father, Frederick Josiah Bradlee Jr., known as "B," could trace his American ancestry back through 10 generations of Bradlees. B was an all-American football star at Harvard who became an investment banker in the booming 1920s. He married Josephine deGersdorff, daughter of a prominent New York lawyer and a New England aristocrat named Helen Crowninshield.
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Windows XP Security Considerations
Posted on August 7, 2013 by Richard Hicks in Security with 2 Comments
Windows XP was first released in late 2001, and it has since become one of the most successful and widely deployed Microsoft desktop operating systems. With good reason, in fact. Windows XP was the first consumer desktop operating system that leveraged the Windows NT kernel. Windows XP introduced features such as the side-by-side assembly that permitted the installation of globally shared code libraries, effectively eliminating the "DLL hell" that plagued earlier versions of Windows.
Related: Windows XP End of Support Guide
All of this resulted in an operating system that was much more stable, reliable, and efficient than previous Windows desktop operating systems. But often good things don't last, and this operating system is no exception. Due to issues with Windows XP security and Microsoft's upcoming discontinuation of support, it would be in your best interest to migrate to Windows 8.
Windows XP Security: All Good Things Must Come to an End
No question that Windows XP has had a good run, but sadly, all good things must come to an end. Although Windows XP as a consumer desktop operating system still works well today, there are many important factors that should compel you to migrate to one of the newer releases of Windows. Chief among those are Windows XP security concerns. Development on Windows XP began in the previous century, and in the years since its initial release, the world of computing in general (and the threat landscape specifically) has changed dramatically. Windows XP was certainly more secure than its predecessors, but it is important to realize that the Windows XP codebase was conceived well before Microsoft's Trustworthy Computing Initiative, and long before the Security Development Lifecycle was introduced. Because of these factors and others, Windows XP lacks some of the important new security features that Windows Vista and 7 have, and it doesn't even come close to providing the level of protection that Windows 8 does.
Windows 8 Security Advances
Great strides have been made with regard to security in the latest release of the Windows desktop operating system. Windows 8 includes many features and enhancements that make it much more resistant to malware. For example:
Internet Explorer 10 – IE10, included with Windows 8, features Enhanced Protected Mode, restricting web browser access to locations that contain personal information, such as the My Documents folder. To further enhance web browser security, the modern UI version of IE10 always runs in Enhanced Protected Mode and does not support the use of browser plug-ins, which have become a popular attack vector.
Windows Defender – First introduced with Windows Vista, Windows Defender initially provided only anti-spyware capabilities. In Windows 8, Windows Defender is now a full-fledged anti-malware solution integrated with the operating system.
SmartScreen – The SmartScreen feature was first introduced in Internet Explorer 8 as a method to prevent the downloading of malicious software by comparing the URL to a database of known malicious download sites. With Internet Explorer 9, SmartScreen was further enhanced by extending SmartScreen functionality to support application reputation, preventing software from being executed if the software did not have a reputation for being safe. In Windows 8, SmartScreen is now integrated with the operating system so that its protection can be extended to third-party web browsers.
Operating System Kernel Improvements – Windows 8 includes many "under the hood" security enhancements to prevent system compromise. Address Space Layout Randomization (ASLR) is a feature of the Windows operating system that randomizes the location of code and data in memory to prevent attacks that rely on its predictable location for successful attack. Changes to the Windows kernel and heap extend many of the OS protections that previously only applied to user-mode applications to kernel mode processes. Integrity checks have been added to the kernel pool memory allocator that prevent corruption attacks, and additional randomization and guard pages ensure that heap overrun exploits will not be successful.
System Boot Protection – Windows 8 includes some outstanding security features that ensure the integrity of the system startup process. Secured Boot ensures that anti-malware software starts very early in the startup process, loading anti-malware drivers before all other third-party components. Measured Boot leverages the capabilities of the Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) and Trusted Platform Module (TPM) to log all of the boot components loaded before the anti-malware software is initialized, allowing the anti-malware software to identify malicious software that may have been loaded previously. Also, BitLocker drive encryption secures data at rest to prevent offline attacks.
Windows XP Security: End of Support
If the new security features of the latest Windows desktop operating systems aren't enough to compel you to migrate from Windows XP, there's one more important consideration that should hopefully change your mind: After April 8, 2014, Microsoft will no longer provide support for Windows XP. Now, you might be thinking to yourself that official support from Microsoft isn't that important. After all, many, and perhaps most consumers have never called Microsoft for support for their Windows XP system. However, the end of support for Windows XP also means that Microsoft will no longer produce security updates for XP, and that is definitely a show-stopper. Since Windows XP lacks the malware resistance provided by modern Windows desktop operating systems, Windows XP is much more frequently infected. Looking at data from the latest Microsoft Security Intelligence Report (SIR) Volume 14, you can see that Windows XP is infected exponentially more than Windows 8.
(Image: Microsoft Security Intelligence Report Volume 14 Key Findings)
Now, if you're thinking this is because the installed base for Windows XP is much greater than it is for Windows 8, consider that this data has been normalized. Here, the graph represents the number of infections per 1000 systems scanned. As you can see, the security features of Windows 8 make it significantly more difficult compromise.
With Windows XP support ending on April 8, 2014, it's time to start planning to migrate to the latest release of the Microsoft Windows desktop operating system. Security updates will no longer be available when support for XP ends, but rest assured the exploits will continue. Windows 8 includes comprehensive, OS-integrated protections that make it increasingly difficult to compromise the system. With integrated virus and malicious software protection, improvements to Internet Explorer, and enhancements to the underlying operating system components, the infection rate has been reduced dramatically. Begin planning your migration to Windows 8 today so you won't be left unprotected.
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A flood of memory, a mosaic of the future
ON MEMORIAL DAY IN 1948 A RAILROAD BERM BURST in the lowlands just south of the Columbia River and north of Portland, sending a swiftly moving wall of water over the edge and inundating the city of Vanport, killing 15 people, leaving 17,500 homeless, and essentially wiping the city off the map. Vanport had been hastily constructed six years before to house workers and their families building warships in the Kaiser shipyards of Portland and Vancouver. At its height it had had a population of 40,000, making it the second-biggest city in Oregon at the time. In the decades since, the disaster has been forgotten by many, lost in the march of "progress" (Delta Park and the Portland International Speedway now sit where Vanport once thrived). For others it's become an almost mythological touchstone, an emblem of what Portland and Oregon had been and what it would become, especially in its attitudes and actions about race. As Brett Campbell put it in his 2015 review of Rich Rubin's play Cottonwood in the Flood, which debuted at an early Vanport Mosaic Festival and was set in Vanport in the 1940s, the city became, "along with Celilo Falls, Oregon's Atlantis."
Henk Pander, "Vanport," watercolor, 40 x 60 inches, from his series of large history paintings of the flood and its aftermath. Pander will be part of the Vanport Mosaic virtual festival in an online conversation, "Painting History," with Chisao Hata and other artists who have depicted Vanport in their work. Image © Henk Pander
Overturned cars and devastation after the deluge of 1948. Photo: City of Portland Archives
Samson Syharath performs his "8-24-9 (Secret Asian Man)" in the virtual festival.
A few years ago Damaris Webb and Laura Lo Forti got together to create the Vanport Mosaic, a Memorial Day weekend festival in and around the Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center in North Portland, to remember in exhibits and talks and performances the city and its citizens and their continuing influence on the shape and character of Portland. The festival became something of a bond between the people who put it on and the people who came to see it. I remember, in the early years, walking through the historical exhibitions and listening as other viewers exclaimed. A few of the older ones had been children or even young adults who had lived in Vanport. Others would talk about how their parents or uncles or older sisters had lived in the city. The Mosaic sparked living memories and the telling of tales. People talked about how the city had been no paradise of racial harmony, and yet had been far more forward-thinking than Portland just down the road. It was integrated, at least in a lot of ways; kids of all races went to the same schools.
Vanport Mosaic quickly established itself as one of the most genuinely interesting annual events on the Portland cultural calendar, in part because it's always seen the story of Vanport as part of a bigger, continuing story that reverberates down the decades to now. There was a historical Vanport diaspora of sorts, boosting Portland's small Black community as former Vanport residents moved into the city proper and helping to turn mostly white Portland and its metropolitan area into a more racially and culturally diverse place – an enriching process that nevertheless continues to be controversial and resisted in some circles. Left Hook, for instance, another Rubin play from a later festival, moves the action to Portland's Albina district in the 1970s, when urban renewal accomplished through political and bureaucratic fiat a kind of Vanport 2, forcing large numbers of African Americans out of their homes and out of their neighborhood.
This year the coronavirus pandemic threatened to wipe away the Vanport Mosaic Festival as surely as the Columbia floodwaters had flattened its namesake city. But Lo Forti decided to forge ahead, turning what has always been a very communal festival into a virtual, online series of events that begins tomorrow, May 8, and continues through May 30. She's had to do an enormous amount of work on the fly, but the lineup she's assembled is impressive, and the Vanport Mosaic 2020 Virtual Festival leaves no doubt about its intentions. "(T)he Spirit of Vanport lives on through a virtual season of hope, moral imagination and solidarity," the festival's homepage declares, and then describes the key questions the events intend to address: "Who gets to be an American? What does it mean to be an American today? What are the lessons that can inform how we respond to today's crisis as a city, as community and as individuals?"
You can see the entire lineup on the festival schedule. (Performances and events will be streamed on Vanport Mosaic's web page and its Facebook page.) Among the many potential highlights are virtual appearances by Laotian American actor/writer Samson Syharath performing his solo show Secret Asian Man and, later, his See Her Strength from Media Rites' The – Ism Project; Unit Souzou taiko drummer Michelle Fujii in conversation with Douglas Detrick; a May 17 conversation between Sankar Raman of The Immigrant Story and Ramiza Koya, author of The Royal Abduls; a May 21 video installation, (Un) Belonging, by the Pakistani American artist Sabina Haque; another piece from The – Ism Project, Dmae Roberts' Harvest, performed by Jane Vogel Mantiri; a May 24 Confluence Conversation, Who Gets To Be American?, with Patricia Whitefoot (Yakama Nation), artist/writer and former Oregon poet laureate Elizabeth Woody (Warm Springs) and Chuck Sams (Umatilla); a screening and conversation on Northwest hip hop history; and, on closing day May 30, a Vanport Day of Remembrance. It's all curated by Lo Forti, who calls herself, appropriately, a "story midwife." Tune in and be part of the birthing.
UPDATE ON THE ART MUSEUM: LAYOFFS, PERHAPS
SHUTDOWNS FROM THE CORONAVIRUS CRISIS HAVE BATTERED large cultural organizations that carry big overheads, and the Portland Art Museum is feeling the pain. The museum, which last month put 80 percent of its staff on unpaid leave effective April 16, is preparing for the possibility of a large round of layoffs. Early last week the museum – one of the Pacific Northwest's most significant cultural institutions – filed notification under the federal WARN Act, or Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act, of possible layoffs. The act requires employers of 100 or more workers to give their employees 60 days' notice of impending layoffs.
"We project that by the end of June, the Museum and [Northwest] Film Center will have exhausted funds from the federal Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) and emergency support received from several trustees and foundations," Museum Director Brian Ferriso wrote in a message to staff. Ferriso projected that the museum has money on hand to continue operations through June. If the museum is unable to reopen in July, he wrote, layoffs will become necessary effective June 30.
And that seems to be the way things are pointing. "Based on the best information available at this time, reopening the Museum and Film Center by July seems unlikely," Ferriso wrote. "At this time we do not know when it will be safe to reopen, which positions we will be able to rehire, or whether these layoffs will be temporary or permanent," he added. "… I remain hopeful to be able to reopen our facilities and rehire as many employees as needs and resources allow, as quickly as possible."
The Portland museum is far from alone in this situation. The New York Times reported this morning that the Metropolitan Opera, which has a $308 million annual budget, has lost $60 million since its forced shutdown in March, and has put more than 40 staff members on furlough.
FOOD AS ART, ART AS HOME
Radish amuse-bouche at Arpège in Paris, shiny like enamel. Photo: Angela Allen
PICTURE THIS: A PLATE OF FOOD SO EYE-CATCHING IT LOOKS LIKE A WORK OF ART. But can it actually be art? "Of course it can, and it does. Just look! Just taste!" Angela Allen declares in Food and art, art and food, her lavishly illustrated essay on – well, what art means, and why food fits right in. She talks about the Himalayas of dining, and checks in with some top-rank Oregon chefs and even a couple of poets, almost (but not quite) all of whom agree with her assessment.
PHOTOGRAPHER K.B. DIXON, MEANWHILE, HAS BEEN SOCIAL-ISOLATING AT HOME, which is keeping him off the streets and away from the group events he usually haunts. So in Still Life in a Time of Sequestration, Part 2 (it goes with his earlier Still Life in a Time of Sequestration, Part 1) he turns his camera on a series of everyday objects around the house, and reveals some singular sensations.
Pinecones, 2020. Photo: K.B. Dixon
WE'LL ALWAYS HAVE THE THEATER, ONE WAY OR ANOTHER
COREY BRUNISH, BEYOND BROADWAY. Like almost all public gathering places in America, the Great White Way has lowered the curtain for the duration. So what's a multiple Tony-winning producer to do? As it turns out, Brunish – who splits his time between New York and Portland, and is happily sequestered with his family in their Lake Oswego home – has plenty going on, inside and outside of theater. Think streaming. Think music. Think big new projects.
LOOKING FOR A FEW WILD WOMEN. Then again, if you want to actually put a show onstage in this strange time we're living in, it's not exactly business as usual. Lori Tobias checks in with Cannon Beach actor Sue Neuer, who's set to co-direct a production of a comedy called The Wild Women of Winedale scheduled to open on Labor Day weekend, and discovers a few obstacles cluttering the pathway to theatrical happiness and fulfillment.
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"Again, the public showed that they would bear their share in these things; the very Court, which was then gay and luxurious, put on a face of just concern for the public danger. All the plays and interludes which, after the manner of the French Court, had been set up, and began to increase among us, were forbid to act; the gaming-tables, public dancing-rooms, and music-houses, which multiplied and began to debauch the manners of the people, were shut up and suppressed; and the jack-puddings, merry-andrews, puppet-shows, rope-dancers, and such-like doings, which had bewitched the poor common people, shut up their shops, finding indeed no trade; for the minds of the people were agitated with other things, and a kind of sadness and horror at these things sat upon the countenances even of the common people. Death was before their eyes, and everybody began to think of their graves, not of mirth and diversions."
– Daniel Defoe, A Journal of the Plague Year: 1665, first published 1722
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Snowflame: DC's Cocaine-fueled Villain
October 13th, 2016 by Lambert Varias
Today I Found Out features one of the comic book world's infamous oddballs. Snowflame is a villain who appeared in the second issue of the short-lived 1988 series New Guardians. While the titular team of heroes are failed attempts at subverting stereotypes, Snowflame takes the cake. He's a Colombian drug lord – surprise! – who worships coke and gains powers such as pyrokinesis from ingesting the drug.
Despite appearing for only one issue, Snowflame became more popular than the New Guardians themselves. Julie Sydor ran a webcomic about "Mr. S" from 2011 to 2013, and the web series Atop the Fourth Wall featured an even more drug-addled version of the character as comic relief.
Check out the video for a look back on the cringe-inducing New Guardians, Snowflame, as well as a couple of other weird characters from the comic book world. I remember that Marvel has an evil mutant who turns people into data, and he used his ability to quickly transport troops into the battlefield. But for the life of me I can't remember his name.


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As many homeowners are gearing up for spring cleaning, it's the ideal time to examine the interior of your commercial facility with an eye toward preparing for increased summer traffic. Appearance is a critical aspect of your overall presentation, and if customers enter your building to find dull, drab-looking surroundings, there's a good chance they'll walk out and never return.
Your interior paint may have been damaged through the fall and winter months. Now that spring is just around the corner, it's a good time to check your facility for problem areas that will need attention before the summer crowds arrive.
Ordinary traffic levels and everyday wear and tear can take a toll on your interior paint. Of course, there will be contact with your walls, which can leave grime and scuff marks. This often occurs in a band around waist height, especially in areas where customers frequent. Your floor coatings may also be affected, especially through customers entering from a wet, dirty fall and winter environment.
The interior atmosphere of your facility can also affect your paint. Artificial heating or cooling systems change the ambient temperature of your walls, and may either increase or decrease the amount of moisture in the air. As a result, your paint might fade, buckle, or crack and peel in places.
As the summer season brings an increase in both local and tourist traffic, you'll want to ensure that your interior looks vibrant and welcoming. If your walls or floors have suffered heavy damage from fall and winter wear, now is the time to contact your commercial painting contractor and assess a new interior painting job.
You may also want to change or enhance the look of your facility. One good interior option that doesn't require the investment of a full interior job is wainscoting painting. This is a good solution to freshen up the waist-level "band" of grime or fading that can occur in high-traffic areas. Graphics or artistic painting are also good choices to give your interior a new look for summer.


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Q: dropdown selected value use only once on add button in angular js Selected value from the drop down should be added when I click on add button, only once the value should be added to the result field. Some once can help me on this. below is code which i tried.
function ContactController($scope) {
 $scope.contacts = ["Apple"];
 $scope.curItem = [{
     id: "1",
     items: "Apple"
 }, {
     id: "2",
     items: "Orange"
 }, {
     id: "3",
     items: "Banana"
 }, {
     id: "4",
     items: "Apricot"
 }, {
     id: "5",
     items: "Asparagus"
 }, ];
 $scope.selectedItem = $scope.curItem[0];

}
View :

            <input type="hidden">
            <button class="btn btn-link" value= "Save">

            </button>

            <select required="" style="min-width:180px;"> </select>

         {{ contact }}

A: HTML:

            <input type="hidden"> <button class="btn btn-link" ng-click="save(selectedItem)">Save</button>
            <select ng-model="selectedItem" ng-options="i.items as i.items for i in curItem" ng-init="selectedItem=curItem[0].id"></select>

             {{ contact }}

Javascript (your controller code):
app.controller('MainCtrl', function($scope) {
  $scope.contacts = ["Apple"];

  $scope.curItem=[{id:"1",items:"Apple"}, {id:"2",items:"Orange"}, {id:"3",items:"Banana"}, {id:"4",items:"Apricot"}, {id:"5",items:"Asparagus"}];
  $scope.save=function(i){
    if ($scope.contacts.indexOf(i) <= -1){
     $scope.contacts.push(i);
    }
  };
});

Here is the working Plunker
Edit: It seems that you want to add value only once. I've edited my answer and plunker.

A: I have created a plunker
Textbox should be enabled on click of other option radio button is checked
JS:
var app = angular.module('plunker', []);

app.controller('MainCtrl', function($scope) {
  $scope.$watch('form.Program', function(mVal){
    if (angular.isUndefined($scope.form)) return;

    if(mVal === 'other'){
       $scope.form.OtherProgram = $scope.tmVar;
    } else {
      if($scope.form.OtherProgram !== null){
        $scope.tmVar = $scope.form.OtherProgram;
         $scope.form.OtherProgram = null;
      }
     }
  });
});

HTML:

        Program:
        <input type="radio" ng-model="form.Program" name="Program" value="option 1" required /> option 1
        <input type="radio" ng-model="form.Program" name="Program" value="option 2" required /> option 2
        <input type="radio" ng-model="form.Program" name="Program" value="other" required /> other
        <input type="text" ng-model="form.OtherProgram" ng-disabled="form.Program != 'other'" name="Program_Other"  ng-required ="form.Program != 'other'"/>

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Sergio Camello (Madrid, 2001. február 10. –) spanyol korosztályos válogatott labdarúgó, a Rayo Vallecano csatárja kölcsönben az Atlético Madrid csapatától.

Pályafutása

Klubcsapatokban
Camello a spanyol fővárosban, Madridban született. Az ifjúsági pályafutását a helyi Las Encinas csapatában kezdte, majd az Atlético Madrid akadémiájánál folytatta.

2018-ban mutatkozott be az Atlético Madrid tartalék, majd 2019-ben az első osztályban szereplő felnőtt keretében. 2019. május 18-án, a Levante ellen idegenben 2–2-es döntetlennel zárult bajnoki félidejében, Thomas Partey cseréjeként lépett pályára, majd a 79. percben meg is szerezte első gólját a klub színeiben. A 2021–22-es szezonban a másodosztályú Mirandés, míg a 2022–23-as szezonban a Rayo Vallecano csapatát erősítette kölcsönben.

A válogatottban
Camello az U16-ostól az U21-esig több korosztályos válogatottban is képviselte Spanyolországot.

2021-ben debütált az U21-es válogatottban. Először a 2021. november 12-ei, Málta ellen 5–0-ra megnyert mérkőzés 61. percében, Beñat Turrientest váltva lépett pályára.

Statisztikák
2023. március 11. szerint

Sikerei, díjai
Atlético Madrid
 La Liga
 Bajnok (1): 2020–21

Jegyzetek

További információk
Transfermarkt

2001-ben született személyek
Spanyol labdarúgók
Labdarúgócsatárok
Az Atlético Madrid labdarúgói
A Rayo Vallecano labdarúgói
A La Liga labdarúgói
A Segunda División labdarúgói
A Segunda División B labdarúgói
Élő személyek

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Wal-Mart suspends controversial shoplifting program
Author Evan Fallor
Theme Retail & Consumer Products
Wal-Mart Stores Inc.. confirmed that it has suspended its relationship with two companies offering controversial programs for shoplifters, a move that came not long after a California court ruled that one of the company's methods ran afoul of state extortion laws.
Responding to a Dec. 21 report in The Wall Street Journal, Wal-Mart spokesman Ragan Dickens confirmed to S&P Global Market Intelligence that the big-box retailer suspended its partnerships "a couple of weeks ago" with Corrective Education Company as well as with Turning Point Justice, two non-profit companies based in Utah that provide programs for people who are caught shoplifting.
The Journal reported that Wal-Mart, reportedly one of the biggest clients of the companies, suspended the programs in December in the wake of questioning from local officials about the legality of programs that require money from people facing criminal sanctions.
Shoplifting suspects at stores that use Corrective Education are required to pay $400 up front or $500 later to take a six-to-eight-hour online course that talks about the pitfalls of bad decisions and teaches life skills, according to the Journal. If the suspects take the course then they do not face criminal prosecution.
Dickens declined to comment about the controversy surrounding the programs or the California court's ruling but said that Wal-Mart ended the relationship after appointing a new head of Wal-Mart's asset protection program and putting the programs under review.
"There has been a bit of lack of clarity about how it [the program] was received across the U.S.," he said in an interview.
The contracts with both of the Utah-based loss prevention companies gave first-time shoplifters with no prior record the opportunity to enroll in an online, paid course hosted by the third-party company in lieu of criminal prosecution.
"It went into effect a couple of weeks ago," Dickens said of the suspension. "New leadership ... is evaluating programs heading into the new calendar year. This suspension was part of his [the new asset manager's] evaluation."
The Corrective Education program has encountered criticism and is the subject of a lawsuit and judicial ruling in California.
In August, a San Francisco Superior Court judge found that Orem, Utah-based Corrective Education Company's program violated the state's extortion and false imprisonment laws, according to court documents.
San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera, whose office brought the suit against Corrective Education, said that roughly 90% of suspects chose to enroll in the program, according to a statement on Aug. 15. Those who did not pay the fees and complete it would be subject to local prosecution.
"We should all be concerned about privatizing our justice system, especially when a business like Corrective Education Company uses the threat of criminal prosecution to intimidate and extort people," Herrera said. "This ruling goes to the heart of their predatory business model."
Wal-Mart first piloted the program in 2013 at two stores before rolling out the program in 2015, according to Dickens.
Corrective Education Company, which could not be reached for comment on Dec. 21, said on its website that its efforts help reduce retail shrink while giving time to loss-prevention employees, and rehabilitating behavioral and shoplifting issues with offenders.
"It was a totally voluntary program," Dickens said.
Dickens said that stops for shoplifting have been on the decline for the past two years. In 2016, Wal-Mart saw a 30% reduction in apprehensions and stops, as well as an additional 15% reduction in 2017, he said.
Evan Fallor


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Aincille () es una localidad y comuna francesa, situada en el departamento de Pirineos Atlánticos, en la región de Aquitania. Pertenece al territorio histórico vascofrancés de Baja Navarra.

Administrativamente, también depende del Distrito de Bayona y del cantón de Montaña Vasca.

Heráldica
Cuartelado: 1º, en campo de azur, un puente de oro, mazonado de sable, puesto sobre una onda de plata y acompañado en el jefe de tres estrellas de plata, puestas en faja; 2º, en campo de oro, un águila explayada de sable; 3º, en campo de sinople, una vaca de oro, acorallada de azur y surmontada de un cordero de su color natural, cornado de oro, y 4º, en campo de azur, una iglesia de oro, aclarada de sable.

Demografía
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Fuentes: Ldh/EHESS/Cassini e INSEE.

Referencias

Enlaces externos

Localidades de Pirineos Atlánticos
Localidades de Baja Navarra