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High level readout on FOCAC 2021: Expert view on the evolution of the Chinese commercial footprint in African markets
Our Advisory board member, Paulo Gomes, spoke at the first readout of the 2021 Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) and the evolution of Chinese commercial engagement with African nations. This event is timed to coincide with the close of FOCAC in Dakar, Senegal. Participants in the discussion will include US and African policy-makers, global business, civil society and media leaders.
GTR Asia 2021 Virtual
Nov 16-18, 2021
For 12 years, GTR Asia has offered critical market insight and unparalleled expertise from industry leaders whilst also providing unrivalled networking opportunities.
Whilst we hope to return to Singapore in-person for 2022, this year's event will now be taking place virtually on November 16-18, promising a highly anticipated opportunity to connect with all corners of the market for those involved in Asian trade, with a full exhibition and extensive programme covering the latest developments and rapidly changing dynamics.
Africa-Singapore Business Forum
Aug 23-24, 2021
The Africa Singapore Business Forum (ASBF) is the premier platform for business exchange and fostering trade between Africa and Asia.
Organised by Enterprise Singapore, the forum has brought together over 2,000 business and government leaders from 30 countries to explore partnerships and growth opportunities between these two dynamic regions.
GTR East Africa 2021 Virtual
Following the success of the inaugural virtual event in October 2020, GTR East Africa will return once again in digital form for 2021, taking place on May 12-13, 2021.
Utilising GTR's bespoke virtual event platform, this online gathering promises expansive networking and a comprehensive programme of live and on-demand content, welcoming the leading practitioners in trade, agribusiness, supply chain and commodity finance.
Join industry experts from across the region to explore the latest developments, strategies and solutions employed to drive East Africa's covid response, trade growth, and economic recovery.
Babacar Ndiaye Lecture
Our ASEACC member, the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank), alongside their President Professor Benedict Oramah, is pleased to invite you to join us at the fifth annual Babacar Ndiaye Lecture which will take place virtually on October 20.
This event takes place with the spirit of 'One Africa One Vision', as the continent embraces a single trading market with no borders, the theme for this year is: The Importance of Science, Technology and Innovation in the Transformation of African Economies under AfCFTA, with the keynote lecture from H.E. Prof. Ameenah Gurib-Fakim, former and first female President of Mauritius (2015-2018).
This annual gathering honours the legacy of the late Dr. Ndiaye, President of the African Development Bank from 1985 to 1995 and revered forefather of Africa's economic growth and ideological progress.
GTR Africa 2021 Hybrid
Nov 3-4, 2021
Global Trade Review is delighted to announce that GTR Africa will be returning for 2021 in a hybrid format, combining the benefits of our unrivalled digital event platform with an in-person event that will take place in London on November 3-4, 2021.
AU Covid-19 Response Fund Webinar
We are delighted to announce that the Chairman of ASEACC's Advisory Board, Mr Paulo Gomes will be featured in The African Union (AU) Covid-19 Response Fund Webinar taking place on October 24, 2020 at 1300 GMT.
Organised by the African Union, this digital event seeks to raise awareness of the AU Covid-19 Response Fund in its effort to overcome the health and economic challenges that Africa is currently facing in the midst of the pandemic.
This free event will be broadcasted in Arabic, English, French and Portuguese. The two hour programme will feature messages from distinguished individuals ranging from African celebrities, government leaders to frontline staff.
GTR Africa Virtual
Oct 20 – 23, 2020
GTR Africa 2020 Virtual, the premier trade and export finance event for Sub-Saharan Africa, has taken place on October 20-23.
Drawing on the high-level expertise, comprehensive market coverage and unrivalled industry connections of GTR's Africa-focused gatherings in Cape Town, Victoria Falls and London, this exciting new initiative combined a mixture of live-streamed and pre-recorded content and targeted networking with over 2,000 attendees through GTR's dynamic virtual event platform.
Spread over 4 days and combining 3 distinct events into the one extended virtual offering to capture a wider audience, this new format provided the opportunity for more detailed focus on key markets, innovation, trade and commodity flows, infrastructure and the wider implications of global disruption.
GTR Africa Virtual in collaboration with Orbitt, also featured their inaugural Digital Deal Room, a bespoke origination and investment matching platform populated with unique opportunities for investors.
Fully supported and endorsed by Africa's leading financial institutions, DFIs, multilaterals and various governments, participants benefitted from unrivalled opportunities to connect with a wider audience and do business in 'the new normal', sharing insights and expertise, and providing clarity at a time of great uncertainty.
GTR East Africa Virtual
Oct 1-2, 2020
Theme: BUILDING ECONOMIC RESILIENCE WITH TRADE
GTR East Africa 2020 took place virtually this year on October 1-2 in light of Covid-19 restrictions.
With the support from a host of leading trade finance players alongside key supranational and industry bodies, GTR East Africa Virtual utilised GTR's bespoke virtual platform to deliver a comprehensive range of live-streamed and pre-recorded
content and unrivalled networking opportunities, focusing on key trade sectors from commodities and agribusiness, to the
development of local value-add industry and achieving digital innovation.
GTR Asia Virtual
Sept 8-11, 2020
GTR Asia 2020, the world's largest trade finance gathering, took place virtually this year, over 4 days on September 8-11.
This exciting new initiative encompassed all the key aspects of the live conference experience in a digital format, retaining GTR's core focus on networking, collaboration and knowledge sharing, traders, banks, insurers, lawyers, technology companies, non-bank financiers, government agencies and investors.
GTR Asia Trade & Treasury Week
Sept 4 - 7, 2018
Firmly established as the largest international event in the trade, treasury and commodity finance market, this flagship event is set to welcome over 1,000 delegates, enjoying the full support of Enterprise Singapore and the Ministry of Trade & Industry.
With trade now in the headlines more than ever before and with global concerns over protectionism and trade barriers continuing to escalate, this year's gathering will consider both the key risks and primary opportunities from a geopolitical perspective, as well as the ongoing industry discussions over market disruption, new market entrants and the role of technology.
Africa-Singapore Business Forum 2018
Aug 28 - 29, 2018
Organised by Enterprise Singapore, the forum has brought together over 2,000 business and government leaders from 30 countries to develop opportunities and partnerships between these two dynamic regions.
ASBF 2018 addressed critical issues and identify opportunities in key sectors, including real estate, oil and gas, digital economy and manufacturing. The forum will also address the important question of financing when doing business in Africa.
Africa Sovereign Wealth Funds Summit 2018
Mr Paulo Gomes and Mr Kelvin Tan, Chairman of the Advisory Board and Secretary-General of ASEACC, attended the Africa Sovereign Wealth Funds Summit 2018 in Ghana. In attendance was H.E. Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, Vice President of Ghana. Panelists included Mr Solomon Asamoah (CEO, Ghana Infrastructure Investment Fund), Mr Mamadou Mbaye (Executive Director, FONSIS, Senegal), Mr Kola Owodunni (Head, Investment Risk, Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority), Mr Tariq Senhaji (CEO, Ithmar Capital, Morocco SWF), Mr Patrick Shyaka (CEO, Agaciro Development Fund, Rwanda) and Mr Michael Kottoh (Managing Partner at Konfidants).
Singapore - Angola Business Roundtable
The Singapore – Angola Business Roundtable organised by Singapore Business Federation (SBF), in partnership with Enterprise Singapore (ESG) and Africa South East Asia Chamber of Commerce (ASEACC), was held on 8 May 2018. The Roundtable was chaired by Mr. S.S. Teo, Chairman of SBF and Co-Chairman of ASEACC, while the Angola Government delegation was led by H.E. Manuel Domingos Augusto, Angola Minister of External Relations.
SMU Presidential Distinguished Lecturer Series: Mr Kgalema Motlanthe - President, Republic of South Africa (2008 - 2009)
South Africa might have emerged from the apartheid oppression in April 1994, but its legacy continues to present itself as a formidable challenge to the state. Illiteracy is still prevalent among millions of adults, and the number of school dropouts is increasing at an alarming rate. In attempts to change this for the better, South Africa has put a premium on education as the only viable socio-economic equaliser and therefore catalyst for change. Will South Africa be able to completely free itself from the shackles of apartheid by using education as a catalyst?
Africa Now Forum
Participate in the AFRICA NOW FORUM and take advantage of a real commercial opportunity and visibility. Cameroon, a bilingual country, is a vast market in the heart of Africa and especially the economic lung of Central Africa. Come energize your sales, broaden your networks and communicate your expertise on 19 and 20 Oct 2017 at the Palais des Congrès and have a chance to attend the Africa Espoir Avenir award gala at the Hilton Hotel in Yaoundé, Cameroon
NTU African Angle Breakfast Series: Business & Investment Opportunities in the Agri Sector of Nigeria
The demand for convenience and processed food is growing in Nigeria. Nigeria's packaging and food processing market is one of the largest in Africa, estimated at about US$545 million. However, the agriculture and agribusiness industry is plagued with numerous challenges including business, infrastructure and regulatory problems. These provide numerous investment opportunities for the Africa-savvy investor. Dr Adefolake Adeyeye, a Nigerian citizen and Research Fellow of the NTU-SBF Centre for African Studies, has researched these possibilities. Joining her to discuss these issues was Mr Venkataramani Srivathsan, Managing Director & CEO, Africa and the Middle East, Olam International Ltd.
Bringing Francophone Africa to the National University of Singapore
Co-organised by Africa South East Asia Chamber of Commerce (ASEACC) and National University of Singapore (NUS), a panel discussion about France and Africa was held at NUS on January 16, 2017. The panellists were Ms Estelle Yousouffa, independent journalist at French television channel "France 2", Mr Kelvin Tan, Secretary-General of ASEACC and Professor Daniel Chan, NUS French lecturer.
2016 ASEACC Annual General Meeting in Shanghai
On 22 August 2016, the leadership and members of the Africa South East Asia Chamber of Commerce (ASEACC) convened at Shanghai, for its Annual General Meeting (AGM). Supported by Pacific International Lines (PIL), the event was co-chaired by Mr. S.S. Teo, Managing Director of PIL Group, and Mr. Jean Kacou Diagou, CEO of Groupe NSIA.
2016 MTI African Journalist Visit Programme
As part of the annual African Journalist Visit Programme organized by the Singapore Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) in 2016, the Africa-South East Asia Chamber of Commerce (ASEACC) hosted a media brief session introducing the formation and activities of the Chamber and its exclusive member companies to a group of 8 journalists from various leading African business publications. Representatives from Pacific International Lines (PIL) and International Enterprise (IE) Singapore also attended the session.
Doing Business in Africa Megatrends and Opportunities
Seminar on "Doing Business in Africa: Trends and Triggers", organised in conjunction with the visit of the Centre's Distinguished Visiting Fellow, Mr Paulo Gomes, former World Banker and international business leader.
Okinka African Art Exhibition
The OKINKA African Art Exhibition was officially launched in Singapore, The Art Space at Suntec City Mall on 22 July 2015. It was organized by Mr. Paulo Gomes, Chairman of Advisory Board of Africa South East Asia Chamber of Commerce (ASEACC).
Olam Book Launch – "Amazing Africa"
On 24 February 2015 at the Ocean Financial Centre in Singapore, Olam International, a founding member of ASEACC, held a book launch and sharing session "Amazing Africa – A Corporate Journey". The book was launched in conjunction with Olam's 25th anniversary.
Opportunities in Cote d'Ivoire Seminar
The Cote d'Ivoire-Singapore Business Seminar 2014 organized by the Singapore Business Federation was held on 6 November 2014, in conjunction with the visit of H.E. Mr Patrick Achi, Minister of Economic Infrastructure of the Republic of Cote d'Ivoire.
Visit from Cameroon and Senegal Port Officials
A group of senior officials from Cameroon Douala Port Authority and Senegal Dakar Port visited Malaysia and Singapore on a study tour to interact with companies and public sector agencies for identifying best practices from South East Asia on port management, financing, infrastructure planning, technologies deployment, marketing strategies among others. Mr. Alioune Gueye, the Editor-in- Chief for Afrique Business Journal also joined the visits.
ASEACC Media Brief with African Journalists
As part of the African Journalist Visit Programme 2014 organized by the Singapore Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI), the Africa-South East Asia Chamber of Commerce (ASEACC) hosted a media brief session with the group of journalists from six influential African business publications, with a combined circulation of more than 400,000 copies annually. Officials from the MTI and International Enterprise (IE) Singapore also attended the media brief session
Spotlight on Burkina Faso
The Burkina Faso Singapore Business Forum 2014, jointly organised by the Singapore Business Federation and the Africa Business Group Singapore, was held on 24 April 2014 at Conrad Centennial Singapore Hotel. The event was graced by H.E. Blaise Compaoré, President of Burkina Faso, who also gave the keynote address. The Chamber sent 4 representatives to attend the event.
Spotlight on Togo and visit to ASEACC
The Africa Business Group (AfBG), part of the Singapore Business Federation (SBF) group, organized an awareness seminar on Togo on 14 April 2014. The seminar allowed the Singapore business community to obtain first-hand information on the latest developments and business opportunities in Togo.
Niger-Singapore Business Forum 2014
The inaugural Niger-Singapore Business Forum 2014 organized by the Singapore Business Federation was held on 23 January 2014, in conjunction with the visit of H.E. Mahamadou Issoufou, President of the Republic of Niger.
Visit of Senior Officials from Cameroon
President of Afrique Challenge in Morocco, Mr. Alioune Gueye, was joined by a district mayor in Yaoundé, a former Member of Parliament of Cameroon, and a senior official from Doula Port Authority for a visit to the Chamber office on 6 December 2013


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Adelaide man found with 1,000 child porn images and 142 videos jailed for four years
By court reporter Rebecca Opie
Posted January 22, 2018 14:27:59
Map: Adelaide 5000
An Adelaide man arrested during an international investigation into child exploitation has been sentenced to four years' jail for sharing horrific images and videos of child sexual abuse.
John Ian Goodchild, 31, pleaded guilty to six charges of possessing and disseminating child exploitation material.
Australian Federal Police and the Special Crimes Investigation Branch of the South Australian Police had been monitoring Goodchild's conversations on a mobile messaging app.
Goodchild was brought to police attention during a larger international investigation involving authorities in a number of countries.
He was detected conversing in online chatrooms called 'Hardcore' and 'Paedo Porn Rules' under the username 'naughtytaboo1'.
Police raided his Salisbury North home in November 2016 where they seized his computer and multiple hard drives containing more than 1,000 images and 142 videos.
In handing down the sentence, District Court Judge Julie McIntyre said the photos and videos were of children aged around seven, eight and nine years old.
"Some of the images were particularly disturbing showing children being subjected to the most depraved abuse," she said.
"The physical and psychological trauma inflicted on those unfortunate children can only be imagined."
Images depicted sadism, bestiality
The court heard the contents of the images and videos were classified in the two most serious categories of child exploitation material and that some depicted sadism, bestiality, humiliation or child abuse.
"The category five video I viewed was particularly horrific, it involved a clearly distressed young girl being subjected to the vilest form of abuse," Judge McIntyre said.
"All of the material I viewed was degrading, depraved and distressing."
Judge McIntyre imposed a non-parole period of two years.
She said the offending was too serious to consider a suspended sentence or home detention.
Topics: child-abuse, community-and-society, courts-and-trials, law-crime-and-justice, adelaide-5000, sa, australia
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Home Energy How Effective Are Solar Panels
How Effective Are Solar Panels
Daniel Clark
Solar energy is an abundant form of sustainable, renewable power on Earth. But how effective are solar panels that we use in residential power homes?
Most figures say that solar panels can be anywhere between 15% and 18%, meaning they convert only between 15% and 18% of sunlight into electricity while absorbing the rest like it would be anything else. That being said, there is a huge variety of factors that change your specific efficiency for a particular system- whether you're in an area where it's cloudy regularly or if your house faces south instead of north when possible.
Factors That Affect Solar Panel Efficiency
There are a lot of different factors that will affect how efficient your panels are. Some of them, like the angle of the sun in relation to Earth and cloud coverage, can be accounted for by adjusting certain parts of your solar energy system, while others (such as temperature) depend entirely on external forces outside of our control.
Here are a few of the internal factors which will affect your panels
Solar panel age
Solar energy technology has a long history that reaches back to the 19th century. The countless innovations in this industry have helped make solar panels more efficient. They've grown exponentially recently for people who want clean power options and those looking for ways to save money on their monthly bills.
The new solar panels are not only more efficient than old ones due to these technological innovations, but they're also better than used ones because solar panels lose a little bit of efficiency every year that they're used. Your panel will probably still work great as it gets older, but you won't be quite as efficient which when you first bought them.
Type of solar panels
There are two types of solar panels. One is used to heat hot water; the other powers your home through electricity generated from sunlight. Photovoltaic (PV) panels to capture and separate electrons with sunlight energy, while thermal panels use the sun's rays for direct heating power in warmer climates.
The three materials that solar panels can be made of are monocrystalline silicon, polycrystalline silicon, and multi-junction cells. Of these two types of material,, the most common is Monocrystalline Silicon which has a higher efficiency than Polycrytallene Silicone or Multi-Junction Cells.
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Q: Até que ponto engenharia reversa é um crime? A engenharia reversa é a prática de abrir uma nova tecnologia e ver como funciona "por debaixo dos panos" (não, necessariamente, produzindo algum conteúdo lucrativo com esse conhecimento). Porém eu vejo, em meu dia a dia, diversos elementos que vieram de engenharia reversa.
Um exemplo é o controle oficial da Sony para o PlayStation 2 e seus inúmeros similares, ou os famosos "hacks" para jogos.
Apesar disso, eu nunca vi um produtor de controles "similares" ou de hacks para jogos singleplayer serem presos.
Também tem o caso do PolyStation, que, apesar de vir de engenharia reversa do NES, e, por vezes, nem mesmo possuir os componentes originais, é considerado pirataria, ao invés de "similar".
Até que ponto, no geral, eu posso explorar a tecnologia alheia (abrindo, testando, e vendo como funciona "por baixo dos panos") sem que isso seja considerado um crime?

A: E crime apartir que inflinge as leis de codigo pessoal ou seja imagine voce trabalhar em um projeto por 2 a 3 anos em um software e do nada o cara aplica engenharia reversa no seu trabalho e rouba funcoes e estudo de aprimoramento de suas funcoes e arquitetura de seu programa. Ex (voce dedicar e compilar um arquivo e derrepente o cara vem com um programa tipo ollydbg ou outros e rouba seus codigos com um bom e vezes maldito ctrlc + ctrlv pra tirar vantagem de seu trabalho sem permissao.
Se nao me engano se nao mudou as leis mundiais a engenharia reversa so pode ser usada pra estudo em bases e nao pra copia de arquivo.  No brasil esses estudo antigamente so podia ser estudado durante um mes no pc do estudante.

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[A comparison between the pain relief effect of electroacupuncture, regional never block and electroacupuncture plus regional never block in frozen shoulder].
Department of Anesthesiology, Taipei Municipal Chung-Hsing Hospital.
BACKGROUND: Frozen shoulder is a kind of spontaneous, progressive peri-arthritis over the shoulder joint. The etiology is not yet clear. Traditional treatments for frozen shoulder included conservative medical therapy, physical therapy, nerve block and acupuncture and so on. The purpose of our study is to determine the pain relief effect of electroacupuncture (EAP), regional nerve block (RNB) and the combination of EAP + RNB for frozen shoulder. MATERIALS&METHODS: One hundred and fifty patients with fresh frozen shoulder were, randomly divided into 3 groups. Group I patients (n = 50) had RNB with stellate ganglion block and suprascapular nerve block by 1% xylocaine 10 ml. Group II patients (n = 50) had EAP with local acupoint--Chien-Yu, Chien-Ching, Chien-Nei-Ling, Ah-Shih Hsueh treatment and Group III (n = 50) patients had RNB+EAP performed with acupuncture first, then followed by the regional nerve block. Six vectors of movements were checked in all methods. Four graded Bromage score was used for pain assessment, Grade 1 means complete painless; Grade 2 means slight pain (i.e. pain on motion); Grade 3 means moderate pain (i.e. pain on silence); Grade 4 means severe pain (i.e. need analgesics). The range of shoulder joint was also recorded. Patients were requested for second treatment if pain recurred. The onset (time from injection to maximal pain relief), duration (time from injection to grade 3) Bromage score and side effects were recorded. RESULTS: The results showed that the combined EAP and RNB method had significant high pain control quality, longer duration, and better range of movement of the shoulder joint than that of EAP or RNB performed alone.


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17 Best Hindi Movies With Love Triangles
Satyam Raj
Bollywood has given us so many love stories to rejoice, to relate. Be it the evergreen Raj and Simran romance in 'Dilwale Dulhaniyaa Le Jayenge' that made Shah Rukh the king of romance, to the modern movies, the industry has believed in the hit formula of getting three hearts together to weave the perfect story, with just the settings slightly different. Sometimes, it's a college tale, political drama at times or just thrillers, but every time movies with love triangle have fared well at the box office. Let's look at the list of best Hindi movies with love triangles.
17. Rajneeti (2010)
Intricately woven between political and personal drama, 'Rajneeti' features Ranbir Kapoor and Katrina Kaif. Produced by Prakash Jha, the movie is a political thriller that revolves around the story of revenge of his father who was assassinated while he was set to depart to the US. There is so much romance in the movie between Katrina and Ranbir and the girlfriend of Ranbir that makes one shed tears at some scenes. Not a masala movie, but something to ponder over.
16. Dil Toh Pagal Hai (1997)
A cult-classic if one looks at the romantic films made in the history of Bollywood, this tale of three people, Karishma Kapoor, SRK and Madhuri and also another love triangle, Karishma-Madhuri-Akshay. A story of how one falls in love with their best friend but their best friend is in love with another person. But as fate would have it, the two lovebirds, in the end, do flock together as the third one sacrifices their love to nurture a beautiful relationship they otherwise would have ruined.
15. Cocktail (2012)
Rewind the clock a year and you get another film that shows unrequited love. 'Cocktail' is the case of being so-close-yet-so-far as Deepika Padukone's Veronica stays in a casual relationship with Gautam. But then, she falls in love with him. Too late as Gautam is in love with Meera, Veronica's friend. Then, we get to see a distraught and damaged Veronica who acts like she is happy for Gautam but is actually deep in jealousy and pain. Deepika Padukone shines in this film as her scenes of one-sided love bring tears out of anyone's eyes.
14. Baazigar (1993)
"Baazigar, O Baazigar". Oh, Nostalgia! The ever classic pair of Shahrukh and Kajol with Shilpa Shetty as the third corner of the love triangle lifts the film up with their memorable performances. In the film where SRK ends up killing most of the cast, playing the role of a killer with a vendetta who charms a businessman's elder daughter and makes her killing look like a suicide. Cunningly smart at times, this tale leaves no room for lack of thrill. As the movie pans out, one cannot get enough of SRK's charm and romance, and when it comes doubled with a mystic story, girls can't help but swoon.
13. Bajirao Mastani (2015)
After a really long time in Indian cinema came a movie with a brilliant love-triangle. And what more to ask when it is the story of Bajirao, his wife Kashibai and his lover Mastani that has been written in history itself, and when Sanjay Leela Bhansali, the fame of Jodhaa Akbar, has directed it, one cannot miss. "Kehte Hain deewani Mastaani ho gayi!". Such tracks, extreme action sequences, bundled with awesome acting performances from Ranveer Singh, Deepika Padukone and Priyanka Chopra as the left-out wife of Bajirao.
12. Raanjhanaa (2013)
Same old stuff. Boy falls in love with girl. Girl is in love with someone else. Boy turns to become a stalker. What's different though is what happens after that. When this boy's love for her increases beyond words, he does the unthinkable. He gets the other person killed to be the only one who loves the girl. Quite extreme if you ask me! But again, "Everything's fair in love and war." Dhanush plays the boy and Sonam Kapoor, the girl.
11. Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam (1999)
Back when Salman and Aishwarya had a thing! *Nostalgia jitters*! This crowd-pleaser of a movie is the story of a girl who falls in love with a wink or two by a cute guy. Under family pressure, she gets married to another guy, but the husband later finds out that she's in love with another man. With a husband that's really liberating, she gets all the help needed from her hubby himself to find the love of her life, come what may.
10. Dhadkan (2000)
Starring Suniel Shetty, Shilpa Shetty, and Akshay Kumar, 'Dhadkan' is the story of Anjali who marries the man chosen by her father despite being in love with Dev. Years later, fate gets the two lovers come face to face and the two start to have an extra-marital affair. The catch, though is that Anjali now loves his husband and is not in a position to leave him. This riveting drama marked the Y2K beginning for Bollywood.
9. Devdas (2002)
The most memorable love-triangle that almost every Indian is aware of. The epic story of Devdas, Paro, and Chandramukhi. Why the best, you ask? Just one answer. SRK-Madhuri-Aishwarya. Period. The story of selfless love, endless love, sacrifices, pain and of course alcohol. Because "Kaun kambakht bardaasht karne ko peeta hai …?"
8. Lagaan (2001)
The movie was really sold as a take on British taxes on Indian villages and of course Cricket, the storyline, however, had that element of a love triangle between Elizabeth, or the 'Mem Saab', Bhuvan and Radha. And when Radha sees Bhuvan get a little too close with the Gori mem, "Radha Kaise na jale?". With brilliant performance by every cast member, 'Lagaan' was a groundbreaking movie in the history of Indian cinema.
7. Rehna Hai Tere Dil Mein (2001)
With Madhavan in the lead role, this romantic flick got him to be an instant 'crush-material' among teenage girls. How a typical lover should be. Diya Mirza delivered a good performance, as the two eventually fall in love. The point worth noting was that Maddy was impersonating another person to woo Diya. But in comes Saif as the man that Madhavan had been impersonating. What follows is the good-old love-triangle thing.
6. Jab We Met (2007)
The movie came out at the time when the relationship between Shahid and Kareena was dwindling down. With some of the best performances delivered by Kareena as Heer, the tomboy girl from Bhatinda for whom 'Ghar se bhaagna' is like a day job, and the serious-corporate-man-turned-cool-dude, played by Shahid, the movie is about self-realization as Aditya helps Heer find his boyfriend but with a heavy heart. From there on, it's a story, better watched than told! Trust me on this.
5. Kuch Kuch Hota Hai (1998)
There's been plenty of Shah Rukh in this list, ain't it? Of course. Because we can't talk about romance in Bollywood, if we don't mention the King, now do we? Another of his classic romances is his performance alongside Kajol and Rani Mukherjee, as the college dude Shah Rukh falls for the new hottie in town, no matter if it's the daughter of the Principal. Always treating Anjali as just-another-girl who yells "Rahul is a cheaterrr!". The movie is more about friendship, the real essence of it and much less about actual love which makes it a treat for sore eyes and a family-watch too.
4. Barfi! (2012)
Anurag Basu, through 'Barfi!', brought an unconventional film which sees Ranbir Kapoor play a deaf-mute guy in a 70s Darjeeling. He falls in love with Shruti who reciprocates his love too late to have him. She is distraught to know that Barfi is now with Jhilmil but realizes that they belong with each other. Shruti's one-sided love for Barfi is not painful to see but gives clarity on how at times, it is better to just let go. An impressive debut by Ileana D'Cruz while Ranbir Kapoor plays a challenging role with ease in this masterpiece.
3. Darr (1993)
'Darr' is not the conventional romantic film in which the one-sided lover chooses to make the sacrifice. Instead, it has the lover obsess over the girl and do anything whatsoever to get her. One of the career-making films of Shah Rukh Khan, 'Darr' turned him into an overnight superstar for portraying the obsessive lover/stalker. The film beautifully shows how one-sided love can turn dark and how people often just don't come to terms with rejection. 'Darr' remains as a unique film that acts as a strong warning to any obsessive lover.
2. Kabhi Haan Kabhi Naa (1994)
Shah Rukh Khan himself admits this being his best film till date. He has become an expert at portraying one-sided lovers on screen and this film is just a testament to that. It follows Sunil who loves Anna and tries to separate her from her lover. Later, he instead chooses to help the two reunite. Filled with plenty of twists and heart-touching scenes, 'Kabhi Haan Kabhi Naa' particularly received praise for its idealistic ending which saw Sunil meet another girl and show that everything becomes alright in the end.
1. Silsila (1981)
In this drama featuring Amitabh Bachchan, Rekha, and Jaya Bachchan, the plot revolves around the story of Amit who sacrifices the love of his life and goes on to marry his dead brother's fiancee. But fate gets Amit and the character of Rekha to meet after some time and they both begin to have an extra-marital affair. This riveting drama between three hearts gets Amit to look into himself and goes back to his wife who accepts him wholeheartedly. This movie was certainly much ahead of its times, which is why it didn't find favour with the audience back then. Several years down the line many regard this as Yash Chopra's best film (he said that personally this was his favourite film) and the outstanding music by Shiv-Hari continues to be in our playlists 36 years after the movie has released.
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Andy Norman
Email: anorman@cmu.edu
Andy Norman teaches philosophy at Pittsburgh's Carnegie Mellon University. He works on the conceptual and historical foundations of humanism and is a skilled facilitator of collaborative inquiry. He has published widely on the nature of reason and the teaching of wisdom, and written books on critical thinking and the structure of dialogue.
Andy is also a serial entrepreneur: his educational software company built an early "thought processor" for strengthening reasoning skills, and he currently runs popular character education programs for children.
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The first major exhibition for the Fitzwilliam's 2016 bicentenary celebrations goes beyond the images of mummies, pharaohs and mystery often associated with ancient Egypt. It shows how coffin design developed over 4,000 years, reflecting significant changes both in the status of affluent ancient Egyptians and in the gods that were important to them.
Discover how these remarkable objects were constructed and what this information can reveal about the craftsmen who made coffins and the clients who commissioned and bought them. A 'live' conservation area in the exhibition will provide visitors with a unique insight into the science used to examine the objects on display.
Exhibition eGuides are available for a small fee from the Main Entrance and the exhibition gallery landing.
Please note that this exhibition is very popular. Wheelchair users and visitors with pushchairs may find it hard to navigate around the space during these busy times.
Bicentenary Business Partners: TTP Group plc, ACE Cultural Tours, Hewitsons LLP, Marshall of Cambridge, Rheebridge Ltd and Sotheby's are supporting the bicentenary year and helping the Fitzwilliam connect with the local community in Cambridge.


The Samsung Galaxy S10 is being prepped to use UFS3.0 flash storage, with the South Korean maker reported as ramping up its production of the chips in the second half of 2018.
UFS stands for "Universal Flash Storage" and this new 3.0 iteration is the successor to the UFS2.1 storage chips found inside the Samsung Galaxy S9.
The exciting part? UFS3.0 is twice as fast UFS2.1 (2,666MB/s maximum throughput bandwidth compared to 1,333MB/s), meaning that the Samsung Galaxy S10 will absolutely smoke the Galaxy S9 in terms of storage performance, allowing users to install and run apps and games, as well as access media and files, at blazingly fast eye-watering speeds.
The hint of the potential storage power that the Galaxy S10 will have comes from reliable Samsung leakster Ice universe, who states that the Android phone maker is to "mass-produce LPDDR5 and UFS3.0 chips in the second half of the year".
Indeed, it does look like the Samsung Galaxy S10 will be a super-powerful juggernaut of an Android phone, as the mention of LPDDR5 memory alongside the UFS3.0 flash points toward a phone that is not only twice a fast in terms of storage, but also significantly upgraded in terms of memory performance as well, as the current Samsung flagship, the Galaxy S9, only uses LPDDR4 memory.
A Galaxy S10 that makes an order of magnitude leap ahead in terms of power and speed makes perfect sense to us.
Samsung's iterative take on the Galaxy S8 with this year's S9 flagship was far from disappointing, with the phone scooping plenty of awards, but it has not sold as well as predicted, so it would be in the maker's best interests to double down on the S10 in order to once more separate itself from the chasing Android pack.
In addition, after Apple pulled out all the stops for its anniversary iPhone X last year, it feels only right that Samsung will fire back with something even more groundbreaking and special.
And, with this next-generation hardware reportedly partnering a super advanced in-display fingerprint reader, a brand new triple camera, and stunning new design, we literally cannot wait to see what Samsung has in store.


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Beyer Joins Congressional Colleagues to Scrutinize Child Immigration Proceedings in Arlington
June 29, 2018 12:01 PM by Nicholas F. Benton
U.S. REP. DON BEYER (center) speaks at a press conference earlier today detailing the disparity in court outcomes for immigrant children who entered the country illegally. (Photo: Courtesy Aaron Fritschner)
Yesterday, U.S. Rep. Don Beyer was joined by eight Congressional colleagues at the Crystal City Immigration Court in Arlington to witness first hand the immigration proceedings involving children, many separated from their parents and lacking legal counsel. Present with Beyer were Congressional Hispanic Caucus chair Michelle Lujan Grisham (D-NM), Democratic Whip Steny Hoyer (D-MD), Rep. Nanette Barragan (D-CA). Rep. Norma Torres (D-CA), Rep. Raul Grijalva (D-AZ), Rep. Grace Napolitano (D-CA), Rep. Jimmy Gomes (D-CA) and Rep. Linda Chavez (D-CA).
Beyer said, ""We came to do due diligence to see what's happening to the 12,000 children who have been separated from their families. We witnessed a best-case scenario with a sympathetic judge and children with lawyers, but we are very aware that this is not happening all around the country. Children with lawyers get positive outcomes at these immigration proceedings over 90 percent of the time, and those without receive positive outcomes less than 60 percent of the time. Unfortunately many can not afford the large fees to fight a lengthy court battle. A local immigration attorney who argues cases at the court we went to said she had seen a child asked to provide their own defense who was only seven or eight years old. Kids that young obviously don't know how to make an asylum case all by themselves."
Beyer followed up yesterday's effort with a letter to Daniel R. Levinson, Inspector General (IG) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, asking that he expand the investigation into the reports of neglect, and both physical and sexual abuse at shelters housing migrant children. Beyer urged Levinson to review how the federal government maintains and evaluates contracts with the facilities after concerns of abuse were raised. Further, Beyer asked the IG to investigate communication and agency guidance regarding Congressional and press access to Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR) shelters and affiliated facilities.


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package com.cedac.security.oauth2.provider.client;

import com.mongodb.BasicDBObject;
import com.mongodb.DB;
import com.mongodb.DBCollection;
import com.mongodb.DBCursor;
import com.mongodb.DBObject;
import com.mongodb.Mongo;
import com.mongodb.WriteConcern;
import com.mongodb.WriteResult;

import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;
import org.slf4j.Marker;
import org.slf4j.MarkerFactory;
import org.springframework.beans.factory.InitializingBean;
import org.springframework.security.core.authority.AuthorityUtils;
import org.springframework.security.crypto.password.NoOpPasswordEncoder;
import org.springframework.security.crypto.password.PasswordEncoder;
import org.springframework.security.oauth2.common.exceptions.InvalidClientException;
import org.springframework.security.oauth2.provider.ClientAlreadyExistsException;
import org.springframework.security.oauth2.provider.ClientDetails;
import org.springframework.security.oauth2.provider.ClientDetailsService;
import org.springframework.security.oauth2.provider.ClientRegistrationService;
import org.springframework.security.oauth2.provider.NoSuchClientException;
import org.springframework.security.oauth2.provider.client.BaseClientDetails;
import org.springframework.util.Assert;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.HashSet;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Set;

import static org.springframework.util.StringUtils.collectionToCommaDelimitedString;

/**
 * MongoOperations implementation of {@link ClientDetailsService} and {@link ClientRegistrationService}.
 *
 * @author mauro.franceschini@cedac.com
 * @since 1.0.0
 */
public class MongoClientDetailsService implements ClientDetailsService, ClientRegistrationService, InitializingBean {
    private static final Marker CLIENT = MarkerFactory.getDetachedMarker("client-details");
    private static final Logger LOG = LoggerFactory.getLogger(MongoClientDetailsService.class);

    private static final WriteConcern DEFAULT_WRITE_CONCERN = WriteConcern.NORMAL;

    private static final String DEFAULT_CLIENT_DETAILS_COLLECTION_NAME = "client_details";

    private static final String DEFAULT_CLIENT_ID_FIELD_NAME = "clientId";
    private static final String DEFAULT_RESOURCE_IDS_FIELD_NAME = "resourceIds";
    private static final String DEFAULT_CLIENT_SECRET_FIELD_NAME = "clientSecret";
    private static final String DEFAULT_SCOPE_FIELD_NAME = "scope";
    private static final String DEFAULT_AUTHORIZED_GRANT_TYPES_FIELD_NAME = "authorizedGrantTypes";
    private static final String DEFAULT_REGISTERED_REDIRECT_URIS_FIELD_NAME = "registeredRedirectUris";
    private static final String DEFAULT_AUTHORITIES_FIELD_NAME = "authorities";
    private static final String DEFAULT_ACCESS_TOKEN_VALIDITY_FIELD_NAME = "accessTokenValidity";
    private static final String DEFAULT_REFRESH_TOKEN_VALIDITY_FIELD_NAME = "refreshTokenValidity";
    private static final String DEFAULT_ADDITIONAL_INFORMATION_FIELD_NAME = "additionalInformation";
    private static final String DEFAULT_AUTO_APPROVE_FIELD_NAME = "autoapprove";

    private final DB db;

    private String clientDetailsCollectionName = DEFAULT_CLIENT_DETAILS_COLLECTION_NAME;

    private String clientIdFieldName = DEFAULT_CLIENT_ID_FIELD_NAME;
    private String resourceIdsFieldName = DEFAULT_RESOURCE_IDS_FIELD_NAME;
    private String clientSecretFieldName = DEFAULT_CLIENT_SECRET_FIELD_NAME;
    private String scopeFieldName = DEFAULT_SCOPE_FIELD_NAME;
    private String authorizedGrantTypesFieldName = DEFAULT_AUTHORIZED_GRANT_TYPES_FIELD_NAME;
    private String registeredRedirectUrisFieldName = DEFAULT_REGISTERED_REDIRECT_URIS_FIELD_NAME;
    private String authoritiesFieldName = DEFAULT_AUTHORITIES_FIELD_NAME;
    private String accessTokenValidityFieldName = DEFAULT_ACCESS_TOKEN_VALIDITY_FIELD_NAME;
    private String refreshTokenValidityFieldName = DEFAULT_REFRESH_TOKEN_VALIDITY_FIELD_NAME;
    private String additionalInformationFieldName = DEFAULT_ADDITIONAL_INFORMATION_FIELD_NAME;
    private String autoApproveFieldName = DEFAULT_AUTO_APPROVE_FIELD_NAME;

    private WriteConcern writeConcern = DEFAULT_WRITE_CONCERN;

    private PasswordEncoder passwordEncoder = NoOpPasswordEncoder.getInstance();

    public MongoClientDetailsService(Mongo mongo, String databaseName) {
        this(mongo.getDB(databaseName));
    }

    public MongoClientDetailsService(DB db) {
        Assert.notNull(db, "DB is required");
        this.db = db;
    }

    @Override
    public void afterPropertiesSet() throws Exception {
        if (!this.db.collectionExists(clientDetailsCollectionName)) {
            LOG.trace(CLIENT, "Creating {} collection", clientDetailsCollectionName);

            DBCollection collection = this.db.createCollection(clientDetailsCollectionName, new BasicDBObject());
            collection.createIndex(new BasicDBObject(clientIdFieldName, 1),
                    new BasicDBObject("name", clientDetailsCollectionName + "_" + clientIdFieldName + "_ix")
                            .append("unique", 1));

            LOG.debug(CLIENT, "Collection {} successfully created and indexed", clientDetailsCollectionName);
        }
    }

    private final DBCollection getClientDetailsCollection() {
        return db.getCollection(clientDetailsCollectionName);
    }

    public ClientDetails loadClientByClientId(String clientId) throws InvalidClientException {
        DBObject query = new BasicDBObject(clientIdFieldName, clientId);
        DBObject entry = getClientDetailsCollection().findOne(query);
        if (entry == null) {
            throw new NoSuchClientException("No client with requested id: " + clientId);
        }
        return toClientDetails(entry);
    }

    public void addClientDetails(ClientDetails clientDetails) throws ClientAlreadyExistsException {
        DBObject query = new BasicDBObject(clientIdFieldName, clientDetails.getClientId());
        if (getClientDetailsCollection().count(query) == 0) {
            DBObject entry = toDBObject(clientDetails);
            getClientDetailsCollection().insert(entry, writeConcern);
        } else {
            throw new ClientAlreadyExistsException("Client already exists: " + clientDetails.getClientId());
        }
    }

    public void updateClientDetails(ClientDetails clientDetails) throws NoSuchClientException {
        DBObject query = new BasicDBObject(clientIdFieldName, clientDetails.getClientId());
        DBObject entry = getClientDetailsCollection().findOne(query);
        if (entry != null) {
            updateDBObject(entry, clientDetails);
            getClientDetailsCollection().save(entry, writeConcern);
        } else {
            throw new NoSuchClientException("No client found with id = " + clientDetails.getClientId());
        }
    }

    public void updateClientSecret(String clientId, String secret) throws NoSuchClientException {
        DBObject query = new BasicDBObject(clientIdFieldName, clientId);
        DBObject entry = getClientDetailsCollection().findOne(query);
        if (entry != null) {
            entry.put(clientSecretFieldName, passwordEncoder.encode(secret));
            getClientDetailsCollection().save(entry, writeConcern);
        } else {
            throw new NoSuchClientException("No client found with id = " + clientId);
        }
    }

    public void removeClientDetails(String clientId) throws NoSuchClientException {
        DBObject query = new BasicDBObject(clientIdFieldName, clientId);
        WriteResult result = getClientDetailsCollection().remove(query, writeConcern);
        if (result.getN() != 1) {
            throw new NoSuchClientException("No client found with id = " + clientId);
        }
    }

    public List<ClientDetails> listClientDetails() {
        DBCursor cursor = null;
        try {
            cursor = getClientDetailsCollection().find();
            List<ClientDetails> clientDetails = new ArrayList<ClientDetails>();
            while (cursor.hasNext()) {
                clientDetails.add(toClientDetails(cursor.next()));
            }
            return clientDetails;
        } finally {
            if (cursor != null) {
                cursor.close();
            }
        }
    }

    @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
    private ClientDetails toClientDetails(DBObject dbo) {
        final String clientId = (String) dbo.get(clientIdFieldName);
        final String resourceIds = collectionToCommaDelimitedString((Collection) dbo.get(resourceIdsFieldName));
        final String scopes = collectionToCommaDelimitedString((Collection) dbo.get(scopeFieldName));
        final String grantTypes = collectionToCommaDelimitedString((Collection) dbo.get(authorizedGrantTypesFieldName));
        final String authorities = collectionToCommaDelimitedString((Collection) dbo.get(authoritiesFieldName));
        final String redirectUris = collectionToCommaDelimitedString(
                (Collection) dbo.get(registeredRedirectUrisFieldName));
        BaseClientDetails clientDetails = new BaseClientDetails(clientId, resourceIds, scopes, grantTypes, authorities,
                redirectUris);
        clientDetails.setClientSecret((String) dbo.get(clientSecretFieldName));
        clientDetails.setAccessTokenValiditySeconds((Integer) dbo.get(accessTokenValidityFieldName));
        clientDetails.setRefreshTokenValiditySeconds((Integer) dbo.get(refreshTokenValidityFieldName));
        Object autoApprove = dbo.get(autoApproveFieldName);
        if (autoApprove != null) {
            if (autoApprove instanceof String) {
                clientDetails.setAutoApproveScopes(Collections.singleton((String) autoApprove));
            } else {
                clientDetails.setAutoApproveScopes((Collection<String>) dbo.get(autoApproveFieldName));
            }
        }
        DBObject additionalInfo = (DBObject) dbo.get(additionalInformationFieldName);
        if (additionalInfo != null) {
            for (String key : additionalInfo.keySet()) {
                clientDetails.addAdditionalInformation(key, additionalInfo.get(key));
            }
        }
        return clientDetails;
    }

    private DBObject toDBObject(ClientDetails clientDetails) {
        BasicDBObject dbo = new BasicDBObject(clientIdFieldName, clientDetails.getClientId());
        if (clientDetails.isSecretRequired()) {
            dbo.put(clientSecretFieldName, passwordEncoder.encode(clientDetails.getClientSecret()));
        }
        updateDBObject(dbo, clientDetails);
        return dbo;
    }

    private void updateDBObject(DBObject dbo, ClientDetails clientDetails) {
        dbo.put(resourceIdsFieldName, clientDetails.getResourceIds());
        dbo.put(scopeFieldName, clientDetails.getScope());
        dbo.put(authorizedGrantTypesFieldName, clientDetails.getAuthorizedGrantTypes());
        dbo.put(registeredRedirectUrisFieldName, clientDetails.getRegisteredRedirectUri());
        dbo.put(authoritiesFieldName, AuthorityUtils.authorityListToSet(clientDetails.getAuthorities()));
        dbo.put(accessTokenValidityFieldName, clientDetails.getAccessTokenValiditySeconds());
        dbo.put(refreshTokenValidityFieldName, clientDetails.getRefreshTokenValiditySeconds());
        dbo.put(additionalInformationFieldName, clientDetails.getAdditionalInformation());
        Set<String> autoApprove = new HashSet<String>();
        for (String scope : clientDetails.getScope()) {
            if (clientDetails.isAutoApprove(scope)) {
                autoApprove.add(scope);
            }
        }
        dbo.put(autoApproveFieldName, autoApprove.size() == 1 ? autoApprove.iterator().next() : autoApprove);
    }

    /*
     * Configuration properties.
     */

    public void setClientDetailsCollectionName(String clientDetailsCollectionName) {
        this.clientDetailsCollectionName = clientDetailsCollectionName;
    }

    public void setClientIdFieldName(String clientIdFieldName) {
        this.clientIdFieldName = clientIdFieldName;
    }

    public void setResourceIdsFieldName(String resourceIdsFieldName) {
        this.resourceIdsFieldName = resourceIdsFieldName;
    }

    public void setClientSecretFieldName(String clientSecretFieldName) {
        this.clientSecretFieldName = clientSecretFieldName;
    }

    public void setScopeFieldName(String scopeFieldName) {
        this.scopeFieldName = scopeFieldName;
    }

    public void setAuthorizedGrantTypesFieldName(String authorizedGrantTypesFieldName) {
        this.authorizedGrantTypesFieldName = authorizedGrantTypesFieldName;
    }

    public void setRegisteredRedirectUrisFieldName(String registeredRedirectUrisFieldName) {
        this.registeredRedirectUrisFieldName = registeredRedirectUrisFieldName;
    }

    public void setAuthoritiesFieldName(String authoritiesFieldName) {
        this.authoritiesFieldName = authoritiesFieldName;
    }

    public void setAccessTokenValidityFieldName(String accessTokenValidityFieldName) {
        this.accessTokenValidityFieldName = accessTokenValidityFieldName;
    }

    public void setRefreshTokenValidityFieldName(String refreshTokenValidityFieldName) {
        this.refreshTokenValidityFieldName = refreshTokenValidityFieldName;
    }

    public void setAdditionalInformationFieldName(String additionalInformationFieldName) {
        this.additionalInformationFieldName = additionalInformationFieldName;
    }

    public void setAutoApproveFieldName(String autoApproveFieldName) {
        this.autoApproveFieldName = autoApproveFieldName;
    }

    public void setWriteConcern(WriteConcern writeConcern) {
        this.writeConcern = writeConcern;
    }

    public void setPasswordEncoder(PasswordEncoder passwordEncoder) {
        this.passwordEncoder = passwordEncoder;
    }
}

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Little `openness' for Soviets in West. Glasnost and 'emigr'e writers
By Marcia L. De Sanctis
ALONG with eager optimism in the West about the policies of glasnost (openness) and perestroika (restructuring), a great deal of criticism has been leveled against them. Much of it has come from Soviet 'emigr'es. Recently, seven 'emigr'e writers spoke to the Monitor about glasnost. The interviews were conducted individually, by telephone; the writers spoke mostly from their homes. Joseph Brodsky, Yuz Aleshkovsky, Sergei Dovlatov, and Vassily Aksyonov live in the United States, Vladimir Voinovich makes his home in West Germany, and Edward Limonov and Dimitry Savitsky are in Paris.
The circumstances of their coming to the West differ as much as their degree of notoriety as writers. Wide gulfs separate them in style and subject matter as writers.
But they have one basic similarity: They have all left their homeland - usually under unfavorable, even scandalous circumstances - to start new lives as ideologically free writers.
In speaking, these writers were quick to point out that they feel that something very significant is happening in the Soviet Union today. Many, though, cite censorship and strict adherence to ideology as impediments to total openness. Their reactions to the subject ranged from apathy to concern, from humor to disgust. Their own prospects for publication and acceptance in their homeland, they see as dim. They are actively writing in the West, for their audiences here. Glasnost, so far, is not for 'emigr'es.
Widely recognized in the United States and in his native Russia as a leading modern poet, Joseph Brodsky commented that glasnost derives from the word golos, meaning voice. It literally means an announcement or publicity. Indeed, much fanfare has accompanied the publication of once-forbidden works. But about this excitement, Brodsky says, ``This literature belongs to the nation. It belongs to the people, and it was stolen. So the thief returns it. Why should I be grateful to the thief?''
In the Soviet Union, glasnost has meant the ``rehabilitation'' of dead writers and poets. They include Nabokov, Tsvetayeva, Khodasevich, Gumilyov, and Platonov. There is also the appearance in fiction of rarely seen themes such as corruption and social alienation. The recent publication of Rybakov's ``Children of the Arbat,'' about Stalin's terror, after many years was a breakthrough.
Why not, then, publish Solzhenitsyn's ``Gulag Archipelago''? Or does he have any chance of being published because he is in the West?
I put this question to Sergei Dovlatov, author of several novels, including ``The Compromise'' and a soon-to-be published collection of short stories about his family called ``Nashi.'' Dovlatov wasn't sure about Solzhenitsyn's chances. ``I think,'' he said, ``that maybe they might publish Solzhenitsyn. For propaganda.''
DOVLATOV feels that prospects in general for 'emigr'e writers are not that good. Though he agrees that glasnost is significant - writers in the Soviet Union are enjoying some creative liberties - he explained that 'emigr'es living in the West are the enemy, a threatening and potentially dangerous symbol of the West. To publish them is not a risk the Soviets are ready to take.
Dovlatov believes that as long as the Soviet Union is a one-party state, with official censorship, total glasnost is impossible. ``Gorbachev thinks Stalin was a bad censor and that he is a better one,'' Dovlatov said. ``But the whole idea of a censor is criminal and against culture. I hate all of them.'' Dovlatov's dream is that one day he will be published in the Soviet Union. He is 55 and never has been.
Nor has Dimitry Savitsky, who was an underground poet in Moscow and has written four books since he went to Paris in 1979. (His first book in English translation, tentatively titled ``From Nowhere with Love,'' is forthcoming from Grove Press.)
He, too, wants his books to circulate in the Soviet Union, because he feels it is important for a writer to be understood in his own language. But he doubts that this is likely; he admits his writings are ``strongly anti-Soviet.'' Yet he insists that there is no reason not to publish living 'emigr'e writers.
``What's the big deal in publishing Pasternak?'' Savitsky asked. ``If you want to talk freedom, let's publish Sinyavsky! Let's publish Limonov! Brodsky! This will not hurt them [the Soviets].''
Though Savitsky does perceive a new determination in those fighting for change, he notes that the state propaganda machinery is still pushing ideology and slogans. This suggests a paradox about the new people in power, the new establishment. Though they talk about reform - and many of them, even the former old guard, do talk about it - ``They are still talking from the position of people who monopolize the truth,'' he said.
ALTHOUGH Vladimir Voinovich, author of the recent satire ``Moscow 2042,'' notes that some significant changes have occurred in literature, he points out that vast amounts of it remain suppressed. He said, ``I hope they understand that it is impossible to have perestroika without the rehabilitation of all writers. If there are any forbidden names, there is not complete glasnost.''
Perhaps if there is too much glasnost, he says, literature will be subject to real market competition, where the reader's opinion is what sells a book.
Voinovich, famous for his satires on the Soviet system, concluded, ``If they publish too many banned writers, many Soviet writers will be unemployed. Who will want to read them?''
Vassily Aksyonov, who recently published ``In Search of Melancholy Baby,'' recounted his own recent publication in the Soviet Union. Moscow News ran a letter from several 'emigr'es, Aksyonov among them. This was proclaimed as an act of great openness. He says, though, that the Soviets used it to their profit, launching a ``hysterical campaign against the authors, denouncing them as enemies, made in a flat-out Stalinist fashion.''
Though he would not be surprised if 'emigr'es and other different voices were published in the future, for the time being, Askyonov says it's impossible. He adds, ``For me, glasnost doesn't mean openness, it means loquaciousness. They are simply more talkative.''
Brodsky is well known in the US for his poetry and for ``Less Than One,'' a collection of essays published last year (a new book of poems called ``To Urania'' is in press). Brodsky admits to a hope that there is a grand design behind these new policies.
He calls Gorbachev a ``kind of Rousseavian dream come true,'' an enlightened despot with the ``machinery at his disposal to make life more substantial - even create a new order of civilization - in the midst of a doomed system.'' Perhaps through literature, Gorbachev can enlighten the people. Gorbachev might believe that people will fare better if they've read everything he has read, Brodsky explains.
Brodsky's poetry is also well known in the Soviet Union without being officially published.
For the moment, Brodsky is not terribly concerned about being published there. ``Real freedom,'' he says, ``is when a publisher publishes what will be good and profitable.''
As for profit, Edward Limonov thinks that if his novel ``It's Me, Eddie'' were to come out in the Soviet Union, it would indeed be profitable. He points out that the USSR is, after all, a country of 275 million potential book buyers. ``It would sell millions of copies! I have no doubt that it would be a threat.''
A THREAT, that is, to the writing establishment. Limonov says that he is a very ideologically free writer, and that if he were to be published, not only would it be significant, culturally, but also he would be ``the happiest man in the world.'' For now, he doubts it will happen, but he hopes he is mistaken.
Limonov believes political reasons alone do not prevent some works from seeing the light of day. He cites a certain cultural provincialism.
``I think they're behind on many subjects. They are enormously puritanical and have many taboos. You can't publish `dirty words.' Is that freedom of the press?''
Author of ``Kangaroo'' and the forthcoming ``The Hand,'' Yuz Aleshkovsky thinks of his life as not in emigration, but in freedom. He says he can be neither an optimist nor a pessimist about the current happenings in the Soviet Union. He simply believes in what he calls ``the self-corrective process of life.'' The party leaders realize they are ``standing on the threshold of chaos and the deterioration of national life,'' he says.
ALESHKOVSKY says that since 1917, the Soviets have been devaluing the function of literature. He says that literature is supposed to ``strive toward the secrets of heaven while firmly grounded in reality.'' Socialist realism went against this in that it was forced to describe an idealized reality, something that did not exist.
Though he says that readers and leaders will be flooded with themes of perestroika in economic and social relations, more grave themes are not forthcoming. He says, ``We won't soon see or hear about the bankruptcy of communist ideology, rights, cultural suicide, etc.'' He believes that the party is far from repenting and exposing all.
Many of the writers say that nothing can intrinsically change in the Soviet Union as long as socialist ideology - under party control - remains the sine qua non of all facets of Soviet life.
Most of the writers interviewed did not feel particularly qualified to speculate about their literary futures within the Soviet Union. For whatever reason, they have left the country. Many were victims of systematic ostracism. Perhaps publishing them in the Soviet Union would be tantamount to forgiving and forgetting - something nobody, especially the Soviet government, is too eager to do. There is no other clear reason why Brodsky, a revered Russian poet, would not be published in his homeland.
Recent and coming from 'emigr'e authors
Joseph Brodsky - recently published book of essays called ``Less Than One''; book of poems, ``To Urania,'' coming out this winter from Farrar, Straus, & Giroux.
Edward Limonov - author of ``It's Me, Eddie''; recently published ``His Butler's Story,'' Grove Press.
Vassily Aksyonov - recently published ``In Search of Melancholy Baby''; also author of ``The Burn,'' Random House.
Yuz Aleshkovsky - author of ``Kangaroo''; another novel, ``The Hand,'' forthcoming from Farrar, Straus, & Giroux.
Sergei Dovlatov - author of ``The Compromise'' and ``The Zone''; has book of short stories about his family called ``Nashi'' (Russian for ``our'') forthcoming from Harcourt Brace Jovanovich.
Vladimir Voinovich - recently published ``Moscow 2042,'' Harcourt Brace Jovanovich.
Dimitry Savitsky - author of four novels; his first English translation, tentatively titled ``From Nowhere with Love,'' forthcoming from Grove Press.
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Q: Hibernate Criteria Projection of non scalar values Is there any way to project multiple values for an root entity object using Criteria?
Assume we have these classes  (With the proper mappings):
   class Boss {
        private String name;
        private List<Employee> employees;

        // setters and getters and more stuff
   }

   class Employee {

        private String name;

        // setters and getters and more stuff
   }

Then i am trying to do this :
   public void test() {
        Criteria criteria = this.getSession().createCriteria(Boss.class);

        criteria.createAlias("employees","employees");

        ProjectionList projectionList = Projections.projectionList();
        projectionList.add(Projections.property("name"), "name");
        projectionList.add(Projections.property("employees.name"), "subordinatesNames");
        criteria.setProjection(projectionList);

        criteria.setResultTransformer(new AliasToBeanResultTransformer(BossBean.class));
        List<BossBean> results = criteria.list(); // fails here
        for (BossBean bossBean : results) {
            System.out.println (bossBean);
        }
    }

This is how the Bean looks like (nothign special, just for grouping values) :
public static class BossBean {
    private String name;
    private List<Strings> subordinatesNames;

    public String getName() {
        return name;
    }

    public void setName(String name) {
        this.name = name;
    }

    public List<Strings> getSubordinatesNames() {
        return subordinatesNames;
    }

    public void setSubordinatesNames(List<Strings> subordinatesNames) {
        this.subordinatesNames = subordinatesNames;
    }

}

The exception is this :
2014-06-06 13:37:38 [main] ERROR org.hibernate.property.BasicPropertyAccessor - expected type: java.util.List, actual value: java.lang.String.

I Guess is trying to fit the String returned from Boss(root object) -> (A)Employee(association) ->name(value) into a List.
I want to auto magically get all inserted in the List. Is there a way to achieve this using Criteria? If not, how i can achieve it?
Thanks in advance!
Grettings
Víctor


Here is this October's edition of the monthly Uplifting Only Top 15 compilation! Once again Ori has personally hand-picked 15 of the very best tracks from recent episodes of his Uplifting Only radioshow/podcast, and here they are!
This edition of the monthly compilation features music from Ikerya Project, Maratone, Nikolauss, Etasonic, Para X, Jeïtam Oshéen, DJ Xquizit, InnerSync, tranzLift, Aziz Aouane, Paul Rigel, Dominik Walter, Giovannie De Sadeleer, Patrick Dreama, 4 Seas, Six Senses, Obi, VoIces, Claire Willis, OSITO, and more!


Rusutsu is surrounded by a lush natural environment. Take the time to explore the surroundings and enjoy nature in Hokkaido. There is always something exciting to see no matter the season. Take a scenic gondola ride to the summit of West Mountain to see one of Hokkaido's most stunning views. From the top of the gondola head over to our Observation deck and relax, this terraced area has seats where you can sit down and take in the extraordinary Hokkaido scenery. Rusutsu is a heaven for powder lovers receiving over 14 meters of snow annually, if you like deep, light powder snow Rusutsu could be the perfect destination.
Rusutsu is a heaven for powder lovers receiving over 14 meters of snow annually, if you like deep, light powder snow Rusutsu could be the perfect destination.
Located steps from the resort, designed by renowned professional golfer Ozaki Masashi. The course is 18 holes and 6,747 yards in length and features 9 holes that are playable at night.
Thrilling rides including eight roller coasters, but also fun for the non-thrill seekers. The Kids Land is perfect for the little ones to enjoy all day.
You and your family can choose from a number of on-site activities fun for the whole family. Ranging from Miniature golf to tennis and even ice cream making classes, there is sure to be plenty to do for kids of all ages.
Here at the resort we offer two distinct pools for your enjoyment. There is an indoor wave pool which will keep the kids and those young at heart entertained as well as an outdoor heated super jumbo pool which is also kid friendly.
Form a partnership with your horse and ride along natural trails as you take in the beautiful surroundings from horseback. Beginners can join all courses.
Vivace stocks a diverse line-up of ski and snowboard, golf, tennis and other sports goods as selected by professional players. Daniel Street is a souvenir shop filled with "Yukara-ori folk crafts" (a traditional Hokkaido handicraft), woodwork and other articles perfect as gifts from Hokkaido. And Tiny Bear is a fairyland with a myriad of stuffed animals, fancy products and character goods you cannot help but buy as souvenirs.
You and your loved one will be fascinated by the colourful display of changing projection lights and the illumination area that spreads across the front of the Swiss exterior of North & South Wing. Cricket Pub is a great viewing area where you can have a drink and take in the charming mood and atmosphere.
Here you can enjoy a fantastic show of fountains imported from Florida, America. During this stunning display water whirls to music and colours sparkle in rhythmical movement.
Balloon flights give the wonderful feeling of floating 30m in the air where you can safely relax and enjoy the panoramic views.
The wilderness around Rusutsu is a relaxing and tranquil place, little creeks trickle into large rivers that wind through the country side. Floating down the river or sitting on the bank will immerse you into the verdant surrounds and natural sensation and of Hokkaido's landscape.
Rusutsu and the surrounding area is a cyclist's paradise! Winding trails snake through the countryside and take you to beautiful locations with spectacular views. Long and open roads reach far into the distance and beckon you to discover what lies at the end. Whether you enjoy riding off-road or on, Rusutsu has cycling that will appeal to everyone!
Take a gondola ride to the summit of West Mountain, the view from the observation deck is spectacular. When the weather is fine you can see Mt. Yotei, Lake Toya and even the Pacific Ocean.
Witness the breath-taking 'Sea of clouds' (unkai in Japanese) as a low-lying cloud blankets the valley floor beneath the Yotei Observation Deck creating a beautiful weather phenomenon. Get up early and take a gondola ride through the 'sea of clouds' for an unforgettable experience.
Enjoy this fun introduction to paragliding! We have lessons for beginners that cover the basics to solo flights above the slopes, safe, fun and easy to learn – give it a try for an amazing experience!
Rusutsu Resort has begun Helicoptor Sightseeing in 2018. This trial flight is exclusively for in-house guests. Why not try a short flight experience to see a beautiful nature here, in Rusutsu.


If we told you that a 20 year old could be capable of creating a company called Savart and garner over INR 25 crore within 7 months, would you believe us? Most of you would probably not. Of course, you'd be gravely mistaken if you didn't.
Sankarsh Chanda, a 20 year old, is not doing typical 20 year old things. He isn't fretting over assignments and college attendance, rather he is doing something that impacts the entire investing world. He is the founder and CEO of Savart, an investment research company that aims to make people choose better investment choices, and make better financial decisions as time passes by.
So, what exactly is Savart?
Combining the best of robo analysis and traditional research, Savart drives customers towards better investment decisions by making them choose the best options available to them. Their main aim is to help people make equity and other investment choices with ease, and empower the people. They do not discriminate over the investment amount; they provide the same unparalleled guidance to each of their investors.
What is so unique about Savart is that they follow an industry leading practice- something they call as an Emotional, Financial and General analysis, or an EFG analysis. This psychometric analysis helps Savart to gauge the needs, wants, and risk appetite of their clients, and then provide them with a basic starting portfolio. Then, after a period of continued interaction, customized and personalized portfolio recommendations and investment tips follow, in order for clients to make the most of each rupee that they spend on investment.
Another USP of the company is that they have a diverse range of clientele. They cater to the services of affluent and HNI individuals and institutions, and also provide services to people in rural areas who can only invest around 100 per month.
All of these factors, combined with the work ethic of Sankarsh and the entire team, has led to Savart being able to garner INR 25 crore from all its clients within 7 months of operation.
When Sankarsh started investing at the age of just 14 years, he fell in love with it. So much so, that he started working with corporate organizations in order to devise investment strategies for them. This freelance work, coupled with a meticulous research under the guidance of his mentor, became the core idea and foundation for the vision and mission of Savart.
During the work that he did, Sankarsh was led to believe that there is a high number of individuals in the country that make uninformed investment decisions, or those who do not have a valid reason for not investing. Researching the facts and the reasons behind this was what led to the idea of Savart.
It was not without struggle that Sankarsh managed to take Savart to the heights that it is on today. Getting clients to trust them in the initial stages was a tough task, given their status as a newcomer in the market. Once that was sorted, getting regulatory bodies on board was another challenge.
Sankarsh and the whole team at Savart worked tirelessly to overcome all these challenges, and the result is that they are now registered as corporate investment advisors with SEBI, and are platform partners with the Bombay Stock Exchange. They are also registered as distributors with the AMFI.
Overcoming these two challenges of building trust and getting regulatory bodies on board with Savart is what has made the company grow into an example for all similar platforms out there.
Savart has achieved so much in its short lifespan that it feels like it has done whatever it set out to do. This is not true, however. There is so much more for Savart and Sankarsh to accomplish, and this is just the beginning. There lies a long road ahead, and Savart must maneuver through it with the flair and charisma that it has been displaying ever since its inception. More power to you, Savart!


Lewis Pies combine with Gower Brewery to bring a new pie to the market.
The Lewis Pies and Pasty Company and Gower Brewery, a microbrewery based in Swansea, have collaborated on a mission to develop a uniquely Welsh steak and ale pie.
The companies will combine their expertise in the food and drink industry to perfect a recipe for steak and ale pies with the aim of launch in time for St David's Day.
Swansea-based Lewis Pies has been producing baked goods since 1936 while Gower Brewery was founded in 2011 and makes a number of core and seasonal ales.


Tribal Chairman Mark Fox, newly elected segment representatives Cory Spotted Bear and Frank Grady, and incumbent Parshall/Lucky Mound Representative Mervin Packineau took their places as leaders of the Three Affiliated Tribes for the next four years. The celebration was marked with dancing, drums, food and of course, speeches.
"Now is the time we have to reestablish our economy," Fox said. "We have to work hard and build for the future. We have to build for our children. More than anything else we have to build for their future."
Fox said the path to a secure economy was self reliance. He wants the tribe to cut the strings of dependence on the federal government.


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Q: .NET Access Violation Exception with System.Drawing.dll / NumericUpDown I'm suffering a really stupid problem. I've tried completely reinstalling .NET and it hasn't fixed the problem. I can't even find anyone else with the same problem by Googling.
Just on my computer, if I add a NumericUpDown control to a form in a .NET project and run the application, I get the following error message upon running the application:

An unhandled exception of type 'System.AccessViolationException'
  occurred in System.Drawing.dll
Additional information: Attempted to read or write protected
  memory. This is often an indication that other memory is corrupt.

The application runs fine on other machines.
Any suggestions?

A: Problem turned out to be graphics card related. We found a colleagues machine with the same issue, it just so happens both machines were recently fitted with the same cheap graphics card (Radeon HD5450). Both were running latest drivers.
No explanation as to why these cards/drivers caused this problem. but removing the cards and reverting to onboard graphics fixed the issue. The plan is to try a couple of cheap GEForce 210's instead.
I realise this wasn't a programming issue per se, but this might save someone else a few hours of fart arsing around!

A: I also had a System.AccessViolationException with an error about reading protected memory when I would drag a NumericUpDown control onto a form in Visual Basic 2010 Express and then try to run the program. I am using graphics card ASUS EAH5450. Searching for a solution I found this post.
My 32bit XP system was using the driver supplied with the card, version 9.000. After uninstalling the driver, Catalyst Control Center, and GPU Tweak (all from the supplied DVD), I installed driver version 8.980 downloaded from their support link. Once installed the driver is dated 6/11/2012. I also installed Catalyst Control Center from that same download.
I added a NumericUpDown control to my form and ran the program and there was no error. Hardly conclusive proof of a fix, but a positive step and perhaps a viable solution with no hardware change.
My thanks to those who contributed to this thread.

A: Just go in the VisualStudio  tools >> options >>Debugging >>JIT(Just-In-Time) and disable the check of managed ,native and script checkboxes.It has  solved the problem in my case .


We've been hearing rumors and counter-rumors of an Apple television for a couple of years now, but things have really heated up of late.
Now Best Buy has waded into the talk of a television with an Apple logo by including such a thing as part of a survey run by the retailer.
In the survey, conducted by an outside firm for Best Buy, we are told all about a new television from Apple, and one that takes advantage of both iOS and iCloud to change the way we watch television.
With the 42-inch set, Apple "finally reinvents what a TV can do," is spoken of throughout the survey as if it is 100% real, with no mention about the possibility that the people in Cupertino might just be thinking about such a thing.
Other features mentioned are the ability to use your iPhone or iPad as a remote control, much the same as we can with the current shipping Apple TV. It's a feature that we can all-but be sure of making it into any shipping product., so we'll give Best Buy points for that one.
An iSight camera is also mentioned throughout the blurb, though we notice that Apple is currently calling its cameras "FaceTime Cameras" elsewhere, so that may be one big clue that something isn't quite right here.
Most interesting is the supposed price of this Apple television. If Best Buy's survey is to be believed then we will be handing over $1500 to get our hands on such a thing. With the price of televisions plummeting over the last year or so, that seems slightly high to us.
All that is pretty much irrelevant considering this is almost certainly not a sign of what is to come. While we have to give someone at Best Buy an A+ for effort, there is just no way that such a thing would leak via this kind of route. We all want Apple to make a television at some point this year, but this latest rumor doesn't make us believe it any more than the rest.
Check out the full text from Best Buy's survey here.
Download and use apps from the App Store. Can you imagine playing Angry Birds on a big screen in your living room?
Supports Apple's new iCloud service for storing your movies, TV shows, and music content that you've purchased from iTunes and beam them to your Apple HDTV.
Use your iPad or iPhone as a remote control, and do everything from controlling your TV, to purchasing new shows and swapping content between your Apple devices and the iCloud service.
Built-in convenience with built in iSight camera and microphone for Skype.
In addition to iTunes, stream content from popular sites such as Netflix, YouTube, and flickr.


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using System.Windows;
using System.Windows.Input;
using MarkdownEdit.Controls;
using MarkdownEdit.Models;

namespace MarkdownEdit.Commands
{
    internal static class InsertHyperlinkCommand
    {
        public static readonly RoutedCommand Command = new RoutedCommand();

        static InsertHyperlinkCommand()
        {
            Application.Current.MainWindow.CommandBindings.Add(new CommandBinding(Command, Execute, CanExecute));
        }

        private static void Execute(object sender, ExecutedRoutedEventArgs e)
        {
            if (e.Parameter == null) return;
            var editor = ((MainWindow)sender).Editor;
            EditorUtilities.InsertHyperlink(editor.EditBox, e.Parameter as string);
        }

        private static void CanExecute(object sender, CanExecuteRoutedEventArgs e)
        {
            var editor = ((MainWindow)sender).Editor;
            e.CanExecute = !editor.EditBox.IsReadOnly;
        }
    }
}


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Q: link dynamically two dropdown //This is the html page

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
    <title></title>
    <link rel="stylesheet" href="https://maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/bootstrap/3.3.7/css/bootstrap.min.css">
    <script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/3.3.1/jquery.min.js"></script>
    <script src="https://maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/bootstrap/3.3.7/js/bootstrap.min.js"></script>
</head>
<body>
   <div id="container">
        <select id="officeType">
          <option value="">OfficeList</option>
          <option value="ministryDiv">Ministry</option>
          <option value="divisionBatayon">Division</option>
       </select>

       <select id="ministryList"></select>
    </div>
   <script>
      var $select = $('#ministryList');
      $.getJSON('all-ministry-list.JSON',function(value){
          $select.html('');

          for(var i=0;i<value['data'].length;i++){
             $select.append('<option id="' +value['data'][i]['id'] +'">' +value['data'][i]['sitename_bn'] +'</option>');
          }
      });
   </script>

</body>
</html>

//this is the all-ministry-list.JSON file
{
    "data": [

        {
            "id": "6484",
            "subdomain": "mohpw.portal.gov.bd",
            "sitename_en": "Ministry of Housing and Public Works",
            "sitename_bn": "গৃহায়ণ ও গণপূর্ত মন্ত্রণালয়",
            "weight": "99999"
        },
        {
            "id": "6487",
            "subdomain": "minland.portal.gov.bd",
            "sitename_en": "Ministry Of Land",
            "sitename_bn": "ভূমি মন্ত্রণালয়",
            "weight": "99999"
        }

    ]
}
//this is the ministry-child-list.JSON file
{
    "data": [
        {
            "id": "6209",
            "subdomain": "beza.portal.gov.bd",
            "sitename_en": "Bangladesh Economic Zones Authority",
            "sitename_bn": "বাংলাদেশ অর্থনৈতিক অঞ্চল কর্তৃপক্ষ",
            "weight": "99999"
        },
        {
            "id": "6218",
            "subdomain": "ngoab.portal.gov.bd",
            "sitename_en": "NGO Affairs Bureau",
            "sitename_bn": "এনজিও বিষয়ক ব্যুরো",
            "weight": "99999"
        },
        {
            "id": "6558",
            "subdomain": "bida.portal.gov.bd",
            "sitename_en": "Bangladesh Investment Development Authority (BIDA)",
            "sitename_bn": "বাংলাদেশ বিনিয়োগ উন্নয়ন কর্তৃপক্ষ",
            "weight": "99999"
        }
    ]
}

Here i have two dropdown menu.In first dropdown i give the value of option manually.In second dropdown i get the option value from json file.Now i want to connect together these two dropdown.For example when i click on Ministry i want to see the value of json file all-ministry-list.json in second dropdown ministryList and when i click on Division i want to see the value of json file ministry-child-list.json in second dropdown ministryList.How can i connect these two table?plz help


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import { Component, ViewChild, ElementRef } from '@angular/core';

import { generatedata } from '../../../sampledata/generatedata';

@Component({
    selector: 'app-root',
    templateUrl: './app.component.html'
})

export class AppComponent {
    @ViewChild('beginEdit') beginEdit: ElementRef;
    @ViewChild('endEdit') endEdit: ElementRef;

    source: any =
    {
        localdata: generatedata(500, false),
        datatype: 'array',
        datafields:
        [
            { name: 'firstname', type: 'string' },
            { name: 'lastname', type: 'string' },
            { name: 'productname', type: 'string' },
            { name: 'available', type: 'bool' },
            { name: 'quantity', type: 'number' },
            { name: 'price', type: 'number' },
            { name: 'date', type: 'date' }
        ]
    };

    dataAdapter: any = new jqx.dataAdapter(this.source);

    columns: any[] =
    [
        { text: 'First Name', columntype: 'textbox', datafield: 'firstname', width: 120 },
        { text: 'Last Name', datafield: 'lastname', columntype: 'textbox', width: 120 },
        { text: 'Product', columntype: 'dropdownlist', datafield: 'productname', width: 195 },
        { text: 'Available', datafield: 'available', columntype: 'checkbox', width: 67 },
        {
            text: 'Ship Date', datafield: 'date', columntype: 'datetimeinput', width: 110, align: 'right', cellsalign: 'right', cellsformat: 'd',
            validation: (cell: any, value: any): any => {
                if (value == '')
                    return true;

                let year = value.getFullYear();
                if (year >= 2017) {
                    return { result: false, message: 'Ship Date should be before 1/1/2017' };
                }

                return true;
            }
        },
        {
            text: 'Quantity', datafield: 'quantity', width: 70, align: 'right', cellsalign: 'right', columntype: 'numberinput',
            validation: (cell: any, value: number): any => {
                if (value < 0 || value > 150) {
                    return { result: false, message: 'Quantity should be in the 0-150 interval' };
                }
                return true;
            },
            createeditor: (row: number, cellvalue: any, editor: any): void => {
                editor.jqxNumberInput({ decimalDigits: 0, digits: 3 });
            }
        },
        {
            text: 'Price', datafield: 'price', align: 'right', cellsalign: 'right', cellsformat: 'c2', columntype: 'numberinput',
            validation: (cell: any, value: number): any => {
                if (value < 0 || value > 15) {
                    return { result: false, message: 'Price should be in the 0-15 interval' };
                }
                return true;
            },
            createeditor: (row: number, cellvalue: any, editor: any): void => {
                editor.jqxNumberInput({ digits: 3 });
            }
        }
    ];

    cellBeginEditEvent(event: any): void {
        let args = event.args;
        this.beginEdit.nativeElement.innerHTML = 'Event Type: cellbeginedit, Column: ' + args.datafield + ', Row: ' + (1 + args.rowindex) + ', Value: ' + args.value;
    }

    cellEndEditEvent(event: any): void {
        let args = event.args;
        this.endEdit.nativeElement.innerHTML = 'Event Type: cellendedit, Column: ' + args.datafield + ', Row: ' + (1 + args.rowindex) + ', Value: ' + args.value;
    }

}


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The Anti-Vax Movement Is Still Out There, But There's No Reason It Should Be
by Renee Pabalate University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Mar 18, 2019
Samuel Zeller : @zellersamuel
In 2000, measles was officially declared eradicated from the United States, but since I started college, I've had two cases of emails regarding a fellow student in different lectures being diagnosed with measles. I don't think these cases are directly linked to anti-vaccine rhetoric, but we can attest this rhetoric to other outbreaks. In 2018, there were just over one hundred cases in twenty-one states. Considering this disease was eradicated almost twenty years ago and the vaccine for it is required for many children to enter school, that's a pretty concerning number.
I don't mean to discount the right of parents to raise their children however they want nor people with fears of needles so great that the idea of vaccination may be too much for them. We cannot guarantee that vaccinations will prevent a disease every single time. However, when we're seeing diseases like measles reemerge slowly but surely throughout the country, we need to remind ourselves of what's the truth about the anti-vaccination rhetoric. It's vital to remember who to really go to about these issues beyond ideas posted all over the internet and remind ourselves of what the actual facts are behind popular anti-vaccination ideas.
With the case of Ethan Lindenberger, who testified to a Senate Committee recently about his experience opting to get vaccinated after doing research in spite of his anti-vaccine mother, we can all learn a lesson about sources to go to when it comes to this subject. The first person you should always go to if you have any questions or concerns about any kind of vaccination is your doctor, especially when regarding children. If you don't necessarily feel comfortable asking your doctor or a certified health professional, then I recommend taking a look at the same sources Ethan Lindenberger cited in his testimony, including the CDC, the World Health Organization, and other accredited medical sources.
These sources are based entirely on scholarly, proven research done by credited, respected professionals in the health field who know what they're talking about. Base your stance on vaccinations on these sources and not the hearsay or speculation of unproven research many anti-vaxxers seem to rely heavily upon. Your doctor took an oath to work for the health of their patients and went through years of schooling on matters like these while almost all anti-vaxxers didn't, so know who is the right source to listen to on the matter.
On the subject of sources, we need to remind ourselves of the study that began the modern anti-vaccination movement and the fact it was all fabricated. In the 1990s, Dr. Wakefield claimed to have found a link between autism in children and the Measles-Mumps-Rubella vaccine, a vaccine required by most schools even today. The story was picked up by several media outlets, and created the anti-vaccine movement of the modern day, with celebrities like Jenny McCarthy using the ideas of the study to further spread the ideas of the movement further. However, it was later revealed and confirmed through research done later that Dr. Wakefield and those researching with him had created false conclusions and had therefore made up the link between autism and vaccines.
As a result, Dr. Wakefield has been discredited and had his medical license revoked. This kind of falsified information still runs through the veins of the anti-vaccine movement. Not only are these kinds of claims insanely incorrect, but they create a stigma that autism is caused by an outside source, instead of a natural and complex developmental disorder that cannot be explained away by false claims. Autism has been around much longer than any vaccines have, and saying that any vaccinations put children at a higher risk of being on the spectrum is an extremely incorrect and disgusting claim to make.
Vaccinations are not an easy subject—neither is medicine in general—and to think you know everything or as much about them when you are not a health professional is extremely ignorant.
Professionals have spent years doing proven, accredited research on the subject, and to believe one person who has no idea what they're talking about on Facebook say vaccines are bad undermines the proven vaccination research done for the good of all people, and puts others at risk.
We live in a society privileged enough to have vaccines for diseases like measles, influenza, and polio that used to wholly change the way people had to live their lives and even killed people. Not all of the world is privy to such technology, as there are people throughout the world who still risk having to face and fight such diseases. So consider nothing but facts when looking at issues like vaccinations, and consider the amount of proven research and heart that has gone into both sides before truly deciding your stance on this issue, which is extremely important both in personal and more widespread terms.
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Arctic explorations, majestic Norwegian fjords, stark Icelandic scenery, medieval towns and cities dotted with grand imperial buildings, this is a wonderful region to explore, filled with fascinating contrasts. Compare, read reviews, research & book your ocean or small ship cruise thorugh the Arctic, Baltic & Scandinavia with Global Journeys & receive exclusive online savings, a dedicated cruise consultant to look after your booking & the best price guaranteed!
Embark on a 10 day small ship cruise with Tauck visiting Norway & Sweden, beginning your journey in Oslo and travelling through to Bergen.
Visit 4 different countries on this 11 day cruise with Viking, beginning your journey in Stockholm and travelling through to Copenhagen.
Visit 5 different countries on this 11 day cruise with Viking, beginning your journey in Amsterdam and travelling through to Copenhagen.
Travel to Europe and journey through Sweden, Denmark & Norway on this 11 day guided tour & cruise with Collette.
Embark on a 8 day cruise with Viking visiting Norway, Denmark & Holland, beginning your journey in Bergen and travelling through to Amsterdam.