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The main reason we've made this odds page is so that gamblers can look at the lines and shop around. Most casual bettors will simply have one account and bet whatever lines are in that sportsbook. However, most pros will have accounts at multiple sportsbooks (since there's no added cost in doing so) and bet the best line every time.
If you're betting on Alabama to cover a point spread and they are -2.5 at one sportsbook and -3.5 at another, that extra point could be the difference between you winning and losing your bet. Since it doesn't cost you anything, you should consider having multiple accounts, so that you're always getting the best line and improving your chances of winning.
The point spread in college football is what is known as either a handicap or a margin of victory. If that sounds complicated, let's just use an example to clarify:
LSU Tigers +6.5
Alabama Crimson Tide –6.5
The first thing you'll want to note here is the plus or minus sign. The minus sign indicate that a team is favored and that they have to win by that margin. In other words, Alabama would have to win by more than 6.5 points for you to win your bet on them. If they win by seven, eight, nine, 10 or more, you win your bet. If they win by six or less, you'd lose.
On the other side, the plus sign indicates just how many points you're getting. In LSU's case, it's 6.5. If they lose by six or less or win outright, you win your bet.
An easy way to do the math is to take the final score and subtract or add the points. If you bet Alabama -6.5 and they win 40-10, you would subtract 6.5 (40 – 6.5 = 33.5) and the final score would be 33.5-10. They still won the game. If you had LSU, you would add the 6.5 points because it's +6.5. If LSU loses 13-10, you would add 6.5 points to their score, which makes the final 16.5-13 for LSU, which means they win on the spread.
While the spread can sometimes be a bit confusing for beginners, the moneyline is very easy to understand: this is just the outright winner of the game. If the team you bet on wins the game, you win your bet. What changes here is the odds. Here's an example:
LSU +250
Alabama –300
Let's continue from our example from above where Alabama was a 6.5-point favorite. Remember, on the spread, they have to win by seven or more for you to win your bet. On the moneyline, you have a bigger window of opportunity because they can win by just one and you'd still win your bet; on the spread, you'd lose. As a result of you gaining that benefit, you have to pay with the odds. In this case, -300 means that for every $300 you bet, you'd win $100. You don't have to bet exactly that amount but that's the payout ratio.
On the other hand, with LSU, if you bet the win outright instead of the spread, you're losing the benefit of the points. Remember, on the spread, they can lose by six or less and you'd win your bet. On the moneyline, they have to win the game for you to win your bet. Since that's viewed as less likely to happen, the oddsmakers will pay you more for taking on the risk. In this case, a $100 bet on LSU will pay $250.
If you're not sure about who'll win the game or cover the point spread, another way to bet on a college football contest is the total. This is just a number that's set by the oddsmakers for the combined score of the game. You have to determine if the two teams will score more or less than that number.
LSU vs Alabama
Total: 55.5
In this case, the over-under is set at 55.5. If you think it's going to be a shootout with a final score like 45-35 or 31-30, you'd bet the over. If you think the game will be a defensive struggle with a final score of 17-10 or 27-17, you'd bet the under.
The first few types of bets we've talked about on this page all focus on the day of the game. All of those bets are graded once the game is over. However, there's a type of long-term bet that's known as futures, which is a wager where you bet on something that's going to be decided down the line. Here are a few examples:
Betting on how many wins a team will finish with before the seasons starts
Betting on a team to win the National Championship after Week 4
Betting on which team will win the Pac-12 North Division after Week 1
When you bet these lines, you'll usually see something like this:
Odds To Win National Championship
Alabama +350
Clemson +500
Michigan +1500
Florida State +5000
What you're looking at is the teams that are on the board and the odds associated with them. The better the team or the greater their odds to win College Football National Championship, the shorter the odds (the smaller the payout). The less a team is expected to win, the greater the longshot and the more they'll payout if they win. For example, a $100 bet on Alabama would pay $350 but a $100 bet on Florida State would pay $5000 if they won.
The downside with futures is they usually take a while to decide and your money is locked up. The upside is that if you're right, you usually get a big payday.
Props are a type of side bet or alternate bet where you focus on the performance of the players or teams instead of the final score. Some examples of props could bet:
-Betting on how many catches a player will have in a game
-Betting on which quarter will be the highest-scoring (combined score)
-Betting on how many field goals a team will have in the game
If you're not sure who'll win the game outright, you can look at the props to where you find value.
Live betting on college football is one of the most popular ways of wagering on the game these days. Even with all the game stats offered at betting sites, sometimes it's tough to figure out who to bet on before the game starts as there are a lot of factors to consider. However, live betting gives you the opportunity to bet on the action as it is transpiring. The betting odds change in-game based on what is happening and you can decide to jump in and bet on the odds at any point. That includes live lines on the moneyline, total and point spread all the way throughout the game.
Another great aspect of live betting is the opportunity to get rid of a bet. Let's say you bet on Alabama before the game started but they're looking terrible and you know you'll lose. You can bet against them in-game on the live line and at least get some money back. Although live betting is a lot of fun and is quite the rush, using it to hedge is one of the smart uses of it.
Learn more about betting on college football and other sports:
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College Football Odds FAQ
What is the moneyline in college football?
The moneyline is a type of bet where you select the outright winner of the game. If the team you bet on wins, you win your bet.
How does the spread work in college football?
The spread refers to a margin set by the oddsmakers for the game. If Oklahoma is favored by 3.5, that means they have to win by four or more to win or "cover" the spread. Alternately, if they win by three or less, they failed to cover.
How do you bet the moneyline in college football?
The moneyline is the odds for a team to win outright in college football. If there's a minus sign in front of the odds, like -150, that means a $150 bet pays $100. If there's a plus sign like +120, that means a $100 bet pays $120.
Where is the NCAA Football Championship played?
The NCAA Football Championship Game is played at a neutral site, which is determined through bids by prospective cities. In 2021, the game will be played at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida.
Who is the best college football team of all time?
As of the conclusion of the 2019 season, the Michigan Wolverines are the winningest college football team of all-time. They have 962 wins and a .729 winning percentage. Ohio State has the same winning percentage but has 924 wins.
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Interview: It's All Gravy With Okey Dokey
Gillian Driscoll
Nashville's Okey Dokey create irresistible sun-soaked ditties with a retro flair inspired by classic Motown, psychedelic melodies, and experimental artists like the Gorillaz. The band perfectly encapsulates life's simple pleasures in their sound: things like low rent, blue skies, love and 'wavy gravy' vibes. Don't be surprised if you find yourself smiling or feeling the urge to skip upon listening.
Fronted by singer, songwriter, bassist and visual artist Aaron Martin and songwriter and guitarist Johny Fisher (The Weeks, Sol Cat), the duo has an undeniable chemistry that surfaces through their collaborative songwriting, and dynamic, energetic live shows. Martin commands the room with a relaxed ease of someone who feels at home on stage. Of course you'll have to see Okey Dokey live to experience the quixotic electricity for yourself.
Okey Dokey released their debut album Love You, Mean It at the start of 2017, and just released a new single "Hometown" last month. Catch them touring through the end of the year including a slot at Austin City Limits Music Festival.
What inspired the name Okey Dokey?
Okey Dokey: It was a combination of Johny's dad and Aaron always having to read subtitles. Once you look it's everywhere. In the past Okey Dokey has been something perpetually on the tips of tongues. Although, I hope that in the future it becomes something synonymous with that song stuck in all your little heads.
Can you name some other favorite/common expressions you use?
OD: On this leg of tour we've really been loving the following sayings:
Damn Skippy
Smack Dibby Dab
Boy Howdy
So, lemme tell ya whatcher gonna wanna do.
Hot snickers!
Got his ass!
Oooh, Jamboree!
They gotta Taco Bell?!
You're all in other bands or come from previous bands. How did all of you come together to form Okey Dokey?
OD: Like all things mysterious; shit blew up, two dudes came together, the pot was mixed, add salt, call your mother, call your friends, and finally you have a young Okey Dokey.
Did you know what type of sound you were going to have starting out? How did that develop?
OD: We recorded, chopped, screwed, waxed, and then waned on this record until we finally had US. It took lots of friends like Jeremy "Unleashed" Clark, Ron Gallo, The Weeks, Caleb Hickman, Desert Noises, and a handful of other talented friends, but we did find us. Now that we have that, you can expect a more refined and focused kitchen from the next album.
You're about to play some festivals including ACL, what are you most looking forward to?
OD: I'm really looking forward to seeing a festival crowd again. I haven't attended a festival in few years now, and I couldn't be happier with the ACL lineup this year. I am delighted to say that this year I finally get to see Gorillaz. I've wanted to since I was a kid and, believe it or not, they were one of the main influences on me going into this project with Johny. I wanted two brains and lots to work with. Done and done.
What do you love most about living in Nashville?
AM: If you are a driven person with any creative edge at all and the willingness to really chase it, you may very well have a wonderful time in Nashville. The scene is rewarding to those who add quality art to the pool, and competitive for the same reason. We are all watching, supporting, and competing with one another for careers and, beyond that, insight. Great songs are the result of life experiences and the momentary clarity to put these experiences into a palatable response. Having a large group of peers around who actually inspire one another is what makes Nashville special. Darwin was correct, but he also had no idea he was really talking about music.
How do you like your coffee and what's the best cup of joe you've had?
AM: I have a hard time drinking normal coffee anymore. I need cold brew straight to the dome these days. The good thing is, I've found the most perfect blend of speed and almond milk. So, I guess, to answer the next question, when every cup is your favorite there is only my coffee and bad coffee. Haha
What was the inspiration behind the song "Boodydew"?
AM: This was the first song Johny and I wrote together. I think it was more of a way to psych myself into being ready for the road ahead. Am I going to wait for success or take it? Is the man I see in the mirror actually the one I see in my future? Is he happy, or does he have a regret or two? Let's figure this out.
Last dream you had and first think you think when you wake up in the morning?
AM: The last dream I had was hilarious. I have pretty vivid dreams and have always experienced at least a beginner level of lucidity. I tend to wake up with a grin on my face. This last one had me in a Goodwill checking out some fine dead guy apparel. An associate walked up and asked if I wanted to check out the furniture in the back. I walked with him/her (don't recall) to the back and what I found was basically the MIB of tomfoolery.
There were old men in black suits furiously turning cranks on little brown boxes. It seemed like they were on some kind of timer, but it turns out that I was watching the officials in charge of creating that frustrating interference when you can't get two words in through the static on your cellphone.
I then found another department, which was in charge of taking one necessary item from all DIY furniture sets. I had been brought into the space for a job offer. Apparently, your boy shows great promise in the realms of mischief, and is now Lead Official in the Department Of Changing Hands To Anus On Employees Must Wash Hands Signs, otherwise known as DCHAEMWHS.
I woke up thinking what I always do. Write this down. Write this down. Write this down.
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Cat on a Hot Tin Roof by Tennessee Williams (Book Analysis)
978280801657552EBookPlurilingua PublishingThis practical and insightful reading guide offers a complete summary and analysis of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof by Tennessee Williams. It provides a thorough exploration of the play's plot, characters and main themes, including sexuality, communication and its setting in the Deep South. The clear and concise style makes for easy understanding, providing the perfect opportunity to improve your literary knowledge in no time. This clear and detailed 52-page reading guide is structured as follows: Biography of Tennessee Williams Presentation of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Summary of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Character study Brick Margaret Big Daddy Analysis of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof The prison of the Deep South Setting The failure of communication About Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Cat on a Hot Tin Roof was first published and performed in 1955. It tells the story of the familial and marital tensions surrounding Brick, a closeted gay man living in America's Deep South. At the time, homosexuality was rarely addressed in the media, and indeed Brick's sexuality is never stated explicitly, though it is made amply clear by context. Brick's inner turmoil does not stem from his internalized homophobia alone – he and his wife Margaret are the subject of scorn as a result of their childlessness, and his father's recent diagnosis with a serious illness has been hushed up to preserve the status quo. Over the course of the play, these tensions come to a head, creating an explosive domestic drama. About Tennessee Williams With two Pulitzer Prizes, four New York Drama Critics' Circle Awards and a Tony Award to his name, Tennessee Williams was one of the most celebrated American dramatists of the 20th century. After a dysfunctional upbringing, Williams sought refuge in writing, and many of his plays draw on his troubled family life. His best-known works include A Streetcar Named Desire, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, The Night of the Iguana and Suddenly Last Summer.This practical and insightful reading guide offers a complete summary and analysis of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof by Tennessee Williams. It provides a thorough exploration of the play's plot, characters and main themes, including sexuality, communication and its setting in the Deep South. The clear and concise style makes for easy understanding, providing the perfect opportunity to improve your literary knowledge in no time. This clear and detailed 52-page reading guide is structured as follows: Biography of Tennessee Williams Presentation of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Summary of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Character study Brick Margaret Big Daddy Analysis of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof The prison of the Deep South Setting The failure of communication About Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Cat on a Hot Tin Roof was first published and performed in 1955. It tells the story of the familial and marital tensions surrounding Brick, a closeted gay man living in America's Deep South. At the time, homosexuality was rarely addressed in the media, and indeed Brick's sexuality is never stated explicitly, though it is made amply clear by context. Brick's inner turmoil does not stem from his internalized homophobia alone – he and his wife Margaret are the subject of scorn as a result of their childlessness, and his father's recent diagnosis with a serious illness has been hushed up to preserve the status quo. Over the course of the play, these tensions come to a head, creating an explosive domestic drama. About Tennessee Williams With two Pulitzer Prizes, four New York Drama Critics' Circle Awards and a Tony Award to his name, Tennessee Williams was one of the most celebrated American dramatists of the 20th century. After a dysfunctional upbringing, Williams sought refuge in writing, and many of his plays draw on his troubled family life. His best-known works include A Streetcar Named Desire, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, The Night of the Iguana and Suddenly Last Summer.application/pdf1
This practical and insightful reading guide offers a complete summary and analysis of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof by Tennessee Williams. It provides a thorough exploration of the play's plot, characters and main themes, including sexuality, communication and its setting in the Deep South. The clear and concise style makes for easy understanding, providing the perfect opportunity to improve your literary knowledge...
This practical and insightful reading guide offers a complete summary and analysis of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof by Tennessee Williams. It provides a thorough exploration of the play's plot, characters and main themes, including sexuality, communication and its setting in the Deep South. The clear and concise style makes for easy understanding, providing the perfect opportunity to improve your literary knowledge in no time.
Biography of Tennessee Williams
Presentation of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
Summary of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
Analysis of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
The prison of the Deep South
The failure of communication
About Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof was first published and performed in 1955. It tells the story of the familial and marital tensions surrounding Brick, a closeted gay man living in America's Deep South. At the time, homosexuality was rarely addressed in the media, and indeed Brick's sexuality is never stated explicitly, though it is made amply clear by context. Brick's inner turmoil does not stem from his internalized homophobia alone – he and his wife Margaret are the subject of scorn as a result of their childlessness, and his father's recent diagnosis with a serious illness has been hushed up to preserve the status quo. Over the course of the play, these tensions come to a head, creating an explosive domestic drama.
About Tennessee Williams
With two Pulitzer Prizes, four New York Drama Critics' Circle Awards and a Tony Award to his name, Tennessee Williams was one of the most celebrated American dramatists of the 20th century. After a dysfunctional upbringing, Williams sought refuge in writing, and many of his plays draw on his troubled family life. His best-known works include A Streetcar Named Desire, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, The Night of the Iguana and Suddenly Last Summer.
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who doesn't love an old red barn!
our barn is pretty much untouched since we purchased the new house, the prior owner sheetrocked the entire interior and painted it a stark bright white. one year it might be nice to take it back down to wood slats, but for now this is where our feral cats live, a cozy comfy safe place for our senior cat population. they have sofas and blankets, red of course, cat towers, a fountain for drinking water and menagerie of animals I have collected since I was 17 years old to keep them company.
behind the barn we put in over thirty fruit trees. we hired a tree trimming service who brought ten men for two days to prune our ancient oaks, I was terrified of limbs crashing into the barn.
power was added and we hung metal buckets for lights for our nocturnal visits. the trees have solar fairy lights tucked into the trees to guide our way. we added the half glass door and screen in the back and behind the large double barn doors we added a screen door wall so we can toss the doors open for fresh air, my cats are 14 years old, to old to roam with the coyotes I used to see daily in broad daylight until we closed up the hole in the fence line. a contained cat is a safe cat! I hung a very large red alarm clock that we can see when the doors are open and we are tractoring by a hundred feet away.
the plan is to build a new large barn for my husband, I debate daily on what I want to do with this barn, add a screened in porch for the cats and I to enjoy the orchard, put a small greenhouse on the south side, add red planters on the sides for sunflowers, build a retaining wall and level a large area in front of the barn for a picnic table... we have plenty to do as is, but for now the cats are happy and I couldn't be happier anytime I glance over at our very own red barn.


This is the story of why a young shaman left her home in Alaska to come to False Key, Florida. I named her Candice, after a friend who passed away. The real Candice was magical--a French-speaking, cat-loving poet, who didn't take sh!t from anyone. Candice, I miss you.


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It's one giant step for mankind and no we don't think that's overkill.
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Q: How to create a resource (text file) from c# code? Or can we edit an existing resource file? I have built a web application with vacations period planning (didactic purpose).
I need to import a text file with bank holidays once a year (the file will be uploaded in UI).
(ex: localPath/BankHolidays.txt - contains: 1.01.2015,31.12.2015,...).
I thought it would be a good approach to save the given text file as a Resource file instead of saving it somewhere else (in ProjectDir) as a normal .txt file. Because I need to access this file quite often and I don't think it's necessary to save this information in a db...
Is this a really good approach in my case?
If it is, how can I save a file in Resources dynamically from my code?

A: Have a look at the resourceWriter class on the MSDN:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.resources.resourcewriter.aspx
This class will perform all of the heavy lifting in terms of file I/O and data formatting. There is also a great tutorial on how to actually use it at:
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If you haven't heard of Allbirds yet, you will soon. Kiwi, Tim Brown, together with engineer Joey Swillinger created Allbirds, a footwear company creating a range to suit your everyday needs, from loungers to runners. What is special about the brand is the materials they use and the sustainable nature of their process. All of their shoes are lightweight, odor minimising, machine washable and made in a low carbon footprint model. They come in tree and wool, the former has a "silk-smooth feel" shoes " and is made eucalyptus pulp, whereas the latter uses merino wool to create "breathable, temperature-regulating, and moisture-wicking, all without that irritating scratchiness". In the spirit of doing things differently, the brand's products have no giant logos and come with a confident 30-day trial run. They are sure that their high quality highly conscious shoes will become your new favourites.
In a world where fast fashion with artificial materials is common, high-quality materials are difficult to find, but this New Zealand company has all the qualifications. can prove that their manufacturing processes are as green and mean as they claim. They source their wool from ZQ merino which ensures the sheep and farming practices are conscious of animal and environmental welfare. Their Forest Stewardship Council certification means that they meet high standards for protecting forests, animals, and people when sourcing materials from forests. On top of all that they are also a certified B Corp, as they respect the environment during the creation of products. The shoe eyelets are TPU created by microorganisms feeding on plants, castor bean oil becomes the insoles and reused plastic bottle transform into pairs of shoelaces. Overall, the packaging Allbirds uses is 90% recycled, and the energy required to create a pair of shoes is just 60% of the energy that would be used for synthetic shoes.


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Christian Karl Tulinius (von der) Hude, född den 22 augusti 1860 i Viborg, död den 18 februari 1936 på Frederiksberg, var en dansk skolman och filolog. Han var bror till Anna och Kristian Hude samt far till Elisabeth Hude.

Hude blev filologie kandidat 1883 och filosofie doktor 1888, adjunkt vid metropolitanskolan i Köpenhamn 1891 och rektor vid Fredriksborgs skola 1902. Hudes gradualavhandling rörde den kritiska behandlingen av Thukydides, och 1898–1901 ombesörjde han en kritisk edition av dennes verk. Han blev 1919 lektor i klassisk filologi vid Köpenhamns universitet och 1921 rektor vid Metropolitanskolan. Han fortsatte sina utgivningsarbeten med Herodotos, Lysias och Aristoteles samt översatte Plutarchos och Appianus.

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Freshwater prawn Macrobrachium rosenbergii farming in Pacific Island countries: Hatchery operation
The farming of freshwater prawn is expanding in Fiji and in the Pacific. The grow-out sector of the industry depends entirely on hatchery-produced postlarvae, and the primary problem facing this 'infant' industry is the unavailability of postlarvae. Due to expansion in production and the trend towards intensification of prawn farming, there will be a need for development of more hatcheries for production of postlarvae to meet the demands in the Pacific Island countries...Read More.
Aquaculture of the giant river prawn Macrobrachium rosenbergii is an emerging industry in the Pacific Island region. Increasing demand and rising prices for seafood are raising the profile of freshwater prawn as an important aquaculture commodity in Pacific Island countries and territories (PICTs).
Attempts during the last three decades to culture freshwater prawns in Hawaii, French Polynesia and New Caledonia have not had a lasting impact owing to high costs of production in these countries. Fiji has had some success in prawn farming, and Vanuatu and Papua New Guinea are moving in this direction. Other PICTs have been constrained by lack of technical capacity, particularly in hatchery operations.
Freshwater prawn farming is not as highly technical or capital-intensive as aquaculture of sea prawns (penaeid shrimp) and therefore is a more accessible industry for small-scale operators. Freshwater prawns can be raised in farming systems similar to those used for tilapia with and it can be more profitable than tilapia farming (depending upon the farm site and the skill of the farmer, as well as local prices and demand).
The major constraint to expansion of prawn farming in PICTs is difficulty in obtaining reliable supplies of postlarvae (PL), usually referred as 'prawn seed', for stocking into grow-out ponds. This book seeks to address this constraint and is based on experience of prawn hatchery techniques developed at Naduruloulou Aquaculture Station and at Marine Studies Laboratory, the University of the South Pacific, both in Fiji.
Satya Nandlal, Secretariat of the Pacific Community
Timothy Pickering, The University of the South Pacific
© Copyright Secretariat of the Pacific Community and Marine Studies Program, The University of the South Pacific, 2005
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The CBO has finally scored the healthcare bill (which Republicans are referring to as "Obamacare"). Both sides are making claims. The Democrats claim it will reduce deficits and lower premium costs. The Republicans claim the opposite. Both refer to the Congressional Budget Office Report for their claims. How can they both be right? Quite simply, Republicans are lying by omission.
The CBO and Projected cost of this bill (vs the cost of not passing the bill).
Leaving the system we have in place would be the true costly solution. What Republicans are doing is selling the idea that the alternative to the $940 billion health care plan (which creates revenue and offsets other costs and as a result, helps reduce federal deficits) is to pay nothing, as though what we have now will be deficit neutral. They are being misleading. Not passing the bill is what we really can't afford.
Admittedly, it seems counterintuitive that this bill would reduce cost. The problem is that it's too easy to overlook the costs we are footing now, and what those costs will amount to moving forward. Republicans like Rep. Michelle Bachmann and Senator Ron Paul are fond of citing the fact that "no American is denied health care." This is true. An uninsured person can go into the ER and receive emergency treatment. When this person can't pay, these costs are passed onto insurance companies, who then pass them onto us on our premiums. This is more expensive than simply providing basic care. We pay more now, with our current fragmented system.


Thesis for final year Masters of Architecture. The manipulation of realities happen in our everyday life, as there is the tendency of desire for others to see the way we do. Propaganda has long been used as an incredible mind control strategy, mostly utilized by the government and politicians.The design of the war bunker explores the question of how our perception, feelings or even our identity can be manipulated; how exactly would we know what is real of merely fabricated?


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Microsoft gives yet another reason to get the Surface Pro
Jeffrey Lang
Microsoft is giving its Surface Pro yet another makeover that will be thinner, lighter and have a much longer battery life. Plus it will have better viewing angles.
The company, on a roll from a previous announcement of the new Surface Laptop and Windows 10 S, launched the updated hybrid computer, which can turn from a tablet into a laptop with the addition of a keyboard, at an event in Shanghai. The new Surface Pro replaces the Surface Pro 4 and drops the number scheme Microsoft has used for the last five years.
The new, fifth-generation device — simply called Surface Pro — won't look or feel drastically different from its predecessor. But Microsoft is hoping its under-the-hood improvements will help it compete with newer laptop-tablet hybrids from Samsung and others. Not to mention Apple's iPad Pro.
The Redmond, Washington, company made the announcement Tuesday in Shanghai, China, in its first Surface launch outside New York. It's a reflection of the company's expectations of growth among a population that prizes premium gadgets from American brands.
Microsoft pioneered laptop-tablet hybrids, also known as 2-in-1s, with the original Surface in 2012. A keyboard cover turns the tablet into a laptop. But innovation has slowed down since 2014, when the Surface Pro 3 got a fully adjustable kickstand to give the screen a broader range of viewing angles, similar to real laptops. Before, the kickstand was limited to just two angles.
"People's expectations for what their devices should help them accomplish are high – and the Surface team works to exceed those expectations," said Panos Panay, corporate vice president of Microsoft's Devices. "People want beautiful and powerful devices, with all-day battery life and amazing digital inking experiences. They want to better express their ideas creatively while being able to work whenever, wherever and however they choose. The new Surface Pro delivers all that and more."
Meanwhile, other companies have made their own 2-in-1 devices running Microsoft's Windows 10. That success contributed to a 26 percent revenue decline in the Surface business in the most recent quarter. And competition is growing; Samsung released new Galaxy Book models this week, while Huawei announced one Tuesday in Berlin.
Jan Dawson, chief analyst at Jackdaw Research, expects the new Surface will help revive sales.
"The external design isn't dramatically different, but there are lots of changes inside," Dawson said.
Microsoft promises about 13.5 hours of battery life, or about 50 percent more than the nine hours on the previous device, the Surface Pro 4. The processors inside will be faster, and lower-end models will ditch the fan.
The Surface's stylus will now mimic pencil shading when tilted, much like the Apple Pencil for iPad Pro tablets. Along with this, Microsoft plans upgrades to its popular Office software with new pencil-like features.
Microsoft will sell the stylus separately for $100. The new Pro will start at about $800 and will be available June 15 in about two dozen countries, including the U.S., China, Japan, South Korea and much of Europe. A keyboard cover starts at about $130, or about $170 for a version that feels like fabric rather than plastic. That brings the cost to more than $1,000.
Microsoft will have a version with cellular capabilities this summer but didn't immediately disclose the price. Samsung already has one out through Verizon in the U.S. for $1,300, a price that includes the keyboard and the pen. A comparable Wi-Fi-only model, out this week, costs $1,130.
Microsoft also recently announced a laptop — without a detachable screen — aimed at students. That also comes out on June 15, starting at about $1,000.
Huawei's new 2-in-1 device, the MateBook E, will include a keyboard cover but not a pen, which sells for about $100. The European price is 999 euros ($1,120); the U.S. price will be released closer to the device's availability in July.
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Conceived for The body as brain: Projekt Sammlung, a five-year exhibition project at Kunsthaus Zug in Switzerland, the six newspaper-sized black and white leaves include Eliasson's statement Museums are Radical and Francisco J. Varela's The Specious Present: A Neurophenomenology of Time Consciousness. The latter text is printed on a two-dimensional fold-it-yourself 'quasi brick', a module that Eliasson has developed with Einar Thorsteinn. The graphic design takes the fivefold symmetry of the quasi brick as a point of departure for a series of abstract tiling forms, either side of the paper combining to create a unique pattern system. The newsprint leaves were sent to friends of the museum as well as used as wallpaper for the café in Kunsthaus Zug as part of (Projekt Sammlung (1) in 2004.


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Equal Exchange is excited to announce a new partnership with PRAGOR, a progressive group of small-scale avocado farmers in Michoacán, Mexico. This region of Mexico is called "the avocado capital of the world." However, powerful corporate interests have made it difficult for small-scale farmers to compete. In response, PRAGOR courageously organized and decided they would collectively control the entire process from growing to exporting.
PRAGOR is composed of 20 producer members who each own an average of 10 acres of land, all 100% organic. Many of the
members transitioned to organic 10 or more years ago, a revolutionary move at the time. On several of these farms reside the oldest Hass Avocado trees in the region, now 60 years old, still producing avocados. Despite the excitement each producer has for the future, a major challenge is finding trading partners who believe in their mission and will engage in the respectful and fair business relationship their members deserve. As you can imagine, there are not many organizations like Equal Exchange. PRAGOR's strength and perseverance is a lesson for anyone committed to working for change in the world.
"We became commited to Fair Trade because we believe it is lifesaving. It assures a fair price and that makes the producer feel safe." —PRAGOR
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Learn about some of our other Fair Foods farmer partners:
PARC, West Bank
PARC was founded in 1983 by agronomists and veterinarians in order to serve farmers in the agricultural sector. Israel, like governments in many countries we import coffee from, had prioritized other industries and not invested heavily in agriculture—particularly in the Palestinian Territories.
Gebana Afrique, Burkina Faso
Burkina Faso is one of the poorest countries in Africa, and in the world, and sales of this product provide badly needed income to the co-operatives' members.
Fair Trade Alliance Kerala, India
In the mid-2000s, in southwestern India, the Fair Trade Alliance Kerala (FTAK) was formed to address the devastating impact that fluctuating market prices has had on the ability of small-scale producers to earn a stable and dignified livelihood.


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These regulations may be called the Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (Recruitment, Control and Service Conditions of Staff) Regulations, 2002.
These regulations shall come into force from the date of publication of notification in the official gazette.
2. Application - These regulations shall apply to whole time officers and other employees of Central Electricity Regulatory Commission mentioned in regulation 5 of these regulations.
(iii) Assistant Secretary in respect of all posts equivalent to Group D posts under the Central Government.
(h) "Staff " includes both officers and employees of all categories appointed whether on deputation or permanent absorption or on short-term contract basis.
(j) "Short-term Contract" means the method of recruitment of officers belonging to non-government organisations e.g. Universities, recognised research institutions, public sector undertakings etc. on deputation to the Commission for a limited period.
Words and expressions used in these regulations but not defined, shall have the same meaning as respectively assigned to them under the Act.
A post carrying a pay or a scale of pay with a maximum of not less than Rs.13,500.
A post carrying a pay or a scale of pay with a maximum of not less than Rs.9,000 but less than Rs.13,500.
A post carrying a pay or a scale of pay the maximum of which is Rs.4,000 or less.
Equivalent Level under the Central Govt.
The appointment on short-term contract basis shall be made initially for a period of 3 years, which will be extendable/renewable for successive terms of one year each for a maximum of 2 years at the discretion of the Commission.
The appointment on deputation basis shall be made initially for a period of 3 years which will be extendable/renewable for successive terms of one year each for a maximum of 2 years, at the discretion of the Commission under the general guidelines issued by Department of Personnel and Training.
The Officers and staff appointed on a regular basis in the Commission immediately before the commencement of these regulations shall be deemed to have been appointed under these regulations.
Provided that the staff appointed on deputation and willing to get permanently absorbed in the Commission, may on completion of two years of deputation exercise their option for permanent absorption in the Commission and the appointing authority may in its discretion, take such decision, as it considers appropriate.
The inter-se allocation of the sanctioned posts among different functional areas shall be as decided by the Commission from time to time.
Nothing in regulation 5 shall be construed as requiring the Commission to have at all times, staff serving in all the categories or posts.
All appointments of Officers and employees shall be made by the appointing authority as specified in clause (b) of regulation 3 of these regulations.
The eligibility criterion for deputation shall be as given in Appendix- I.
The eligibility criterion for appointment by direct recruitment shall be as given in Appendix - II.
The persons appointed through direct recruitment shall be on probation for a period of two years and shall be governed by guidelines issued by DOPT in this regard.
The eligibility criterion for short-term contract appointment shall be as given in Appendix-I.
The eligibility criterion for appointment on promotion basis shall be as given in Appendix-III.
The persons appointed on promotion basis shall be on probation for a period of two years and shall be governed by guidelines issued by DOPT in this regard.
The Commission may announce in such manner, as it deems fit the number of vacancies to be filled by deputation/short-term contract basis or through direct recruitment and invite applications for appointment in the Commission. In the case of deputation the vacancies shall be circulated to all the departments, attached offices and subordinate offices of the Central Government and on short-term contract basis also from non-government organisations e.g. Universities, recognised research institutions, public sector undertakings etc. on deputation to the Commission for a limited period. The Commission may also publicise such vacancies through the issue of such advertisements, as it deems fit. In the case of appointment by direct recruitment wide publicity shall be given to the vacancies through the print media.
The Commission may prescribe, as it deems fit, the form in which application shall be submitted, the documents and certificates to be submitted with the application, the mode of submission, the last date for receipt of applications and the designated officer for submission of applications.
The Selection Committee shall consider the applications received in the Commission and may shortlist candidates, based on the requirements of the job and the curriculum vitae of the candidates, for further processing.
The Selection Committee may prescribe the mode of selection including written test or interview or any other method, for assessing the suitability of the shortlisted candidates.
There shall be a Selection Committee for shortlisting the candidates and making recommendations for appointment.
Chairman: Chairperson of the Commission.
Members: Two Members of the Commission.
Convenor: Secretary of the Commission.
Note: Chairman of the Selection Committee may also co-opt one subject- specialist/head of the Division of the Commission as a member of the Selection Committee.
Chairman: Secretary of the Commission.
Member: Two Chiefs/Joint Chiefs nominated by the Secretary of the Commission.
Convenor: Assistant Secretary (P&A) of the Commission.
Chairman: Assistant Secretary (P&A) of the Commission.
Member: Bench Officer of the Commission.
Convenor: DDO of the Commission.
On the recommendation of the Selection Committee the appointing authority shall prepare a select list of candidates arranged in order of merit which shall remain valid for a period of one year or for such extended period as the appointing authority may specify.
Offers of appointment to candidates on the select list shall be issued in the order of merit shown in the select list specifying a time limit within which the candidate must join service, which may be extended at the discretion of the Appointing Authority.
The letter of offer of appointment shall specify the conditions to be fulfilled by the candidate, prior to appointment.
The appointing authority may withdraw its offer of appointment if the selected candidate fails to fulfill any of the conditions prescribed prior to appointment or if the candidate fails to join service within the specified time.
All appointments by direct recruitment shall be subject to verification of character and antecedents.
Where an offer of appointment is withdrawn, in the manner prescribed in clause(c) above, an offer of appointment shall be issued to the candidate next below in the order of merit in the select list.
21.1. Pay fixation in respect of Deputationists and Short-term contract.
The scale of pay applicable and the corresponding levels of the Central Government service against each post are set out in regulation 5 of these regulations.
In the case of appointments on deputation/absorption and short-term contract, the pay shall be fixed as per the standard terms and conditions as prescribed by the Central Government from time to time.
Dearness Allowance, HRA,Transport Allowance, CCA, CEA, LTC, Leave, TA/DA, Residential Telephone and reimbursement of Newspapers bills - shall be as prescribed by the Central Government from time to time.
Pension/Provident Fund - The provisions of Pension/General Provident Fund as applicable to Central Government servants of corresponding level shall apply to the staff of the Commission absorbed permanently.
Medical facilities shall be admissible in accordance with the Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (Medical facilities) Regulations 2000.
Any other allowances available in Central Government shall accordingly be admissible as per Central Government rules.
The determination of pay and other allowances for the persons appointed through direct recruitment will be as per the Central Government rules. The provisions of Pension/General Provident Fund as applicable to Central Government servants of corresponding level shall apply to the staff appointed on direct recruitment basis.
The determination of pay and other allowances for the persons appointed through promotion will be as per the Central Government rules. The provisions of Pension/General Provident Fund as applicable to Central Government servants of corresponding level shall apply to the staff appointed on promotion.
The counting of past service of all staff members on deputation or absorption basis from Central Government/Public Sector Undertakings/Autonomous bodies, as the case may be, shall be governed as per instructions issued by DOP&T from time to time.
Such allowances as are not admissible to the regular employees of corresponding status in the Commission, shall not be admissible to the officer on deputation/foreign service, even if they were admissible in the parent organisation.
Staff joining on deputation shall be eligible for contribution to the respective Provident Fund to which they are subscribing in their parent organisation. Where a deputationist has been a member of a Contributory Provident Fund the Commission shall bear the cost of the employers contribution as applicable in each case.
When the Commission determines that the services of the deputationist are no longer required, he will be repatriated to his parent department even before completion of his sanctioned period of deputation as and when a situation arises for premature reversion to the parent cadre of the deputationist, his services could be so returned after giving advance intimation of reasonable period to the lending Ministry/Department and the employee concerned.
The posting of staff, at any time, shall be as decided by the appointing authority in any post, not lower in the scale of pay than the post for which the staff member was recruited.
A staff member may hold more than one post for which no extra remuneration shall be paid except as otherwise provided by the Central Government.
In the matter of the annual confidential reports of staff, the instructions issued by the Central Government from time to time in regard to Central Government employees will be suitably adapted by the Commission.
In the matter of conduct, discipline and imposition of penalties, the Central Civil Services (Conduct) Rules, 1964 and the Central Civil Services (Control, Classification and Appeal) Rules, 1965 and the instructions issued by the Central Government from time to time will be suitably adapted by the Commission. The disciplinary authority in each case will be as specified in paragraph 3(e) of these regulations.
Staff may be required to undergo such training as may be prescribed by the Commission.
A staff member charged with misconduct during the period of training may be withdrawn from training and should be liable for appropriate disciplinary proceedings, as the appointing authority deems fit. Penalty in such cases may include recovery of the amount spent on the training by the Commission.
Other conditions of service of the Staff and Officers with respect to which no express provision has been made in these rules, shall be such as are admissible to staff/officers of the Central Government drawing an equivalent pay.
The Commission may in the public interest and after recording reasons in writing and obtaining approval of the Central Government, relax any of the provisions of these regulations.
If any question arises relating to the interpretation of these regulations, it will be referred to the Central Government for examination and decision of the Central Government will be final.


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Stevie Vayne & Tom Needham host The First Annual Charity Crusade for Cancer Care. Starring - The Vaynes The Prowlers Pink Peg Slax The Outlaw Cowboys (one off dark country music set featuring Stevie Vayne, Mick Vayne, Andy Prowler, Pink Peg Slax and Dean & Lisa Hulme) Also featuring a celebration of Classic Fanzine Whippings & Apologies Book and also Stevie Vaynes 55th birthday. All profits from the door and donations to St Gemmas Cancer Hospice.


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I'd just leave the Raspberry Pi on, and switch the printer via X10 (like I currently do) or a GPIO-controlled power outlet (like I probably should). There are nice programmable power switches that have one always-on outlet for running the server from.
Hmm... how about a new challenge: Create an expression parser and evaluate the expression in the language of your choice?
BBC BASIC's EVAL and Sinclair BASIC's VAL both do that, but only evaluate a result rather than (AFAIR) run arbitrary code.
I still think these instructions are better, but then again, I would 'cos I wrote 'em.


Sitting along the Dalmatiancoast of Croatia is the city of Dubrovnik. Nicknamed the Pearl of the Adriatic, the old city was named a Unesco World Heritage Site in 1979.The city was founded in the seventh century and is considered one of the ten best medieval walled cities of the world.
The city boasts Europe's third oldest pharmacy established in 1317. Many old buildings were destroyed in an earthquake in 1667 but several still remain. Among the cities highlights are the Sponza. Palace which now holds the National Archives; Rectors Palace, St. Saviour's Church -all dating back to the Renaissance as well as the 18th century St. Blaise's Church.
The wall of Dubrovnik is one of the main features of the city which is a popular tourist destination featuring many top class hotels. Each summer a festival known as the Dubrovnik Summer Festival is held in the city. The festival is 45 days long and involves concerts, games, and live plays.With a Mediterranean climate Dubrovnik has hot dry summers and wet winters. It has its own international airport is also accessible to the rest of Croatia by highway.It is used as the location of King's Landing in HBO's series Game of Thrones.


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Ohio State Newark Student Learns from Community Members in 1776 Production
NEWARK, Ohio - Before auditioning, The Ohio State University at Newark student Anna Yoder didn't know anything about the play 1776. Now, the 19-year-old sophomore from Fredericktown is playing one of the leading roles in this summer's special production. 1776 is being put on by The Black Box Theater at Ohio State Newark and the Licking County Players (LCP). It opens on Thursday, June 30.
"Since the eighth grade, I was in every single theater production at Fredericktown High School," said Yoder. "I missed the connection you form with other actors; I missed the lights on the stage. I knew I had to do it again. I missed it so much. So, I decided to try out for 1776. I had no idea I would get such an important role."
In fact, Yoder didn't think she would get a part at all. There were only two roles for women in the show. However, Yoder was selected for the role of Martha Jefferson, Thomas Jefferson's wife.
1776 chronicles the birth of our nation as our forefathers struggle to craft the Declaration of Independence. The play follows John Adams (Charles Hupp) of Massachusetts, Benjamin Franklin (Dennis Kohler) of Pennsylvania, and Richard Henry Lee (Todd Lemmon) and Thomas Jefferson (PJ Gassman) of Virginia as they attempt to convince the members of the second Continental Congress to vote for independence from the shackles of the British monarchy by signing the Declaration of Independence.
"I was very surprised when I got the role," said Yoder. "When they called to tell me, all I could say was 'I accept.' I couldn't say anything else. I was so shocked. It was the best possible thing that could have happened to me."
"Anna is truly a bright spot in 1776. She was the obvious choice for Martha Jefferson," said Director Edie Norlin. "She has a light, lyrical voice that is shown to great advantage in Martha's song. She also has wonderful stage presence, bringing a youthful and lustful quality to the character."
Performances run from Thursday through Saturday, June 30 and July 1-2, 2016. Curtain is at 7:30 p.m. in the Alford Performing Arts Hall in the John Gilbert Reese Center. Adult tickets are $20 and senior, student, veteran and active military tickets are $15 and may be purchased at lickingcountyplayers.org.
Yoder hopes this is only the beginning of her work with The Black Box Theater. She plans to audition for future productions at Ohio State Newark because she has learned so much during this one.
"Working with the LCP, I've learned to be confident. When I mess up, I own it," said Yoder. "I've learned how to move on and grow from it. I've also developed the ability to make my facial expressions so much bigger."
"Every production I've directed at Ohio State Newark has had a combination of both students and community members," said Norlin. "The benefits have been tremendous and are the greatest strengths of the Black Box productions. Community members often times bring vast experience to the performing table while students bring a freshness of perspective and talent. Great friendships have been forged and performance standards invariably rise."
Many people in the 23-member cast are LCP members and/or have done productions with the organization in the past. There are four Ohio State Newark students in this production. Yoder is an integrated social studies major and is minoring in theatre and geography. She hopes to be a teacher one day and work on theatre productions with her students.
"The Black Box Theater and this production have really helped me learn more about who I am and what I want," said Yoder. "It's been truly exciting."
The Ohio State University at Newark offers an academic environment that's challenging but supportive with world-renowned professors and access to Ohio State's more than 200 majors. It's where learning comes to life. Research, study abroad and service learning opportunities prepare students for their careers in ways they never expected.
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We all wind up with pet odors, dirt, and food stains on our rugs and carpets. Instead of reaching for a harmful, conventional carpet cleaner, why not consider a healthy and safe, eco-friendly alternative instead?
This easy-to-make, great smelling carpet deodorizer will transport you away to the lavender fields of Provence. It's great for light and maintenance cleaning jobs. With just two simple Earth-friendly ingredients—lavender essential oil and baking soda—it's a breeze to whip up in no time.
Store the mixture in an airtight container, preferably made of glass.
To use, shake the mixture lightly and evenly over the entire surface of your rug or carpet.
Let it sit for 15 minutes up to a day.
Enjoy odor free and clean rugs and carpets!
If you tire of lavender and want to change things up a bit, try blending it with tea tree, lemon, orange, or peppermint. Some other great oils to try include citrus-scented oils, such as bergamot and grapefruit, woodsy-scented oils, such as cypress, and herbal oils like Roman chamomile and rosemary. In most cases, you'll probably use at least 50% lavender for the scent, since many of the other essential oils can be very strong and may overpower the lavender. So, start out by adding just a few drops and modify as needed until you've got something you like.
How Does This All-Natural Deodorizer Work?
The baking soda absorbs odors, moisture, and oils and also helps loosen dirt. The lavender oil, which has antiseptic, antifungal, antibacterial, and antiviral properties, takes care of any germs that may be lurking in your carpet.
As a bonus, the lavender essential oil even provides some health benefits while you clean, such as calming the nervous system. That means some rest after all your cleaning is done! Also, because the oil comes directly from the lavender plant, it's environmentally-friendly and biodegradable, which is a must for green cleaning.
Tip: If you have spots or stains that are really bad, consider cleaning them first with a dab of castile soap and water or a green carpet cleaner meant to treat spots and stains.
Note: Because carpets and rugs vary in the materials they are made of and may be treated with chemicals in the factory (e.g., treatments that repel stains), always first test products, including this homemade rug and carpet cleaner, in a small, inconspicuous area.
Caution! It is important that you use essential oils safely. If you get essential oils in your eyes, flush with water for 10-15 minutes. Consult a doctor if irritation persists. If you get essential oils on your skin, wash with warm soapy water. One exception: lavender doesn't harm the skin; in fact, it is often used directly on the skin to treat burns, insect bites, etc.
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Newly appointed minister for Gozo Justyne Caruana has said that one of her main priorities over the course of the legislature will be to dispel the mentality that Gozo is always expected "to take whatever is left".
"I want to bring back Gozitans' faith in themselves, and also Malta, the cabinet and the various ministries' faith in us so we can continue to improve," said Caruana.
The minister was a guest on current affairs programme XTRA Sajf, hosted by Saviour Balzan, where she rejected the stereotype that painted Gozitans as lazy people who "don't pay taxes".
Caruana stressed that during the last legislature, she had worked on a national level, and her experience had showed her that the same problems that exist in Gozo are also present in Malta.
Asked by Balzan whether it was realistic to expect all Gozitans to be able to work in Gozo she said that rather than focus on creating jobs for Gozitans, the matter should be framed in terms of creating quality jobs in Gozo that were available to both Maltese and Gozitan citizens.
"It's a nightmare if you're are Gozitan and are obliged to work in Malta to put it in another way," retorted Caruana, who said the government had already started working on an analysis of the skills present in Gozo, as well as those required to plot a way forward for the island.
On the often-cited problem of nepotism in Gozo, Balzan asked how Caruana intended not to become a "favours machine", Caruana insisted she was more than capable of saying no.
The minister was also asked about law enforcement in Gozo, something she said was of concern to her, particularly when it came to the "escalating problem with drugs". In fact, Caruana said she had already held a meeting with Home Affairs minister Michael Farrugia to discuss what could be done in this regard.
In the aftermath of last month's general election, many pointed out that the government had done well in Gozo by virtue of the amount of government jobs handed out. This has been echoed by a number of businesses in Gozo who have claimed that they were struggling to find workers since they had all quit to take up jobs in the public sector.
"This is rhetoric we hear after every election about the party that wins," she said, pushing back against the claims.
Balzan also brought up the fact that Caruana was married to Silvio Valletta, a high-ranking official in the Police Corps and asked how they handled their relationship given that they were both privy to sensitive information they could not disclose to each other.
The second guest on Wednesday night's episode was former MP and newly-elected MEP Francis Zammit Dimech, who missed out on a parliamentary seat for the first time since 1987.
Balzan asked Zammit Dimech whether he believed it was a mistake of the Nationalist Party to enter into a coalition with Marlene Farrugia's Partit Demokratiku, to which to veteran MP responded by saying that before the election, the PN had adopted a strategy "to try and win as many votes as possible", a strategy, which by his own admission had failed.
He insisted that the PN was mistaken in "renouncing" its past achievements in focusing solely on matters of governance, especially the when it came to the party's efforts to build the country's infrastructure, as well as in "creating the engines that drive today's economy".
"I understand that we needed to have a new message but when you renounce that which was good, not only do you no longer take credit for it, but you also allow others to do so," he said.
On his bid to become leader of the Nationalist Party back in 2013, Zammit Dimech said that while he had believed he would get more votes than he did, he did not seriously believe he could win.
"I felt that I needed to throw my hat in the ring out of a sense of duty because I felt that I represented experience and understood the party's structures. I also felt that I knew what we could have done from a strategic point of view to bring our message across more effectively," he said.
During the last legislature, the Labour Party often criticised PN MEPs for "working against Malta's interests" however Zammit Dimech insisted that as an MEP he was elected to represent Malta, and not the Nationalist Party.
"If I am from St Julian's and I have some problem which I bring up in parliament in Valletta, nobody asks why I have asked a question about St Julian's in Valletta," he pointed out.
He insisted that the European Parliament belongs to all member states and that MEPs were obliged to speak about what a nation was interested in and what was worrying it.
Finally, he said that while he felt that a balance between politics and personal life was important, he would continue working in politics until the electorate decided it was no longer prepared to put its faith in him.


AMP chief executive Craig Meller says while the acquisition of an SMSF administration business boosted customer accounts under administration, organic growth for the SMSF division was flat in the first half of the year.
In its results announcement for the first half of 2015, AMP reported an increase in assets under administration from $18.5 billion at the end of the first quarter to $19 billion at the end of the June quarter.
Mr Meller said AMP SMSF is now administering over 16,000 SMSFs, an increase from 15,181 customer accounts at the end of the March quarter – "that's around a four per cent market share", he said.
"The organic growth of the business has been pretty flat over the first six months of the year although we're expecting that to accelerate over the second half of the year," he added.


1. In August 2004 there were reportedly 6.5 million practicing JWs in the world.
2. Their history began in the late 1800's.
3. Materialistic in their views of God, Christ, the Holy Spirit, man, the earth & eternity.
2. Founder: Charles Taze Russell (1852-1916): Born in Allegheny, PA (now part of Pittsburgh), Feb. 16, 1852.
a. Reared Presbyterian by Scotch-Irish parents; Joined the Congregational Church at 15 yrs.
b. Troubled by doctrines of Predestination & eternal punishment…skeptic by age 17.
c. Chance contact with Wm. Miller followers in 1868, who believed in return of Christ in 1874.
e. 1880: 30 congregations in 7 states.
f. 1879: Published Zion's Watch Tower and Herald of Christ's Presence (circulation of 6,000); Now The Watchtower (more than 22,000,000 in over 132 languages).
g. 1881: Zion's Watch Tower Tract Society established; 1886 name changed to Zion's Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society of Pennsylvania; by 1889 congregations all over the world.
h. 1908: New headquarters in Brooklyn, NY.
i. Prolific writer: 7 volume Studies in the Scriptures.
1. World headquarters in Brooklyn, New York.
a. The Watch Tower Society (Governing Body – 7 member board of directors).
b. Branches (Branch Servant over a nation or group of nations).
c. Districts (District Servant, 2 or 3 circuits).
d. Circuits (Circuit Servant, each Circuit has about 20 congregations).
e. Congregations (local company of Witnesses with Kingdom Halls; Congregational Servants, 7 overseers in each Kingdom Hall, selected by the Circuit Servant).
-BIBLE: Local, independent, autonomous congregations of Christians, with Holy Spirit-qualified elders & deacons (Acts 14:23; 20:28; Phil. 1:1).
1. The organization called "Jehovah's Witnesses" did not exist until 1931 ("What is Wrong with Jehovah's Witnesses' Organization?", W. Wallace Layton, What is Wrong?, 203).
3. Claim: Witnesses to the world of Jehovah's name & purposes – Isa. 43:10.
-BIBLE: Disciples of Christ are called Christians (Acts 11:26).
a. Witness testifies of what he knows & sees – Jno. 3:11.
b. Isa. 43:10-12: Israel is the witness who testified to the nations of the true God (44:6-8).
c. Apostles of Christ were commissioned to be witnesses of Christ – Acts 1:8.
d. Salvation is in no other name but Christ's – Acts 4:12.
II. KEY DOCTRINES OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES.
A. Doctrines about God (fundamentally wrong in their concept of God).
1. Name of God: Jehovah.
-BIBLE: Jehovah is Eternal God.
a. Jehovah (Yahweh): "The existing One" – Exo. 3:13-15.
c. Name = Reputation, fame, glory – Exo. 9:16.
2. Jehovah is not a plural God (deny the Godhead revealed in the Bible).
a. Word "Trinity" is not in Bible, but Godhead is (Acts 17:29; Rom. 1:20; Col. 2:9).
b. Jehovah: Plurality in One God.
(1) Elohim is plurality in one – Gen. 1:1, 26.
(2) But, Elohim is Jehovah – Exo. 3:14-15.
(3) Therefore, Jehovah is plurality in one God!
c. One Lord – Deut. 6:4 (echad): The force of an adjective, united, together; not solitary, only one (which is yachid) – Gesenius, 28, 345.
(1) "The word for absolute oneness (yachid), although appearing 12 times in the Old Testament, is never used of the unity of Jehovah God" (Apostles of Denial, Gruss, 127-128).
(1) Jehovah (Yahweh) is plural Elohim ("Us") in Gen. 3:22.
(2) But, Yahweh is ONE Yahweh in Deut. 6:4.
(3) Therefore, ONE Yahweh is a UNITED ONE.
e. Three personalities identified in one God (Father, Son & Holy Spirit): cf. Husband & wife "one" flesh; Egg (shell, white & yoke).
1. JWs: Deny the deity of Jesus Christ (not equal with Jehovah).
a. Jesus was created & is less than Jehovah.
-BIBLE: Jesus is God (deity).
a. Jesus is God – Jesus is Jehovah.
(1) Jno. 8:58 – I AM (Exo. 3:14-15).
-Jno. 8:24 – Unless JWs believe Jesus is the "I AM" (Jehovah), they will die in their sins!
(2) Rev. 1:11, 17; 22:13: First & Last, Alpha & Omega.
(a) Isa. 44:6 – Jehovah!
(b) Isa. 43:10-13 – The Jehovah the Bible is not the Jehovah of the JWs!
b. Jno. 1:1: JWs say because there is no definite article ("the") before theos, "a god" is correct.
(1) Other verses in John 1 without definite article before theos – not translated the same in their Bible: Jno. 1:6, 12, 13, 18.
(2) Self-serving perversion of the Scriptures!
(1) ò theos – Definite article (the JWs: Jehovah, the one true God).
e. Father testifies that the Son is God – Heb. 1:8-9.
f. The fullness of the Godhead (deity) dwells in Jesus – Col. 2:9.
2. JWs: Firstborn & Son of God means Jesus was created.
-BIBLE: Jesus Christ was not created, but is eternal.
a. Son of God: Equality with God – Jno. 5:17-18; 10:30, 33-36.
(1) "Son of" denotes indicates sameness in nature as – cf. Lk. 10:6; Mk. 3:17.
-"Son of God" does not mean Jesus was created by God any more than disciples are created by peace (Lk. 10:6) or James & John were created by thunder (Mk. 3:17)!
(2) Jesus is Creator, not a created creature – Jno. 1:3; Rev. 3:14; Col. 1:16 (Mic. 5:2).
(3) "Only begotten" – Jno. 1:14 (Heb. 11:17) – Unique, one of a kind.
b. Firstborn: Preeminence – Col. 1:15-18 (cf. Israel, Exo. 4:22).
c. Son is due the same honor as Father – Jno. 5:23.
C. Doctrine about the Holy Spirit.
-JWs: The Holy Spirit is not God (not deity).
-BIBLE: The Holy Spirit is God (deity).
a. The Holy Spirit is called God – Acts 5:3-4.
b. The Holy Spirit has distinct attributes of personality: Speaks, Acts 1:16; teaches, Jno. 14:26; knowledge, 1 Cor. 2:11; has a will, 1 Cor. 12:11.
c. Attributes of deity: eternal (Heb. 9:14); omniscient (1 Cor. 2:10-11); omnipotence (Mic. 3:8); omnipresence (Psa. 139:7-10).
d. Use of pronouns in NT shows this to be so – Jno. 16:13.
Man does not have an immortal soul.
The dead are unconscious because they no longer exist.
There is no eternal hell (place of eternal punishment).
1. JWs: Man does not have an immortal soul.
-Man is a soul (combination of flesh & breath); man does not have a soul.
"Whereas the human soul is the living person himself, the spirit is simply the life force that enables that person to be alive. The spirit has no personality, nor can it do the things a person can do. It cannot think, speak, hear, see or feel.
"This spirit or life force is found in all living creatures, being passed on from parents to offspring at the time of conception.
-BIBLE: Man is a dual being, having mortal flesh & immortal spirit.
(1) Man became a living soul (nephesh) – Gen. 2:7 (life force, Gen. 1:20, 30).
b. Men desire & seek Jehovah with their soul (nephesh) / spirit (ruach) – Isa. 26:9.
c. God formed the spirit (ruach) of man within him – Zech. 12:1.
d. At death, flesh and spirit (ruach) separate – Eccl. 12:7 Jas. 2:26.
(1) SOUL here cannot mean the body – it is distinct from the body.
(2) SOUL cannot mean mere fleshly identity, because man kills the body but the SOUL remains.
(3) SOUL is distinct from the body and can live when the body ceases to function (is dead).
f. The spirit is the knowing, conscious part of man – 1 Cor. 2:11.
-It is the mind of man: Paul served God "with my spirit" (Rom. 1:9), and "with the mind" (Rom. 7:25).
2. JWs: The dead are unconscious because death ends existence.
-BIBLE: Death does not end existence; there is consciousness after death.
a. Eccl. 9:5: Death ends earthly activity & knowledge of what happens on earth (under the sun, 9:6; 10).
b. Rich man and Lazarus: Consciousness after death – Lk. 16:19-31.
(1) 16:23 – In torments, sight, identity.
(2) 16:24 – Cried, speech, reasoning, pain, desire.
(3) 16:25 – Communication, memory, consequences; Lifetime before death, but he still exists.
(5) 16:27-30 – Communication, reasoning with intent.
c. God is not the God of the dead, but the living – Lk. 20:37-38 (Exo. 3:6).
d. Body dies but soul continues to exist – Matt. 10:28.
-"Destroy" (apollumi) means, among other things, "ruin, loss" (Matt. 10:6; 9:17).
e. Day of resurrection: Dead will hear the Son of man (how, if unconscious?) – Jno. 5:28-29.
3. JWs: There is no eternal hell (place of eternal punishment).
-BIBLE: Hell is real, hot & eternal.
a. God promises punishment to the wicked – Rom. 2:6-11.
(1) Everlasting fire – Matt. 25:41.
(2) Either everlasting punishment or life eternal – Matt. 25:46.
(3) Those not written in the Book of Life will be cast into the second death where "they will be tormented day and night forever and ever" – Rev. 20:14-15, 10.
(4) Wicked tormented with fire & brimstone & "have no rest day or night" – Rev. 14:10-11.
(5) God lives "forever and ever" (Rev. 4:9); Torment is "forever and ever" (Rev. 20:10).
-The torment lasts as long as God does!
(1) Place of unquenchable fire – Mk. 9:43-48.
(2) Greater destruction than the death of the body – Matt. 10:28.
E. Doctrine about Earth: Paradise on Earth Forever.
"True peace in all areas of life will be realized. Wars, promoters of wars, and the manufacturing of weapons will be things of the past. Why? Because divisive national, tribal, and racial interests will disappear. Then, in the fullest sense, "they will not lift up sword, nation against nation, neither will they learn war anymore."—Micah 4:3."
-BIBLE: Earth will be forever destroyed.
b. 2 Pet. 3:4-13 – Present earth will dissolve; new realm of habitation for the righteous.
(1) 3:4-6 – Old world created by God perished.
(2) 3:7 – Present heavens & earth reserved for fire (day of judgment & destruction of ungodly men).
(3) 3:10 – Elements will melt…earth & its works will be burned up (consumed).
(4) 3:11 – All these things will be dissolved.
(5) 3:12 – Heavens will be dissolved, being on fire…elements will melt with fervent heat.
(6) 3:13 – New habitation of righteousness: Heaven – 1 Pet. 1:4.
-Not just 144,000 "elect class" of JWs doctrine (Rev. 7:1-4 – 144,000 are on earth; 7:9-17 – Great multitude is in heaven!).
"What, then does Christian baptism signify? It is not a washing away of ones sins, because cleansing from sin comes only through faith in Jesus Christ (Ephesians 1:7). Rather, it is a public demonstration, testifying that one has made a solemn dedication to Jehovah God and is presenting himself to do His will" (The Truth That Leads To Eternal Life, 183-184).
1. Jehovah's Witnesses honor a false God, dishonor the true Christ & hold out a false hope for mankind.
2. Their perversions of the gospel of Christ witness to their lost condition – Gal. 1:8-9.
3. Jesus Christ will save every Jehovah's Witness who will come out from their error & embrace the truth of His powerful gospel (Rom. 1:16).
Layton, William Wallace, "What is Wrong with Jehovah's Witnesses' Organization?", What is Wrong?
_____, What Do Jehovah's Witnesses Believe?


Love them? Despise them? Well… I'm not sure you can just say you don't like any vegetable without trying them cooked in different ways!? I mean, how can you compare chargrilled cajun marinated courgette strips to spiralised pesto courgetti?
Sure we panfried a few, made ratatouille, added some to curry then realised we'd eaten them like that enough! So, thinking caps on for new ideas and decided to make a lasagne using strips of courgette instead of pasta. So good!!! Oh so much better than good! Absolutely delicious! 😀 😀 😀 If you would like me to post the recipe let me know in the comments! 😛 Oh and we made courgette pizza strips too!!!
Then we wanted something different. Something sunny. Something fresh. So out came the spiraliser! This is so quick and easy! Oh Summer in a bowl! Nutritious and delicious ingredients such as avocado, basil and coconut… Yes don't miss the coconut!
Spiralise the courgette (or coarsely grate if you don't have a spiraliser).
Put the avocado in the blender with the basil, milk, lime, chili, pepper and salt. Blend until you have a smooth puree. And more milk if it's too thick. Taste test and adjust seasoning.
Pour the avocado pesto over the courgetti (or zoodles) and gently mix to combine.
Scatter the tomatoes over, then sprinkle with sesame and coconut.
Throw some falafel on the side.
Best served fresh but can be stored refrigerated for a day or two.
I love your tasty courgette ideas a lot & that is why, I invented these vegan low-fat chocolate courgette muffins! I also had enough of roasting, frying, raw etc!
Thanks Sophie! I know – you can have a few too many for just one or two recipes!!!


Marathon Consulting, LLC, a Virginia Beach-based provider of information technology solutions, today announced that the company was named to the Inc. 500/5000 list for the second consecutive year. Inc. Magazine's list is an annual compilation of the most entrepreneurial and fastest growing, privately held U.S. companies. Marathon Consulting achieved a growth rate of 94% since 2007. This growth placed Marathon in the 2,493rd position on the list. The 2010 list ranked Marathon at number 466.
"During a period of such economic stagnation, we're extremely happy to win this recognition for the second year in a row", said Al Moore, Marathon's president. "Our continuing growth comes from the high quality work our consultants deliver to our clients on an everyday basis. Most of our growth is repeat business, which says quite a lot. That's why we made the list again this year", he continued.
"Marathon focuses on the delivery of measurable business value. Regardless of the project, we always want the client to look back on our work and be able to identify, and in most cases, measure Marathon's positive impact. When that happens, we've lived up to our promise", Moore stated.
Founded in 1979 and acquired in 2005 by Mansueto Ventures LLC, Inc. is the only major business magazine dedicated exclusively to owners and managers of growing private companies that delivers real solutions for today's innovative company builders. With a total paid circulation of 710,106, Inc. provides hands-on tools and market-tested strategies for managing people, finances, sales, marketing, and technology.
The 2011 Inc. 500/5000 is ranked according to percentage revenue growth when comparing 2007 to 2010. To qualify, companies must have been founded and generating revenue by June 30, 2007. Additionally, they had to be U.S.-based, privately held, for profit, and independent-not subsidiaries or divisions of other companies - as of December 31, 2010. The companies of the Inc. 500 represent the top tier of the Inc. 5000, which can be found at www.inc.com/500.


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using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using UnityEngine;
using UnityEngine.UI;
using MoonSharp.Interpreter;
using UniRx;
using Service.FileSystem;
using Zenject;
using Service.Scripting;
using System.IO;
using System;
using System.Linq;

namespace UserInterface {
    public class DevelopmentConsole : GameComponent {

        public Text consoleText;
        public GMInputField consoleInput;
        public AutoCompletionWindow autoCompleteWindow;
        public GMButton closeButton;

        private int historyID = -1;
        private List<string> history = new List<string>();
        private string currentViewText = "";
        //private Service.Scripting.Commands.ExecuteStringOnMainScriptCommand executeLuaCmd = new Service.Scripting.Commands.ExecuteStringOnMainScriptCommand();

        private string scriptingPath = null;
        private float keyHeldTimer;

        [Inject]
        IFileSystemService filesystem;
        [Inject]
        IScriptingService scripting;

        protected override void AfterBind() {
            scriptingPath = filesystem.GetPath(FSDomain.Scripting);

            consoleInput.onEndEdit.AddListener(OnEndEdit);
            closeButton.onClick.AddListener(CloseConsole);

            this.OnEvent<Service.DevUIService.Events.WriteToScriptingConsole>().Subscribe(e => {
                AddToText(e.text);
            }).AddTo(this);

            this.OnEvent<Service.DevUIService.Events.ScriptingConsoleOpened>().Subscribe(e => {
                consoleInput.ActivateInputField();
            }).AddTo(this);

            Observable.EveryUpdate().Subscribe(_ => {
                if (Input.GetKeyDown(KeyCode.LeftControl) && !Input.GetKeyDown(KeyCode.AltGr)) {
                    consoleInput.readOnly = true;
                }

                if (Input.GetKeyUp(KeyCode.LeftControl) && !Input.GetKeyDown(KeyCode.AltGr)) {
                    consoleInput.readOnly = false;
                }

                //Auto completion switch
                if (Input.GetKey(KeyCode.UpArrow)) {
                    if (historyID < 0) {
                        //if keyHeldTimer == 0 we do one step, else if button is held more than 0.5 seconds we do continuous scroll
                        if (keyHeldTimer == 0 || keyHeldTimer > 0.5f) {
                            autoCompleteWindow.SwitchElement(-1);
                        }
                    }
                } else if (Input.GetKey(KeyCode.DownArrow)) {
                    if (historyID < 0) {
                        //if keyHeldTimer == 0 we do one step, else if button is held more than 0.5 seconds we do continuous scroll
                        if (keyHeldTimer == 0 || keyHeldTimer > 0.5f) {
                            autoCompleteWindow.SwitchElement(1);
                        }
                    }
                } else if (Input.GetKeyDown(KeyCode.Tab) && consoleInput.isFocused) {
                    autoCompleteWindow.ApplyCurrentProposal();
                }

                if (Input.GetKey(KeyCode.DownArrow) || Input.GetKey(KeyCode.UpArrow)) {
                    keyHeldTimer += Time.deltaTime;
                }

                if (Input.GetKeyUp(KeyCode.DownArrow) || Input.GetKeyUp(KeyCode.UpArrow)) {
                    keyHeldTimer = 0;
                }

                //History switch
                if (Input.GetKeyDown(KeyCode.UpArrow) && !autoCompleteWindow.HasContent) {
                    if (consoleInput.text == "" || historyID >= 0) {
                        if (history.Count == 0) {
                            return;
                        }

                        historyID = Mathf.Clamp(++historyID, -1, history.Count - 1);

                        consoleInput.text = history[historyID];
                    }
                }

                if (Input.GetKeyDown(KeyCode.DownArrow) && !autoCompleteWindow.HasContent) {
                    if (historyID >= 0) {
                        if (history.Count == 0) {
                            return;
                        }

                        historyID = Mathf.Clamp(--historyID, -1, history.Count - 1);

                        if (historyID < 0) {
                            consoleInput.text = "";
                        } else {
                            consoleInput.text = history[historyID];
                        }
                    }
                }

                //Exclude buttons from value changed
                if (Input.anyKeyDown && !(Input.GetKeyDown(KeyCode.DownArrow) || Input.GetKeyDown(KeyCode.UpArrow)) || Input.GetKeyDown(KeyCode.Tab)) {
                    OnValueChanged();
                }

                if (Input.GetKeyDown(KeyCode.Space) && Input.GetKey(KeyCode.LeftControl)) {
                    GetAutocompleteProposal();
                }
            }).AddTo(this);

            var scriptService = Kernel.Instance.Container.Resolve<Service.Scripting.IScriptingService>();
            scriptService.GetMainScript().Options.DebugPrint=(inputString) => {
                AddToText(inputString);
            };

        }

        void OnEndEdit(string input) {
            if (Input.GetKey(KeyCode.Return)) {
                ProcessInput(consoleInput.text);
            }
        }

        void OnValueChanged() {
            //Reset history ID if user typed
            historyID = -1;

            if (consoleInput.text.Length > 0) {
                GetAutocompleteProposal();
            } else {
                autoCompleteWindow.ClearItems();
            }
        }

        void GetAutocompleteProposal() {
            Proposal proposal = scripting.AutocompleteProposals(GetCurrentText(), consoleInput.caretPosition);

            if (proposal == null || proposal.proposalElements == null) {
                // no proposals
                autoCompleteWindow.ClearItems();
                return;
            }
            List<ProposalElement> proposals = proposal.proposalElements;

            if (proposals.Count > 0) {
                autoCompleteWindow.UpdateList(proposal);
            }
        }

        void AddToText(string txt) {
            if (txt == "") return;

            currentViewText += txt + "\n";
            consoleText.text = currentViewText;
        }

        public string GetCurrentText() {
            return consoleInput.text;
        }

        protected override void OnDispose() {
            base.OnDispose();
            consoleInput.onEndEdit.RemoveAllListeners();
            consoleInput.onValueChanged.RemoveAllListeners();
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// This is called when hitting the return-key on the keyboard while the input field is focused and also by the submit button.
        /// </summary>
        public void ProcessInput() {
            ProcessInput(consoleInput.text);
        }

        public void ProcessInput(string input) {
            consoleInput.DeactivateInputField();

            if (input.ToLower() == "help") {
                AddToText("help\ncommands: close,save [relative filename],... plus service-commands");
                // TODO: Make this better
            } else if (input.ToLower() == "clear") {
                currentViewText = "";
                consoleText.text = currentViewText;
            } else if (input.ToLower() == "close") {
                gameObject.SetActive(false);
            } else if (input.ToLower().StartsWith("save")) {
                // save current history to file
                string[] splits = input.Split(' ');
                if (splits.Length < 2) {
                    AddToText("'save' needs a path (relative to the scripting folder)\ne.g.: save test.lua");
                } else {
                    // save the history
                    string path = splits[1];
                    if (path.StartsWith("/") || path.StartsWith("\\")) {
                        AddToText("Warning: Using absolute path not allowed!! files are saved relative to scripting folder:" + scriptingPath);
                        path = path.Substring(1);
                    }

                    filesystem.WriteStringToFile(scriptingPath + "/" + path, history.Aggregate((i, j) => j + " \n" + i));
                    AddToText("saved\n");
                }
            } else if (input.ToLower().StartsWith("load")) {
                // save current history to file
                string[] splits = input.Split(' ');
                if (splits.Length < 2) {
                    AddToText("'load' needs a path (relative to the scripting folder)\ne.g.: load test.lua");
                } else {
                    // save the history
                    string path = splits[1];
                    if (path.StartsWith("/") || path.StartsWith("\\")) {
                        path = path.Substring(1);
                    }
                    string result = scripting.ExecuteFileToMainScript(scriptingPath + "/" + path);
                    if (result != "void") {
                        AddToText(result);
                    } else {
                        AddToText("\nloaded");
                    }
                }
            } else if (input.ToLower().StartsWith("dir")) {
                // save current history to file
                string[] splits = input.Split(' ');

                string path = splits.Length < 2 ? "" : (splits[1].StartsWith("/") ? splits[1] : splits[1].Substring(1));
                string filePath = scriptingPath + path;

                try {
                    if (!Directory.Exists(filePath)) {
                        AddToText("Directory " + path + " does not exist");
                    } else {
                        string[] dir = Directory.GetFiles(filePath);

                        AddToText("Directory:" + (path == "" ? "/" : path));
                        if (dir.Length == 0) {
                            AddToText("NO FILES (in folder" + filePath + ")");
                        } else {
                            foreach (string entry in dir) {
                                AddToText(entry.Replace(scriptingPath, "").Substring(1));
                            }
                        }
                    }
                } catch (Exception e) {
                    Debug.LogError("Something went wrong using 'dir'-command");
                    Debug.LogException(e);
                }
            } else {
                currentViewText += input + "\n";
                var scriptService = Kernel.Instance.Container.Resolve<Service.Scripting.IScriptingService>();
                var result = scriptService.ExecuteStringOnMainScript(input);

                if (result != "void") {
                    currentViewText += result + "\n";
                }
                consoleText.text = currentViewText;
                consoleInput.ActivateInputField();
            }

            history.Insert(0, input);

            consoleInput.text = "";
            autoCompleteWindow.ClearItems();
            consoleInput.ActivateInputField();
            // always be at the end of the history after execution
            historyID = -1;
        }

        public void CloseConsole() {
            var devUIService = Kernel.Instance.Container.Resolve<Service.DevUIService.IDevUIService>();
            devUIService.CloseScriptingConsole();
        }
    }
}

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Need a healthy lunch option that doesn't skimp on the flavor? These spicy pita pockets will give you the boost you need to power you through the afternoon. It's packed with chickpeas, greens, and spicy radishes for a light lunch that's perfect for spring!
Combine all hummus ingredients in a food processor and blend until smooth.
Wash and dry the microgreens and slice the radishes into thin slices.
Cut the pitas in half and gently pull them apart to create a pocket. Spread the hummus along the inside of the pitas.
Stuff each pita full of delicious microgreens and radish slices. Drizzle with tahini and season with salt and pepper, to taste.