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Top Iranian general tells militias to prepare for war
Iran Regime Proxies // Iran Terrorists
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IRGC – Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps
IRGC-Qods Force
Top Iranian general Qassem Soleimani has met with Iran-linked Iraqi militias in Baghdad, telling them to "prepare for proxy war," according to a report Thursday, amid rapidly rising tensions between the Washington and Tehran.
Soleimani called the militias for a meeting three weeks ago, the UK's Guardian newspaper reported on Thursday. It wasn't immediately clear when the meeting actually took place.
"It wasn't a call to arms, but it wasn't far off," a senior intelligence source said.
The meeting played a part in the US State Department's decision on Wednesday to order all nonessential government staff to leave Iraq, as Germany and the Netherlands both suspended their military assistance programs in the country.
While Soleimani has regularly met with leaders of Iraqi Shia groups in recent years, this meeting stood out, the source said.
Tensions between Washington and Tehran have soared in recent weeks with a war of words between American and Iranian leaderships, allegations of sabotage attacks targeting oil tankers off the coast of the United Arab Emirates, a drone attack on a Saudi oil pipeline claimed by Yemen's Iranian-allied rebels, and the dispatch of US warships and bombers to the region.
Last week, US officials said they had detected signs of Iranian preparations for potential attacks on US forces and interests in the Middle East, but Washington has not publicly provided any evidence to back up claims of an increased Iranian threat.
The New York Times reported Thursday that photographs showing Iranian missiles mounted on small boats in the Persian Gulf had led the US to dispatch the warship fleet and bombers to the region.
But the root of the recent spike in Persian Gulf tensions appears to be US President Donald Trump's decision a year ago to pull the US from Iran's nuclear deal with world powers, embarking on a maximalist sanctions campaign against Tehran to cripple the country's economy.
Iran's supreme leader said on Tuesday that "there is not going to be any war" with the United States, but that there will also be no renegotiation of the nuclear deal.
In a speech to state officials, Khamenei said the showdown between the Islamic Republic and the United States was a test of resolve rather than a military encounter.
"This face-off is not military because there is not going to be any war. Neither we nor them [the US] seek war. They know it will not be in their interest," he said, as quoted on the official Khamenei.ir website.
On Wednesday, however, the head of Iran's Islamic Revolution Guard Corps warned Tehran was on the brink of full-on conflict with its enemy.
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Tuesday in Sochi, Russia: "We fundamentally do not seek a war with Iran."
On Monday, Trump rejected a report saying he was considering sending 120,000 troops to counter Iran, but didn't rule out deploying "a hell of a lot more" soldiers in the future.
Also on Wednesday, Iran formally dropped the limitations on uranium enrichment and the production of heavy water that were laid down in its landmark 2015 nuclear deal with world powers, an official from the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran announced.
The official said the move was in accordance with instructions from Iran's Supreme National Security Council and was part of a recent 60-day Iranian ultimatum for renegotiating the pact, the regime-affiliated Iranian Students News Agency reported.
Trump said Thursday that he hopes mounting tensions with Iran do not spiral into war.
"Hope not," Trump said in response to a reporter's question about a possible armed conflict with Tehran, ahead of his meeting at the White House with Swiss President Ueli Maurer.
Trump was set to meet with Maurer in an effort to open a communications channel with Iran, CNN reported.
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Gestational diabetes is a condition that happens only to pregnant women during their period of pregnancy. The women who are afflicted with gestational diabetes have high blood glucose levels during pregnancy, most especially during the third trimester. Women who are pregnant should watch out for the signs of gestational diabetes, especially if they are at high risk for developing the disease. Furthermore, the signs of gestational diabetes might not only become apparent on the mother, but also on the baby.
Gestational diabetes happens during pregnancy because the placenta of the pregnant woman releases hormones that help in the growth and development of the baby. Unfortunately, these very hormones also block the action of the insulin from the mother, making the insulin receptors resistant. Because of insulin resistance, the mother's need for insulin grows, resulting to higher blood glucose levels in the blood and the manifestations of the signs of gestational diabetes.
There are certain women who are at risk for developing signs of gestational diabetes. For instance, women who are over the age of 30 have higher risk for developing the signs of gestational diabetes in contrast to those who are less than 30 years old at the time of pregnancy. A family history of type 2 diabetes and obesity can also put you at risk. Those who had gestational diabetes during their previous pregnancies also have higher chances of getting the signs of gestational diabetes in the current pregnancy. It also appears that Indians, Vietnamese, Chinese, Polynesian, and Middle Eastern women are more prone to gestational diabetes than other cultural groups.
The signs of gestational diabetes as they manifest on the mother are similar to the signs and symptoms of type 2 diabetes, although these are mild and might even be absent. If the signs of gestational diabetes are present, the mother usually feels having increased thirst, appetite, and urination, fatigue, blurred vision, and frequent infection. The only sure way to know if you have the signs of gestational diabetes or not is to subject yourself to routine pregnancy screenings and glucose tolerance tests.
The reason why the signs of gestational diabetes are being controlled is because it can have adverse effects on the baby. A baby with a mother who is a gestational diabetic can grow larger than the acceptable birth weight because too much sugar crosses the placental barrier from the mother to the baby. This can make labor and delivery more difficult, and might necessitate a Caesarean section on the part of the mother.
In addition, your baby might also manifest signs of type 2 diabetes after being born. The baby might also have problems with low blood sugar immediately after birth and jaundice, so he or she must be monitored in the neonatal intensive care unit. As your baby grows older, he or she is at higher risk of developing type 2 diabetes as well.
Therefore, early detection of the signs of gestational diabetes is important for prompt intervention. Treatment for the signs of gestational diabetes includes possible oral medications, diet and nutrition lifestyle changes, constant monitoring of blood glucose levels and exercise.
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If you read the verses before and after this one (35 through 40), you'll realize that Jeremiah is prophesying about the fall of Babylon because of their oppression of Israel. But that's not why I wrote down this verse. I wrote it down because of the second half of the verse and how it is still relevant today.
Today's modern world is a land of images. We live for images. The vanity of man drives entire industries, from entertainment, to advertising, to the retail of every conceivable consumer good. It's all bought and sold based on images. All of the goods and products rely on and love their images. The images drive the manufacturer. They drive those who manufacture for the manufacture and all the way down to those who gather the raw materials to start the process. It's all driven by images, slick presentations of elegant lies.
So how does all this, this huge output of products manage to exist and grow on images?
Our vanity allows us to fill our hearts with worldly objects and desires. These images promise us instant joy, happiness, popularity and success. We want to become as the idols we worship.
We listen to and believe the words that we hear from these idols, because we believe the image. We see the images and are told of their success and so we assume they must be telling us words of truth. The images are presented to us as beauty and power, and we say they must speak the truth for they are so pleasing to look upon.
We base how we feel and how we think on what we are told by these images, our idols. And we are mad over our idols, with only our vanity to guide us. Will this take us down the road to Babylon?
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Ralegan Siddhi (Maharashtra) [India], Feb 5 (ANI): Social activist and anti-corruption crusader Anna Hazare ended his hunger strike on Tuesday after seven days following assurances from the government on the Lokpal and Lokayukta issues.
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, who fed water to Hazare to end his strike, assured the activist that his demand would be met, adding that Lokpal search committee would meet on February 13.
Fadnavis reached Hazare's native Ralegan Siddhi village in Ahmednagar district in the afternoon and held prolonged talks with him. The Chief Minister said the government has accepted the activist's demands.
"A joint drafting committee has been set up, it will prepare a new bill and we will introduce it in the next session. We have given a letter to Anna, and that clearly mentions that on February 13 the search committee will be meeting. Several guidelines are also there of the Supreme Court so accordingly, we have assured Anna on this topic. Anna demanded that a joint drafting committee should be made which will have few names suggested by Anna as well and he further demanded that it should be put in for discussion in the coming session, we have accepted that too," he said.
The Chief Minister further informed that Hazare has also demanded that C2+50 formula be applied for farmers to get adequate remuneration for their produce.
"Farmers are the soul of Anna and he wanted that 'Krushi Mulya aayog' should become autonomous and he also demanded that C2+50 formulas should be applied for produce price of farmers along with several other demands. There are many things about farmers' issues, we have had a positive discussion on all of them and positive decisions have also been taken in our meeting," Fadnavis said.
The Chief Minister further said that they had pledged to not leave Hazare's village unless the social activist's hunger strike ends.
"Even now Anna's protest was going on for past seven days. We all were worried because continous hunger strike has some impact on health and hence we decided that unless Anna's hunger strike ends we will not leave this village," he said.
Hazare was on a hunger strike from January 30 demanding the setting up of a Lokpal at the Centre and Lokayuktas in states to address the problem of corruption.


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Q: Javascript Decimal to Binary - 64 bit The binary for the decimal -805306368 is:
11111111111111111111111111111111 11010000000000000000000000000000

However, in Javascript I get the following:
var str = parseInt(-805306368).toString(2);
document.write(str);

-110000000000000000000000000000

Can anyone explain how to parse the 64 bit binary string from this decimal?

A: You can use parseInt() again. It has an optional second parameter, that enables you to specify the radix (or base) of the number in the string you are trying to parse.
Such as: parseInt("-110000000000000000000000000000", 2) // gives -805306368

A: JavaScript does not use the two's-complement representation, it uses the hyphen - character in front of the string to represent negative numbers. That's because two's-complement representation requires to know the length of bits. When turning a two's-complement number with a certain number of bits into one with more bits (e.g., when copying from a one-byte variable to a two-byte variable), the most-significant bit must be repeated in all the extra bits.
To get the expected result, you could invert each bit but it doesn't provide the result we want:
>>> (~-805306368).toString(2)
"101111111111111111111111111111"

Yet, JavaScript does all binary operations on 32-bit integers, so this won't work for bigger (or smaller) numbers and at least will be very confusing. So, you would need to implement your own formatting algorithm.
// example of 32-bit-conversion:
>>> (~parseInt("1111111111111111111111111111111",2)).toString(2)
"-10000000000000000000000000000000"
>>> (~parseInt("11111111111111111111111111111111",2)).toString(2)
"0"

My Implementation:

function get64binary(int) {
  if (int >= 0)
    return int
      .toString(2)
      .padStart(64, "0");
  else
    return (-int - 1)
      .toString(2)
      .replace(/[01]/g, d => +!+d) // hehe: inverts each char
      .padStart(64, "1");
}

console.log(get64binary(805306368))
console.log(get64binary(-805306368))

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Q: getSystemService() from Application Context I want to get ConnectivityManager from Application Context.
But I'm not sure It will be same when get from Activity Context.
Where can I find a clue?
I can't find implementation of Application#getSystemService()..

A: That should be fine.  The main things that are different in the Activity context are resources, which can be effected by the theme of the activity, the orientation, etc.  System services should be the same across the app, they represent some external service wrapper managed by the OS.

A: getSystemService is defined in Context class and every class which is child of Context can access this method directly . That includes Application, Activity , Service .
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Micro parties to control Victorian upper house, with Shooters Party likely winners
By Tim Colebatch
Updated November 29, 2014 — 11.04pm first published at 10.54pm
Another collection of micro parties will take control of the new Legislative Council, winning up to six seats from the Coalition, on figures posted late Saturday night.
With roughly a third of the vote counted, the Shooters Party appeared set to take seats off the Coalition in all three country regions, even though it won only 2 or 3 per cent of the vote in each.
The Legislative Council Credit:Simon Schluter
As in last year's federal Senate election, minor parties organised their preferences to elect at least one of their group in most of Victoria's eight regions, based on calculations using ABC analyst Antony Green's Senate calculator.
The Shooters appear likely to win seats in Eastern Victoria, with 2.6 per cent of the vote, Northern Victoria (3.5 per cent), and Western Victoria (2.4 per cent). In each case, the seats have been taken from the Coalition, with MPs Andrew Ronalds and David O'Brien among the losers.
Despite its clear win in the Legislative Assembly, Labor will not control the new Council. On last night's counting, it was on track to win just 13 seats in the new upper house, losing two seats to the Greens and one to the Australian Country Alliance.
Labor's decision to give preferences to the Country Alliance ahead of the Greens in Northern Victoria could prove costly for the new government, as it means it will need the support of more than the Greens to pass any legislation the Coalition opposes.
On last night's figures, the Coalition is likely to have 15 or 16 seats in the new chamber of 40, down from 21 in the old. Labor would have 13, the Greens 4 or 5, the Shooters 3, and three or four other parties would have one seat each.
While the numbers are far from final, and small changes in votes could shift the results, the DLP appears likely to win the last seat in the Western Metropolitan area from the Liberals, Family First could end up with the final seat in Northern Metropolitan (also from the Liberals), with the Country Alliance taking the last seat in Northern Victoria.
The seat most in doubt is the final seat in Southern Metropolitan, where Greens MP Sue Pennicuik and the Sex Party's Francesca Collins were narrowly ahead of the Liberals' Margaret Fitzherbert in the fight for the final seat.
The new Shooters Party MPs will be led by husband and wife team Jeff and Nicole Bourman, who live in Hampton but won seats in Eastern Victoria and Western Victoria respectively. Mr Bourman is a former policeman.
Liberal frontbencher Richard Dalla-Riva survived in Eastern Metropolitan, but his Labor counterpart Brian Tee did not, losing his seat to Samantha Dunn of the Greens.
Tim Colebatch
Tim Colebatch is a former Age economic editor.


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Health Visitor awarded for being among the best in the country
Kath Sansom
Published: 5:43 PM December 9, 2014 Updated: 9:35 PM October 31, 2020
Fleur Seekins - Credit: Archant
A Fenland health visitor has been given prestigious national recognition for her outstanding work.
Fleur Seekins has been awarded the title of Fellow of the Institute of Health Visiting.
She works for Cambridgeshire Community Services NHS Trust and is one of the first 29 health visitors in England to be recognised for their outstanding contribution to the profession.
She said: "I feel privileged and honoured to be awarded the Fellowship, at an exciting and pivotal time for the service and I look forward to representing health visiting.
"Having attended the first of four leadership development days I felt energised to meet some of health visiting's most inspirational leaders."
The scheme has been started by the Department of Health to acknowledge exceptional senior health visitors in England, who have helped make a real difference to health outcomes for children and families.
The intention is that this scheme will not only recognise professional achievement, but will also identify and deliver a country wide group of expert and confident health visitor leaders.
Fleur who is based in Whittlesey, clinically leads Cambridgeshire Community Services NHS Trust's team of health visitors who provide a range of services aimed at improving the health and well-being of children and their families.


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What's the best strategy for teaching your kids honesty?
I'm sure you want your children to be honest-not to cheat, lie, sneak, cover up or steal. But what's the best strategy to teach them to be truthful?
Some parents might believe it's in a child's nature to lie and it's the parent's job to punish dishonesty to prevent it from taking over. Actually parents often set their kids up to lie.
Here's the mistake they make. They confront their kids accusingly with anger or threats. But if you're harsh and punitive, they're afraid to tell you the truth. If you make it safe for them, they will be honest. So be firm on honesty and gentle on your kids.
Here's an example of what I mean. Let's say you've discovered that your nine-year-old child shoplifted some candy at the grocery store. Let me give you two scenarios.
Mom: (In an accusatory voice) Where did you get that candy?
Child: I found it in my pocket.
Mom: Did you steal it from the store?
Mom: I think you did. Your sister just told me she saw you take it. And now you're lying to me too.
Child: No, she's lying. I didn't take it.
Mom: Well, then where did you get it? Now you're going to get punished twice-once for stealing and once for lying to me.
Mom: I see that you have some candy. But I didn't buy that for you and your sister just told me that she saw you take it off the shelf when we were in the store.
Mom: I don't believe in tattling, and I've told your sister that. But it's also important not to steal. And it's just as important that we don't lie to each other. You know we're a family that really values honesty. You trust me and I trust you.
Child: I didn't mean to. It just happened.
Mom: I know, Honey. The temptation is so great. But I'm so proud of you for telling me the truth. That's a hard thing to do and I appreciate it so much. Now, let's get going back to the store. I'll stand by your side while you return the candy.
In this first scenario the parent is pushing her child up against the wall-almost defying her to tell the truth. And in such a case, most people come out fighting, or denying, or lying-because it's just too humiliating to be honest. In the second scenario, the parent takes the issue right off the table by already acknowledging that she knows the child took the candy. Now she can focus on the importance of honesty, talk about it as a family value, show that she understands-and still teach the lesson of honesty.
It takes a lot of courage to tell the truth-for anyone-at any age. It doesn't always come naturally, so it's a parent's responsibility to teach a child to be brave enough to fess up. Like so many other characteristics you'd like your kids to have, this one depends a lot on you.
1. Talk with your children-beginning very early- about how much you value honesty in your family. Tell them how important it is to all of you that you can always count on each other to tell the truth-even when it's difficult. If there's not honesty between parents and children, there won't be trust or closeness in your family either. When my two daughters were young, we focused on how honesty was the very backbone of our family. It formed the bedrock upon which our family relationships and mutual trust and respect were built. I told them explicitly that I would go out on a limb to support them, defend them, even fight for them, but if I ever found out they had lied to me, it would change the nature of our relationship dramatically. Once that trust was broken, it would take a long time to build it back.
2. Model honesty for your children-not only in your words but also in your lifestyle. You can't expect them to tell you the truth if you're not honest with them-even when they ask you an awkward question. Be brief and be age appropriate in your response, but if you lie to them when it's embarrassing to tell the truth, you can't expect them to blurt out the truth when it's tough for them. Obviously, both parents and children have a right to a private life and you need to draw careful boundaries when sharing intimate details that are over their heads or too personal, issues of the past you are still struggling with or things that will just plain freak them out. But your goal should be to create an open environment where there are no secrets and everyone feels comfortable being truthful.
3. Let them know that you put more emphasis on their honesty than on the punishment for their dishonest behavior. Yes, you can impose consequences for their lie, but they need to know there's a benefit for them in being honest. If you glide right over their courage in pouring out the truth and jump to a punishment, they won't be quick to fess up the next time. My daughter told me once that she could tell me the truth because she didn't fear me. She trusted that I'd be compassionate and not sneer at her, harshly criticize her or be unfair. If it's still necessary to discipline after they've bravely spilled the beans, do it with respect, be tender with them and let them know how much you appreciate their honesty.
Everyone has the ability to be honest, but if you don't practice it, both you and your kids may develop the habit of cutting corners, fudging and telling white lies-because it's easier. As a parent you have the opportunity to help your kids develop the characteristic of being honest, but it has to be nurtured. Don't lower your standards, but do understand that they might not be perfect every time. Fortunately, perfection isn't one of our goals.
For more up to date parenting tips, take a look at my book, "Parenting Is a Contact Sport: 8 Ways to Stay Connected to Your Kids for Life."
This post originated on Care2.com.
I dont know how we can teach the kids to be honest when GROWN folks lie constantly. Especially if it means covering their behind. So why are we shocked that kids do the same.
I often find that when it comes to parents and lying they mainly dont want you to lie to them. Anyone else is fair game.
I am confused... People always tell me im too patient or too nice with my children.
They often fight and I wont always see what happened and its very difficult to know who is telling the truth.
What are you supposed to do in this situation?
Also for example my daughter made some big scratches on my car. My daughter did tell the truth and tell me it was her. But should I have given her no punishment because she told me the truth?
The sister holds the other sister accountable for stealing and gets scolded for tattling? That sounds too close to gang-snitch culture to me.
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dates on which, or the period during which, each transaction took place.
Whenever a trust money transaction occurs, you must update your accounting records by the end of the next business day.
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You must keep a trust account cash receipts journal, recording all money received daily.
details identifying the ledger account to be credited.
You must update a cash payments journal with all daily withdrawals from the account.
details of the purpose for which the cheque was drawn.
details of the purpose for which the payment was made.
Payments must be recorded in the order in which they were made.
You must not transfer money between accounts in the trust ledger unless you are entitled to transfer the money for that purpose.
For example, you may transfer money from a landlord's ledger to a commission ledger if the landlord has signed a property management authority that entitles you to claim commission.
You must record transfers in a journal kept exclusively for that purpose.
details that clearly identify the purpose for which the money was transferred.
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You must record transactions relating to trust money in the trust ledger account in the order in which they occur.
You must also ensure that a trust ledger account has a continuous running balance, showing the amount held.
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The principal agent or officer in effective control must verify the reconciliation statements as true and accurate within 14 days of the end of each month.
You must keep trust records for at least seven years.
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Using an estate agent trust accounting software package can make it easier to comply with many of these requirements.
General accounting software packages may also be of some assistance; whichever system you use, it is your responsibility to ensure you comply with the Act and Regulations.
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Adam and Eve experienced love and passion, plus countless conflicts and challenges in the beautiful Garden of Eden, yet the dynamics of their love life is veiled deep in the scriptures. The couple was no different from other couples when it comes to conflict; they definitely had their share. Unfortunately, we aren't taught how God used the first couple of humanity to share the blueprint for conflict resolution in marriage.
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On sale Nov 05, 2013 | 208 Pages | 978-0-8041-6924-0
Indira Ganesan's beloved novel about a young girl torn between two cultures and her path to love and acceptance when she is sent to live on the beautiful South Asian island of Pi.
On the surface, fifteen-year-old Sonil has come to her adored grandmother's house on a small island off the coast of India to mend her shaky health. Secretly, however, she longs to find out why her mysteriously distant mother agreed to have her sent away as a child.
She spends her time studying Italian with her absentminded uncle and talking about boys and clothes with her favorite cousin until she finds the perfect escape from her mother's rejection--a passionate affair with a young American. But the affair will have a surprising outcome, forcing Sonil to forgive her mother and to look to herself for the answers she will need in the coming years.
"Inheritance possesses . . . delicate grace, as well as a wisdom that is both childlike and wry." —Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni, San Francisco Chronicle
"Moving. . . . Ganesan has created an appealing young heroine whose determination and sensitivity wins us over." —The New York Times Book Review
"A good book can take us to an exotic locale, flood us with emotions or remind us of that special summer that awakened adulthood. A very good book can do all of these vividly, realistically, seamlessly. Indira Ganesan's Inheritance is such a book." —The Columbus Dispatch
"Graceful, economical, and charming." —Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
"[Ganesan] writes a young girl's heart and mind with a true and gentle hand." —Kansas City Star
Indira Ganesan is the author of the novels The Journey, Inheritance, and As Sweet as Honey. She has held fellowships from the Paden Institute for Writers of Color, the Mary Ingraham Bunting Institute at Radcliffe College, and the Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown. Her essays and short fiction have appeared in Antaeus, Black Renaissance, Bombay Gin, Half and Half: Writers on Growing Up Biracial and Bicultural, Glamour, and the Mississippi Review. Ganesan lives in Boston and Provincetown.
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My mother awoke in the holy hour before dawn, rumple-eyed and irritable. From the branches of the coral jasmine tree, a night-flowering wonder, small orange-centered blossoms fell to the ground in slow rhythms outside her window. She let a comb creep through her hair, with her fingertips touched sandalwood oil to her throat, between her breasts, her eyes closed in dreams. Perhaps she thought of marrying again. My mother wore a sari of pale yellow, and I imagined she felt she could write a novel then and there. Didn't she have forty-six years of life to tell?
But in came my grandmother, scattering my mother's thoughts away, shuffling on feet that had turned as hard as stone. Trumpeting words like an elephant, she asked my mother, "Have you brushed your teeth yet? Do you want your coffee now?" My mother, caught in her dreams, caught with her hand on her breast, nodded yes. The house was awake. The maids began to wash the dishesfrom the night before, and the cook yelled at them while cutting vegetables. The orange vendors and tomato sellers were already at the doorstep, calling out their wares. In the midst of this morning chaos, it was my mother who was labeled the maddest. She was the strange one, the daughter gone wrong, the bad woman who refused to go to temple, who needed her own mother to fetch her morning coffee, who would not wear widow-white. "Why should I wear white if I still have fifty years more of my life to live?" she had asked when her first husband died, refusing to look at my grandmother's face.
I imagined my mother in the mornings like this, imagined her thoughts, her longings. She did not speak to me. When I was six, and arrived at my grandmother's house on the island of Pi, dusty and yet presentable after a sultry train and boat journey from India, only my grandmother and Great-uncle Raj were at the table set for the midday meal. Even before I saw her bold-patterned sari and unbound hair, I knew my mother was watching me, suspicious, from acorner. For days we edged past each other. She spoke no words to me.
When I turned fifteen, I came to my grandmother's house for a long stay, this time to rest, to get over a dragging spell of bronchitis. I had been given four months leave from my pre-university. My life was filledwith so much illness that I had become a kind of heroine for my younger cousins. ("This is Sonil," they told their friends. "She gets a lot of diseases,") There were hardly two days apart when I was not sick. It was when the huskiness in my voice was lifting, and my chest no longer ached as if atiger were walking about inside, that my grandmother suggested I spend the summer months at her home, away from the infected cities.
"The island air is so good-she'll recover well," wrote my grandmother to my guardian aunts in Madras.
"And Lakshmi, what about Lakshmi? Has she recovered as well?" whispered my aunts on the phone.
Lakshmi: that name had been whispered, lingered over in soft tones in my undetected presence for years. My mother, Lakshmi, who hadn't seen me in nine years. Only from the merest shreds of conversation had I gathered bits of my mother's story. They would not tell me the whole truth, so I became an eavesdropper, not knowing they shielded me from whatever harm could be imparted in words. It would be unthinkable, they said, to live with my mother. Only bad would come of it, they thought. What are they afraid of? Would shespit at me, scream at me, shake me as enraged madwomen do in the movies? Or was it simply the association they feared, that her strange ways would rub off on me, the way certain flowers left gold dust on my fingers? But despite the protests, my grandmother, who can wear a face as strong as any god's, had her way.
So I went to Pi, to spend a summer full of change and wonder. It was a summer of attuned perceptions, a turnover, a prelude to adulthood; even now, I have not fully recovered from it. It was a summer ofawakening. My grandmother's house was different from my home in Madras. Here, I could walk under the mango trees in a place that lacked only a waterfall tomake it a kind of paradise. In the mornings, tiny parrots, blazes of red and green, rushed into the skies that were brighter than any in Madras. The trees were full of monkeys, bright fruit stuffed into their mouths. I could make a telescope out of my hands and see their glittery old-man eyes.
Since she wouldn't speak to me, I spied on my mother, wanting to learn the facts, the truths to tie a kind of monkey-knot to her, a knot that could not be undone. I wanted to know about the circumstances before and after my birth. They had said my arrival was not graceful.
They wouldn't let my mother in the kitchen, I observed, to ward off the evil that must surround her, to keep it away from the most holy place in the house. She would take her coffee outside to the brick steps near the pots of roses. She would snap off a deep red bud to adorn herself, having no patience to wait for the lame girl who sold stringed jasmine wound with sage to wear in one's hair. My mother, from her perch, and I, from mine, kept abreast of the flirtations between the cook's daughter and the driver, noting the way he casually brushed by the daughter's perfumed arms before mygreat-uncle rushed out for his morning drive. They didn't worry about my mother's gaze, so inconsequential was she.
My mother was infuriating. She refused to eat with the rest of us, making Grandmother set an extra plate for her after we'd eaten, before she, my grandmother, could eat. My grandmother insisted on serving all of us, Mother included, before she herself ate. This I did not think was nice of my mother, to delay my grandmother's dinner. But maybe my grandmother enjoyed the conversation with my mother, for the two of them often spoke together for two hours, one for my mother's dining, one for my grandmother's. Their voices were only murmurs, hard for me to hear.
Maybe my mother ran away from me because there was a gene in our family that caused people to run and hide. Our family was shy, excepting my mother, and even she might be shy, for wouldn't that have caused her to flee from me, her third daughter? For she did run away, run away from the American, my father, and leave me to my aunts.
My mother had three daughters. Her first she presented to a husband who wanted a son; she tried to fix things by choosing a name that could pass for masculine: Ramani. After her husband died, taking his secrets to the fire, several trendy college girls began to invite my mother, lovely at twenty-one, to their lawn parties. At one party, a rich boy, coolly dressedafter the fashion dictated by his affected English accent, a filmmaker's son, promised to marry my mother. Whether she believed him or not, surely she was seduced by his voice, which ran like warm champagne. She named his child after Savitri, the most dutiful of wives in Hindu legend, a woman whose footstepsfollowed her husband's even after his death. My mother didn't trail after the filmmaker's boy, though. She met an American expatriate, a photographer who came to Pi to capture on film the faces of wise seers and shy, mysterious women. The village women say she asked him to sleep with her, and he accepted, and she gave birth to me.
They named me Sonil, a name with no definite roots. When I was younger, I used to make up stories regarding my father's death and my mother's grief but they brought me nowhere. My parents remained as distant as any in a thousand tales from folklore. Why did she want a third daughter? What caused her need to be full of another baby? Why did she send him away? Perhaps my mother had always wanted to raise a troop of strong highway-bandit queens by herself and perhaps she was prevented. She would have been a good robber rani herself a brave woman with a fearless stance. She stood straight under the scrutinizing eyes of neighbors whose mouths never closed. She watched the brightly saried servant girls who gossiped loudly at the gate, catching thehush of their voices when they spoke of her. She was the only woman who didn't turn away in disgust when Ramachandran, the senile gatekeeper, hunched withage, lifted up his dhoti to relieve himself under the banyan trees in the opposite lot.
They must have told her she was different, to give her that boldness. Some chanting woman in an orange sari and with a shaven head musthave gripped her hand and told her she had the fingers of an artist. Some troupe of fanatics leading a cow wearing streamers and bells, shaking with an intensity that only the most devout or near insane have, must have told her she was not meant for a peaceful widowhood. They must have told her it was fine to wear bangles and anklets, emboldened her to conceive two more children after her first, freed her to think of marrying again in her forty-seventh year. But who would marry a madwoman? If she advertised in the marital columns, only self-proclaimed free–thinking widowers would answer her ad, and who knew how crazy they were? No one would answer from Madhupur, or from the other townsnearby. On the island of Pi, reputations traveled.
Lunchtime, and Great-uncle Raj was trying to teach me Italian. He was my grandmother's eldest brother, a man whose eccentricity almost surpassed my mother's. Long ago, my great-uncle had a job with a company that sent him overseas. For two months, he traveled in Europe, pretending not to be a tourist. When the company asked for his return, he refused and was fired. He stayed on abroad, coming home only for funerals. But one year, seven of our relatives died, and he ran out of money. So he made his home at my grandmother's, but he spoke of his travels constantly. He knew dozens of languages and spent long hours at the USIS library, reading foreign dailies. Once I saw him there with stacks of thin-sheeted papers in front of him, wearing the smile of the truly indulged. Now he insisted on coaxing Italianstresses from my tongue, finding my progress slow. My grandmother interrupted the lesson.
"How are you feeling? Are you well? Do you have a temperature?" she asked.
A dozen times a day, she questioned me about my health. She made up careful menus of non-fried foods for me and sent back reports to Madras. (Vasanti, the cook, felt sorry for me and sometimes sneaked outlawed savories and buttery pooris to my plate.) Great-uncle, annoyed at the disturbance to his lesson, rose from the table, leaving me with unlearned verbs. My grandmother brushed crumbs from the table.
"Don't believe his nonsense, Sonil-ma," she said. "He doesn't know a word of Italian."
Vasanti was going into town for groceries, a plastic bagfrom Paris, a relic from my great-uncle, in her hand. She met my mother on her way to hang her wet saris, a tangle of color, on the terraced roof.
"Do you want anything from the shops?" asked Vasanti.
"A jar of Pond's—a large one," replied my mother.
"And something for your daughter?" asked Vasanti who thought she was being diplomatic. "Should I buy her something?"
My mother pretended not to hear. Sometimes I wanted to scream, to shout out loud, I AM YOUR DAUGHTER, TALK TO ME! I wanted to force her to regard me, to stop pretending I didn't exist, to stop denying my part in her life. I could accept her madness, but not her hatred. If all her acts could be explained away by her madness, then I was safe, because she was not responsible for her actions. To ask why she didn't want to raise me herself, to wonder why she continued to live at my grandmother's house then became moot. Vasanti left by the back door, and my mother climbed the outer stairs. The milkman had come at dawn to deliver our milk. I thought of his bicycle clattering away on the pavement and began to dream of going away, of leaving everyone behind. I wanted to travel fast.
Feeling the pull of the afternoon, my grandmother lay down on the couch to read the mail. There was a letter from my sister Ramani full of house-talk and news of her children. Both of my sisters were pregnant again and neither planned to Invite our mother to her baby's first birthday celebration. They liked her even less than I did. I pressed my grandmother's feet and told her my dreams.
Because I had nothing else to do but read while I was sick, I pulled first marks in all the school exams. In the room I shared with twocousins in Madras, I'd tacked up a picture of an American college from a catalogue a teacher had once given me. If I continued to do well, and if I took a qualifying exam in Delhi, I told myself I could go to Radcliffe.
"What is that place?" asked my grandmother.
"Do you knowLove Story? Love Story took place there," I said.
My grandmother in her wisdom glasses looked at the wall a long time before replying.
"I don't think I approve of that sort of life, Sonil," she said.
The sun had calmed for a moment, but it would be back, fierce as ever. The village herders brought back the indifferent cows from pasture. Their thin bodies passed like ghosts behind the gate. The sweets seller made his late rounds while the iron man clattered his cart down the street. My grandmother was in the back garden, watering the plants. I rocked myself on the veranda swing, sucking experimentally on the cigarette butts my great-uncle had left behind. While I tried to compose a letter to my aunts, I could pick out from the street the voice of the man who sold pinwheels and silver ribbons to children.
Two of my aunts raised me, both sisters of my mother's, Aunt Leila and Aunt Shalani. Aunt Leila was thin and Aunt Shalani even thinner. They were warmhearted, the two of them, indulgent with their riches. Their husbands, Uncle Petrov and Uncle Dan, were in Abu Dhabi, oil investors by night, engineers by day. They were Russian and Irish; my mother wasn't the only one in her family to look outside the island or India for marriage.
Copyright © 2013 by Indira Ganesan. All rights reserved. No part of this excerpt may be reproduced or reprinted without permission in writing from the publisher.
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COVID-19: Four juveniles test positive at Delaware youth detention center
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Four juveniles at the state's Stevenson House Detention Center in Milford have tested positive for COVID-19.
Two are asymptomatic, while the other two are experiencing mild symptoms, according to a press release from the Delaware Department of Services for Youth, Children and Their Families.
They are the first reported juvenile COVID-19 cases within the department's secure care facilities since the pandemic began. The facilities house dependent youth, youth who have been abused or neglected, with mental health or addiction issues and/or found delinquent in court.
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Of employees within the department's secure care facilities, 28 have tested positive for the virus.
Two of the juvenile cases were announced Friday, Nov. 20, and two more Monday, Nov. 23. With Friday's announcement, the department's Division of Youth Rehabilitative Services suspended visitation at all its secure juvenile care facilities, including the Stevenson House and Wilmington's New Castle County Detention Center, Ferris School and residential cottages.
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"Throughout this pandemic, the safety and wellbeing of our staff and youth has remained our primary concern. We have implemented procedural changes to protect staff and youth and make our decisions by following the guidance of public health officials. We will continue those efforts to protect our staff and youth," said Josette Manning, cabinet secretary of the Delaware Department of Services for Children, Youth and Their Families.
"We are in a time of overwhelming stress, and I want to express how grateful I am for our dedicated staff. They have reported to work under extremely trying times and continue to strive every day to help youth rehabilitate and move forward with their lives."
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We all want to believe that cancer will be cured in our lifetime, and a Harvard University chemical biologist, Matthew Shair, is leading the charge. Merck is paying $20 million to Harvard to license a group of small molecule drug compounds created in Shair's labs.
This "tech transfer" (when a life science project moves out of the academic lab into a company's care) is an unusually large amount for a licensing deal with a university. Issac Kohlberg, a Harvard senior associate provost, says the university has done "nothing close to this" with other licensing deals.
These drug compounds target enzymes that regulate transcription specifically for leukemia and other cancers. The details can be found in a paper by Shair and colleagues, published by Nature last September. The most common acute leukemia is Acute myeloid leukemia (AML) with an estimated 20,800 new cases in the United States in 2015. Moreover, AML accounts for the largest number of leukemia-related deaths, with a five-year overall survival rate of only approximately 26 percent.
It is reported that the reason Merck paid so much for the compounds was because they were developed far beyond the norm before a deal was made, due in part to the support from the Blavatnik Biomedical Accelerator (BBA).
The Blavatnik accelerator's chief scientific officer Curtis Keith says his team has been working with Shair's lab for almost four years, and has put "significantly more" money into this project than is typical. He wouldn't specify how much, but normally the BBA will make small grants in the $100,000 range to conduct some basic experiments, or $300,000 or more "development" grants for "multi-year" projects, Keith says.


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Sources connected with the couple say they split Thursday, just after Kylie returned from Australia. E! Also confirmed the split. Today being his birthday,none of the Kardashians have sent him birthday wishes on social media.
"It's something Tyga did,"Sources connected with Tyga say Kylie's the one who pulled the plug and it had something to do with "pressure from the Kardashians."
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Things to do in Gippsland
Towns of Gippsland
Gippsland from above
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Gippsland Immigration Park & Heritage Walk
by mark wyld | Jun 24, 2018 | Museums in Gippsland
As you drive through Morwell on the old Princes Highway just past McDonald's going one way or just past Mid Valley Shopping Centre Morwell the other way is Lake Kernot.
Lake Kernot is home to Kernot Hall and the Gippsland Immigration Park and Heritage Walk. Kernot Lake (Morwell Lake) is a focal point of things to do in Morwell and a community area for citizens and visitors to the area.
The Gippsland Immigration Park pays homage to all the immigrants that now call Gippsland home. The majority of people calling Gippsland home were born in Australia.
Today's figures show only 5.6 per cent of the population were born in one of the main non-English speaking countries and 4.5 per cent of the population only speak a Language other than English at home.
The park is a great spot for family gatherings and days out. There are two covered BBQ areas with electric barbeques and picnic tables for seating. Green grass for kids to play on trees and trees to shelter under.
There is a children's playground to keep the kids entertained. The Morwell Lake is stocked with fish a few times every year. It is a great place to introduce the kids to a fish or two. Toilets are available a short walk away at Kernot Hall.
The Immigration memorial consists of 7 walls that display the history of immigration into Gippsland in images and writing. The walls are depicted using four themes – 'Departing / Arriving, Settling, Working, Achieving'.
They feature images and names of the families who arrived in Gippsland. These walls sit in front of a deck sits on the edge of the lake that was designed to look like an arrivals port where the migrants arrived.
The Gippsland Heritage Walk is made up of 72 panels tracing the history of Gippsland. The walk starts adjacent to the Gippsland Immigration Wall of Recognition.
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The 72 panels will educate you about Gunaikurnai history, Coming to Gippsland, Settling In, Energy(electricity, gas, oil), Life in Gippsland, Government, Rule of Law, Transport, War Time, Educating Gippsland, Serving Gippsland (emergency services) and Gippsland Community (immigrants, early sport, population, government towns).
The beginning and end are marked by two large archways. I can tell you its an educational experience even for someone who has lived in Gippsland their whole life. Kernot Lake provides some great things to do in Gippsland.
It's well worth turning off the Princes Highway and exploring Heritage Walk and Immigration Memorial in Morwell. On a nice day, the sun dances off the calm waters of the lake which provides a picturesque backdrop to this Gippsland attraction.
Melbourne to Morwell is 153 kilometres and Traralgon to Morwell is 10 kilometres.
Looking for somewhere to stay in Morwell and Gippsland check out some great places to stay in Gippsland right HERE
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			data.$checkbox.addClass(RawClasses.checked);
		}

		// Check disabled
		if (this.is(":disabled")) {
			data.$checkbox.addClass(RawClasses.disabled);
		}

		// Hide original checkbox
		this.wrap('

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		// Bind click events
		this.on(Events.focus, data, onFocus)
			.on(Events.blur, data, onBlur)
			.on(Events.change, data, onChange)
			.on(Events.click, data, onClick)
			.on(Events.deselect, data, onDeselect);

		data.$checkbox.touch({
			tap: true
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	function destruct(data) {
		data.$checkbox.off(Events.namespace)
					  .touch("destroy");

		data.$marker.remove();
		data.$states.remove();
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		this.unwrap()
			.off(Events.namespace);
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	function enable(data) {
		this.prop("disabled", false);
		data.$checkbox.removeClass(RawClasses.disabled);
	}

	/**
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	 * @description Disables target instance
	 * @example $(".target").checkbox("disable");
	 */

	function disable(data) {
		this.prop("disabled", true);
		data.$checkbox.addClass(RawClasses.disabled);
	}

	/**
	 * @method private
	 * @name onClick
	 * @description Handles click
	 */

	function onClick(e) {
		e.stopPropagation();

		var data = e.data;

		if (!$(e.target).is(data.$el)) {
			e.preventDefault();

			data.$el.trigger("click");
		}
	}

	/**
	 * @method private
	 * @name onChange
	 * @description Handles external changes
	 * @param e [object] "Event data"
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	function onChange(e) {
		var data        = e.data,
			disabled    = data.$el.is(":disabled"),
			checked     = data.$el.is(":checked");

		if (!disabled) {
			if (data.radio) {
				// radio
				// if (checked || (isIE8 && !checked)) {
					onSelect(e);
				// }
			} else {
				// Checkbox change events fire after state has changed
				if (checked) {
					onSelect(e);
				} else {
					onDeselect(e);
				}
			}
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	/*
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			$('input[name="' + e.data.group + '"]').not(e.data.$el).trigger("deselect");
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		e.data.$checkbox.addClass(RawClasses.checked);
	}

	/**
	 * @method private
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	 * @param e [object] "Event data"
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	function onDeselect(e) {
		e.data.$checkbox.removeClass(RawClasses.checked);
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	/**
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	 * @param e [object] "Event data"
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	function onFocus(e) {
		e.data.$checkbox.addClass(RawClasses.focus);
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			],

			methods: {
				_construct    : construct,
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			events: {
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		Classes       = Plugin.classes,
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		Functions     = Plugin.functions;

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Here is the page where I put it all together for the Windows Super user. There is still a soft spot in my heart for all you Windows Engineers and Admins. We'll get into how to build your sandbox environment to run attacks between two vms inside GNS3 and virtualbox LOCAL HOST NETWORKS!
-ine THE entire environment as if it were a real local network.
2.Virtualbox - A piece of software to emulate hardware of a real computer/server.
'victim' and have another virtual machine attack the other.
additional programs from the terminal.
In the above link, I give it a 10 out of 10 for relevance and completeness.
an explanation of what to do with this distribution.


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Jarrett, Jarratt, Jarrott eller Jarret kan avse:

Jarrett – The Deadly Encounter – en svensk engelskspråkig actionfilm från 2001
USS Jarrett (FFG-33) – en amerikansk fregatt

Personer
Jarrett (efternamn), inkluderat personer med efternamnet Jarratt, Jarret eller Jarrott

Geografi
 Jarret – commune ii Hautes-Pyrénées, Frankrike
 Jarrettsville, Maryland
 Jarratt, Virginia
 Jarrett Brook – ett vattendrag i provinsen Nova Scotia
 Jarrett Hole – ett vattendrag i provinsen Nova Scotia

Se även
Planet Jarrett – en professionell wrestlare

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Anastasia Adair accidentally kills herself with new assault rifle
On a day when representatives of more than fifty county sheriffs will hold a news conference announcing a lawsuit against Colorado's new gun-control laws comes a tragic reminder of how dangerous semi-automatic weapons can be -- even to those who own them.
The victim: Anastasia Adair, 22, who appears to have shot and killed herself while showing off her new assault rifle, thought to be an AK-47.
Adair's Facebook page depicts a woman very much in love with her husband, Shane "Dana" Adair, a tattoo artist with 5280ink. Here's one photo of them together....
...and here's another: Anastasia is described as a "new gun enthusiast" by 7News, which notes that she purchased an assault rifle at Denver's massive Tanner Gun Show this past March. Federal Heights Police Department Lieutenant Gary Toldness says he's not sure the specific make of the weapon, but said it resembled an AK-47. Here's a look at one variation of the weapon: The shooting took place on Tuesday evening, when the Adairs and two friends were hanging out and sharing drinks in the garage at the couple's home, located on the 10000 block of Eliot Street. Around 10:40 p.m., Anastasia headed to a second-floor bedroom to get the rifle, and as she was coming down the stairs, she held out the rifle to Shane with the barrel apparently pointing toward her.
At that point, the gun fired, striking her in the head, then a second time as she fell. Shane caught her in his arms -- and while an ambulance raced to the scene, medical assistance couldn't save her. She was pronounced dead at Denver Health.
An investigation of the shooting is going forward, but at this point, there's no evidence to suggest that what took place is anything other than a terrible example of such a weapon's lethality.
Our condolences to Adair's family, friends and loved ones.
More from our News archive: "Rangeview High School employee accidentally shoots student in parking lot."


Tri-City Steel, Inc. does work in the Greater Tri-State area in heavy highway, sewage and water treatment plants as well as commercial and non-commercial buildings.
Tri-City Steel, Inc. specializes in the installation of reinforcing steel and post tension cables. We are also capable and equipped to do miscellaneous structural steel, metal deck, pre-engineered structures and small structural building.


In part one of this blog series, I noted there will likely be a grace period as part of the introduced eligible breach notification law. This grace period is going to be an important time for organisations to consider either implementing new security strategies or evolving their current strategies to improve their overall security posture. The Four P's come to mind here: preparation prevents poor performance, or in this case, preparation reduces the risk of a breach occurring and the likelihood that you will need to report on said breach. But where to start your preparations? Let's assume your organisation has done nothing about cyber security. You likely have done something, but for the purposes of this conversation, let's start from the bottom and work up.
Start by understanding about your risk profile. This is done by identifying what your key assets are: maybe it is your customer data; perhaps it's employee information, contracts, intellectual property, or financial payment data. Then think about who might attack you to gain access to this data: cyber criminals, a disgruntled employee, or hacktivists. Finally, what tactics might they employ to successfully breach your network? Will the threat actor steal credentials, use a phishing exercise, or exploit an unknown vulnerability on your network? While a risk profile is a little more complicated, the answers to these questions will give you a good idea about what your risk profile is going to look like.
What are your policies around data transmission?
Do you have data classification in place?
Do you control the types of people who can access particular data sets?
Do you encrypt data through transmission?
You can now combine your risk profile with what you've learned about your data lifecycle and use this information to determine both the impact and likelihood of a threat occurring to determine the level of risk.
From here, you will be ready to create your organisation's culture of security and centre it around a communication framework. Make sure that everyone is invested in securing your organisation. Find an executive sponsor, someone who will champion security up to the board; develop incentive systems for people who are positively impacting your security program; and make sure it involves everyone from developers through to executive leadership. A final thought here: make your communication framework something that people relate to and something they take home to discuss around the dinner table.
Develop a rigorous testing regime focused on testing technical controls, policy and process, and the people in your organisation. Test your network for vulnerabilities, run ethical hacking and incident response table top exercises. Test your policies against real world scenarios. Really get to know where your risks lie and report this up to your executive management team. If you and your executive team don't know your organisation's flaws, you won't know what to fix.


Zoë is a Partner in Beviss & Beckingsale and heads the firms litigation department. She is a specialist famly practioner dealing with all aspects of relationship breakdown including divorce, financial settlement, separation agreements, cohabitation disputes, private children law matters and domestic violence.She is a member of Resolution and a trained Collaborative Lawyer. Although based in the firm's Honiton office Zoe is able to see clients at the firm's other offices located in Chard, Axminster and Seaton.


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Vrba leads Lady Eagles in both scoring, rebounds Friedl joins her as All-Conference-West picks
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Pictured from left: Brittney Osborn (varsity Spirit Award), Jordan Kastler, Kenzie Crail, and Natalie Vrba. Photo by Ann Sampson
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The final 2018-19 Eagle Grove varsity girls basketball season stats show a 3-19 overall record and a 2-14 Top of Iowa West mark, which was good for a tie for seventh. West Hancock won the division at 16-0, and qualified for state, with Forest City and North Union both following them with identical 12-4 records. Both Natalie Vrba and Lea Friedl were named to the All-Conference-West teams, Vrba as a 2nd Team pick and Friedl an honorable mention.
The ladies scored 844 total points for a 38.4 ppg average. They totaled 309 field goals in 752 attempts for 41.1 percent, 43 out of 156 three-point shots for 27.6 percent and 183 out of 346 free throws for 52.9 percent.
Vrba led the team in scoring, firing in 258 total points on 104 of 202 shots from the field for an average of 11.7 ppg. Friedl scored 158 points on 52 of 107 shots for an average of 7.2 ppg. Ariane Lyman scored 158 points on 56 of 124 shots for an average of 7.2 ppg. Kaitlin Sampson scored 64 points on 21 of 70 shots for an average of 3.0 ppg. Kenzie Crail scored 56 points on 18 of 63 shots for an average of 2.7 ppg.
Jordan Kastler scored 56 points on 23 of 61 shots for an average of 2.5 ppg. Megan Sampson scored 32 points on 11 of 25 shots for an average of 1.8 ppg. Jozey Gump scored 23 points on nine of 34 shots for an average of 1.2 ppg. Hannah Sampson scored 19 points on seven of 28 shots for an average of 1.1 ppg. Brittney Osborn scored 15 points on six of 27 shots for an average of 0.7 ppg. Cali Schultz scored five points on two of eight shots for an average of 0.6 ppg.
For the full story, see this week's Eagle Grove Eagle. Subscribe by calling 1-800-558-1244 ext 122 or email Deb at circulation@midamericapub.com or by clicking here.


Home » Main Menu » News » Hamish Anderson releases new single 'No Good'.
Hamish Anderson releases new single 'No Good'.
Aussie Hamish Anderson is taking the blues-rock scene by storm. With his previous album 'Trouble' already making waves on the radio 'No Good' is a brilliant follow up. Take a listen to Hamish's soulful and smouldering vocals. The music has a catchy hook and layers up layers of unique sounds. I could listen to this song all day, certainly adding this to my fav playlists. Check out the unique and amazing 'No Good' here.


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Clearwater, Florida - Clearwater, Florida - SBT is proud to offer a full line of high quality PWC Stators. Stators are an integral part of the charging system of the PWC, acting as the power generator for the electrical system. SBT's PWC Stators are made with high quality copper windings, meeting or exceeding OEM specifications. SBT OEM replacement stators are quality checked and come with 1-year manufacturer's defect warranty.
These stators are a direct fit for your ski, for easy installation. SBT offers a wide variety of stators for Yamaha, Sea-Doo, Kawasaki, and Polaris.
SBT has also taken a leadership role in supplying CDIs (capacitor discharge ignition), offering high quality OEM replacements for Sea-Doo, Yamaha, and Kawasaki. For Polaris, SBT offers PVL CDIs. PVL was the only supplier for OEM update kits for Polaris until recently. SBT is proud to offer these direct OEM replacement CDIs to their dealers and the general public.
Along with warranty benefits SBT offers full technical support for your entire PWC, from engine to impeller.
SBT, Inc. is the largest remanufacturer of PWC engines in the world. The company was founded in 1997 and is privately held with headquarters in Clearwater, Florida. For free technical support, or sales information call: 727-443-0373.
Clearwater, Florida - SBT, Inc. operates one of the most extensive PWC testing programs in the world. Every year, the testing team racks up thousands of hours on the water verifying the performance, durability and endurance of the products that carry the SBT name.
Product testing begins every year around September and ends in May. SBT's testing process involves both initial testing on the dyno and accelerated durability on the water. During testing, the riders are responsible for carefully monitoring all aspects of the PWC. This includes providing detailed product feedback on how the ski handles, sounds and performs with the various parts installed. Each part is tested for 100+ hours. Every part must meet or exceed SBT's quality standards - if it doesn't, then they won't sell it.
This summer concluded another strong testing season for SBT, with over 2,000 hours logged by the team. Each and every year SBT is back out on the water, making sure the parts they sell are the highest quality parts in the industry.
Subject: Clearwater, Florida - BlacktipJetsports proudly announces their new Elite line of products. The Elite line consists of Traction Mats, Seat Covers, Jet Boat Traction Mats, and Handlebar Covers.
The NEW Elite line of products was created with today's more discerning consumers in mind. The entire Elite Series will be made exclusively from the highest quality material that Elite BlackTip Jetsports is known for. All mat kits including jet boats will come standard with the proprietary PSA to make installation a breeze.
Short Block Technologies Inc. (SBT), the PWC and Jet Boat specialists, will be displaying their new line of high quality electrical parts for boats and skis, including CDI units and stators, at the 2014 Miami International Boat Show on February 13th-17th.
The Miami International Boat Show is produced by the National Marine Manufacturers Association in Miami and is the largest boat show in the world, featuring over 3,000 boats and 2,000 exhibitors from all over the globe.
Attendees will have the opportunity to see a vast selection of nautical products from around the world, from the latest in PWCs, jet boats, sailboats and engines to cutting-edge marine electronics. The 5-day event is a once-a-year chance to compare makes and models and gear up with the latest accessories all in one place!
This year's event spans across three locations - the Miami Beach Convention Center, the New Yacht & Power Boat Show at Sea Isle Marina and Strictly Sail® at Miamarina at Bayside. Stop by the SBT booth: R50, at the Miami Beach Convention Center to receive an assortment of BlackTip Jetports giveaways, browse their display of part offerings, and meet their staff.
If you are unable to attend, follow live updates of the event on the SBT Facebook page.
The company can be reached at (727) 443-0373.
Subject: SBT, Inc. to support 10th year anniversary of the 2014 Thrust Innovations Daytona Freeride.
SBT will be attending the 10th year anniversary of the Thrust Innovations Daytona Freeride this Saturday, January 18th, 2014. The Thrust Innovations Daytona Freeride is the world's largest standup jet ski event, giving riders a place to "push the limits of their riding as well as enjoy a great weekend with freinds."
SBT will be supporting the event by providing a complimentary lunch for all jet ski enthusiasts. Please viste the SBT tent located on the pool deck to meet our staff, learn about our products and enjoy a free lunch.
If you are unable to attend, follow live updtes of the event on the SBT Facebook page.


LexisNexis, a provider of legal, news, and business information services, has announced the availability of the official version of the state's new plain-English civil jury instructions. The state of California adopted new plain-English jury instructions in July in an effort to replace phrases like "preponderance of evidence" with language more easily understood by jurors. According to the California Rules of Court and Standards of Judicial Administration, the new plain-English instructions are the "official instructions for use in the state of California" and use of the instructions is "strongly encouraged." Use of the new plain-English jury instructions in California civil courts is effective September 1 pursuant to Rule 855.
As official publisher, LexisNexis produces the jury instructions in print, CD, and online. In addition, LexisNexis will integrate the new jury instructions in its "Bender's California Forms of Jury Instruction." LexisNexis will also offer the instructions in its new HotDocs document assembly software, which is designed to allow attorneys and judges to customize the instructions to fit the facts of each case. Judges from across the state have already begun training on the new HotDocs jury instruction software.
LexisNexis has also announced plans for a project in which it will digitize the U.S. Congressional Serial Set. The project is designed to broaden research and access to important historic documents and, upon completion, users will be able to access content spanning 1789-1969, including 325,000 documents drawn from nearly 13,000 volumes, 52,000 maps, and the American State Papers. The Serial Set is a historical resource that contains an ongoing collection of U.S. Government publications compiled under directive of the Congress, and consequently traces virtually all aspects of American history, including trade and commerce, military history, geography, scientific exploration, and anthropology.
Congressional Information Service (CIS), which later became part of LexisNexis, released the U.S. Congressional Serial Set on microfiche along with a companion Index in the 1970's. LexisNexis' new digitization project is creating opportunities for full-text searching and online retrieval of digital images, including statistical tables, illustrations, photographs, lithographs, and maps. Users will be able to search all the elements currently found in the LexisNexis CIS U.S. Serial Set Index as well as perform full-text searches on OCR-generated ASCII text and full bibliographic metadata.
LexisNexis plans to release the Serial Set through monthly updates within a two-year period beginning in December 2003. LexisNexis has partnered with Apex ePublishing to help expedite the digitization process.