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An artist rendering of one of two plans to remodel KeyArena to draw a new basketball and hockey team to Seattle.
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Seattle's City Council is in the process of deciding which of several arena proposals to approve in hopes of attracting professional basketball and hockey back to the city.
Proposals to renovate Seattle Center's KeyArena in Queen Anne were submitted to the Office of Economic Development on Wednesday. A previous proposal to build an arena in Seattle's SoDo neighborhood is still on the table. So which will it be?
Jeff Shulman is associate professor of marketing at the UW Foster School of Business and host of the Seattle Growth Podcast.
Even if you are not a sports fan, the council's decision will impact you in many ways. Care about Seattle traffic or housing prices? Now is the time to become informed of the issues and involved in the process.
A new arena is expected to host upwards of 200 events, including concerts and home games. This could mean more than 17,000 spectators arriving for each of the 82 combined NHL and NBA regular-season home games played throughout the week.
If you commute south out of downtown, SDOT director Scott Kubly anticipates needing to close Holgate Street on event nights if the SoDo location is chosen. Though the location is within a half-mile of several light rail stops, southbound evening commutes could get longer with a SoDo arena.
If you commute through the Mercer corridor, Seattle Transit Blog editor Martin Duke suggests a Seattle Center arena could be cause for concern. The site will not be served by light rail until 2035 at the earliest, and the additional car traffic for event nights will compound traffic woes anticipated to be heightened already with planned corporate office expansions.
Real estate experts suggest that the arena location could affect surrounding development and housing prices.
White Center, according to realtor Phil Greely, could see escalating home values and further transformation if a sports and entertainment complex is sited in the nearby SoDo neighborhood. Pioneer Square, SoDo, and Georgetown could also see increased housing prices if the arena serves as a catalyst for future residential, corporate, and retail development south of downtown.
Lower Queen Anne and the surrounding area would likely see an opposite impact on real estate if the arena is in Seattle Center; house values could actually go down, according to Windermere Chief Economist Matthew Gardner. That's because that area of Seattle is undergoing significant development regardless of the arena decision, and Gardner cautions that the traffic congestion and parking crunch that 17,000 spectators would create in the neighborhood could depress housing values.
Get informed about how the City Council's decision will affect you and life in this city. I was drawn into the arena question by the passion of fans of the NBA and the city's previous Sonics franchise. After interviewing city leaders, residents, business leaders, and the leaders behind the arena proposals, I came to realize just how much the City Council's decision can further transform our city. You can visit my site, SeattleGrowthPodcast.com/SonicBoom, to hear in-depth interviews about the two location proposals and how the arena location would affect not only your commute and home values, but also your children, public land use, and other aspects of life in this city.
Share your opinion with the City Council on the same day as others from around the city. To amplify your voices and their impact, I've coordinated with others to make Monday, April 17, Sonic Boom Day: the day residents on all sides of the issue make their opinions known. Reaching out to city leaders on the same day will give city leaders a more complete picture of what their constituents want. Email, call, or visit the 10:30 a.m. City Council meeting at City Hall. You will realize that engaging in the civic process is easy and rewarding.
If you don't know what to say, adapt this simple script for your point of view. The script helps you apply guidance on effective advocacy offered by former City Councilmember Sally Clark.
I live in __(where you live)___ . I am reaching out in support of __(choose: a SoDo arena / a Seattle Center arena)__ . I have been learning about the key issues from ___(enter information source, e.g. Seattle Growth Podcast)___. I believe ___(choose: SoDo / Seattle Center)___ is the right choice because ___ (write one to three reasons)___.
I hope you will support ___(Seattle Center / SoDo arena)___ . Thank you for your time.


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Kristoffer Askildsen, né le  à Oslo en Norvège, est un footballeur international norvégien qui évolue au poste de milieu central à l'US Lecce, en prêt de la Sampdoria de Gênes.

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Stabæk Fotball
Né à Oslo en Norvège, Kristoffer Askildsen est formé au Stabæk Fotball. Il signe son premier contrat professionnel le . Deux jours plus tard il fait sa première apparition en professionnel en étant titularisé lors d'une rencontre de championnat de Norvège face au Ranheim Fotball. Il est remplacé par Emil Bohinen lors de cette rencontre remportée par son équipe (3-2).

Il inscrit son premier but en professionnel le  contre le Mjøndalen IF, en championnat. Titulaire ce jour-là, il ouvre le score et participe ainsi à la victoire de son équipe, qui s'impose par quatre buts à deux avec notamment un triplé de Kasper Junker.

Sampdoria de Gênes
En , Kristoffer Askildsen rejoint l'Italie et le club de la Sampdoria de Gênes, où il s'engage pour un contrat courant jusqu'en . Il joue son premier match sous ses nouvelles couleurs le  face à l'Inter Milan, lors d'une rencontre de Serie A. Il entre en jeu à la place d'Andrea Bertolacci lors de ce match perdu par les siens (2-1). Le , Askildsen inscrit son premier but pour la Sampdoria, lors d'une défaite en championnat contre l'AC Milan (1-4).

Alors qu'Askildsen est peu utilisé jusqu'ici, l'arrivée de Roberto D'Aversa au poste d'entraîneur à l'été 2021 lui permet de gagner en temps de jeu et même d'obtenir une place régulière en équipe première. Sa progression est toutefois freinée avec une blessure musculaire survenue en février 2022 et l'écartant pour un mois.

US Lecce
Le , après avoir prolongé son contrat avec la Sampdoria jusqu'en juin 2026, Kristoffer Askildsen est prêté pour une saison avec option d'achat à l'US Lecce, tout juste promu en Serie A. La Sampdoria dispose également d'un droit de rachat dans cet accord.

Askildsen joue son premier match pour Lecce le 20 août 2022, lors d'une rencontre de championnat contre l'US Sassuolo. Il entre en jeu à la place de Joan Gonzàlez lors de cette rencontre perdue par son équipe (1-0 score final).

En sélection
Kristoffer Askildsen est sélectionné avec l'équipe de Norvège des moins de 17 ans pour participer au championnat d'Europe des moins de 17 ans en 2018. Il joue trois matchs lors de ce tournoi, où son équipe termine en tête de son groupe avant d'être éliminée par l'Angleterre en quarts de finale, le  (0-2).

Il joue son premier match avec l'équipe de Norvège espoirs face à la Finlande, le . Lors de cette rencontre amicale il est titulaire et voit son équipe s'incliner lourdement par huit buts à trois.

Le , Kristoffer Askildsen honore sa première sélection avec l'équipe nationale de Norvège face à l'Autriche (1-1).

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Winger hands Derby County timely boost as Wayne Rooney tackles takeover talk
The Derby County headlines from DerbyshireLive
A general view of Derby County's Pride Park Stadium (Image: Bradley Collyer/PA Wire)
Winger Jordon Ibe is knocking on the door of Derby County's first-team squad, says interim manager Wayne Rooney.
The 24-year-old former Liverpool and Bournemouth player joined the Rams as a free agent in September but he has yet to make an appearance.
He has had to play catch up with his fitness having not played a senior game in more than a year.
Ibe played 45 minutes, and scored, for the under-23s in their victory over Southampton on October 23 but has not featured since having suffered a couple of bouts of illness.
But Rooney has provided a positive update on the player and says Ibe could be in the squad for Saturday's Championship clash against Millwall at The Den.
SLIGHT DELAY
When will the takeover happen?
It is a question Derby County fans ask throughout the day, and every day.
The club confirmed a month ago that a deal had been agreed 'in principle' to sell the club to Derventio Holdings (UK) Limited, whose ultimate controlling entity is Bin Zayed International LLC, owned by Sheikh Khaled Zayed Bin Saquer Zayed Al Nayhan.
Completion of the takeover remains "very close", and interim manager Wayne Rooney has said this at his last three press conferences.
Slight delay this week is due to it being Commemoration Day (December 1) and National Day (public holidays) in the UAE yesterday (December 2) and today (December 3).
ROONEY ON TAKEOVER
Interim manager Wayne Rooney has been fielding questions today on the proposed takeover of Derby County.
Completion of the takeover remains "very close" although a slight delay this week is due to it being Commemoration Day (December 1) and National Day (public holidays) in the UAE yesterday (December 2) and today (December 3).
Rooney, speaking at his pre-match press conference ahead of Saturday's game at Millwall, was asked if he was any closer to knowing when the takeover will happen?
FERGIE CHAT
Wayne Rooney has spoken to Sir Alex Ferguson and David Moyes as he takes his first steps as a manager with Derby County.
Rooney, the Rams 35-year-old player-coach, has stepped up as interim manager following the departure of Phillip Cocu.
A takeover of the club is "very close" and once completed the new owners will appoint the next permanent manager.
Rooney has made no secret of the fact he wants the job.
NEW ROLE FOR INIGO
Former Derby County favourite Inigo Idiakez has landed a new job.
The 47-year-old has been appointed head coach of Spanish club Cultural y Deportiva Leonesa. He replaces David Cabello.
Cultural y Deportiva Leonesa play in Segunda Division B Group 1 - the third tier of the Spanish football league system containing 102 teams divided into five groups.
MILLWALL TEAM NEWS
Key Millwall defender Jake Cooper is set to miss Saturday's Championship clash with Derby County at The Den.
Cooper dislocated his shoulder during the game against Birmingham City at the weekend and sat out the Lions' 2-1 defeat at Blackburn last night.
Millwall manager Gary Rowett, the former Rams boss, is not sure how long Cooper will be out but admitted the player might need surgery.
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REYNOLDS, ALLEN C.
La Quencis Gibbs Scott
REYNOLDS, ALLEN C. (1786–1837). A. C. Reynolds, early settler, was born in Connecticut in 1786 and moved in the early 1800s with his parents to New York. There he married Harriet A. Reynolds on January 26, 1810. Reynolds probably read law at this time and may have become politically active. During the War of 1812 he entered the Third New York Volunteers as a second lieutenant and adjutant on January 20, 1813, was promoted to captain in the United States Twenty-seventh Infantry on April 21, 1814, and was discharged on June 15, 1815. Reynolds apparently visited Louisiana after the war, for his name appears in Jean Laffite's diary. In 1826 Reynolds moved to Texas by ship; he is documented in Stephen F. Austin's register of families. He formed a partnership with William T. Austin and in Galveston ran a mercantile establishment called Reynolds and Austin. Reynolds first owned property near Marion, Brazoria County, and in 1830 he moved his wife and four children to Texas. As early as 1826 Reynolds applied for a Mexican land grant of one league at what is now the site of Houston, Harris County. It was granted in 1831. The A. C. Reynolds survey ran from Buffalo Bayou on the north, south to what is now Holcombe Boulevard, and from Sheppard to the railroad west of Wesleyan Street. Reynolds built a residence north of what is now Wesleyan and Highway 59, and operated a sawmill and gristmill on his property on Buffalo Bayou. His league encompassed what are now the neighborhoods of River Oaks and West University, as well as the business district of Greenway Plaza. Reynolds also owned land near Buckners Creek and Bolivar in Fayette County. In 1835 he sold his land near Marion and his Houston tract to James Spillman. Reynolds then bought the William and Peter Kerr Mexican land grant in Washington County, between Independence and Washington-on-the-Brazos. He built his home on Hidalgo Bluff near the Falls of the Brazos. The citizens of Washington-on-the Brazos, the first county seat, petitioned Mexican authorities for permission to organize a new municipality called Washington. On July 18, 1835, at the election of officers, Reynolds was appointed síndico procurador (attorney for the municipality). Reynolds also assisted Stephen F. Austin with legal matters regarding immigration to Texas. Allen C. Reynolds died in Washington County on March 14, 1837. His wife Harriet died on December 20, 1843. Both are buried in the Reynolds Cemetery on Hidalgo Bluff. A. C. Reynolds left an estate valued at $100,000. His property inventory included a small library, various oil paintings, and expensive furniture. Bills showed occasional purchases from New York. Jane Long submitted a bill for an August 1836 wedding supper at her Brazoria inn for the marriage of Reynolds's daughter Harriet Jane to Deveraux J. Woodlief. Woodlief and Lewis Reynolds administered and managed the Reynolds estate until their death. Thomas C. Woodlief (D. J.'s brother) then ran the estate until he closed it out in the late 1850s.
Francis B. Heitman, Historical Register and Dictionary of the United States Army (2 vols., Washington: GPO, 1903; rpt., Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1965). Worth Stickley Ray, Austin Colony Pioneers (Austin: Jenkins, 1949; 2d ed., Austin: Pemberton, 1970).
Handbook of Texas Online, La Quencis Gibbs Scott, "REYNOLDS, ALLEN C.," accessed January 19, 2020, http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/frels.
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Living on the slope
Blog • 5 Sep 2018 • Professor Caroline Knowles
Cities & Infrastructure programme highlights
In cities across Latin America, low-income populations often have little option but to build their own makeshift housing in what are referred to as informal settlements or slums. Sometimes these are on city peripheries; sometimes they are more centrally placed in small pockets of land. With city land unevenly distributed in favour of wealthier citizens, the poor are forced onto marginal land that is often unsuited to residential building, and at worst, may pose all kinds of risks to inhabitants.
This is the case in low-income settlements in the east of the Colombian city of Medellín (El Pacífico and Carpinelo 2) and the Brazilian city of São Paulo (Vila Nova Esperança). These areas are the focus of the multi-disciplinary research project, Co-production of landslide risk management strategies through development of community-based infrastructure in Latin American cities, directed by Harry Smith at Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh. Settlements are built on steep land, at risk of frequent landslides and flooding. Working with the untapped resources of local community knowledge and labour, the research team is finding ways to mitigate these sometimes-fatal risks.
Rerouting the floods to avoid landslides
Last year, the team worked with the community of Pinares de Oriente, convincing them not to cut vertically into the slope, in order to reduce the risk of landslides, and to work on the drainage of surface water. Starting with the main municipal drain at the bottom of the slope and working up the hill, the community rerouted the floodwater that used to wash through their houses into a series of drainage channels. They also developed effective systems of monitoring and alerting people to the possibilities of landslides using WhatsApp. The funding from the British Academy has allowed them to work on adapting this approach to the different contexts of El Pacífico, Carpinelo 2 and Vila Nova Esperança.
Participatory mapping in Carpinelo 2
Between a landslide and an eviction order
It is not easy for the inhabitants of these settlements to act in ways that draw attention to their situation, as they live between landslides and floods on the one hand and the threat of eviction orders on the other. In formal terms, they occupy the land illegally and can be evicted at any time. Informally, the municipality is prepared to negotiate with them 'in the meantime' while their circumstances are under review. This truce may be one of the soft impacts of the research, catching the attention of the authorities and perhaps leading to addressing the risky circumstances in which the community lives.
Scaling up and sharing expertise
The research has what we might call convening power too. The São Paulo research team, which combines three engineers and a geography PhD student from the University of São Paulo, were recently joined by an architect, two geologists, an engineer, and a geographer from two prestigious research institutions which advise the state government and who are not even part of the official project team but want to lend their expertise.
The lessons of the research travel beyond the local communities concerned. The team is co-operating with the community in preparing a manual on flood and landslide mitigation that can be scaled up and used in protecting other informal settlements, in cities across Latin America and beyond. Community leaders and local researchers from both cities are in regular contact with each other and sharing good practice. Trust and social links are being built within and between communities; sometimes this takes an unexpected turn, as in providing drainage solutions for a community football pitch.
Caroline Knowles is Professor of Sociology at Goldsmiths University of London and Director of the British Academy's Cities & Infrastructure programme. Caroline writes about migration and circulation of material objects – some of the social forces constituting globalisation. She is particularly interested in cities, having done research in London, Hong Kong, Beijing, Fuzhou, Addis Ababa, Kuwait City and Seoul.
The Co-production of landslide risk management strategies through development of community-based infrastructure in Latin American cities research team comprises geoscientists, engineers, architects, geologists, urbanists and geographers: Harry Smith (PI) from Heriot-Watt University; María Soledad García Ferrari from the University of Edinburgh; Gabriela Maluf Medero and Helena Rivera, Heriot-Watt; Françoise Coupé, Humberto Caballero, Mónica Mejía and Wilmar Castro from the National University of Colombia at Medellín; Carlos Montoya as consultant architect and Carlos Velásquez as community liaison in Medellín; and from São Paulo University Alex Abiko, Tazio Guilherme, Karolyne Ferreira and Fernando Marinho, together with Alessandra Corsi and Marcela Penha from the Institute for Technological Research of São Paulo State, and Pedro Leal, Christina Boggi and Paulo Fernandes da Silva from the Institute of Geology of São Paulo State.
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The Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri: An Overview
Dante also employs imageries of music and song to describe the bleakness and utter horror of the Inferno. The lustful souls cry and the diviners are silent, sobbing and advancing, he notes. Virgil too joins in and parodies a "liturgical hymn traditionally sung during Holy Week in honor of the Cross in order to proclaim the presence of Satan (XXXIV, 1)." (Roglieri 150) Though the Inferno is based on the understanding of sin, hell and heaven as portrayed in the Holy Bible, it goes beyond these references. It is these extraneous flights of creativity that have propelled the work to the status of a literary masterpiece. For example, on his arduous course toward salvation, Dante encounters such luminous historical figures such as St. John, Thomas Aquinas and Bonaventure. The story ends on a positive note, as Dante finally sees divine light. He at last gains a fleeting yet powerful insight into the true glory and magnificence of God.
To understand for what ends Dante employs imagery, we have to analyze the text with regard to writing as a medium. In Cantos XXIV and XXV we see openings
"…of the frost's ephemeral writing on the earth and its fading soon away: "but not for long does its pen's sharpness last" (1) Tellingly, the canto closes with images of black and white that clearly refer to the vicissitudes of contemporary Black and White Guelf politics: Pistoia will first grow thin of Blacks, but then Mars will bring turgid clouds and tempest and suddenly disperse the mist "so that every White will be wounded" (150). Yet these images also suggest black ink on white paper, and as such they are woven into the metaphorical fabric of allusions to phenomena of writing that runs through these cantos." (Franke 346)
Written in epic verse form, the Inferno (as is the larger Divine Comedy) is both literature and theology. Through apt imageries, Dante deals with core biblical themes of sin and repentance. He also interrogates questions of virtue and ethics found in classical Greek and Roman mythology. There is thus symmetry and mathematical arrangement to the chapters and units. Though Dante's epic poem fundamentally deals with Christian doctrine, it doesn't allow itself to be dogmatic. This is evident from Dante's description of a spherical earth, which is more in tune with the scientific view of the cosmos.(Alvarez 89) Dante even depicts varying time zones across different geographies such as Jerusalem and Ganges.
Alvarez, B. "The Cross That Dante Bears: Pilgrimage, Crusade, and the Cruciform Church in the Divine Comedy." Arthuriana 16.1 (2006): 86+.
Franke, William. "Paradoxical Prophecy: Dante's Strategy of Self-Subversion in the Inferno." Italica 90.3 (2013): 343+.
Roglieri, Maria Ann. "Twentieth-Century Musical Interpretations of the `Anti-Music' of Dante's Inferno." Italica 79.2 (2002): 149+.
Dante Alighieri, The Divine Comedy: The Vision of Paradise, Purgatory and Hell, Illustrated by Gustave Dore, Translated by Rev. H. F. Cary, Released by Project Gutenberg on September, 2005. Retrieved from <http://www.gutenberg.org/files/8800/8800-h/8800-h.htm>


"Loves Me Not" is a short film, a twisted love story that reveals a darker truth. Helena, a beautiful and caring young woman, initiates intimacy with Jan, her deeply troubled lover. Jan's physical power and roughness causes Helena to have a flashback of a haunting event from her past.
The short film is the result of close co-operation between Rebecca Hodges and myself. We wanted to work together on a project and decided to write and direct it together as our final film project at Full Sail University. Cinematography was made by the very talented Boyd Hobbs. We shot 35mm film in 2.35:1 on Arri Lite cameras with a fantastic cast and crew. All indoor sets were designed and built by the entire crew.
The film won the American Society of Cinematographers 2011 "William A. Fraker Student Heritage Award"- the undergraduate outstanding achievement award in cinematography.
2011 FMPTA Crystal Reel award for Best Director(s)- Love Me Not: Rebecca Hodges, Ewa Pazera.
Official Selection at the 2011 Maryland International Film Festival and the 2011 Las Vegas Film Festival.
It was also part of the 2010 Orlando Film Festival and the 2012 Ft. Myers Film Festival.
It was also featured in the May 2011 issue of the American Cinematographer magazine.


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April 10 ~ Bob's Notes from Japan #2: Impressions
Sunday morning greetings from Kiyosato. Mt. Fuji still sits with majesty on the horizon. The food is still excellent. The onsen is once again very hot. AND, much has changed.
I've been in Japan for four days. Listening, sensing, trying to understand what is present here — what is possible here — that was not possible before.
Last night, around a fire, some of us gathered to talk about the art of hosting journey in Japan. I left after one cafe round, jet lag and too much listening filled my brain to the point of overflowing. But, ah, that first round…
A strong sense that Art of Hosting is "simply" a way of being with one's self and with each other. When I starting doing this work in Japan last year, I found myself saying things like "this is the first time Art of Hosting has come to Japan AND, it was born here.
There is something about the subtle and profound grounding in Shinto which permeates Japan. It shows up as this deep appreciation of the interconnectedness of life. It shows up in Tea Ceremony, in Ikebana, and yes, even in Sumo. It is a way of being. One friend asked me what was difference was in Art of Hosting in Japan and elsewhere in the world. In Japan, I think, it is this rapid remembering that we know how to be with each other. We know how to be in respectful, supportive relationship. Some of this has been forgotten or set aside over the last 50 or 100 years, but it is still deeply present. The Art of Hosting challenge in Japan is to learn how to use this deep quality of beingness to now act together in new ways — to create a new future, now.
I arrived in at Narita Tuesday night. Escalators turned off, lights dimmed. a quietness, a subdued energy present. Driving in to Tokyo with street lights off and building lights turned off, it was like coming in to a different reality. The difference was at a way of being level, an energetic one.
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Who is No To Dog Meat? | and who is The World Protection for Dogs & Cats in the Meat Trade?
The site https://whoisnotodogmeat.com/ chronicled events from 2013 to early 2015 regarding the UK registered charity #1154524 World Protection for Dogs and Cats in the Meat Trade (WPDCMT), also known as No To Dog Meat (NTDM). Interesting to note that the only original management team left from those infamous days of 'dirty tricks' are two of the original trustees, Ms Julia de Cadenet and Mr David Merrill. 'Others' that were blamed by the charity for bringing it into disrepute have left. Therefore, the only reasonable conclusion that the public can draw is that the appalling behaviour of the charity, since inception in May 2013 until now, can only be firmly laid at the door of Ms de Cadenet and Mr Merrill.
If you have listened to those clips, then know this, John Williamson did not put the whole conversation up, and because of this people have turned against No To Dog Meat. Without knowing the full truth of what led to certain things being said.
Amber has been falsely accused of editing the recordings; she had no knowledge of them until she heard them on YouTube. Her job does not include audio work and she has no experience of ever editing recording clips. The writer of the blog, Mary Robbins (of Walker, Trinity, Texas – https://www.facebook.com/BeyondTheRobbinsPlane) simply made it up to implicate Amber in a bogus association. For the record, Amber has no affiliation whatsoever with IARF, NTDM, or SNTDM. Incidentally, Mary Robbins has been writing numerous malicious blogs about Amber since October 2013. More on that subject later. Now, since the writer of the defamatory report has publicly 'opened the door' to these recordings, the public should have the opportunity of judging for themselves if they believe they could have been edited to put words into Ms De Cadenet's mouth. I have therefore decided to republish them. The writer of the report is in no doubt as to the identity of the woman, she is in fact a close friend of hers and was the official blogger for the No To Dog Meat charity, but she seems to believe that 'Jose', the man talking to Julia de Cadenet, is Jon W.
NB The woman is heard quite clearly in one of the recordings begging Jose to record her words.
The reported collusion between Mr Peter Li, employee of the charity 'Humane Society International' and the renegade UK charity, known as 'No To Dog Meat', to intimidate the elderly Mrs Yang is more than concerning. In spite of the best efforts of Mr Li and the trustees of 'No To Dog Meat' to defame Mrs Yang, the bad taste left in the mouth is related to Western charities and fundraisers attempts to exploit the trade in dogs and cats for meat and fur to build their own donor portfolio. Whatever has induced Mr Peter Li to participate in supporting the tinpot UK charity to cheat Mrs Yang of money, donated to alleviate the suffering of her rescues, can only be viewed now as him also colluding with the ressurected alliance between the UK charity head and the bogus FB 'organisation' known as,' IARF', run by Jon Williamson, convicted Norwich UK petty arsonist, who postures as 'Dr Jose Depre'.
While being deeply saddened to learn of Mrs Yang's plight we are not surprised to read the series of blogs from https://charityobserver.wordpress.com about the truly evil smear campaign of Mrs Yang, launched by the management team of UK charity 'World Protection for Dogs and Cats in the Meat Trade' AKA 'No To Dog Meat.
When a Ms Sophie Ling joined the charity's admin team we hoped that she would have a positive influence on the CEO. Unfortunately Sophie discovered, too late, that the CEO was 'not for turning' from her highly questionable behaviour as a charity head. Sophie was forced to resign her volunteer post in protest at the charity CEO tinkering with a restricted fund on Total Giving for Mrs Yang, a rescuer of cats and dogs in China.
Past readers of our blogs will know the unsavoury history of the charity; they will have listened to the two recordings of the conversation, between Ms Julia de Cadenet and an ex NTDM team member, where she is heard 'promising to destroy' Peter Egan and Jill Robinson of Animals Asia and threatening to pay to have her ex trustee killed.
If you haven't heard the recordings they can be found on this link: https://whoisnotodogmeat.com/2015/03/31/rebuttal-of-lies-posted-on-a-ripoff-report/ where you will see that Mrs Yang is not the first person to be subjected to a smear campaign by members of the NTDM team and she will not be the last if the charity gets away with these obnoxious tactics to defame Mrs Yang.
If you are one of thousands of people aware of the "Dog and Cat Meat Trade" in Asia and beyond, it is likely you have come across the story of Mrs Yang. If not you can read about her in this article published by the Daily Mail on June 18th 2015. Please note that the article contains graphic photographs and video and may be upsetting to some people.
On June 13th 2015 a fundraiser was started to help Mrs Yang, by the No To Dog Meat organisation. Using the Total Giving online fundraising platform, the goal was set for £5,000.00 which was achieved easily by the 14th when an anonymous donor actually gave £5,000.00. The fundraiser steadily increased to the point where tens of thousands of pounds had been raised, and in fact the fundraiser is still open, at the time of writing, for donations.
In a previous blog http://bronwizview.wordpress.com/2014/01/01/animal-welfare-hoaxing-the-role-of-social-media-and-the-impacts-on-those-involved/ I described a recent animal welfare scam. Hoaxes such as this one are worryingly common.


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Pakistan slams US sanctions against Kashmir rebel commander
Syed Salahuddin
hizbul mujahideen
Specially Designated Global Terrorist
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3 dead after Kashmiri fighters ambush Indian military convoy
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Pakistan's foreign office says the US State Department's designation of Syed Salahuddin, the head of the Hizbul Mujahideen rebel group based in Pakistan-administered Kashmir, as a "Specially Designated Global Terrorist" is "unjustified."
Pakistani Kashmiri activists carry a banner as they shout slogans during a protest against US sanctions on Syed Salahuddin. (TRT World and Agencies)
Pakistan came out in defence of rebels fighting Indian soldiers in the disputed region of Kashmir on Tuesday, saying it was a legitimate struggle for freedom, after the US put the head of one of the groups on its list of global terrorists.
The US State Department's designation of Syed Salahuddin, the head of the Hizbul Mujahideen rebel group based in Pakistan-administered Kashmir, as "Specially Designated Global Terrorist" was unjustified, Pakistan's foreign office said.
"The 70-year-old indigenous struggle of Kashmiris in the Indian-occupied Jammu and Kashmir remains legitimate. The designation of individuals supporting the Kashmiri right to self-determination as terrorists is completely unjustified," Pakistan's foreign ministry statement said.
The US decision came just days before Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the White House for his first talks with US President Donald Trump.
The sanctions mean that US individuals are banned from engaging in financial transactions with Salahuddin, and all his property in the US is blocked, the US State Department said on Monday.
Here is the US order designating Salahuddin a terrorist. Notice the mention of '#Kashmir'. It remains 'Indian administered' not 'Indian' pic.twitter.com/0Y6SYkAiUM
— Sadiq S Bhat (@sadiquiz) June 27, 2017
Protests erupt in Pakistan-administered Kashmir
"India is crushing innocent Kashmiri youths, elders and women. It is carrying out atrocities on Kashmiris and the US president sits with the biggest terrorist Modi, declaring a freedom fighter a terrorist. This is very shameful," said Shamsher Khan, Deputy Supreme Commander of Hizbul Mujahideen.
The US move sparked demonstrations in Pakistan-administered Kashmir on Tuesday.
"We want to tell the whole world that the freedom of Kashmir is what we stand for, from the brutal and occupying country India, and no one has the power to blacklist anyone from our organisation or our leader," said Uzar Ahmed Ghzali, a protester.
Salahuddin's Hizbul Mujahideen is the biggest rebel group fighting more than half a million Indian troops in Kashmir. (TRT World and Agencies)
Sardar Masood Khan, the prime minister of Pakistan-administered Kashmir, denied that Salahuddin had anything to do with terrorism, saying the group was engaged "in a struggle for the freedom of occupied Kashmir."
Political experts in India-administered Kashmir were surprised at the US decision.
"I don't think this is a principled position," and instead seems guided by US economic and political interests, said Noor Ahmad Baba, who teaches political science at the Central University of Kashmir.
"This man, per se, is not directed against America or its citizens. His activities have remained confined to Kashmir."
#US declaring #Salahuddin as global terrorist issignificant but unlikely to changeground situation in #Kashmir having strong pol dimension
— Shujaat Bukhari (@bukharishujaat) June 27, 2017
India says content with the decision
"What the US did is correct," Indian Home Secretary Rajiv Mehrishi said.
"This declaration by the US may probably help in impacting his movements and funding."
Good, Salahuddin named global terrorist. Not sure it'll bother him or his ISI/army hosts. Hafiz Saeed has done fine with that status for yrs
— Shekhar Gupta (@ShekharGupta) June 26, 2017
Salahuddin's Hizbul Mujahideen is the biggest rebel group fighting more than half a million Indian troops in Kashmir. Unlike the banned Lashkar-e-Taiba and other groups, the Hizb is a largely indigenous Kashmir group.
To his vast Kashmiri following, Salahuddin is seen as a hero and his cause of ousting India from the mostly Muslim region is considered just.
Kashmir remains disputed and divided between Pakistan and India since 1947, after the British vacated the subcontinent.
Hizbul Mujahideen, says the India-administered portion of Kashmir should be absorbed in Pakistan, reuniting the two sides as the single territory that existed before India and Pakistan gained independence.
India, which blames Pakistan for stoking the 28-year-old armed revolt in Muslim-majority Kashmir, has under Modi stepped up international efforts to put pressure on Pakistan to act against rebel groups operating from its soil.
Pakistan denies giving material help to the Kashmiri rebels but reiterated on Tuesday it would continue to provide political, diplomatic and moral support to the Kashmiri people in their struggle for self-determination.
Source: TRTWorld and agencies
Kazakhstan significantly raises violent unrest death toll
Russian troops complete withdrawal from Kazakhstan


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USM Haller tables
USM Haller desks
USM Inos
Libraries / bookcases
Use of colour
Mixed interior styles
Industrial styles
An acute sense of design
Having worked in the fashion industry his entire career, Craig Ford is a man with an acute sense of design. His career includes working with Duffer of St George and Japanese streetwear brand, A Bathing Ape – which approached him to open the company's first business outside Asia – before becoming the distributor for Billionaire Boys Club, both through his own company, a number of names* (or anon* for short).
While his work life is dominated by street style, at home things are slightly different. He lives in a ground floor maisonette of London's Bevin Court – a modernist housing scheme designed after the Second World War under the aegis of architect Berthold Lubetkin. As a result he decided to buy an Ercol-manufactured dining table and chairs for his living room. 'I thought if someone was living in this place in the '50s, what is the authentic furniture to have?' I came up with Ercol.' However, it's the USM units – full of books and his hugely eclectic collection of vinyl – that really catch the eye.
His relationship with USM began nearly 20 years ago when a friend bought some second-hand pieces. Initially he wasn't convinced. "I just thought it looked like bad office furniture from the 80s," he laughs. However, he began to see the brand in various offices on working trips to Japan and was won over. So much so that when his maisonette was due to be refurbished, he decided to specify it for his home.
"I think the functionality, mixed with the huge choice of colours made it an easy decision."
Interestingly, the first piece he purchased was for his son's bedroom, choosing a wardrobe in yellow to match the adjacent radiator. "I needed something practical for books, for clothing and general storage. It's so functional," he explains. He also uses a piece for his bedside table. Back downstairs and it's hard to avoid the size of that record collection. Hip hop has always been important to him, but he also listens to singer-song writers, jazz, punk, Belgian new beat and soul. Having the vinyl visible on the shelves is a conscious choice. Before he bought USM he had his collection behind sliding doors and, as a result, wasn't playing them. "I decided to have them much more accessible,' he explains. 'I've been buying records since I was eight years old. I've fallen in love with playing records again and have started buying them again for the first time in years."
It's just one of the happy byproducts of purchasing USM.
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Karin Cecilia Wistrand, född 23 april 1960 i Solna församling, Stockholms län,, är en svensk musiker.

Karriär
Karin Wistrand, som är uppvuxen i Örebro, var sångerska i rockbandet Lolita Pop som startade 1979 och var aktivt till 1991.

Wistrand har medverkat på ett antal skivor som duettsångerska, bland annat med Orup. Hon har även under ett antal säsonger medverkat i en uppsättning på Scalateatern med "Rockens kvinnor" som bland annat bestod av Louise Hoffsten och Marika Lagercrantz. Hon är en av deltagarna i Örebroprojektet Jeremias Session Band, som startades 2007 av Staffan Ernestam, där även Ingvar Karlsson från Sven-Ingvars är med och spelar.

Diskografi

Soloalbum

 1993 - Solen

Med Lolita Pop

 1982 - Falska bilder
 1983 - Fem Söker En Skatt
 1983 - Irrfärder
 1984 - Lolita Pop
 1985 - Att ha fritidsbåt
 1987 - Lolita Pop
 1989 - Love Poison
 1990 - Blumenkraft

Med Jeremias Session Band
 2008 - Trastland
 2012 - En kväll i Trastland

Källor
Jeremias Session Band

Fotnoter

Kvinnor
Svenska pop- och rocksångare
Födda 1960
Levande personer
Sångare från Stockholm
Svenska sångare under 1900-talet
Svenska sångare under 2000-talet


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Archive | September 27, 2016
Sam Allardyce has left his position as England manager….
The English Football Association has confirmed Sam Allardyce has left his position as England manager by mutual consent. Gareth Southgate would stand in as England manager pending when a new manager is announced. In a statement, the FA said: "Allardyce's conduct, as reported today, was inappropriate of the England manager. "He accepts he made a significant error of judgement and has apologised. However, due to the serious nature of his actions, The FA and Allardyce have mutually agreed to terminate his contract with immediate effect." "This is not a decision that was taken lightly but the FA's priority is to protect the wider interests of the game and maintain the highest standards of conduct in football. "The manager of the England men's senior team is a position which must demonstrate strong leadership and show respect for the integrity of the game at all times."
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Tyson Fury given WBO deadline….
Tyson Fury is moving closer to being stripped of his world heavyweight titles after the WBO gave him 10 days to clarify his medical status. Fury was due to defend his WBA and WBO belts against Wladimir Klitschko on October 29, but the fight was called off for a second time after his management team declared he was "medically unfit to fight". The undefeated 28-year-old, who withdrew from the original July 9 date due to an ankle injury, could now lose his titles which he won when he ended Klitschko's 11-year reign at the top in November last year.
English FA investigates coach Sam Allardyce….
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The English Football Association is investigating allegations England manager Sam Allardyce used his role to negotiate a £400,000 deal and offer advice on how to "get around" rules on player transfers. The Telegraph has footage it says is from August of Allardyce meeting men claiming to represent a Far East firm where he appears to say third-party ownership rules can be avoided. The 61-year-old has yet to respond to the allegations, while the FA has asked to see the paper's filmed recordings. It will meet on Tuesday morning when new chairman Greg Clarke and chief executive Martin Glenn must decide whether the issue is one of poor judgement or something more serious.
Yaya Toure disappointed at FIFA task force disbandment….
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Yaya Toure says he was "very disappointed" at FIFA's decision to disband its anti-racism task force. The Manchester City midfielder, who was a consultant to the task force, says the decision "makes no sense". "I have experienced racism all my life, be that in the streets or in the stadiums," Toure said in a statement. "When I received the letter telling me the FIFA task force was to be discontinued I was very disappointed. The letter listed the good work that had been carried out as a result of the task force's advice and recommendations. "After failing to deal with racism sufficiently for decades – why stop when something is beginning to work? Are FIFA being complacent ahead of a World Cup in Russia? "My only hope is that FIFA have thought this through. The letter I received does not fill me with confidence. It will be the fans and players that suffer if FIFA do not get this right." Meanwhile Toure trained today with the rest on the City squad ahead of their champions league game against Celtic tomorrow even though he is not eligible for selection having not been registered in Europe.


The RSPCA has released CCTV footage showing a man kicking his grey Staffordshire bull terrier type dog outside a shop.
They are now appealing for any information on the incident, which left the dog distressed and bleeding.
The footage was captured at a Co-op store on Mcleod Road in Abbey Wood, Greenwich, on February 12 at around 3.55pm.
Witnesses said the man kicked his dog in the mouth for barking and left the dog with a bleeding mouth and howling in pain.
The dog had been left outside while the man went into the store.
RSPCA inspector Nick Wheelhouse said: "This dog was left howling in pain after being kicked in the mouth, this is an unacceptable way to treat a dog.
"We'd like to speak to anyone who recognises this man or who saw what happened to the dog.


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Q: SQL Query to find missing rows between two related tables I have two tables:
Table A

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*ID

*ABC_ID

*VAL

Table B

*

*ID

*ABC_ID

*VAL

These two tables are directly related to each other through the ABC_ID column.
I want to find all the VAL column values in table A which are not present in table B for the same ABC_ID.

A: SELECT A.ABC_ID, A.VAL FROM A WHERE NOT EXISTS
   (SELECT * FROM B WHERE B.ABC_ID = A.ABC_ID AND B.VAL = A.VAL)

or
SELECT A.ABC_ID, A.VAL FROM A WHERE VAL NOT IN
    (SELECT VAL FROM B WHERE B.ABC_ID = A.ABC_ID)

or
SELECT A.ABC_ID, A.VAL LEFT OUTER JOIN B
    ON A.ABC_ID = B.ABC_ID AND A.VAL = B.VAL FROM A WHERE B.VAL IS NULL

Please note that these queries do not require that ABC_ID be in table B at all.  I think that does what you want.

A: Another solution based on JOIN.
Join combines content from table A and table B using a link, the ON part of the request.
SELECT
    *
FROM
    A
INNER JOIN
    B
ON
    B.ABC_ID = A.ABC_ID
WHERE
    B.VAL <> A.VAL

Basically we are combining table A with table B on ABC_ID and then checking where A.VAL is not equal to B.VAL. The joined data with INNER JOIN only contains records where both table A and B have ABC_ID present ().

A: DECLARE @start_date DATETIME= '04-01-2021';
DECLARE @End_date DATETIME= '04-30-2021';
declare @min int
declare @max int
select @min  =min(test_uid),
@max  =max(test_uid)
from test
where   DATE >= @START_DATE
AND   DATE < DATEADD(DAY, 1, @END_DATE)
select test_UID+1 as FirstMissingId, nextid - 1 as LastMissingId  into #tmp from (select test.*,lead(test_UID) over (order by test_UID) as nextid  from test
where  test_UID between @min and   @max ) test where nextid <> test_UID+1
CREATE TABLE  #tmp1 (  ID INT   )
go
declare @lastmissingid  BIGINT
, @firstmissingid BIGINT
declare recscan cursor for
select   firstmissingid ,lastmissingid from #tmp
open recscan
fetch next from recscan into   @firstmissingid ,@lastmissingid
while @@FETCH_STATUS = 0
begin
declare @maxcnt int = @lastmissingid
declare @mincnt, int =@firstmissingid
WHILE @Counter <= @maxcnt
BEGIN  INSERT #tmp1 values(@Counter)
SET @Counter +=  1
END
fetch next from recscan into @firstmissingid ,@lastmissingid
end
close recscan
deallocate recscan

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Q: Google Apps Script Doc - add Image with Links I need to insert an image with several links into a Google Doc via Google Apps Script. The image is a basic map, created in HTML5, with several hotspots. If displaying this image via my existing application, I would export the image to SVG and use SVG's native hyperlinking. Otherwise I can generate a PNG of the diagram and a map and area tags for the links. For my google apps script, I have no problem in pulling in a PNG of the image and inserting it, but I have no way of adding my link maps. I also cannot find a way to import an SVG (as a Google Drawing) which can be placed inline of the document. Here are the things that I would do to solve this, but I am missing critical pieces of each one, any help on any of the three problems would be greatly appreciated:

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*Generate an SVG of the image and insert it into the Google Doc
Problem: Google Doc does not accept SVG. Is there a way to make the Doc accept the SVG or is there a converter that will take my SVG and return a Google Drawing that can be inserted?

*Generate a PNG and insert that into the Google Doc.
Problem: No links. Is there a way to define a link map in Google Doc via Google Apps Script?

*Insert an HTML5 Canvas
Problem: not possible in Google Docs

A: Google Docs doesn't support images with hyperlinked sections, therefore Apps Script doesn't either. You can set a link for an entire image using InlineImage.setLinkUrl().

A: Google Drawings looks like a no as well. I'm not sure how complex your map is but could you maybe break it into smaller images and link each image separately? I understand its not exactly what you were looking for but maybe an option?


We love weddings. All weddings. It's not a secret.
Every shape, every size, even small ones. Even ones where there's just a couple and an officiant. We love being elopement photographers in Rochester just as much as any other wedding.
If you think eloping is right for you, you could be on the right track with your wedding planning. Here's three reasons why we love photographing these small weddings in the Finger Lakes or close to home here in Rochester.
1) More time for what YOU want: From the very start there's more time. Before the wedding day there is more time to spend dreaming of the future together rather than wedding planning. There's more time on your wedding day to spend with each other, loving on each other and relishing in the moment together. Or, if you invited guests, cherishing more than a minute with them.
And - (yes, shameless plus) if you have placed importance in an elopement photographer, you have more time to create beautiful portraits that celebrate your story. Because even though you eloped, you still deserve to remember this moment in photographs years from now.
2) You can focus on what's important: The most common thing we capture when we're photographing an elopement is the ceremony itself. To us that means you're focusing on what's important to you. In this case, the actual process of becoming a married couple. The words you say and the meaning behind them. You're focusing on each other's emotions and what that person means to you. That's the good stuff right there. We love capturing these moments.
3) It's perfect, no matter what: When there's a lot less to plan, there's a lot less that can "go wrong." This equates to a lot less work and a more relaxed "you" on your wedding day. We love that relaxed feeling because it really shows in your photographs. And if something does go wrong, just remember that at the end of the day, as long as you got married - everything went perfectly.
So if you're thinking of eloping, it's ok. We hope that you'll still consider hiring a professional photographer to document your day, because your family history is worth it. In the end we applaud whatever decision you choose, whether a large affair or just you and your spouse to be. We love your wedding, because it's about you.


INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — A woman is in the hospital recovering after being shot on the near southeast side.
The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department said officers were called to the 2000 block of Boyd Avenue in reference to a person shot just after 1 p.m. Sunday.
When they arrived police say they found a 25-year-old female victim who was conscious and alert. She was transported to Eskenazi Hospital and is said to be in stable condition.
Police say the victim claims she was shot by her boyfriend following an argument but refused to give an additional details. The shooter was not at the scene when officers arrived.


Power Saver: Turning it off VS. Standby Mode?
Refrigerators are one of the most common things left on inside our homes. But if you will check your power meters, your water heater may be the bigger reason why your power bill shoot up last month. This is why refrigerators are almost always on standby in terms of its electric consumption. This however, changes when you keep on feeding on your cravings every 10minutes.
Michael Bluejay, an energy efficient expert said that a laptop or desktop usually takes 1/8 of its electric consumption when it is on "standby" or what we now call "sleep" mode. This was in the context of experimenting whether or not turning off a machine would save more electricity compared to turning it on again or just leaving it on. This was done as many have a notion that it would save us more electricity when we turn off an appliance.
On the other hand, interestingly, we know that turning on an appliance could require probably three times more electricity compared to just leaving it on stagnant for a time where it has a stable amount of electric consumption.
Nordman also believed that sleep settings use very little energy which is probably why most BPO companies nowadays prefer leaving their computer systems on standby mode even if its not in use than to totally shutting it off. So what really is more helpful?
Katharine Kaplan, a person who leads the EPA's energy star program also agreed with Nordman that "sleep mode" is the best way to save electricity which is why we can assume that turning on and off an elecrtric appliance would consume much more electricity than leaving it stagnant on.
The above-mentioned statements from known personnel in their fields of electric consumption can be a good reason to say that electric consumption doubles up if we turn on and off our gadgets/appliances rather than if we leave it stagnant on.
So ladies and gentlemen, for appliances you use regularly that have standby or sleep mode, make use of these power savers! Provided with supervision and proper maintenance, you can be sure to save energy.
Find out too for yourself what really works! We're open to hear your personal experiences. What is the better way to save electricity? Turning off an appliance VS. Leaving it on Standby?
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Q: The print statement after for loop is not printing, why? //'main' method must be in a class 'Rextester'.
//Compiler version 1.8.0_111

import java.util.*;
import java.lang.*;

class Rextester
{
    public static void main(String args[])
    {
        Scanner in=new Scanner(System.in);
        int n=in.nextInt();
        int number;
        for(int i=0;i<=n;i++){
            int count=0;
            number=in.nextInt();
            while(number!=0){
                count++;
                number=number/10;
                }System.out.println(count);

        }System.out.println(n);//this does not get printed
    }
}

n should print the n that is typed in.
Why is n not getting printed after for loop?
it gets printed inside the for loop

A: I think the reason why you think it is not printing is because your for loop runs one extra iteration than you expected.
Say if you entered 1, then 999, the output is 3. At this point you expect the loop to be over and 1 (which is n) to be printed again right? But since your for loop header says int i=0;i<=n, it will actually run (n+1) times. The loop hasn't finished yet, after outputting 999, and is waiting for your input again. This might have made you think that the program has ended without printing n.
You should change the for loop condition to i < n.

A: That will only be printed after your for loop exits, so if you want it to be printed everytime just move it inside the for like this:
public static void main(String args[]) {
        Scanner in = new Scanner(System.in);
        int n = in.nextInt();
        int number;
        for (int i = 0; i <= n; i++) {
            int count = 0;
            number = in.nextInt();
            while (number != 0) {
                count++;
                number = number / 10;
            }
            System.out.println(count);
            System.out.println(n);
        }
    }

A: Your code is working as expected.You should add sysout before using the in.nextInt(); So that you will know program is waiting for user input.Please check the below code.
public static void main(String args[]) {
        Scanner in = new Scanner(System.in);
        System.out.println("Enter a number - ");
        int n = in.nextInt();
        int number;
        for (int i = 0; i <= n; i++) {
            int count = 0;
            System.out.println("Enter another number - ");
            number = in.nextInt();
            while (number != 0) {
                count++;
                number = number / 10;
            }
            System.out.println("Count - "+count);
        }
        System.out.println("N is "+ n);
    }

The output is like below.
Enter a number -
5
Enter another number -
5
Count - 1
Enter another number -
5
Count - 1
Enter another number -
5
Count - 1
Enter another number -
5
Count - 1
Enter another number -
5
Count - 1
Enter another number -
5
Count - 1
N is 5

A: Your Loop is working. According to your code you have to give two input values. Have put comments in your code where you request the inputs. According to the code the loop will run number of times which you enter as the **input 1(n)** then each an every looping you have to enter the **input 2(number)** value

import java.util.*;
import java.lang.*;

class Rextester
{
    public static void main(String args[])
    {
        Scanner in=new Scanner(System.in); //Input 1
        int n=in.nextInt();
        int number;
        for(int i=0;i<=n;i++){
            int count=0;
            number=in.nextInt(); //Input 2
            while(number!=0){
                count++;
                number=number/10;
                }System.out.println(count);

        }System.out.println(n);
    }
}


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Would like to figure out just what the heck has plagued our garden for the last 18 years. It's a rhizome, perennial, about 4" - 6" tall, no flowers, has a leaf similar to poison ivy but clearly isn't.
Bishop's weed is hard to control, but it is possible.
They do produce all green leafed plants which are highly invasive. The leaf structure and growing pattern you describe matches.
The article refers to the green leafed variety.
I have not found anything else that matches.
I believe this to be the solid variation of Snow On The Mountain or Bishops Weed.
It is a vigorous growing rhizome.
Did some reading last night. Perhaps I will just feed it to my husband, or grind it into a poultice for my sister. Throw it in a salad and see if anyone notices. We blacktopped over the patch (about 40ft x 10ft) on the other side of the driveway some fifteen years ago, and it still creeps out the edge! The only place I have it now is in the flower bed at the front of the house, it's sneaking in under the fence from the public walkway on the other side. If it wasn't for the little kids using the walkway, I'd Round-Up the hell out of it weekly until it finally gave up.
I've never seen it flower...but my most pressing question - is it possible to get rid of it? If so, how?
There is no flower produced by this plant. The link to snow on the mountain indicates a two-toned leaf. This is monotone.


You can click and grag on this photo to control the cameras movement. I had never come across a 3D photo until a friend of mine sent me this one in an email. Hope your computer software can display it.
Looks like the chipmunk that was trying to steal my baking muffin on one of my last overnight trips to the coast..
realityguy wrote: Looks like the chipmunk that was trying to steal my baking muffin on one of my last overnight trips to the coast..
Oh, Lord. 3D photos are awesome.


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There are no particular symptoms or complaints which are unique to Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy. Symptoms may occur at any stage in a person's life even though the condition may have been present for some time. The reason for the onset of symptoms is often not clear.
What is SCA - Sudden Cardiac Arrest?
Sudden cardiac arrest is often confused with a heart attack. Although a prior heart attack increases one's risk for sudden cardiac arrest, the two are quite different, with distinct risk factors, treatment options and outcomes.
A circulation problem of the heart causes a heart attack when one or more of the arteries delivering blood to the heart are blocked. Oxygen in the blood cannot reach the heart muscle, and the heart muscle becomes damaged. You can think of a heart attack as a "plumbing problem" in the heart.
This damage to the heart muscle can lead to disturbances of the heart's electrical system. And a malfunction of the heart's electrical system may cause dangerously fast heart rhythms that can lead to sudden cardiac arrest.
In contrast to a heart attack, sudden cardiac arrest is caused by an "electrical problem" in the heart. It occurs when the heart's lower chambers (ventricles) suddenly develop a rapid, irregular rhythm (ventricular fibrillation) causing the ventricles to quiver rather than contract. The chaotic quivering motion of the ventricles renders the heart an ineffective pump that can no longer supply the body and brain with oxygen.
Within seconds, the person loses consciousness and has no pulse. Only immediate emergency treatment, such as cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and external defibrillation, can prevent death from sudden cardiac arrest. Time is key to surviving sudden cardiac arrest, with chances of survival decreasing about 10 percent every minute without defibrillation. The American Heart Association recommends defibrillation within five minutes of collapse or sooner.


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I know that, no matter what, I won't be satisfied with this review.
Trying to fit my own feelings about the book in 650 words, when considering the rich decade-old debate already surrounding the book, is somewhat intimidating. But I'll give it a good try.
Atlas Shrugged starts as hard-core industrial fiction detailing the tribulations of a railroad company. All is not well in that world, though, as lassitude and plain apathy seems to corrupt society from within. Our heroine Dagny Taggart does her best to succeed, but she ultimately comes to realize that someone, behind the scenes, is doing his best to stop the motor of the world. "Who is John Galt?" indeed.
It doesn't take a long time to figure out that Atlas Shrugged is not only science-fiction (it is!), but that it takes place in an alternate pocket universe with scant relation to ours. The curiously Soviet industrial feel of the book, with its pronounced brushed-steel aesthetics, is a dead giveaway. So are the ridiculously convoluted relationships between the thirty or so characters populating the book. Yes, Atlas Shrugged is one of those imagined worlds where everyone knows each other. (This becomes very handy whenever Rand gets around to postulating her main conceit, which depends on a few dozen people around the country.) The psychology of any of the characters is also incompatible with our reality, from the impossibly virtuous protagonists to the cackling villains. The antagonists of Atlas Shrugged are so impossibly evil and idiotic that you can only wonder at how they're supposed to form an effective force. Rand stacks the deck a wee bit too much in her favor to make an impact. It just ends up being laughable.
And frankly, once I started giggling at Atlas Shrugged, it proved very difficult to stop. Strip the empress of her clothes, and Rand becomes a humorist. Brain-damaged characters spouting contrived slogans in a made-up universe; funny! Chapter VII "This is John Galt Speaking", a fifty-page monologue clumsily stuck in the narrative; hilarious! The conviction by which Rand's protagonists are so certain of what they're doing; riotous!
As you may gather, I wasn't completely convinced by Rand's philosophy, or even her narrative. It surprised me somewhat; as someone routinely accused of having too much faith in other people's rationality, I should be a prime candidate for Rand's "Objectivist" philosophy.
Price of the paperback: .50c at a garage sale.
Time to read the book: Two weeks.
Being amused by Objectivism: Priceless!


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package com.app.rahul.build_it_bigger;

import android.content.Context;
import android.content.Intent;
import android.os.AsyncTask;
import android.view.View;
import android.widget.ProgressBar;

import com.app.rahul.build_it_bigger.backend.myApi.MyApi;
import com.google.android.gms.ads.AdListener;
import com.google.android.gms.ads.AdRequest;
import com.google.android.gms.ads.InterstitialAd;
import com.google.api.client.extensions.android.http.AndroidHttp;
import com.google.api.client.extensions.android.json.AndroidJsonFactory;
import com.rahul.joke_display_lib.DisplayJokeActivity;

class EndpointsAsyncTask extends AsyncTask<Void, Void, String> {
    private Context mContext;
    private String mResult;
    private InterstitialAd mInterstitialAd;
    private ProgressBar mProgressBar;
    private MyApi myApiService;

    public EndpointsAsyncTask(Context context, ProgressBar progressBar) {
        this.mContext = context;
        this.mProgressBar = progressBar;
    }

    @Override
    protected void onPreExecute() {
        super.onPreExecute();
        if (mProgressBar != null) {
            mProgressBar.setVisibility(View.VISIBLE);
        }
    }

    @Override
    protected String doInBackground(Void... params) {
        if (myApiService == null) {
            MyApi.Builder builder = new MyApi.Builder(AndroidHttp.newCompatibleTransport(),
                    new AndroidJsonFactory(), null)
                    .setRootUrl(mContext.getString(R.string.root_url_api));
            myApiService = builder.build();
        }
        try {
            return myApiService.tellJoke().execute().getJoke();
        } catch (Exception e) {
            return e.getMessage();
        }
    }

    @Override
    protected void onPostExecute(String result) {
        super.onPostExecute(result);
        mResult = result;
        // Setting the interstitial ad
        mInterstitialAd = new InterstitialAd(mContext);
        mInterstitialAd.setAdUnitId(mContext.getString(R.string.interstitial_ad_unit_id));
        mInterstitialAd.setAdListener(new AdListener() {
            @Override
            public void onAdLoaded() {
                super.onAdLoaded();
                if (mProgressBar != null) {
                    mProgressBar.setVisibility(View.GONE);
                }
                mInterstitialAd.show();
            }

            @Override
            public void onAdFailedToLoad(int errorCode) {
                super.onAdFailedToLoad(errorCode);
                if (mProgressBar != null) {
                    mProgressBar.setVisibility(View.GONE);
                }
                startJokeDisplayActivity(false);
            }

            @Override
            public void onAdClosed() {
                startJokeDisplayActivity(true);
            }
        });
        AdRequest ar = new AdRequest
                .Builder()
                .addTestDevice(AdRequest.DEVICE_ID_EMULATOR)
                .addTestDevice(mContext.getString(R.string.device_id))
                .build();
        mInterstitialAd.loadAd(ar);
    }

    private void startJokeDisplayActivity(boolean isAdLoaded) {
        Intent intent = new Intent(mContext, DisplayJokeActivity.class);
        if (!isAdLoaded)
            mResult = mContext.getString(R.string.error_occurred);

        intent.putExtra(DisplayJokeActivity.EXTRA_INTENT_JOKE, mResult);
        intent.addFlags(Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_NEW_TASK);
        mContext.startActivity(intent);
    }

}

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