The best way to a region championship is by winning all your games within the region.
Starkville did that in Class 6A and Noxubee County did that in Class 4A a year ago.
Already this season, several teams are off to high-flying stars in their regions.
Columbus, Starkville, Noxubee County and Aberdeen are all beaten in region play. It will be interesting to see how many can keep that up.
1. Can Columbus move to 4-0 in region play?
Columbus is headed where no other Columbus team has gone before.
At 3-0 in region play for the first time, Columbus is back on the road for a huge showdown with Southaven.
The Falcons will need to play turnover-free ball and play loose as usual to keep the win streak going.
2. How about Starkville - pencil them in for 4-0 as well?
Madison Central is still trying to get its house in order with Brad Peterson as the new coach.
The Jaguars are 4-4 and have been up and down as that record indicates.
Meanwhile, Starkville is on another planet. The Yellow Jackets are steam rolling hapless opposition. We will see if they can win the first 13 games as they did a year ago.
3. Can Aberdeen pull of a third straight shutout?
Aberdeen has rolled to region shut out wins over Mooreville and Hatley by a combined scores of 76-0.
It is possible the Bulldogs could pull off five straight region shut outs. After all, they are the class of the region.
South Pontotoc is 2-6 overall and struggling to score. No reason to think that will change.
4. Don't we love the Louisville-Noxubee County rivalry?
Known as the "Toothpick bowl," the Louisville-Noxubee County rivalry has produced several thrillers since toothpick lover M.C. Miller left Noxubee County to take over Louisville several years ago.
This season, the teams appear to be even again from a talent standpoint.
Louisville is 6-2, while Noxubee County is 4-4. Granted, we know the Tigers have underachieved. This should again be a fun one.
5. Can Columbus Christian grab back-to-back wins?
Fresh off a district win over Deer Creek Academy, Columbus Christian will look to make it two in a row when Carroll Academy comes to town.
Dawson Shaw did it all in last week's win with touchdowns through the air, on the ground and on defense.
He may need to do that again.


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The Bali Spirit Festival is a fun festival that brings together yoga, music and dance into one fun event.
Held in Ubud each year, this event has grown over the years, so much so that it attracts thousands of visitors from all over the world.
The energetic Bali Spirit Festival is held at different venues in the town of Ubud which is located in the centre of Bali Island. One of the main venues will be the Bhanuswari Resort which is located just 30 minutes drive to the East of central Ubud, surrounded by lush green rice fields.
During the day, there are heaps of activities scheduled including yoga workshops, traditional Balinese performances, Bhakti Music, Kirtan, Capoeira, meditation, sound healing and ecstatic dance. You can also take part in some of the information seminars which focus on health, nutrition, self-help and Vedic astrology, just to name a few. You can take part in any of the yoga workshops, bring your own mat if you are able however there will be a limited number of yoga mats are available for sale at the festival venue.
At night time, there will be music concerts with a huge line up of acts including traditional Balinese music, DJ's and electronic music.
For kids, there will be arts and crafts, dance and music workshops, storytelling plus so much. Most materials are provided so the kids don't have to bring anything. The festival will also kick off with a Community Day (also named Family Day). Here, you will find classes, performances and workshops for families and children with all proceeds funding the festival Outreach Programs – AYO! Kita Bicara HIV & AIDS and Bali ReGreen.
There will be a shuttle service between the town of Ubud and the daytime and nighttime festival venues. If you want to use the shuttle, then make sure to purchase an 'Abundance Pass' or a 'Spirit Shuttle Pass' to be able to use the shuttle service.


Terrorist groups in recent times have increasingly turned to drug trafficking to finance operations, and the U.S. Attorney in Manhattan is responding.
In the past year, there have been reports of such groups as Hezbollah in Lebanon and the Revolutionary Armed Forces in Colomobia trafficking in drugs to support operations.
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MongoDB supports no more than 100 levels of nesting for BSON documents.

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Tax Expenditures (credits, deductions, special rates, deferrals and exclusions) are the worst part of the budget.
The chart at left combines the U.S. Treasury's projections through 2016 with tax expenditure spending estimates for the same time frame prepared by the Tax Policy Center.
In the short term the projections show revenue going up and spending going down. This suggests that budget and tax reform may not be quite as urgent as some in the "fix the debt" crowd have suggested. There is time to make sure that the economy recovers from the Great Recession and the unemployment rate comes down before finalizing consensus on much needed, "once in a generation" tax reform. A growing number of advocates want tax reform that will reverse the long term decline of the poor and middle class.
The Government took potentially significant steps towards fiscal sustainability by enacting: (1) the ACA in 2010 and (2) the BCA in 2011. The ACA holds the prospect of lowering the long-term per beneficiary spending growth for Medicare and Medicaid, and the BCA significantly curtails discretionary spending. Together, these two laws substantially reduce the estimated long-term fiscal gap. But even with these new laws, the Government's debt-to-GDP ratio is projected to increase continuously over the next 75 years and beyond if current policy is kept in place, which implies that current policy is not sustainable. Subject to the important caveat that changes in policy not be so abrupt that they slow the economy's recovery, the sooner policies are put in place to avert these trends, the smaller the revenue increases and/or spending decreases will need to be to return the Government to a sustainable fiscal path.
The introduction to the Financial Report contains "Chart 5: History and Current Policy Projections for Receipts, Non-Interest Spending and Total Spending" which has been adapted and reprinted below.
The projected cumulative deficits will cause spending for interest (on the mounting debt) to escalate at an alarming rate. The debt to GDP ratio was, "73 percent at the end of fiscal year 2012 and under current policy is projected to be 78 percent in 2022, 145 percent in 2042, and 395 percent in 2087," according to the report.
Treasury suggests that fiscal prudence requires an almost immediate increase of the average primary surplus to 2.7% of GDP between 2013 and 2087. This translates to a combination of tax increases and spending cuts of about $420 billion a year in present dollars. The President and Congress have been generally considering reforms which are a fraction of this amount. If nothing is done about the deficit until 2023, an average surplus of 3.2% of GDP will be needed; and if congress waits until 2033 to fix the problem, an average surplus of 4.1% of GDP will be needed.


I pointed this chap out to a teacher, who had his group in tow. I was pleasantly surprised when he immediately showed interest – lucky kids!! I explained that it was a tree frog and he in turn said they should be much smaller. He had done his homework (ha ha) and knew the rare Romer's Tree Frog is found at the reserve but they are tiny, nocturnal and rarely seen. He brought the children over and I showed them the images on my LCD screen. Quite made my day. The catch light is from a flash I used with a diffuser – very low power.
In the same area I saw a dragonfly having lunch.
Dragonflies are right little carnivores and gobble up the mozzies. Sadly not all of them as I was bitten many times today. I am lucky that I react benignly but my poor wife suffers really badly if bitten. She went shopping to be on the safe side.
Of course not all odonata had their minds on lunch.
This looks a bit bright to me but it is a pair of Orange-tailed sprites dancing the fandango. Or something like that. And some just like showing off their aeronautical skills.
I did not neglect the flora either.
And finally, as it is clearly Spring, another couple looking alarmed. Oh no, we've been spotted!!
So that was it – I did get soaked, but only from the humidity. And all in a good cause. All feedback appreciated.
More and more I see images that have a marked soft focus effect. As I am keen to broaden my armory of PS "skills" I did a bit of trawling last night and most of the sites I visited seem to focus only on the use of the Gaussian Blur filter. Is that it? Nothing more complicated? Tsk, tsk. What a disappointment.
The challenge in my mind is when is enough enough and when is too much, too much?
So I started gently. Here is my effort with the original frame below.
I can't help feeling I prefer the original. Maybe I have overdone the blur – I used a radius of about 8 and the dialed back the opacity to ~65%. What do you think?
Is this a technique you like and/or use?
Once upon a time there was a photographer, who enjoyed experimenting with close-ups. Let's be pompous and call them macros. He thought he was making decent progress on his path to enlightenment. Then the wheels came off.
That photographer of course is me. I had not been out in the field for over a week and so today, despite the usual overcast conditions, the omnipresent threat of rain and the knowledge that the mozzies would be out in force, I sallied forth. Very little seemed to go right. The damselflies were just too much of a stretch for my 180mm lens, even with a 1.4x TC. The spider webs were moving just ever so slightly. The butterflies were too nervous if I moved the tripod just a fraction closer. The drizzle came at exactly the wrong time. Try as I might I could not get the flash to do what I wanted.
The last point is beginning to irritate me. I like very much Robert Thompson's book, Close Up On Insects. It is 12 years old now but has not aged much and I reread more than once Chapter 8, Working with flash. Still I find it immensely hard to get nicely balanced lighting. Sometimes there is too much glare, sometimes the backgrounds are blacked out through light fall off, sometimes there are ugly reflections. I try diffusers and flash compensation but I have not yet mastered flash or even approached what I consider acceptable.
So the pickings this morning were thin. I'll start with one that did work, roughly. This is natural light. I saw this ethereally pale flutter out of the corner of my eye and as I turned it settled. It is, I believe, a newly emerged or teneral damselfly.
Now a shot that did have flash. This is a skipper. I think it is a Common straight swift but please correct me if I am wrong.
This looked really nice on my camera LCD screen but I find it just a little too small in the frame (this is a crop) and the colour too solid and bold.
This is the same butterfly, turning round to stare at the camera. Why wasn't I closer? Because each time I edged forward it flew and I had to wait patiently for the skipper to resettle.
The next one is ok-ish. I shot the full moth, using flash, then cropped it to make it 'different' from the standard portrait. The moth is common and was sheltering from the rain.
Now here is a flash image that I don't like much but it served its purpose.
Note the dark background, the eyes have large catchlights and the damsels look plastic to me. Hmmmm. What can I do to improve this? I really need some guidance.
Another candidate for the biggest flashdisaster in the world.
This little chap fascinated me but I could not find a way of getting a decent angle so I'm shooting across it from back to front. It's probably less than 1cm long. The reflections are horrible, the colours…. well I'm not sure whether the blue is natural or not. And DoF is shallow. What should I have done here or is the answer simply to decline the shot? You can see the flash fell away sharply so the background is horribly unnatural.
I tried to stack this but failed. Even this was moving in the viewfinder. I also should have metered the shots individually as I found some of the stack input shots had huge pools of glare in the white core area. And that was without flash. I deleted all of the stack shots except the first one. This was my only 'keeper'. It is more of a 'learner' than a 'keeper'.
Now as I sit in the study looking towards the other side of the bay, I see rain, lightning, the odd swift braving the elements and lots of low cloud. It does not bode well for tomorrow. But frustrated as I am with these shots, spare a thought please for my pal who has been taken ill. When you see a good (younger) friend incapacitated and still unsure what ails him, it puts the flash challenge in perspective.
My brief reacquaintance with the concept of work was a lot of fun, full on intense and reasonably successful. It did not however tempt me back into the ranks of the permanently employed. I saw a suggestion today that all the over 50s should retire / resign to give the younger generations a chance. Well I've done my bit. All I want in return is a better understanding of how my flash (EX 580) works.


The BGS facilitate collaborations with Universities across the UK through joint ventures and appointments. This is to allow us to jointly identify and solve large science problems in a collaborative environment.
BGS funds a number of PhD students in collaboration with UK universities. All of our PhDs for 2014 are in collaboration with a Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) Doctoral Training Partnership (DTP).
Contact Dr Jon Naden for more information.
The Centre for Environmental Geochemistry combines the University of Nottingham's and BGS's strengths, focussing on the use of geochemistry in research, training and teaching around reconstructing past environmental and climate change, biogeochemical cycling including pollution typing/provenance and the use of geochemical tools for research into the subsurface.
Contact Prof Melanie Leng for more information.
A unique degree in Environmental Geoscience has been launched at The University of Nottingham in collaboration with the BGS.
The Environmental Geoscience course welcomed its first students in October 2014, who will benefit from the expertise of staff from the world's oldest national geological survey and the UK's premier centre for earth science information and expertise as well as internationally renowned academics in one of the leading geography departments in the country.
Twenty-first century environmental geoscience is about people and their interaction with the environment. How do people use natural resources such as building materials, groundwater, oil and gas, and how can the environmental and social impact of this use be managed?
These are issues which geoscientists have been grappling with for a long time, so this degree is an exciting opportunity for students to draw on natural and social science expertise in becoming the next generation of environmental geoscience professionals.
This course is provided by the School of Geography in conjunction with the BGS. Most teaching will take place on University Park Campus with opportunities to spend time at the BGS in nearby Keyworth.
The course will equip students with skills relevant to the employment market and attuned to the climate, environmental and geographical challenges that will face governments and communities during the 21st century.
Year one: The first year is largely made up of compulsory modules to ensure students have the key foundation level knowledge that will be built upon in years two and three. This includes introductions to atmospheric, oceanic, geological and biogeographical systems, as well as to environmental change.
Year two and three: As well as core modules in geology and techniques training, students will have the option to choose from a range of physical geography modules. In the third year, students submit a 10 000-word dissertation based on a research topic of their choice.
More information about the University of Nottingham Environmental Geoscience BSc.
The GeoEnergy Research Centre (GERC) is a pioneering joint venture co-established by BGS and the University of Nottingham.
Contact Professor Sean Rigby for more information.
Professor Sean Rigby (University of Nottingham).
Prof Melanie Leng (University of Nottingham). Melanie is Director of the Stable Isotope Facility (BGS) and Director of Centre for Environmental Geochemistry (University of Nottingham-BGS).
Dr Xiang Li (China University of Petroleum). Xiang Li researches advanced seismic analysis including anisotropy and rock physics with BGS.
Dr Kathryn Moore (University of Exeter). Kathryn studies metal resource economics at Camborne School of Mines with BGS.
The Midlands Energy Consortium comprises the University of Birmingham, Loughborough University, the University of Nottingham and BGS. The Midlands Energy Consortium is honoured to host the new Energy Technologies Institute (ETI) — a public-private partnership established to speed up the deployment of new low-carbon energy technologies in support of the UK's energy and climate change goals.
Contact Prof Michael Stephenson for more information.
The new Oil and Gas NERC Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT) will focus on creating a highly skilled workforce with expertise that can be used across the wider energy and environmental sectors, as well as filling skills gaps in the oil and gas sector. This will equip the industry with the skills needed to reduce the environmental impact of oil and gas exploration and extraction.
Contact Prof Mike Stephenson for more information.
The Scottish Carbon Capture and Storage (SCCS) is an established centre co-founded by Edinburgh University, Heriot-Watt University and BGS. Founded in 2005, SCCS is funded by the Scottish Funding Council (SFC) and the Energy Technology Partnership (ETP). SCCS accelerates the development of CO2 transportation, capture and subsurface storage. It has particular value to BGS in being close to the Scottish Government, it being an example of a local centre that very successfully 'pulls local funding levers'.
BGS and Heriot-Watt University are joining forces to create a new centre for earth and marine science and technology. Based at Heriot-Watt's Edinburgh campus, the Sir Charles Lyell Centre will be one of Europe's leading centres for research and expertise in the earth and marine sciences.


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'Python Patrol' targets giant snakes of South Florida
"Python Patrol" aims to keep giant Burmese pythons from reaching Florida Keys
Pet owners have been dumping the snakes in the Everglades
Burmese pythons can grow more than 20 feet long and eat animals whole
The snakes "are eating a lot of our endangered species," conservationist says
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By Kim Segal and John Zarrella
MARATHON, Florida (CNN) -- Juan Lopez reads meters with one eye and looks for snakes with the other. Lopez is a member of the "Python Patrol," a team of utility workers, wildlife officials, park rangers and police trying to keep Burmese pythons from gaining a foothold in the Florida Keys.
Members of the Python Patrol show off a giant snake that stretched more than 20 feet.
Officials say the pythons -- which can grow to 20 feet long and eat large animals whole -- are being ditched by pet owners in the Florida Everglades, threatening the region's endangered species and its ecosystem.
"Right now, we have our fingers crossed that they haven't come this far yet, but if they do, we are prepared," Lopez said.
Burmese Pythons are rarely seen in the middle Florida Keys, where Lopez works. The Nature Conservancy wants to keep it that way. Watch huge python wrap around a CNN reporter »
The Python Patrol program was started by Alison Higgins, the Nature Conservancy's Florida Keys conservation manager. She describes it as an "early detection, rapid response" program made up of professionals who work outside.
Eight Burmese pythons have been found in the Keys.
"If we can keep them from spreading and breeding, then we're that much more ahead of the problem," Higgins said.
Utility workers, wildlife officials and police officers recently attended a three-hour class about capturing the enormously large snakes. Lt. Jeffrey L. Fobb of the Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Venom Response Unit taught the participants how to capture pythons.
"There's no immutable laws of snake catching. It's what works," Fobb said as he demonstrated catching a snake with hooks, bags, blankets and his hands.
"We're doing it in the Florida Keys because we have a lot to protect," Higgins said. "The Burmese pythons that are coming out of the Everglades are eating a lot of our endangered species and other creatures, and we want to make sure they don't breed here."
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Prehistoric 'monster snake' remains discovered
Where the snakes are breeding is just north of the Keys in Everglades National Park. An estimated 30,000 Burmese pythons live in the park.
The Everglades, known as the "River of Grass," is a vast area with a climate perfect for these pythons to hide and breed. And breed they do: The largest clutches of eggs found in the Everglades have numbered up to 83.
The snakes grow like they're on steroids. With a life span of 30 years, these pythons can weigh as much as 200 pounds. And the larger the snake, the bigger the prey. Biologists have found endangered wood rats, birds, bobcats and other animals in their stomachs.
Two 5-foot-long alligators were found in the stomachs of Burmese pythons that were caught and necropsied, officials say.
Officials also say Burmese pythons can travel 1.6 miles a day by land, and they can swim to reach areas outside the Everglades.
This nonvenomous species was brought into the United States from Southeast Asia. Everglades National Park spokeswoman Linda Friar says biologists believe that well-intended pet owners are to blame for their introduction into the Everglades.
"These pets were released by owners that do not understand the threat to the ecosystem," she said.
Higgins says 99,000 of the popular pets were brought into the United States from 1996 to 2006, the most recent data available. She says they are an easy species to breed, and you can buy a hatchling for as little as $20.
The problem with these pets, Friar says, is that they get too big for their owners to handle. Making the owner aware of what to expect when the animal becomes full-grown is a priority.
"The pet trade is pretty supportive in educating people," Friar said. She hopes a "Don't let it loose" message campaign makes an impact on pet owners.
Florida Sen. Bill Nelson, a supporter of restoring the Everglades, has introduced a bill that would ban importing the python species into the United States. The senator saw the need after learning about the effect these snakes were having on the park.
"Finding out many endangered species are being found in the stomach of the python," Nelson spokeswoman Susie Quinn said, "we need to do a better job at protecting the resources."
In the meantime, Lopez and the Python Patrol will continue to protect the Florida Keys by capturing the snakes and turning them over to biologists to perform necropsies. The Nature Conservancy plans to expand the program to all the areas that surround the Everglades, making these predators their prey.
"I would like to find them and get rid of them," Lopez said.
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Take a gamble and win big.
Asphalt 8: Airborne's due to hit the iOS and Android app stores later this week, and we've checked out each track to provide you with strategies to get the most from each race.
Today, we hit the gambling town of Nevada, where the following tips will help you hit the jackpot.
-The race begins on a straight path, so quickly use boost and knock a few cars out of the way. Not only will this give you much greater position, but you'll also build momentum and have some Nitros on hand.
-From there, the path will divide between a main road to your right and a bending canyon to your left. The canyon is the shorter route, with Nitro scattered here and there, but the right path, while a bit longer, has more Nitros, especially gold ones. It's up to you which path you want to take, but either way, you'll stay in the hunt; be mindful of the canyon's big drop.
-The road will divide again soon after, between the main road on the left and a dam on the right. The dam is the best route, as you'll find both jumps and Nitros to take advantage of. That said, don't take the first ramp you come across around the corner. Drive on by and you'll find nitro.
-After the dam, go past the corkscrew jump - or take it if you want - and you'll see an expressway. Hit the main ramp with top speed and you'll fly over, not only earning Nitro from the height, but also scoring an extra blue or gold Nitro, depending where you go over the bridge.
-Following that, you'll have a chance to break away with a dirt road on the left. That's the fastest path available, with a jump to an overhead bridge. If you miss it, you'll come across construction. The upper path is the way to go with more ramps, but if you miss your chance to get up there, don't worry. There are more ramps on the ground that will catapult you higher.
-After getting past the bridge, you'll end up in some service tunnels. Going left or right works as far as collecting Nitros and gaining speed, but you'll eventually want to move right. You'll find a spillway pipe, where you can pick up some extra Nitros and coast along the walls. You'll shoot over a big jump, which will earn the extra boost needed to cross the finish line in style.
Asphalt 8: Airborne releases August 22nd for iOS and Android devices.


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I am very excited to be exhibiting for the first time at the Craft Festival. I invite you to come and see my vibrant cushions, tea towels, shopping bags, prints and greetings cards. Get ideas on freshening up your home.
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Q: `aws s3 ls ` works on local machine, but on EC2 NoSuchBucket error When I use the command aws s3 ls on both my EC2 machine and local Macbook, the output is the same, it lists all the buckets in S3. aws configure has the exact same ID, secret key, region, output format.
However, when I actually go to look at the contents of a bucket using the command aws s3 ls <bucket-name>, my local machine correctly lists all the items, while my EC2 responds with:
A client error (NoSuchBucket) occurred when calling the ListObjects operation: The specified bucket does not exist.
The EC2 machine can clearly communicate with the account correctly, but why would it not be able to list bucket contents when my local machine can? I don't see any permissions that would let my machine access it when the EC2 can't.

A: This isn't a complete answer but a workaround. The output of when using --debug like helloV suggested showed that the command was using the bucket name with the first 5 characters removed. When I added 5 random characters to the front of the bucket name (like .....bucket-name as opposed to bucket-name) it works and properly lists the content. If anyone has any clue as to why this is I would like to know.


It's been H-O-T around here lately, so its been lightweight bases for me! I've been slapping on my Chanel Vitalumiere Aqua with my fingers to get 'er done.
To give a bit more shape back into my face I am still loving my NYX Highlight & Contour Pro Palette for contouring and highlighting my cheekbones lightly. I'm not going for Kim K here people. I've then put a bit of colour on the cheeks with a pop of Illamasqua Blusher in Tremble, a long time favourite.
I've been using my trusty Laura Mercier Caviar Stick in Burnished Bronze to smudge all over the lid for a nice coppery plum base that won't melt away. Then the play time comes in with the new Buxom Customizable Eyeshadow Bar – six shades I picked out myself (review to come this week, but a heads up: they're all kinds of gorgeous!). I swept Glitz Factor in the outer crease, patted Mink Magnet on the lid and buffed Filthy Rich in the outer corner.
I completed the look with a smudging of the purple plum Urban Decay 24/7 Glide on Pencil in Delinquent on the lower lash line, and Demolition on the upper lash line. Lashings of Benefit's Roller Lash Mascara brought it all home!
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Most people have mobile phones today. In the past these devices were primarily used to call and send text messages. In addition, all mobiles have at least an ability to keep an address book. There is a new generation of mobile devices that come with Internet access, built-in video cameras and the ability to install additional software. These smart phones can be very convenient and provide you with very powerful and useful tools. These phones contain a lot of private data and, unfortunately, a phone can be lost easily. The following chapter deals with some methods to use them more secure.
Physical security - A phone can be confiscated or stolen. If you are a journalist, your address book might be of special interest: it can be used just to gain knowledge of your network or for further social engineering. As a minimum safety measure you should always enable some kind of password protection on your phone (not just on your SIM card).
Voice - Although the voice on a GSM (mobile phone) channel is encrypted, this encryption was hacked some time ago and is not considered safe any more. Furthermore, if you do not trust the network(s) you are using it has never been safe. Normal VoIP communications are very insecure as they are not encrypted. Some other VoIP services use some kind of encryption.
Smartphones - Smartphones are quite new, and unfortunately most advanced (and even some basic) ways of securing that are available on normal computers are not available on smartphones. They pose additional risk since you are also using them for things like agendas, and personal note taking. Also not all applications in an appstore or market are safe to use, because there are a considerable number of malware apps on the market which are passing your personal data to other companies. You should always check if the app's you want to use can be trusted. Internet on your mobile device is subject to the same problems as all wireless communications. Read the chapter on VPN for mobile devices to improve this.
Prepaid sim cards - In some countries you are still able to use prepaid locally bought SIMcards without identifying yourself. Beware that your phone also has a unique identifier (known as the IMEI number) so switching SIM cards will will not guarantee to protect your privacy.
The following chapters will deal with different methods that are available today to secure your mobile communications. Note that mobile phone security in particular is developing very fast and users should check out the current status of premier open source efforts like the Guardian Project (guardianproject.info).


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HKU start-up company High Performance Solution Limited was awarded Gold Medal, Top 10 Best Invention Awards, and the Special Award in 5th International Invention Innovation Competition in Canada (iCAN 2020). The team formed by Dr. Shien-Ping Feng, Dr. Vivian Huang, Ms. Xinya Wu, and Mr. Chunlin Pang invented the Direct Thermal Charging Cell (DTCC). Among the team, Dr. Vivian Huang also received the Best Woman Inventor Award. DTCCs offer efficient conversion from low-grade heat to electricity, which surpasses all existing thermoelectric and thermo-electrochemical technologies in the low-grade heat regime. DTCCs have uniqueness and advantages for practical application including a wide operation window, an isothermal and continuous charging/discharging operation, a low-cost, bendable, simple system and the ability to form stacks of cells. With the support of the Technology Transfer Office (TTO), the team has translated its startling research discovery to commercially viable products, such as HVAC, smart window and self-powered/wearable technologies.
Meanwhile, another HKU team formed by Prof. Chuyang Tang, Dr. Hao Guo, Mr. Junwei Zhang, Ms. Yan Tung Lo, and Mr. Yulun Wu won the Special Award and was selected as one of the Top 20 Best Invention Awards. Its innovation, entitled Nano-functionalized Porous Membrane Filter for Reusable Face Masks, offers a highly effective filter for PM0.3, PM2.5, and PM10. More importantly, the filter is reusable by being soaked into ethanol and thus, is more sustainable with longer life expectancy.
Another HKU team formed by Prof. Dennis Leung, Dr. Yifei Wang, Dr. Yu Ho Kwok, and Mr. Wending Pan received the Special Award at iCAN 2020. They invented Paper-based Aluminium-Air Battery which utilizes aluminum and ambient air for electricity generation. Its major advantages include low cost, high energy density and great environmental-friendliness.
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Matt Murphy has spent the past twenty years of his life perfecting his craft as a drummer and percussionist. While attending Western Illinois University, Matt had the opportunity to perform with the Grammy Nominated Western Illinois University's Jazz Studio Orchestra, Arturo Sandoval, Clark Terry and Diane Schurr, to name a few. After graduating college, Matt was afforded the opportunity to travel the country with Caribbean/Pop sensations, The Steel Bandits. During his tenure with this outstanding group, Matt was seen playing to sold out venues, arenas and auditoriums from the Sunset Strip in Los Angeles, to the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta, to tours through Europe and practically everywhere in between.
After spending two years with the 'Bandits, he moved on to working several festivals, clinics and concerts throughout North America and Europe, playing with such groups as the Stephen Kummer Trio, Mangú, and Stan Sykes and Company. This gave Matt the unique opportunity to master many styles ranging from Jazz to Latin to the soulful sounds of R 'n B, Motown and beyond. His uncanny knack "to know exactly what to play, and when to play it" has helped Matt successfully take the drum seat in every musical setting.
Beginning in 1998, Matt assumed the responsibility of Musical Director for Norwegian Cruise Line, performing as an artist as well as departmental manager on several of Norwegian's vessels within the fleet of nine ships. It was during that time that Mangú completed a nine-month tour of Miami, Mexico and the Caribbean Islands. They had played for thousands of satisfied audience members at the Latin Music Festival in St. Thomas in 2001. Immediately following that successful tour, Matt was asked to back up the soulful singing sensation Stan Sykes, as part of Stan Sykes and Company. It was during 2001 and 2002 that Stan and the gang, spent time touring Europe, North America and the Hawaiian Islands.
In 2002, Hollywood has called for Matt's knowledge of music in television. Working both in front and behind the camera's lens, Matt can be seen on several television programs starting in 2002, as a sideline musician. Matt is also keeping very busy, working as Music Consultant for the new Partridge Family series for MTV Networks, as well as the internationally famous prime time hit from Warner Brothers, the Gilmore Girls.
Moving to Las Vegas in the fall of 2005 proved to be one of Matt's smartest moves. Within weeks of coming to town, Matt was asked to take the drum seat for "The Rat Pack Tribute". 'This show brings back the good ol' days when Vegas was Vegas. Musically, it's one of my favorite shows and pays homage to some of the finest entertainers the world has ever seen- Frank, Sammy and Dean,' Murphy was quoted saying in an interview after a show. Matt has also been seen around town working for various national touring artists including: Clint Holmes, Ronnie Foster, The Coasters, Platters & Marvelettes, and The Brothers Ali among others.
From 2009-2011, Matt held down the drum seat for International Superstar Charo, as she travels the world promoting her Platinum-Selling Album "Charo on Guitar". Matt also leads his own group The Definitives, performing in such mega-resorts as: Mandarin Oriental Hotel, Mandalay Bay and the TRUMP Tower in Las Vegas. Recently, Matt has been found playing drums for such award-winning theater productions: Smokey Joe's Café, as well as the Rock-Opera TOMMY. The Las Vegas production of Jonathan Larson's Pulitzer Prize-Winning Musical, RENT, showcased Matt playing drums in front of sold-out audiences since it's inception and has been a highlight of Matt's lengthy career.
2017 marked the completion of Matt's highly anticipated tutor, A Drummer's Guide to Afro-Caribbean Grooves. This text has been given numerous accolades from the percussion industry's greatest, authors, performers and educators. As the largest educational resource in the world, Stick Library has brought Matt and his expertise onto their team not only as a Major Contributor, but also as a Musical Director for their percussion-related video projects. The Beginning Drum Series, Latin Drumset Symposium Series and Jazz Drums Series features Matt as an author and educator in hours upon hours of educational footage. As an adjunct professor, Matt has been afforded the opportunity to teach private drum set lessons as well as the History of the Steel Band to students within the percussion program at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. As one could imagine this is quite an honor and Matt takes this opportunity very seriously.
Beginning in October of 2018, Matt was afforded the opportunity to perform at The Crossing: A Christian Church. Depending on the weekend, Matt is using his talents to worship God, as well as performing in front of anywhere from 5,000-7,000 parishioners each Sunday over the course of 4 services.
Matt Murphy is indeed an all-American percussionist who's grooves permeate all musical styles. Matt is a proud endorser for: Drum Workshop drums and hardware, SABIAN cymbals, Aquarian Drumheads, Audix Microphones, Humes and Berg bags and cases, Gruv Gear, Prologix Percussion & Big Fat Snare Drum, Matt is also a international clinician and educator for Drum Workshop and SABIAN Cymbals education team roster.
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Jacob Dalton Stanley graduated in December from Crown Point High School. He completed Marine boot camp on Friday, and flew home to attend his senior class' graduation ceremony. During practice, Principal Chip Pettit reportedly told Stanley that he was not allowed to wear his uniform at the weekend graduation. Stanley decided to wear his dress blues anyway.
The Marines do not have a policy on dress for high school graduations, leaving the decision up to the individual school districts.
It's not just Marine uniforms that are causing controversy throughout the country. In Kokomo, Ind., and Redlands, Calif., high school graduates enlisting in the U.S. Army were not allowed to wear their Army stoles over their robes at graduation.
Joe Velazquez, Elias' father, shared his feelings toward the school's policy against any sort of adornments on graduation day. "It's kinda defeating the purpose of achieving that greatness. We push our kids to strive and try to be better and do the best they can and then we tell them at their grad ceremony we need you to all be the same because we don't want to hurt anyone else's feelings," said he senior Velazquez.
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Rumblings in Jaffna: War was Won, Not Yet the Hearts and Minds of the People
Govt. needs to act more pro-actively to maintain normalcy.
TNA and other parties playing hardline politics while Wigneswaran avoids meetings and plays different card.
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JAFFNA – The crowded restaurant of a luxury hotel in town tells the story of the ever changing social scene nearly six years after the military defeat of Tiger guerrillas. The tables are full. Bottles of red and white wine are emptied by men in fancy T-shirts and jeans. Their female counterparts also in jeans and different tops are a contrast to their local friends or relatives. The locals are mostly in sarong and shirt whilst the women folk are in colourful salwar kameez. They drink fruit juice. Children play hide and seek. With school holidays in some European countries, for these Tamil expatriates, it is family reunion in the northern peninsula.
The wealthy among them are also having it good. They have chosen the luxury of the Sri Lanka Army's picturesque Thal Sevana holiday resort, only a few steps away from the seas of the Palk Strait. For fine dining, there is even a Chinese-built railway compartment on rails, converted into an air conditioned restaurant. A specially-built appendage on one end is the kitchen. The time when the expatriates were accused of funding and helping separatism in Sri Lanka seems mostly gone. Now, they have found safe haven in the heart of the nerve centre of military activity in the north — the Security Forces Headquarters complex in Jaffna. It incorporates establishments of the Army, Navy and the Air Force in a swathe of land that borders the sea.
Even the less fortunate come there with cameras and models wearing heavy make-up with the traditional pottu on the forehead. With the idyllic backdrop of the resort or a non-functional lighthouse nearby, they take photographs that will adorn glossy Tamil magazines here and abroad. Others take a dip in the sea and have their meals at the resort. A far cry from the days when mortar and artillery from these locations pounded guerrilla hideouts. These developments are indications that the wounds of the war are slowly healing. If they have spurned economic activity there is also a harmony of sorts. Yet, it seems not fast enough and some of the danger signals are not difficult to read.
The lack of rains or the searing heat has not deterred the farmer. "I have had a good harvest of onions," says cultivator Ramachandran Aiyathurai (63) of Mavattapuram in Kankesanthurai. "I am happy with the yield of grapes this season," says Vaithiyalingam Thambirasa (72) of Keerimalai. Market places are packed and business is brisk. Crowds form outside liquor sales outlets daily. The peninsula records the highest consumption of alcohol. Drug abuse is on the rise. Minor thefts, too. Ironically, the peninsula has become a hell hole for those who enforce the law. It is here that errant officers of all ranks, found guilty of misdemeanours, are sent on punishment transfer. Troops remain confined largely to their barracks. Men of the Special Task Force, the commando arm of the Police, patrol the streets. They carry Chinese-built T-56 assault rifles instead of the original issue of US built M-16 A1. These men are outnumbered only by traffic policemen present at almost every intersection.
Amid all this, the peninsula is one part of Sri Lanka where activity for the August 17 parliamentary elections is not nascent. The exceptions are the offices of the candidates where supporters are busy or where motley crowds gather at meetings. Posters of candidates adorn a few walls. In others, they have been pulled down by the Police. Other than that, it is business as usual. Not surprisingly, because only 66 per cent cast their votes in this district at the presidential polls in January.
A novel feature perhaps is the entry of a group of battle-hardened Tiger guerrillas who have gone through rehabilitation. They include two bodyguards of their slain leader Velupillai Prabhakaran. Then they went by their nom de guerre – Vendan (also doubled as an Air Wing cadre) and Kathir, who lost one leg in combat. Others are Gamini (leader of an attack group) who also lost a leg, Tulasi (Administrative Secretary), Charles (Artillery Section), Iyal (Computer Operator), Gangai (Pottu Amman's Intelligence Wing), Alakan (their Police under Nadesan), Thani Arasu (Voice of Tigers) and Murugadas (Economic Development Wing). They are contesting as Crusaders for Democracy (CFD) and have been allotted the Spider symbol. This group has added a caveat in their leaflets describing the spider as Puli Muka Shilanthi or the Tiger-faced spider which is a poisonous species. Of course the new name is to remind voters of the two-legged "Panthera Tigris" of sorts or Tiger guerrillas who fought for separation and were militarily defeated in May 2009. A conscious effort to play on the sentiments of the remnants and their sympathisers is not lost.
The CFD is contesting only the Jaffna District. It is led by journalist Nadesapillai Vithyatharan, one time Editor of Uthayan, the largest selling Tamil newspaper here and now Editor of the Tamil website malarum.com. "We wanted to be a part of the TNA. However, its leader Sampanthan rejected our request. He feared we were from Military Intelligence," Vithyatharan told the Sunday Times. He said the TNA leader had also told them that it would be difficult to convince the international community if they were on board. The journalist turned politician boasted confidently that "we would win at least two seats in the peninsula." However, other civil society groups I spoke with were sceptical. Their only mode of campaign was going from house to house distributing leaflets. "We do not have enough resources," complains Vithyatharan.
The main contender is the Tamil National Alliance (TNA) – a composition of four different political parties. They are the Eelam People's Revolutionary Liberation Front (EPRLF), the People's Liberation Organisation of Tamil Eelam (PLOT), the Tamil Eelam Liberation Organisation (TELO) and the Ilankai Tamil Arasu Katchi (ITAK) or the Ceylon Federal Party. Though named TNA, they still go under the official banner of the ITAK since the alliance is yet to be formally registered with the Department of Elections.
A cross section of the people I spoke with were somewhat bitter with the TNA, more particularly with some of its members. Whether this will translate into votes against them is another matter. One of them said the alliance had not been able to find employment for youth in the north even after they supported the UNP Government. He said they had not fulfilled the assurances they gave the people at the presidential election. Another was critical about some members who only helped themselves. One case in point was how one of them obtained an overseas scholarship for his daughter and jobs for others in the family with the help of the former President Mahinda Rajapaksa. Another member had bought a large house though he was financially not sound when he entered politics. Yet another complaint was about Ananthi Shasheetharan, described as a 'vote puller,' not being given TNA candidature. Ananthi is known to adopt a hardline stance and in her speeches often referred to sacrifices made by her husband, Tiger guerrilla Trincomalee Political Wing leader Sinnathurai Sasheetharan alias Elilan. That such hardline ideology still appeals to sections of the populace was evident at a TNA public rally in Maradanmadam, some ten kilometres from here on Thursday July 23. Crowds clapped incessantly when speakers referred to the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) and its leadership.
Paradoxical enough, the absence of any assertive action by the Government, I learnt, was a major contributory factor. This was after the rape and brutal murder of schoolgirl Vithya in May. President Maithripala Sirisena flew in here to console family members of the victim and make a cash donation. It ended there. There was no visible or assertive action by the Police. It created a fear psychosis. A well informed source here said, "People lamented that such dastardly things never happened when the Tiger guerrillas were holding ground" but hurriedly added "they are not saying they (the guerrillas) should return." He said, "They were making the point that people felt they were relatively safe from such acts." As further proof, the source said, was the proliferation of drugs, non-existent when guerrillas held ground. This message seems to have not seeped into the Police hierarchy in Colombo. If it did, they seem to have thought it not fit enough to act forcefully and thus prevejnt the blame from falling on the Government. On the other hand, the Government's own ministries — like Defence and Law and Order — do not appear to have a grasp, leave alone adopting tough measures.
Ananthi had paid her deposit to contest as an independent from the Jaffna District. ITAK leader Mavai Senathirajah had persuaded her to back out on the grounds that she would divide the votes TNA would receive. "You have a future. So wait patiently," Senathirajah told her. Ananthi has also been livid that the TNA does not have a Women's Wing where she could play a more pivotal role.
The TNA's woes have been enhanced by another factor. Their Chief Minister for Northern Province, C.V. Wigneswaran, has neither taken part in the launch of the TNA manifesto nor its election rallies. He has been taking a harder line. During a visit to the United States last month, he told an event held in Los Angeles by the Federation of Tamil Sangams in North America (FeTNA), "….What occurred to us did not pertain to the type of social issues that prevailed in South India; what we were being subjected to was genocide. Recently the Northern Provincial Council passed a unanimous resolution on genocide – it serves as a historical archive of the acts of genocide committed against the Tamil people until now……."
On Thursday, Wigneswaran issued three different statements. The former Supreme Court Judge took what seemed a judicial stance in a "message" he issued on the upcoming elections. "I felt it would be wrong for me to be seen at any political meeting of TNA candidates though it was they who elected me. I am one who would be able to work with whomsoever our people are pleased to elect." Is he referring to divisions within the TNA? Or is he trying to mend fences with Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe after the lecture he received in Washington DC from US Assistant Secretary of State Nisha Biswal? Is the former Judge giving a 'fair trial' to Mahinda Rajapaksa? Alliance leaders have distanced Wigneswaran further after his choice of hosts in London en route to Colombo from the US. Among them were writers and broadcasters who then strongly backed Tiger guerrillas. At least one leading Tamil website (tamilnet.com) ignored the Chief Minister's entire trip. A TNA activist said the "Chief Minister changed his mind and rejected the notion of working with the Government and the UN on a domestic inquiry after the sudden fame he gained among the hard line Tamil diaspora following the Genocide Resolution adopted by the Northern Provincial Council." It is widely known here that he had severed relationships with UN officials in Colombo and their visiting dignitaries.
In a second message, he declared that "under no circumstances should our Representatives accept portfolios until a political solution is found. Otherwise the demands of our people would be dissipated and we would be engulfed by the majority community. The Ministers would be stifled by Cabinet responsibility. It would be the surest way to compromise our rights and aspirations." In a third statement, Wigneswaran appealed, "I call upon our brothers and sisters to choose the best candidates to represent us in Parliament," making clear he was not seeking votes for the TNA. He wanted them to "keep us accountable and at your service. We should cease to be seasonal tourists during election times."
The TNA manifesto, released on July 25 from Maradanamadam, made no reference to any "genocide" charges made by Wigneswaran. It only claims that over a 150,000 have been killed during the 30 years of the conflict. It says "credible estimates point to over 70,000 having been killed in the last stages of the military onslaught"- an assertion hotly contested by the military. Here are some significant highlights.
The Tamil people are entitled to the right to self-determination in keeping with UN International Covenants on Civil and Political Rights and Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, both of which Sri Lanka has acceded to.
Power sharing arrangements must continue to be established as it existed earlier in a unit of a merged Northern and Eastern Provinces based on a Federal structure. The Tamil speaking Muslim historical inhabitants shall be entitled to be beneficiaries of all power-sharing arrangements in the North-East.
Devolution of power on the basis of shared sovereignty shall be over land, law and order, enforcement of the law so as to ensure the safety and security of the Tamil people, socio economic development including inter alia health, education, higher and vocational education, agriculture, fisheries, industries, livestock development, cultural affairs, mustering of resources, both domestic and foreign and fiscal powers.
Direct foreign investment in the North-East should be facilitated resulting in new industries and employment opportunities being created for youth.
That there would be a direct conflict between an elected Government after August 17 parliamentary elections and the TNA, should they agree to work together, becomes inevitable. This is in the light of the TNA's stated policies in the manifesto. If such a Government is from the United National Party (UNP), its position has already been articulated at a news conference in Colombo this week by Deputy Foreign Minister Ajith Perera. He said the United National Party (UNP) rejected the TNA call for a federal structure within a merged Northern and Eastern Province.
"No political party in Sri Lanka would be willing to agree to the TNA demands," SLFP General Secretary Anura Priyadarshana Yapa told the Sunday Times. The SLFP is the main partner in the United People's Freedom Alliance (UPFA). He spoke on the telephone from Kurunegala, from which district he is contesting. He said the "TNA demands amount to a call for a separate state. They (TNA) have to change their attitude." Dinesh Gunawardena, leader of the Mahajana Eksath Peramuna (MEP), a UPFA partner, said from Colombo that "the TNA is trying to woo the extremist elements to an extremist programme. For many years its demands have been rejected. We reject these claims. We are for constitutional changes where power can be shared."
TNA parliamentarian Suresh Premachandran defended the manifesto. He insisted that the TNA commanded the support of the Tamil public both in and outside North and East. He told the Sunday Times, "We are also calling for de-militarisation to the pre-war situation in 1983." He added: "Our manifesto is based on three important issues related to the North and East. We are asking a mandate from the people to resolve them. The top priority would be reaching a lasting solution to the national question. The merger of the North and East is not our invention. It is part of the Indo-Lanka Accord of 1987. It was invalidated by courts because there was a 'technical flaw' in the merger." He says the TNA would not accept a domestic mechanism to probe alleged war crimes.
The TNA has partnered with the London-based Global Tamil Forum (GTF) towards a dialogue with a new Government. A GTF statement said it worked "closely with the TNA as the elected representatives". The GTF said it had "been critical of some of the diplomatic initiatives and achievements made in our adopted countries as well as at international institutions such as the UNHRC." That the Government has had a dialogue with the two of them over reconciliation and related issues including matters before the UN Human Rights Council is known. Yet, how well the TNA will perform this time at the polls will no doubt be a key factor. A fuller endorsement by the voter will strengthen its hand. On the other hand, a poor performance would amount to its rejection.
A drop in population strength in the Jaffna District has led to a reduction of the number of seats from nine to seven. Besides the TNA and the newly emerged Crusaders for Democracy, others in the fray are for 529,239 registered votes in the Jaffna District are the UNP, the UPFA, the Tamil National People's Front (TNPF), the JVP, smaller political parties and six independent groups. A total of 210 candidates are contesting. Neighbouring Wanni, the other district in the North, is being contested by 252 candidates vying for six seats. That is from 18 political parties and ten independent groups.
Former UPFA Minister and Eelam People's Democratic Party (EPDP) leader Douglas Devananda is contesting under the banner of his own party than under the UPFA. Devananda told the Sunday Times, "Our policy is for self-rule in alliance with the Central government. This is only possible through a better understanding and reconciliation among all the communities. This time we are contesting under the symbol of 'Veena' (a musical instrument) after almost a decade. What we have been saying all these years that there is the need to implement the 13th Amendment and build on it phase by phase. The Northern and Eastern provinces can be merged if the people of the two regions favour that. If a referendum is needed Sinhala and Muslim people living in east will not support that. Whoever committed the alleged war crimes should be punished. In the post-war scenario the reconciliation efforts should be given top priority, he adds.
Another in the fray this time is Gajendrakumar Ponnambalam, a lawyer, who is leader of the Tamil National People's Front (TNPF). He is the grandson of the late G.G. Ponnambalam, a reputed lawyer and then leader of the All Ceylon Tamil Congress (ACTC). He told the Sunday Times, "Our main demand is the need for Sri Lanka to be recognised as a multi-ethnic nation belonging to all people living here." He accused the TNA of "lying to the people about a federal solution. The TNA gave up that demand in 2009. That is why I left the TNA to form a new alliance. It has not spoken about a federal system for the past five years. It says that now only to win votes." He said his political party would not accept any kind of domestic inquiry, but "we are for an international probe into alleged war crimes." The TNPF manifesto is being launched here today.
There was a distraction on Friday morning. Vijayakala Maheswaran, UNP candidate and a former Deputy Minister, refused to hoist the Sri Lanka national flag saying she had "never done so." This was when she turned up at the Hindu College playground where the Jaffna Premier League cricket tournament is now under way. Kathiravel Sebwal, who once contested on the SLFP ticket for the Northern Provincial Council, is the organiser of the tournament. He told the Sunday Times, " I gave the first opportunity for Vijayakala Maheswaran to hoist the Sri Lanka national flag. She refused saying she had not done so before." I later asked Hindu College Principal Iyampillai Thayanandarajah and he hoisted it. Vijayakala could not be contacted. Several calls to her mobile phone were answered by a female aide who said she was at different meetings and could not respond to telephone calls. This is notwithstanding her party's unwavering commitment to a unitary Sri Lanka. Her refusal raises many questions including her allegiance to the unitary status of the country and how she would swear an oath if she is elected. It is clear she is also playing to the sentiments of the hard line elements to win votes.
Whilst a seemingly muted polls campaign is under way here, there is also concern in the security establishment over last week's find in the Southern Indian coastal town of Rameshwaram. As reported in these columns, Tamil Nadu Police intercepted a vehicle carrying GPS equipment, 300 grams of cyanide, 75 empty capsules and seven different mobile phones. Krishna Kumar, described as a Sri Lankan and two Indian nationals were arrested and were being interrogated there. As reported in these columns, for Sri Lanka's state intelligence community, the news came as a distraction from monitoring polls countrywide.
The discovery has had its reverberations in the peninsula. One high ranking security source said, "It is becoming increasingly clear Krishna Kumar has assumed the name of a person who is no longer living." He said investigations into his background, after findings by Tamil Nadu Police, are making them draw that conclusion. During interrogation, Kumar had said the items detected in his possession were to be delivered to a party in Jaffna. He had also described his past life. That has raised issue over whether guerrilla remnants are being revived by groups from outside Sri Lanka whose plans are still unclear. Authorities here are still to unravel the would-be recipients of the military items.
Naval intelligence here had also received tip offs about the presence of military items in two different places last week. In one instance, the find was two hand grenades, two cyanide capsules and two rounds of 9 mm ammunition. In the other, there were ten Rocket Propelled Grenades (RPG) which were outdated and cannot be activated. In addition there were ten hand grenades and 750 rounds of 7.62 ammunition. A senior Navy official here declined comment on the discoveries and suggested that the help of Navy Headquarters in Colombo be sought. That these finds came on tip offs from informants have raised questions whether such things are an organised distraction or part of a pattern of events to unfold. "Yet, we are not taking any chances.
The developments are being closely monitored," the security source said. The task of ensuring stability in the peninsula is now in the hands of the Commander of the Security Forces in Jaffna, Major General Nandana Udawatte. Even if his men are not deployed heavily in the streets like in the past years, they have been geared to meet aany eventuality. This is besides helping the Police in their law and order roles during elections, should a necessity arise.
The pledges made to voters by different political parties here for the August 17 parliamentary elections underscore one key element — the need for self-rule — with different interpretations from the contestants. Therein lies a message to the power brokers in Colombo. Six years after the military defeat of Tiger guerrillas that ended a near three decade long war, there has no doubt been dramatic changes. This northern capital, like other adjoining areas, has shown rapid signs of development and a changed face. There is electricity with 220 volts as against voltage drops one experiences in the suburbs of Colombo. Paved roads have facilitated easy movement. Train services have linked the south. So have air conditioned bus services. Yet, there are rumblings in this peninsula as little attention has been paid to hearts and minds. Whilst they await a permanent peace, it would be imperative for those at the helm to retain the normalcy won at great cost to life and limb through the sacrifices made by troops.
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The grass, the flowers, the new life bursting forward, beautiful.
However there is also the cool breeze, the huge temperature changes, the allergies. People do get sick a little easier this time of the year. You immune system will be tested.
What do you do? Firstly eat for spring!
Get the liver or gallbladder energy wrong and we can experience anger and irritability (for women, PMS), depression, insomnia, and an inability to lead or make decisions.
When the liver and gallbladder are out of balance we are susceptible to problems like mus-cle pulls and strains, joint pains and headaches .
The good news is there are many ways to work on your dietary and food preparation habits in order to prevent a major liver/gallbladder meltdown.
GREENS, green, green, green, did I mention green? Spring is associated with the colour green. Consume foods that are rich in chlorophyll (including cereal grasses like wheat or barley grass juice, micro algae like spirulina, blue-green, and chlorella, parsley, kale, swiss chard, and cabbage, things like that) in order to accelerate liver rejuvenation.
STIR FRY, BLANCH. Cook vegetables for a shorter time but at a higher temperature. This way, the food is cooked slightly 'al dente'. Think lightly steaming or minimal simmering.
4. CUT OUT THE HEAVY OILS. Avoid heavy foods which can increase sluggishness in the liver. These include dairy, fried foods, crappy meats and large quantities of nuts (including nut butters).
5. IMMUNE SYSTEM. Make sure to in-crease moderately pungent foods like green onions, garlic, ginger, watercress, mustard greens, turmeric, basil, cardamom, marjoram, cumin, and fennel in your diet. These will help to ease the transition into spring when huge changes in weather make us susceptible to colds, flu, allergies and acute illness. These foods also have a powerful immune boosting qualities.
6. RAW FOOD. Eat more light raw foods, sprouted grains and seeds. Also get some root vegetables such as potatoes, carrots, beets, and turnips into your diet too.
7. BITTER IS BETTER. Increase foods with a slightly bitter quality as these can help your deal with problematic heat and inflammation in the liver. Rye, cos lettuce, asparagus, quinoa, radish leaves, citrus peel, dandelion, chamomile, milk thistle seeds, and oregon grape root all have liver cleansing capabilities. Include these in your diet on a regular basis if you are prone to springtime allergies characterized by itchy, red eyes, runny nose and/or sneezing. These foods can also benefit red, swollen joints.
– When sleepy, have a little nap.
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Q: How to debug my .cpp file using `gdbsource` function in TMB in R? I am writing to implement a Simplex regression in this file (simplex_reg.cpp):
// Simplex Regression
#include <TMB.hpp>
template<class Type>
Type objective_function<Type>::operator() ()
{
  // Data provided from user
  DATA_VECTOR(Y);
  DATA_MATRIX(X);
  DATA_STRING(log);
  // Parameter of the model
  PARAMETER_VECTOR(Beta);
  // Variables used in the programming;
  int n = Y.size();
  vector<Type> eta(n);
  vector<Type> d0(n);
  vector<Type> mu(n);
  Type sd = 0.0;
  Type pi = 3.141593;
  Type nll = 0.0;

  // Linear predictor
  eta = X*Beta;
  // logit is link function, and inv.logit is its inverse and is being applied
  mu = 1/(1+exp(-eta));
  // Density
  d0 = pow((Y-mu),2)/(Y*(1-Y)*pow(mu,2)*pow((1-mu),2));
  sd = sum(d0)/n;
  d0 = -0.5*log(2*pi) -0.5*log(sd) - (3/2)*log(Y*(1-Y)) - (1/(2*sd))*d0;

  if(log == "false"){
    d0 = exp(d0);
  }
  nll = -sum(d0);
  return nll;
}

However, it return an errors when I do compile('simplex_reg.cpp', "-O0 -g"). When I use gdbsource() as below it returns Program returned without errors:
library(TMB)
setwd("~/Google Drive/Mestrado/dissertacao/TMB")
compile('simplex_reg.cpp', "-O0 -g")
gdbsource("Teste.R")

I have already read the Compilation and run time errors, but I couldn't understand how gdbsourcereally works.
So, How do I run the debug/gdbsource into "simplex_reg.cpp" file to find my mistake?
Thanks in advance


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Facts About LAHH Star Miami Tip That You Want to Know
Published Wed Aug 14 2019 By Akki
Miami Tip aka Kenisha Myree is an American reality television personality and musician. She is widely known for her appearance as a supportive member in Vh1 reality TV show; Love & Hip Hop: Miami. She has featured top artists like Xxxtentacion on her song Str8 Shot.
Myree was born on December 30, 1985, in Long Island, New York, and her zodiac is Capricorn. She has a mixed ethnicity of Puerto Rican and African-American. She was raised by a single mother on Springs, Florida and her best friend is Skrawberry.
Here are 10 facts about Miami Tip:
What's her Net Worth?
Miami Tip has a huge net worth of $2 million, where her major source of income is her profession as a reality TV star and rapper. LAHH pay her to check signed with $10,000 at the end of every episode as a supporting cast member.
Tip's massive fortune includes her income from sales of albums and earning from her performance in shows, concerts, and events.
Miami Tip taking a picture with her Mercedes car.
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Drives Mercedes Car
Miami Tip has a black colored Mercedes Benz E63, which price starts from $210,128 as reported by the Cars Guide.
Relationship and Dating Affair
Miami Tip and Keyara Stone are rumored to be dating, where Tip has attracted toward Stone on LAHH. The two has been spotted several times in the romantic situation in the set.
Miami was previously in a relationship with Richard Morales Jr. aka Gunplay, who is a rapper. Gunplay and Tip are co-stars, who has appeared in the VH1 Tv series; Love and Hip Hop; Miami.
Son - Sincere
Kenisha Myree has a handsome son "Sincere" from her previous relationship. He born on September 12, 2004, in Miami, Florida, the USA and his sun sign is Virgo.
Recently on June 4, 2019, Tip post the pictures of her son with her girlfriend on her Instagram sharing special moment before 2019 8th grade prom.
Sincere and his girlfriend poses for a photo before prom night.
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Best Friend- Joseline Hernandez
Kenisha Myree and Joseline Hernandez are the best friends from their teenage days, where the two worked at same clubs as a dancer.
Joseline Hernandez is a Puerto Rican-American reality TV star and rapper, who has appeared in Vh1 reality show Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta. She is also famous for her plastic surgeries rumors.
Worked as a Stripper
Miami Tip used to work as a stripper dancer on the South Beach Strip. She was one of the main attraction of the King Of Diamonds, a famous Miami strip club. Her perform used to be so good, that she used to get more than $10,000 tips per night.
Horrible Accident
Tip was very famous for her fearless sliding moves from 30-foot ceilings as an exotic dancer. In 2012, She got hospitalized after a dangerous fall from a strip pole. She was unconscious for a week and got some serious injuries with her kidney damaged.
Musical Inspiration
After Miami had the traumatic accident, she turned herself as a musician from the stripper. She is one of the top artists of today time in the music industry with four successful albums. According to her interview with the Average Above Hip Hop, Music was the best way to express herself, where her first love and bad experience were her inspiration and she just felt to tell stories about herself to the world.
Miami Tip singing live.
Apart from Kenisha Myree music and acting career; she is also an author. She is a writer of a fiction anthology book "The Bottom Line" based on true events. The book is available online on Amazon.com, where it's cost around $9.99 for kindle and $18.90 for Paperback.
Miami Tip has inked numbers of tattoos on her body and her tattoos have a different meaning of their own. She has inked a flower on her thigh, which means purity and innocence.
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