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Jim Marshall (photographer)
James Joseph Marshall
(1936-02-03)February 3, 1936
Chicago, Illinois, U.S.
March 24, 2010(2010-03-24) (aged 74)
New York City, New York, U.S.
Photojournalist
James Joseph Marshall (February 3, 1936[1] – March 24, 2010) was an American photographer and photojournalist who is best known for his iconic images of musicians of the 1960s and 1970s. Earning the trust of his subjects, he had extended access to his subjects both on- and off-stage. Marshall was the official photographer for The Beatles' final concert in San Francisco's Candlestick Park, and he was chief photographer at Woodstock.
Career[edit]
Marshall was born in Chicago, Illinois, but his family moved to San Francisco, California, when he was two years old. While still at high school, he purchased his first camera and began documenting musicians and artists in San Francisco. After serving several years in the Air Force, he returned and moved to New York. He was hired by Atlantic Records and Columbia Records to photograph their musical artists. His photos appeared on the covers of over 500 albums and even more were published in Rolling Stone.[2][3] He photographed Jimi Hendrix setting his guitar on fire at the Monterey Pop Festival, and Johnny Cash at San Quentin.[4]
Marshall was said to have at least one Leica Camera with him at all times. One famous story concerned a CEO who offered to buy the camera that he used to shoot Jimi Hendrix at Woodstock for $25,000 (in 1973) which he refused.[citation needed] Marshall was well known in the industry for his portraits of musicians.
His photos of 1960s and 1970s musicians, taken both on stage and off without any direction or posing, were possible because of the exceptional access musicians allowed him. His pictures of Neil Young, Janis Joplin, Bob Dylan, Jim Morrison, the Allman Brothers, The Who, Led Zeppelin, the Grateful Dead, the Jefferson Airplane, Guns N' Roses, Santana and The Beatles "helped define their subjects as well as rock 'n' roll photography itself."[3][4]
When I'm photographing people, I don't like to give any direction. There are no hair people fussing around, no make-up artists. I'm like a reporter, only with a camera; I react to my subject in their environment, and if it's going well, I get so immersed in it that I become one with the camera.[4]
Annie Leibovitz said he was "the rock 'n' roll photographer."[4]
Marshall also photographed jazz musicians such as Thelonious Monk, John Coltrane, and Miles Davis.[2][4]
Other photographic assignments included shooting the Indianapolis 500 in 2005 for Autoweek and the 2007 introduction of the Nissan GT-R.[2]
Awards[edit]
In 2004 at the Lucie Awards, Marshall was honored with the Lucie Award for Achievement in Music Photography.
In 2014, Marshall was posthumously given a Trustees Award (part of the Lifetime Achievement Awards) at the 56th Grammy Awards,[5] the first and only photographer, as of 2014, to receive one.[2]
Also in 2014, the Leica Gallery in West Hollywood opened a tribute to Marshall, accompanied by treasures from the iconic camera brand, the camera Marshall loved. A photograph of him at Woodstock shows him wearing four of the cameras simultaneously.[2]
Personal life[edit]
Marshall was known for his forceful personality that became something of a celebrity of its own.[4] Not having any children, he used to say "I have no kids," "My photographs are my children."[3]
In 1967 he dated Folgers coffee heiress, Abigail Folger, who accompanied him and fellow photographer Elaine Mayes to the Monterey Pop Festival.[6] Folger was murdered, in 1969, by followers of Charles Manson.
Marshall lived in San Francisco, but he died in New York City while on a trip during which he was scheduled to speak in SoHo. Marshall was 74 at the time of his death.[7]
^ "Jim Marshall, legendary photographer".
^ a b c d e Ronk, Blake Z. (January 1, 2014). "Cars, guns and cameras: The life of Jim Marshall". Autoweek. Retrieved February 20, 2016.
^ a b c "Jim Marshall, Legendary Rock Photographer, Passes Away at 74". Rolling Stone. March 24, 2010. Retrieved May 15, 2014.
^ a b c d e f Sisario, Ben (March 24, 2010). "Jim Marshall, Rock 'n' Roll Photographer, Dies at 74". The New York Times. Retrieved May 15, 2014.
^ "Special Merit Awards: Class Of 2014". National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences. December 12, 2013. Retrieved January 13, 2014.
^ Mayes, Elaine (November 1, 2002). It Happened in Monterey: Modern Rock's Defining Moment. Britannia Press. ISBN 0972559604.
^ "Jim Marshall Photographer for Woodstock, Cash, Dylan, and Others Dies at 74" latimes.com March 24, 2010
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If ever I feel a cold coming on, I sit for about 20-30 minutes and I breathe. I allow my body to come to a place of complete relaxation and begin to envision a bright light flowing through me. Using my breath, I Imagine that I am sending this light through my chest, nose and lungs, and any place that I know will be affected by a cold. When I do this, I come out of my meditation and the symptoms of a cold coming on are vanished. This is because I am tuning into a state of being that allows the body to do what it was meant to do which is heal its self. The breath is an important factor in this process because it helps to relax the body in just the right way so the healing can take place.
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Beyond Upskilling: The Future of Skilled Work
As the innovation economy continues to evolve and exert new demands on people's time, skills, and education, creating a more adaptable and inclusive workforce is becoming increasingly urgent. Siegel Family Endowment's grantees have significantly advanced the conversation around career adaptability, transferable skills, job quality, meaningful credentials, and employment. Over the course of the last month, SFE's "Beyond Upskilling" series has explored the opportunities that employers have to contribute to a more inclusive innovation economy, the factors that individuals need to be aware of as they develop new skillsets for emerging career tracks and job types, and the work that SFE's grantees are doing to help more and more people continue to navigate these rapidly changing frontiers. In this final installment in the series, we'll explore some of the new frontiers that will help people work alongside new technologies more easily, responsibly, and resiliently in the future.
A lot of predictions have been made in the last few years about new technology automating entire fields and careers out of existence. While automation does pose a threat to the status quo, we believe it has had a greater impact on the quality of jobs and the types of work that are most readily available. Many of the changes brought about by these technological advancements even stand to improve the prospects and prosperity of more people, and could improve access to better career opportunities. One thing is for certain, though – we still don't know the full extent of how the impact of these changes will be felt across the innovation economy, or who may be affected by future shifts.
As we prepare and continue to work alongside new technology, we can make plans and systems-level accommodations for new kinds of work. Research from the SFE-funded MIT Work of the Future Task Force Report found that technological change is replacing older types of work, while simultaneously creating new work: about 63 percent of the jobs performed in 2018 did not exist in 1940. Grappling with the scope and range of changing types of work can feel overwhelming, but it's imperative that we explore technology's potential. In order to unlock new types of career paths, opportunities, and modalities for working that would have previously been impossible to conceive, we need to do more than simply respond to changes driven by the adoption of new technology: we need to rely more than ever before on the factors that make us uniquely human.
New types of work will continue to rely on emerging technologies, and future-resilient skills will only become increasingly important in the face of ongoing change. To that end, SFE is supporting programs that recognize the importance of "uniquely human skills" – the social, creative, and intangible skills that cannot be automated away – and organizations who maintain an open mind around when and how those skills are acquired.
As we make grants to a wide range of organizations that focus on enhancing entrepreneurial ecosystems, we're simultaneously expanding our focus to support work at the human frontier of the innovation economy. These partnerships are designed to help us consider new possibilities for what the future of work looks like, and how skills, industries, and careers will continue to evolve. Keeping on top of these new and emerging developments will help us make better informed, more agile decisions about navigating the persistently changing innovation economy.
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As mentioned above, MIT's Work of the Future initiative aims to "understand how emerging technologies are changing the nature of human work and the skills required—and how we can design and leverage technological innovations for the benefit of everyone in society." After a multiyear research effort that produced a range of different research, reports, and perspectives on the ways that new technology is impacting humans and the labor market, the team that's been leading this effort has now shifted their focus to disseminating their findings and sharing outcomes. This unique academic effort brings together voices from a range of disciplines, and has already produced field-leading recommendations about how technology and innovation are impacting, and will continue to impact, work (and workers) everywhere.
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SFE recently made research grants to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Portland State University Foundation to study how Manufacturing Extension Partnership Programs (MEPs) can help mitigate automation-related job loss. In recognition of the fact that more manufacturing careers require skills and technological fluencies that are changing rapidly, these two partnerships are focused on providing a road map for more inclusive and complementary relationships between human capital and labor. By moving beyond traditional workforce training, MEPs have the potential to promote high-quality jobs, career mobility, and racial equity standards.
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The future holds a lot of potential, and it's incumbent on us to figure out how we can best harness it to match our own uniquely human potential. As we look beyond upskilling in our research and thinking about the future of work, we're focusing our attention on the solutions that feel best positioned to create a future that works for all people, and that provides ample opportunities to thrive, grow, and succeed in a wide range of different careers. We're hopeful that the work and grantees that we've highlighted over the last month have expanded your understanding of what the future might look like, and to think more about how we can collaborate to get there together.
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"Songbirds and Stray Dogs" Selected for Route 1 Reads by NC Humanities
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (June 14, 2022) – North Carolina Humanities, home to the North Carolina Center for the Book, announced today that it is featuring Songbirds and Stray Dogs by Meagan Lucas in programming and resources throughout 2022 as part of its annual Route 1 Reads initiative. Songbirds and Stray Dogs is Meagan Lucas' debut novel.
North Carolina Humanities invites you to attend a virtual book conversation with Meagan Lucas and fellow North Carolina-based author Ron Rash on August 9, 2022 at 6:30 pm. Meagan and Ron will spend an hour talking about Songbirds and Stray Dogs, their writing processes, and Appalachian literature. This event is free and is hosted on Zoom. Registration is required.
Bookmarks, an independent bookstore based in Winston-Salem, is helping to support this event by giving away four $20 gift cards to their online and in-store book catalogue. Everyone who attends the August 9 book conversation program will automatically be entered to win. Winner will be selected at random. Additional giveaway details are below.*
Route 1 Reads is a road trip-inspired reading list that annually explores various genres and features books that illuminate important aspects of each individual state or commonwealth for readers traveling this meandering highway. The 2022 theme of the reading list is literary fiction.
On her selection by North Carolina Humanities, Meagan Lucas expressed, "I am thrilled and honored for Songbirds and Stray Dogs to have been chosen as North Carolina's Route 1 Reads book. North Carolina is my home and the inspiration for so much of my work."
As a genre, literary fiction novels are typically defined as stories that emphasize character and theme over plot. Set on the coast of South Carolina, and the mountains of Western North Carolina, geography and sense of place are both central to Songbirds and Stray Dogs.
"I consider Songbirds and Stray Dogs a love song to North Carolina – to the beauty of its geography, and the tenacity and kindness of its people," Lucas said. "It's a great introduction to the genre, and perhaps the perfect road trip read. I can't wait for readers to meet, journey with, and fall in love with Jolene, Chuck, and Cash."
Meagan Lucas lives with her husband and children in Flat Rock, North Carolina. She teaches Creative Writing at Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community College and edits Reckon Review. Meagan's short work has been published or is forthcoming in journals like The Santa Fe Writers' Project, Still: The Journal, MonkeyBicycle, Cowboy Jamboree, BULL, Pithead Chapel, and others.
Ron Rash is the author of the 2009 PEN/Faulkner finalist and New York Times bestseller Serena and Above the Waterfall, in addition to four prizewinning novels, including The Cove, One Foot in Eden, Saints at the River, and The World Made Straight; four collections of poems; and six collections of stories, among them Burning Bright, which won the 2010 Frank O'Connor International Short Story Award, and Chemistry and Other Stories, which was a finalist for the 2007 PEN/Faulkner Award. Twice the recipient of the O. Henry Prize, he teaches at Western Carolina University.
*Giveaway terms and eligibility requirements: Everyone who attends the August 9 book conversation program, "North Carolina Humanities' 2022 Route 1 Reads Conversation: Songbirds and Stray Dogs." will automatically be entered to win one $20 gift card from Bookmarks. Winner chosen at random on August 10 by North Carolina Humanities. Winner will be contacted by email for name and mailing address. An email is required as part of registering for the event. Winner must respond within 30 days to claim prize. Winner will receive one $20 gift card to Bookmarks and one NC Humanities bookmark and pen. By entering, you confirm you are 18+ years of age.
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Q: conversion from 'std::vector (*)()' to non-scalar type 'std::vector' requested I have defined a Lsdb class with a function and parameters as below.
47   AdjacencyData
48   getAdjacentNode(const std::string routerName, const std::string adjacentNodeName);
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50 private:
51   std::vector<AdjacencyData> m_AdjacencyList;
52   std::map<std::string, std::vector<AdjacencyData>()> m_Lsdb;

In the implementation of the method, I have below code.
 43 Lsdb::getAdjacentNode(const std::string routerName, const std::string nodeName)
 44 {
 45
 46   AdjacencyData nodeData;
 47
 48   // Get the adjacency list for given router.
 49   std::map<std::string, std::vector<AdjacencyData>()>::iterator itr = m_Lsdb.find(routerName);
 50   if (itr != m_Lsdb.end())
 51   {
 52     // Get the specific node data from list.
 53     std::vector<AdjacencyData> nodeList = itr->second;
 54
 55     std::vector<AdjacencyData>::iterator listItr = nodeList.begin();
 56     for(; listItr != nodeList.end(); listItr++)
 57     {
 58       nodeData = *listItr;
 59       if (nodeData.getRouterName().compare(nodeName))
 60       {
 61         return nodeData;
 62       }
 63     }
 64   }
 65
 66   return nodeData;
 67 }

On compiling, I am getting the following error. Can someone please help understand what is the problem with this code?
In file included from /usr/include/c++/4.6/bits/stl_algobase.h:65:0,
                 from /usr/include/c++/4.6/bits/char_traits.h:41,
                 from /usr/include/c++/4.6/ios:41,
                 from /usr/include/c++/4.6/ostream:40,
                 from /usr/include/c++/4.6/iostream:40,
                 from ./ns3/assert.h:48,
                 from ../src/lsdb.cc:22:
/usr/include/c++/4.6/bits/stl_pair.h: In instantiation of 'std::pair<const std::string, std::vector<AdjacencyData>()>':
../src/lsdb.cc:50:25:   instantiated from here
/usr/include/c++/4.6/bits/stl_pair.h:93:11: error: field 'std::pair<const std::string, std::vector<AdjacencyData>()>::second' invalidly declared function type
../src/lsdb.cc: In member function 'AdjacencyData Lsdb::getAdjacentNode(std::string, std::string)':
../src/lsdb.cc:53:48: error: conversion from 'std::vector<AdjacencyData> (*)()' to non-scalar type 'std::vector<AdjacencyData>' requested

A: you error is in this line:
std::map<std::string, std::vector<AdjacencyData>()>::iterator itr = m_Lsdb.find(routerName);

you are putting std::vector<AdjacencyData>(), which is a function, as the 2nd type of std::map, you should use std::vector<AdjacencyData>.

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By Preston, Cheryl B.; Stewart, Penée Wood; Moulding, Louise R.
Even in a discipline where ambiguity is cherished, law professors are stumped when it comes to understanding the content of legal education's motto: "Teach them to think like a lawyer." For decades, scholars have groaned under the weight of trying to describe what "thinking like a lawyer" means.1 A recently popular educational psychology construct may hold the answer: metacognition, or the process of thinking about one's thinking. Education theorists have been much more successful in defining, explaining, and testing for metacognition, than law professors have been in explaining "thinking like a lawyer."
This Article explains metacognitive skills in the context of law, reviews the limited legal scholarship that references metacognitive skills, and presents the first empirical study of the metacognitive skills of newly admitted, highly qualified law students. The data demonstrates that top law students-hardworking, overachieving college graduates with high IQs-do not have well-developed metacognitive skills. This Article then explores why metacognitive skills are so helpful in performing the tasks required in the practice of law and suggests that life-long, expert thinkers rely on developed metacognitive skills. Unfortunately for many law students who do not understand the purposes behind law professors' pedagogical techniques, Socratic Method sometimes leaves students believing that thinking like a lawyer means avoiding straight answers and promoting ambiguity. In light of this struggle, how can legal educators convey what it means to "think like a lawyer"? Superb metacognitive skills go a long way toward this goal.
Studies in education have demonstrated that highly developed metacognitive skills help in converting a student into a life-long learner-one whose education and learning do not stop when he or she leaves school. Metacognitive skills improve oral communication, written communication, and comprehension of texts. In addition, metacognitive skills increase the speed and accuracy of factual analysis and, because of the increased confidence in performing these tasks, those with better metacognitive skills suffer from less anxiety about performing challenging intellectual tasks.
Legal education is in the throes of a painful revolution where it has been charged to abandon the accepted methods of a century-whether Socratic Method or merely the Langdellian Method-and remake itself.2 Moreover, this metamorphosis is to take place in an economy where law school budgets are increasingly stingy and alumni without jobs are not in a position to become donors. The MacCrate Report, the Carnegie Report, and a plethora of other scholarship have pushed legal education from a largely cognitive endeavor to a balance with skills training.3 We argue that the one fundamental skill being overlooked in this transmutation is metacognition. If metacognition is highly relevant to legal thinking and the demands of the profession, as we assert in Part III, and if it can be taught, as we assert in Part IV, then the critical question is whether law students are likely to have already learned these lessons before graduate study or whether they need to learn them in law school.


Portions of the White Paper were delivered as "Looking Backward: Visual Culture and Virtual Aesthetics, 1984-1998," the closing plenary address to Digital Arts and Culture 98, at the University of Bergen (November 28, 1998). The White Paper itself consists of materials extracted and abstracted from my doctoral dissertation.
Copyright © 1998 Matthew G. Kirschenbaum, all rights reserved.


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Q: COM memory layout and method pointer sizes Suppose I get a pointer to a COM interface in a totally untyped way as just a raw address
void *p

How do I find the addresses of methods and access them? Is *p the address of the virtual table and then **p is the address of the first method? Are all the pointers involved 32-bit always in COM? So that to find a particular method I just need to index at multiples of 4-bytes into **p assuming I know which index the method will appear at. Is there any potential issue of BIG endian vs LITTLE endian?

A: Yes, technically it should point to the vtable. Methods in vtable appear in the order they were declared, starting with IUnknown methods.
But calling method using indexing will make your code type unsafe. Compiler has no way to ensure the parameters you will pass are correct or not. Big endian vs little endian matters if your COM object is out of proc and on other host. Proxy objects take care of that stuff so it will be transparent to the client.


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Meet Kathleen Fairfax, Vice Provost for International Affairs
By Anna Gerber
Kathleen Fairfax, a veteran in the field of international education, is the new Vice Provost for International Affairs at Colorado State University. She comes to CSU from another land-grant institution, South Dakota State University, where she served as Assistant Vice President for International Affairs from 2011-2018.
In her more than 30 years in the field, Fairfax has worked at both public and private universities, and in the public sector as a diplomat in the U.S. Foreign Service. Throughout her career, Fairfax has focused on improving student access to international opportunities, assessing organizational challenges and developing streamlined and efficient solutions, and aligning university strategic priorities with concrete action items.
In her new role, Fairfax oversees 43 professionals in the Office of International Programs, which creates and fosters international teaching, learning, research and engagement opportunities on campus and around the world. She will also serve on the President's Cabinet and the Council of Deans.
Kathleen Fairfax – Vice Provost for International Affairs, Office of International Programs
Fairfax arrives at CSU on the heels of unprecedented growth in international student enrollment and education abroad participation.
What drew you to this position, and to Colorado State?
I have a passion for international education, and in this field, Colorado State is well-known as an engaged and forward-thinking institution. I wanted to work at an institution committed to access and opportunity for all students (preferably a land-grant university), and I wanted to work at an institution that already had a well-established and high-functioning international programs unit.
In addition, I wanted to live somewhere nice, where I could enjoy outdoor activities like hiking, experience all four seasons, and not be in a huge city. CSU, and Fort Collins, fit all of those requirements, so I was immediately drawn to this position as soon as I saw the opening. In many ways, this is my "dream job" and I am so happy to be here!
Why are international activities important?
First, in order to prepare our students for the world in which they will live and work, we need to equip them with basic cross-cultural competence. Not only are today's employers expecting graduates to possess such skills, but the employers of tomorrow will undoubtedly be global entities which can pick the best employees from a global workforce. In order for our students to compete in such an environment, their education must engage them, repeatedly, in global learning.
Second, in order to solve the majority of the global challenges we face, such as food security, climate change, or international terrorism, our faculty and researchers need to collaborate with colleagues from across the globe. These challenges do not follow national boundaries, and can only be addressed by international teams. Fortunately, CSU's faculty are already highly engaged in international research, and international partnerships are one of our real strengths. And finally, celebrating diversity, learning about others different from you, and engaging in cross-cultural exchange, adds an incredible richness to life from which we can all benefit.
What challenges will you be facing, and how will you respond?
There are a number of challenges facing international education right now. The rise of nationalism, in many places around the globe, devalues cross-cultural interaction and threatens world peace by drawing hard lines between "us" and "them." In such a volatile political environment, support for international education activities can wane. So it is imperative that we continue to demonstrate how international education will help our students, our state, and our country. Getting that message out, to all of our constituents, will be a priority for me.
Economic challenges also face us, especially as the costs of higher education continue to rise. Ensuring that all of our students have access to opportunities for cross-cultural learning, regardless of their socioeconomic status, is so important. Creative program designs, partnerships, and fundraising are some of the ways we can address this accessibility and affordability challenge.
Finally, finding ways to continue to support our faculty in their international activities is more important than ever. Supporting faculty, through activities such as brokering international partnerships, facilitating international experiences, or identifying funding opportunities for new initiatives, will be a priority for me.
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Seton Academy West is happy to announce that we will be integrating the Captain McFinn & Friends program throughout the school!
Captain McFinn & Friends is an interactive educational program created to promote kindness, friendship and bully prevention. While inspiring young children to make a difference by being their very best, these entertaining books, songs, iBooks, apps and educational materials also help educators and parents explain the impact bullying and overall negative behavior has on those around them and their own personal self -esteem. Students are taught valuable lessons on how to defuse such actions and how to control their own emotions and channel them in a positive direction. The program also helps children understand boundaries. How to set boundaries for themselves, and how to help others respect those boundaries. We hope all our parents will join us in reinforcing some of these lessons at home. Here are some reading and videos to help you have affective discussions with your children.
Just because you spend your days driving little ones to swimming lessons, doing 4 loads of laundry only to get spit up on your one good shirt, cleaning up the latest crayon masterpiece on your once perfect white walls, and hoping desperately for a shower doesn't mean you're just a Mom. You also have a unique identity and every now and then, you need a little push towards self-discovery, just like your little one. Here is a nice article with great suggestions to help Mom out!
This page has several short videos for parents. These videos range in topics from "How to Help Shy Children" to "What to do When Your Child is a Bully" and "Teach Your Daughter to Stand Up for Herself." These are a great resource for parents to use to continue the discussion at home.
At the Captain McFinn website they also offer a variety of books and music, combined with an app to help make the learning experience fun and entertaining for the child.
Just like Seton Academy West, Captain McFinn has a great Facebook page. Check it out to see all the encouraging feedback given by parents around the country.
At Seton Academy we try our best to encourage our students to be themselves and to explore their emotions, but we also have to encourage acceptance of others.
Approaching others and situations with a kind heart is part of positive social development. When done properly this development also encourages a life-long love of learning. We hope that you will take the time to discuss this program with your children and find way to incorporate the tools into your home.
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Chandragupta Maurya is aired Monday - Friday at 8:00 pm ist.
The TV serial Chandragupta Maurya is a Hindi historical drama TV serial, which is all se to release at Sony TV. The time slot is yet to be announced, which will be aired during the weekdays becoming a five day (Monday to Friday) affair being aired at the primetime.
The TV serial has Rajat Tokas who is playing the main lead (Chandragupta Maurya), while Paridhi Sharma will be seen in the role of Helena in it. The others playing the main and supporting roles include Shweta Basu Prasad as Nandini, Manoj Kolhatkar as Chanakya, Arpit Ranka as Ranantha Padmanabhan, Papiya Sengupta as Moora, AlexxO' Nell as Alexander, Vimarsh Roshan as MauryaNath and Mansi Sharma as Raja Padmanabhan's Wife.
As said, the TV series is a historical show, which is all set to hit the serial in a due course of time. It will showcase the warrior called Chandragupta Maurya and his political and warfare ventures in the show along with taking into the memory lanes of the great Indian Emperors of ancient India. The serial is produced by EktaKapoor and ShobhaKapoor under the banner of Balaji Telefilms, which gives a big brand behind the TV show. Well, you keep on getting the updates here by logging on a regular basis. And yes don't forget to share your views on this and other posts as well.


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HomeRugbySources: CBA talks to ramp up for NFL, NFLPA
Talks between the NFL and the NFLPA aimed at reaching a new collective bargaining agreement are set to intensify in July in an effort to secure a new deal before the start of the 2019 regular season, sources close to the negotiations told ESPN.
The two sides have scheduled negotiating sessions for July 17-19, a source tells ESPN's Josina Anderson. It will be the first time both sides engage in talks for three consecutive days, specifically on this pending league deal, and the biggest and potentially most contentious issues are expected to be addressed, the source said.
The current CBA expires after the 2020 season, sources say there have already been three direct owner/player negotiation sessions so far — one per month in April, May and June — plus regular conversations between staffers for both sides in between those sessions.
The situation is far different than it was at the tail end of the previous CBA. In May 2008, owners voted to opt out of that agreement following the 2010 season — a move that signaled their intention to lock out the players in order to secure more favorable terms in the next agreement. Lock them out they did, in 2011, though the two sides were able to reach an agreement in time to hold abbreviated training camps and a full 2011 season.
Though sources cautioned that it's too soon to know whether a new agreement can be reached by the time this one expires — let alone by the start of this coming season — both sides seem optimistic that they can come to an agreement without a work stoppage this time. NFLPA executive director DeMaurice Smith recently sent a letter to player agents asking them to advise their players to save money in the event of a work stoppage, but a union source characterized that letter as part of the normal course of business — "negotiate for the best, prepare for the worst."
The owners' side appears motivated to get a deal done by the start of the 2019 season for several reasons, including their planned "NFL 100" marketing campaign and the impending end of their deals with TV rights holders. If no new CBA deal is reached by March 2020, next offseason will include new contract and salary-cap rules specific to the final year of the CBA, including the lack of June 1 release designations and the ability of teams to use both the franchise and transition tags to keep players off the free-agent market.
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That's it…that is what it is. That is the thing about nature; about the great outdoors. You can never fully comprehend or understand it all. There is always something new and wondrous about it. There is always a new discovery to be made and a brand new experience to be had in the wild.
As we grow older, time goes by faster and faster. I am twenty-five years old and I can honestly say that 2013 has been the fastest year of my life. Research shows that as we grow older, we are less likely to experience new things…things that scare us and amaze us and push us outside of our comfort zone. THAT is why time goes by faster the older we get.
The key to slowing down time is to do something new. So…do something that scares you, or that amazes you. Do something that pushes you outside of YOUR comfort zone. I turn to nature for my remedy. It is mysterious and unfamiliar. You will always have new experiences in nature. Often times you will be forced to step outside of your comfort zone, even if it is just going without makeup for a few days or sleeping in a tent or climbing to the top of a steep hill to experience an incredible view.
Get your daily dose of the unknown…of the unfathomable. Don't let life pass you by!
Drink up the "tonic of wildness"!
Balance is an important thing in life. Sometimes people can take the concept of balance to an unhealthy extreme, but that's a topic for another day. The balance that I want to talk about is the kind that involves terrain. When it comes to getting out there and exploring the great outdoors and all that it has to offer, don't limit yourself!
I think that we all need a healthy serving of mountains, and a side of tropical beach. These two types of terrain are polar opposites in most ways. But both are good for you, both physically and mentally.
The mountains are jagged, mysterious, challenging…they allow you solitude and the chance to prove your abilities to yourself. You can conquer new heights, scale new cliff sides, and lose yourself (voluntarily, of course) in the cool forests. Mountain air is clear, crisp, and enlightening. You can listen to the cry of an eagle echoing through canyons, and watch an elk making it's way through a wide open field. You can wander for hours or days, uncovering new sights that will take your breath away.
Tropical beaches give you something else. They allow you to feel the sand between your toes. You can submerge yourself in the turquoise waters of the ocean and explore underwater caverns. You can swim with colorful schools of exotic fish, test your nerves in a shark cage, and watch the sun set into the ocean while sipping fresh coconut milk. Salt water does the body and mind good, and nothing beats floating, spread eagle in the sea with the sun beaming down on your smiling face.
Balance, brah! It's a beautiful world with so much to offer! Be sure to experience it all!
Taken on the banks of the Gallatin river by yours truly.
I like to think that this quote by John Muir sums up my thoughts about nature and the importance of getting back to one's native, primal roots. We are creatures built for fresh air and great expanses of open country beckoning to be wandered in. It is crucial for us to find a place that is filled with nothing but uncluttered, crowd-free, slow-paced, wind-whispering solitude. Quiet.
I find myself becoming so overwhelmed, and at times I will admit underwhelmed, with the hustle and bustle of modern life in a society that values a job quickly done. I personally just don't buy into the hype – the so-called "beauty" of a busy city street lined with sky scrapers and spattered with chewed and discarded gum. While some find that they are most at home in the grey, steel and concrete jungle, I find a part of myself that is repulsed by what has become the "norm". I tend to shy away from crowds and from things and places that I identify as being so far removed from the natural world in which I feel that I belong.
John Muir speaks truth. Not only was he a great naturalist and an advocate of the preservation of America's wilderness, but he was wise in his understanding of the essence of human need for open spaces and the wild country. I need to disconnect from society and from the pull of modern life at times. In fact, I may be so bold as to say that we ALL do. There are weeks that I look ahead to the coming weekend with a giddy excitement like a child awaiting a much-anticipated gift from a beloved parent. When the sun shoots its first rays of light over the horizon, I am ready with gear packed into the back of a black F-150, speeding towards the mountains and the chance to just simply BE in the great outdoors. I seek a place in which I may wander for days without encountering another human being. I search for a breathtaking view and the feel of a mountain breeze of fresh air blowing against my skin. An uncluttered landscape. Very few sounds to fill my consciousness.
Yep. John Muir had it so right.


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At 100%, broadband coverage in the 33321 ZIP code is comparable to the rest of Florida - 97%, and comparable to broadband coverage across the U.S. - 95%.
There are seven internet providers serving the 33321 area, and 99.42% of households will have internet options from more than one provider. Among seven internet providers in 33321, prices start at $29.95 and available download speeds reach up to 1,000 Mbps.
The largest internet providers serving the 33321 ZIP code are AT&T and Xfinity bringing DSL, fiber-optic, and cable options to the area.
DSL internet from AT&T is available to nearly all in the 33321 ZIP code, covering 91% of households. Some will also have the option of fiber-optic from AT&T, which covers 11% of the area. Fort Lauderdale's third most-available internet provider, Xfinity, offers cable to around 100% of residents in the 33321 ZIP code.
DSL from AT&T offers broadband to nearly all households in the 33321 ZIP code, covering 91% of the area.
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Xfinity customers who choose the lowest-priced plan can expect speeds up to 15 Mbps, which comes to an estimated $2.00 per Mbps, higher than the average cost per Mbps for the lowest priced plans in Fort Lauderdale, $0.67.
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China Just Scrapped Its One-Child Policy
State-run Xinhua News said that the decades-old law would be scrapped, and from now on every couple would be allowed to have two children.
by Sally Hayden
October 29, 2015, 11:05am
Photo par Wu Hong/EPA
China has decided to scrap its decades-old one child policy, according to a Communist Party communique announced by state media today. Xinhua News reported that every couple would now be allowed to have two children.
The one-child policy was first implemented in 1979 as a method of curbing population growth, though the rules have been relaxed in recent years, and certain regions and ethnic groups were exempt. The Communist Party believe it has prevented 400 million births across the past three decades.
— China Xinhua News (@XHNews)October 29, 2015
The policy meant that boys — seen as more likely to provide for parents in old age — were long prioritized, leading to reports of baby girls being killed after birth or aborted. This has led to a skewed gender ratio, and estimates show that males could now outnumber females in China by more than 60 million.
The effects of the policy also mean that China's population of 1.3 billion is rapidly aging. By 2050, more than a quarter of citizens will be over 65 years old, presenting an unprecedented challenge for the country's youth.
Related: Britain Ignores China's Troubling Human Rights Record with Royal Welcome for Leader, Activists Say
The one-child policy was partially eased in 2013, when parents who were both only children themselves were told they could apply have a second baby.
Today's announcement comes as China's Communist Party is meeting to discuss a five-year-plan for the Asian country's social and economic development.
It also comes several days after after the party released a catchy music video announcing the 13th five-year plan, which targets "medium-high economic growth," in song.
Follow Sally Hayden on Twitter: @sallyhayd
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Yorkshire Pub Wins Highly Regarded Award For Their Work During Lockdown
by The YorkshiremanSeptember 26, 2020
Your local pub is often taken for granted. A hub of the community, pubs bring people together like no other place can. And in this current climate, more so than ever, we need to remember how much joy they bring. For 2020, the Great British Pub awards has aimed to recognise and celebrate publicans' selfless acts of kindness during lockdown, looking at how pubs have gone above and beyond to help in the community.
Credit: The Hare And Hounds
And this year, one of Yorkshire's own pubs managed to score gold. The Hare and Hounds in West Ardsley, West Yorkshire was named a winner for its commitment to support the local community during lockdown. With over 1,000 pubs entered in 15 categories (and 65,000 public voters), the award is quite the impressive feat.
Deserving winners, Jackie Fairburn and Partick McElroy at The Hare and Hounds, provided a lifeline for vulnerable folk after pubs were told to close their doors in March. Jackie and Patrick took it upon themselves, from a list of 30 local vulnerable folks that were shielding, to call them up for a weekly chat, as well as running errands and doing their shops for them, too.
They also set up a food takeaway and delivery service which operated right from the pub – serving an average of 100 people per day. And when it came to celebrating VE Day, Jackie launched packaged afternoon teas – and 450 were snapped up. The tea service continued for people looking to mark special occasions, giving locals the opportunity to send treats to one another throughout the rest of the lockdown. 75 were also gifted for free to residents and staff at the local nursing home to help lift spirits.
Profits that were made from the food sales were invested into the pub's garden, which has had an outdoor bar and a cosy, covered seating area that can fit 180 people to enjoy a safe, socially-distanced drinks.
As part of the prize, Coca-Cola has provided a £165,000 fund for the winning pubs, helping them to continue their community work and make vital business improvements or upgrades over the coming months.
Ed Bedington, the editor of pub trade brand The Morning Advertiser, which organises the Great British Pub Awards, said: "Early on in the pandemic, we received calls from pub owners telling us of the community work going on in towns, villages and cities.
"This was all being done despite the pub owners fearing for their own livelihoods. But they knew, even though they faced adversity themselves, they had to continue to support people in their communities. That's just what publicans do.
"So, we wanted to bring to life these moving stories and give pubs the recognition."
Coca-Cola GB Brands Director Paul Grace added: "Pubs are a vital part of Great British culture and provide huge support to local communities. This year more than ever before, they've needed our support in return, which is why telling their stories through these awards is so important.
"Many of the pubs we've heard from have achieved amazing things in lockdown, crucially, with the support of their loyal customers. We must all keep looking out for each other while restrictions remain in place, to overcome the challenges that are still on the horizon."
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The top two floors of this three-story house are set amid the tree canopy, which gives it the feeling of being in a tree house.
The balconies, terraces, walkways and glazed walls featured in this contemporary house in Mexico City bring it closer to the lush, green foliage of its surrounding tropical gardens, while creating rooms and spaces in which to enjoy the outdoors.
Set in the bustling metropolis of Mexico City, which has a population of 8.9 million, its leafy surroundings imbue the house, built in 2017 to a design by Chain + Siman, with a sense of privacy and tranquillity. The ground floor looks out on the plant-filled courtyard garden, while the top two floors are set amid the tree canopy, which gives it the feeling of being in a tree house.
The light and airy feel of the living room is achieved through a double-height sloped ceiling, which allows for more glazing as well as mezzanine dining space. This room opens onto a covered terrace with a hot tub, offering a relaxing space to contemplate and take in the surroundings.
The three-story 9,030-square-foot house has four bedrooms, five bathrooms, three half bathrooms, a four-car carport and 0.2-acres of grounds and gardens.
The outdoor porch/deck off the property's living space comes with an exterior kitchen featuring a wood-fire oven, which turns it into a stylish entertaining space.
The neighborhood of Bosques de Santa Fe is a gated community in Mexico City set in the forest of Sante Fe. More greenery can be found nearby at the Country Club Bosques, a golf course designed by Jack Nicklaus.
Set in natural surroundings in a thriving, friendly community, it is a great place to raise a family, said listing agent Alejandra Romo of Mexico Sotheby's International Realty.


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PEI 2014 Kicks Off Anniversary Celebrations in Ottawa Français
Prince Edward Island 2014 Inc.
Ottawa residents gathered for official unveiling of the Celebration Calendar
OTTAWA, ON, Oct. 24, 2013 /CNW/ - Today, PEI 2014 Inc. unveiled the Official PEI 2014 Celebration Calendar to media and special guests in Ottawa, as part of the Island Roadshow: Celebrating the Birthplace of Confederation. Packed with more than 150 exciting events and celebrations taking place on the Island, the diverse calendar of events proves that 2014 really is the best time to visit Prince Edward Island. The year-long Sesquicentennial celebrations will see the province buzzing with activity and alive with Canadian pride in recognition of the historic Charlottetown Conference of 1864. The events and activities will pave the way for the nation-wide celebrations in 2017 - Canada's 150th birthday.
"PEI 2014 promises to be an unforgettable year-long celebration and commemoration of the 150th anniversary (Sesquicentennial) of the historic Charlottetown Conference, that led to .Confederation," said Penny Walsh-McGuire, Executive Director for PEI 2014 Inc. "We're inviting Canadians from coast-to-coast-to-coast to be a part of history by participating in these once-in-a-lifetime 2014 anniversary celebrations."
The celebrations will reflect Canadian culture and history with more than 150 events, festivals and activities throughout the year on the Island, including five PEI 2014 flagship events. The Sesquicentennial celebration highlights include:
PEI 2014 New Year's Eve Opening Celebrations (December 31, 2013)
Canada Day 2014 Celebrations (July 1, 2014)
PEI 2014 Celebration Zone (Summer 2014)
Founder's Week (August 28-September 7, 2014)
PEI 2014 New Year's Eve Finale Celebrations (December 31, 2014)
More than just a celebration, PEI 2014's activities will remind and educate Canadians on this key moment in Canada's history that took place in Charlottetown and shaped our nation, and also provide the stimulus for the national Sesquicentennial of Canadian Confederation in 2017.
Ottawa was one of eight Canadian cities to play host to the exclusive Island Roadshow, the first national kick-off for PEI 2014. The evening event, hosted by Island comedian, Patrick Ledwell (CBC's The Debaters), brought Canadian history to life and gave a taste of the celebrations. Entertainment included indigenous food from PEI, and a live cabaret-style performance by some of the Island's finest artists, featuring the music of Island songwriter Angele Arsenault, and the late Stompin' Tom and Gene McLellan. The Island Roadshow also marks the national debut of the Official PEI 2014 Theme Song, Forever Strong - written by . Mike Ross and Nicole Bellamy, winners of a national song search. Internationally renowned recording artist, Angele Arsenault, translated the lyrics of Forever Strong for the French version, Île au Tresor.
Eight Days, Twenty-Three Top Hats and One Great Nation1
The conference, originally set by PEI, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick to discuss the possibility of a Maritime Union, turned out to be a key moment in Canada's History when the Province of Canada (now known as Ontario and Quebec) asked to attend the meeting, and discussions evolved to the grand matter of forming a nation
Twenty-three delegates participated in the week-long event; among them was Sir John A. Macdonald, the man who would become Canada's first Prime Minister
For the next eight days (with a break on Sunday) the delegates would discuss matters such as the benefits of Confederation, the financial issues associated with union, and the division of responsibilities between provinces and the proposed country
On September 8, 1864, the Charlottetown Conference concluded with a ball, and the Fathers of Confederation approved the concept of Confederation
By the time the delegates were ready to leave PEI, they had come to an agreement to unite the colonies into one country
In light of the work done and goodwill fostered at the Prince Edward Island meeting, the nation of Canada became a reality on July 1st, 1867
For more information on celebrating 2014 in PEI, and a full list of events, visit www.pei2014.ca. For vacation planning tools and ideas, visit www.tourismpei.com. Also, for live updates and to join the conversation, visit PEI 2014 on Facebook and Twitter using hashtag #PEI 2014.
About PEI 2014 Inc.
In 2014, Canadians will mark the 150th anniversary (Sesquicentennial) of the historic 1864 Charlottetown Conference, which paved the way to Confederation. PEI 2014 Inc. is facilitating the planning, promotion and implementation of the Sesquicentennial celebrations. The PEI 2014 celebrations are made possible through generous support from the Government of Canada and the Government of Prince Edward Island. The year-long and province-wide PEI 2014 program of events will honour the past, celebrate the present and plan a bold tomorrow.
1 Hennessey, C., Keenlyside, D., MacDonald, E. (2010). The Landscapes Of Confederation. Museum & Heritage Prince Edward Island.
Image with caption: "Representing the Government of Canada, MP for Miramichi, Tilly O'Neill Gordon, is joined by (from left to right) PEI 2014 Inc. Executive Director, Penny Walsh McGuire, PEI's Minister of Tourism and Culture, Hon. Robert Henderson, and the cast of the Island Roadshow in Ottawa for the unveiling of the official PEI 2014 Celebration Calendar for the 150th anniversary of the Charlottetown Conference. (CNW Group/Prince Edward Island 2014 Inc.)". Image available at: http://photos.newswire.ca/images/download/20131024_C7063_PHOTO_EN_32560.jpg
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The Big Bass Bash on Grand Lake is your chance to have fun fishing and possibly win big. Grand Lake will swarm with amateur fisherman for a weekend of fishing in hopes of claiming the $50,000 grand prize for the biggest catch. Fisherman will come from across the country to test their fishing skills over the weekend. At the end of the contest, a total of 160 places will be paid out.
With special categories for men, women and children, this event is sure to entertain the whole family. Participate for one or two days in this exciting fishing event on one of the most beautiful lakes in Oklahoma. An awards ceremony will be hosted at 3pm Sunday at Wolf Creek at Grand Lake City Park. This event allows amateur fishermen to compete in a large tournament without pressure and possibly take home a hefty prize.
Two Days: $180 While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the pricing listed above, prices are subject to change without notice.


Infect-ERA is an ERA-NET on human infectious diseases funded under the Seventh Research Framework Programme (2013 – 2016). To date, it is a consortium of 14 partners from 11 countries. It is a continuation of the ERA-NET PathoGenoMics.
Infect-ERA is an ERA-NET on infectious diseases funded under the Seventh Research Framework Programme (2013 – 2016). To date, it is a consortium of 14 partners from 11 countries. It is a continuation of the ERA-NET PathoGenoMics.
This document has been produced by the External Advisory Board and additional scientists. It highlight the Strategy of Infect-ERA consortium.Please click here.
The Ninth newsletter of Infect-ERA is published.
Please click here to see it. You will find the description on the funded projects through the 4th call of Infect-ERA and a list of the conferences about infectious diseases field hold in 2107.
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Family and friends all came together to celebrate the marriage of Chevon and Aziz.
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Q: Parse XML file in PHP using DOM i need to parse multiple XML files and put parsed data to database.
Structure of xml looks like this
<npc ATT1="" ATT2="" ATT3="">
  <race>DATA</race>
  <sex>DATA</sex>
  <parameters>
          <param ATT1="" ATT2="" ATT3=""/>
          <param ATT1="" ATT2="" ATT3=""/>
          <skill ATT1="" ATT2="" ATT3=""/>
          <skill ATT1="" ATT2="" ATT3=""/>
  </parameters>
  <equipment ATT1="" ATT2="" ATT3=""/>
  <acquire ATT1="" ATT2="" ATT3=""/>
  <stats ATT1="" ATT2="" ATT3="">
      <vitals ATT1="" ATT2="" ATT3=""/>
      <attack ATT1="" ATT2="" ATT3=""/>
      <defence ATT1="" ATT2="" ATT3="">
          <attribute>
              <defence ATT1="" ATT2="" ATT3=""/>
          </attribute>
      </defence>
  </stats>
  <skilllist>
      <skill ATT1="" ATT2="" ATT3=""/>
      <skill ATT1="" ATT2="" ATT3=""/>
      <skill ATT1="" ATT2="" ATT3=""/>
      <skill ATT1="" ATT2="" ATT3=""/>
  </skilllist>
  <excrteffect>DATA<excrteffect>
</npc>

My current code looks like this:
$allFiles = scandir($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . "mydir");
$files = array_diff($allFiles, array('.', '..'));
$doc = new DOMDocument();

foreach($files as $filename) {

    $xml_file = file_get_contents($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . "mydir" . $filename, FILE_TEXT);
    $doc->loadXML($xml_file);
    $items = $doc->getElementsByTagName('npc');

    for ($i = 0; $i < $items->length; $i++) {

        $xml_file = file_get_contents($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . "mydir" . $filename, FILE_TEXT);
        $doc->loadXML($xml_file);

        $Id = $doc->getElementsByTagName("npc")->item($i)->getAttribute("id");
        $Name = $doc->getElementsByTagName("npc")->item($i)->getAttribute("name");
        $Lvl = $doc->getElementsByTagName("npc")->item($i)->getAttribute("level");
        $Type = $doc->getElementsByTagName("npc")->item($i)->getAttribute("type");
        $Title = $doc->getElementsByTagName("npc")->item($i)->getAttribute("title");

        $Sex = $doc->getElementsByTagName("sex")->item($i)->nodeValue;
        $Race = $doc->getElementsByTagName("race")->item($i)->nodeValue;
     }
}

It works fine for data that i've already coded, now i need get the rest. How can i get attributes from rest of xml? For example how to get attributes from
npc > stats > defence > attribute > defence

A: You need to iterate the same way you did first. Each getElementsByTagName() will return a DOMNodeList that will the same way as you did at first. If you are sure you structure will be the same as you have here, then use this code, otherwise you need to iterate with foreach or for:
<?php

$xml_file = '<npc ATT1="" ATT2="" ATT3="">
<race>DATA</race>
<sex>DATA</sex>
<parameters>
        <param ATT1="" ATT2="" ATT3=""/>
        <param ATT1="" ATT2="" ATT3=""/>
        <skill ATT1="" ATT2="" ATT3=""/>
        <skill ATT1="" ATT2="" ATT3=""/>
</parameters>
<equipment ATT1="" ATT2="" ATT3=""/>
<acquire ATT1="" ATT2="" ATT3=""/>
<stats ATT1="" ATT2="" ATT3="">
    <vitals ATT1="" ATT2="" ATT3=""/>
    <attack ATT1="" ATT2="" ATT3=""/>
    <defence ATT1="" ATT2="" ATT3="">
        <attribute>
            <defence ATT1="" ATT2="" ATT3="">150</defence>
        </attribute>
    </defence>
</stats>
<skilllist>
    <skill ATT1="" ATT2="" ATT3=""/>
    <skill ATT1="" ATT2="" ATT3=""/>
    <skill ATT1="" ATT2="" ATT3=""/>
    <skill ATT1="" ATT2="" ATT3=""/>
</skilllist>
<excrteffect>DATA</excrteffect>
</npc>';

$doc = new DOMDocument();
$doc->loadXML($xml_file);

$items = $doc->getElementsByTagName('npc');
$stats = $items[0]->getElementsByTagName('stats');
$defence1 = $stats[0]->getElementsByTagName('defence');
$attribute = $defence1[0]->getElementsByTagName('attribute');
$defence2 = $attribute[0]->getElementsByTagName('defence');

var_dump($defence2[0]->nodeValue);


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Q: Bootstrap 4 carousel which is fixed to top is hiding the next section I am using Bootstrap 4 navbar and carousel. The carousel is fixed to the top of the page and the navbar is above it. Now I am working on the next section(about us) but it is going under the carousel. I tried fixing it with overflow hidden but it isn't working. I can see small portion of about us section coming out but thats all. Here's my fiddle with html and css only.
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PS. I have looked for previous posts with the same problem. But I only found one without any solution so I am posting again.

A: Remove the position: absolute; from slider class
For navbar issue update the class as,
.headersection {
    position: absolute;
    width: 100%;
    z-index: 2;
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1. How can I keep slugs from eating my hostas?
There are a number of methods gardeners use to keep their hostas free from slugs. Like deer proofing your garden, some methods seem to work and other do not. Good cultural practices are very important in keeping slugs out of the garden. Weed the area around your hostas aggressively. Clean up weeds, fallen leaves and other garden debris immediately. Dead foliage creates a slug haven. Cut hostas back to ground level when the leaves die in the fall and remove debris.
Alternatively it has also been suggested that 1 1/2 cups of ammonia, 1 tbsp. Murphy's soap oil and 1 1/2 cups of water mixed and sprayed using a hand sprayer.
Coffee grounds can be mixed with water and sprayed directly on the slugs. Generally slugs are out at night making this solution to the problem a little more difficult. The dregs can also be put around the plants like mulch.
Egg shells need to be washed and crushed and placed in a ring around the plant. Slugs do not like to slither on sharp objects!
too heavily too early this can lead to weak spears due to poor crown development and they may never recover. A well prepared asparagus patch should last 15 years.
3. What books do you recommend for gardening in Haliburton for vegetables and flowers?
This book has all three categories of vegetables, perennials and annuals and was updated from a previous book "Harrowsmith Northern Gardener"
The New Green Thumb by Mark Cullen. Written by Mark Cullen and published by the Penguin Group in 1990 and revised version in 1999.
4. What are some good plants for the Zone 4 shade garden?
Monkshood, husker red penstemon,ladies mantle, every type of day lily but there are often smaller and less blooms. Great success with Stella and her offspring in the light shade, graybeard grass (spodiopogon sibiricus)(lovely and big), tradescantia.
5. I have a hibiscus that has not bloomed in 2 years. It is 5 feet high and proliferate green leaves but no flowers. How can I get it to flower?
Natural blooming time for Hibiscus is March to October. They require direct sunlight and warmth for good blooming. Place in a south or west window and water with warm water. Hibiscus do not like wet feet so should never be left in standing water for longer than 30 minutes. Allow to dry between waterings.
At 5 feet high the plant likely needs two things - repotting and pruning. Hibiscus blooms on new wood so if the plant has not been pruned than it will not bloom.
Pruning: the best time to prune is August to October but I would suggest you prune now and perhaps again in October. This will stimulate budding and therefore flowering. A good looking plant will need 3 or 4 main branches - sturdy and upright. Remove any weak or sideways growth. Cut back main branches by 1/3.
When repotting, choose a good potting mix. Hibiscus have very good root systems and healthy roots are white to tan colour, crisp and plump. Time to replant is early spring so need to do so now. Carefully loosen the root ball and lift out of pot. Loosen the roots and cut away any dark brown and soft roots. Roots can also be shortened if needed but by no more than 1/3. Replace in a pot one size larger than the current pot.
Fertilize during the growing season (March to October) with a water soluble fertilizer. Fertilize weekly with a low phosphorus fertilizer. A 20-5-20 is ideal. Too much phosphorus (middle number) will result in many great leaves but few flowers. Your fertilizer should offer have trace elements.