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Man Utd star visits 'miracle doctor' in China to solve hip problem
Date published: Monday 9th September 2019 9:49
Manchester United full-back Diogo Dalot has been in China to visit a 'miracle' Brazilian doctor in a bid to solve his injury issues.
The 20-year-old was signed by Jose Mourinho in the summer of 2018, with the ex-United boss describing his fellow Portuguese as "the best young full-back in Europe" when ha arrived at Old Trafford.
Dalot, however, only featured six times under Mourinho before playing on another 17 occasions under his replacement Ole Gunnar Solskjaer after 'The Special One' was sacked last December.
There was talk that Dalot could even be moved on in the summer transfer window, following the arrival of Aaron Wan-Bissaka from Crystal Palace, but Solskjaer is keen to keep the player due to his ability to also play in midfield.
Injury issues have been a problem for Dalot though, so the player has been to see Brazilian physio Eduardo Santos at Chinese Super League club Shanghai SIPG in a bid to cure a long-standing hip issue.
French media gave Santos the nickname of the 'Miracle Doctor' back in 2015 when he managed to cure David Luiz of a hamstring injury in a much faster time than had been predicted.
Read more: Manchester United were stopped from making Raphael Varane their first signing under Jose Mourinho by Real Madrid boss Zinedine Zidane, according to a report.
Santos is also said to have treated the likes of Radamel Falcao, Mousa Dembele and Eliaquim Mangala in the past.
Dalot arrived in China in late August, reportedly spending 10 days at Shanghai SIPG, and it is now hoped he could be available for selection again shortly after the international break.
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I've got to admit, the first thought I have when I see a T-72 is, "Gunner, SABOT, TANK!"
U.S. Army soldiers supervise while an Iraqi Army T-72 tank pulls security during an early morning training exercise on Camp Taji, Iraq, Oct. 14, 2008. The U.S. soldiers are assigned to the 25th Infantry Division. U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Jacob H. Smith.
For you tankers out there, I'll post Murphy's Law for Tankers after the jump. Number 20 made me laugh ('cause it's all true), I used "XO Math" when I was truly BlackFive.
the article was published in the Jan-Feb 02, and the letter was in the Mar-Apr 02 edition.
1. Just after you report "Redcon 1" for your qualification run, you will realize that you desperately need to take a leak.
2. The fuel truck will run out of fuel just before he gets to your tank.
2a. You will run out of fuel before he returns.
5. Attempting to help recover a mired tank will only result in your tank becoming mired also.
6. The primary purpose of an operations order is to ensure that all blame falls on the line units.
6a. For this reason, the staff will not publish an operations order until after the exercise is completed.
7. Night vision devices will only fail at night.
7a. They will function perfectly once the sun rises.
8. The dirtier and more tired you are, the less appreciative you become of "constructive criticism" from somebody in a pristine uniform.
9. The heater on your tank will fail in October. The part to repair it will arrive in April.
10. No matter how minor the ailment, a visit to the medics will result in an I.V.
10a. Arguing with the medics about this will result in your being evacuated in a neck brace and back board (in addition to the I.V.).
12. The only times you will throw a track are: a. At night, b. in the rain, c. during the movement back to garrison, or d. one hour after you installed the new ones.
13. Your vehicle will go NMC right after the contact team leaves the AO.
14. All infantry fighting vehicles don't look alike.
15. Shaking trees to your front mean that you are being hunted by helicopters.
16. When you are told your engineer support was needed elsewhere, the bridge will be out.
17. The exercise will finish and you'll get back to garrison just after the wash rack closes.
18. If all else fails, shoot at the muzzle flashes — the larger ones are the dangerous ones, the smaller ones are infantry.
18a. The infantry muzzle flashes you ignore are covering an anti-tank team setting up.
19. "Rebel yells" are not proper FM radio procedure after a successful Table VIII shoot.
20. XO math: 3 pacs on the ground + no fueler + 2 deadlines = 100% FMC.
21. Close air support is safest from far away.
22. Proving that three feet of frontal armor protection will defend against any threat is probably best demonstrated on someone else's track.
23. Hearing an "Aw, ****" soon after an "on-the-waaay!" means you're probably not getting that promotion.
24. Tanks are very easy to see unless you're dismounted and they're backing up.
25. The one time you skip the firing circuit test is when you have the misfire.
26. "GUNNER, SABOT, SNIPER" is not an appropriate use of ammunition.
27. It is cruel to tell NBC types "Damn, that Fox looks like a BMP!" — particularly when live rounds are being issued.
28. Blackout drive + autobahn + 0345 = polizei.
29. Unsecured turrets will only swing freely mid-way through a rail tunnel.
30. When doing a gunnery, the tank is always operational until you get to the ready line.
31. If you are promised "downtime," what they really mean is: You will be breaking track.
32. First sergeant math: Buy Gatorade for $1.49 each and sell for $1.00 each — with the profits going to the unit fund.
Tankers, add your own Law in the Comments.


This course introduces students to the core building blocks of "story" from the perspective of the entertainment industry, where stories are produced for mediums other than literary: film, television, the stage, graphic novels, or video games. Through readings, lectures, discussions and screenings, the class delves into the unique considerations of stories created or adapted for production as visual entertainment artifacts. Analytic examinations of core story-telling differences between various mediums will also be highlighted, to give students insight in later production and studies courses in their chosen medium of expression.
Introduces the basic tenets of playwriting and applies their use towards the writing of a 10-minute play.
Builds on the writing tenets learned in Playwriting I. Requires students to write a one-act play.
Students will write a short play and then go through the rewrite process while working with a director and student actors. The final scenes will be performed in front of an audience.
Teaches the essentials of situation comedy writing for TV. Students will be expected to conceive and write their own thirty-minute pilot script plus a 'bible' for their show.
Teaches the essentials of writing the one-hour television drama. Students will be expected to conceive and write their own thirty-minute pilot script plus a 'bible' for their show.
Deals with the conception, writing and performance of a stand-up comedy routine. Includes exploration of creating a comic persona, structuring an act, construction of jokes, and aspects relating to perfromance. "Final exam" will be given before a live audience at a public venue.
This course will introduce the student to the history, theory, language and disciplines of writing the American comic book and graphic novel. Students will learn about comic script-writing formats, the collaborative relationship between writer and artist, and techniques to strengthen both their writing and critiquing abilities.
Students will write original work and serve as editors for other students on their creative project -- all while learning the histories of the creative disciplines that facilitate the creation of a modern comic book.
This course serves as an comprehensive look at the medium of graphic novels: their history, how they're made, their diversity, how they are designed, sold and marketed. The course will mix reading and analysis of select titles, lecture and discussions with industry experts, including an artist, author, agent, editor, publisher, retailer, and designer.
Workshop course that covers the fundamentals of writing scripts for film and television. This is a writing intensive course.
Workshop course that builds on the fundamentals of screenwriting learned in Screenwriting I. Each student develops and completes a short dramatic screenplay. This is a writing intensive course.
This course will focus on creating scripts for films under thirty minutes in length. This is a writing intensive course.
A non-technical course which examines the differences between film & TV works vs. games and interactive fiction forms, and the creative changes inherent in translating one to the other. Emphasis given to the creation of a vibrant, seductive, logically consistent game world. Course culminates in the design of a game based on an existing work of fiction.
Encourages students to use their knowledge of the current state of the art in gaming, and their technical and writing interests and expertise, to imagine games that go beyond those currently available. Of particular interest are ways to create branching narratives that deliver the story satisfaction and character development expected from traditional media.
This course provides exposure to literary traditions from the classics to pop culture, analyzing how the selected books have affected the film industry, both in terms of direct adaptations and by influencing generations of filmmakers and screenwriters.
Students will write episodes of an ongoing TV comedy series produced at Drexel. Following the network primetime model and working in collaboration, students will work under budget, production and deadline constraints similar to those in the real world.
Students will write episodes of an ongoing TV drama series to be produced at Drexel. Following the network primetime model and working in collaboration, students will work under budget, production and deadline constraints similar to those in the real world.
This course provides a thorough understanding of methods used to develop story ideas from initial concept to complete screen story, including pitching, structuring, and creating treatments. Students pitch and develop several stories which can then be used to create full-length scripts in advanced workshops.
This course embeds Screenwriting students on a team developing a computer game from concept to design document and through production. Screenwriting majors will be expected to contribute heavily to the narrative, character and other non-technical aspects of game creation.
The first of a two-course sequence in which students write a feature film script, telefilm, or television pilot.
The second of a two-course sequence in which students write a feature film script, telefilm, or television pilot.
The first of a two-course sequence in which students write a 90-minute, two-act play.
The second of a two-course sequence in which students write a 90-minute, two-act play.
This two-term workshop will lead you through the process of developing and writing at least one draft of the script for either several issues of an original comic or a complete graphic novel. The finished script will be expected to conform to professional standards in everything from length to plot structure to formatting. You will be expected to utilize skills taught in the prerequisite course, SCRP 260 (Comic Book Writing), as well as narrative skills learned in SCRP 270 (Screenwriting I), including, but not limited to, thinking visually, establishing characters through behavior, writing effective dialogue, the basics of story structure, and related topics.
Independent study on a topic selected by the student. Independent study is supervised by a faculty member and guided by a plan of study. Department permission required.
The first of a three-course sequence in which students write a feature film script, telefilm, full-length stage play, television pilot, at least two spec episodes of an existing one-hour TV drama or four of an existing TV comedy.
The second of a three-course sequence in which students write a feature film script, telefilm, television pilot, at least two spec episodes of an existing one-hour TV drama or four of an existing TV comedy.
The thid of a three-course sequence in which students write a feature film script, tlelfilm, full-length stage play, television pilot, at least two spec episodes of an existing one-hour TV drama or four of an existing TV comedy.


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TIRUN introduces Celebrity Flora, the latest ship from Celebrity Cruises
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Guests will feel as though they're boarding a high-end yacht for a week of unparalleled adventures, and they are!," said Lisa Lutoff-Perlo, president and CEO, Celebrity Cruises. Commenting on the launch, Varun Chadha, CEO, TIRUN said, "Celebrity Flora is one of the most energy-efficient ships in its class, with a 15 per cent reduction of fuel consumption and equivalently fewer air emissions. Celebrity Flora provides retreat to the travellers bringing the outside in, through Celebrity's signature outward-facing layouts and heralded Infinite Verandas. Added to it is the lure of the destination itself. Giant tortoises, Komodo dragons, sea turtles, iguanas and flamingos are just a taster of the species that can be found on the 19 volcanic islands that make up the Galapagos, along with the pristine beauty of the beaches and the landscape. 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Guests can participate in a guided astronomy tour or enjoy star-lit skies on their own from the Stargazing Platform. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served daily in the Seaside Restaurant. The Ocean Grill offers a casual dining space, panoramic views and Dinner Under the Stars, or guests can choose from an indulgent inroom dining experience. Celebrity Flora transports travelers in all-suite accommodations featuring oversized bathrooms perfect for post-adventure refreshing. These modern retreats bring the outside in through Celebrity's signature outward-facing layouts and heralded Infinite Verandas, and come complete with sustainable, natural, regionally inspired materials. Personal suite attendants cater to guests' every need. Celebrity Flora's two Penthouse Suites are the largest in the Galapagos with separate indoor and outdoor living areas, customisable lighting and shades, and a telescope for stargazing or sea lion peeping. 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TIRUN, the exclusive India representative of Celebrity Cruises, recently announced the launch of the latest addition to Celebrity Cruises' fleet, Celebrity Flora. A masterful exponent of stunning ship design, Celebrity Flora is a dedicated cruise ship for the Galapagos Islands, a deeply enigmatic archipelago of volcanic islands in the Pacific Ocean. The ship is an elevated and inspired approach to marine exploration, meticulously designed expressly for the awe-inspiring Galapagos. As the exclusive India representative of the brand, Indian travellers can book a cruise trip on the ship through TIRUN and enjoy an unparalleled cruise experience to a destination that is considered to still have the primitive spirit of Earth alive, in a ship that is the embodiment of cutting-edge technologies in the world of cruising.
The 100-guest Celebrity Flora offers seamless sea-to-shore transportation, and includes anchorless technology that maintains the ship's position while protecting the sensitive sea floor. Innovative outward-facing design gives guests 360-degree views of the islands, while personal suite attendants, new dining venues, an open-air stargazing platform, and expert-lead ecological seminars are some of the numerous features that distinguish the modern luxury vacation experience.
"Celebrity Flora marks another example of our revolutionary ship design by allowing the destination and its environment to influence every decision we've made. From the luxurious all-suite accommodations to industry-first, eco-friendly innovations, we created a ship that brings a new level of luxury, sustainability and natural exploration to the region. Guests will feel as though they're boarding a high-end yacht for a week of unparalleled adventures, and they are!," said Lisa Lutoff-Perlo, president and CEO, Celebrity Cruises.
Commenting on the launch, Varun Chadha, CEO, TIRUN said, "Celebrity Flora is one of the most energy-efficient ships in its class, with a 15 per cent reduction of fuel consumption and equivalently fewer air emissions. Celebrity Flora provides retreat to the travellers bringing the outside in, through Celebrity's signature outward-facing layouts and heralded Infinite Verandas. Added to it is the lure of the destination itself. Giant tortoises, Komodo dragons, sea turtles, iguanas and flamingos are just a taster of the species that can be found on the 19 volcanic islands that make up the Galapagos, along with the pristine beauty of the beaches and the landscape. With the destination being a significant incentive, a cruise aboard Celebrity Flora promises a memory of a lifetime that Indian cruise enthusiasts and adventure seekers can hardly afford to miss."
Varun Chadha
The Marina is the primary point of access to the ship and can accommodate up to three Zodiacs at once, reducing transport time to and from land and allowing more time for guests to explore the practically untouched islands. While onboard, guests can unwind in the Sunset Lounge, find solace in The Vista, an open-air hideaway with 360-degree views, cocoon-style loungers and private cabanas, and enjoy the breathtaking surrounds in the floor-to-ceiling glass-wrapped Observatory.
Darwin's Cove and the Naturalist Center provide a bounty of information on the destination, wildlife and environmental efforts, while the Discovery Lounge will be home to Naturalist presentations and excursion information. Guests can participate in a guided astronomy tour or enjoy star-lit skies on their own from the Stargazing Platform.
Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served daily in the Seaside Restaurant. The Ocean Grill offers a casual dining space, panoramic views and Dinner Under the Stars, or guests can choose from an indulgent inroom dining experience.
Celebrity Flora transports travelers in all-suite accommodations featuring oversized bathrooms perfect for post-adventure refreshing. These modern retreats bring the outside in through Celebrity's signature outward-facing layouts and heralded Infinite Verandas, and come complete with sustainable, natural, regionally inspired materials. Personal suite attendants cater to guests' every need.
Celebrity Flora's two Penthouse Suites are the largest in the Galapagos with separate indoor and outdoor living areas, customisable lighting and shades, and a telescope for stargazing or sea lion peeping. Guests can also find relaxation in Royal Suites, Ultimate Sky Suites with Infinite Veranda, Premium Sky Suites with Infinite Veranda and Sky Suites with Infinite Veranda.
Celebrity Flora is one of the most energy-efficient ships in its class, with a 15 per cent reduction of fuel consumption and equivalently fewer air emissions, thanks to the introduction of an advanced propulsion system, hull configuration and specially designed diesel engines. Two more firsts in the Galapagos, Celebrity Flora's dynamic positioning system allows the ship to stay in position without physically anchoring and damaging the sea floor, with zero speed stabilizers promising smooth sailing throughout.
Celebrity will reduce the need for plastics onboard by introducing in-room water filtration stations and by converting sea water and air conditioning condensation into pure, fresh water. Any materials that can be recycled, reused or donated will be as part of a strict waste management system.
"I think this is a clear example of an intelligent investment, not only because the boat design was thought with the characteristics of the Galapagos, but because it is based on the best technology available to protect a Natural Heritage of Humanity," said Walter Bustos, director of Galapagos National Park. "This proposal is a mix of experiences and education so that each visitor returns to their country with a different mindset, more committed to the conservation of the environment, which is one of the objectives of the Galapagos National Park "
Celebrity Flora will sail from Baltra year-round, making her first sailing on May 26, 2019.
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Quality Deboner. A deboner is the tool to use for deboning Mackerel, Bluefish, Mullet, and many other Baitfish. Can also be used for removing eyes in Ballyhoo. Quality deboner features Stainless Steel tube & aluminum push rod.


Lockout DVD and Blu-ray release date was set for July 17, 2012.
The MS One prison is located in space and is used to keep the most dangerous criminals in stasis. Emilie Warnock, the daughter of the president, travels to MS One to inspect the facilities and to dispel rumors that the stasis negatively affects prisoners' minds. Soon after her arrival, two homicidal brothers take over the prison with her inside. Surrounded on all sides by rioting inmates, Emilie's only hope is disgraced CIA agent Marion Snow. He must infiltrate the prison and save her before the convicts can find and kill her.


Vishal has excellent commercial acumen with a passion for making a difference to small businesses and individuals.
Vishal's experience extends to a variety of industries, ensuring our clients receive the utmost attention in delivering a tailored solution for their needs.
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Highly respected known anglers such as Terry Hearn, Gaz Fareham, Kev Hewitt, Martin Bowler, Mark McKenna, Nick Helleur, Sean Leverett and Marcus Howarth switched to ESP Syncro XT along with many others that are less well known but no lesser anglers. Many of these guys fish waters containing Carp where nothing can be left to chance and a reliable mainline is key.
So we used the same dark olive pigment on the ESP Syncro XT grade mono and that combined with a slight change to the surface finish gave us a line that had all the classic attributes of the original ESP Syncro XT, but which sinks quicker.
So ESP Syncro XT Loaded was born and over the last eleven months the anglers that have been testing it for ESP have become completely sold on it. Upon casting out it sinks through the surface film virtually unaided until it just hangs from the rod tips. And if a slack line approach is required it stays that way, lying tight to the bottom to the extent that you can feel it peeling up off the lake bed when winding in.
Although ESP Syncro XT Loaded is limp straight off the spool we recommend soaking it overnight so that it absorbs water and becomes even suppler as it is loaded onto the reel spool.


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Invitation: A Reception from the National Foundation for Women Legislators, Inc.
National Foundation for Women Legislators, Inc.
Reception honoring the Standing Committees of the 2000 Democratic National Convention. Los Angeles, California. August 15, 2000.
Invitation: A Reception from the National Foundation for Women Legislators, Inc. 2000. Dr. Edna Louise Saffy Collection. University of North Florida, Thomas G. Carpenter Library Special Collections and Archives. UNF Digital Commons, https://digitalcommons.unf.edu/saffy_text/237/
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Soledad O'Brien uses graphic videos and incisive interviews to show how the lives of young men are fractured by aggressive policing. Her documentary film, BLACK & BLUE, takes the viewer into the lives of men frisked without cause, some as many as 100 times, and the police officers who insist they're just doing their jobs.
War Comes Home
Delon Beckett and Garrett Combs came home from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan ready to resume the lives of promise they had left behind. Within months of coming home, their relationships were crumbling, their children were frightened of them, and suicide began to look like a solution for their anguish. Then, a new program that treats post traumatic stress gave them hope. Produced by Soledad O'Brien's Starfish Media Group in association with MediaStorm, THE WAR COMES HOME follows the journeys of these two young veterans and their personal battles to recover from the effects of the wars that came home with them.
Babies Behind Bars
In America, 1 in 15 women enter prison pregnant. Typically, the mother is stripped from her newborn within 24 hours of birth, causing possible lifelong trauma to both the child and mother. At the Washington Correction Center for women, inmates are able to live with their newborn for up to two years. The documentary follows Kristie Ebey and Margaret Taggert, the former a newly incarcerated mother fighting to get into the program and keep her baby, and the latter a veteran of the program facing release from prison as a single mother.
Kids Behind Bars
Inside the walls of the J. Paul Taylor juvenile justice center are teenage thieves, arsonists, gang bangers – even kids who kill. At any of the nation's thousands of other juvenile centers, they would face swift punishment in a brutal environment that turns some into even more hardened criminals.
But the J. Paul Taylor Center is trying a different approach to juvenile incarceration. In an exclusive look inside the facility, Soledad O'Brien introduces you to three juvenile offenders who find themselves in a world of second chances. A New Mexico program called Cambiar – the Spanish word for Change – uses a progressive method for incarcerating kids that emphasizes respect and rehabilitation above all else. Juvenile offenders live in dorms, not in prisons, in small groups where safety, nurturing, and therapy are the watchwords. They receive an education, counseling, and a promise that they will never be thrown in solitary confinement or face abuse.
Heroin, USA
Across America, Heroin abuse is skyrocketing, and not just in poor communities. In Vermont alone, treatment for opiate addiction, including Heroin and Oxycontin, has risen 770% since 2000. Experts blame the scarcity of painkillers like Oxycontin, which has become one of the most widely abused opiates prescribed by doctors and resold under the table to dealers and addicts. As painkillers become more scarce and costly, addicts are turning to Heroin -even in the suburbs. Soledad O'Brien visits suburban Covington, Kentucky to chronicle the deadly drug's devastating impact on communities. What she finds is a brutal cycle of abuse where young mothers are literally injecting their veins with heroin in the cul-de-sacs of their suburban communities as their families struggle to save their lives and protect themselves.
Honor Delayed
Despite their extraordinary acts of heroism, the nation's highest honor long remained elusive for a group of exceptional American veterans. In the hour-long Al Jazeera America documentary, "Honor Delayed: A Soledad O'Brien Special Report," Soledad O'Brien profiles U.S. servicemen who, for reasons of race or ancestry, were overlooked for the Medal of Honor for 50 years or more. The Medal of Honor, which comes with both tremendous prestige and tangible benefits in the form of increased retirement pay and benefits, has been awarded 3,512 times in U.S. history. Of these medals, only 234 have been awarded to minority service members.


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The Youth Portal of Armenia, ERIT.am, is 10 Years Old
With every step in the youth field in Armenia and around the world, the developments and achievements that have made the voice of the Armenian youth hearable, the Online Magazine Eritasard came true 10 years ago as a result of a brave dream, an incredibly seeming initiative.
On December 22, 2009 - Exactly 10 years ago this day, a mass-media outlet with great goals and desires appeared in the Armenian electronic media, whose main focus was on making the voice of the youth available today. To reflect on the issues, achievements, successes, youth initiatives of the Armenian youth in daily life, to make the hero of the time the Armenian youth living not only in Armenia, but also outside his / her homeland, to record all the innovations in the youth field. To do all this successfully, it was first necessary to form a team that pursued the key goals. Years of active work and experience in staff selection have shown that Eritasard.am has succeeded in bringing together people, professionals who are consistent in achieving the magazine's primary goals.
Every year on December 22, the Online Magazine Eritasard reflected on its birthday, considering the record to be an important precondition for new goals. This jubilee year is not an exception for the young people either, as it has been only 10 years since the Armenian youth has been the main hero of our pages and publications. We are sure that it will continue in the years to come ...
The Online Magazine is a truly unique information platform. It is perhaps the only one in the field that consistently represents young people, youth groups and organizations active in both the provinces and the capital of our country. In 2016, as the online magazine received a new look and technological update, becoming more inclusive and meaningful, ability to vote for young people expanded. Today, the popular media outlet called ERIT.am is the only online youth portal in Armenia that presents daily updates to its readers on the challenges of the youth field, celebrates youth victories, records all successes, expresses concerns that exist among youth, youth. within groups or organizations. The magazine has been with the youth for 10 years. We believe that years of work have allowed us to claim that today we are well aware of what a modern Armenian youth wants and wants.
The 10 years of our career now seem like a moment, but that process has been a way for Eritasard to become mature and reach perfection. And it is a joy that this path does not end. The 10 years are just one part of the road, as there are new youth challenges ahead and yet undisclosed successes that will definitely find their place in the future publications of Eritasard. Throughout its 10 years of operation, the Youth Online Portal has always strived to remain loyal to its youth and its priority task of supporting youth development in Armenia by becoming a unifying information platform where the Armenian youth can freely search for and find ideas, stories, and educational programs that interest them. Announcements, unique reflections on the activities of successful Armenian youth ... During those years we have also gained supporters to deepen knowledge in the youth sector.
It is noteworthy that the success of the resource focuses not only on the successes of Armenian youth abroad but also abroad. The presentation of such stories allows us to appreciate everyone and be one of the most up-to-date news sources today. It also has a great place to cover events outside the capital Yerevan. Our photographers and members of the journalism team have been in the regions of Armenia many times over the years, getting acquainted with all the problems on the spot and seeing the solutions later. We can safely say today that we have always been where the Armenian youth is, with its problems and successes, achievements. We've been where the energy of youth really thrives to bring change ....
Over the past 3650 days, our readers have been able to read over 10,000 news, over 500 interviews, over 150 in-depth analytical publications. The volume of photos taken for the portal gallery is also impressive. Over the past 10 years there have been more than 500 updates in the Gallery section. Looking at the numbers, it can be safely asserted that they have been quite effective and significant for 10 years.
Adding to the aforementioned successes the acquisition of a large number of partners and supporters of the portal in the past years, it will be understandable why the portal has today become the information sponsor and supporter of numerous initiatives, exclusive projects. During the past decade, our business relationships have significantly strengthened, new and close partnerships have been established with our partners. As a result, many new youth ideas will be featured in our pages and in future publications.
Who can better tell what this youth portal is or what its contribution to the youth field, youth development and development in Armenia, if not the main beneficiaries of the magazine, the readers. In this regard, we propose to present a unique challenge to your friends and relatives who have been and continue to be among the beneficiaries of the online portal. We propose to congratulate Eritasard on his 10th birthday by using the hashtag # ERIT10thAnniversary, to heartily comment on the work of the magazine, to mention your friends on social networks who have ever been or continue to be readers of Erit.am. It is very important for us, team of the portal, to receive your suggestions and congratulations ....
We are sure that more exciting activities are ahead, as 3650 days later Eritasard will celebrate its 20th anniversary. The portal continues to be the main directory of the youth sector in Armenia, covering topics that young people play a key role in. This is the achievement of the past 10 years. It is worth mentioning.
Dear readers, young people, our and your Online Portal will also continue to keep the youth field active, focus on target audiences, act in accordance with the norms of responsible journalism, and keep in touch.
The 10th anniversary of our birth is the moment when it is impossible to wait for a new start to be appreciated. Our Team today is really proud that a number of outlined issues have been resolved from the outset, and many goals have come true as a result of 10 years of active work. This is a signal that a new and unique opportunity has been created to set new paths and goals.
Dear online portal "ERITASARD", having been with the Armenian youth for 10 years and covering the field in details, new successes are inevitable. Happy birthday! It's time to celebrate


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Bachelor of Music in Composition
The Bachelor of Music in Composition is intended for those who want the maximum training in compositional technique possible at the undergraduate level. Students in this degree spend 2/3 of their time in music courses and receive a solid introduction to composition, theory, arranging, orchestration, counterpoint, historical styles and genres, ethnomusicology and the new tools of the electronic studio. They create a portfolio of scores, performance recordings and software files sufficient to audition for graduate schools in music composition and begin building a career as a composer of acoustic or commercial music.
Students have gone on to careers as college professors, school music teachers, free-lance composers/arrangers, publishing house editors, church musicians, private music teachers, home-studio owners, popular music composers and performers, and hobbyists with a variety of "day jobs" enjoying music in their spare time.
Taylor Whatley '15 works with Professor Greg Youtz on his original composition, 'Fanfare Giocoso,' which premiered as the opening number of Lake Union Civic Orchestra's first concert of 2014-15.
Strengths of the Composition Program
Three to four composition professors are available at PLU at all times, allowing students the opportunity to study with teachers from different backgrounds and with different perspectives and teaching styles.
A bi-weekly Composition Seminar allows students to share their work with their peers for feedback and builds a sense of community amongst the diverse group of students studying composition.
Each semester, the composition studio produces two concerts: The Composers Forum Concert showcases acoustic music performed live on Lagerquist stage in the Mary Baker Russell Music Center. Usually focusing on chamber music, it sometimes includes works for choir and chamber orchestra. This concert is recorded, providing students with archival recordings for their portfolios. The second is The Songwriter's Workshop Concert, which showcases student-composed popular songs and commercial music produced in PLU's electronic music studios.
Each year a senior composition major is selected to compose a piece for the University Symphony Orchestra to perform at their annual Student Soloists Concert in the spring. This is a rare opportunity for an undergraduate composer.
Numerous student compositions have been performed and toured by major PLU ensembles.
In applied and commercial music, student composers can produce scores for campus theater productions and dance concerts, and also have the opportunity to collaborate with students, faculty, and off-campus clients in the scoring of films and advertisements produced by the Department of Communication and Theatre's MediaLab.
Students have gone on to graduate programs at...
Central Michigan State University
Rhapsody for Organ and Orchestra by Taylor Whatley
"Sunrise" by The Olson Bros Band
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The Olson Bros Band
La Otra for choir by Jason Saunders
Four Miniatures for wind ensemble by Caleb Medeiros
Derek Gibson '21
Derek Gibson wrote this original rap song while under quarantine in spring 2020. A creative student responded to the pandemic and made art about it!
Olson Brothers
Luke Olson '13 of The Olson Bros, wrote "Lookin' At You." The band won the 2013 Texaco Country Showdown songwriting contest.
Drum Taps
Composition Professor Greg Youtz talks about his new piece "Drum Taps" and how the poetry of Walt Whitman inspired him.
Jason Saunders '11
Jason Saunders '11 talks about his experience composing and his passion for writing and choir music.
Composition Faculty
Greg Youtz
Director of Composition Studies
Jeff Leisawitz
Clement Reid
Gina Gillie
Dawn Sonntag


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Panasonic combines hydrogen fuel cell generators with PV and storage
The pilot project is combining hydrogen fuel cell generators with a combined capacity of 500 kW with a 570 kW solar array and 1.1 MWh of lithium-ion batteries. It is planned to come online in the spring of 2022.
May 25, 2021 Emiliano Bellini
The hydrogen facility will be built at Panasonic Kusatsu site in Shiga Prefecture.
Image: Panasonic
Japanese electronics manufacturer Panasonic is building a pilot hydrogen plant combined with photovoltaics and storage at its fuel cell factory in Kusatsu, Shiga Prefecture, in central Japan.
The plant is described as an "in-house" system relying on hydrogen fuel cell generators with a combined capacity of 500 kW, a 570 kW solar array, and lithium-ion batteries with an aggregate storage capacity of approximately 1.1 MWh. "The power generated with this system supplies the entire power used in manufacturing departments of the fuel cell factory located within the Kusatsu site," the company said in a statement.
Pure hydrogen fuel cell generators arranged for
integrated control
The system is expected to begin operations in the spring of 2022 and to be based on 100 Panasonic's pure hydrogen fuel cell generators with a power output of 5 kW and a rated power generation efficiency of 56%. Each generator measures 834×417×1,766 mm and weighs 205 kg.
The PV system will occupy an area of 4,000 m2 and the fuel cell generators 6,000 m2.
"Through this demonstration, Panasonic will accumulate know-how and establish a track record in energy management, including the operation of pure hydrogen fuel cell generators, and aim to commercialize the RE100 solution, which uses power generated in-house from renewable sources to supply 100% of the electricity required for business activities," the company said in a statement.
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October 8, 2018 August 21, 2019 Gibberish Characters, Comic, Fictional, Movie/TV Shows, Uncategorized
What Do I Think of The New Venom Movie, and Would I Buy It??? WARNING SPOILERS!!! TURN AWAY NOW!
I'm gonna be straight up honest with y'all. Venom is one of my favorite characters when it comes to the Marvel Comics, and for those of you who don't know, Venom is not part of the MCU. Venom is own by Sony, and Sony hasn't done the best with their Marvel films. Usually they just make the movies to keep the rights. One example, is the (2015) Fantastic Four Movie. That movie was…That's a post for another time. The point is, is that the film was a huge failure. I believe they only created it so they could keep the rights, but the film was staggered, didn't make much sense, and was lousy writing. To be honest, I was worried that Venom was going to be the same. How I felt, was that I wanted the movie to be good, but from my experience with Sony, I was expecting not the best results. Was I disappointed? Let's find out!
No. The film, in my opinion was an interesting and well-done take on Venom. Now, I did think the writing wasn't the greatest, but for a Sony movie, I thought it was good. In the beginning of the film, it's very staggered. You got five different things happening at once and they're rushing through it. They needed to slow down, and take their time. Marvel Studios is great at this. They know when to bring action and when to release the plot lines. Sony doesn't and didn't execute that very well. That being said though, with the character Eddie Brock (played by Tom Hardy) finally merges with the symbiote, known as Venom (also played by Tom Hardy), I believe the movie picks up. Venom's character is hilarious as the movie goes on. In the film, Venom is talking to Eddie Brock, and it's fantastic watching Tom Hardy's character figure this situation out.
Venom in the comics isn't really a bad guy, as much as he is, as the trailer puts it, Anti-Hero. Venom in this film, is clearly a bad guy, but Eddie Brock isn't. This relationship is great as the movie goes on. Venom is constantly trying to eat people in the show, specifically their heads, and Eddie is always trying to stop Venom from doing this. At the end of the film, he makes a deal with Venom to only eat bad guys, which Venom agrees too.
The bad guy in this film, known as Carlton Drake (played by Riz Ahmed), is an interesting character. He was one of the characters I felt like was rushed in the beginning of the show, and I didn't really get a good vibe from him as a bad guy. More as a snobby teenager. I felt like a lot of his lines were a little cheesy, but I did appreciate the role they were trying to aim it towards. I think it was poor writing just in general too.
I had a hard time with several of the lines in the movie. They seemed forced and unnecessary. For instance, there's a part where Eddie Brock gets separated from Venom, and when Venom finally emerges and they bond again, Eddie asks why he came back. Venom gives an excuse, and Eddie tells him to tell the truth. Venom says that the reason that he came back was for Eddie. This line in writing I might could see work, but in the movie, it just didn't seem to flow well. Another poor written part in the script, was when he met his ex-fiance, Anne Weying (played by Michelle Williams), at the restaurant. She clearly doesn't trust him, but is concern for him. Not ten minutes later in the film though she's calling him and definitely trusting him. Again, I don't think this was Michelle Williams fault, but the writers. It was a little sloppy in my opinion.
Now let's talk about more about the main bad guy. Not Carlton Drake, but Riot. Riot was a pretty cool character in this film. I like his darkness and presence in the film. I wasn't sure in the beginning if they were going to bring Carnage (which we'll talk about) or another symbiote to the party. I think Riot was a good choice. I think bringing Carnage to the first Venom film would have been a bit much. Carnage is an offspring from Venom. To make that all happen in the film would have been a little crazy to me, but let's not stray from Riot. Riot is actually a character I'll have a separate post for in the future. Riot's ferociousness in the film was well played and I loved how they showed him moving from host to host as the movie went on. It made me feel like something crazy was gonna happen. Now, it did happen for a little too long, but it wasn't enough that I cared about it. I think Riot was a good choice for this film.
And of course, you can't have a good Marvel film without Stanley's cameo. 🙂
The final thing I wanted to talk about was the after credit scene. After the credits roll, it shows Eddie Brock driving up to a prison. As he's doing so, he's talking to Venom. He goes into the prison to do an interview, and he starts talking to a prisoner there (played by Woody Harrelson). At the end of the clip the prisoner says, "When I get out of here, and I will…there's gonna be carnage." End scene. This definitely means we're getting a sequel people! Well, at-least I hope we do. The Carnage and Venom relationship is epic to me. Venom is such a bad**s and Carnage is such a b***h. Not only that though, but it looks like Carnage will be played by Woody Harrelson. I think this could be a really good match up for the Sony, Marvel universe, and when the contract that Sony and Marvel Stuidos has expires, maybe they'll bring Spider Man in the mix too. I don't know what to say now, but I'm very excited about the next Venom film to come out. I think this movie was a good starter, but I feel like the sequel is gonna be the one everyone will want to go see. Maybe not, maybe so. We'll have to wait and see.
So, in the end, would I buy this movie? My answer would be no. I would rent it, but I wouldn't buy it. The beginning of the movie was to disorganize for me to get behind, but it did begin to grab a hold of itself and begin to take shape half way through. It's a close call, but I would have to say rent, instead of buying. I'm gonna wait for the sequel. With Venom and Carnage, I can't wait to see it!
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Pretty cool man.
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India and China lead list of earthquake aid donors to Nepal
China and India step ahead of the developed world in bringing post-earthquake aid to Nepal, but delivery of approximately half the assistance in the form of loans raises concerns
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Ramesh Bhushal
Nepal is set to receive an additional $3 billion from other countries to help reconstruction after the 7.9-magnitude earthquake of April 25 that killed an estimated 10,000 people.
The amount, pledged at a donors' meeting with the government in Kathmandu late last month, is less than half of what will be needed, according to official estimates. Approximately half the funds will consist of grants, and the rest loans.
India and China have overtaken developed countries as the big donors, with India pledging over US$1 billion (6.21 billion yuan) and China over $700 million (4.35 billion yuan). In terms of donation size, then came the Asian Development Bank and the World Bank, followed by Japan, US and the European Union.
China and India both sent their foreign ministers to the donors meeting. Sushma Swaraj, India's foreign minister, said, "We are ready to put our shoulders to Nepal's efforts and no stone would be left unturned to help." Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said, "We should take this as an opportunity, and China being a good neighbour will help Nepal to rebuild."
Before last week's meeting, donors had already pledged around $1.4 billion (8.7 billion yuan) to help reconstruction. "The level of participation and pledges encouraged us and raise our hopes," said Narhari Acharya, Nepal's Law Minister.
The donors' meeting was preceded by altercations between aid agencies and Nepal's government.
Directly addressing the concerns of aid agencies, Prime Minister Sushil Koirala said at the conference, "We will rebuild Nepal together and Nepal is friend of all. We assure you that no funds will be misused."
After the conference, there are two areas of debate in Kathmandu. First, when will the pledges be kept? In this regard, the experience of Nepal – or any other developing country, for that matter – does not provide grounds for optimism.
Second, should so much of the money come as loans? This has evoked mixed reactions, especially in social media. Many observers feel Nepal has no choice but to take these loans. However, it should ask lenders to exempt the government from repayment of loans taken in the past.
"Supposed not to look a gift horse in the mouth but 50% loans not gifts, surely not good enough – so demand debt forgiveness," tweeted David Seddon, Nepal expert in the faculty of University of East Anglia in Britain.
This article appeared originally on chinadialogue's sister website thethirdpole.net and can be accessed here.
Ramesh Bhushal is a journalist based in Kathmandu.
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Psalms, psalm 103
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A Psalm of David. Bless the LORD, O my soul: and all that is within me, bless his holy name.
Who forgiveth all thine iniquities; who healeth all thy diseases;
Who redeemeth thy life from destruction; who crowneth thee with lovingkindness and tender mercies;
Who satisfieth thy mouth with good things; so that thy youth is renewed like the eagle's.
The LORD executeth righteousness and judgment for all that are oppressed.
He made known his ways unto Moses, his acts unto the children of Israel.
The LORD is merciful and gracious, slow to anger, and plenteous in mercy.
He will not always chide: neither will he keep his anger for ever.
He hath not dealt with us after our sins; nor rewarded us according to our iniquities.
For as the heaven is high above the earth, so great is his mercy toward them that fear him.
As far as the east is from the west, so far hath he removed our transgressions from us.
Like as a father pitieth his children, so the LORD pitieth them that fear him.
For he knoweth our frame; he remembereth that we are dust.
As for man, his days are as grass: as a flower of the field, so he flourisheth.
For the wind passeth over it, and it is gone; and the place thereof shall know it no more.
But the mercy of the LORD is from everlasting to everlasting upon them that fear him, and his righteousness unto children's children;
To such as keep his covenant, and to those that remember his commandments to do them.
The LORD hath prepared his throne in the heavens; and his kingdom ruleth over all.
Bless the LORD, ye his angels, that excel in strength, that do his commandments, hearkening unto the voice of his word.
Bless ye the LORD, all ye his hosts; ye ministers of his, that do his pleasure.
Bless the LORD, all his works in all places of his dominion: bless the LORD, O my soul.
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Report on the presentation at the Gordon research conference on "Oscillation and dynamic instability in chemical systems" and a visit to a research group in MIT.
I made a trip to present a poster at the conference on chemical oscillation and discuss with many researchers who were in the forefront of this field. I also visited to a research group in MIT studying time-resolved spectroscopy to discuss how we investigate the dynamic instability in chemical oscillations in combination with laser spectroscopic techniques.
The Gordon research conference on "Oscillation and dynamic instability in chemical systems" was held during July 18-23 in Bates collage, located at the northeast end of the USA. This conference addressed Nonlinear Chemical Dynamics, which included the study of oscillations, waves, patterns and chaos in chemically-reacting systems far from equilibrium, with experiments, theory and simulations. About one hundred participants from all parts of the worlds presented exciting studies and discussed animatedly with each other. I presented a poster about a coupled oscillator in Belousov-Zhabotinsky (BZ) reaction, one of the typical chemical oscillation.
Recently, chemical oscillation has been applied to many systems, such as polymeric gels for micro/nano machine, computing with chemical waves, stripe pattern formation on the animal skin, coupling of two or many oscillators and so on. Especially, polymer gels in chemical oscillation have been extensively studied for industrial application in the future. Therefore, there were many reports about gel systems at the conference. On the other hands, several participants in the conference also studied coupled oscillators in chemical systems, which had a close relation to my experiments. I. Z. Kiss and Y. Zhai reported about synchronization and cooperative action of coherent groups in globally coupled electrochemical oscillators. H. Fukuda has arranged BZ beads-oscillators in 2D lattice and observed synchronization enhanced under optimal noise, which impressed me above all presentations. Many people paid attention to my poster presentation. Although I felt the difficulty of speaking in English, it seemed that they understood what I said. We discussed and exchanged ideas with each other. I was glad to present a poster at the conference, in which many famous researchers participated and moreover, appreciated my results. That was why I felt encouraged.
After the conference, I visited the Nelson group in MIT and presented my experimental results. They studied dynamic properties in complex materials, such as glass, with time-resolved spectroscopic techniques which could also be used for chemical systems. Unfortunately most of the members were in Japan to attend the conference on Ultrafast phenomena at Niigata. However, we discussed productively for methods in measuring complex systems with laser techniques.
The trip to USA was valuable experience for me, especially from the following two points.
(i) I learned recent trends in coupled oscillation through the talk with several researchers involved in the fields.
(ii) In MIT, I was suggested that interferometer imaging may practical in measuring dynamic instability in chemical systems.
I will continue to investigate dynamic instability in chemical oscillation as the suggestion of the MIT group.
Finally, I express my gratitude to the COE financial support for the trip.


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Q: Best practice for config files in containerized apps The suggested file structure for docker container is something like
root
├── app/
|    ├── ...
|    └── Dockerfile
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├── db/
|    ├── ...
|    └── Dockerfile
...
└── docker-compose.yaml

So where do you put configuration files? If there is any overlap, and the app and the db need access to the same configuration, you immediately run into build context problems, since COPY in Dockerfiles is restricted to the build context, which would be the app/db/... sub-directories by default. And also should be those sub-directories to avoid sending tons of superfluous files to the docker daemon.

My current idea is to do something like this:
root
├── app/
|    ├── ...
|    ├── Dockerfile-app.dockerignore
|    └── Dockerfile-app
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├── db/
|    ├── ...
|    ├── Dockerfile-db.dockerignore
|    └── Dockerfile-db
...
├── config/
|    ├── common
|    ├── app
|    ├── db
|    ├── ...
└── docker-compose.yaml

Then I set the build context to root for every dockerfile, with the Dockerfile-app.dockerignore looking like this:
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!app/*
!config/common/*
!config/app/*
...

this approach is heavily reliant on the relatively new Dockerfile.dockerignore feature which is referenced as largely "undocumented" in this issue: Add support for specifying .dockerignore file with -i/--ignore and not universally supported (e.g. tilt), which makes me quite uneasy about it.
At the same time a failure to recognize the dockerignore files only causes a slowdown and does not stop this method from working. So in that sense it is relatively stable. And the grouping as a config folder likely enables it to become a submodule and be version controlled separately which seems neat.
Or using the 'default/override' pattern there could be a config_default and config folder, where the config_default is tracked and the config folder is put into .gitignore. If you then init a git repository in the config folder you can probably use the two repositories independently, avoiding the infamous submodule complexity of git which I have not looked at yet.
Any different approaches, suggestions, comments?

A: Configuration files should not go into the build process but can be mounted into the containers when they are started.
Many people instead pass config data as environment variables which works and is very light-weight but may be a slight security risk. At least for credentials, using a credential store is advisable.


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The Canadian Centennial Scholarship Fund (CCSF) provides awards ranging from £1,000 to £5,000 to Canadian men and women for academic and artistic postgraduate study in the UK.
In recognition of the outstanding talent of many international students, Cardiff University offers a range of highly prestigious international scholarships designed to attract and reward the best students.
Council on Foreign Relations (CFR): International Affairs Fellowship in Japan sponsored by Hitachi, Ltd.
The International Affairs Fellowship in Japan (IAF-J), sponsored by Hitachi, Ltd., seeks to strengthen mutual understanding and cooperation between the rising generations of leaders in the United States and Japan.


The Lisbon Forever hostel benefits from a privileged location in the center of Lisbon, 200 meters from the Marquês de Pombal Square.
This property has been completely refurbished while retaining its classic features and providing a modern decor.
All rooms have natural light, air conditioning, individual lockers, bed linen, towels, daily maid service and free Wi-Fi. Quadruple rooms also have a balcony with city views. Each unit also includes access to shared bathrooms.
You can prepare your own meals in the fully-equipped shared kitchen. Alternatively, there are a variety of restaurants, bars and cafés within a few minutes walk. The common living room features a balcony and is the ideal place to listen to music, watch TV or benefit from free Wi-Fi.
This hostel faces the prestigious El Corte Ingles, as well as several traditional shops.
The nearest metro station is 200 meters away and allows connection to all areas of Lisbon. The luxurious Avenida da Liberdade shops are a 15 minutes walk away, and the emblematic Chiado and Rossio areas are within a 6 minutes metro ride.
The centrality is also marked by the distance of only 8 km from Humberto Delgado International Airport on a 15 minutes Metro ride.
This area is an excellent choice among travelers interested in visiting monuments, museums and culture. This is the part of Lisbon that guests prefer, according to independent reviews.
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Jordi Lopez est un joueur de football espagnol, né à Cardedeu (province de Barcelone, Catalogne) le . Il joue avec le CE Sabadell FC, en D3 espagnole.

Carrière

Vitesse Arnhem
Employé essentiellement comme remplaçant, López demande au mois de  une résiliation de son contrat, six mois avant son terme. Le , il est libéré par Swansea City. Le , il signe pour le club néerlandais de Vitesse Arnhem.

Palmarès
 Séville FC
 Coupe UEFA
 Vainqueur (1) : 2006

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Footballeur espagnol
Joueur du FC Barcelone
Joueur du Real Madrid
Joueur du Séville FC
Joueur du RCD Majorque
Joueur du Racing de Santander
Joueur du Queens Park Rangers FC
Joueur du Swansea City AFC
Joueur du Vitesse Arnhem
Joueur de l'UE Llagostera
Joueur du CE Sabadell
Naissance en février 1981

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Q: How to Fetch Particular part of email body using PHP(imap function)? My email body contains the Email and Phone Number fields I want to extract that fields and store in the database how can I do that?
This is my PHP Code...
<?php

$hostname = '{imap.gmail.com:993/imap/ssl}INBOX';
$username = "myusername";
$password = "mypassword";

$inbox = imap_open($hostname,$username,$password) or die('Cannot connect to Gmail: ' . imap_last_error());

$emails = imap_search($inbox,"ALL");

if($emails) {
$output = '';

foreach($emails as $email_number) {

$headerInfo = imap_headerinfo($inbox,$email_number);
$structure = imap_fetchstructure($inbox, $email_number);

$overview = imap_fetch_overview($inbox,$email_number,0);

$message = imap_qprint(imap_fetchbody($inbox,$email_number,1));

$output .= 'Body: '.$message.'
';
$structure = imap_fetchstructure($inbox, $email_number);
print_r($structure);
}
}
imap_close($inbox);

?>

I m providing the screen shot of the my Email Body, In This whatever infront of Email and Mobile Number. I want to extract that.

A: You could try
    $message = "Business Enquiry for Lister --------- Buyer Contact I
nformation:aaaaa Mobile/ Cell Phone: +91--------, Email: Not Available

Buyer's ment Details: We want to buy Lister Gold UV LED Slim POP
Panel Lights. Size: 15 Inches Power: 15 Watts Kindly send
me price and other details. d Qty : -";

preg_match('# Mobile/ Cell Phone: (.*?), #', $message, $match);// checks for string between "Mobile/ Cell Phone: " and ","
echo $mobile = $match[1];

preg_match('/Email:(.*?)
 /', $message, $match);//// checks for string between "Email:" and "
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echo $email = $match[1];


Green house effect:The atmosphere of our planet is warming gradually. This gradual worming of the earth's atmosphere produces a great effect on earth. This hangs the whole system of nature from coolness to a hot condition. The reason for this is thought to be the increased carbon-di-oxide.
Scientists all over the world are trying to isolate and destroy radio-active elements. Because they are threats to the very existence to life, particularly to mankind. These days people talk about it.
The UNO has declared the 5th June the day as the Environmental Day. On this day all over the world seminars and symposiums are held at the state level. The aim is to create public awareness. People have now realized the extent of dangers of this effect.
They should be educated well on how to make the world free from the heavy pressure caused from the effect of green house.


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Globalization, while shaping a new era of interaction between nations, economies and people, may as well be disruptive, and engender side effects such as marginalization. It is up to international institutions and national authorities to find ways to counter such possible effects, particularly in the areas of access to information and knowledge, the spread of new information technologies and communication and development of multilingualism in cyberspace.
Several concrete measures to promote access to knowledge in cyberspace are proposed by UNESCO within the framework of its Recommendation to guide both the debate and action by the involved international instances in this domain. Thus, Member States should establish and support national policies to promote multilingualism and universal access. In addition, Internet access, considered as a public information service, should be encouraged by the adoption of appropriate policies. Member States should therefore recognize and enact the right to online access to public records and government administration records, including all the information citizens need in a modern democratic society, so to ensure the universal access to information in the public domain and its free flow, without geographical, economic or social discrimination.
Similarly, UNESCO's Member States and international organizations should facilitate the acquisition of basic computer skills for all and further popularize the implementation and use of information technology and communication for sustainable development and peace.
15 per cent of the world population lives with some form of disabilities. Nonetheless, information and communication technologies (ICT) have the potential for making significant improvements in the lives of these persons, allowing them to enhance their social, political and economic integration in communities and society by enlarging the scope of activities available to them. UNESCO contributes to the implementation of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, particularly on article 9 Accessibility, article 21 Freedom of expression and access to information, article 24 education and article 32 International cooperation.
Cultural diversity and multilingualism on the Internet have a key role to play in fostering pluralistic, equitable, open and inclusive knowledge societies. UNESCO encourages its Member States to develop comprehensive language-related policies, to allocate resources and use appropriate tools in order to promote and facilitate linguistic diversity and multilingualism, including the Internet and media within the framework of UNESCO Recommendation concerning the Promotion and Use of Multilingualism and Universal Access to Cyberspace.
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The Rustler's Reformation è un cortometraggio muto del 1913 scritto, diretto e interpretato da William Duncan

Trama

Produzione
Il film fu prodotto dalla Selig Polyscope Company.

Distribuzione
Distribuito dalla General Film Company, il film - un cortometraggio in una bobina - uscì nelle sale cinematografiche statunitensi il 2 dicembre 1913.

Voci correlate
Filmografia della Selig Polyscope

Collegamenti esterni

Cortometraggi western


The staff members of OPITZ Packaging Systems are well-trained engineers and specialist workers.
We continuously provide them with support and further education, so that we can offer optimal solutions to our customers.
Precision mechanics are specialists for precision devices in tool and machine construction. They produce components for machines and precision devices and install them together with electronic measuring and control components to assemble functional units.
The production of punching tools and steel templates also requires highest accuracy.
Precision mechanics often work on computer-controlled machine tools, but some of their work is manual. They plan work flow, adjust machine tools, perform the work (e.g. turning, milling, drilling grinding) and evaluate the work results. They are used to handling a variety of measuring tools. They adhere to the standards and technical documentation and strive for continuous improvement of the work processes, including economic aspects.


Identifies frequency with which pain interferes with patient's activities, with treatments if prescribed.
Determine pain level when the patient IS USING CURRENT PAIN INTERVENTION (medical and non-medical pain management techniques).
Pain interferes with activity when the pain results in the activity being performed less often than otherwise desired, requires the patient to have additional assistance in performing the activity, or causes the activity to take longer to complete. Include all activities (e.g., sleeping, recreational activities, watching television), not just ADLs.
When reviewing patient's medications, the presence of medication for pain or joint disease provides an opportunity to explore the presence of pain, when the pain is the most severe, activities with which the pain interferes, and the frequency of this interference with activity or movement.
Be careful not to overlook seemingly unimportant activities (for example, the patient says she/he sits in the chair all day and puts off going to the bathroom, because it hurts so much to get up from the chair or to walk).
Evaluating the patient's ability to perform ADLs and IADLs can provide additional information about such pain. Assessing pain in a nonverbal patient involves observation of facial expression (e.g., frowning, gritting teeth), monitoring heart rate, respiratory rate, perspiration, pallor, pupil size, irritability, or use of visual pain scales (e.g., FACES).
The patient's treatment for pain (whether pharmacologic or nonpharmacologic) must be considered when evaluating whether pain interferes with activity or movement. Pain that is well controlled with treatment may not interfere with activity or movement at all.
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Q: What's the content of license that AT&T licensed Unix to third-party vendors?
Initially intended for use inside the Bell System, AT&T licensed Unix to outside parties in the late 1970s, leading to a variety of both academic and commercial Unix variants from vendors including University of California, Berkeley (BSD), Microsoft (Xenix), IBM (AIX), and Sun Microsystems (Solaris).

Does the license state that AT&T can reclaim copyright?

A: No;
Part of the Settlement was "USL would not file further lawsuits against users and distributors", and you can not copyright something you can not litigate about.
113 of 76644 files in feeBSD grant use by the USL but are open licensed (BSD|Beerware|MIT|GPL|ISC|RSA).
git clone -q --depth 1 https://github.com/freebsd/freebsd.git
cd freebsd
grep -Ril "UNIX System Laboratories" | wc -l
113
grep -Ri "SPDX-License-Identifier:" . | grep -Pv "BSD-|Beerware|MIT|GPL|ISC|RSA|Binary"


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Washington Football Team vs Philadelphia Eagles Prediction, 1/3/2021 NFL Pick, Tips and Odds, Week 17
by Tony Sink - 12/29/2020
Game: Washington Football Team vs Philadelphia Eagles
Location: Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, PA
TV: NBC
Odds/Point Spread: Philadelphia +2
Total/Over-Under: 42
Jalen Hurts and the Philadelphia Eagles (4-10-1) host the Washington Football Team (6-9) at Lincoln Financial Field on Sunday, January 3, 2021. Washington opens this contest as 2-point favorites. The over/under has been set at 42.
The Washington Football Team step onto the field holding a record of 6-9 for this year. The last time they took the field they took on the Carolina Panthers and took the defeat by a score of 20-13. Dwayne Haskins Jr. went 14/28 with 154 yards through the air but wasn't able to throw a ball for a TD. He tossed 2 interceptions during the game. Antonio Gibson led the team in rushing in the game. He had a long run of 22 yards but wasn't able to convert a rushing touchdown. He ran for 61 yards by way of 10 carries which had him averaging 6.1 yards per run. J.D. McKissic led the team in receiving yardage by racking up 77 yards on 8 catches. He notched an average of 9.6 yards per reception in the game. The Washington Football Team ran the ball a total of 19 times and racked up 108 yards earning them an average of 5.7 yards per attempt. Overall, they ran 69 plays for a total of 386 yards. Overall, the Football Team racked up 20 first downs and they had 5 penalties for 26 yards. When discussing the defense, Washington allowed 19 catches on 28 tries totaling 167 yards, and a completion percentage of 68.0%. Against the run, the Football Team allowed 113 yards on 35 carries which is an average of 3.2 yards per rushing attempt allowed. On the day, they allowed 280 yards and forced 2 takeaways.
When it comes to putting points on the board, the Washington Football Team have an average of 21.0 points per contest. As a unit they're holding an average of 100.5 yards on the ground ranking them 26th in the league. The Football Team have tallied 4,828 total yards for the season. When it comes to getting the ball in the endzone, Washington has totaled 14 touchdowns via the pass and 18 rushing touchdowns. The Football Team sit in 5th in the NFL when it comes to team defense, giving up 21.0 points per game. Opposing teams are running for an average of 4.2 yards per attempt on the ground and 112.5 rushing yards per game for the year. Overall, they have conceded 1,687 yards via the running game in 15 games. Regarding passing yardage, the Football Team have given up 2,970 yards which puts them in 3rd in football. In their 15 games, they have allowed 198.0 yards per outing via the pass in addition to conceding a completion percentage of 63.9%. In total, they have yielded 310.5 yards per outing which has them ranked 4th in the NFL.
The Eagles head into this game 4-10-1 for this year. The last time they took the field they played the Dallas Cowboys and took the loss by a score of 37-17. Jalen Hurts led the team in rushing for the game. His longest run of the day went for 20 yards but wasn't able to convert a rushing touchdown. He rushed for a total of 69 yards on 9 carries which meant he was running for 7.7 yards per tote. Quez Watkins led the team in receiving yardage by racking up 57 yards on 2 receptions. He averaged 28.5 yards per catch for the game. Jalen Hurts went 21/39 with 342 yards passing and completed 1 touchdown. He gave away 2 picks during the game. The Philadelphia Eagles rushed the ball a total of 29 times and totaled 151 yards giving them an average of 5.2 yards per rushing attempt. On the day, the Eagles got 24 1st downs and they totaled 12 penalties for 115 yards. Overall, they ran 71 plays which gave them a total of 477 yards. When discussing the defense, Philadelphia gave up 22 catches on 30 throws totaling 362 yards, and a completion percentage of 73.0%. For this contest, they conceded a total of 513 yards and forced 1 takeaway. In the running game, the Eagles gave up 151 yards on 34 attempts which is an average of 4.4 yards per rushing attempt allowed.
In relation to their scoring prowess, the Eagles are ranked 25th out of all teams in football with 21.3 points per contest. For the year to this point, the Eagles have thrown for 3,229 yards via the pass in addition to holding an average of 215.3 throwing yards per contest, which has them ranked 27th in the NFL. They average 127.3 rushing yards per game and have toted the ball for 1,909 yards for this year. The Philadelphia Eagles hold an average of 342.5 yards per game which is good for 22nd in the league. The Eagles are ranked 22nd in the National Football League concerning the opposition scoring, giving up 26.5 PPG. The opposition is running for an average of 4.2 yards per running attempt and 127.3 rushing yards per contest over the course of this season. For the season, they have given up 1,909 yards via the ground game in 15 games. When talking about passing yards, the Eagles have conceded 3,653 yards which puts them in 21st in the NFL. Over the course of their 15 games played, they are giving up 243.5 yards per outing via the pass in addition to conceding a completion percentage of 68.7%. Overall, they are surrendering 370.8 yards per game which has them sitting 21st in the league.
Who will win tonight's Football Team/Eagles NFL game against the spread?
Tony's Pick: Take the Eagles +2
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Everybody from Wall Street analysts, to supposed investment-advisory wizards, to pretty talking heads on your TV, sounding smart but spouting nonsense. The Financial Infotainment Industrial Complex is what I call it, and collectively it's keeping you poor, and charging you too much in fees. How mad does the Financial Infotainment Industrial Complex make me? Mad enough to spend a few years writing a book to help break through the BS, The Financial Rules For New College Graduates. College graduates do not need gurus, they need a few simple rules, and a bit of math to understand why those rules will work. I mean, you shouldn't do a lot of math to manage your personal finances, but I see it as a key way of pulling back the curtain on those finance gurus.
You can calculate all this stuff yourself, guru-free, and build a better relationship to your own money. My frustration with all the other personal finance books I've ever read is that they don't teach this math. They just show a compound interest table, or some other impractical nonsense that doesn't teach people how to do it for themselves. So, are you ready to become a freak in the spreadsheets?
At what annual percent return does our money grow? Let's call this Annual Yield, or Y for short.
I'll skip all the math proofs, but if we know the last three variables, we can calculate the unknown Future Value, FV, through the following formula.
Look at that! That's it! If you're comfortable already with algebra, you may be able to begin applying that formula to all sorts of your own personal finance questions.
We plug those three variables into the formula FV = PV * (1 + Y)^N to find out the future number of kittens (FV).
The inflation in our monthly rent can be calculated because we know the present rent (PV) of $1,000, we know the annual growth (Y) of 10%, and we know the number of compounding periods (N) from now that we need to calculate is 15.
Finally, setting up a compound interest formula in a spreadsheet works extremely well for calculating how small investments made over time—like in our 20s—can inevitably become large investments in our later years. The video here shows how it's relatively easy, once you know how to set up a compound interest calculator, to take charge of planning your own wealthy future.
Michael Taylor writes the Bankers Anonymous blog, and is the author of the forthcoming book The Financial Rules for New College Graduates: Invest Before Paying Off Debt—and Other Tips for Professors Didn't Teach You, to be published by ABC-CLIO/Praeger in 2018.
He also holds the titles "Newspaper Columnist," "Dad," and "Texan," and is just as surprised at these as you are.