These armed Filipino soldiers are from the town of Macabebe in the Province of Pampanga. And soldiers just like these, if not some of these men themselves in this photo, once lived in Saipan for about half a year. Older people in Saipan used to talk about the tiempon Macabebe (the Macabebe times) and how bad it was!
But while the Macabebe soldiers lived in Saipan, with their wives and children, they had other children, born and baptized in Saipan. A list of these Macabebe babies born and baptized in Saipan follows this story.
But first the story. How did these babies of Macabebe parents manage to be born on Saipan in 1899?
Armed struggle broke out in the Philippines in August of 1896 between Philippine independence fighters and the Spaniards. In the town of Macabebe in the province of Pampanga, a Spanish-Filipino mestizo named Eugenio Blanco y Leison eventually organized a group of volunteer fighters to defend the Spanish cause.
These Macabebe volunteers remained loyal to Spain even as the war went badly for Spain. The American entry into the Philippines in the summer of 1898 made Spain's chances of hanging on to the Philippines even worse. By the end of the year, the Macabebe soldiers were wondering what to do next, since the Philippines seemed sure to fall into either American hands or an independent Philippines.
Blanco and his soldiers, plus wives and children, some 700 people altogether, set sail for Saipan, still in Spanish hands in early 1899. They stayed in Saipan until the Germans came to take over the Northern Marianas in November of 1899. But for those six or seven months in 1899, pregnant Macabebe women gave birth to their children in Saipan. Here is the list, compiled from the Saipan baptism records.
That makes 14 Macabebe babies born and baptized on Saipan; 8 girls and 6 boys.
Interestingly, even though history tells us that there was great tension between the Macabebes and the Saipan Chamorros and Carolinians, we find that one Macabebe baby had Chamorro godparents. José Alig and his sister Lucía Alig were godparents for José Bautista e Ysi.
Even more interesting to me is that Juan Reyes, a Chamorro, asked Pedro Mansale from Macabebe to be godfather to his son Pedro. Why more interesting? Because there was no shortage of Chamorro candidates to become godfather, but the father chose a Macabebe. So, relations may not have been so strained for everyone, all the time.
Pedro Mansale must have been rather popular because he was godfather a second time for another Chamorro baby, this time José, son of Juan Cabrera.
Adriano Bongay and his wife Francisca Díaz of Macabebe were godparents for the Chamorro baby Adriano, son of Juan Castro.
The Macabebe contingency under Eugenio Blanco numbered some 700 persons, which undoubtedly included Filipinos from places other than Macabebe who were loyal to Spain. Some of these also acted as godparents for Chamorro babies while they lived in Saipan.
Enrique Montealegre and his wife Felisa Bernardino from Santa Cruz, Zambales were the godparents of the Chamorro Enrique Bernardo Fausto de Salas.
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Q: What to do when you want to create your first java web application? So i want to create my first web application. But there is simply too mush choose to know where to start i keep jumping from one thing to another.
The first thing is which ide should i use:

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*is one better for web development than another or is it just personal choice?

Currently i'm using netbeans and i can see that all the samples are using glassfish.

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*Should i use glassfish first? or should i look at tomcat, jboss,...

*When i use a glassfish example and switch to tomcat server some classes are not recognized anymore.  Does every server has it own classes ?

*When i followed a spring tutorial it used tomcat but can it also be used with glassfish ?

*Is there a big difference in cost between servers ?

What about jsp or servlets

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*a lot of examples use jsp some other prefer servlets what is still used nowdays ??

*i also came across some websites where they prefer freemarker instead of jsp / servlets but is it not better to learn to work with jsp and servlets ?

And what about frameworks

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*is it better to use frameworks like spring to begin with as beginner or not ?

And build tools

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*Should i use build tools like maven,ant ,gradle ? or would it be overkill in the learning curve ?

And how are java web application stored on servers ?

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*I now normal website with html css and js you just need to drag all the files to the server and it is working. But what about java webapplication does it works the same way ?

All i want to do is start simple and build up from there. But i really need some directions on whats best to learn first and why.

A: May be a too broad question, but to keep it simple:
If is your first app but is not only a little test:
Frameworks

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*Hibernate

*Maven

*JDBC
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*Spring Tutorial

A: There is no universal answer, it all depends on your needs.
If you're already familiar with a Java IDE, you should probably stick with it, NetBeans sure will be sufficient for EE development.
For servers you should look at one issue:
If you need more than the web profile of Java EE (Java EE 6 Web profile vs Java EE 6 Full Platform), you need an application server like Glassfish or JBoss(WildFly), as Tomcat doesn't ship with the full Java EE profile. Otherwise you should find enough documentation on any of them. I personally use JBoss 7.x / WildFly 8 and never had an unsalvageable problem.
Both Servlets and JSP are already a bit oldfashioned, I would recommend JSF, if you want to build a larger application with clean code separation. But knowing the basics of Servlets or JSP helps with beginning JSF.
As of Java EE 6 / 7 I recommend sticking to the standards. E.g. using CDI or EJBs instead of Spring and just use standard JPA, that way you can always change your JPA-Provider or Webserver without many code changes, if you're experiencing some troubles. Hibernate is a good choice for JPA, but EclipseLink may do great as well.
If you do that, most of your code will be independent from your chosen server. What remains is configuration, which differs from server to server, but is only needed at the beginning in most cases.
Build and dependency management tools like Maven help a lot, but are not mandatory for the beginning. Note: They may require a special directory stucture, so it's better to start with a skeleton project.
As to how to deploy web applications, you normally package them (for example as WAR - Web Application Archive) and then drop them in your server's deploment folder.

A: To keep it simple to start and slowly to digest, I would recommend
basic hello world web application using
Spring Web MVC,
Netbeans as IDE,
Tomcat 7 as your server.
then you can jump on to Database integrations and then explore on hibernate.
For database you can use MySQL.
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http://www.mkyong.com/spring3/spring-3-mvc-hello-world-example/

*(Spring MVC, Hibernate, MySQL)
http://www.mkyong.com/spring/maven-spring-hibernate-mysql-example/

A: Vaadin
An alternative route to being a Java-based web app developer is to use Vaadin.

Comes in two editions:

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*Web Components-compatible pieces (for JavaScript programmers)

The first is for Java-savvy developers who want to develop professional-looking sophisticated "single-page" web apps without having to know about the web technologies (HTTP, HTML, CSS, DOM, JavaScript, Ajax, Comet, Push, WebSocket, and so on). All those web-standards technologies are used at runtime, but behind-the-scenes, transparent to you as a Java programmer.
With Vaadin, the Java developer says "I want a layout to hold some widgets on screen, and those widgets should be this button, that button, a couple of text fields with labels, and a data grid.". Vaadin automatically, at runtime, generates the necessary HTML+CSS+JavaScript+etc. to render that UI remotely on the client (any common web browser).
When a user clicks one of those buttons, or types in one of those fields, your Java code running on the server-side is automatically notified of that event. Your code can react by running business logic, saving data to a database, connecting to a web service or other data source/sink… all executing on the server-side without any involvement of the client/browser.
Vaadin is implemented internally as a Java Servlet. It runs on any web container with Servlet technology, such as Apache Tomcat and Eclipse Jetty. You may choose to selectively add libraries from Java EE to that container. Or you may choose to use a full-blown Java EE server such as Glassfish. If you like CDI/Spring, Vaadin can work with that too.

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b. A portion of Ms. Ford's wages will be withheld and sent to the federal, state, and city governments, in accordance with tax laws.
c. Ms. Ford's salary will be paid by check, each Friday, even if for some reason Ms. Ford is not needed during her regularly scheduled hours.
d. Two weeks paid vacation will be provided each year. This time does not have to coincide with family vacations. Up to five paid sick days may be taken each year.


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Business Other News 14 May 2019 Investments in secur ...
Investments in security critical for network resilience in 5G era: A10 Networks
Published May 14, 2019, 5:02 pm IST
Updated May 14, 2019, 5:04 pm IST
Move to 5G is expected to open up new revenue opportunities for carriers and disruptive new use cases for many industries.
A10 Networks, which provides security solutions to mobile operators globally, said companies across the world expect rapid progress toward 5G over the next 18 months. (Representational Image)
New Delhi: Deployment of 5G technology will see security emerge as an important area of investment for telecom companies given that the ensuing increase in traffic and connected devices will significantly expand attack surface for cybercriminals, a report by A10 Networks said on Tuesday.
A10 Networks, which provides security solutions to mobile operators globally, said companies across the world expect rapid progress toward 5G over the next 18 months.
This is expected to open up new revenue opportunities for carriers and disruptive new use cases for many industries.
5G, the fifth generation of cellular network technology, promises to offer faster data speeds and better network quality for consumers.
The US and South Korea will be among the first few countries to see commercial deployment of the latest technology in the next few quarters. However, it could take longer for 5G to be deployed in India.
"Mobile carriers anticipate significant revenue opportunities and exciting new use cases as they move forward with their 5G deployments. However, the industry also recognises that 5G will dramatically raise the stakes for ensuring the security and reliability of these networks," A10 Networks Global Field Chief Technology Officer Ravi Raj Bhat told reporters here.
He added that new mission-critical applications like autonomous vehicles, smart cities and remote patient monitoring will make network reliability vital to the safety and security of people and businesses.
"Dramatic increases in traffic rates and connected devices will significantly expand the attack surface and scale for cybercriminals," Bhat said.
He said India ranks among the top mobile data consumers and mobile subscriber base, and that 5G technology will play an important role across areas such as manufacturing, educational, healthcare, agricultural, financial and social sector.
Bhat cited findings of the 'Securing the Future of a Smart World' survey that found 67 per cent respondents saying they will deploy their first commercial 5G networks within 18 months, and another 20 per cent within two years.
Also, 94 per cent respondents said they expected growth in network traffic, connected devices and mission-critical internet of things (IoT) use cases to significantly increase security and reliability concerns for 5G networks, while 79 per cent said 5G is a consideration in current security investments.
Tags: 5g, 5g technology, a10 networks, internet of things, iot
Location: India, Delhi, New Delhi

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Q: How can I create model form based off the session data in DJango? Is it possible to create a model form off of the session data in DJango? I am trying to create a shopping cart and within that cart I want the user to be able to update the quantity. I'm thinking I can create my own model and insert the session keys into that model along with my fields but DJango already provides a model so I figure it would be better to use that one. Please help if possible, It's hard to understand sessions as it is (yes I read the documentation).
I want to set a list of products on a page and next to it add a field for quantity that the person chooses to buy. When they click add to cart I'm thinking that it would send over a session id along with the item names and quantities that they chose. From there I will use the item quantity number to create formsets for additional information on each item. Finally, I will send that over to paypal to pay and check out.


Vitamin D is, at this point, probably one of the trendiest vitamins around. Everyone suddenly seems to be getting their vitamin D level tested (specifically vitamin D3 or 25(OH)D, also called calcidiol) and, when levels are found to be deficient, taking supplements. In November 2010, the Institute of Medicine tripled its daily recommendations for vitamin D from 200 International Units to 600 . Severe vitamin D deficiency causes rickets, which leads to a softening and weakening of the bones, so milk has been fortified with vitamin D to prevent rickets. Less dramatic vitamin D deficiency has been implicated in ailments ranging from cancer to heart disease to schizophrenia to autoimmune diseases to colds and the flu. But how does vitamin D act in the body — how can it contribute to so many different physiological processes?


Nobody likes the Murray Darling Basin Plan. Paradoxically, that is what gives it the best chance of success.
Implementing an environmental reform that is unique in the world for its scale and ambition, needs cooperation. Yes, governments at all levels and all political persuasions must be on board, but so must be the communities, producers and the public.
Achieving a healthy Murray-Darling system is about more than just flows in the river, it's a lot more than even the iconic wetlands or man-made lakes. It's about achieving a healthy habitat in the river and its riparian zones and in the thousands of wetlands on private as well as public land.
Farmers and basin communities must be part of the process.
This is why the "kiss my backside" demand, so arrogantly expressed by the South Australian Murray Darling Basin Royal Commission's senior counsel, Richard Beasley, in the Herald on Saturday, is so dangerous. Beasley directed his remarks at the, often friendless, MDBA, but he might as well be saying it to the people of Wee Waa, Wakool or Berri.
These towns and hundreds of others in the basin are the ones who stand to lose if the royal commission's one-sided conclusions on diversions are followed through.
The commission arrogantly dismissed socio-economic impacts, despite years of scientific research showing that water buybacks do in fact cost communities dearly. Unprecedented independently reviewed research has been undertaken by the MDBA (and others). It went town by town, showing community level detail. For example, Wakool in Southern NSW experienced a 16 per cent decline in jobs as it lost 34 per cent of its productive water. The area's population fell by 45 per cent.
The vast majority of the 9,500 irrigating farm businesses in the basin are family farms, and when they have water, they grow crops that add $7.2 billion per year to the Australian economy. That includes most of the food Sydney and Melbourne people eat.
In an average year, water used for crops in the basin is less than one third of the basin's flow, and already the basin plan has ensured that 20 per cent of water that was available for use, has gone back to the environment. Governments allocate irrigators water based on inflows. For example, the current drought conditions mean that farmers in more than a dozen river valleys in NSW and Victoria have zero general or low security allocations. Many of them have no water and no income, just bills and suffering.
Many of those farmers and their communities don't particularly like the basin plan, but they've worked through the problems in good faith.
No one should fall for thinking that doubling the water recovery target is just an adjustment. It is throwing out the plan. It's throwing out the years of cooperation that sees many irrigation farmers work with environmental water holders to water wetlands on their properties, to enhance riparian zones and to strongly advocate habitat restoration in the rivers and creeks that run through the country they love.
The South Australian Royal Commission was the 35th review of the basin plan since 2012. Just last week, the Productivity Commission released its first review. Unlike the commission, the Productivity Commission did its own research, seeking out people with a variety of views.
The Productivity Commission rightly flagged a very tough road ahead and was critical of governance, transparency and community consultation. But it clearly told us that early positive environmental results are appearing and that it is worth staying the course.
The basin plan can't solve drought, no plan can. However, the basin plan combined with good river management, can help to minimise fish deaths – but it will never stop them altogether.
What it has done is set us on a historic path, in which the struggles of a federated structure, politics and the contest between environment and human needs have achieved a truce – aimed at achieving healthy rivers, healthy communities and a capacity to produce food and fibre for Australia.
The MDBA is right in saying it's hard to be the umpire with so many interest groups and experts - not to mention operating in a democracy. A basin plan that came with the flag-waving support of one "side" and complete opposition from another would certainly fail.
That doesn't mean it can't ever develop and change as we learn more about our variable climate, but it does mean that the process must be cooperative and consultative. We are only half way through implementation. It would be huge mistake for the environment and basin communities to make fundamental changes that destroyed all prospects of progress and certainty.
Steve Whan is chief executive of the National Irrigators' Council and a former NSW minister for primary industries and emergency services.


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Home »What have we done before?
Below are a small portion of the sites we've worked with, our team have designed or that we have written code. Included is a brief description of the site and where we've worked together.
veganfaces.co.uk
We put together a fully-complete WordPress-based e-commerce site using WooCommerce, including customised theme. Vegan Faces face paints are produced by professional, certified cruelty-free cosmetics manufacturers using only the finest minerals, plant extracts and organic oils, all of which have been registered with The Vegan Society.
www.djm-teach.co.uk
We put together a new WordPress-based website, including gallery and customised theme. DJM-Teach are a privately owned and professionally managed company that recruits and supplies Primary and Junior Primary teachers to schools through out London and beyond.
www.justmustard.com
Justmustard required an eCommerce website for customer and B2B sales. It has previously been based on Magento and recently migrated to WordPress, the site uses a multitude of features custom to their store.
www.ostarapublishing.co.uk
Ostara Publishing is a self-managed site which can be completely managed by the author. Content is held behind a secure server and offers the ability to update and edit all pages on the site using a simple HTML editor, or via editing the HTML directly. Images can be inserted and uploaded and the previous five copies of each page are kept in case of errors. PDF files can be easily uploaded and these are converted to images and cropped appropriately and automatically.
www.mbs-therapy.co.uk
MBS Therapy is a website offering Colchester massage and beauty therapy for very reasonable prices in a comfortable and friendly atmosphere. The site is entirely managed in house and features an anti-spam email form and Gift Vouchers.


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Q: Figuring out pin 1 on this IC I have this ic:
https://www.ti.com/product/SN74CBT3251
However, if you look at the actual packaging, there is not a circle, in order to figure out pin 1.
This is a picture of the IC:

Can someone give me a tip, on how to identify which is pin 1?

A: The white stripe on the left is a marker indicating here that pin 1 is on the bottom, left-hand side.
If @CL is not mistaken, the datasheet of this IC is here; you could check there.

A: I am sure the other answers are probably right. But the package has a subtle asymmetry. One side is beveled slightly. That side is the side where pin 1 will be found. See picture (annotated by me, but from datasheet linked in question).


Design Description : Ladies peplum skirt with stretch lining.
Style Story : Love Pepi's design but want a little more freedom to mix and match? Millie is your girl. High waisted with a peplum detail, this skirt was designed to be comfortable & flattering, no matter your body type. Complete with a split in the back for easy movement & a pop of colour in the zip, Millie is an updated version of a wardrobe staple.
Dedication : This style is dedicated to Millie.


When looking at log homes and their efficiency, it is important to take into account Thermal Mass, a natural property in the logs that helps keep the inside temperature of log homes and log cabins comfortable in all seasons. Log walls collect and store energy and then radiate it back into the home.
The National Bureau of Standards conducted testing on the energy efficiency of log homes in comparison to wood frame homes. The results of the study showed the overall energy efficiency is greater in a log home than a framed home. In the spring, over a three-week period, the study showed that the log home used 46% less heating energy than a wood frame home. During an 11-week period in the summer, the log home used 24% less energy to maintain a cool temperature than the wood frame home. In the winter months it used the same amount of energy to heat the log home as the wood frame home.
So what does this mean for you? You will have less expense to maintain the perfect temperature for living. There is nothing like being warm and cozy in the winter and cool as a cucumber in the summer!


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Mother of twins killed in Kentucky house fire dies at hospital
by: WATE 6 On Your Side staff
Posted: Apr 24, 2019 / 02:30 PM EDT / Updated: Apr 24, 2019 / 11:50 PM EDT
TOTZ, Ky. (WATE) – The mother of two three-year-old twins found dead after a house fire in Harlan County, Kentucky, has now also died.
Kentucky State Police say Allyson Howard, 42, died in a hospital Wednesday in Augusta, Georgia. Her family said 83 percent of her body was severely burned. Her husband Dennis Howard remains in critical condition.'
"Numb," said her mother, Vicki Blakley while describing how she's felt over the last few days.
Blakley said her daughter had severe burns from the fire on 84% of her body. Their family, by her side since Monday, at a hospital in Georgia.
"We all were just so concerned about her mental health that even if she survived this, how would she ever get over losing these babies, if she ever would," said Blakley.
Her children, Alex and Olivia, 3-year-old twins turning 4 in June, were her life, according to Blakley.
Home videos and shared photos documented the family's last day spent together, Blakley said it was the day before Easter. She planned an Easter egg hunt for her grandchildren, all four under the age of 5.
"It was just gonna be a very special day and it turned out to be a special day. They had such a great time playing together that day, such a special day," said Blakley.
Blakley said Howard "loved being a mother" and "nothing made her happier." She said Howard went back into the home during the fire, without question or hestitation, for her children.
"Apparently there was alot of fire, a lot of smoke. She worked hard trying to find those children," said Blakley.
Previous story: Neighbor shares account of helping parents escape house fire, twins found dead in remains
The home on Ky. 522 in the Totz community caught fire just after 11 a.m. Monday morning. The twins' bodies were found a few hours later.
The cause of the fire is still under investigation.
More Kentucky Stories
Family of wounded Kentucky deputy 'overwhelmed by the support'
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) - The family of the McCreary County, Kentucky sheriff's deputy who was shot Tuesday night and airlifted to UT Medical Center is speaking out.
Dustin Tyler Watkins, 28, was shot around 8 p.m. Tuesday along Lick Creek Road in McCreary County, Ky. while approaching 48-year old Mark Dungan, of Science Hill, Ky. sitting in a vehicle outside a home. Dungan fired several shots at the deputy, hitting him at least once.
28-year-old Kentucky sheriff's deputy in stable condition after shooting
by Gregory Raucoules / Jul 17, 2019
McCREARY COUNTY, KY. (WATE) - A McCreary County, Kentucky sheriff's deputy is in stable condition Wednesday after he was shot while responding to a domestic dispute call.
Kentucky State Police said Wednesday the deputy is 28-year-old Dustin T. Watkins, of Stearns, Ky.
Conservation project buys huge tracts of coalfields forest
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — The nonprofit Nature Conservancy announced Monday it has partnered with private investors to acquire over a quarter-million acres (101,000 hectares) of forest land in the coalfields of Tennessee, Kentucky and Virginia.
The group said its new Cumberland Forest Project is designed to not only protect the land but also to make money through sustainable forestry, carbon offsets, recreational leases and the eventual sale of the properties. It's a model that allows conservation at a scale impossible through philanthropy alone, officials said.


Water elementals who live in streams, rivers, clouds and mists.
Former Managing Director of US-based Forge Advisors and CEO of Devas Ramachandra Vishwanathan and then Director of Devas M G Chandrasekhar, who did not appear before the court, were denied bail.
4,434 crore) damages to Devas Multimedia Services Ltd for the cancellation of a commercial satellite contract by the Indian space agency arm Anrix Corporation in 2011.
THE Central Bureau of Investigation ( CBI) said that top scientists of the Indian Space Research Organisation ( Isro) had deceived the previous Manmohan Singh government into going ahead with the $ 300 million Antrix- Devas deal that caused a wrongful gain of ` 578 crore to Devas in return for kickbacks.
The latest to add to the government's misery is the Devas controversy in which four top space scientists, including former chief of Indian Space Research Organization Madhavan Nair whom the same government honoured with Padma Vibhushan award, say they have been unjustly targeted without giving them a hearing.
A five-member team that probed a controversial deal between Indian Space Research Organisation and commercial arm Antrix Corporation and Devas Multimedia has concluded that former chairman of the space agency, G.
Another scandal has broken out, involving the prestigious Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) and a private company, Devas Multimedia.
Catherine Devas, 83, was "wickedly exploited" with her cash allegedly funding luxury shopping trips to New York and pounds 5,000 on haircuts at a top salon.
In Hindu mythology, the asuras and the devas together churned the milky ocean in order to extract from it the amrta , the elixir of immortality.
Nick Devas, Brian Binder and Kenneth Davey of that Institute contribute eight of the book's ten chapters, six by Devas himself.
Madhavan Nair and others, accusing them of facilitating 'wrongful' gain of Rs578 crore to private multimedia company Devas by Antrix.
Antrix-Devas agreement has been annulled in February 2011 and no transponders have been leased to Devas under the agreement.
THE Supreme Court on Friday gave a go- ahead to Devas Multimedia Pvt Ltd for initiation of arbitration proceedings outside India over cancellation of S- band spectrum granted to it by Antrix Corp Ltd, which is the commercial wing of the Indian Space Research Organisation ( ISRO).


Get to know our incredible campus and city ambassadors! Don't see an ambassador in your city or on your campus? Contact us today to learn how you can get involved! We look forward to hearing from you!
Caity Abugov joined Reset Zone in February 2019 as a Brand Ambassador for Queen's University and is very excited to be apart of the team. Caity is in her fourth and final year of her undergraduate degree, studying Global Development and Business at Queen's, graduating in Spring 2019.
Caity was drawn to Reset Zone as she is a true believer in the importance of being attentive to your emotions and finding healthy ways to cope with whatever you're feeling.
Caity has a passion for dance, the non-profit sector and community involvement. She hopes to travel Asia by the end of 2019!
Chevonne Li is a third year student currently studying Cognitive Science and Linguistics at the University of Toronto (St. George). She joined Reset Zone in February 2019 as one of the University of Toronto campus ambassadors. Chevonne is also the Director of Marketing and Communications at In Visibility, a student led group that promotes mental wellbeing in the student community, hence believing that the app is a valuable tool for the wellbeing of university students.
When she is not busy, you can find Chevonne binge-watching Netflix shows or training under UTSG's competitive urban hip hop team FLUX.
After volunteering for much of my high school career, I found working at Reset Zone to be a great fit for me. The energy at this company is amazing and the people are truly invested in the overall vision.
Right now I'm studying business and computer science at Wilfrid Laurier University and it's been great so far. I find that business increasingly relies on technological innovation to solve today's problems.
In my spare time, I enjoy reading about the latest trends in technology, finance and politics! I also enjoy playing pool and ping pong. I expect 2019 to be a great year for Reset Zone as a platform promoting emotional wellness and I'm looking forward to it.
Maha joined the Reset Zone team in the summer of 2018 as the Social Media Coordinator, and a University Ambassador in September 2018. Through volunteer experience, Maha has developed a knack for delivering an organization's message in short, sweet, 280 characters (Thank you Twitter!).
She is a passionate advocate for not only mental health, but also emotional wellbeing. She firmly believes that building emotional resilience is the key to unlock a world of possibilities, one minute at a time.
Maha is in her fourth year at the University of Toronto pursuing an Honours Bachelor of Arts in Sociology, with a focus on immigration and race relations. In her (limited) free time, she can be found binge watching Netflix shows, exploring Toronto for unique study spots. Maha's dream is to work at the United Nations High Commission for Refugees.
Monica was brought onboard to Reset Zone as a Brand Ambassador for the University of Guelph in September 2018. She will be graduating with her Bachelor of Commerce, majoring in Human Resources this April 2019.
She brings an abundance of experience with leadership and team management from her involvement with the Arts Music Festivals York Region (AMFYR). Her know-how for problem solving emerged from her experience as a Customer Care Associate. She is excited to be a part of Reset Zone, and feels that everyone could benefit from taking a minute to reset. As a university ambassador she wants to make sure that every student is aware and utilizes this tool to take away some of the stress that goes along with being a student.
She is an intellectual at heart and enjoys reading and learning new things. As a self- starter she is the first in her family to attend university and intends to graduate with Honours. Monica is in her element when talking to new people and sharing her positive attitude and perspective.
In her free time, you can find her buried in a book or in the kitchen making a new recipe she found on the Food Network Channel. As a natural leader Monica aspires to be a Director of Human Resources or the CEO of a company one day.
Sarah Nezon joined Reset Zone in December of 2017 as Special Projects Manager and has since grown into the new role as Ambassador Director. With a passion for youth engagement and education, Sarah brings skills and experience in the areas of training and facilitation, community engagement, and youth work. She is currently working towards completing a Master of Arts in Child Study and Education through the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education.
Sarah has watched the Reset Zone app grow from an idea in a conversation to a reality. She is excited to continue to work with the app and our younger users to help them to reset their emotions and build resilience.
In her spare time, you may find Sarah snuggled up with her Golden-Doodle Murphy, teaching in a primary classroom, or off seeking her next travel adventure!
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The new college course map and transcript files : changes in course-taking and achievement, 1972-1993 : based on the postsecondary records from two national longitudinal studies
Authors: Clifford Adelman, National Institute on Postsecondary Education, Libraries, and Lifelong Learning (U.S.), Educational Resources Information Center (U.S.)
Summary: This document presents a national tapestry of what is studied where, and by whom, in U.S. colleges, community colleges, and postsecondary trade schools. The "Map" is based on empirical information from national samples of postsecondary transcripts in two national longitudinal studies, the National Longitudinal Study of the High School Class of 1972 (nls-72) and the High School and Beyond/Sophomore Cohort (hsb/so). The cohorts of the hsb/so were scheduled to graduate from high school in 1982. Participation in postsecondary education expanded considerably during the period from 1972 to 1993, but the rate of completing any credentials by age 30 did not increase. The rate of bachelor's degree completion declined in the same period, as did the rate at which bachelor's degree recipients entered graduate or professional school. Time-to-degree increased by 7%, and the average number of credits earned by students also increased. The document has seven major sections: (1) "Making the Map," a description of the methodology; (2) "Degrees, Majors, Credits, and Time," a study of the long-term educational attainment of both cohorts; (3) "The Changing Shape of Delivered Knowledge," the taxonomy of courses derived from the samples; (4) "Who Provides?," The distribution of attempted courses by institution type; (5) "The Empirical Core Curriculum," a study of student course taking; (6) "Changes in the Proportion of Students Earning Undergraduate Credits in Specific Courses," an analysis of changes in student credits; and (7) "Undergraduate Grades: a Complex Story," the analysis of student achievement. Two appendixes contain technical notes and notes on data sources. (Contains 12 tables and 38 references.) (Sld)
Microform, English, [1995]
Publisher: National Institute on Postsecondary Education, Libraries, and Lifelong Learning, Office of Educational Research and Improvement, U.S. Dept. of Education : Educational Resources Information Center, [Washington, DC], [1995]


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The most successful marketers are the ones constantly testing the responses to their marketing campaigns. Testing results in incremental improvements over sustained periods of time which then drives better campaigns with tighter focus and improved response rates. Yet most companies don't test their marketing campaigns. They simply launch them and watch what happens. According to Mark Jeffery in "Data Driven Marketing" a recent survey of top companies showed that more than two-thirds of them did not conduct test marketing with control groups before launching campaigns. Below are some tips and tricks to add value and measurable success to your marketing campaigns.
The reason most companies don't test market is that it takes time and effort to manage multiple campaigns. A firm with an active test marketing system may be running 12 or more campaigns at once. If you try to do it manually, or with spreadsheets, the process quickly becomes laborious and prone to error.
Customer Relationship Management (CRM) software systems, and more specialized lead management systems, provide systemic methods to automate much of the effort, making test marketing much more manageable. With CRM applications you can cull out your test lists, prepare your campaigns and monitor the results with much less effort. Marketers managing multi-channel campaigns and desiring automation with deep analytics are clearly going to be best served with marketing automation systems, such as Infor's CRM which combines CRM with marketing automation in a single package.
Obviously you want your test campaign to be a success. But how do you define success.
Decide what metric or metrics will determine the success of your marketing campaign. Will it be Return On Marketing Investment (ROMI)? Response rate? Leads generated? Sales produced? Response rate is the simplest metric, but it is considered the least useful for most purposes. ROMI is a measure of profitability, but it can be harder to figure and it isn't applicable to all campaigns. The point is you have choices and you want to choose wisely. This is especially true since you'll probably want to use the same success factor for most or all of your marketing campaigns.
While there are very sophisticated techniques to make sure you are generating as close to a random sample as possible (true randomness is very hard to achieve) generally in marketing for small and midsize businesses (SMBs) it is enough to have a representative sample. When choosing your sample try to avoid anything that would bias the results. For example if you choose, say, every 10th name on the list, make sure you draw your sample from the entire list. If every 10th name is too many, take every 20th or whatever. But make sure your test sample is evenly distributed.
A test sample needs to be large enough to show a response but not much larger. A sample consisting of half your list – unless it's a very small list – is a waste of resources.
How big is big enough is a matter of judgment. For large lists (10,000 names or more) a sample of 500 is more than adequate, as long as it is well chosen and representative of the larger list.
The key thing is that the sample needs to be large enough to show results. A too-small sample may mask the actual response to the campaign in background noise and show no apparent response to your effort.
Only try to test one thing at a time. Multiple criteria and variables muddy test results.
Generally there are three major variables in any campaign: Audience, Offer and Message. When you start a campaign on a product or service, try to vary one of those three things. You can fine-tune the details later.
A control group is a sample that doesn't receive the marketing campaign. Control groups help you establish a base line – what your customer activity would be without the campaign.
Once you've run your initial tests on Audience, Offer and Message, you can run additional tests to model cause and effect impact and then fine tune your response for the next iteration.
Even the smallest things can have consequences. For example, one company that ran a heavy schedule of direct mail advertising campaigns discovered that it got a higher response when the mail was sent using stamps rather than a postage meter. And that they got an even higher response when the stamp was put on the envelope upside down. Why it happened was inconclusive but it happened and they took advantage of it.
Similarly, it is understood wisdom in email marketing that the best time to send a campaign to businesses is Tuesday and Wednesday mornings about 9:00 a.m. The best time to send a campaign to individuals is about 5:00 p.m. Friday. The theory is that businesses are less distracted and more receptive early in the week once Monday's backlog is out of the way. Individuals, on the other hand, are more likely to be responsive at the beginning of the weekend. How true this might be for you may be another matter, but many email marketers report different results depending on the day and time of day they send out their messages.
Testing is a continuous process. You should constantly run test campaigns to measure the response to your efforts. One test campaign is better than no tests, but repeated tests are better yet. Always assume you can do better and work toward that goal.
Tips, tricks and best practices to use test marketing to add measurable and sustained success to your marketing campaigns.


The year of the pig is traditionally the last in the Chinese astrological cycle. Its arrival in 2019 coincides with concern among some observers that the current global economic cycle is coming to an end.
That's not our interpretation. Notwithstanding some signs of slower global growth, notably from China, we think the current cycle may have more room to run.
After years of heady growth, China now faces a mix of challenges that threaten to curb its momentum as trade tensions collide with China's efforts to restructure its economy. Amid slowing growth, we think there could be greater dispersion in corporate earnings that will ultimately sift out the winners from the losers in all markets.


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Two Men from Illinois: A Study in Contrast
My friend, Keith Ross, has an marvelous and inspiring piece on the moral character of Abraham Lincoln which includes this anecdote from Lincoln's early political life, taken Doris Kearns Goodwin's "Team of Rivals":
Goodwin reports that in February of 1855, after several weeks delay due to severe snow storms, the Illinois Senate was seated to elect the next Senator. After the first ballot, Lincoln led with 45 votes (a majority of 51 was needed), James Shields received 41, and Congressman Lyman Trumbull held 5 votes. Trumbull was aligned with the antislavery party and expected he would eventually have to yield his votes to Lincoln. After nine ballots, Lincoln held a high of 47 votes, but the five voters for Trumbull, led by Norman Judd of Chicago, refused to yield and give Lincoln the victory.
At this point Lincoln realized that the only way for the antislavery coalition to win was to yield his votes to Trumbull and allow Trumbull to be the next Senator from Illinois. According to Goodwin, Lincoln "advised his floor manager, Stephen Logan, to drop him for
Trumbull. Logan refused at first, protesting the injustice of the candidate with the much larger vote giving in to the candidate with the smaller vote." Lincoln was adamant and said, "You will lose both Trumbull and myself and I think the cause in this case is to be preferred to men."
Trumbull became the next Senator from Illinois and Lincoln "expressed no hard feelings toward either Trumbull or Judd. He deliberately showed up at Trumbull's victory party, with a smile on his face and a warm handshake for the victor." As a young man attempting to forge his career, to step back without resentment and allow a colleague with 5 votes to prevail when he was holding a near decisive total displays a unique ability to put a higher good ahead of personal desires. The point of the vignette is not the outcome, but Lincoln's bold decision. Yet Goodwin reports a happy ending in that "Neither Trumbull nor Judd would ever forget Lincoln's generous behavior. Indeed, both men would assist him in
his bid for the U.S. Senate in 1858, and Judd would play a critical role in his run for the presidency in 1860."
Lincoln's character shines through here and it stands out even more strikingly in comparison with the Illinois politician who has taken such pains to encourage a comparison between himself and Lincoln. But the comparison with the 16th president hardly works in favor of the 44th. For Keith's piece reminded me of some things I read a couple of years ago on the CNN website and some earlier news items related to it. The CNN article is from May of 2008:
In his first race for office, seeking a state Senate seat on Chicago's gritty South Side in 1996, Obama effectively used election rules to eliminate his Democratic competition.
As a community organizer, he had helped register thousands of voters. But when it came time to run for office, he employed Chicago rules to invalidate the voting petition signatures of three of his challengers.
The move denied each of them, including incumbent Alice Palmer, a longtime Chicago activist, a place on the ballot. It cleared the way for Obama to run unopposed on the Democratic ticket in a heavily Democrat district.
"That was Chicago politics," said John Kass, a veteran Chicago Tribune columnist. "Knock out your opposition, challenge their petitions, destroy your enemy, right? It is how Barack Obama destroyed his enemies back in 1996 that conflicts with his message today. He may have gotten his start registering thousands of voters. But in that first race, he made sure voters had just one choice."
Obama's challenge was perfectly legal, said Jay Stewart of the Chicago's Better Government Association. Although records of the challenges are no longer on file for review with the election board, Stewart said Obama is not the only politician to resort to petition challenges to eliminate the competition.
"He came from Chicago politics," Stewart said. "Politics ain't beanbag, as they say in Chicago. You play with your elbows up, and you're pretty tough and ruthless when you have to be. Sen. Obama felt that's what was necessary at the time, that's what he did. Does it fit in with the rhetoric now? Perhaps not."
Then there's this from the Chicago Tribune:
In the Democratic primary, Obama found himself the overwhelming beneficiary when the campaign of former securities trader Blair Hull crashed in the aftermath of Hull's release of court files from a messy divorce. Though Obama has been a passive beneficiary of Ryan's latest problems, the Democrat's campaign worked aggressively behind the scenes to fuel controversy about Hull's filings.
Finally, a blogger at the time wrote:
…..the Tribune finally admitted that it was Axelrod and the Obama campaign that brought pressure on the press to demand the unsealing of M. Blair Hull divorce records, which had had their contents leaked to media outlets by the Obama campaign even earlier. The Obama campaign also helped orchestrate a demonstration by women's groups demanding Hull's withdrawal from the race. Coincidentally, this was the same weekend Obama's first commercials hit the airwaves. Interestingly (or maybe not), the same exact thing happened to another of his rivals–Jack Ryan.
All of us who follow and revere the work of our friend René Girard are keenly aware of the power of mimetic influence. Let's hope and pray, therefore, that future political leaders choose the right Illinois politician as their model.
Posted by Gil Bailie at 11:50 AM


Chocolate milk doesn't have to be full of calories and sugar to be enjoyable. In fact, low-fat chocolate milk can be a satisfying post-workout staple! Cooper Clinic Nutrition Services shares why you might want to reach for a cold glass of chocolate milk after your next trip to the gym.
Science shows what you consume after exercise matters and can even aid in your success as an athlete. Chocolate milk has been shown to be an ideal post-workout snack. Aside from being a treat for our taste buds, low-fat chocolate milk provides nutritional benefits such as protein, vitamin D and calcium.
Research from The University of Texas at Austin found low-fat chocolate milk to be a healthier post-workout drink compared to other sports drinks or calorie-free beverages.
The study compared the physical recovery post-workout of 32 athletes over a 4.5 week period. Participants were split into three groups based on which drink they consumed one hour after a workout: low-fat chocolate milk, a carbohydrate-heavy sports drink or a calorie-free beverage.
Results showed the low-fat chocolate milk drinkers had improved body composition over the course of the study, gaining more lean muscle and losing more fat. Athletes who consumed the low-fat chocolate milk post-workout also performed better during their successive workouts.
Carbohydrate-to-protein ratio: Low-fat chocolate milk has the ideal carbohydrate-to-protein ratio of 3:1, which will optimally replenish glycogen stores and build lean muscle post-workout.
Electrolytes: Electrolytes are lost largely in sweat, especially during the hot summer months. Luckily, chocolate milk contains varying amounts of calcium, potassium, sodium and magnesium (nutrients all lost in sweat) to replenish these essential nutrients.
Hydration: Chocolate milk is 90 percent water, making it an excellent way to rehydrate after your workout.
Below is a list of chocolate milk brands recommended by Cooper Clinic Nutrition Services. The nutrition facts are based on a one cup serving.
*Because Fairlife is ultra-filtered, it contains 50 percent more protein and 50 percent fewer carbs, making it a 1:1 carb to protein ratio.
Alternative milks such as almond milk or coconut milk have little protein and do not offer the same nutritional benefits mentioned above.
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Article provided by Adyson Mitchell, Dietetic Intern, and Cooper Clinic Nutrition Services.


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Q: How can I configure MSTest to fail the unit test run on any warnings? Our unit tests execute in a Visual Studio Online build using the "Visual Studio Test" task. Occasionally developers change paths, which cause no tests to be executed at all.
We get warnings in the Visual Studio Online logs, but the build still succeeds, so it's hard to spot.
2017-10-02T16:33:15.7470931Z ##[warning]No test assemblies found matching the pattern: **\DBX.Tests*.dll;-:**\obj\**.

Is there any way I can configure MSTest or the "Visual Studio Test" task in VSO to fail if there are warnings?

A: You can use other ways to failed the build result when the visual studio test task has such warning. Detail steps as below:
1. Add a PowerShell task after Visual Studio Test task.
2. Then get Visual Studio Test task build information by Timeline:
GET https://account.visualstudio.com/DefaultCollection/{project}/_apis/build/builds/{buildID}/timeline?api-version=2.0

For the buildID, you can get it through predefined variable $(Build.BuildId).
3. Search for Visual Studio Test task information by task name or task display name.
Such as part of response of the rest api as below:
{
  "id": "59863cf3-dc46-4e1b-914a-6e903e1aa924",
  "parentId": "95930a52-e560-42d6-b9d2-14e0eef98758",
  "type": "Task",
  "name": "VsTest - testAssemblies",
  "startTime": "2017-10-03T15:54:36.35Z",
  "finishTime": "2017-10-03T15:54:37.897Z",
  "currentOperation": null,
  "percentComplete": null,
  "state": "completed",
  "result": "succeeded",
  "resultCode": null,
  "changeId": 16,
  "lastModified": "0001-01-01T00:00:00",
  "workerName": "Hosted Agent",
  "order": 5,
  "details": null,
  "errorCount": 0,
  "warningCount": 2,
  "url": null,
  "log": {
    "id": 6,
    "type": "Container",
    "url": "https://maaccount.visualstudio.com/DefaultCollection/f7855e29-6f8d-429d-8c9b-41fd4d7e70a4/_apis/build/builds/1583/logs/6"
  },
  "task": {
    "id": "ef087383-ee5e-42c7-9a53-ab56c98420f9",
    "name": "VSTest",
    "version": "2.1.12"
  },
  "issues": [
    {
      "type": "warning",
      "category": "General",
      "message": "",
      "data": {
        "type": "warning",
        "code": "002004"
      }
    },
    {
      "type": "warning",
      "category": "General",
      "message": "No test assemblies found matching the pattern: **\\*test*.dll,!**\\obj\\**.",
      "data": {
        "type": "warning"
      }
    }
  ]

}
You can search by the task name VSTest or the task display name VsTest - testAssemblies.
For the issues object, you can get the warnings you need.
4. Fail the build result if VS test has the warning you specified.
If there has the warning as you specified (such as the warning No test assemblies found matching the pattern: **\DBX.Tests*.dll;-:**\obj\**), you can fail the PowerShell task by
exit 1


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Q: IOS App Submission with UK English as default Language So I'm submitting my app to iOS through iTunes connect.
I noticed that the name I wanted for my app was taken when the default language was set to 'English', but when I changed the default language to 'UK English' the name became available.
Now I want to know if by choosing 'UK English' as my app's default language if this will be a hindrance/problem?
For example, will my app be hidden for some users when they search for the term?

A: I do not think it is a wise idea to use a name that has already been used / is currently in use. This will definitively lead to bugs or unwanted occurrences. Every entry on your app on the net will be shared with someone else's application.
I would therefore suggest to come up with another name for your app.


People over 40 often feel lonely being unable to find a romantic partner due to pace of life, constant busyness and job. Coming home from work, women and men only have some time to spend online, so more and more singles over 40 give preference to online dating where they are able to get acquainted with strangers from across the world not even leaving their house and easily find a person they'd like to build relationships with.
Cam chat is one of the most widespread ways for getting to know other people and broadening social circle. Men and women of all ages and professions spend time here: some want to change their everyday life, some are willing to have fun talking to strangers, while others dream of finding their chosen one by means of chatroulette.
Video chat help singles be themselves, become more confident when talking to new people and make every day of their life brighter. Online communication makes it possible for everyone to not only enjoy their pastime, but also flirt, gain new impressions and even start building long-term relationships with a reliable, loving partner.
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Women and men over 40 usually give preference to random chat being aware such kind of communication makes it possible for them to get to know new people wasting no time and making minimum effort. Looking for a romantic partner, singles prefer using this simple and convenient option in order to talk to a great number of people and have an opportunity to choose. Video chat gives its users a chance to only talk to someone they are interested in and skip people they are indifferent to in just one click.
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There are no limitations in cam chat: it doesn't matter how old you are or where you live, every person gets an opportunity to enjoy his or her pastime talking to like-minded people from around the world.
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Carrole Guntley-Brady was the first woman to be appointed as the Director of Tourism at the Jamaica Tourist Board in 1984. It was under her leadership, when the hospitality industry was struggling in Jamaica, that the JTB took a new approach to marketing the island. During the early 1980s, Jamaica was known more for violence than its beautiful white sand beaches. Guntley-Brad made it her priority to change that by restoring confidence among the people of the island and rebuilding Jamaica's overseas reputation as a safe and desirable destination.
Under her guidance, the JTB placed much of its attention on Marketing and Public Relations, and it proved wildly successful. By the time Guntley-Brad left office in 1990, Jamaica had welcomed its one millionth visitor. Though she passed the reins as Director of Tourism in 1990 to Robert Stephens, Guntley-Brad's time in office influenced generations to come.
"Make it Jamaica. Again." A 1980s ad calling visitors back to Jamaica.
Director of Tourism Robert Stephens faced stiff competition, a lull in travel to Jamaica and a U.S. Travel Advisory Warning, but he persevered with aggressive marketing campaigns. Stephens launched campaigns in new markets like Latin America and Japan.
Fay Pickersgill, Paul Pennicook, Basil Smith and John Lynch carried the torch through the 2000s at the JTB.


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10 Best Web Browsers for Mac
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What's that one thing you use day in and out when you hop on to the internet? A web browser of course! Now, if you're a Mac user, chances are you only use the Safari web browser by default. But, there are so many other web browsers for Mac out there that you don't have to limit yourself to the default browser.
But with a plethora of choices out there, how would you know which is the best browser to use?
Well, when I choose a web browser, here are the things I'm looking for:
What Should You Look for in a Web Browser for Mac?
When choosing a Mac browser, I look for three essential things:
Safeguarding Your Privacy: With websites using all kinds of cookies and trackers to obtain your data, a good web browser should be able to safeguard your privacy. More importantly, it should also be able to protect you from dangerous websites. Chrome for example, provides security by checking websites you visit against a list of dangerous website. If you happen to come across a website that is listed as dangerous, the browser alerts you to it.
User Experience: If you've ever owned a Windows OS, you know why the IE was such a classic failure and why Chrome today remains one of the most preferred web browsers. The ability to easily find setting options, to optimize the browser according to your preference, to use multiple accounts, to customize interface as you like is important.
Speed & Efficiency: If a browser is CPU intensive, it's not efficient. You want a browser that fires up as soon as you click it. The browsing experience should not be clustered and there should be support for most extensions.
Now that you know what to look for, here are the top ten best web browsers for Mac!
Best Web Browsers for Mac Review: 10 Picks in 2020
1. Safari
Everyone knows Safari right? The default browser that ships on every Mac and iOS device, Safari is fast, lean and just gets the job done as a pretty barebones web browser could do. However, it lacks a lot of features that competing browsers like Firefox or Chrome has. Furthermore, Apple has not updated its design for ease of use, making it a bit clunky for users.
Features of Safari:
Syncing data from Safari works different than from other browsers. Basically, all your data is synced to iCloud. Your bookmarks and browsing history are preserved only.
There is support for emulating the mobile iOS platform, a pretty helpful feature for developers. This eliminates the need for having a separate Apple mobile device, helping you access certain websites or services that look great on iOS.
It has strong privacy controls, helping you safeguard your digital identity better than most other alternative web browsers.
Clunky and cumbersome user interface.
You're only limited to four search engines – Google, Yahoo, Bing and DuckDuckGo.
Lacks support for feature-rich extensions.
Bookmarks and history can't be directly synced. Settings and currently open tabs are not saved.
Lack of customization options.
2. Google Chrome
Google Chrome is one of the best web browsers out there, and for good reason. When you first start it, the fast response time and clutter-free interface immediately hooks you. It also features good security and is available on almost all platforms that you need. All the settings, tabs, history, passwords and extensions are synced with your Google ID, across all your devices.
Features of Google Chrome:
Very simple yet powerful enough to use.
It has a ton of extensions for everything. Customize your browser as you like.
No need to fiddle around for a search box. The address bat lets you search as well.
Ridiculously simple yet feature-rich syncing that just works. Passwords, favorites, tabs, histories are just transferred over.
Laptop and Macbook users beware. Chrome is very memory intensive. It hogs the RAM and sucks the battery.
It doesn't warn you of having too many tabs open if you close a browser window. You might want to turn on preserve tabs settings when you first run Chrome.
Smooth and fast, that's how most Opera users could describe their web browser of choice as. Opera works great even with a low-speed connection, thanks to its server size compression technique.
Opera Web Browser comes with a ton of customization and feature-rich options. In fact, it just might have all the basics covered with its integration for RSS feeds, email clients, and phishing protection.
Features of Opera:
Easy to customize and navigate. Get the browsing experience that suits your style and work ethic.
It comes with integrated phishing protection, RSS feeds, and email clients.
A built-in torrent downloader in the browser can help you keep your downloads organized. No need for another torrent software.
Finding extensions for Opera is not that easy. It also doesn't have that many extensions as Firefox or Chrome.
Some websites or pages will have issues with Opera. This is because Opera needs stricter coding when compared to other browsers.
Mozilla is an open-source web browser that is renowned for its privacy features. If security and limitless customization is important to you, Firefox for Mac is a great choice. It can shield you from viruses, phishing scams and more.
Features of Mozilla Firefox:
Extremely secure web browser on the market today. Extensions like NoScript and FlashBlock make it safer.
It comes with a user-friendly interface that can be customized as you like. With support for themes.
Afraid of your opened tabs and pages getting lost in case of a freak power outage? Firefox's embedded memory feature helps you restore them all.
Given its focus on customization and security, Firefox needs a lot of memory to run smoothly. It also has a slow startup time.
Some websites and pages may not be compatible with Mozilla Firefox, same as with Opera.
5. Stainless
Stainless is super-light web browser for Mac. It is popular for having finger gestures that help you navigate with ease. One innovative feature that Stainless comes with is 'parallel sessions', a way to log in to a site as different users at the same time. This is possible with its use of a private cookie system as well as session aware bookmarks.
Features of Stainless
Stainless takes some of the best features of Chrome, like its multi-purpose search address bar.
If one website tab crashes on your browser, rest assured, Stainless' independent tabbed browsing will keep your other tabs open and safe.
Open multiple instances of a website or email clients with parallel browsing.
Stainless is easy and snappy to use.
The web browser ships with so many features built in that it's a bit puzzling why it doesn't have much in the way of configuration options.
Despite its similarities to Chrome, Stainless does not have support for extensions.
6. Maxthon
Are you a fan of Microsoft Edge web browser? If yes, then Maxthon's clean and sleek user interface will look familiar to you. Maxthon combines the ease of use of Edge with the standard features found in modern browsers like Chrome.
Features of Maxthon:
Maxthon uses low system resources, making it ideal for laptops and Macbooks.
It speeds up page loading. Thanks to its anti-freeze technology, it also doesn't freeze if a page isn't done loading, meaning you can open another tab and carry on.
Your passwords, history and information are easily synced.
It has a good feature which doesn't let you fill the information on websites you visited in the past when you visit it for the next time as it saves the information for you.
Maxthon doesn't have a lot of extensions.
It is not the most secure browser out there. Some trojans and ransomware could be installed without you knowing about it.
7. Brave Browser
Brave is a Chromium-based web browser for Mac. Its free, fast and has a great ad-blocker included. A new and emerging browser for Mac, Brave is secure, private and fast. Brave is open source and focuses on your privacy.
Features of Brave:
8x Faster than other browsers.
It provides great security against ads, trackers and malware.
The paid "Private Tabs with Tor" feature provide an absolutely private browsing experience.
It has an excellent Battery and Data Saver option. Helps if you are using it on a Macbook or mobile device.
The web browser is currently freemium. However, it is going to switch to pay-as-you-surf-model soon.
The browser slows down if you haven many tabs open, especially on Macs.
Features a learning curve for new users.
Ad-blocking tool can hurt web publishers.
8. Yandex
Yandex is fast, responsive and very simple to use. If you miss the look of Microsoft's Edge browser, Yandex can work as an alternative. Plus, it supports Opera/Chrome extensions too, boosting its feature set by leaps.
Features Of Yandex:
A simple yet effectively focused user interface that gets the job done.
The web browser comes with Turbo mode, which is pretty nifty if you're getting slow internet speeds. Turbo mode kicks in automatically and speeds up page loading. It also helps you save on data charges by compressing the data needed for browsing media-rich sites.
It protects your passwords and bank card details and keeps your online payments safe from theft.
It has a voice assistant which can help you navigate and launch your favorite sites by speech.
Low memory footprint.
Yandex's translating features, especially German and Russian, are a hit and a miss.
It uses a lot of disk space (500mb in some instances).
It was developed in Russia, so for the folks who want a secure web browser, there are other alternatives out there.
9. SeaMonkey
If you're looking for more than just a fully featured web browser for the Mac, you've got to try out SeaMonkey. It's a browser, advanced e-mail, newsgroup and feed client. And then there's support for IRC chat. Plus it also has an adequate HTML editor built in for developers to use.
Features of SeaMonkey:
SeaMonkey is a breeze to use, despite its plethora of features. It starts fast and responds quickly.
The email and newsgroup client is based on Mozilla Thunderbird. The web browser is based on Firefox.
You can customize toolbars the way you want it.
Delete cookies easily after a surfing session.
Did your browser crash? SeaMonkey's saved surfing session feature ensures you don't miss a beat.
SeaMonkey does not feature support for voice assistants or mouse gestures yet.
Given its feature-heavy emphasis, users may have to get used to its user interface. It was designed for power users in mind.
10. Vivaldi
From the same team that developed Opera, Vivaldi is a natural evolution of a great Chromium-based web browser on the Mac. This open source browser takes your privacy very seriously. It packs a ton of innovative features while being fast and lean.
Features of Vivaldi
Love tabs? Vivaldi gives you a lot of options to arrange and manage then as you like. They come with previews, can be stacked and more.
Like Chrome extensions? The good news is that you can use them with Vivaldi too!
Good customization features.
Faster page downloading at slow internet speeds.
Since it is based on Chrome, Vivaldi tends to hog up the RAM and system resources. It drains battery life faster when compared to other browsers.
There is no easy way to sync passwords, settings, bookmarks online.
Hopefully, you will be able to choose the best browser for Mac from this list for your needs. Whether you love customization, or your privacy, there is everything for everyone here.
Happy browsing folks!
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Twitter permanently suspends Trump citing risk of more violence
Trump in a phone call at Walter Reed Medical Centre
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Twitter said Friday it has permanently suspended President Donald Trump's account, citing the risk of further violence following the assault on the US Capitol by his supporters.
"After close review of recent Tweets from the @realDonaldTrump account," Twitter said in a blog post explaining its decision, "we have permanently suspended the account due to the risk of further incitement of violence."
Capitol's attack: Democrats near second Trump impeachment
US Speaker calls for Trump's removal
Twitter — Trump's favorite megaphone — blocked him for 12 hours after the deadly attack on the US Capitol on Wednesday and threatened permanent suspension if he continued breaking its rules.
Trump returned to Twitter late Thursday, posting a video message that seemed aimed at calming tensions after the mayhem caused by his supporters.
He acknowledged his presidency was ending and promised a smooth transition to Joe Biden, although he did not go so far as to congratulate or even say the name of his successor.
Twitter said at the time it was continuing to watch Trump's social media activity to determine whether further action was needed.
The decision to suspend Trump's account came after a pair of tweets on Friday, according to the one-to-many messaging platform.
In one of the tweets, Trump vowed that none of his supporters would be "disrespected," and in another, he said he would not be attending Biden's inauguration on January 20, as is customary.
"These two Tweets must be read in the context of broader events in the country and the ways in which the President's statements can be mobilized by different audiences, including to incite violence, as well as in the context of the pattern of behavior from this account in recent weeks," Twitter said.
The company determined the tweets violated its "Glorification of Violence Policy," and that "user @realDonaldTrump should be immediately permanently suspended from the service."
– Talk of new attack –
Twitter said it also factored in that plans for more armed protests have been proliferating on and off the service, including a proposed second attack on the US Capitol and state capitol buildings on January 17.
Trump's tweeted statement about not attending the Inauguration has been received by some supporters as his continued rejection of the election's legitimacy and a sign that the event would be a "safe target" since he won't be there, according to Twitter.
Wording in Trump's Friday tweets was seen by some supporters as praise for those involved in what has been described as a coup attempt, and indication he does not plan to smoothly yield power to Biden, Twitter said in the post.
Twitter confirmed that several hundred employees signed a letter to chief executive Jack Dorsey saying they were disturbed by the "insurrection" carried out by Trump supporters, who had been rallied by the president.
The employees called for Twitter to assess the role its platform played in Wednesday's events.
"Twitter encourages an open dialogue between our leadership and employees, and we welcome our employees to express their thoughts and concerns in whichever manner feels right to them," a company spokesperson said of the letter.(AFP)
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People Are People: Busting The Top 5 Myths About Transgender Folks
Dr O March 6, 2017 March 7, 2017 Transgender
This week, Disney released their first revision of a movie containing an openly gay character. For some, this decision sparked outrage, while for many in the LGBT community, it was a much needed win. People who identify as Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, or Transgender continue to fight an uphill battle for equality and acceptance. Some lawmakers, have even taken steps to regulate which bathroom a person uses, regardless of what they identify or appear as. This is dangerous for transgender individuals because it means that people who look completely female will be forced to use the men's bathroom and vice versa.
Here's what we have to say about that:
We understand that there may be religious or familial beliefs that lead you to believe that transgender individuals are dangerous, but that simply isn't true. Like any other group that has lived in the shadows for far too long, transgender individuals are often misunderstood. So, in the interest of clearing up some unfortunate ideas, allow us to bust the top five myths surrounding transgender individuals.
Transgender People Are Crazy
People often assume that transgender individuals lead lives full of debauchery or mental illness. The stereotype will have you believe that transgender folks are constantly out partying or partaking in drugs and prostitution. This just isn't true. Transgender people get groceries and pay bills just like everyone else. The difference is that they were born into a body that doesn't reflect how they feel on the inside.
Transgender People Are Easy To Spot
While there are instances where it is possible to identify a transgender individual as such, there are many times when it is not possible to tell that an individual is not appearing as the sex that they were assigned at birth. To assume that we can always tell whether a person is transgender based on their appearance is misguided.
Transgender People Are Confused
People often believe that transgender folks "just haven't figured out who they are yet." This is also not true. They have figured it out, and they are having to make adjustments to allow their outsides to match their insides.
Transgender People Are Gay
This is a really common one, but sexual preference and gender identification actually have nothing to do with one-another. Sexual preference defines who you are attracted to, whereas gender identification defines what you identify as. As we've heard it put, gender identity determines who you go to bed AS, sexual identity decides who you go to bed WITH.
Transgender People Are Faking It
This may be the most hurtful myth, because it assumes that transgender people are lying about their experience. Knowing how hard it is to find acceptance as a transgender person, who would willingly put themselves through this? And if you are wondering why you never heard of this way of being thirty years ago, it's not because it didn't exist, but rather, because the dangers of talking about it were far too prevalent.
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November 2013 - Volume 29 - Issue 11
Thought you might appreciate this item(s) I saw at The Clinical Journal of Pain.
Effect of a Long-lasting Multidisciplinary Program on Disability and Fear-Avoidance Behaviors in Patients With Chronic Low Back Pain
Results of a Randomized Controlled Trial
Monticone, Marco MD, PhD*; Ferrante, Simona PhD*,†; Rocca, Barbara Psy*; Baiardi, Paola PhD‡; Farra, Fulvio Dal PT*; Foti, Calogero MD§
*Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Unit, Scientific Institute of Lissone (Milan), Institute of Care and Research, Salvatore Maugeri Foundation, IRCCS
†Neuroengineering and Medical Robotics Laboratory, Bioengineering Department, Politecnico di Milano
‡Consorzio Valutazioni Biologiche e Farmacologiche, Pavia University and Scientific Institute of Pavia, Institute of Care and Research, Salvatore Maugeri Foundation, IRCCS, Milan
§Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine, Tor Vergata University of Rome, Rome, Italy
Reprints: Marco Monticone, MD, PhD, Via Monsignor Bernasconi 16, 20035 Lissone MI, Milan, Italy (e-mail: [email protected]).
Received December 14, 2011
Accepted November 26, 2012
The Clinical Journal of Pain: November 2013 - Volume 29 - Issue 11 - p 929-938
doi: 10.1097/AJP.0b013e31827fef7e
To evaluate the effect on disability, kinesiophobia, pain, and the quality of life of a long-lasting multidisciplinary program based on cognitive-behavioral therapy and targeted against fear-avoidance beliefs in patients with chronic low back pain.
Study design: parallel-group, randomized, superiority controlled study. Ninety patients were randomly assigned to a multidisciplinary program consisting of cognitive-behavior therapy and exercise training (experimental group, 45 patients) or exercise training alone (control group, 45 patients). Before treatment (T1), 5 weeks later (instructive phase, T2), and 12 (posttreatment analysis, T3) and 24 months after the end of the instructive phase (1-year follow-up, T4), all of the patients completed a booklet containing the Roland-Morris Disability Questionnaire Scale (primary outcome), the Tampa Scale for Kinesiophobia, a pain numerical rating scale, and the Short-Form Health Survey. A linear mixed model for repeated measures was used to analyze each outcome measure, and the reliable change index/clinically significant change method was used to assess the clinical significance of the changes.
The linear mixed model analysis showed a remarkable group, time, and interaction effect for group * time in all of the primary and secondary outcomes (P always <0.001). The majority of the patients in the experimental group achieved a reliable and clinically significant improvement, whereas the majority of those in the control group experienced no change.
The long-lasting multidisciplinary program was superior to the exercise program in reducing disability, fear-avoidance beliefs and pain, and enhancing the quality of life of patients with chronic low back pain. The effects were clinically tangible and lasted for at least 1 year after the intervention ended.
In the November 2013 issue of The Clinical Journal of Pain , in the article by Monticone et al, "Effect of a Long-lasting Multidisciplinary Program on Disability and Fear-Avoidance Behaviors in Patients With Chronic Low Back Pain: Results of a Randomized Controlled Trial," the co-author's first name is "Fulvio" and family name is "Dal Farra." The correct citation should be "Dal Farra F" rather than "Farra DF."
The Clinical Journal of Pain. 37(3):249, March 2021.
© 2013 by Lippincott Williams & Wilkins
Effect of a Long-lasting Multidisciplinary Program on Disability and Fear-Avoidance Behaviors in Patients With Chronic Low Back Pain: Results of a Randomized Controlled Trial
The Clinical Journal of Pain29(11):929-938, November 2013.
low back pain , multidisciplinary intervention , rehabilitation , cognitive-behavioral therapy , kinesiophobia
low back pain\r, multidisciplinary intervention\r, rehabilitation\r, cognitive-behavioral therapy\r, kinesiophobia
Articles in PubMed by Marco Monticone, MD, PhD
Articles in Google Scholar by Marco Monticone, MD, PhD
Other articles in this journal by Marco Monticone, MD, PhD
Early Identification of Patients at Risk of Developing a Persistent Back Problem: The Predictive Validity of The Örebro Musculoskeletal Pain Questionnaire
The Treatment of Fear of Movement/(Re)injury in Chronic Low Back Pain: Further Evidence on the Effectiveness of Exposure In Vivo
Comparison of Superficial and Deep Acupuncture in the Treatment of Lumbar Myofascial Pain: A Double-Blind Randomized Controlled Study
Acupuncture for Chronic Low Back Pain: A Randomized Placebo-Controlled Study With Long-Term Follow-Up
The Value of the Provocation Response in Lumbar Zygapophyseal Joint Injections


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Q: Run sql query when a browser was closed How can i run sql query when the browser was closed by a user
in asp.net c# ?
if (browser was closed){
SqlCommand cmd = new SqlCommand("check_if_closed", con);
                        cmd.CommandType = System.Data.CommandType.StoredProcedure;
                        cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@user_id", txtUname.Text);
                        con.Open();
                        cmd.ExecuteNonQuery();
}

thanks.

A: It's like asking someone to be sure to phone you in case they die. Can't be done. Web does not work that way. The best you can do is keep in touch with them regularly, and if they fail to check in assume they're dead.

A: The best you can do it to capture the event of someone leaving your page.
This will be fired by a browser going to a new page or closing the browser.
This can then call a specific url in which you can register the event on your server. I'm not sure all browsers will accept this event, and there is also a risk of the browser moving on if it takes to long.
Intercept page exit event
 window.onbeforeunload = function (e) {
      var message = "Your confirmation message goes here.",
      e = e || window.event;
      // For IE and Firefox
      if (e) {
        e.returnValue = message;
      }

      // For Safari
      return message;
    };

Another option, which probably works better, is that your javascript code "pings" your server every so often to confirm that the user is still on the page, you can then deduce that the user has left the page if no ping has been received after the ping interval has passed.
More info can also be found here: Capture event onclose browser
If I were to develop this I would go with pinging the server every 10-30 seconds and updating the user table with a "latest date the user was online" value.

A: To be on the safe side you should put it in global.asax, but this will not be called directly on browser close but you can be sure it will be called. It will be called first when the session timeout or when its abandoned.
protected void Session_End(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    SqlCommand cmd = new SqlCommand("check_if_closed", con);
                        cmd.CommandType = System.Data.CommandType.StoredProcedure;
                        cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@user_id", txtUname.Text);
                        con.Open();
                        cmd.ExecuteNonQuery();
}

And to set the session timeout you put this in the web.config under the  tag. Note that the timeout time is in minutes.
<sessionState mode="InProc" cookieless="true" timeout="1"/>

More info: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/vstudio/ms178583(v=vs.100).aspx

A: So i have tried few thinks as you guys wrote
but i managed to solved this issue with checking if the users cookie is alive or not
by checking it every few minutes.
thanks anyway.
hoping that i gave some ideas to others.


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Q: How to set data labels in Plotly Dash I'm new to Dash (just started today) and am trying to add some data labels to a toy data set.
My code is as follows:
import dash
import dash_html_components as html
import dash_core_components as dcc

#start the application

app = dash.Dash()

app.layout = html.Div(children=[html.H1(children='Modes of Transportation'),
                                html.Div(children = 'Explanatory text would be inserted here...'),
                                dcc.Graph(id='dash_graph',
                                    figure = {'data': [{'x':['red', 'white', 'blue'], 'y':[10, 20, 30], 'type': 'bar', 'name':'Cars'},
                                    {'x':['red', 'white', 'blue'], 'y':[5, 10, 15], 'type': 'bar', 'name':'Boats'},
                                    {'x':['red', 'white', 'blue'], 'y':[2, 4, 6], 'type': 'bar', 'name':'Trains'},
                                    ],

                                    'layout':{'title':'Modes of Transportation',
                                              'xaxis':{'title':'Mode', 'type':'category'},
                                              'yaxis':{'title':'Trips per Hour'}
                                              }
                                              }),

                                dcc.Graph(id='dash_graph two',
                                    figure = {'data': [{'x':['orange', 'purple', 'blue'], 'y':[1, 2, 3], 'type': 'bar', 'name':'Mode'},],
                                    'layout':{'title':'Modes of Transportation', 'xaxis':{'title':'Mode', 'type':'category'}, 'yaxis':{'title':'Per Hour'}}})

])

if __name__ == '__main__':
    app.run_server(debug = True)

From reading through the docs, I see that I need to set textposition.  I just don't know WHERE to set it.  Any advice would be much appreciated.  Thanks!

A: This documentation page https://plotly.com/python/text-and-annotations/ should help out!
You'll need to add a text array as a peer of x and y and then alongside it set textposition as well.


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Spice and Sass: Going to the Chapel and Getting Down!
Where did you find your dress??? I LOVE it!
Looks like you guys had a wonderful time!!
Wahoo! looks like a fun weekend. Love your bikini!! Stacy brought me a white chocolate that was in the shape of Mississippi!!
It's the Bryan family, of Bryan foods, that founded Old Waverly...so Bryan hotdogs are what you most likely ate.
Loooove the dress! You have such great style.
Also love the bikini--good job to your husband on getting that for you! So summery and cute!
One weekend we were staying at Waverly and Mr Bryan (the owner) came in the golf shop with Jimmy Dean (the sausage guy). I guess Mississippi likes to get their hog on!!
I love your pics! There is nothing better than a fun wedding weekend!
Looks like a really fun weekend. And, kudos to you for posting bikini photos! I would never be that confident.
Her dress is gorgeous and love the color of the bridesmaids' dresses. Your dress is fab, too!
Love your dress! Looks like you had a great time!


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The United Arab Emirates (UAE) Embassy announced that it would open three new consular offices in India very shortly. To be opened in Chennai, Chandigarh and Hyderabad, they will help Indians in these areas to get visas of the UAE easily, as they would not need to travel to the existing three consular offices in presently located in Mumbai, New Delhi and Thiruvananthapuram.
Gulf News was quoted as saying that the embassy said this in an email to it on 7 December.
Meanwhile, the embassy had also introduced a mobile application to serve Indians as well as Emiratis travelling between these countries. Nationals of the UAE will be offered emergency assistance when they travel to India. On the other hand, Indian nationals can access information on attestation and visa from the app.
Dr Ahmad Al Banna, the UAE Ambassador to India, said the app would function more like a map, as crucial destinations would be mentioned along with the right guidance to address any issues during a travel.
The measures demonstrate the growing bilateral ties between India and the UAE, said Gulf News. A section of Indian media quoted diplomatic sources as saying that Narendra Modi, the Indian PM, will be visiting the UAE for two days in February.
This would be Modi's second trip to the Emirates after his first-ever visit in August 2015.
According to the embassy, its mobile application would be available on Apple's App Store and Google's Play Store with the name of the UAE Embassy, New Delhi. For UAE nationals, included in the app will be a service called Twajudi, which will extend support in case of loss of passport or such other issues during travel.
Al Banna said the app would help 2.8 million Indian expats residing in the UAE, particularly the many blue-collar workers, by providing information necessary to them.
The UAE's Consulate General of Thiruvananthapuram, the capital of Kerala state, was opened in 2016.
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