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From Tradition to Tarnish : The story of India's Textile and Clothing Industry
India, like many third world countries, has a mixed history with the production of textiles. On the one hand is a rich tradition of cotton gauze, silk and brocades with hand painted and batik prints. On the other is exploitation by Western countries for their own profit. Few Indian companies have found a way to enhance the first factor and overcome the second.
A History Of Textiles
Archaeological evidence shows a thriving cotton industry in the Indus Valley as early as 3000 B.C. By the time of Alexander the Great (330 B.C.), the Ancient Greeks were buying India's fine flowered muslins and robes embroidered in gold. During the 1340s A.D. the Sultan of Delhi employed 4,000 silk weavers making robes for his family and foreign dignitaries.
In the 1500s, fabulous Indian apparel, pillows, wall hangings, even elephant blankets were a common discussion topic of English ambassadors. Also in the 1500s came shawls from the region of Kashmir. Napoleon's Josephine owned 300-400 of these Kashmiri shawls. India essentially dressed Europeans who, until the time of the Greeks, were still wearing animal skins.
With that rich history, one would think that India today would be a world leader in fine textiles. Instead, it has become a common contributor to mass produced clothing, exporting $40 billion worth of textiles and garments, mainly using bonded labour. What happened?
In the 1700s and 1800s, at the behest of local flax & woollen mills, the English government banned imports of cotton fabric from India. Using assembly line manufacturing, England started mass producing clothes powered by new machines and cheap labour. Mill owners imported raw cotton from the American colonies, copied India's colourful prints, then flooded Indian local and export markets with cheap British cotton goods. This destroyed thousands of jobs in India and nearly impoverished the country.
During World War I, with England and Europe embroiled in war, India began to use mills of its own to produce cotton fabric for military uniforms. But as it picked up, the industry hired young women on contract, in squalid living conditions, with low wages and no health care. Bonded labour has since been made illegal in India but, because of weak enforcement, it still continues to this day.
Now, with its 1,800 mills, India is the 2nd largest producer of fibre in the world. It's the largest producer of jute, the 2nd largest producer of silk, and the 7th largest producer of wool. India's raw materials and fabricated garments are supplied to Europe, Asia, Africa, and the United States.
In an attempt to eradicate the entrenched bonded labour system, international non profits and brand owners are working with the Indian government to audit their suppliers. The progress is slow as they are facing several hurdles including local government reluctance to admit the issues to begin with.
Fortunately, some in India are moving forward in another way.
A Hopeful, Positive Example
An inspiring example is Fabindia; a company re-elevating India's textile traditions (despite being started by an American businessman, John Bissell). Started in 1960, Fabindia is a leading trading company that links over 55,000 craft-based rural producers to modern, urban markets. The company and its members design, make and sell products (using hand-woven & printed textiles) that come from original Indian designs, while protecting the natural environment. They call their business model "inclusive capitalism," and are one company that can be trusted to provide slavery-free textile goods from India.
http://www.fabindia.com
http://www.triplepundit.com/special/cotton-sustainability-c-and-a-foundation/bonded-labor-india-garment-industry/
http://char.txa.cornell.edu/IndianTex.htm
Susette Horspool
SUSTAINABILITY AUTHOR
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Manmade vs. Natural Textile Fibres/Fabrics/Textiles : A Fair Comparison
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Unethical Fashion : Exploitation of Women and Children
Citarum River Is Polluted by Factories That Make Your Clothes
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The Fabric of our World relies on us to work collectively to solve this global issue.
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Antti Juhani Niemi, född 13 december 1956, är en finländsk professor i teoretisk fysik vid Uppsala universitet. Han är även verksam som gästprofessor vid Stockholms universitet.

Niemi utnämndes 1992 till professor vid institutionen för fysik och astronomi. År 2010 ledde han ett Nobelsymposium inom ämnesområdet fysik. 1994 mottog han Göran Gustafssonpriset i fysik. Hans vetenskapliga publicering hade 2021 enligt Google Scholar över 8 000 citeringar och ett h-index på 41.

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The Boone County Sheriff's Office has been looking for David Vaughn, 32, since early Monday.
PENSACOLA, FLORIDA - The man wanted in connection with an officer-involved shooting in northern Kentucky has turned up in Florida, where he is now wanted on charges of robbing a Walgreens pharmacy.
The 340-pound man fought with deputies after they ordered him to get out of his car in the parking lot of a Verona gas station and was being detained, sheriff's officials said. He was found using heroin, but deputies had to call for a second set of handcuffs to arrest him because just one pair would not fit.
Vaughn pushed the deputies away and got into his car, where one of the deputies attempted to shock him with a Taser stun gun, according to sheriff's spokesman, Tom Scheben.
The suspect started to drive forward, and that's when the other deputy fired his service weapon four times, striking the car, a gray Chevrolet Cobalt, Scheben said.
Vaughn's vehicle was found in southeastern Indiana, but Vaughn was nowhere to be found.
He is the suspect in an armed hold-up at a Pensacola Walgreens, said Deputy Melony Peterson, spokeswoman for the Escambia County Sheriff's Office.
It appears he may have been caught on camera. A local television station has what appears to be surveillance images showing Vaughn holding a gun at the counter.
Peterson said Vaughn is accused of demanding narcotics from an employee while brandishing a semi-automatic handgun.
Then, she said, he took off in a maroon Nissan Rogue that has been reported stolen. The tag on it is from a car lot in Panama City, but authorities are not sure yet how he got the SUV.
Vaughn remains at large and now is wanted in Florida on charges of robbery with a firearm, grand theft of a controlled substance and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, a charge automatically assigned to anyone who displays a weapon, according to Peterson.
Vaughn also is wanted in Kentucky on charges of tampering with physical evidence, assault, possession of heroin, wanton endangerment, and fleeing or evading police.
He is described as 5'8 and 340 lbs with brown hair and brown eyes.
Anyone with information about his whereabouts is asked to call 911, Crime Stoppers at 513-352-3040 or the Escambia County Sheriff's Office: 850-436-9630.


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Q: What does this blktrace output mean? I run blktrace and get lines like the following:
  8,0    0        4     0.000016614   783  P   N [kjournald]

What does the N stand for? The field it's in is supposed to indicate read or write actions, as far as I can  tell, and the documentation does not mention N as a possible output.

A: According to this document, N stand for None:

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*R: Read

*W: Write

*B: Barrier

*S: Synchronous

*N: None

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Oscar Madison
Oscar Madison is a main character in the sitcom The Odd Couple, based on the play by Neil Simon. Although this show has had many reboots and spin-offs, Jack Klugman portrayed Oscar in the original show from the 1970s. He is the crass, messy best friend of Felix Unger. He enjoys drinking beer and smoking cigars. When both their wives leave, they move into an apartment together, and hilarity ensues. Unlike Felix, he maintains a sloppy sense of style. His main outfit includes gray sweats and a Mets baseball cap.
Felix Unger
Felix Unger is a main character in the sitcom The Odd Couple, based on the play by Neil Simon. Although this show has had many reboots and spin-offs, Tony Randall portrayed Felix in the original show from the 1970s. He is the strait-laced, fretful best friend of Oscar Madison. He enjoys singing, mainly with the opera club. When both their wives leave, they move into an apartment together, and hilarity ensues. Unlike Oscar, he maintains a neat, professional sense of style. While he mainly wears suits, he owns some shirts with funky patterns, as well as an orange robe.
Ricky Ricardo
Ricky Ricardo is a main character in the classic 50's sitcom, I Love Lucy. Portrayed by Desi Arnaz, he is a bandleader who entertained audiences every night at the Tropicana. Born in Cuba, he often chided his wife Lucy in Spanish, especially following her antics. The couple would often engage in prank wars, but they truly loved each other and welcomed a child together. He is married to Lucy both on and off screen, as Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz were married in real life.
Lucy Ricardo
Lucy Ricardo is the main character in the classic 50s sitcom, I Love Lucy. Portrayed by the legendary Lucille Ball, she resides in the upper east side of Manhattan with her husband, Ricky. Despite the societal expectation to remain dutiful and domestic, she longs for a career in show business. As a result, she concocts hilarious schemes to swindle the spotlight. Many of these plots include physical comedy and exaggerated dramatics, such as the iconic candy factory scene. It's no wonder Wanda put herself in Lucy's shoes in Westview.
Craig Middlebrooks from Parks and Recreation
Craig Middlebrooks is a minor character in the NBC sitcom, Parks and Recreation, though he hates being called his name. He took over Leslie Knope's position as director and associate administrator. He is believed to get promoted Head of the Parks Department after Ron Swanson leaves. Craig is just as loud and opinionated as the actor who plays him, aka Billy Eichner from Billy on the Street. Craig is also a wine expert, and was hired by Tom Haverford to be a wine steward at his Bistro. His significant other is Typhoon, whom he eventually marries. Despite his explosive, nihilistic outbursts, he indeed "cares too much," as he is diligent at what he does.
Donna Meagle from Parks and Recreation
Donna Meagle is a character in the NBC sitcom, Parks and Recreation. She is the office manager of the Pawnee Parks and Recreation Department. Out of everyone in the show, Donna has the most active dating life with a variety of suitors. She is sociable yet strong-willed, with a taste for luxury and culture. Played by stand-up comedian and actress Retta, the character became a regular in the third season. This costume guide includes a standard outfit from the earlier seasons, as well as the outfit from the iconic "Treat Yo Self" segment.
Aunt Vivian from Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
Vivian Banks is a main character in The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. As Will's maternal aunt, she is no-nonsense and nurturing, yet she is also vivacious and valiant. She is extremely career-driven, having earned her PhD at UCLA, where she met her future husband, Phillip Banks. Together they had four children: Nicky, Ashley, Carlton, and Hillary. In the beginning of the series, Janet Hubert played Vivian, yet Daphne Reid took over in the latter half of the third season. This came with changes to the character as well, moving from an astute aunt to one with a less fiery demeanor. Nonetheless there have been several jokes in the show that poke fun at the recast.
March 29, 2021 by A.C. Rodgers
Peggy Cleary from The Kids Are Alright
Peggy Cleary is the practical, loving mother every sitcom needs. Especially one featuring eight boys living the "out until the street lights come on" life of the 1970s. Played by Mary McCormack she is a take-no-nonsense woman who is here to make sure that the kids really are alright.
Peggy's hair is a classic look you can either style your hair into or recreate using the wig listed above. With that signature piece taken care of, the rest of her look is fairly easy to replicate. You need a comfortable and practical house dress, a thin leather belt to go over the top, and a pair of low heels to match.
Greendale Human Being
In the hit sitcom Community, the Greendale Human Being is the school mascot for Greendale Community College. Created by Pierce Hawthorne and Dean Pelton, they are a genderless, anthropomorphic, non-offensive "being." With the black fabric marker, draw two black dots for the eyes and a wide smile on the zentai mask.
March 5, 2021 by Mandy
Dean Pelton
Dean Craig Pelton (Jim Rash) is a main character in NBC's sitcom Community. He is the well-meaning, yet bumbling dean of Greendale Community College. He strives to restore the prestige and seriousness of the school in spite of paintball wars and blanket and pillow forts. He has a obvious crush on Jeff Winger. Regarding his sexuality, gay "doesn't even begin to cover it" and makes up "approximately two sevenths" of what he is. He also has a weird fetish for dalmatians. Given his vast costume collection, Dean Pelton can be considered a cosplayer himself! This guide includes one of his best known costumes from the iconic payday rap.
Riddler from Gotham
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Glitchtrap from Five Nights at Freddy's
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Red Light, Green Light Robotic Girl from Squid Game
Joker in Suicide Squad
Patrick Hockstetter
April 10, 2018 by Ashley
Edgar from Brawl Stars
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Marion Ravenwood from Raiders of the Lost Ark
Make Your Own: Abby Sciuto's Caf-POW Cup from NCIS
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Make Your Own: Quin from Death Parade
October 8, 2019 by Otto
Cosplay at the Overwatch League Grand Finals 2019 in Philadelphia
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Worn insulation allows the live wire to come into direct contact with the metal case of this equipment (shown by R in above images). Image (a) :- The earth / ground connection being broken, the person is severely shocked. The equipment may operate normally in this situation. Image (b) :- With a proper earth / ground, an ELR trips, forcing repair of the equipment.
They generate harmonic distortion in the current they consume.
They generate current leakages at the mains frequency, 50Hz, and at higher frequencies under normal operating conditions.
As soon as they are connected to the electrical power supply they generate a leakage current point.
During an insulation fault, the leakage current might not be sinusoidal, but rather pulsating, for example.
Computers, washing machines, dishwashers, microwaves, mobile phone chargers, low consumption light bulbs, ceramic hobs, air conditioning units, electric vehicle chargers, dryers, machine tools etc.
Q. What is Leakage Current?
Leakage Current is defined as the current which flows through protective ground conductor to ground. In the absence of grounding or improper grounding connections, it is the current that could flow from any conductive part or the surface of non-conductive parts to ground if any conductive path was available (i.e. human body). There are always extraneous currents flowing in the safety ground conductor.
Electrical equipment commonly includes a grounding system to provide protection against a shock hazard if there is an insulation failure. The grounding system usually consists of a grounding conductor that bonds the equipment to the service ground (earth). If there is a catastrophic failure of the insulation between the hot (power) line and touchable conductive parts, the voltage is shunted to ground. The resulting current flow will cause a fuse to blow or trip a relay and open a circuit breaker; preventing a shock hazard. Obviously, a possible shock hazard exists if the grounding connection is interrupted, either intentionally or accidentally. The shock hazard may be greater than supposed because of the leakage currents. Even if there is no insulation failure, interruption of the leakage currents flowing through the ground conductor could pose a shock hazard to someone touching the ungrounded equipment and ground (or other grounded equipment) at the same time. This possibility is of much more concern in medical applications, where a patient may be the recipient of the shock. A fatal shock could result if the patient is in a weakened condition or unconscious, or if the leakage current is applied to internal organs through patient contacts. The double insulation provided in non-grounded equipment provides protection by using two separate layers of insulation. The protection in this case is ensured because both layers of insulation are unlikely to fail. However, the condition that produce leakage currents are still present, and must be considered.
Q. What causes Leakage Current?
There are two types of leakage currents: ac leakage and dc leakage. Dc leakage current usually applies only to end-product equipment, not to power supplies. Ac leakage current is caused by a parallel combination of capacitance and dc resistance between a Voltage source (ac line) and the grounded conductive parts of the equipment. The leakage caused by the dc resistance usually is insignificant compared to the ac impedance of various parallel capacitances. The capacitance may be intentional (such as in EMI filter capacitors) or unintentional. Some examples of unintentional capacitances are spacings on printed wiring boards, insulations between semiconductors and grounded heat sinks, and the primary-to-secondary capacitance of isolating transformers within the power supply. Consequences Earth Leakage current beyond 30mA can be lethal leading to death. 30mA sensitivity is required for protection in domestic applications where the person may come in direct contact with electric equipment in locations such as labs, schools, workshops etc.100mA and 300mA protection is required where there is indirect contact or due to insulation failure in the cables.
Q. How is it measured?
A meter specially designed for measuring leakage currents is used. The current flowing in the ground conductor is measured by connecting the meter in series with the grounding connection. For information processing equipment, the ground connection is opened and the current flowing to the neutral side of the power line is measured. For medical equipment, the current flowing to ground is measured. The meter may also be connected between the outputs of the power supply and ground. The test conditions include swapping the ac line and neutral connections, and turning power switches off and on while monitoring the current. The test is performed after the equipment has warmed to normal operating temperature and, in some cases, following certain test that cause abnormally high temperatures within the equipment. The intent is to identify and measure the worst-case leakage current.For very low leakage currents, the meter is replaced with a network consisting of either a resistor or a resistor and capacitor combination. The voltage drop across the network is then measured using a sensitive ac voltmeter. Ungrounded or double-insulated equipment is checked by connecting the meter between any touchable conductive part and ground. In the case of non-conductive housings, a copper foil of a specific size is placed on the housing, and the current flowing from it to ground is measured.
Q. How can you get your equipments protected from Leakage Currents?
So how can you get your equipments protected from the leakage currents or how can you eliminate the effects of leakage current? Quantify the leakage current and then identify the source. One best way of going about this is to use Earth Leakage Relay (ELR). The Earth Leakage Relay with Core Balanced Current transformer provides protection from earth leakage with advance intimation (Pre-alarm) of impending occurrence of the event. The user can proactively take action to avoid occurrence of any mishaps. Rishabh's ELR with 4 digit 7 segment LED display with True RMS measurement (as per IEC 60947-2 Annex M) provides the user with benefits that go the extra mile. Rishabh's ELR is a microcontroller based device designed to measure low level of leakage current and isolate the faulty equipment or circuit from the system. Leakage current is sensed through Rishabh's Core Balanced Current Transformer. Fixed time trip occurs when Earth Leakage Current exceeds the trip time which is programmable by means of front keys provide on the front panel of the relay or PRKAB software (can be provided optionally with Rishabh's ELR). The user can program the threshold level ranging from 30mA to 30A. In case of earth leakage the LED indicators will glow depending upon the percentage of programmed threshold value. For e.g. If the set level is 30mA and the leakage current is more than 15mA then green LED will start blinking which will provide a visual alert to the user. This empowers the user to take corrective actions before any accident. Core Balanced Current Transformer (CBCT) uses the technology of residual magnetic flux. All conductors to be protected shall pass through the core balance current transformer. The vector sum of all the currents should be equal to zero.
In case an earth leakage occurs, the zero- sequence fault current which flows is not cancelled by the flux of the other two phases and hence induces current (residual current) in the secondary. The core balance current transformer can be connected to an earth fault / leakage relay which can be used to generate the tripping signal. CBCTs are manufactured with one core and one secondary winding. The number of secondary turns does not need to be related to the cable/feeder rated current because no secondary current would flow under normal balanced conditions. This allows the number of secondary turns to be chosen such as to optimize the effective primary pick up current. The choice of ratio should therefore be left to the manufacturer to obtain the best possible results.
If more than one 3-phase cable are used in parallel, it is recommended that a separate CBCT on each cable be connected across a common relay or a separate relay be provided for each CBCT. The cable on which the CBCT is mounted acts as the primary conductor of the CBCT. Under normal operating conditions, the three line currents are almost 120 degree apart and balance each other. The resultant secondary current is zero. Upon occurrence of an earth fault, the faulted phase is the only one experiencing earth fault current in the primary. The maximum value of current is decided by the system earthing conditions. The CT wires should be placed adequately away from high current carrying conductors or source of strong magnetic field to avoid noise pickup.
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Space Tank Studio
Written by Annika Priest
Space Tank Call-out for 50 talented Melbourne makers
Space Tank Studio is putting a call-out for 50 exciting, kick-ass Melbourne makers to be fostered in their new 9 month Bench to Business training program, designed to teach high impact product development and business skills.
Space Tank, the only incubator in Melbourne to fill the manufacturing gap, will run the program from $250,000 of funding received from the State Government's $60 million start-up support strategy.
Founded in 2013 by Holger Dielenberg, Space Tank Studio has grown to become Australia's first high-end maker-space and product development incubator for start-ups. STS provides equipment, technology, infrastructure and accelerator pathways to help entrepreneurs commercialise their intellectual property.
Incubators have established themselves as the university for business people, Holger said.
"Australia's grass roots manufacturing tradition is a powerhouse of talent and innovation," he said. "We take these early developers very seriously and make sure we are helping them to succeed."
"Products are the containers for all industries, and when we support product start-ups, we are laying the foundation for future industry growth."
Candidates will be selected via a strict application process and the program will take place at Space Tank's Coburg product development incubator and training facility. Product start-up founders from health care devices, smart wearables, smart city, robotics, leisure and transport sectors will be sourced via university networks, business accelerators and the Victorian start-up scene.
Training will focus on the areas where product developers need support to realize their innovations: identifying commercial potential, IP protection and business/financial development, product design skills, design efficiency and volume production analysis, prototype development and CNC manufacturing skills.
Space Tank members past and present include Design by Storm, who are engaging to work on an avant-garde design gallery in China, Bastion Cycles, who are developing a world-leading high performance hand cycle for Australia's Paralympians, and Cut Throat Knives (pictured above) who have a six month waiting list for their bespoke culinary and chef's knives.
"I've never felt so much support to get my designs made and get it out there," says Dani Storm, the founder of Design by Storm. "I feel this amazing energy of everybody else doing their work and seeing what it takes to bring a product out into the world – it's really inspiring."
Applications are open 1st June – 30th June 2018. To register interest go to: https://www.spacetankstudio.com.au/bench-2-business-training-program/
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We are at portal 7.00 SP21 and NWDI version 7.00 SP21. The runtime system has been successfully configured.
We have developed some custom application in NWDS (version 7.0.21) , which was already deployed in test and production successfully.
I have modified that applicaiton, created a activity, built successfully, checked in, activated and transported that activity successfully from NWDS.
Deployed via NWDS is not allowed as per Client's restriction and the automatic deployment isnt configured in NWDS so we deploy the changes via Consolidation Tab - import -> deployment in test system.
Once the activity is imported in Consolidation tab -> we have deployed that in test system and its working fine in test but we don't seee any option in CMS to move it forward to be able to deploy in PROD via NWDI.
The activities don't become available in Assembly Tab.
Though I can see these activities in Consolidation -> History.
Unless these activities are available in Assembly we can't assemble the SCA and can not move it forward to Approval and then to Production Tab.
Can someone help what can be the issue? this need to go in PROD asap so appriciate a quick help.
In the assembly tab you may not be able to see the name of the activity but only the component. You need to check the state of the component in assembly. If it is waiting for assembly then you need to assemble component and your activity will move to approval tab. Please let me know if that solved your issue.
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Your whole family and you can all have a great time together. You can show the younger members of your family some traditional games, explore a different culture and heritage together or learn about the historic and mythical legends of the Mekong river.
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This Barley and Split Pea Soup is so delicious it is easy to forget how healthy it is. This soup is so easy to make yet has such incredible flavor.
Heat a large saucepan over medium heat. Add 1 tablespoon of broth, lower heat to medium and cook the carrot, onion and garlic for about 2 minutes.


In SMB Tech this week, we look at an item for the home office, and one that's meant for the mobile road warrior.
If you need a printer for simple home use, you can't go too far wrong with the Brother HL1110 monochrome – black and white – laser printer that offers reliability, ease-of-use and simplicity in an affordable package. It's pretty compact with a small footprint, so can easily fit into the coziest of spaces. Enhanced features such as a longer side guide to reduce paper skew, a short paper pass of 220mm, an anti-curl system, the probability of paper jams is reduced to offer a hassle-free printing experience.
Even better, the toner cartridge ($52) and drum (S$32) comes separately, which means you can easily replace one or the other at any time, lowering total cost of ownership. It comes with 3 years carry-in and 2 years limited warranty.
If this model is too basic for you, consider its bigger siblings the DCP-1510 or MFC1810, which are perfect for small- or home office use.
Fine, this was launched here in Singapore a couple of weeks, but the BlackBerry Q10 was the highly anticipated amongst BlackBerry users, especially business-type road warriors who hanker for its physical QWERTY keyboard. In the Blackberry 10 OS-based Q10, the classic keyboard has been re-engineered for an even better typing experience, with a wider keyboard, larger sculpted keys and more space between tows to help your fingers find keys quicker and prevent errors. It's probably the best typing experience you can get on a mobile phone (touch or otherwise), so you can do some serious typing on this baby, but a lack of apps in the the BlackBerry 10 app ecosystem is going to hurt its uptake.
We're predicting the Q10 will still outsell the all-touch Z10 by at least a factor of 5 to 1.


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Newcastle Close in on Anthony Limbombe
Anthony Limbombe
Reports from the Sun are suggesting that Newcastle were close to completing a deal for Nantes' midfielder Anthony Limbombe. He joined the Ligue 1 club from Club Brugge just over 6 months ago.
Newcastle have recently been displaying improvement in terms of motivation and the willingness to play for the team. Rafa has clearly been able to get the message across to his players that things had to change quickly if they wanted top-flight football next year.
After destroying Cardiff at St.James' Park, they went on to get an unbelievable win against title contenders Manchester City and left a major dent on their hopes of catching runaway leaders Liverpool.
Having had less than 25% possession at the end of the game, Newcastle had to dig really deep to pull out what was a historic victory for the Magpies. They really did put Manchester City to the sword in front of the old Toon faithful at St.James' Park.
All the players were excellent and everyone worked extra shifts that night to maintain the precious points. Christian Atsu on the left was helping out the defence but going forward, he still seems to lack Premier League quality and a new signing could've changed the complexion of this Magpies side.
As suggested by the Sun, Anthony Limbombe was linked with the Magpies for a potential switch to the Premier League. He joined Nantes only at the beginning of this season.
He has made 16 Ligue 1 appearances this campaign but 10 of those have come off the bench and he is yet to assist or score. He has scored one goal for the club, in the Coupe De France.
He is a pacy left winger who loves to cut in onto his right. While he is capable of finding some neat passes from that position, he tends to unleash a powerful strike that seems to travel past the defenders at the speed of sound.
He could've provided more to the team than Atsu and was even more likely to score goals in the Newcastle system. He also likes to get powerful crosses into the box, which would've suited Salomon Rondón as well.
Extremely confident on the ball, his movement down the left flank would've been useful to Rafa in the latter stages of the season. With Kenedy's eventual return to Chelsea imminent, a deal for the KRC Genk academy product would've been a good move by Benitez.
Prediction: Correct
Past Form
Journalist: Nikhil Vinod
Publication: Soccer Souls


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Alexandre Gramfort is a researcher at Inria. He has been a core contributor to scikit-learn since 2009. He is an expert in machine learning, optimization algorithms and scientific computing in Python.
Andreas C. Müller is an Associate Research Scientist at the Data Science Institute at Columbia University. He is the author of the book "Introduction to machine learning with Python". He has been a core contributor to scikit-learn since 2011.
Joel Nothman has been helping to maintain Scikit-learn since 2013, when he was completing his PhD in Natural Language Processing at the University of Sydney. He now works in a technical leadership role at the Sydney Informatics Hub, consulting, engineering and teaching to enhance data-driven research at the same university.
Gaël Varoquaux is a machine-learning researcher at Inria. He is an expert in regularization, optimization, and embeddings. He has been core contributor to scikit-learn since 2009 and a contributor to the scientific Python ecosystem since 2004. Gaël is in charge of scikit-learn operations at the foundation.
The core contributors of scikit-learn are also consulted to set the list of priorities on which the foundation staff will focus on.
Jérémie du Boisberranger is a research engineer in machine learning. He has original training in theoretical physics. He is a scikit-learn core developer since 2019.
Olivier Grisel is our technical lead. He has been a core contributor to scikit-learn since 2010. He is expert in machine learning, teaching deep learning at École Polytechnique and Université Paris Saclay.
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Laxa in Dolum in the central west region of Iceland ranks among the best in the country with an average catch of 1,040 salmon for the last 20 years for only six rods.
Laxa in Dolum is a medium-sized river with a fair volume of water, flowing over a rocky bed with alternate pools and runs. This river is famed for its large stock of salmon and a good number of multi-sea winter fish are caught every year. Many pools are deep and very clear and like many Icelandic rivers it offers very visual fishing.
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The river offers a pleasing mix of one and two sea-winter salmon throughout the season. In fact few rivers in the west and south-west of Iceland have a better ratio of multi-sea winter salmon and most years, salmon up to and exceeding 20lbs are caught.
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N.J. police cars still need dash cameras | Editorial
Updated: Apr. 22, 2016, 12:45 p.m. |
Published: Apr. 22, 2016, 11:45 a.m.
South Jersey Times Editorial Board
Bean-counting local officials who balked at a two-year-old state law requiring new police cars to be equipped with dashboard video systems have sealed their financial victory. On Wednesday, the New Jersey Council on Local Mandates affirmed its earlier ruling that the law violates the state constitution, since the state provided towns with insufficient funds to pay for the systems.
We hope Deptford Township Mayor Paul Medany and other challengers of the law are not partying too hard. Winning a dollars-and-cents argument doesn't mean that the result benefits the police, the citizens they encounter or, ultimately, local taxpayers.
Sure, this is a win for the "state mandate, state pay" concept, justifiably installed in the 1990s when the Legislature was going hog-wild with mandates resulting in higher local property taxes.
However, the video evidence provided by these cameras has become essential, particularly when police are accused of using excessive force. The mandate is now toast, but the Legislature and Gov. Chris Christie need to find a way to get more officers and more cars equipped with these recording devices.
We're not disputing the mandate council's finding that the camera law's $25 surcharge on driving-while-intoxicated convictions doesn't cover the cost of putting cameras into replacement patrol cars or, alternatively, supplying officers with body-worn cameras. Deptford Township submitted calculations showing the surcharge would pay for as little as 6 percent of a camera's cost.
Maybe that's the real problem. Online, drivers can purchase dashcams for their personal vehicles for as little as $24.99. That one might not be of sufficient quality to submit court-case video, but the first page of a "Google Shopping" result returned 10 models selling for less than $100, and nine others whose highest price is $359.99.
If police departments are shelling out $2,000, $3,000 or more for these systems, blame the blunted-competition pricing and overly restrictive bid requirements that give law enforcement little choice among patrol vehicles -- and, probably, their accessories. Broadening specifications might go a long way toward making video systems affordable.
The cameras, where police already have them, will keep on exonerating cops facing bogus brutality charges. No one ever views towns' high legal fees and huge wrongful-death case settlements as "unfunded mandates." And, yes, the cameras can also point out those cases where officers did behave irresponsibly and should be disciplined.
Sponsored by Assemblyman Paul Moriarty (D-Gloucester) -- who faced his own motor vehicle charges that were invalidated by video evidence -- the camera mandate set a rational schedule that permitted towns to incorporate the devices over several years as they replaced aging vehicles in their fleets. As the new state budget year approaches, this should remain a priority, even if the state has to buy the cameras itself and give them to the towns.
Send a letter to the editor of South Jersey Times at sjletters@njadvancemedia.com


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Kate partners with grower Herb Quady on her Mae's Vineyard Syrah. Herb grew up in the family of the famed Quady Winery in California's Central Valley, and later became the vineyard manager for Randall Graham's Bonny Doon wine empire, before coming north to southern Oregon with his sights on applying organic farming techniques to a region with mostly undiscovered vineyard potential. His Mae's Vineyard block slopes southeast into the Applegate Valley in what can only be said as one the prettiest spots we've seen in the state. Loamy/clay and marine sediment overlay sits on top of a large granite slab (yes granite!), which makes this a truly distinctive site to work with.
2016 was a return to cool climate greatness. After two uncharacteristically and record setting consecutively hot and dry years that began during the summer of 2014, the hot and dry spell finally relented in the late spring of 2016. Yes, the warm 2015/2016 winter meant an early start to the 2016 season in March, but the key months from flowering to harvest were nearly textbook perfect conditions.
Kate has been able to really get a good sense of the site and has developed a fermentation style that is inspired by the juxtaposition of intensity and elegance of Syrahs from the Northern Rhone. This wine is a study in tension and release. The fermentation includes small amounts of Viognier and is post macerated on the skins for a few weeks to further integrate the early chewy tannins that Syrah is known for. Ageing is held in a mix of new, neutral, and stainless barrels to retain freshness, while incorporating the structure of oak tannins. The 2016 Gamine Syrah has a tremendous amount of balance and finesse.
The wine's aromatics lead with nicely integrated oak, lightly toasted cardamom, clove, heather, and bramble. The wine's characteristic leather notes come out on the palate, which is feminine and ethereal, oldworld in balance, nimble and not too weightly.


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Global Compact for Migration, Climate Champion + T2S
I am keen to share a few of the things which I found inspirational in the past week.
As a country, and as Red Cross, we celebrated NAIDOC Week. It was a great to see how each of us contributed in our own ways to celebrate and honour the week. Some of you have shared about the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women within our communities and families who have led and inspired you. Thank you for sharing your stories.
Congratulations to June Oscar, social justice commissioner, who won the NAIDOC Person of the Year. This is what June said at the NAIDOC 2018 award ceremony.
"Instead of names, I want to accept this award for the personal acknowledgement of where I have come from. My story gives an insight into our collective history as Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. And of particular importance tonight, it gives recognition to the strength and tenacity of our women."
I would also encourage you to watch this video of a beautiful dance celebrating the music and culture of Torres Strait Islanders at the 2018 National NAIDOC Awards.
Our own Red Cross NAIDOC Award winners were also celebrated in the local news and by teams from the local offices. Max Jetta, for example, achieved the Red Cross NAIDOC Youth of the Year for his work with the Aboriginal community in southwest WA. Congratulations Max!
I'd also like to share Cam Power's reflection on NAIDOC Week, in his own words.
"I saw a t-shirt which read 60,000 years. It was 40,000 a few years ago and I'm sure next year I'll see a t-shirt which will read 80,000. Just as soon as we find more evidence of the world's oldest culture going back even further. I also thought, so what, or more correctly, what next? When can we extend the conversation to be about embracing our national treasure, rather than fighting it?"
Last week, United Nations member states met in New York to develop a Global Compact on Safe, Regular and Orderly Migration. Vicki Mau represented Red Cross as part of the Global Compact consultations and negotiations.
"It was quite extraordinary to be in the room – an amazing vibe and standing ovation - and speakers including the President of the UN General Assembly, emphasised how difficult it was to achieve consensus," said Vicki.
Francesco Rocca is an Italian lawyer and the President of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies. He was in New York last week, calling on governments to remove the barriers that prevent vulnerable migrants from accessing basic services and humanitarian aid. Photo taken in Italy in June 2018 – Croce Rossa Italiana/Emiliano Albensi
The Global Compact for Migration presents a significant opportunity to improve the governance on migration, to address the challenges associated with today's migration, and to strengthen the contribution of migrants and migration to sustainable development. We also made our own video here. Congratulations to Vicki and the team, the document is stronger in legal protections and impartial assistance as a result.
Climate Champion
The letter above was written by Jim Allen to the editor of CoastCity Weekly, Adelaide thanking Red Cross and partners for the Heatwave and Climate Champion events. Jim shared that through the events, he's learned of ways to assist local communities in times of heatwave. Kudos to the team for such an excellent job!
On track to a bright future
Fifty-four young people recently achieved a full trade certificate from the recent Transition to Success (T2S) programs, with 15 partial completions, and an extraordinary 95% attendance rate.
T2S is a youth-led initiative in Hervey Bay, Qld, for young people on court orders that had entered into the youth justice system. It enables young people to re-engage with school, and prepare for a traineeship in order to secure employment. We've supported the participants throughout their training.
The success rate has been extraordinary. Approximately 54% of the cohort re-engage with mainstream education or enrol in further education and 26% gain employment. Others are offered to rollover into the next T2S course until they are ready to transition on.
We're collaborating with local organisations like the Hervey Bay Neighbourhood Centre as well as the Queensland government to ensure the service meets the needs of the young people.


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The Left Democratic Front (LDF) also known as Left Front (Kerala) is an alliance of Centre-left to left-wing political parties in the state of Kerala, India. It is the current ruling political alliance of Kerala, since 2016. It is one of the two major political alliances in Kerala, the other being Indian National Congress-led United Democratic Front.

Seat Sharing Arrangement

Candidates

References

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Lists of Indian political candidates
Indian general elections in Kerala


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I am trying to deploy my web app but I am getting this error everytime, cannot find a solution anywhere... nothing wrong with the Procfile, requirements.txt and runtime.txt, any help is appreciated!

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The historic Sansay House in New Jersey has a sad story connected with it
Written by Donna R Causey on in Uncategorized
*Note: Some of the language below may be a little antiquated because its excerpts and transcriptions from a the book -Transcription from Historic Houses of New Jersey By Weymer Jay Mills .J. B. Lippincott Company – written in 1902 = The original words provide a unique glimpse of the people and early times in New Jersey.
One of the most pathetic characters in its history
On 17 De Hart Street, hidden somewhat by the foliage of giant trees from the spires of the lower Green, is the old dwelling of Monsieur Sansay, the courtly dancing master of early Morristown New Jersey, and one of the most pathetic characters in its history.
Sansay House built 1807
Past hidden in shroud of mystery
Any interesting long resident of Morristown who may be asked for information about Monsieur Sansay is sure to answer, "Why, he was the man who gave the dance to Lafayette;" but further than that they cannot go, for his past is hidden by the shroud of mystery, and tradition says the name itself was but a nom de guerre.
It was many years after the dreadful Reign of Terror in France when Monsieur Sansay first appeared in Morristown.
All had left
Count Auguste Louis de Singeron, one of the gallant band of officers who defended the king on the August night it ran blood at the Tuileries, had long ago taken his wares away from the corner by St. Paul's in New York City; Madame De Bonneville, the friend of Thomas Paine, had closed her French school in the same city; and the famous Talleyrand no longer sat at his window in Newark counting the days to the time he was free to return to " la belle France."
They had all gone like so many birds of passage,—a picturesque phrase of early American society was ended; and comtes, vicomtes, and others bearing the titles of France's fallen nobility no longer masqueraded as waiters, barbers, shopmen, and in like menial vocations.
New Jersey – noted spot for French visitors
The people of Morristown were quite familiar with French emigres when Monsieur Sansay arrived in their midst. The town, like every other noted spot in New Jersey, had its French visitors, and a few stray reminisences of them still live in the minds of some who cherish their memory.
One still saw the handsome Thebaud, whose father had been of the royal bodyguard to the unfortunate King Louis XVI., telling stories of the French court, fair Trainon and its lovely demoiselles, and the beauty of Marie Antoinette the Austrian, to a group of rustics in one of the village emporiums; another remembers Vincent Boisoubin, an elegant aristocrat of the old regime who detested Lafayette as "le traitre Lafayette;" and yet another cherished the tale of a Comte Massue eating in one of the rooms of the Sansay House and crying from sheer joy between each mouthful at the sight of his little countryman.
Sansay moved there in 1807 and taught dancing
Some time about the year 1807 Monsieur Sansay erected the house on De Hart Street, and there he gave notice to the public that he was an instructor in the art of terpsichore.
Early in the history of Morristown dancing seems to have taken a strong hold on the aristocratic portion of its small population. In the memorable winter and spring of 1780 there were the assemblies at O'Hara's Continental Bail-Room.
The subscription list* for these affairs is in the possession of the Biddle family of Philadelphia, and it is most interesting, as it tells us that the five or six dances cost no less than thirteen thousand six hundred dollars. Our currency was at a low premium in those days, and the thirty-four gentlemen, headed by General Washington, who paid four hundred dollars apiece for a few evening's enjoyment could have purchased very little with a like sum, as "silver hair-powder, such as the French court uses," then cost three hundred dollars a box.
After the army had gone and the best people of the town no longer attended assemblies on the officers' invitations, the few who loved their quadrilles and morris-dances still danced on. The ladies discarded muskmelon hats and brocaded stomachers for the littlewaisted, slim Greek gowns of the directoire, and viewed with favor the dances the expatriates had brought them.
Gay expatriates they ofttimes were, and they still saw in their minds' eyes the Place Royale, St. Cloud, Versailles, and the Louvre basking in the sunlight and untouched by the bloody fingers of the new France of the Sans-Culottes, and so they had the heart to be merry among the more simple-lived Americans. They had forgotten the horrors of the Conciergerie, La Force, and Des Carmes.
Morristown was ready for him
When little Sansay opened his dancing-room, a few years later, Morristown was ready for him. In the morning, before the hour of eight, was his time for the children, and hundreds of eager boys and girls in the long ago trooped to his house after the sun had risen and laughingly peered into the windows.
Their older brothers and sisters came later, and the Sansay who met them was more elegant,—a Sansay, tradition says, appearing in all the glaring impotence of a silk and broadcloth attire a trifle the worse for wear.
Many and many an aspirant longing and stumbling for the grace of a Nash or a Brummel he initiated in the mysteries of the feather step, the spring step, and all the intricate mazes of the courtly dances of the old regime.
He held exhibition days
At stated intervals of once a month Monsieur Sansay held his exhibition days, and on such occasions many proud mothers would rustle up the stairs leading to the dance-room to view their childrens' progress with delighted eyes.
Then it was that the little dancing-master was happiest. Like an aged butterfly under the influence of the sunshine he would flit and pirouette over the floor with his pupils, now and then pausing with a grandiose manner to compliment some blushing damsel on her pas leger or belair.
From one corner of the room would come the notes of the harpsichord tinkling protestingly the sweet melodies Sansay had learned in his youth in the Salles de Dance of the West Indies. "Now swing this way, mes petites" he would call out as he essayed a movement. "All ready for the minuet? It will entrance you, mes dames."
A memorable ball was held for the Marquis de Lafayette
With bows to his smiling patronesses, he would form the pupils in lines. Then a clap of his hands was the signal for the most graceful of dances to begin. Those were happy days, for at that time the clergy of Morristown permitted their flocks to practice the graces of their ancestors, and poor Terpsichore was not held to be in league with the devil.
For the long contemplated arrival of the Marquis de Lafayette from Paterson, on July 14, 1825, Monsieur Sansay arranged the memorable ball which has caused his name to go down as the most famous dancing-master in New Jersey history.
Marquis de Lafayette
On that evening, after the much feted marquis had finished dining at the home of Charles H. Ogden, a noted citizen living at the corner of Market Street and the Green, all the well-known Morristowners of that period hastened to the Sansay dancing-room. There by the lights of myriads of wax candles the hero-worshippers braved the hot summer weather by dancing and feasting in honor of the popular idol.
The Palladium of Liberty, the Morristown paper of that day, does not contain an account of the assemblage and a description of their costumes like our modern journals, so we will have to picture the company ourselves. The most important and wealthy men of the town were all on the reception committee, and we can see them with their good wives a pompous line along the wall.
Popularity of the school began to wane
On the floor the pretty Morristown girls are whirling about with their country cavaliers in some merry waltz or gallop. There were others besides country-bred youths present that night, too; for it is said at least one bevy of gay city sparks drove over by post-chaise from the Forest Garden at Paterson to share in the festivities.
Some time after Sansay's ball for Lafayette the popularity of the little Frenchman's dancing-school began to wane. The rigid Presbyterians talked of too much dancing in Morristown and of a set of young people growing up pleasure-loving and ungodly. The dancing classes began to thin rapidly, and affairs reached a crisis when the Rev. Albert Barnes, the Presbyterian clergyman, preached a fiery sermon against them, even reviling the personal character of the little Frenchman.
Sansay sold his house
Although still upheld by many of the best of the townspeople, poor Sansay was too much of a gentleman not to take the matter to heart. He soon sold his house for a very small part of the sum it had cost him, bade good-by to his old friends, and left by coach one morning for Elizabethtown, that one spot in New Jersey which always held out welcoming arms to the exiles of France.
Mystery shrouds his death
Mystery shrouds his death as well as his life, for there is a tradition that, becoming a prey to melancholia, he hung himself in one of those old houses on the outskirts of that town, and another that he came back to die in his former Morristown home. The first tale is probably true; but we could think of his pitiful fate with less sorrow if we knew he really died in Elizabethtown, for there at that time some of the customs and traditions of the France of the Capets he loved still lingered.
The house he built on De Hart Street was purchased by Jacob King, a member of the well-known King family still prominent in Morris County, and was afterwards sold to General Joseph Revere, a grandson of Paul Revere, of Revolutionary fame. The dancing-hall where Monsieur Sansay gave a ball to a marquis was years ago divided into bedrooms, but the old house is in many respects unaltered.
* This paper reads as follows: "The subscribers agree to pay the sums annexed to their respective names, and an equal quota of any further expense which may be incurred in the promotion and support of a dancing assembly to be held in Morristown the present winter of 1780." Among the names it contains are those of Generals Knox, Stirling, Wilkinson, and Greene; Colonels Hamilton, Jackson, Hand, Erskine, Baron de Kalb, and others.
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Miss Central New York 2015
Saturday marked the first pageant of the Miss New York Class of 2015. The roll call dropped to 8 girls, vying for the crown and the chance to compete at Miss New York next May. This year, the contestants were celebrating diversity in honor of the reigning Miss America, Nina Davuluri, who hosted last year's pageant and assisted with the crowning.
The girls were welcomed to the stage for the opening number dance wearing white bottoms and a colorful top (except for Libby and Colleen, who wore the reverse). They performed a fun Bollywood dance, based on moves Nina herself taught on Good Morning America.
After the girls introduced themselves, we were introduced to the outgoing queens. Then Payton, Miss Syracuse's Outstanding Pre-teen, performed a tap dance to an interesting mix of swing and hip hop music.
Colleen modeled her activewear, in black legging capris and a tank top.
Next, the Miss ladies were welcomed back to the stage for the Lifestyle and Fitness part of the competition. This was done to the hit song Gangum Style by Psy. No, none of the contestants broke out in dance- unfortunately.
Standouts: Katelynn was strongest, in a red suit with gold accents. Michaela wore an amazing bright pink monokini.; very unique, and wore it well. Tara's suit was an incredibly bright blue that really made her eyes pop, and showed personality.
The judges were then introduced. The panel included an Irish Step dancer, former titleholder, local musician, and community members.
The Talent portion is always the most exciting portion on stage, as the girls have the longest time to impress us.
First, the Teens performed. Libby signed to Mercy Me's Imagine, and then Colleen performed a jazz dance to Naughty Boy's La La La.
Courtney warmed the stage for the Miss contestants, as she performed the Irish Step dance she had performed at Miss New York. The Miss contestants returned one at a time to perform.
Kelsey, having previously drawn on stage, changed it up. This year, she used a glue paint on a black board to leave the judges and audience in wonder as she brushed away in what appeared to be randomocity. It wasn't until the final seconds of the song that she threw glitter at the canvas, revealing the Statue of Liberty.
Katelynn performed a contemporary clogging routine to Tine Turner's Rolling on a River.
Michaela had a great introduction with a Dumbledore quote. She played Hedwig's Theme on the flute, and really pulled me into the movie. I wish she would lose the sheet music; the stand hides her face, keeps her locked in one position, and may result in her losing technical points.
Neetu played Whitewater Chopsticks on the piano, except it was actually a weighted keyboard. I have mixed feelings on this, as the technical value was clearly there- this girl is amazing. She had great energy, her fingers were like lightning, and she kept the audience engaged. However, we could hear her fingers hitting the keys, and the keyboard itself would rock with her strong taps. Rumor has it, OCC has a piano and would not allow her to play.
Dannah performed a parkour acrobatics routine, possibly for the first time in Miss America local history. She rented a foam block and used a carpet from the hall. She mixed her own version of Space Jam, and integrated a basketball to fit the theme. She even made her own customized tank top! I would like to see a slight more dance aspect rather than hip hop next time, but undoubtedly the judges and audience were impressed.
Tara performed a traditional hard shoe Irish Step dance routine, in a black outfit with green sash. She has a great smile that radiates the stage, and I liked the use of her hands at some points- typically the dancer's arms stay straight.
Lauren M changed her classical ballet talent last minute. She had planned to perform en pointe, but decided to switch to a soft shoe because of the stage. She wore a patriotic leotard, and leaped graciously across the stage. A talented ballerina, she showed minimal emotion throughout the performance.
Lauren C, the only vocalist, performed a stunning rendition of They Just Keep Moving the Line from Smash. A few seconds into the song, a light bulb from the stage lights burst and fell from the ceiling. Lauren didn't even flinch as she sang about her determination to succeed despite personal hardships.
The Hostestess announced a 15 minute intermission. When they returned, the hostesses introduced themselves: Sarah Hreyo, Miss Empire Star and Bianca Lupi, Miss Syracuse International. Two girls from the Empire State Dance Center performed a jazz duet, to pull the audience's attention back to the stage. The hostesses also announced that #MissCNY was the promoted hashtag, but @PageantFile had been using #MissCNY2015 on Twitter.
Colleen stepped onto the stage in evening gown for the first time. She wore a simple, black jersey gown with straps that wrapped around her shoulders.
The Miss girls followed suit– er, gown.
Standouts: Dannah's gown was red hot and her lips matched. Lauren's violet gown had a full side panel of large silver sequins.
Once the hostesses thanked some sponsors, the girls were welcomed back one at a time for onstage question. Each question was submitted by former local or state titleholders.
Colleen was asked why we are so hard on ourselves. She explained that it is the pressures of the community and we need to be more accepting of ourselves.
Kelsey was asked by Claire Buffie, Miss New York 2011, Huffington Post recently released a Top Ten search result with headline news events, but also the release of 50 Shades of Grey- Why does this book get so much attention? Kelsey explained that it is racy, and gets people excited.
Katelynn was asked by Acacia Courtney, Miss Connecticut 2014, what we can do to combat obesity. she said we need to come together the government, parents, and individuals.
Michaela was asked by Kristina Blackford, former Miss Thousand Islands, if she thinks a college degree is worth the debt. She suggested we decrease tuition, and make loan repayments proportionate salary.
Neetu was asked by Allison Carlos, former Miss Thousand Islands, about a recent case on Long Island where a parent was charged with excessive force for spanking his child. Neetu said that child abuse should be avoided, and effects a child mentally.
Dannah was asked what can be done to prevent abuse. (Unfortunately there was a lot of talking and I not only missed her answer, but missed the titleholder who asked the question, even after the hostess repeated it.)
Tara was asked by Amy Valenti, former Miss Finger Lakes, if student loan forgiveness for 25% of state employees is fair. Tara said that this could be adjusted to help graduates in more job markets.
Lauren M. was asked by Corrine Francis, former Miss Thousand Islands, about the use of bindis, traditional religious marking, by celebrities. Lauren said it is disrespectful, but is the artist's choice to express themselves.
Lauren C. was asked by Elizabeth Cavanaugh, former Miss New York, about the recent Hobby Lobby ruling allowing a company to restrict employees access to contraception. She said it is absolutely not fair for them to try and control this.
As the pageant wrapped up, I tried to wrap my mind around the winner. Katelynn was the consensus to win, but honestly I did not think she was on her game. I watched her compete at Miss New York just a few weeks ago, and brought it twice as strong. I was most impressed with Lauren C. and Dannah, and put them at the top of my Faves, with Katelynn coming in 3rd, followed by Lauren M. Having seen Michaela compete at the Empire pageant, I can see much growth from her in all categories. I can easily see at least half of these girls earning titles during this season.
As the auditors tabulated the score, a wide variety of baskets were raffled off. The Miss Mohawk Valley director won three of them! It is very encouraging to see a local director contribute to other locals. A video montage of the 2014 titleholders' reigns played to Katy Perry's Firework. Libby played a prerecorded farewell speech thanking those who helped her along the way. Courtney did not re-record, and instead thanked her parents, boyfriend, and many others right from stage. She had her mom stand as she thanked her for being pageant mom of the year (Maxine is actually pageant mom of, forever), and her dad surprised her on stage with a gift. It was beautifully done.
The girls returned to the stage for the last time.
Libby then crowned Colleen as Miss Central New York's Outstanding Teen.
(Hoping to find a better crowning pic)
A last moment of anticipation before announcing the Mis awards, the hostesses asked all current and former titleholders to stand, as well as directors and NY State Board of Directors to stand.
Then came the awards!
Advertisement Award (10% of the total money raised from program book ads- $61): Dannah
People's Choice (50% of the total money raised from both online voting and night of voting- $63): Dannah
Community Service ($100.55): Kelsey
Miss Congeniality: Colleen
4th Runner Up: The ladies decided to take the prize money from the 4th runner up, as well as the non-finalist awards, and split the total among all the non-finalists, instead of awarding to individuals.
3rd Runner Up-$70: Dannah Laguitan
2nd Runner Up-$100: Lauren Crandall
1st Runner Up-$150: Lauren Molella
Miss Central New York 2015: Katelynn Smith
L-R Dannah, Lauren M., Katelynn, Colleen, Lauren C.
Great job ladies! Last year, each contestant who made Top Five at Miss CNY went on to win their own local titles. Hopefully this year will be no different. Congratulations, Katelynn and Colleen- have a great year!
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Home Business HILA Opens Application Process for Children's Business Fair
HILA Opens Application Process for Children's Business Fair
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Rajon Akinseye
With Sponsorship from Cook Shop
For the first time, aspiring entrepreneurs aged seven to 16 will have the chance to sell their wares at an event tailor-made for them: Heritage International Leadership Academy (HILA) Children's Business Fair on April 11, 2020.
As the March 6, 2020 deadline to register approaches, HILA's active Parent-Teacher's Association (PTA), said the daylong Children's Business Fair will fuel Liberian students' entrepreneurial acumen by giving them the opportunity to sell their creations and gain business knowledge. HILA's PTA believes that the on-the-job experience, combined with the required in-class training on budgeting and price offering, product development, and marketing, will give them a good business foundation.
"In addition," said HILA Founder and CEO, Michelle Wento, "Educating young people about entrepreneurship prepares them for the future job market, teaches them important life skills, like self-confidence, creativity, resilience, goal setting, and empathy.
"Practicalising entrepreneurship," she added, "gives students a better understanding of money and how to make it." Mrs. Wento encourages parents to take a "hands-off" approach so their young business impresarios may fully experience what it means to be in business.
HILA seventh grader, 11 year-old Rajon Akinseye, said that when his Citizen, Governance and Leadership (CIGOL) Program teacher and Vice President of Public Affairs, Mrs. Lovetta Bailey Sendolo, told him that even young people could become millionaires and earn a living, he became inspired. This future millionaire, chef and restaurateur said he opened a business called "Fresh Juice for You," and plans to feature his 100% organic pineapple juice during HILA" Children's Business Fair.
He first discovered the specially made pineapple juice after tasting it at home. He decided to sell the drink after a taste testing with friends yielded positive results. "I think it's a good idea for people to drink healthy things," young Akinseye said.
During his first foray into the fresh juice making business, the young Akinseye said he spent $10 on materials and made a $5 profit after selling his juice at $1 a cup. "Making that profit," he added, "really felt good." Now, he's preparing to reinvest the earnings and make a $30 profit at HILA's upcoming Fair.
Other activities taking place at the Children's Business Fair include an Easter Egg Hunt, live music, games, prizes, raffles, and food sales.
Interested students from public or private schools can register on-line at www.hilalib.org/bizfair or deliver their applications to the HILA campus, located at B676 Old Sophie Road in Congo Town. The application fee is $20. Each registered young entrepreneur will be given a table, chairs and a tent in which to decorate, set up their displays and sell their products or services.
Young entrepreneurs who showcase the best science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) product or service, the best presentation, the best business ideas, and the most innovative product will be awarded prizes.
Believing in entrepreneurship and in HILA, Cook Shop, the food delivery service, is now a proud sponsor of the Children's Business Fair.
While the Fair showcases young people's innovations, the event is also a school fundraiser. HILA seeks to raise over $18,000 for its programs. The Head of the Fundraising Committee of the HILA Parent-Teacher Association, Ellen O. Pratt, said that the funds raised from sponsors would go towards enrichment programs to increase STEM and life skills programs. The funds will also help to provide disadvantaged children within the Sophie Community with books, stationary supplies and scholarship programs.
"We, at HILA, believe and advocate for a spirit of service, so our fundraisers are designed to not only provide support to the school but empower the community within which the school resides," said Ms. Pratt.
Heritage International Leadership Academy was founded in 2019 to provide exceptional education for children from kindergarten through 9th grade and instils in them academic excellence, self-reliance, collaboration, kindness and critical thinking skills.
Heritage International Leadership Academy strives to put parents "at the heart of its design" and students "at the "core of its curriculum." In that way, the private school offers a unique diversified program that meets internationally recognized standards.
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A: You need to send https://graph.microsoft.com/.default for the scope.

4. Get an access token:
You specify the pre-configured permissions by passing
https://graph.microsoft.com/.default as the value for the scope
parameter in the token request. See the scope parameter description in
the token request below for details.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/auth-v2-service

A: In my case I was sending the ID Token instead of the Access Token.

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*Access tokens are meant to be read by the resource server.

*ID tokens are JWTs. Access tokens can be JWTs but may also be a random string.

*ID tokens should never be sent to an API. Access tokens should never be read by the client.

Source: https://oauth.net/id-tokens-vs-access-tokens/


So, I've been trying to work through Truth in the Tinsel with my kids this month, and I have come to the conclusion, that I am not able to do a craft everyday with both my children. I really wanted to do each craft with both kids, but with Aria being in school for most of the day, by the time she's home, it is definitely NOT optimal crafting time for Roscoe. So that's been a challenge. But what we have done, we've loved. And I'm okay with not doing each day, even though I'd love to.
I do see this becoming something that we do every year though. So we've set aside a specific little tree to fill with our advent ornaments, and I've been putting together a "calendar" of the supplies needed, so that when we do manage to sit down to do a craft, its already there, waiting to be used!
I used the graphics that were provided in the Truth and the Tinsel e-book, and just drew them on the front of some large manila envelopes, one for each day. Then I whole punched the envelopes, and connected them with a circle clip (not sure what their "official" name is!).
Then in each envelope I stuffed in the supplies needed for that particular ornament; enough for two kids. Well, actually, I've been including enough for four, so that next year when I pull it out, it'll be already prepped! Aren't I clever? Or rather, I know that we might actually do more of them next year, if I don't have to think about prepping them!
This has been a great way for us to spend time throughout our week reflecting on the truth of Christmas. Its been especially great for my three-year old as we've been talking a lot about baby Jesus, and helping him grow in relationship and familiarity with Jesus.
And to add to the craziness that is my Christmas season as a mother, pastor's wife, and children's ministry director (among other things) I've decided to throw a Birthday Party for Jesus on Friday at our house as a fun way to get some friends together for a play date and a Christmas party. My kids are super excited and I've been having lots of fun building a Pinterest board full of ideas! I know a lot of people throw a similar-themed party this time of year to draw the focus back to Jesus for their kids, and its become a beloved tradition. So I'm looking forward to that.


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Are vegetarian diets secret to long life? People who avoid meat have better health due to lower blood pressure
Study shows vegetarians 12% less likely to die than meat-eaters
Ingredients in red meat linked to increased risk of cancer and high blood pressure
Vegetarians more likely to drink less, smoke less and exercise more
By Jenny Hope Medical Correspondent
Published: 19:21 EDT, 3 June 2013 | Updated: 19:46 EDT, 3 June 2013
Vegetarians live longer because of their diet - with men reaping the most benefits, claim researchers.
They found a cut in death rates for people eating vegetarian diets compared with non-vegetarians in a study of more than 70,000 people.
Over a six-year period, vegetarians were 12 per cent less likely to die from any cause, says a report published Online First by JAMA Internal Medicine.
It is thought the benefits come from lower blood pressure and improved cholesterol levels in people eating low-fat diets based on vegetables, whole grains and fruit.
The health benefits of eating low-fat diets based on vegetables, whole grains and fruit include lower blood pressure and improved cholesterol levels
The research shows vegetarians are less likely to die because of their dietary choices
Vegetarian diets have been linked to lower risk for several chronic diseases, including high blood pressure, metabolic syndrome, diabetes and heart disease.
An estimated three million Britons, around five per cent, are vegetarian and never eat meat or fish, including superstar musician Paul McCartney and his fashion designer daughter Stella McCartney.
Dr Michael Orlich, of Loma Linda University in California, and colleagues examined all-cause and cause-specific death rates in a group of 73,308 men and women Seventh-day Adventists.
Researchers assessed dietary patients using a questionnaire that classified them into five groups: nonvegetarian, semi-vegetarian, pesco-vegetarian (includes seafood), lacto-ovo-vegetarian (includes dairy and egg products) and vegan (excludes all animal products).
The study said vegetarian groups tended to be older, more highly educated and more likely to be married, to drink less alcohol, to smoke less, to exercise more and to be thinner.
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Previous research has suggested vegetarian diets may extend life expectancy compared with meat-eating, but many of the studies have been small.
In the latest study there were 2,570 deaths among the study participants during an average follow-up time of almost six years.
There was a 12 per cent lower risk of dying from any cause for vegetarians compared with non-vegetarians.
Men fared better, as they benefited from a significant reduction in deaths from cardiovascular disease and ischaemic heart disease.
In women, there were no significant cuts in these categories of deaths.
The report said 'These results demonstrate an overall association of vegetarian dietary patterns with lower mortality compared with the non-vegetarian dietary pattern.
'They also demonstrate some associations with lower mortality of the pesco-vegetarian, vegan and lacto-ovo-vegetarian diets specifically compared with the non-vegetarian diet.'
The main reason for the difference is thought to be the effect of a low-fat vegetarian diet on cholesterol and blood pressure, partly through avoidance of red meat and also from higher consumption of vegetables.
Red meat contains ingredients that have been linked to increased risk of chronic diseases, such as cardiovascular disease and cancer
Red meat, especially processed meat, contains ingredients that have been linked to increased risk of chronic diseases, such as cardiovascular disease and cancer.
These include heme iron, saturated fat, sodium, nitrites, and certain carcinogens that are formed during cooking.
Eating more vegetables and fruit may also help through their antioxidant effects, combating harmful naturally occurring chemicals in the body.
Official advice from the Department of Health in 2010 said cutting down on red meat could reduce the risk of bowel cancer.
Liz O'Neill, head of communications at the Vegetarian Society said 'With higher intakes of fresh vegetables, pulses and other plant-foods, it seems obvious to many that balanced vegetarian diets are healthier than those reliant on meat, but we do not need to rely on gut instinct with so much hard evidence of that health advantage, both in the UK and abroad.
Vegetarians are more likely to live active lives and exercise, increasing their chances of a healthy, longer life
Research showed the lifestyle choices of vegetarians help improve life expectancy. People who don't eat meat proved to be less-likely to smoke and drink alcohol
'This new American study is significant because the nature of the community studied (Seventh Day Adventists) means that even the meat eaters included were leading a relatively health-conscious lifestyle.
'The reported 12 per cent reduction in mortality was directly associated with being vegetarian, rather than having a healthy balanced diet.
'Similarly UK studies indicate that vegetarians have lower rates of cancer and significantly lower (32 per cent less) rates of heart disease which are major causes of death in Britain.'
Findings from the largest British study of 45,000 Britons earlier this year found vegetarians have healthier hearts than people who eat meat or fish.
They were one-third less likely to need hospital treatment for heart disease or die from it.


I'm a user of Ask Ubuntu for more than 11 months, and just today I noticed the about page.
To be honest, I didn't think that such great content would be in such a little link.
This page is very intuitive and it explains how this site works in a very nice way. It is the best page out of all the pages at introducing new users to the site.
So I think that the design of this link should be better, so that it could be differentiated from the other ones.
If this link had a different design, (I think that) newer users would go there and learn more information about the functionality of this great site.
Another alternative is change the title from "About" to "How this site works".