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Kvitova beats Barty to win Birmingham
Mon, 26 June 2017 5:11AM
Camera IconPetra Kvitova (L) showed her Wimbledon potential after beating Ash Barty to win the Aegon Classic.
Petra Kvitova showed she will be a serious contender for a third Wimbledon title after beating Australia's Ashleigh Barty 4-6 6-3 6-2 to win the Aegon Classic in Birmingham, in just her second tournament since returning from a knife attack injury.
The Czech, who won Wimbledon in 2011 and 2014, suffered a knife attack during a robbery at her home in December that left her with a damaged hand and sidelined her until last month's French Open.
The 27-year-old not only looked untroubled by her hand this week but also looked back to her best with her explosive serve often too much for Barty as she produced 13 aces.
Kvitova served out for the title in emphatic fashion - to love and ending with an ace - before celebrating, in her typically understated style, with a broad smile.
Her last final on grass had been her triumph at Wimbledon three years ago against Eugenie Bouchard and while her talk on arrival at Edgbaston was purely about her delight to be playing again, she clearly has bigger goals now.
"I like to play finals on grass. I wish I could have more. I won't be sad if it is in a couple of weeks (at Wimbledon) but there is still a lot of work to be done," Kvitova said
"It was an amazing week, an amazing tournament. From my first hits on the grass I felt great, it was encouraging to get into the grass season."
Barty, who three years ago took time out from the sport to play in Australia's domestic women's cricket competition, had pulled off an upset in the semi, beating Spain's Garbine Muguruza, the 2015 Wimbledon runner-up.
Her punchy and tenacious approach was effective again, as she lost one point in her first four service games and took the first set with some comfort.
But Kvitova settled into her rhythm in the second, taking a 5-1 lead before stuttering a little at the end of the set with two double-faults handing her Barty a break.
The Czech kept her composure and took the contest into a third set, where she broke in Barty's first service game.
The Australian was in no mood to surrender however, breaking back for 2-2, only for Kvitova to respond in kind and then run away with the match.
Despite the loss Barty kept her head high as she gets ready for her own Wimbledon charge.
"I think it was a pretty high quality match," Barty said.
"We both started well and I served particularly well in that first set and I think it gave me the upper hand.
"I've played some quality tennis and lost to only a couple of good players. So I'm really excited and I can't wait to get to Wimbledon."
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Palm Camayenne Hotel, as the first five stars hotel of the Republique of Guinea's history, ushers in a new era of luxury, confort and exclusivity in Conakry beginning June 2013.
Located directly on the beach this brand new hotel is located in the heart of Ratoma which is a fashionable suburb of Conakry. Set in luxurious gardens with its swimming pool and tennis court the hotel is the heart of the local community.
The hotel has conference rooms, a 24/24 and a beauty center. The free airport shuttle, business center and beauty salon complete the list of benefits. The office staff is available to answer your questions. Internet access is available throughout the hotel, for those who want to stay connected during their stay. A souvenir shop, a barber and a hairdresser are in the school premises.


Contests and writers go hand and hand. As a parent, I scouted Caldecott and Newberry award winners for my children. When I am adventurous, I read a book that won the Nobel prize or look up a Pulitzer-prize winner. In my limited writer's world, I admire writers who win a Carol award, the Will Rogers Medallion, a RITA award.
In my quest for recognition, though, I have overlooked the most important one of all: God's seal of approval.
Moses says that God's loveliness affirms and confirms my work. I associate "lovely" with things that please my sense: voice, face, taste, smell.
But God's loveliness lies, not in something my sense can observe, but in His character. He is my friend and my Savior, my protector and my husband.
The parallelism of Hebrew poetry says that God's loveliness both confirms and affirms my work. He both proves and declares their value. He pokes around my work, my words, testing them for truth. Then He declares and supports them.
What might readers say if I put a gold star on my book covers, stating "approved by God"?
My gut reaction is, what hubris, the most awful sort of pride. Moses' words suggest it's available to all of us, whatever our work is. If God wrote a review of my books, what would He say? Instead, for now, He chooses to work through His people. Until we get a glimpse into the heavenly records, all we can do is to support each other.
Since God offers to give me His seal of approval, He deserves my very best. I should strive for quality because He is my ultimate editor and critic.
Bio: Darlene Franklin's greatest claim to fame is that she writes full-time from a nursing home. She lives in Oklahoma, near her son and his family, and continues her interests in playing the piano and singing, books, good fellowship, and reality TV in addition to writing. She is an active member of Oklahoma City Christian Fiction Writers, American Christian Fiction Writers, and the Christian Authors Network. She has written twenty-six books, been published in twenty more, and has written more than 200 devotionals. Her historical fiction ranges from the Revolutionary War to World War II, from Texas to Vermont.
So true. If we don't have God's approval all our pomp and show is worth nothing. Thanks so much for this post.
I believe God is really the only approval we need and if we follow Him He will give us the desires of our heart.


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This week in viral: What is Facebook Pay?
Move over, online banking. Theres yet another threat from this social media giant to take over your services.
Move over, online banking. There's yet another threat from a social media giant to take over your services. Facebook Messenger, the online real-time chat capability that any Facebooker can use to communicate with their Facebook friends, will offer a new feature in the coming months to give people a "more convenient and secure way to send or receive money between friends." Apple has Apple Pay and there is PayPal, so maybe this one should be called Facebook Pay.
Whatever could go wrong? In the age where cyber attacks and company-wide hackings seem to be the news of the day or week — remember Anthem, Premera, Sony, Target? — it would seem counterintuitive to add your debit card information to a social media network, especially because there are a million "live" links at all times on your account. Or maybe, it's just the paranoid and technology-cautious version of me writing this blog.
It seems like this feature will only be available between personal profiles and not company pages. But, does this mean that Facebook will eventually expand more into e-commerce, maybe allowing people to post and sell goods through their website? They tried that back in 2007 with Facebook Marketplace in an attempt to emulate Craigslist, but it never really took off.
In an article on TechCrunch, Facebook's product manager on the feature, Steve Davis, said that "conversations about money are already happening on Messenger. What we want to do is make it easy to finish the conversation in the same place you started. You don't have to switch to another app," he said.
For now, the announcement says that the transaction will be free of charge, but as a public company that faces pressure from investors on monetizing their social media platform, it might make sense for Facebook to start charging per transaction once the technology is fully adopted.
Call me skeptical or whatever you like: I won't be adding yet another part of my identity to the social media giant. It just feels … even more intrusive. They are already tracking whatever I search for on the Internet. But what's the worst that they could find? That I love shoes?
A word of caution to parents who let their children play with their phones: Just be careful that your kid doesn't accidentally send $10,000 to your friend's account.
What do you think? Would you use this new Facebook feature? For what other things do you think this technology could be used? Leave a comment below and let us know.


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Science Chile , Atacama, Friday, December 21 of 2018, 09:38
ALMA gives christmas comet its close-up
This and previous observations of comets confirm that they are rich in organic molecules and may therefore have seeded the early Earth with the chemical building blocks of life
ALMA OBSERVATORY/DICYT As comet 46P/Wirtanen neared Earth on December 2, astronomers using the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) took a remarkably close look at its innermost regions. ALMA imaged the comet when it was approximately 16.5 million kilometers from Earth. At its closet on December 16, the comet – one of the brightest in years — was approximately 11.4 million kilometers from Earth, or 30 times the distance from the Earth to the moon.
"This comet is causing a stir in the professional and amateur astronomy communities due to its combined brightness and proximity, which allows us to study it in unprecedented detail" said NASA's Martin Cordiner, who led the team that made the ALMA observations. "As the comet drew nearer to the Sun, its icy body heated up, releasing water vapor and various other particles stored inside, forming the characteristic puffed-up coma and elongated tail.
The ALMA image of comet 46P/Wirtanen zooms-in to very near its nucleus – the solid "dirty snowball" of the comet itself — to image the natural millimeter-wavelength "glow" emitted by molecules of hydrogen cyanide (HCN), a simple organic molecule that forms an ethereal atmosphere around the comet. ALMA, using its remarkable ability to see fine details, was able to detect and image the fine-scale distribution of this particular molecule.
The HCN image shows a compact region of gas and an extended, diffuse, and somewhat asymmetrical, pattern in the inner portion of the coma. Due to the extreme proximity of this comet, most of the extended coma is resolved out, so these observations are only sensitive to the innermost regions, in the immediate vicinity of the nucleus.
The astronomers also performed observations of more complex molecules on Dec 9, when the comet was 13.6 million kilometers from Earth.
Comet 46P/Wirtanen orbits the Sun once every five-and-a-half years, which is remarkably brisk compared to its more famous cousin Halley's Comet, which has an orbital period of about 75 years. Other bright comets can have periods that are on the order of hundreds and even thousands of years. The comet may yet be visible to the naked eye.
For comparison, an optical view of the comet taken by an amateur astrophotographer is shown. Though they appear to be similar, the ALMA image spans an area of the sky only about 5 arcseconds – about 1000 times smaller than the optical image – meaning ALMA is looking at the very fine-scale features in the coma.
This and previous observations of comets with ALMA confirm that they are rich in organic molecules and may therefore have seeded the early Earth with the chemical building blocks of life.
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Gemínidas 2018, la última gran lluvia de estrellas del año
Una visión sin precedentes del nacimiento de planetas
ALMA Campaign Provides Unprecedented Views of the Birth of Planets
Observatorio ALMA
Comparación lado a lado entre la imagen de ALMA del cometa 46P / Wirtanen (izquierda) y la imagen óptica del mismo (derecha)/Crédito: ALMA (ESO / NAOJ / NRAO), M. Cordiner, NASA / CUA; Derek Demeter, Emil Buehler Planetarium


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As you can see calling a protected variable with either parent class or subclass is throwing error . So what I can assume is: do something like, $prot acts like private modifier in parent class and we are not allowed to call it from outside the class block . and $prot variable when inherited into subclass it starts acting like private variable because even now it wasn't allowed to call it from outside .
PS : not studied :: scope resolution operator yet . Used only -> arrow and $this

A: Protected variables are available inside the subclass but will throw an error in any other scope:
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Q: GCM getting duplicate messages but no canonical ID is returned I'm developing an app (is not deployed yet) and I've started to get duplicated GCM messages. I've read this could happen if, for some reason, the device is registered twice. So, I also read, that when this happens, the response after sending a message would include a canonical ID which I have to use to replace the previous registration ID.
So, the question is, I can't find the canonical ID.
This is how my server receives the response:
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Due to term time having started, we unfortunately have a significant reduction in the time which we can dedicate to the project. We are however still continuing our progress whenever we can spare an hour to do so and this post is for the collective progress of the last week.
On Tuesday we went to visit Annette to see how the algae plates were progressing. The drawn lines were certainly showing up and we were told that underneath the microscope filaments and small amounts of colour were starting to become visible. Unfortunately, to the naked eye there was very little to no colour in most of the plates so far, but it's a good start. When the algae were drawn onto the plates they were spread very thinly, so it's likely they just need a bit of time to become more established. We will come and check on their progress again in a week's time and for now, left all the plates to grow in the lab as it was warmer than the basement. They would probably grow slightly faster in this environment, although so far the different locations had shown a very negligible difference in growth.
The algae grown in the flasks were also showing progress. Below is a picture of one of the flasks in which the algae is beginning to grow in a swirling pattern.
Annette also showed us some very interesting test tubes, where after old algae had died after around a year, the pigments had broken down to form a pretty splendid array of colours.
The red algae, which are in life quite brown, had formed very bright shades of pinks and purples, while the green algae had formed shades of blue and turquoise. These colours had stained the glass around where the top of the solution would have formally been and had formed some very interesting and pretty patterns. These colours would be mostly permanent accept for been possibly faded by the sunlight over time and as they were dead, little maintenance for a display would be necessary. Annette said that they could be sent to the glassblower to remove the desired sections of the tubes and I thought that they could be made into rings or beads. For the spheres they could be made into beads and then threaded through an internal connection of wires within the sphere.
Another situation of where algae have been used in containers to make a sort of artwork.
We also put algae into our plastic tubing this day. It was filled up completely and then in around a week's time, it will be drained. By this time a sufficient amount of algae should have started growing on the plastic itself and we can observe its progress over time.
The largest type of pipette was used to fill up the tube. The tube itself was held in a container with the ends upright so that the algae wouldn't leak out.
Work on the flower and bee model continued throughout the week. By the end the bee had almost reached completion, but the flower still has some work left to go. Pictures of this progress will be uploaded next week.
And lastly, Jessica made this video of our progress and I forgot to link it in the last blog post of two, so here's that and apologies for the short post!


bordered by Carroll, Fayette, Fulton, Heard, Meriwether, and Troup counties. It was one of five counties created by the 1825 Treaty of Indian Springs, when Chief William McIntosh relinquished Creek Indian lands to the United States. Coweta was named after McIntosh's tribe and their town, one of the largest centers for the Creek Nation.
The new county established its seat in the settlement of Bullsboro in 1826, with Walter Colquitt as the first superior-court judge.
Because no clearly defined roads led to the settlement, a new site was located roughly two miles west. It was named for General Daniel Newnan, a Revolutionary War (1775-83) hero and Georgia's secretary of state at the time the county was established. Newnan ultimately became the main economic center for the county, although smaller communities were scattered throughout the region.
By 1860 the county had grown to almost 15,000 people, evenly divided between whites and blacks, with plantations and farms the main means of income. The Civil War (1861-65) brought changes to Coweta County.
Although the county had some war activity (the Battle of Brown's Millwas fought outside Newnan in 1864), Newnan became known as "the hospital city of the Confederacy." Because of its location on the Atlanta and West Point Railroad, and its distance from the heaviest battles, the largest town in Coweta was selected to host a hospital for treating the wounded. Eventually Newnan would have seven hospitals and treat more than 10,000 soldiers from both sides. Many soldiers, including 269 Confederates who died in the town's hospitals, were buried in nearby Oak Hill Cemetery.
Before the war one in four county farmers owned slaves and land. After the war the southern economy changed. The textile industry found its way to the South and Coweta County. In 1866 the Willcoxon Manufacturing Company was the first cotton plant built in the county. By the early 1900s more cotton factories had opened. Textile mills continued to be built in the county. Together with such manufacturing firms as R. D. Cole, builder of Newnan's first water tower and manufacturer of war supplies, they made the county quite prosperous.
the twentieth century Newnan became known as "the City of Homes." Many of the historic homes that line the streets of the town are listed on the National Register. Historic preservation has become an important part of life in Coweta County, and other communities, including Grantville, Moreland, Roscoe, Senoia, and Sharpsburg are involved in efforts to preserve regional heritage.
According to the 2010 U.S. census, Coweta's population is 127,317, a significant increase over the 2000 population of 89,215. The Central Educational Center, which opened in 2000, serves as a satellite campus of West Georgia Technical College and as a charter high school.
Some prominent natives of Coweta County include New York classical musician and conductor Charles Wadsworth, Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist Buford Boone, country singers Alan Jackson and Doug Stone, writers Lewis Grizzard and Erskine Caldwell, and former Georgia governors Ellis Arnall and William Y. Atkinson.
William U. Anderson, A History of Coweta County from 1825-1880 (Newnan, Ga.: Newnan-Coweta Historical Society, 1977).
Mary Gibson Jones and Lily Reynolds, eds., Coweta County Chronicles for One Hundred Years (Atlanta: Stein, 1928).
Newnan-Coweta Historical Society, History of Coweta County, Georgia (Newnan, Ga.: Wolfe Associates, 1988).
Newnan Times-Herald Centennial Magazine, 1865-1965 (Newnan, Ga.: Newnan Times-Herald, 1965).
Williams, Arden. "Coweta County." New Georgia Encyclopedia. 31 October 2018. Web. 24 April 2019.


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From the DVD Shelf: Cloverfield
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In one of my very first posts for this site, I mentioned that I'd really enjoyed Cloverfield when I saw it on the big screen, but I wondered how it would hold up to a second viewing (especially on a TV screen as opposed to on an enormous movie theatre screen).
I was eager to find out, so I scooped up Cloverfield on DVD when it came out, about a year ago. But, for some reason, that DVD sat on my shelf, unwatched. I'm not sure why. Maybe other films just caught my attention. Maybe I didn't want to discover that the film didn't work on a second viewing.
But a few weeks ago I finally decided to pop in that DVD. And you know what? I am pleased to report that I enjoyed the film just as much as I did the first time I saw it!
The first 10-15 minutes of the film could be the start of any type of urban dramedy. A group of friends gather in an NYC loft to throw a good-bye party for one of their friends, Rob (Michael Stahl-David), who is leaving town for a new job in Japan. Through some fun banter we begin to get a sense of the dynamic between the group of friends, and learn hints at a romance that went wrong between Rob and Beth (Odette Yustman). Then the power cuts out, they see a huge explosion across the city skyline, and the party-goers rush out of the building in a panic only to see the severed head of the Statue of Liberty smash into the street.
Then, you know, things get worse from there.
The conceit of the film is that one of the friends, Hud (T.J. Miller), who was filming the good-bye party as a favor, winds up capturing on his digital video camera the entire nightmarish scenario that follows. The entire movie is seen from the point of view of his camera. This is an enormous conceit, to be sure, and certainly there are a few times in the film where you might find yourself wondering, "I can't believe he still has the camera on!" But I think the filmmakers do a pretty credible job at maintaining credibility to this idea throughout the film. (And, interestingly enough, while on my first viewing I did find myself evaluating, from scene to scene, whether I could really believe that Hud would have been able to capture what I was seeing, on this second viewing I didn't think about that at all. I totally accepted the scenario.)
I have to praise the filmmakers, camera-men, editors, etc., for the skill with which the shots were created and put together. The entire movie has a very visceral, hand-held feel to it, which brings a lot of excitement and energy to what is, in essence, a fairly familiar "monster attacks the city" story. But they were able to create that feeling without making me totally nauseous by a constantly jittery camera. I also feel that they found a great balance between shots that looked realistically like footage from someone's personal camera (that is, not a perfectly-composed shot that a movie-maker with a steady-cam would film, but rather what an amateur with a little digital camera in his hand might film), while also not being too confusing. The viewer is always able to see just enough of what is going on that I never felt confused about the geography of the events, of who was where, etc. That's a tough balance to find, and they really nailed it. (Nailed it better than many of this summer's big blockbusters! Cough Transformers 2 cough.)
I've read some reviews of the film that have been critical of the group of kids who we follow through the story, but I've got to say, I don't agree with those criticisms at all. The kids felt like real, upper-middle class New Yorkers to me, and I found them all to be engaging characters to watch through the film. Are they the most dynamic central characters a movie has ever had? Well, no. But that's sort of the point. These are supposed to be totally average, every-day people, and that is exactly how they felt to me.
Cloverfield is a very short film (84 minutes, and that's counting the end credits), but I found it to be a fun, clever, gripping ride for those 84 minutes. It's well worth your time, if you missed it in theatres!


The Steamboat Days Kids Fishing Contest for kids 3 years to 14 years will be held Thursday, June 14th at East Lake Winona near the JayCee Pavilion. Registration begins at 9am. Fishing is from 10am – noon. Worms and tackle will be provided for those that need it. Participants must fish in East Lake Winona between Hamilton and Franklin streets. Final weigh in at noon.
There is a free hot dog lunch for fishing participants and $1.00 for others. Prizes will be awarded at 1pm.
This Steamboat Days event is generously sponsored by: Altra Federal Credit Union, St Martin's Lutheran Church, Eagles Club and Fastenal.
Steamboat Days is June 13 – 17th , 2018. For a complete list of events go to www.winonasteamboatdays.com .


As M. Night Shyamalan's new psychological thriller series continues to amass its core cast, genre fave Toby Kebbell has been added to the series.
Via Deadline, the Dead Man's Shoes, Prince of Persia and Fantastic Four actor has signed up to join Rupert Grint, Lauren Ambrose and Nell Tiger Free in the show. Said to-be-titled show has been given a ten-episode order by Apple, with Shyamalan serving as executive producer in addition to directing the first episode.
The full plot of this series has yet to be revealed, although we know that the tale will centre on a young family and their nanny. Toby Kebbell will be playing Sean Turner, the father of the family, with Lauren Ambrose as his wife. Game of Thrones' Nell Tiger Free will be playing the nanny, while Grint is to play the younger brother of Ambrose's character.
Expect more on this hotly anticipated series as it continues to develop.


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Q: VB.net change text in button control with variable How can I change a specific control, with variable .text
If Me.Controls.OfType(Of Button) = ("Button" & Bindex) Then
  button.Text = PostMyresult
End If

So , no Joy, attached is the code block. Hope its not too polluted:
` Private Sub Button34_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles Button34.Click
    Dim DaButton As String
    For Bindex As Integer = 1 To 2

        DaButton = ("Button" & Bindex & ".Text = SAMPLE" & Bindex)
        MessageBox.Show(DaButton)
        ' Me.Button1.Text = "SAMPLE1"
        CollectSample(DaButton & ".Text" & ".txt")  'works grabs sample from spectrum anlzr
        CheckSample(DaButton & ".Text" & ".txt")    'works error check

        ' MessageBox.Show(SampleFlag)
        If SampleFlag <> 0 Then
            SendMyAvg = Math.Round(SendMyAvg, 2)
            If SendMyAvg < 1 Then
                MessageBox.Show("Average Sample Is < 1 ")
                ' Me.Button1.Text = "SAMPLE1"
                For Each myCtrl As Control In Me.Controls
                    If (TypeOf myCtrl Is Button) Then
                        If myCtrl.Name = "Button" & Bindex Then
                            myCtrl.Text = DaButton
                        End If
                    End If
                Next

                Exit Sub
            End If
            '  MessageBox.Show("Button" & Bindex & " / " & SendMyAvg)

            For Each myCtrl As Control In Me.Controls
                If (TypeOf myCtrl Is Label) & myCtrl.Name = "Label" & Bindex Then
                    myCtrl.Text = SendMyAvg
                    MessageBox.Show("Button" & Bindex & " / " & SendMyAvg)
                End If
            Next
            '   Button1.Text = SendMyAvg
            '  MsgBox("Avg Is " & SendMyAvg)
        End If
    Next
End Sub`

A: Well if you have Linq, you can do this:
    Dim btn = Me.Controls.OfType(Of Button).Where(Function(x) x.Name = "Button1" & Bindex)
    If btn.Count > 0 Then
        btn(0).Text = "New Text"
    End If

A: Try this:
  For Each myBtn as Button In Me.Controls.OfType(Of Button)
       If myBtn.Name = "Button" & Bindex Then
            myBtn.Text = PostMyResult
       End If
  Next

A: solution:
DirectCast(Me.Controls.Find("Label" & Bindex, True)(0), Label).Text = SendMyAvg

A: Try this:
    Dim c As Control
    Dim myButton As String

    For i = 1 To 2
        myButton = "Button" & i
        c = Controls.Find(myButton, True).FirstOrDefault()
        c.Text = "New Text"
    Next i


Mrs. Josephine Brown age 91, of Panama City, Florida went home to be with the Lord on Friday, April 14, 2017.
Mrs. Josephine Brown age 91, of Panama City, Florida went home to be with the Lord on Friday, April 14, 2017 at her residence with her family at her bedside. She was born October 23, 1925. She was a native of Watertown, Georgia. She resided with her son from 1987 to 2013 in Wichita Falls, TX. She was a member of The Legacy Church, formally The Maurine Street Church of God in Wichita Falls, Texas.
Mrs. Brown is survived by her children: Betty McCray of Panama City, FL and Melvin Foster and wife Alvita, Wichita Falls, Texas; grandchildren Genedra (Mike) Trotter of Arlington, TX, Jennifer Foster, Marcus Foster and Demetrius Stevenson all of Wichita Falls, TX and five other grandchildren; great grandchildren, Mekhi Trotter of Arlington, TX and twenty one other great grandchildren and two great-great grandchildren; numerous nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
Visitation will be 12 noon to funeral time at 1 P.M., Saturday, April 22, 2017, Saint Paul AME Church, 3517 2nd Street, Panama City, FL with the Reverend Douglas Jones officiating.
She will be laid to rest in the Hillside Cemetery in Panama City, FL under the directions of Christian Memorial Chapel of Graceville, FL.


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Wahoo peut faire référence à
 Wahoo, un logiciel gratuit destiné aux jeux concours sur Internet.
 Wahoo, le nom anglais du poisson Acanthocybium solandri, une espèce de thazard.
 Wahoo, une localité du comté de Saunders dans le Nebraska, aux États-Unis.

 Wahoo Studios, un éditeur de jeux vidéo indépendant basé à Orem dans l'Utah.
 Chief Wahoo, logo de l'équipe de baseball des Indians de Cleveland.
 Wahoo McDaniel, un athlète professionnel devenu lutteur professionnel.

 , deux sous-marins en commande et deux autres terminés portent le nom de USS Wahoo dans l'United States Navy
 Wahoo, un type de fruit non comestible,
 « Wahoo ! » peut être une exclamation de joie ou d'excitation,
 Wahoo's Fish Taco, une chaine de restauration rapide américaine,

Rivière Wahoo, un affluent de la rivière Bélinge, coulant dans le territoire non organisé de Lac-Lenôtre, dans la MRC de La Vallée-de-la-Gatineau, en Outaouais, au Québec, au Canada.


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Pay attention to tax deadlines - all of them!
Over the next few weeks, millions of Canadians who met the April 30 tax-filing deadline will receive their notices of assessment.
Unless there was a major error with your return, chances are good that your notice was electronically generated and will state that you were "assessed as filed."
It does not mean that the CRA has completed a full review of your return and, therefore, has agreed with every deduction, donation slip or business expense claimed.
The CRA has three years from the date on the notice of assessment to request more information or perform a full-blown audit and reassess your return. (I've already been asked for my home renovation receipts!)
If you disagree with the CRA's assessment, you can try to resolve the issue informally by discussing it with your local tax services office. But if you cannot resolve the matter this way, you can take the more formal route of filing a notice of objection, which must be in writing and must clearly set out the reasons why you are objecting.
Pay careful attention, however, to the deadline for filing such an objection, which is one year from your normal filing due date or 90 days after the date printed on your notice of assessment, whichever is later.
A tax case decided late last month involved Leanne Leeman's reassessments for the 2003, 2004 and 2005 taxation years. The issue concerned the income inclusion of a tuition benefit paid to her by her employer.
The CRA brought a motion in tax court to dismiss the case outright, arguing that Ms. Leeman didn't file timely notices of objection for the tax years in question and thus, under the Income Tax Act, was precluded from taking the matter to tax court.
Ms. Leeman testified that among various correspondence she had with the CRA was a notice of objection for 2005, filed on a form she obtained on the CRA's website, which she attached to her 2006 tax return and filed by the April 30, 2007, deadline.
The CRA, which has the burden of proof in establishing that such a notice was not served, relied on the affidavit of a CRA litigation officer, who was not available to be cross-examined at the trial, despite having been made aware that Ms. Leeman was taking the position that an objection had been filed on time.
The judge ruled that since the burden of proof had not been established by the CRA concerning her 2005 objection, that it was properly filed on time.
As to the other years, however, the judge concluded that since objections were not filed on time, it was too late to appeal the reassessments for those years.
Lessons learned? If you are objecting, it's probably wise to send your notice either by registered mail or courier to ensure you have proof of delivery. Secondly, pay attention to the deadlines and don't be late.


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Otto Dorn, född den 7 september 1848 i Köln, död den 8 november 1931 i Berlin, var en tysk musiker, son till Heinrich Dorn, bror till Alexander Dorn.

Dorn gjorde sig känd genom större tonsättningar (symfoniska verk, operor) med mera. Han var även verksam som musikkritiker.

Källor

Noter

Tyska klassiska kompositörer
Tyska musikkritiker
Tyska musiker under 1800-talet
Personer från Köln
Födda 1848
Avlidna 1931
Män
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It's every woman's fantasy come true – no, not Johnny Depp reclining naked in the living room – but a fast, safe and affordable way of achieving smooth, younger-looking skin. With just one bottle and twenty pounds you can eliminate the pain, risk, cost and backless gown that stops most of us from getting cosmetic surgery.
US skin-care brand Supaskin has announced plans to storm the UK market with a new collection of salon-standard skin-care products inspired by dermatological treatments and adapted for home-use.
One product in particular has been causing quite a stir in the media over the past few weeks. Tooted as 'plastic surgery in a bottle', Supaskin's Instant Face Lift is reputed to be one of the most effective alternatives to surgery available, promising to visibly tighten and lift skin with just a few drops applied to the face in an upwards sweeping motion.
The instant effects of the serum last for six to eight hours, making the Instant Face Lift a great temporary alternative to the longer-lasting Botox treatment.
Supaskin Instant Face Lift costs a very reasonable £23.96 and takes just five minutes to visibly tighten skin and smooth wrinkles.
All Supaskin products are manufactured without preservatives, fillers or parabens, so your beautiful, younger-looking skin can be enjoyed without the guilt.
Micro Dermabrasion Cream – £39.76 for a salon-grade crystal scrub.
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Head right over to the Supaskin website to find out more about each of these products and to buy your bottle of Instant Face Lift today.


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Q: soundcloud iOS encryption I have developed an iPad app that integrates with SoundCloud using the libraries mentioned at https://github.com/soundcloud/CocoaSoundCloudAPI
My app needs to be able to post sounds to SoundCloud using these libraries. The libraries are all included as submodules in my git repo using
git submodule add git://github.com/nxtbgthng/OAuth2Client.git
git submodule add git://github.com/soundcloud/CocoaSoundCloudAPI.git
git submodule add git://github.com/nxtbgthng/JSONKit.git
git submodule add git://github.com/nxtbgthng/OHAttributedLabel.git
git submodule add git://github.com/soundcloud/CocoaSoundCloudUI.git

Now my question is, when I submit the app to the app store what encryption settings should I use? Does SoundCloud only do authentication and then send the data in the clear, unencrypted? Or is the data encrypted before sending to SoundCloud?
This is important because Apple threatens "severe penalties" for apps that use encryption without authorisation.

A: When you use the above mentioned libraries you can be sure all communication is done via HTTPS (encrypted). See SCConstants.m and you'll find that all API endpoints carry the https protocol.
On submitting your app Apple will ask if you're app is implementing any cryptographic algorithms. The libraries aren't doing so. They only use algorithms that are already present in iOS. So if you're not implementing any on your own, you're safe.


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The Fort of Nossa Senhora da Guia is located in Cascais, Lisbon District in Portugal. It was built during the Portuguese Restoration War (1640-1668), becoming operational in 1646. The site, which preserves some parts of the fort, is now occupied by a maritime laboratory under control of the Faculty of Sciences of the University of Lisbon.

History
Located at the landing place on July 28, 1580 of Spanish troops under the command of Fernando Álvarez de Toledo, 3rd Duke of Alba, the fort of Nossa Senhora da Guia was one of  the series aimed at defending Lisbon that stretched from the Tower of Belem close to Lisbon to Cabo da Roca on the Atlantic coast. It was built between 1640 and 1646 in the reign of John IV of Portugal, under the supervision of António Luís de Meneses, 1st Marquis of Marialva (1640-1656). In 1646 it was armed with artillery and the garrison consisted of a corporal, three gunners and twelve soldiers.

The fort followed the same rectangular plan used for most of the other forts built along the Cascais coast in the same period. It was able to crossfire with the Fort of São Jorge at Oitavos to the WNW. Its space was divided into two distinct areas, the battery and the accommodation area. By the mid-1700s the structure was already beginning to show signs of degradation, and the 1755 Lisbon earthquake caused further damage. Some restoration was carried out in the 1760s but the main repairs were carried out between 1793 and 1796. At this time the fort was modernized, merlons were built and six openings in the walls were made so that cannons could be used. Work also included remodeling of the internal organization of the fort.  Four bartizans were also added, one each in the northwestern and northeastern corners, and another two facing the sea. In 1796 the garrison consisted of just one corporal and two soldiers. By September 1805 it was garrisoned mainly by military invalids and from the end of 1813 it was garrisoned mostly by veterans.

Further improvements were carried out in 1829 in the context of the Portuguese Civil War (1828-1834). Additional restoration work was necessary in 1831 and 1832, when the artillery pieces were also restored. In 1832 the garrison consisted of one officer, one corporal, 4 infantrymen and 8 gunners. However the fort was abandoned in 1833 when the army of Miguel I withdrew.

See also
List of forts

References

Nossa Senhora da Guia (Cascais)
Buildings and structures in Cascais
Coastal fortifications in Portugal


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Q: Why do browsers inconsistently render incorrectly ordered jQuery? Context:
I recently executed a block of jQuery code in which I incorrectly applied positioned on event handler before the event. The objective of the code was to produce an alert box on a change event.
Observation:
On my end, the alert box did not execute in the latest versions of FF, Chrome and IE. Other StackOverflow members (via live chat and another question) confirmed to me that the alert box executed on their end (across a variety of browsers) whereas others observed that the alert boxes did not.
Code:
Incorrectly ordered code:
//Event handler
$('#b').val($('#a').val()).change();
//Event
$('#b').on('change', function() {
    alert("Change event fired on load.");
});

JSFiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/clarusdignus/rHYLM/
Correctly ordered code:
//Event
$('#b').on('change', function() {
    alert("Change event fired on load.");
});
//Event handler
$('#b').val($('#a').val()).change();

JSFiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/clarusdignus/rHYLM/4/
My question:
Why do browsers inconsistently render incorrect jQuery with regards to incorrectly ordered event handlers and events?

A: According to w3 standard change event should propagate in bubble order.All do that except IE<9
Probably this is why there is inconsistency in firing of change event.


January isn't all doom and gloom, but it is a time where people aim to save on costs and lower their spending. But, before you decide not to buy that pair of shoes or cut down on wine and cheese nights, you can start by saving money in your home!
We've found some simple and easy ways to cut costs around the house that are guaranteed to save you money both in January and all year round.
Although it sounds like hard work to cut down energy bills, it can actually be as simple as changing your light bulbs! With a few simple tricks, you can see a significant decline in your bills throughout the year.
Stop splashing out on your water bills and be mindful of how much you are using. Just a few simple changes could save you plenty.
Saving on your heating bills doesn't have to mean rationing your heat so your home feels like the Antarctic! With just a few simple changes, you can see your bills decrease in no time.
Reduce water temperature to under 60°C to save costs and never scold yourself with the hot tap again!
Here are some general tips which may help you cut costs and save energy around the home.
By making just a few small changes around your home, you can become a money-saving hero in no time! Leaving you with more cash to spend on things you love.
For more money saving tips check out which 5 appliances could be costing you the most in your home.


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coolisrael » Pop » The Hollies - Amnesty
Scarica The Hollies - Amnesty Gratis
Interprete: The Hollies
Titolo: Amnesty
Genere: Pop
Catalogo #: 2058 906
Etichetta: Polydor
Registra da Vinyl, 7", 45 RPM, Single
Hollies Polydor 1977
1 Amnesty
2 Crossfire
NZP3559 The Hollies Amnesty (7") Parlophone NZP3559 New Zealand 1977
2058 906 The Hollies Amnesty (7", Single) Polydor 2058 906 Netherlands 1977
2040 174 The Hollies Amnesty (7", Single) Polydor 2040 174 Germany 1977
2040 174 The Hollies Amnesty (7", Single, M/Print) Polydor 2040 174 Germany 1977
Finest - The Hollies. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. Исполнитель: The Hollies. 2007 rock. The Hollies are a well-respected British beat and rock and roll band that formed in the early 60s. Initially they had a squeaky-clean image and were famous for their rich vocal harmonies, rivaling those of The Beach Boys. Between 1964 and 1969, only two Hollies songs failed to reach the UK Top 10. Their most famous member was Graham Nash, who left in 1968 to form the folk supergroup Crosby, Stills & Nash. Two of the core members, drummer Bobby Elliott and lead guitarist Tony Hicks, still perform with The Hollies into the new millennium. Hollies is the Hollies' third studio album for Parlophone. It is also referred to as Hollies '65 to differentiate it from the similarly titled 1974 album. It went to No. 8 in the UK album charts. Originally available in mono only, it was reissued in stereo under the title Reflection in 1969. In 1997, British EMI put both mono and stereo versions of this album onto a single CD. THE HOLLIES - Amnesty. 25 June at 02:05 . TheHollies1978 TopPop Tv of February 11, 1978. Related videos. PINK FLOYD - One Of These Days - Live at Pompeii. THE HOLLIES - He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother. STATUS QUO UK. Was this ever a hit I don't remember it. Love the Hollies Hollies - Amnesty 03:39, 320Kbs. The Hollies - We're Through 2003 Digital Remaster 02:16, 320Kbs. The Hollies - Tell Me To My Face Stereo 1999 Digital Remaster 03:06, 320Kbs. On this page you can listen to the album, get information about the album, see the list of songs and much more. Most important - you can download the album Finest to your computer or phone absolutely free of charge, and without registration. Listen online and stay in a good mood. Album: Finest 2007. This song is by The Hollies and appears on the single Amnesty 1977 and on the album A Crazy Steal 1978. Love is the sweetest amnestyFloats like a cloud between the sky and seaI'll give it to youCould you please give it to me. Love is the sweetest amnestyGiven by the powersThen let us beI'll give it to youCould you please give it to me'Cause I need you. We can talkWe can seeIf we disagree we do it honestlyLet our lovin' beThe sweetest amnesty. The Hollies: все альбомы, включая The Air That I Breathe - The Very Best Of The Hollies , Special Collection , The Best Of The Hollies и другие. Ищете треки из альбома Finest исполнителя The Hollies Тогда заходите на наш сайт - слушайте музыку онлайн и скачивайте бесплатно. Album CDs The Hollies
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Once you have created an account and are logged into the RegiSmart system, all available registrations will appear on your Dashboard or you can click Registration Forms on the left menu to see available registrations. You will click the link for any registration you wish to complete and then follow the instructions to provide the information required by the specific registration. If a fee is associated with the registration, you will be prompted to make an online payment or to generate a ticket stub that can be mailed with a check. Note that you can register for multiple registrations and can pay all fees at one time.


With her star on the rise, photographer Carrie Ann inexplicably shuts down at the pinnacle of her career. Lost, and afraid to even pick up her camera, her sudden descent is interrupted by an unexpected romance with Jeff, a trend analyst who becomes determined to help her move on, even while facing his own uncertain future.
Running Time: Still Life runs for approx. 2 hours with one intermission.


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Lubomirskia is a genus of sponges belonging to the family Lubomirskiidae.

The species of this genus are found in Baikal Lake.

Species:

Lubomirskia abietina
Lubomirskia baikalensis
Lubomirskia fusifera
Lubomirskia incrustans

References

Heteroscleromorpha
Sponge genera


Flexo printing remains a mainstay of the continuous-run print world, regardless of the permanence of lithographic presses and the continued growth of digital printing.
Modern flexography printers are the most advanced and reliable of printing technologies on the market today. Today's flexographic printers can print up to 200m of product per minute, far faster than other printing technologies. As well, there are a range of inks that can be used with flexo-printing machines, including UV, solvent and water-based. These characteristics are what make the flexo-printer such a highly versatile and practical piece of machinery.


Stranger Things won't return until summer 2019, but it'll be "worth the wait"
Yesterday, at the Television Critics Association summer press tour, Netflix VP Cindy Holland made, well, a lot of announcements. New shows! New seasons of old shows! No, we're not saving Timeless! That kind of thing. She also stepped on the hopes of anyone pining for a return trip to Hawkins before the year is out, confirming that, as indicated in that mall ad, Stranger Things won't return before summer 2019.
"Well, it's a handcrafted show. The Duffer Brothers and Shawn Levy have worked really hard, and they understand the stakes are high. They want to deliver something bigger and better than what they did last year. And so they really want to take the time to get it right. I think it's going to be a fantastic season. It's going to be worth the wait.
So, hey, let's make this a glass half-full situation. Plenty of time to re-hang one's Christmas lights? Months in which to grow out your hair, thus making it possible to rock the Steve Harrington look? A chance to watch one of the many, many other great shows on TV? Perhaps you could start with Killing Eve? Just a suggestion.


Wrap yourself in sensuality with this drape detail bodycon dress. The teasing, almost-off-the-shoulder look creates an air of mystery contradicted by the long sleeves and midi length. The shirring at the hip works to maintain a smooth, fluid contour.


Discrimination Laws Apply to Federal Disabled Workers and Independent Government Contractors - Employee or Independent Contractor?
Flynn brought her claim under the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the first major federal statute designed to protect the rights of the disabled in the United States. Section 504 of Rehabilitation Act broadly prohibits employment discrimination against disabled people in federally-assisted programs and activities.
In 1990, Congress followed up the Rehabilitation Act with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), which prohibits employment discrimination against the disabled in the private sector. And in 1992, Congress amended the Rehabilitation Act to match some ADA provisions defining who could sue for employment discrimination.
Since those two laws were melded, federal trial and appellate courts have split over the issue of whether independent contractors can sue for employment discrimination under Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act.
A Western District of Texas judge ultimately ruled that Flynn could not sue for employment discrimination under the Rehabilitation Act because she was an independent contractor rather than an employee of the defendant.
Flynn appealed that decision to the Fifth Circuit. And the AARP and Disability Rights Texas—two groups who advocate on behalf of the disabled—filed joint amicus briefs on Flynn's behalf advocating her claim should be covered under the Rehabilitation Act.
And the Fifth Circuit agreed with their arguments that the Rehabilitation Act is not limited to a plaintiff's employment context.
Judge Eugene Davis noted in the opinion that the Fifth Circuit was joining other courts in finding that Rehabilitation Act claims are not limited by the plaintiff's employment status, noting that Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act broadly prohibits discrimination "under any program or activity receiving Federal financial assistance." Davis remanded the case back to the district court for further rulings.
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For many years, it was assumed that Ashford Town Football Club was formed in 1964. However, subsequent research indicated the club was formed in 1958 as Ashford Albion and first competed in the Hounslow & District League. Albion won two consecutive promotions to reach the Premier Division of the Hounslow League and were still competing at this level when the club changed its name to Ashford Town in 1964. It was at this time that the club adopted its distinctive Tangerine & White colours. The club endured a difficult first campaign as the Town club and withdrew from the Premier Division, assuming the Reserve Team's place in Division Two.
Having rebuilt the club with a very young team, Ashford Town rapidly advanced back through the divisions of the Hounslow & District League, absorbing Staines Youth Club FC. on the way. Several individuals from that era have remained with the Club and now form the backbone of the Committee.
The Club was elected to the Surrey Intermediate League (Western) in 1967 and promoted at the end of their first season. The Ash Trees were League Cup finalists in 1970-71 and League runners-up in 1972-73. In 1974-75, Ashford enjoyed their best season under the managership of ex-Fulham player Frank Reid, winning the League by three points from perennial contenders Merrow.
Although the championship eluded the Club in following seasons, it usually finished in the top four and prior to season 1982-83 an invitation was extended by Surrey County FA to become founder members of the Surrey County Premier League. The invitation was readily accepted and Ashford played their first match in the new league on 4 September 1982, drawing 0-0 away to Farleigh Rovers.
Almost from its foundation, the Club had aspirations to acquire its own ground and after one or two disappointments, this was achieved in August 1985, when a long lease was signed with Spelthorne Borough Council, enabling the Club to move to its present home at Short Lane, Stanwell. From what was nothing more than a field, the facilities were quickly developed, with the first match at Short Lane taking place in February 1986, following two postponements for snow.
The Club now possesses a modern clubhouse and bar, kitchen facilities and boardroom. Floodlights were erected in September 1995, whilst the pitch is railed all round and partly walled, with standing covered accommodation, plus a purpose built 150-seater stand, built in 1998. An additional 100 seats were installed on the opposite side of the ground to this stand in 2006, after the club won promotion to the Isthmian League Premier Division.
For both geographical and historical reasons, Ashford affiliate to both Middlesex and Surrey FAs and in 1989-90, their last season as an Intermediate Club, they reached the final of both Counties' Premier Cup competitions, beating Farnham Town in the Surrey version but losing to Willesden Hawkeye in the Middlesex final. Runners-up spot in the League was also secured and with it the opportunity to enter senior football, as members of the Combined Counties League, senior status having been granted in May 1990. It was at this point that the club changed its name to Ashford Town (Middlesex) FC, to avoid confusion with the Kent club of the same name.
During its ten year membership of the Combined Counties League, the Club never finished below sixth place, and after finishing 3rd and 2nd in seasons 1992-93 and 93-94, it went on to win the League Championship for four successive seasons. It was a relative disappointment to only come 4th in 1998-99, even though the Club won the League Cup but a 5th championship in just six seasons was secured in 99-00, along with the Middlesex Charity Cup, the first ever senior county cup honour. With the ground up to the required standard, Ashford took their place in the Isthmian League for season 2000-01 and by finishing in third place, secured promotion to Division Two at the first attempt.
The first season in Division Two did not the Club making sufficient progress and after a series of indifferent results, long serving manager Dave Kent left the Club on 28 March 2002. His replacement was Nathan Wharf, a long-serving former player, who stepped up from Reserve Team management.
Further major improvements were made to the ground to enable the Club to be granted a B-grade and to take its place in the newly regionalised Division One of the Isthmian League. A poor start saw the Club in the bottom echelons of the table but a number of new signings saw a significant improvement and a 17th place finish, which was an excellent performance after winning just one of the opening 16 league matches.
Further progress was made in 2003-04 as the Club finished 12th in Division 1 South. In the close season prior to 2004-05, the pitch was completely relaid to include both irrigation and drainage systems, at a cost of around £50,000, mostly financed by the Football Stadia Improvement Fund.
The Club embarked upon new adventures in season 2004-05 in the Southern League for the first time, having been transferred over as a result of a restructure of the National League System. The Fourth Qualifying Round of the FA Cup was reached for the first time and Mark Butler, renowned goal scorer in his day with Aldershot Town, Staines Town and others was promoted from Assistant Manager to Manager following the resignation of Nathan Wharf in December 2004. The play-offs were reached but resulted in a narrow defeat at Evesham United after extra time.
In 2005-06, Ashford went one better, finishing second in Division One West of the Southern League, to secure promotion to Step 3. This brought about a return to the Isthmian League for season 2006-07 and saw Ashford competing at their highest ever level. The season brought consolidation of the new status with the added bonus of reaching and winning the Westview (League) Cup Final when Ashford triumphed 4-1 over Dover Athletic at Bromley. The Reserves also lifted a trophy, securing the Middlesex Premier Cup.
Ashford built on this success, rallying from the foot of the table in November 2007 to narrowly miss a place in the promotion play-offs at the end of the 2007-08 season, a campaign which saw all of the club's senior sides challenge for honours. The senior side reached the Final of the Southern Combination Cup, the Reserves reached the Finals of both the Middlesex Premier and Surrey Premier Cups, while the Under-18 squad, led by club stalwart Mick Snowden were champions of the Southern Youth League.
The 2008-09 season saw Ashford begin the campaign in electrifying form, winning their opening six matches to top the table. Mark Butler's side followed this up with a fantastic FA Cup run which saw them come agonisingly close to eliminating Forest Green Rovers in the Fourth Qualifying Round at Short Lane. Rovers won the replay and went on to run Derby County close in the Third Round. Ashford endured a difficult winter, which saw them flirt with relegation, before a late resurgence saw the side safely into mid-table. The cup competitions added much adventure to the season, as Ashford followed up their exploits in the FA Cup with runs to the semi-finals of both the Middlesex Senior and Isthmian League Cups and end their campaign by defeating Conference Premier outfit Woking 3-2 at Metropolitan Police to win the Surrey Senior Cup.
The 2009-10 season saw Ashford make a reasonable start to the campaign, but the Ash Trees were shocked when manager Mark Butler tendered his resignation on Friday 23rd October, in order to take up the Manager's role at Margate, who were struggling at the foot of the table. Ashford appointed former Leicester City and Bradford City midfielder Jamie Lawrence as his replacement, and the Jamaican international immediately led his new charges on a twelve-match unbeaten run. However, issues off the pitch were causing problems for the club and a number of players, including leading goalscorer Byron Harrison left for Carshalton Athletic, where Mark Butler had accepted a coaching role after leaving Margate, where he had been in charge for just three months. Ashford found scoring a problem after Harrison left and a dreadful run of form saw them go from the fringe of the play-off zone to battling relegation. Ashford went into their final match knowing a win would almost guarantee survival, while a draw would see them finish fourth from bottom – technically a relegation place, but certain to receive a reprieve owing to the demise of various other clubs. Sadly, a heavy defeat for Ashford, coupled with wins for Carshalton and Margate saw the latter two clubs survive – Margate receiving the reprieve for finishing fourth from bottom.
During the summer of 2010, the club were initially placed in the Central Division of the Southern League but were then offered the chance to remain at Step Three of the non-league pyramid. However, as this offer was as a direct replacement for defunct Southern League side Merthyr Tydfil, the decision was made that the vast increase in travelling would be too great a burden for the club and the club elected to remain in the Central Division. During this time, Bob Parker stepped down from his role as Chairman after twenty-eight years in the role. The club's home ground was renamed the Robert Parker Stadium in honour of Bob, who remains at the club as President.
The club entered a new era in the Central Division of the Southern League with Jamie Lawrence at the helm and with a mixture of established local players and new faces but the season was a challenging one. The club played some sparkling football at times and enjoyed an exciting run in the FA Trophy, reaching the Last 32 in the competition before losing at home to Dartford. However, League form was patchy and the club finished 16th. One bright spark was the club winning the Southern Combination Cup, defeating Hanworth Villa 1-0 in the Final.
Jamie Lawrence resigned as Manager in June 2011 and the club immediately appointed his assistant, Paul Burgess, to take the helm after more than 21 years at the club, including 683 First Team appearances. Despite having little time to do it and few resources at his disposal, "Burgo" assembled a young and exciting team. Although any hopes of a tilt at the promotion play-offs were dashed by a dreadful run where the club failed to win at home for four months, Ashford finished the season strongly, winning two Cup Finals in 48 hours. In the Middlesex Charity Cup Final, the Ash Trees were 3-0 down to Northwood after 48 minutes before subsitute Kofi Lockhart-Adams scored four times to put his team ahead. The game finished 4-4, with Ashford winning the penalty shoot-out 4-2.
Two days later, Ashford defeated Badshot Lea 3-1 to add the Aldershot Senior Cup to the cabinet, aided by a fine performance from Paul McCarthy, who had saved two penalties in the first Final. A memorable season was capped by the club being named winners of the Southern League Fair Play Award.
The 2012-13 campaign saw Ashford reach the Final of the Middlesex Senior Cup against near-neighbours Staines Town. However, Ashford were unable to claim the trophy, eventually falling to a 2-0 defeat. At the end of that season, assistant manager Steve Battams left the club for work reasons. Youth Team Manager Ben Murray, who had been coaching at Ashford since his teens and won an FA Community Award, was promoted into the senior management team.
An awful start to the 2013-14 season saw the Ash Trees cut adrift at the foot of the Southern League Central Division and Paul Burgess was relieved of his duties after an 8-1 defeat at Dunstable Town. Ben Murray was appointed Manager and although results did not improve initially, performances and discipline did. A rally during the final months of the campaign offered hope of a remarkable 'great escape', although relegation was confirmed at North Greenford United.
As a result, Ashford returned to the Combined Counties League. The Ash Trees were able to renew a number of old friendships and friendly rivalries and the greater number of local matches rekindled some enthusiasm that had been lost towards the end of Ashford's time in the Southern League. The Ash Trees first campaign back in the competition saw Ashford finish third, while their second saw Town claim promotion.
The club's return to Step 4 was earned after Ashford finished second in the League, thanks to a remarkable end-of-season run which saw the Ash Trees finish the season with 96 points. This was 10 points behind the Champions, Hartley Wintney, but as 'The Row' did not then have the requisite facilities to play at Step 4, they could not go up. They helped Ashford to do so by defeating Camberley Town in their final match to ensure that Ashford claimed the runners-up spot.
Ashford's reward was a third brief spell in the Southern League. A good start to the 2016-17 season allayed any fears that a return to the Central Division would see a repeat of the club's previous struggles, while a genuine highlight of the campaign was a third triumph in the Middlesex Charity Cup. The Final saw Ashford defeat Wealdstone of the National League to claim the magnificent trophy.
For 2017-18, what had been the Central Division of the Southern League became the East Division. Awful weather made for a difficult season for all clubs and contributed to Ashford's campaign petering out into a mid-table finish. A new reorganisation of the National League System sees the club move back into the Isthmian League as members of the South Central Division for 2018-19.
The 2018–19 season was another mid table finish with us also through to the Final of the Middlesex Charity Cup although just losing out to Uxbridge. Ben Murray then decided to stand down after his 6 year tenure as first team manager. The board and team were grateful for the results and hard work he had put in over the years. Up Stepped Russell Canderton to take the reins (having played nearly 700 games for the club).
The 2019-2020 season is the season that never was. We got part way through the season to then be instructed to go into lockdown due to the Corona Virus Pandemic and the FA decided to expunge the whole season.
Season 2020-21 The Fa decided to curtail this season as well (however still deciding to do the Full restructure of the FA pyramid).
21-22 see us stay in the Isthmian League (South Central Division) with one of the shortest distances to travel throughout the season that we have seen for some years. Having gone through 3 managers this season it was particularly difficult but we managed to Finish mid table after a slow start.
22-23 sees our previous goal keeper Paul McCarthy take to the helm after seeing us safely through the latter part of last season.


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What is the main purpose of this document? Why we are using this one to in FI? How it is useful?
Parking documents is used when we need to get any clarification regarding some account.
approved. Then we can post it.
document….. whereas posting will update the accounts….( for example…. the reducing/increasing of the account balances).
to the menu (at top ) ->Document-> Park.
To post a parked document : FBV0-> go to the menu Document-> Post.
In F-63, there is a checkbox "Only transfer amnts in document curr. invoice", may I know what is the purpose of this checkbox & under what circumstances we will use this checkbox.
at the time of parked document.
currency when posting of document.


mystify to cause puzzlement in, often with intent to deceive; bewilder; perplex.
mystique an aura of mystery, power, or distinction that surrounds a particular person, thing, or activity.
mythicize to treat or explain as, or turn into, a myth.
mythmaker one who creates a myth or myths, usu. to serve the needs of a particular situation.
mythomania in psychiatry, an abnormal compulsion to exaggerate or lie.
mythos the complex of beliefs and attitudes, or patterns of meaning, that are characteristic of a given group, society, or culture.
N1 symbol of the chemical element nitrogen.


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Q: Не получается подкрепить сессии на сайт. на слд странице удаляется Не получается добавить сессию или кукисы на свой сайт.
При переходе на следующую страницу сессия стирается, то бишь сделав простую проверку на
if( $_SESSION['login'] == true)
{echo 'Привет, ' . $_SESSION['login'] . '!';}
else {echo 'Привет, Гость!';}

выходит так, что сессия не передаёт ничего и она всегда в состоянии true.
вот сам исходник :
<?
    $cur_page = 'http://'.$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'].$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'];

    function AuthForm ()
    {
        echo ('<form method=\'post\'>
        Логин:
        <input type = \'text\' name = \'login\'>

        Пароль:
        <input type = \'password\' name = \'password\'>

        <input type = \'submit\' name = \'log\'>
        </form>'
        );
    }

  if(!empty($_POST))
    {

    if($_POST['login'] ==  "max")
        {
            if($_POST['password'] ==  "123")
            {
                     echo "Залогинен";
                     $_SESSION['login'] = $_POST['login'];

            }else {echo("Неправильный пароль.Вернуться.");}
        }else {echo("Пользователь с таким именем не зарегистрированВернуться.");}

    }

    if (isset($_POST['session_out']))
    {
        unset($_SESSION["login"]);
        session_destroy();
    }

?>

то есть, когда я перехожу на следующую страницу, мне опять выдаёт что я не атворизован.
ну вот как организованы две страницы на которые совершается переход, они обе идентичны, покажу лишь одну.
<?
session_start();
require ("auth.php");

if( $_SESSION['login'] == true)
    {
        echo $cur_page;
        echo 'Привет, ' . $_SESSION['login'] . '!';
        echo "На следующую страницу";
        echo('<form method=\"post\"><input type = \'submit\' name = \'session_out\' value = \'Выйти\'></form>');
    }
else
    {
        echo 'Привет, Гость!';
        AuthForm();
        echo "
".$cur_page;
    }
?>

если есть кто знает эту тему, очень нужно связаться, т.к. ничего толком не помогает. спасибо!

A: итак, отвечу на свой же вопрос , промучившись 4о суток.
<?
session_start();
require ("hide/auth.php");

if( $_SESSION['login'])
    {
        echo '
Привет, ' . $_SESSION['login'] . '!
';
        echo "На следующую страницу";
        echo $cur_page."\n\n";
    }
else
    {
        echo 'Привет, Гость!';
        AuthForm();
        echo "
".$cur_page;
    }
?>

сделав обычную проверку на
if( $_SESSION['login'])

всё завелось.
вот исходник auth.php , не благодарите)))
<?
    $main_page = 'http://'.$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']."/";
    $cur_page = 'http://'.$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'].$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'];
    $logout_page = 'http://'.$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']."/logout.php";

    $filename = $main_page."hide/base.txt";

    function AuthForm ()
    {
        echo ('<form method=\'post\'>
        Логин:
        <input type = \'text\' name = \'login\'>

        Пароль:
        <input type = \'password\' name = \'password\'>

        <input type = \'submit\' name = \'log\'>
        </form>'
        );
    }

  if(!empty($_POST))
    {

        $arr = file($filename);
        $i = 0;
        $temp = array();
        foreach($arr as $line)
        {
          $data = explode("|:|",$line);
          $temp['login1'][$i]     = $data[0];
          $temp['password1'][$i] = $data[1];
          $i++;
        }

        if(in_array($_POST['login'],$temp['login1']))
        {
            if(in_array($_POST['password'],$temp['password1']))
            {
                     echo "Залогинен";
                     $_SESSION['login'] = $_POST['login'];

            }else {echo("Неправильный пароль.Вернуться.");}
        }else {echo("Пользователь с таким именем не зарегистрированВернуться.");}

    }
?>

Данный исходник мой лично, и да, он без mySQL.
А, точно, вот ещё сама база данных .txt
max|:|123|:|user

Исходник полностью рабочий. Пользуйтесь.

A: Надо проверять наличие сессии, а не её значение:
if (isset ($_SESSION['login']))


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Recently, I spend four absolutely amazing days in London. Most of them walking in the footsteps of Harry Potter and in stationery stores – could there be anything better? Because I am such a huge Harry Potter nerd I couldn't just make one list with ten measly places to visit, I wanted you to be able to visit all the places! Thus, I had to split the list in two, you can find the first part here and also a review of all the great stationery stores of London here. But for now, check out numbers 11 to 20 of my Ultimate Guide to Harry Potter's London!
11. It all Ended Here (Or Did It?)
Trafalgar Square itself was never featured in any of the Harry Potter franchise (so far?), but it hosted the premiere for Harry Potter and the Deadly Hallows Part 2. The red carpet stretched from the fountain to the stairs of The National Gallery. Fans camped for days (partly in the rain!) to snatch up one of the 8,000 sought-after wristbands that were given out the night before so they could watch the last movie together with the actors on a big screen at Trafalgar Square. It must have been quite an event!
12. Ministry of Magic
You can find the entry to the Ministry of Magic at the Old Scotland Yard, Scotland Place. On one side is where the trio dragged Ministry officials to, disguising themselves as them with the help of Polyjuice Potion in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1. Unfortunately, you can't find the beautiful wooden door, only an ugly gray entrance, the film crew added the wood for effect. Also, around the corner is the entrance to the Ministry of Magic through the red phone booth. Again, you won't be able to find the phone booth from which you can reach the Ministry's Atrium by dialing 62442 (spelling "magic"). It was only a film prop as well.
Fun fact: When you stand where Harry is standing in the picture above (there is no wood, just the ugly garage door) look to your left. Up in the corner is a little camera – Big Brother style. And apparently it can be seen in the movie! I so need to go back to Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 and find out!
13. Visit to the Prime Minister
"The trouble is, the side can do magic too, Prime Minister."
–Rufus Scrimgeour to the Muggle Prime Minister
In the books we learn that the British Prime Minister is traditionally informed of the existence of the wizarding world on the night of his or her appointment. Occasionally the wizard counterpart pays them a visit after certain events such as the escape of one Sirius Black from Azkaban, the mass breakout from the same prison (lacking security, isn't it?), and the return of Lord Voldemort (yes, I just said his name). The scene from Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince when Cornelius Fudge meets the Muggle Prime Minister at 10 Downing Street is unfortunately cut from the film. Rather than having the two prime ministers talk about the horrible Death Eater attacks all around London, the filmmakers decided to show the attacks themselves during the flight of the Death Eaters through London destroying, for example, Millennium Bridge. But since I love the books just as much as you do (right?) I had to visit the Prime Minister's place of business anyway. You can't really get too close anyway, but while you're there you check out the Horse Guards in front of Downing Street.
14. Harry and Arthur Take the Tube
In Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix when Harry and Arthur Weasley take the tube to the Ministry of Magic they exit at Westminster Tube Station. Taking the Jubilee Line to Westminster, you can even ride the same escalator (no. 12) up.
Fun fact: It actually made little sense for the film crew to film at the original Westminster Station, one of the busiest tube stations in London. They could have easily used a different station or build one at the studios. But they wanted the original for the "sun light" that falls into the station – funny enough you never do see it in the films.
15. Death Eaters Take Flight
Both Tower Bridge as well as Lambeth Bridge, right at the Houses of Parliament, are seen in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince when Death Eaters take flight through London. In the same scenes Millennium Bridge is destroyed, like I mention in Part 1.
16. Talking Parseltongue
"Brazil, here I come. Thanksss, amigo."
In Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone we see little Harry at the zoo with his "wonderful" family. During the trip to the London Zoo Reptile House we find out that Harry can talk to snakes. Only later we will learn that this is not common for wizards and is considered a Dark Art. Try your luck at the Reptile House, maybe you can set a boa constrictor free as well, who knows?
19. Flying the Ford Anglia
Even though wizards and witches board the Hogwarts Express at King's Cross Station, the exterior is actually the one from the building across the street – St Pancras Station. The beautiful Neo-Gothic façade of the St Pancras Renaissance Hotel is used in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets when Arthur Weasley parks his flying Ford Anglia to take his kids and Harry to Platform 9 3/4 to board the Hogwarts Express. You can catch a glimpse of the clock towering over you when you stand in front the station when Harry and Ron take flight in the car to get to Hogwarts.
18. Going to Hogwarts
When Harry goes to Hogwarts the first time in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone he has to pass through Platform 9 3/4 at King's Cross Station. That platform now exists even in the Muggle world! Well, you can't board the Hogwarts Express, but at least you can take a fancy picture with a trolley stuck in the wall.
You have two option to get your picture taken:
Try your luck outside of the store's hours and get one of your fellow Harry Potter nerds to take your picture. For the authentic feel don't forget to bring your house scarf and wand!
Get in line and have the staff of the Platform 9 3/4 shop take your picture (they also have all four house scarves and several wands to choose from!) It costs £9.50 to get one print and a digital copy. The line can get quite long though, so either plan on standing in line for up to one hour or, do it like I did, come right when the store opens in the morning. There was absolutely no line at 8AM on a Thursday!
In any case do stop by the Platform 9 3/4 shop. You find all kinds of nerdy Harry Potter merchandise here!
19. Number 12 Grimmauld Place
Only a short broom ride or a 15 minute walk from King's Cross Station you will find Number 12 Grimmauld Place at Claremont Square. In Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix a group of wizards picks up Harry at the Dursleys' home to take him to his Godfather, Sirius Black. They fly through London and land in front of a row of unassuming houses – not so much anymore when No. 12 Grimmauld Place appears out of thin air! Don't worry when you can't see it, it's kept under a Fidelius Charm.
"Tucked away in northwestern London, a twenty minute walk from King's Cross Station, lies number twelve, Grimmauld Place. Both Unplottable and hidden behind a Fidelius Charm, the house is invisible to all but a few. Though the neighbouring Muggles don't even know the building exists, it was for many years home to the Black family – one of the wizarding world's oldest pureblood families, and extremely proud to be so." – Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
20. Where the Magic Happened
I am sure all of you are aware of the Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter located at the Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden where all eight Harry Potter films were produced. It's absolutely amazing! You can step onto the authentic sets, find out the behind-the-scene secrets, and explore the magic of the spellbinding special effects. Check out the original stone floor in the Great Hall – they used real stone because the filmmakers knew it was the only material able to withstand the wear and tear of thousands of little feet that would trample through the dining hall during the ten years of filming.
Wander down Diagon Alley, take a look into the Potions classroom (my favorite), and encounter creature animatronics. In addition, you will be able to visit two soundstage and a backlot filled with original stets! And … drumroll … try butterbeer! It is amazing, marvelous, fantastic! If you want to try your hand at making the delicious drink at home you can get my personal recipes in the AmazinglyMarvelous library. You get access by signing up to my newsletter.
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By the way, this year the Warner Bros. Studio Tour will also open a new attraction: The Forbidden Forest!
Extra: Walking Tours
If I have now officially overwhelmed you with places to visit, you can join one of the very many London walking tours – some are just for Harry Potter filming locations!
I've tried two, the Tour for Muggles and the Free Tours by Foot. They both have their merits, and I think a lot depends on the guide. For Tour for Muggles you pay £14 per Muggle and the Free Tours by Foot tour is, obviously, free, but they ask you to pay whatever you though the tour was worth at the end. I loved the Tour for Muggles because our guide was a huge Harry Potter nerd (Hufflepuff) and played some HP Trivia along the way. The tour by Free Tours by Foot visited (some) different spots than the Tour for Muggles, but was way less nerdy overall. But at the end of the day I'd recommend taking a Harry Potter walking tour regardless of which. You will see quite a number of the spots I have recommended here and in The Ultimate Guide to Harry Potter's London Part 1 and anything they might have missed you can always explore after, self-guided!
Have you planned a trip to London yet? Are you perhaps going over September 1st, when Albus and Scorpius are going to Hogwarts? Well in that case, keep an eye out for the red-haired Slytherin – that could be me!