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Inspiring Women in STEM - Lauren-Ann Graham
Lauren-Ann is an inspiring astronaut in the making. She is an inspiration for all girls and is a great reminder that anyone can follow their dreams!
Can you share a little bit about your background?
From an early age, I have dreamed of becoming an astronaut. As I grew up I realized I had a love and passion for understanding how things work which eventually led me to engineering. I have now received a bachelor's degree in aerospace engineering and I am working towards a master's degree in mechanical engineering all at the Florida Institute of Technology. During my undergrad years, I became very involved on campus and around my Space Coast community. I was a jet propulsion engineering intern at Larsen Motorsports for 2.5 years and was the manufacturing team lead for my school's NASA Lunarbotics competition team. During my current graduate years, I had my first NASA internship conducting microgravity research at the Kennedy Space Center. Now I am interning at KSC working on the Exploration Ground Systems team that is supporting the Artemis mission.
What inspired your interest in space?
As I explained above, from early on as a child at the age of 5 I have always dreamed of becoming an astronaut. I have always been captivated and passionate about space and it is truly something I believe I was born with. My mom actually still has a drawing that I made in kindergarten that says "I want to go to the moon" surrounded by planets and stars.
What's something that fascinates you the most about your field?
The vastness of space and how much is still to be discovered fascinates me. We could spend lifetimes studying the universe and still never even come close to knowing a small fraction of what's out there.
If you could create your ideal Space Team, who's heading into space with you on your first trip?
I am a big NASA nerd and love the history of the first space explorers so in saying that most definitely John Glenn, Sally Ride, and Winston Scott. They all had such incredible integrity at work and at home. Inside and out and they were amazing people and I consider them my heroes.
Who are some STEM leaders that you look up to?
I definitely look up to Charlie Blackwell Thompson because she is NASA's first-ever female launch director. It is amazing to see women making such strides and accomplishments within the space industry. Again, I also look up to astronaut Winston Scott. He is actually on staff at my school and never fails to answer questions, engage students, support the community, and be so kind and humble in all his interactions.
What advice do you have for kids interested in STEM?
Do not be afraid to put yourself out there for opportunities that you don't think you qualify for. You never know what can happen and where any kind of experience can lead to. Believe in yourself always and never be afraid to ask questions. Just because you don't know the answer does not mean you are not intelligent or prepared. Sometimes you just need to learn new information. Lastly, if you don't love what you are working on that's okay. Learn what you do and don't like and keep searching for that perfect fit for you!
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Portland may consolidate high schools, reconfigure grades
By Kate Irish Collins
PORTLAND — There are several cost-saving measures under consideration by a special commission created by the School Board to examine efficiency in the city's schools.
Among them are consolidation of the two public high schools and reconfiguring high school and middle school grade groups, along with creating a new expeditionary learning school for kindergarten through grade 12.
At a Jan. 22 workshop, Superintendent of Schools Xavier Botana told the School Board a review of the capacity at the city's 10 elementary schools showed they are "running fairly efficiently," with the exception of the schools on Cliff Island and Peaks Island.
When it comes to the three middle schools, Botana said, "overall there's nothing dramatic" in terms of space usage, although the percentages are below what the consultants would like to see.
It's at the high school level, he said, that usage is "significantly lower than what you would expect to see from a comprehensive (urban) high school" program. And that's where "we have significant opportunities for potential efficiencies."
However, Botana also said the options being considered by the Enrollment and Facility Study Commission are only a first-level list of suggestions that will have to be further analyzed to determine what can be done.
At that point, he said, it would be up to the School Board, with input from the public, to decide whether recommendations from the commission are worth the various impacts on students and families, as well as the overall educational programming.
Board member Emily Figdor said none of the options Botana outlined last week were consistent with what she called "community values" around education, including the consistent message that people like and want neighborhood schools.
Another board member, Laurie Davis, also raised concerns.
Davis said she didn't just want to look at the number of seats that are available per school, but also at possible ways the School Department could use the Enrollment and Facility Study to "improve and enhance educational opportunities."
Botana said it's more than likely that all of the measures ultimately recommended by the special commission would have "programmatic impact," but that was something for the School Board to weigh.
He said the commission was given a very specific charge, which was to look at the data regarding the usage of school buildings, and current and future enrollment, to see if and where money could be saved.
Botana said the School Department is expecting another significant reduction in state aid to education, although the new Legislature has yet to receive Gov. Janet Mills' proposed state budget, which could end up including more money for school districts across Maine.
The schools also have ongoing capital needs, including the $3.5 million now part of the city's proposed fiscal year 2020 capital improvement plan.
The total spending plan of $21 million was endorsed by the City Council's Finance Committee last week and now goes to the full council for consideration. The proposed school projects would largely replace windows and air handling units and also include remodeling the kitchen at Deering High School.
Botana said on Jan. 22 that even if the School Board chooses not to make any changes to the current grade configurations or enrollment districts, he suggested it at least consider closing the Bayside Learning Community, and possibly relocating the Portland Adult Education program.
Bayside, which is in the same building as the district's central office, at 353 Cumberland Ave., provides for students with serious behavioral and emotional needs, according to a Portland Press Herald article published Jan. 22.
Closing Bayside, which was also discussed at last week's School Board meeting, would mean redistributing some of its services to schools throughout the city, while also creating a new, four-classroom day treatment facility that could serve up to 32 students, the Press Herald said.
Such a move, however, would increase annual costs for the special education program from $2.8 million to an estimated $3 million.
Enrollment projections over the next five to six years, Botana said, are relatively flat. In 2018 the total district enrollment was 6,764 students; for 2025 the consultant is predicting the student population will be 6,724.
The Enrollment and Facility Study Commission is set to meet again at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 31, at Casco Bay High School. Botana said he anticipates the group will have recommendations ready for review by the week of Feb. 11.
He said the plan would be to hold at least one public hearing on those recommendations. Then the School Board would have time to deliberate in March before the new fiscal year school budget is finalized.
Kate Irish Collins can be reached at 780-9097 or [email protected]. Follow Kate on Twitter: @KIrishCollins.
A consultant says that neither Portland High School, above, or Deering High School are being used to capacity.

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Alexei Navalny set to return home despite threats of arrest.
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Top Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny recently announced he plans to go home to Russia next weekend despite the authorities' threatening to put him behind bars once again.
Navalny, who has been recovering in Germany from poisoning with a nerve agent in August that he has blamed on the Kremlin, saying that Russian President Vladimir Putin was now trying to avert him from coming home with new legal motions. The Kremlin has repeatedly denied a role in poisoning of the opposition leader.
"Putin is stamping his feet demanding to do everything so that that I don't return home," Navalny said on Wednesday while he announced his return via Instagram. "The people who tried to kill me got offended because I survived and now they are threatening to put me behind bars."
He said he is going to fly home from Germany on Sunday.
At the end of December, the Federal Penitentiary Service warned Navalny that he would have a real prison term if he fails to immediately report to its office in line with the terms of a suspended sentence he received for a 2014 conviction on charges of embezzlement and money-laundering that he rejected saying it to be a politically motivated move. The European Court for Human Rights had concluded that his conviction was unlawful.
Just before the New Year, Russia's main investigative agency also filed a new criminal case against Navalny on charges of large-scale fraud related to his alleged mishandling of $5 million in private donations to his Anti-Corruption Foundation and other organizations. Navalny has also claimed those accusations to be crudely fabricated.
"They are doing everything to scare me," Navalny told in his Instagram video. "The only thing left for Putin to do is to put up a giant billboard on top of the Kremlin saying "Alexei, please don't return home under any circumstances!"
German government spokeswoman Ulrike Demmer said Berlin has "taken note" of reports of Navalny's plans, but didn't answer when asked about the potential risks he could be facing.
"I can only add that Mr. Navalny is free to make his decision and that we are glad he recovered after this attack that was carried out on him," said German Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Adebahr.
Navalny fell into a coma while he was aboard a domestic flight from Siberia to Moscow on August 20. He was then transferred from a hospital in Siberia to a Berlin hospital after two days.
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Blaze Bayley, Brainstorm, Circus Insane, Circus Maximus, Marshall Law, Metalfest, Metalfest 2009, Power Quest, Primal Fear, Primordial, Xandria
Metalfest 2009
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BLAZE BAYLEY seemed to take a few tracks to warm up, but to their credit, the guitars were tight through out. Blaze was up to his usual persistent encouragement for crowd participation of chanting and fisting the air, and not forgetting his usual banter between songs. Great selection of track though keeping the audience entertained throughout.
XANDRIA use a range of riffs for their gothic metal. These German rocks more than filled the stage with ease with their running melodies and stunning vocals curtsy of Kerstin.
POWER QUEST played their last show with the current line up, in fact, the entire line up will change with the exception of the bands mastermind, Steve Williams. So basically this show was a celebration and performance of the bands greatest hits. You have a pretty much know what you're going to get with a power metal band, but when they have 'power' in their name, they must be that extra bit special, and they truly are! Solid songs performed at the highest standard, this blended with the party atmosphere of their last performance together, happily playing requests, made a performance to remember!
CIRCUS MAXIMUS brought some prog fussed with power metal to the festival. Inspiring drumming, heavy melodic riffs and slick beat changes. A great wall of vocals, though I'm not entirely won over by the lead vocalist who seemed to lack the qualities of a good front man.
MARSHALL LAW gave me a sense of excitement, I felt as though I had gone back in time to the creation of heavy metal to thrash metal with their dark riffs and strong vocals. There's always this great atmosphere with a band that has been around for so long, and that is because they know what they're doing!
CIRCUS INSANE almost got it right, but forgot one vital component, crowd control. If you're going to do shock stunts, you need to talk to the crowd, warm them up, excite them, and get them to think "oh no, he's not is he" and then you go in for the kill and do it. This didn't happen, the stunts just got performed with no introduction or commentary which kinda left me in a place of limbo.
BRAINSTORM have an awesome chuggy heavy metal groove to their sound. Certainly had the best crowd I'd seen this weekend. Vocalist, Andy, may have played with the crowd but they sang straight back, and going on for some time after they finished the song leaving the band speechless. This even continued after their set almost up until the next band!
PRIMORDIAL I find hard to describe. They play a slow despairing metal with a bit of melodic, mixed with pagan tones. Vocals and lyrics so full of conviction you almost feel it yourself. Some interesting drum beats and changes, unfortunately the sound guys forgot to turn the bass up. It did get a bit repetitive towards the end however, and maybe could have done with the set a song less to prevent any boredom.
PRIMAL FEAR played a fantastic set; solid, tight, powerful, strong – pure heavy metal! A few technical problems with the fold-back, but soldiered on regardless, a great end to Saturday night.
METALFEST sure went for quality over quantity providing a spectrum of European Power Metal acts on one stage at a comfy venue. Having just the one stage meant you could see everyone and not have to rush about to other stages to catch the next band, instead you got to have a break and chill for a bit, though some better outside facilities would be welcomed and I'm sure will come for next years festival. The sound wasn't up to scratch and I felt they were simply just school boy errors, such as forgetting to turn the bass on for the outward speakers. There was a calm atmosphere for the festival, which felt good, though a little subdued for the bands, but however, they received kind reception!
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Q: ViewModel does not retain data after fragment recreation I have three fragment app with a bottom navigation bar and I use NavigationUI to switch.
I also have a viewmodel which creates the data (from the assets foolder) and the fragments observe the array list of live data which I use to populate a recycler view.
My problem is  whenever I switch fragments, as the fragment is recreated, I do not want the data retrieval to happen every time the fragment is recreated. Hence the use of the viewmodel. But in my case, the data in the viewmodel is not retained.
I have attached the fragment and the viewmodel code.I am not sure what is wrong here.
I have tried loggging the number of entries in the aaraylist and it comes back with 0, if I do not call the routine which populates the arraylist.
SongsFragment
private const val TAG = "Songs Fragment"

class SongsFragment : Fragment(), android.widget.SearchView.OnQueryTextListener {

    private val viewmodel: SongListViewModel by lazy { ViewModelProviders.of(this).get(SongListViewModel::class.java)}

    private val songListAdapter = SongListAdapter(arrayListOf())
    private var raga = "All"

    override fun onCreateView(
        inflater: LayoutInflater, container: ViewGroup?,
        savedInstanceState: Bundle?
    ): View? {

        Log.d(TAG, "onCreateView called")

        return inflater.inflate(R.layout.fragment_songs, container, false)
    }

    override fun onViewCreated(view: View, savedInstanceState: Bundle?) {
        super.onViewCreated(view, savedInstanceState)

        Log.d(TAG, "onViewCreated called")

        val context: FragmentActivity? = activity

        (activity as AppCompatActivity).supportActionBar?.subtitle = "Songs"

        val assetsPath: AssetManager? = context?.assets
        val assetList = assetsPath?.list("")
        if (assetList != null) {
            for (item in assetList)
                Log.d("SongsFragment", assetsPath.toString() + item)
        }

        arguments?.let {
            raga = SongsFragmentArgs.fromBundle(it).raga
        }

        Log.d("Song Fragment", "Raga passed: " + raga)

        Log.d(TAG, "Number of songs: " + viewmodel.songList.size.toString())

        if (raga == "All") {
            viewmodel.allSongs()
            viewmodel.allSongs(assetsPath!!)
        } else {
            viewmodel.songsForRaga(assetsPath!!, raga)
        }

        Log.d(TAG, ": Songlist size: " + viewmodel.songList.size.toString())

        songList_RecyclerView.apply {
            layoutManager = LinearLayoutManager(context)
            adapter = songListAdapter
        }

        songSearchView.setOnQueryTextListener(this)

        observeViewModel()
    }

    override fun onQueryTextSubmit(query: String): Boolean {

        return false
    }

    override fun onQueryTextChange(newText: String): Boolean {
        Log.i("Song Fragment", "Text change:" + newText.length.toString())

        viewmodel.songSearchFilter(newText)

        return false
    }

    fun observeViewModel() {
        viewmodel.songs.observe(this, Observer { songs ->
            songs?.let {
                Log.d("Song Fragment", "ObserveViewModel")
                songListAdapter.updateSongList(songs)
            }
        })
    }
}

SongListViewModel
private const val TAG = "SongListViewModel"

class SongListViewModel : ViewModel() {

    val songs = MutableLiveData<ArrayList<Song>>()
    var songList = arrayListOf<Song>()

    fun allSongs() {
        songList = getAllSongs()

        songs.value = ArrayList(songList.sortedWith(compareBy({ it.songName })))
    }

    fun allSongs(assetsPath: AssetManager) {

        Log.d(TAG, "allSongs called")
        Log.d(TAG, "Number of songs: " + songList.size.toString())
        getAllSongs(assetsPath)
        songs.value = ArrayList(songList.sortedWith(compareBy({ it.songName })))
    }

    fun songSearchFilter(text: String) {

        var filteredList = arrayListOf<Song>()
        filteredList.clear()

        if (text.length != 0) {
            for (song in songList) {
                if (song.songName.toLowerCase().contains(text)) {
                    filteredList.add(song)
                }

            }
            songs.value = ArrayList(filteredList.sortedWith(compareBy({ it.songName })))

        } else {

            songs.value = ArrayList(songList.sortedWith(compareBy({ it.songName })))
        }

    }

    fun songsForRaga(assetsPath: AssetManager, raga: String) {

        Log.d(TAG, "songsForRaga called")

        var filteredList = arrayListOf<Song>()
        filteredList.clear()
        allSongs(assetsPath)
        for (song in songList) {
            if (song.raga == raga) {
                filteredList.add(song)
            }
        }
        songs.value = ArrayList(filteredList.sortedWith(compareBy({ it.songName })))
    }

fun getAllSongs(assetsPath: AssetManager) {

        Log.d(TAG, "getAllSongs called")
        val bufferedReader = assetsPath.open("test.csv").bufferedReader()
        val lineList = mutableListOf<String>()

        bufferedReader.useLines { lines -> lines.forEach { lineList.add(it) } }
        lineList.forEach {
            val parts = it.split(",")
            songList.add(Song(parts[0], parts[1], parts[2], parts[3], ""))
        }

    }
}

A: Retrieve the viewmodel by passing viewmodelprovider the fragments parent activity instead of fragment itself.
ViewModelProviders.of(activity).get(SongListViewModel::class.java)

A: I don't consider it as an answer, just a little explanation, your viewModel lifecycle is connected to your fragments lifecycle so it's expectedly that when you changing fragments - it destroyed and concerning your viewModel destroyed too. The solution is move creating viewmodel to activity and pasing it like Nezih adviced, but I'm not sure it is the best option.

A: Note that we need create the ViewModel instance in activity scope, otherwise android will create a separate instance rather than sharing the same instance and we will not get the data.
For fragment do it like this:
activity?.let {
    val viewmodel = ViewModelProviders.of(it).get(SongListViewModel::class.java)

     viewmodel.songs.observe(this, Observer { songs ->
            songs?.let {
                Log.d("Song Fragment", "ObserveViewModel")
                songListAdapter.updateSongList(songs)
            }
        })
}

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Síntese e fabricação do Nylon 66 -  Hexametilenodiamina superior e ácido adípico, monômeros utilizados para policondensação do Nylon 66.

Nylon 66 (também conhecido por nylon 6-6, nylon 6/6 ou nylon 6,6) é um tipo de poliamida ou nylon. Existem muitos tipos de náilons, sendo os dois mais comuns, para as indústrias têxteis e plásticas, o nylon 6 e nylon 66. O Nylon 66 é feito de dois monômeros contendo cada um, 6 átomos de carbono, hexametilenodiamina e ácido adípico, que dão nome ao nylon 66.

Os polímeros de aminoácidos são designados por um único numero, o nylon 6, para o poli-ácido – w – amino capróico (policaprolactana). Os nylons de diaminas e ácidos dibásicos são designados por dois números: o nylon 6.6 para o polímero de hexametileno diamina e ácido adípico e o 6.10 para o polímero hexametileno diamina e ácido sebásico.

As poliamidas de interesse comercial são: 6, 6.6, 6.9, 6.10, 6.11, 11 e 12.

O material utilizado pelo processo de sopro é a poliamida 6 que possui elevada resistência mecânica, resistência ao impacto e rigidez, boa transparência, excelente barreira ao oxigênio, ausência de toxidade e grande resistência química. Em contrapartida, apresenta um custo bastante alto, processamento difícil se comparado a uma poliolefina e também alta hidroscopicidade.

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Can Rubbing Your Eyes Do Damage?
You might rub your eyes when you're anxious or stressed, when you wake up in the morning or even when you sleep, but could rubbing your eyes actually cause some damage?
Rubbing your eyes stimulates tears to flow and lubricates dry eyes, removing dust and other irritants. It also relieves stress. That's because pressing down on your eyeball stimulates the vagus nerve to slow down your heart rate. This so-called oculocardiac reflex helps you to relax and smell the roses.
But if you rub your eyes too hard, too often or over a long period of time, you could get into trouble. Studies show that rubbing causes our eye pressure to spike.
Removing eye make-up or wiping away tears increases the pressure a little, but scrunching up your eyes then using your knuckles to gouge really hard shoots up your eye pressure more than 20 times.
Most people's eye pressure returns to normal when they stop rubbing and the temporary blip does no obvious long-term damage.
However, for people with certain eye conditions, an increase in eye pressure caused by hard, frequent or prolonged rubbing could be more serious.
For instance, people with progressive myopia – a common type of short-sightedness caused by a lengthened eyeball – can find their eyesight worsens. In some cases, their retina detaches from the back of the eye.
People with glaucoma may also be affected by the increase in eye pressure as it can disrupt blood flow at the back of the eye and lead to nerve damage, harming your sight.
Rubbing can also affect the front of the eye. The combination of increased eye pressure and the mechanical damage caused by rubbing can harm the cornea, the dome-shaped window that we rely on for a clear view if the world.
In rare cases, the cornea tears. More commonly, it's weakened and pushes forward to become more conical, like the pointy end of a rugby ball, a condition known as keratoconus. Again, the damage could be enough to cause significant loss of sight.
Rubbing your eyes first thing in the morning can be particularly risky for your cornea, which can be swollen from excess fluid as a result of low overnight oxygen levels.
Another high risk time is when you take out your contact lenses as your eye's oxygen levels might still be recovering, especially if you wear thick lenses. Like rubbing first thing in the morning, a swollen cornea is more vulnerable to damage.


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Q: Can I config development server IP in react native app (ios)? So the problem is I'm developing react native on 2 different machines. 1 machine I can't run xcode to build. So I'm hoping that I can build the app on one machine, and when I have to continue develop on the other machine, I can just change the IP of the development server config on the app. From facebook doc, it seem the android app will let you config the IP from developer menu, but the ios app can't. Is there anyway to get around that? (Change the native ios app to make it configurable, maybe?)
Thanks.


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                               required="true" value="org.fenixedu"/>

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                               id="artifactId" required="true" value="demo"/>

                    Name

                        <input type="text" class="form-control" name="name" placeholder="Name"
                               id="name" required="true" value="Demo Project"/>

                    Package Name

                        <input type="text" class="form-control" name="packageName" placeholder="Package Name"
                               id="packageName" required="true" value="org.fenixedu.demo"/>

                    FenixEdu Maven Version

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                            <option th:each="version : ${versions['fenixedu-maven']}" th:value="${version}"
                                    th:text="${version}">
                                Version
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                        </select>

                    Bennu Version

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This is a fabulous creamy black bean dip for a party!
Start with a can of black beans or with fresh cooked black beans. First add some flavor to the black beans by heating them in a pan with some spices. Chop tomato, garlic cloves, and onions and add to the black beans. Season with salt and black pepper. Add fresh herbs such as cilantro or parsley.
Let beans simmer for 10 minutes. In a food processor, combine black beans, tahini, lemon juice and jalapeño and process until smooth. You can also use lime juice for this recipe. The tahini paste is 100% ground sesame paste and I used the garlic Sesame King Tahini brand. This is the same paste to make hummus dips.
Ready to eat with tortilla chips or cut up veggies. Use this dip to make layers of dip with black beans, sour cream, cheese, tomatoes, onions, guacamole and green onions.
Heat black beans in a pan on medium heat.
Add chopped tomatoes, garlic and onions. Add salt, black pepper and cilantro leaves.
Cook for 8 to 10 minutes. Taste and verify that your beans are flavorful. You can also add chili powder or cayenne pepper for more flavor. Remove and set aside.
Process black beans, tahini, lemon juice and jalapeño until smooth and creamy.


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We all know about the euphoria which trance and house music brings us, and we also know there is magic in the hands that plays and picks the songs that make us feel this way. The DJ is the one whose hands of gold and musical talent are responsible for the escalation of our euphoria. Blessed with the artistry of these hands is DJ Caraz / Michael Christopher. He is a master mind of music and a God when he throws down vinyl. He is truly a master at his game. With one song after another, he rushes in with music that fills your brain and excites you to no limit. As he plays in his unique and captivating way, he translates his sound and energy by mixing wave after wave of highs and lows and peaks of epic vibrations with angelic tones that burn holes of pleasure into your ears. He is a god of Epic and he plays like a god. His followers will tell you so. They will also tell you he plays for them. His style of music is what they want to hear and what he loves to play. The connection is Between the DJ and his people. That's right, his people, because once they have heard him they do not forget him. DJ Michael Christopher has a history with his fans. Anywhere he has played, his music, his face, and his magic is recognized by his followers, and these followers are worldwide.
DJ Michael Christopher, god of Epic, House, and Trance is right up there with the rest of the best dj's that are out today. He has performed with the best and biggest dj names in the world. To name some of them are: Paul Oakenfold, dj Tiesto, Ray Keith, Judge Jules, Carl Cox, Rabbit in the Moon, Bad Company, DJ Craze, Roni Size, George Acosta, David Padilla, DJ Icy, Punisher, and African Bambada. This is only the beginning. The list of names goes on and on.
The name Michael Christopher has appeared worldwide and his reputation as an excellent DJ is consistent in a number of places. Besides having played at over 150 raves in the circuit, he has also appeared in clubs all over the country and Spain , for the last 23 years. South Beach heard him rock the house at Ultra, The Zen Festival, The Mix After Hours, Festival, Salvation, and club Fuel where he resided as a resident DJ at all three places. Shadow Lounge and club Space, two of South Beaches hottest and largest Trance clubs, were captivated by his magic touch of music. New York City saw him perform his best at Webster Hall, club Roxy, the concrete Jungle and others. Puerto Rico loved him at The Zen Festival water park, Asylum, Arturo, Crash, Gallery, and club Egypt and many more underground Festivals with Las Angeles Break beat association L.A.B.A . Philadelphia was captivated with him at such places like club Maui , the 8th Floor, and Push. Spain was his greatest venture where he funked them out at club Pasha Dj Awards.
The rave scene created him into a break beat king and over the years he re-created himself into trance/house leader of his time. Now he comes out of left field at anytime, surprises you, than leaves you in awe of his talent. You will wonder what just spanked you on your A_ _ and made you feel so intense.
DJ Michael Christopher's enthusiasm and love for music has painted a portrait of a total musical genius. His new CD "One More Time", expresses his unlimited amount of imagination and effort put into the creation of his music. The CD is a compilation of music heard by no one else but him, until now.
But this is not the end, for the magician of music is not finished elevating our expectations of what trance and house is and what it will become. DJ Micheal Christopher will use his hands of gold, do some vinyl magic, and he will take us to another level. Just wait and see.


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Q: Socket event is repeated more than once I am using Angular-socket.io. I have an event inside
mySocket.on('endquestion' , function(){
   doSomething();
})

The problem is the endquestion is called many times that's why the event is called many times. How can I limit that to only one instance?

A: Use the .once() method:
mySocket.once('endquestion' , function(){
  doSomething();
})


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Q: Need help to parse an xml file in Python I have a folder with many xml archives as the one that follows which I will call xlmstr:
    <?xml version="1.0"?>
    <case>
    <name>Sharman Networks Ltd v Universal Music Australia Pty Ltd [2006] FCA 1 (5 January 2006)</name>
    <AustLII>http://www.austlii.edu.au/au/cases/cth/FCA/2006/1.html</AustLII>
    <citations>
    <citation "id=c0">

    <class>cited</class>
    <tocase>Universal Music Australia Pty Ltd v Sharman License Holdings Ltd (2005) 220 ALR 1</tocase>
    <text>2 Wilcox J delivered judgment on the complex issues of liability arising in the primary proceedings on 5 September 2005 ( Universal Music Australia Pty Ltd v Sharman License Holdings Ltd (2005) 220 ALR 1). In the meantime, Ms Hemming had filed two disclosure affidavits pursuant to Wilcox J's orders of 22 March 2005 whilst Sharman License and Sharman Networks had unsuccessfully sought several stays on various grounds of that same order insofar as it applied to them (see Universal Music Australia Pty Ltd v Sharman License Holdings Ltd [2005] FCA 406 per Hely J, delivered 8 April 2005; Universal Music Australia Pty Ltd v Sharman License Holdings Ltd [2005] FCA 441 per Wilcox J, delivered 15 April 2005 and Sharman License Holdings Ltd v Universal Music Australia Pty Ltd [2005] FCA 505 per Moore J, delivered 28 April 2005). Disclosure affidavits were eventually sworn on behalf of Sharman License and Sharman Networks by Mr Gee on 19 April 2005, which were later superseded by further affidavits sworn also by Mr Gee on 16 June 2005. Sharman License and Sharman Networks had also unsuccessfully sought an enlargement of time in which to file an application for leave to appeal from Wilcox J's orders of 22 March 2005 (see Sharman License Holdings Ltd v Universal Music Australia Pty Ltd [2005] FCA 802 per Lindgren J, delivered on 17 June 2005).</text>
    </citation>
    <citation "id=c1">
    <class>cited</class>
<text>2 Wilcox J delivered judgment on the complex issues of liability arising in the primary proceedings on 5 September 2005 ( Universal Music Australia Pty Ltd v Sharman License Holdings Ltd (2005) 220 ALR 1). In the meantime, Ms Hemming had filed two disclosure affidavits pursuant to Wilcox J's orders of 22 March 2005 whilst Sharman License and Sharman Networks had unsuccessfully sought several stays on various grounds of that same order insofar as it applied to them (see Universal Music Australia Pty Ltd v Sharman License Holdings Ltd [2005] FCA 406 per Hely J, delivered 8 April 2005; Universal Music Australia Pty Ltd v Sharman License Holdings Ltd [2005] FCA 441 per Wilcox J, delivered 15 April 2005 and Sharman License Holdings Ltd v Universal Music Australia Pty Ltd [2005] FCA 505 per Moore J, delivered 28 April 2005). Disclosure affidavits were eventually sworn on behalf of Sharman License and Sharman Networks by Mr Gee on 19 April 2005, which were later superseded by further affidavits sworn also by Mr Gee on 16 June 2005. Sharman License and Sharman Networks had also unsuccessfully sought an enlargement of time in which to file an application for leave to appeal from Wilcox J's orders of 22 March 2005 (see Sharman License Holdings Ltd v Universal Music Australia Pty Ltd [2005] FCA 802 per Lindgren J, delivered on 17 June 2005).

24 All that was referrable of course to the implications of the payment of $1,116,405.63 by Ms Hemming to TIL, following the sale of her Sydney residence on 4 February 2005; that payment appears to have been made out of the proceeds of a sale of that residence, which was effected for the gross price of $2,100,000 to a person identified by the evidence as an accountant of certain of the Sharman companies. There was no sufficiently detailed or otherwise cogent evidence as to who exercised the substantial or underlying control of decision making of TIL, or as to the basis of or reasons for such alleged indebtedness having crystallised in the first place. The state of the evidence as to the control of TIL was itself the subject of disputation before Moore J and senior counsel for the Sharman applicants sought to attribute error to his Honour's judgment for the further reason that he had failed to make a finding as to Ms Hemming's control, or otherwise, of that entity. The Sharman applicants postulated that the 'remark' made by Lindgren J at [13] of his Honour's reasons for judgment in Sharman License Holdings Ltd v Universal Music Australia Pty Ltd [2005] FCA 802 that '[Wilcox J] accepted [in the course of granting the Mareva relief on 22 March 2005] that the Sharman Companies were controlled by Ms Hemming by reason of a "client services agreement" between her and TIL dated 8 April 2002' was an 'unsure foundation for any finding of control of the Sharman trust or the Sharman companies [by Ms Hemming]', and was thus inappropriately or impermissibly relied upon by Moore J in formulating his reasons for judgment. That submission lacked merit, particularly in the light of [31] of Lindgren J's reasons for judgment in which his Honour paraphrased the two-fold acceptance, given in cross-examination by the solicitor acting for Sharman License and Sharman Networks in their application before Lindgren J, that TIL as trustee of the Sharman trust was the ultimate beneficial owner of all the shares issued in Sharman License and Sharman Networks, and moreover that Wilcox J had himself appeared to accept that in consequence of the client services agreement, Ms Hemming 'controlled the Sharman trust'.

25 The Music companies had submitted to Moore J that given the evidentiary shortcomings on a subject readily susceptible to documentary demonstration, inclusive of banking records I might add, there was in truth and reality no antecedent loan, that the transfer of those funds by Ms Hemming to TIL in Vanuatu constituted a sham transaction, and consequently that those monies remained her own property beneficially, and should have been identified and disclosed as such in her affidavit provided in the Mareva context. Once more, so it was asserted by the Sharman applicants, his Honour declined to make any concluded finding on the subject. The point is however that his Honour had been able to infer from the surrounding circumstances I have already outlined that there was some force in the Music companies' submission. But in any event his Honour was of the view that he could permit cross-examination of Ms Hemming on and in relation to those matters because at least doubt existed in relation to that area of enquiry.</text>
</citation>
<citation "id=c5">
<class>cited</class>
<tocase>Décor Corporation Pty Ltd v Dart Industries Inc (1991) 33 FCR 397</tocase>
<text>6 Section 24(1A) of the Federal Court of Australia Act 1976 (Cth) stipulates that an appeal shall not be brought from a judgment of the Court constituted by a single judge, being a judgment that is interlocutory in nature, unless the Court or a Judge gives leave to appeal. Although s 24(1A) does not purport to qualify or limit the Court's discretion (see Décor Corporation Pty Ltd v Dart Industries Inc (1991) 33 FCR 397 at 399 in the joint reasons for judgment of Sheppard, Burchett and Heerey JJ), the Courts have developed general principles which inform the exercise of the discretion to refuse or grant leave to appeal from an interlocutory judgment. The rationale for those principles is the public interest in the efficient administration of justice, and the maintenance of 'the integrity and vigour of the procedures of the court, including as they do, the immediate involvement of the judge at all stages in the progress of cases to trial' ( Bomanite Pty Ltd v Slatex Corp Australia Pty Ltd (1991) 104 ALR 165 at 173, per Gummow J). One consequence sought to be avoided is the expansion of expensive and delaying pre-trial litigation involved in appeals on issues of practice and procedure, and the concomitant reduction in the authority of the trial judge, should such appeals be frequently entertained ( Bomanite at 176, per French J).

 "...I am of the opinion that...there is a material difference between an exercise of discretion on a point of practice or procedure and an exercise of discretion which determines substantive rights. In the former class of case, if a tight rein were not kept upon interference with the orders of Judges of first instance, the result would be disastrous to the proper administration of justice. The disposal of cases could be delayed interminably, and costs heaped up indefinitely, if a litigant with a long purse or a litigious disposition could, at will, in effect transfer all exercises of discretion in interlocutory applications from a Judge in chambers to a Court of Appeal."

 ...It is safe to say that the question of injustice flowing from the order appealed from will generally be a relevant and necessary consideration.'</text>
</citation>
<citation "id=c6">
<class>cited</class>
<tocase>Bomanite Pty Ltd v Slatex Corp Australia Pty Ltd (1991) 104 ALR 165</tocase>
<text>6 Section 24(1A) of the Federal Court of Australia Act 1976 (Cth) stipulates that an appeal shall not be brought from a judgment of the Court constituted by a single judge, being a judgment that is interlocutory in nature, unless the Court or a Judge gives leave to appeal. Although s 24(1A) does not purport to qualify or limit the Court's discretion (see Décor Corporation Pty Ltd v Dart Industries Inc (1991) 33 FCR 397 at 399 in the joint reasons for judgment of Sheppard, Burchett and Heerey JJ), the Courts have developed general principles which inform the exercise of the discretion to refuse or grant leave to appeal from an interlocutory judgment. The rationale for those principles is the public interest in the efficient administration of justice, and the maintenance of 'the integrity and vigour of the procedures of the court, including as they do, the immediate involvement of the judge at all stages in the progress of cases to trial' ( Bomanite Pty Ltd v Slatex Corp Australia Pty Ltd (1991) 104 ALR 165 at 173, per Gummow J). One consequence sought to be avoided is the expansion of expensive and delaying pre-trial litigation involved in appeals on issues of practice and procedure, and the concomitant reduction in the authority of the trial judge, should such appeals be frequently entertained ( Bomanite at 176, per French J)'.</text>
</citation>
<citation "id=c7">
<class>cited</class>

    <tocase>Adam P Brown Male Fashions Proprietary Limited v Phillip Morris Incorporated [1981] HCA 39 ; (1981) 148 CLR 170</tocase>
    <AustLII>http://www.austlii.edu.au/au/cases//cth/HCA/1981/39.html</AustLII>
    <text>7 At least for those reasons, this Court has held on a number of occasions that typically a party seeking leave to appeal from an interlocutory judgment ought to establish, first, that in all the circumstances, the decision from which leave is sought to appeal is attended with sufficient doubt to warrant the same being reconsidered by the Full Court, and secondly, that substantial injustice would result if such leave was to be refused, supposing the decision to have been wrong: see Décor at 398. That those two questions were the touchstone of exercise of discretion in matters of this kind was common ground between the parties. I observe that it is well accepted that those criteria are not to be applied rigidly or fixedly, and the Court must bear in mind all of the circumstances of the particular case: see in that regard Adam P Brown Male Fashions Proprietary Limited v Phillip Morris Incorporated [1981] HCA 39 ; (1981) 148 CLR 170 at 177, where Gibbs CJ, Aickin, Wilson and Brennan JJ said:

     'For ourselves, we believe it to be unnecessary and indeed unwise to lay down rigid and exhaustive criteria. The circumstances of different cases are infinitely various. We would merely repeat, with approval, the oft-cited statement of Sir Frederick Jordan in re the Will of F B Gilbert (dec) (1946) 46 SR (NSW) 318 at 323:

     "...I am of the opinion that...there is a material difference between an exercise of discretion on a point of practice or procedure and an exercise of discretion which determines substantive rights. In the former class of case, if a tight rein were not kept upon interference with the orders of Judges of first instance, the result would be disastrous to the proper administration of justice. The disposal of cases could be delayed interminably, and costs heaped up indefinitely, if a litigant with a long purse or a litigious disposition could, at will, in effect transfer all exercises of discretion in interlocutory applications from a Judge in chambers to a Court of Appeal."

     ...It is safe to say that the question of injustice flowing from the order appealed from will generally be a relevant and necessary consideration.'</text>
    </citation>

<citation "id=c16">
<class>cited</class>
<tocase>Cardile v LED Builders Pty Ltd [1999] HCA 18 ; (1999) 198 CLR 380</tocase>
<AustLII>http://www.austlii.edu.au/au/cases//cth/HCA/1999/18.html</AustLII>
<text>27 My reading of his Honour's reasons here was that he was far from satisfied with the nature or extent of the purported offshore structures and transactions to the extent apparent from the evidence, involving as they did the creation of a trust estate somewhat cognate to what have often been described as 'blind trusts'. Concerns of that nature appear to have persuaded or assisted to persuade the primary judge of the need to order that Ms Hemming submit to cross-examination on her disclosure affidavits. In determining to take that approach, his Honour paid regard to the relevant authorities dealing with both the grant of Mareva relief, and the making of orders ancillary to the same, including orders requiring the swearing of disclosure affidavits and cross-examination on those affidavits. After reviewing the relevant principles enunciated in those authorities, his Honour concluded at [28]:

 '...ultimately the cautionary words of the four members of the High Court in [ Cardile v LED Builders Pty Ltd [1999] HCA 18 ; (1999) 198 CLR 380 at 403-404] set out at [18] above must be heeded. Orders made in the Court's ancillary jurisdiction must be founded on a doctrinal and principled basis. A Mareva order is protective of the Court's processes, including the efficacy of execution of those orders. Orders concerning disclosure affidavits and cross examination can, in turn, be made to render the Mareva order more efficacious. This is the touchstone for determining whether leave should be given to cross examine. A relevant consideration in determining whether leave should be given might, in an appropriate case, be the failure of the deponent of a disclosure affidavit to disclose assets completely or promptly or both. In such a case, leave might be given because doubts might arise about whether the deponent had understood and accepted the obligations and burdens imposed by the Mareva order and the ancillary order requiring the disclosure affidavit. Cross examination might be appropriate to test whether the disclosure affidavits fully revealed all assets on which the Mareva order operated and which might be available to satisfy any judgment. However, in other cases, other more significant factors might support the granting of leave to cross examine.'

31 In my opinion, and for the reasons I have largely foreshadowed in my observations upon the submissions already recorded, the application for leave to appeal brought by the Sharman applicants has not sufficient cogency to justify the grant of any such leave. The case of the Music companies presented to the primary judge (Moore J) for relief of the nature and to the extent granted was sufficiently in line with established principle as to be clear from 'sufficient doubt'. I do not think that the United Kingdom and Australian authorities establish inflexible requirements to the extent postulated by the Sharman applicants, in particular concerning the Court's jurisdiction to grant leave to cross-examine the deponents of disclosure affidavits in Mareva contexts. His Honour's approach in particular to the issue of granting leave to the Music companies to cross-examine Ms Hemming was soundly justified in the light of the evidentiary circumstances concerning the Sharman applicants' offshore trust structure, and the circumstances of and context in which such a substantial sum of money was transferred to an offshore company in the amount and in the context that occurred.</text>
</citation>
</citations>
</case>

I would like to extract the text tags to do a new file containing only the text inside the tags. I have tried so far the following code:
try:
    import xml.etree.cElementTree as ET
except ImportError:
    import xml.etree.ElementTree as ET

root = ET.fromstring(xmlstr)
for page in list(root):
    content = page.find('text').text
    print(content)

When executing the code I get the following error:
xml.etree.ElementTree.ParseError: XML or text declaration not at start of entity: line 2, column 4

I think it is because the first line of the xml file '`
but even when I delete it the error remains. Could you help me? Any suggestion will be appreciated.
Thanks!

A: Your XML string is not well-formed. Firstly, you need to remove the newline char from the opening XML declaration like so:
xmlstr = """<?xml version="1.0"?>

(Remember to end the xmlstr multi-line comment with """ similar to how we began the String capture above).
Secondly, you need to change XML attributes from the likes of
<citation "id=c1">
to
<citation id="c1">
otherwise you will get a ill-formed XML exception.

A: That isn't valid XML. If you squint hard, it looks kinda like poorly written HTML. Enter, BeautifulSoup, a package intended to clean up even the ugliest web pages out there. Because I don't want to worry about encodings, I let BS run on the raw file instead of reading it into a string:
>>> from bs4 import BeautifulSoup
>>> with open("crud.xml", "rb") as fp:
...     soup = BeautifulSoup(fp)
...
>>> text_nodes = soup.findAll("text")
>>> len(text_nodes)
6
>>> text_nodes[0]
<text>2 Wilcox J delivered judgment on the complex issues of...

A: Problem is there are some special characters in your XML:
Try with following code:
import re

scrubbedXML = re.sub('&.+[0-9]+;', '', xmlstr)
scrubbedXML = re.sub('é', '', scrubbedXML)

root = ET.fromstring(scrubbedXML)
levels = root.findall('.//text')
for level in levels:
    print (level.text)

A: First you have to fix that "id=c01" it should be id="c01" everywhere:
clean_string = xmlstring.replace('"id=', 'id="')

Then you got to unescape this html entity you got there
import html
clean_string = html.unescape(clean_string)

and lastly you have to remove the whitespace from the beginning by hand or just with .strip(), note that you also have to replace find('text') with find('.//text') - it wil find text on any level of nesting. Alternatively you can just specify the whole 'route' to text.
root = ET.fromstring(clean_string.strip())
content = root.find('.//text').text
print(content)

This is the whole code for finding a single text:
xmlstring = """ YOUR XML HERE """
try:
    import xml.etree.cElementTree as ET
except ImportError:
    import xml.etree.ElementTree as ET

clean_string = xmlstring.replace('"id=', 'id="')
clean_string = html.unescape(clean_string)
root = ET.fromstring(clean_string.strip())
content = root.find('.//text').text
print(content)

But I'm assuming you want to find all the texts from a given xml file/string, so you can do this instead:
import html
try:
    import xml.etree.cElementTree as ET
except ImportError:
    import xml.etree.ElementTree as ET
clean_string = xmlstring.replace('"id=', 'id="')
clean_string = html.unescape(clean_string)
root = ET.fromstring(clean_string.strip())
for content in root.findall('.//text'):
    print(content.text)


text:
The Port Authority of NY & NJ: Installation of Bollards at Newark Liberty International Airport Terminals A & C Newark, NJ
Railroad Construction Company, Inc. is currently working for URS Corporation on the installation of bollards at Terminals A & C at six different locations. Over 1,000 structural steel bollards continue to be installed, and approximately 90,000 square feet of new concrete sidewalk will be placed between the three levels at each terminal by Railroad Construction. Architectural stainless steel sleeves and caps will also be installed over the structural steel bollards to give a more eye appealing look. This work is taking place in an extremely high profiled area along the terminal frontages where air travelers enter and leave the
terminals. This requires an extended coordinated effort amongst the different entities due to its high profile nature.
Existing sidewalks had to be removed at all three levels. At Levels 2 and 3, the sidewalk is being placed on a structural concrete slab. Once the existing concrete and membrane waterproofing is removed, new membrane waterproofing is being installed. Approximately 70,000 SF of new membrane waterproofing will be installed by our subcontractor Pim Corporation. Once the area is waterproofed, the bollards will be ready to be installed and new concrete sidewalk can be placed. The bollards come in on assemblies of four to five bollards per assembly with each assembly weighing roughly 4,500 lbs. When the assemblies are placed, they are bolted down and welded together to create one complete bollard system.
RCC Fabricators, Inc. is fabricating the bollard assemblies for Terminal A and Selco Manufacturing is fabricating the bollard assemblies for Terminal C. At Level 1 of each terminal, bollard footings are installed using No. 10 and No. 8 rebar. Here the bollards are installed individually and placed typically four feet apart into the footing, and extend 4 feet into the ground. In some areas, the installation of these bollards will require routing of temporary electric or rerouting of existing electric. Beach Electric Company, Inc. is performing all the electrical work required. The anticipated completion dates for these projects are early 2014.
Railroad Construction would like to thank Michael Antonio, David Beckett, Dominick Fickeria, Imad Al-Qatarneh, Chik Ihekwaba and Syed Moshin from URS Corporation; Frank Wong, Jay Patel, Sash Patel, Raul Leonardo, Michael Podlaski, Sherry Samuel and Michael Wallace from PANYNJ; Ron Petrella, Airline Representative for the airlines at Terminal A; and Lou Farinaccio from United Airlines Terminal C. We would also like to thank our subcontractors Atlantic Concrete Cutting, Beach Electric, Bull Dog Iron Construction, Eastern Concrete & Materials, Kenseal, Nobel Equipment, Pim Corporation, RCC Fabricators, Selco Manufacturing and Weldon Materials.


2. Not closing/applying, go to LibreOffice->Advanced, and check "Enable experimental features (may be unstable)"
=> LibreOffice tries to show another "Restart LibreOffice" dialog (a flashing window may be noticed), and immediately crashes. In development build, the second window is visible, and "Debug Error! Program: ...\soffice.bin abort() has been called [Abort] [Retry] [Ignore]" dialog overlaps it.
It is reproducible in release builds - I have tested with 6.1.4.1, which is built in release mode. Also note that in case of crash, the crashed dialog may be shown too fast, *but* the restart will not happen (as if you closed, instead of ask for restart).
Now, only one Restart LibreOffice dialog is prompted.
@Mike Kagasnki, thanks for fixing this.
Should it be backported to 6-2 and 6-1 ?


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Stanley Alan Plotkin developed vaccines in the United States during the mid to late twentieth century. Plotkin began his research career at the Wistar Institute in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where he studied the rubella virus. In pregnant women, the rubella virus caused congenital rubella syndrome in the fetus, which led to various malformations and birth defects. Using WI-38 cells, a line of cells that originated from tissues of aborted fetuses, Plotkin successfully created RA27/3, a weakened strain of the rubella virus, which he then used to develop a rubella vaccine.
Barbara Seaman (1935–2008)
Barbara Seaman was a writer, investigator, and advocate for female healthcare rights during the twentieth century in the United States. Seaman's work addressed the gendered prejudice she observed in the US healthcare system and argued that women of the 1960s lacked the proper tools to make informed decisions about pregnancy care, breastfeeding, childbirth, and contraception. Seaman wrote the book The Doctor's Case Against the Pill in 1969 to expose the dangers in prescribing and consuming high doses of estrogen in the form of birth control.
Arthur William Galston (1920–2008)
Arthur W. Galston studied plant hormones in the United States during the late-twentieth century. His dissertation on the flowering process of soybean plants led others to develop Agent Orange, the most widely employed herbicide during the Vietnam War, used to defoliate forests and eliminate enemy cover and food sources. Galston protested the spraying of those defoliants in Vietnam, as they could be harmful to humans, animals, and the environment.
Andrew Francis Dixon (1868-1936)
Andrew Francis Dixon studied human anatomy and egg cells at the turn of the twentieth century in Ireland and Great Britain. Dixon studied the sensory and motor nervous system of the face, the cancellous bone tissue of the femur, supernumerary kidneys, and the urogenital system. In 1927 Dixon described a mature human ovarian follicle. This follicle, Dixon noted, contained an immature human egg cell (oocyte) with a visible first polar body and the beginnings of the second polar body.
Howard Wilber Jones Jr.
Howard Wilber Jones Jr. and his wife, Georgeanna Seegar Jones, developed a method of in vitro fertilization and helped create the first baby in the US using that method. Though the first in vitro baby was born in England in 1978, Jones and his wife's contribution allowed for the birth of Elizabeth Carr on 28 December 1981. Jones, a gynecologist and an obstetrician, researched human reproduction for most of his life.
Leo Kanner (1894-1981)
Leo Kanner studied and described early infantile autism in humans in the US during the twentieth century. Though Eugen Bleuler first coined the term autism in 1910 as a symptom of schizophrenia, Kanner helped define autism as a disease concept separate from schizophrenia. He helped found an early child psychiatry department in 1930 at the Johns Hopkins University Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland.
Rudolf Carl Virchow (1821-1902)
Rudolf Carl Virchow lived in nineteenth century Prussia, now Germany, and proposed that omnis cellula e cellula, which translates to each cell comes from another cell, and which became and fundamental concept for cell theory. He helped found two fields, cellular pathology and comparative pathology, and he contributed to many others. Ultimately Virchow argued that disease is caused by changes in normal cells, also known as cellular pathology.
Shinya Yamanaka (1962- )
Shinya Yamanaka gained international prominence after publishing articles detailing the successful generation of induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cells, first in mice, then in humans. Yamanaka induced somatic cells to act like human embryonic stem cells (hESCs), allowing researchers to experiment with non-embryonic stem cells with a similar capacity as hESCs. The research involving iPS cells therefore offered new potential for research and application in medical treatment, without many of the ethical objections that hESC research entailed.
Mary Coffin Ware Dennett (1872-1947)
Mary Coffin Ware Dennett advocated for social reform in the United States in the early twentieth century, particularly regarding sex education and women's rights to access contraception. Dennett authored several publications on sex education and birth control laws. She also worked to repeal the Comstock Act, a federal law that made it illegal to distribute obscene materials through the US Postal Services.
Robert Geoffrey Edwards (1925-2013)
Robert Geoffrey Edwards worked with Patrick Christopher Steptoe to develop in-vitro fertilization (IVF) techniques during the 1960s and 1970s in the United Kingdom. Louise Brown, the world' s first "test-tube baby," was born as a result of Edwards and Steptoe's IVF techniques in 1978, and since then more than four million children have been born using IVF techniques. Publicity and controversy accompanied Edwards and Steptoe's work as conservative religious institutions expressed concern over the morality of the IVF procedure.
Theodora (Theo) Emily Colborn (1927-2014)
Theodora Colborn studied how chemicals affect organisms as they develop and reproduce during the twentieth and twenty first centuries in the US. By the 1940s, researchers had reported that chemicals from agricultural and industrial processes affected how wild organisms developed, but in 1991, Colborn organized the Wingspread Conference in Racine, Wisconsin, at which a group of scientists classed these chemicals as environmentally harmful substances. Colborn and her colleagues called those chemicals endocrine disruptors, as they mimic or block the body's endocrine system.
Endoscopic Fetoscopy
Endoscopic fetoscopy is a minimally invasive surgical procedure performed during pregnancy that allows physicians to view the fetus in-utero. Physicians use endoscopic fetoscopy to evaluate, diagnose, and treat fetal abnormalities. Physicians use an endoscope, or a thin, flexible surgical device with a light attached to its end, to perform endoscopic fetoscopy procedures. In 1954, Björn Westin performed the first endoscopic fetoscopy in Sweden.
Advanced Cell Technology, Inc.
Advanced Cell Technology, Inc. (ACT) is a biotechnology company that uses stem cell technology to develop novel therapies in the field of regenerative medicine. Formed in 1994, ACT grew from a small agricultural cloning research facility located in Worcester, Massachusetts, into a multi-locational corporation involved in using both human embryonic stem cells (hESC) and human adult stem cells as well as animal cells for therapeutic innovations.
Subject: Organizations, Reproduction
Sir Graham Collingwood Liggins (1926-2010)
Sir Graham Collingwood Liggins devoted much of his professional life to obstetric research. Liggins demonstrated that hormones created by the fetus helped initiate labor, rather than hormones originating solely from the mother. Liggins also discovered that cortisol given to pregnant mothers helped delay premature labor, and that it increased the likelihood that premature infants would breathe normally after birth. Prior to cortisol treatment, premature infants often died of respiratory distress syndrome characterized by the inability to inflate immature lungs.
Pope Gregory XIV (1535-1591)
Pope Gregory XIV, born Nicolo Sfondrati, reversed the bull of Pope Sixtus V, Effraenatum, under which an abortion at any time of gestation can be punished by excommunication. He supported the Aristotelian distinction between an "animated" and "unanimated" fetus, making abortion of an unanimated fetus punishable by lesser means. This decision contributed to the historical debates within the Roman Catholic Church on when a fetus has a soul, and when abortion was punishable by excommunication.
Pope Sixtus V (1520-1590)
Known for dropping a long-held distinction in the Catholic Church between the animated and unanimated fetus, Felice Peretti was born in Grottamare, Italy, in 1521, son of a Dalmatian gardener. In his early years, Peretti worked as a swineherd, but soon became involved in the local Minorite convent in Montalto, where he served as a novice at the age of twelve. He went on to study in Montalto, Ferrara, and Bologna, continuing his devotion to religious life, and in 1547 Peretti was ordained as priest in the city of Siena.
Pope Pius XII (1876-1958)
Pope Pius XII was born Eugenio Maria Giuseppi Giovanni Pacelli on 2 March 1876 in Rome, Italy, to Virginia and Filippo Pacelli. Known for his oft-disputed role in the Roman Catholic Church's approach to the Nazis and World War II, Pope Pius XII also contributed a number of important documents regarding conception, fertility, abortion, and reproductive control to the Vatican's collection of writings and doctrine on procreation.
Pope Innocent XI (1611-1689)
Pope Innocent XI, born Benedetto Odescalchi, made considerable contributions to the Roman Catholic approach to embryology by condemning several propositions on liberal moral theology in 1679, including two related to abortion and ensoulment. His rejection of these principles strengthened the Church's stance against abortion and for the idea of "hominization," meaning the presence of human qualities before birth.
Lydia Estes Pinkham (1819–1883)
Lydia Estes Pinkham invented and sold Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, a medicinal tonic used to treat menstrual discomfort and promote female reproductive health in general, in the US during the nineteenth century. Pinkham also founded Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Company, a business that sold natural remedies for women's health issues. Throughout her life, Pinkham acted as an authority on female wellness, writing medical pamphlets about female anatomy and reproductive processes.
Johann Gregor Mendel (1822-1884)
Johann Gregor Mendel studied plants and their patterns of inheritance in Austria during the nineteenth century. Mendel experimented with the pea plant, Pisum, and his publication, 'Versuche uber Pflanzenhybriden' ("Experiments on Plant Hybridization"), published in 1866, revolutionized theories of trait inheritance. Mendel's discoveries relating to factors, traits, and how they pass between generations of organisms enabled scientists in the twentieth century to build theories of genetics.
Austin Bradford Hill (1897-1991)
During the twentieth century, Austin Bradford Hill researched diseases and their causes in England and developed the Bradford Hill criteria, which comprise the minimal requirements that must be met for a causal relationship to be established between a factor and a disease. Hill also suggested that researchers should randomize clinical trials to evaluate the effects of a drug or treatment by monitoring large groups of people.
George Nicholas Papanicolaou (1883–1962)
George Nicholas Papanicolaou developed the Pap test in the United States during the twentieth century. The Pap test is a diagnostic procedure used to test for cervical cancer in women. Papanicolaou's work helped improve the reproductive health of women by providing an effective means of identifying precancerous cells and improving the likelihood of early treatment and survival of cervical cancer.
Fortunio Liceti (1577–1657)
Fortunio Liceti studied natural philosophy and medicine in Italy during the first half of the seventeenth century. Liceti wrote greater than seventy works on a wide range of topics, including the human soul, reproduction, and birth defects observed in animals and human infants. In the seventeenth century, people commonly addressed birth defects using superstition and considered them as signs of evil, possibly caused by spiritual or supernatural entities. Liceti described infants with birth defects as prodigies and monsters to be admired and studied rather than feared.


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foi um ano comum do século I a.C. que durou 365 dias. De acordo com o Calendário Juliano, o ano teve início e terminou a uma segunda-feira. a sua letra dominical foi G.

Eventos
 Nero Cláudio Druso e Tito Quíncio Crispino Sulpiciano, cônsules romanos.
 Os judeus da Ásia e Cirene enviam embaixadores a Augusto para reclamar que os gregos não os deixam praticar sua religião, e pedem confirmação de seus privilégios concedidos pelos romanos.
 Herodes, após haver gasto em excesso, e precisando de recursos, segue o exemplo de João Hircano e viola o túmulo do rei Davi, porém só encontra roupas e ornamentos de ouro, que ele remove. Para expiar, ele constroi um monumento suntuoso, de mármore, na entrada do sepulcro.
 Antípatro, filho de Herodes, continua a campanha contra seus irmãos Alexandre e Aristóbulo, através de acusações falsas feitas por outras pessoas. Herodes, convencido que Antípatro era o único disposto a preservá-lo, envia seu mordomo Ptolemeu a Antípatro e sua mãe Dóris, para discutir o que fazer.
 Feroras, a quem Herodes havia oferecido em casamento sua filha Cipros, se apaixona por uma serva e rejeita o casamento. Feroras também acusa Herodes a Alexandre, filho de Herodes, dizendo que o rei estava apaixonado por Glafira, esposa de Alexandre. Isto deixa Herodes irritado com ambos.

Nascimentos

Falecimentos
Verão de 9 a.C.: Nero Cláudio Druso, político e comandante militar romano da gente Cláudia. (n. 38 a.C.).

Anos do século I a.C.


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Albertsons names Theilmann EVP and chief human resources officer
August 5, 2019 by Chain Drug Review
BOISE, Idaho – Albertsons Cos. announced Monday that Mike Theilmann has been named executive vice president and chief human resources officer, effective August 19, 2019.
Theilmann joins Albertsons Cos. from Heidrick & Struggles, a leading global executive search and leadership consulting firm, where he served as the global practice managing partner, Human Resources Officers Practice. Andy Scoggin, who has served Albertsons Cos. as executive vice president of human resources, public affairs, government relations and labor relations since its founding in 2006, has announced his plans to leave the company at the end of the calendar year.
He has amassed a wealth of experience in human resources over his nearly 30-year career with Diageo, PepsiCo, Yum and JC Penney. At Yum, Mike served in senior human resources positions including VP of people services, VP of human resources for its Europe operations and SVP Chief People Officer for the international business. He also served as chief human resources and administration officer of J.C. Penney from 2005 to 2009 where he partnered with the executive team to accelerate growth through highly-engaged associates with a customer-centric focus. He was promoted to group executive vice president in 2010, where he led store operations, supply chain management, human resources and administration.
"I'm thrilled to be joining Albertsons Cos.' leadership team at such a pivotal moment in retail," said Theilmann. "At no other time has the retail game been changing faster than it is today. Our omnichannel, technology-driven world isn't just transforming how we shop; it's influencing how companies attract, retain and develop talent in order to grow and sustain results, too. I look forward to the opportunity we have across Albertsons Companies over 2,200 stores to build the best workforce in the industry, and to create a culture that people can't help but want to be part of as employees and as customers."
"Mike brings to Albertsons Companies both proven HR leadership and a winning track record in developing strong cultures of employee engagement and development. His experiences across many industries, in large service-centric companies, and his ability to connect operating priorities to talent and culture priorities will be invaluable as we navigate this new era in retail," said Vivek Sankaran, president and chief executive officer of Albertsons Cos. "I look forward to working with Mike as we continue to grow and develop as a locally great, nationally strong omnichannel retailer."


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Q: Retreiving value from a element that is loaded on runtime with jQuery AJAX So on my page I have one Div that I load all the content. I use Ajax to do so, like this
$('#content').load('pages/'+ page + '.html');
On every page I have a < h1> telling where you are on the page with the id=location. I'm trying to find that value and put it to the document title but it always returns "".
document.title = 'My page - ' + $('#location').text();

I'm guessing it has something to do with the loading at runtime...
any suggestions?

A: Try doing that in the callback function of your request..
$('#content').load('pages/'+ page + '.html', function(){
    // Your code here
});

A: Yes, you are right it has something to do with loading at 'runtime'. You can pass a callback to the load function which executes after the content is loaded. Try the following:
$('#content').load('pages/'+ page + '.html', function(){
    document.title = 'My page - ' + $('#location').text();
});


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…and if you're not….why??? It's so much fun!!!
But I knew that one of the farm photos would come out for a reveal for Photo Finish. It's such a pretty property, people were commenting on it all weekend.
It feels a little bit like time stands still on a place like this. I drive by them all the time but you can't appreciate it till you spend a good chunk of time there, (a lot of you already know this) and it was fun to wander around with my camera. The camera can make it look all romantic and peaceful, but I gotta tell you there were too many stories about shovelling poop for this girl's ears. Sorry, I said a word. I'll never say it again here. I think.
So this li'l ol' project has been pretty good to me. I'm learning a lot, improving my photography a bit, and it's forced me to be committed to practice. So here's the thing. Thirty-two weeks in, I've started working on a little idea to make this more than a week-by-week random event. So you may start seeing a few themes emerge in the photos. And if I'm happy with my preliminary research, I'll start letting you in on some details. But if I'm not I'll keep working on it till I am, 'cuz I'm kinda determined to make this work out and I'm EXCITED.
Happy weekend everyone! Next Friday there will be a photo from a Montreal/Quebec/Picton roadtrip. Should be a purdy one!


Following Akiko's journey to explore the new ways of decorating the body and imaging her new creation will be widely accepted as a part of fashion and also fun in the future.
If you talk about what people buy for wearing purposes as fashion, I think that jewellery is being standardised. I have not seen anyone on the street wearing a piece of jewellery on her chin, but her fingers and neck, for example. But, about purchasing for galleries and collections, I think the uniqueness is always admired and welcomed, so art jewellery cannot be standerdised - it should not be. In my work, I am exploring new ways of decorating the body. The piece is often very unique and not what people want to buy for their fashion coordination, but more like for galleries. That is totally fine and there is no problem as long as they enjoy my work. But, at the same time, I imagine the future I will create a new type of jewellery that are widely accepted as a part of their fashion - which will be fun, too.
In my jewellery practice I always try to show a new point of view, hoping that my works evoke some kind of feelings and make people think. I hope people get good surprises and excitements and start to imagine the message behind.
I love fashion. I think my works are somehow of fashion pieces. Since I continually explore what and how to wear and how the piece looks on the body, which, I think, is very much like what fashion designers do.
I studied jewellery design at Central Saint Martins, which is truly a treasure house of creativity. Students there are full of energy and passion for art, and I love looking at their degree collections. I often find that an artwork I like is actually made by a student or graduate of Central Saint Martins.
The works of Maiko Takeda, a jewellery designer and milliner, grabbed me and led me to contemporary jewellery, so I appreciate her creativity a lot.
Also, I am interested in the futuristic creations of a fashion designer Iris van Herpen these days.
I have got the most satisfaction with CLOWN, the Swarovski mask piece. It is the very first piece that I have won a design competition and displayed my work in the Victoria and Albert Museum, London. That piece is very big to me.
I do not really check jewellery magazines regularly, so I get information only when I receive emails or on the Facebook group page of CSM's Jewellery Design Course Alumni.
When I want to get information I check Klimt02 or just google it.
I usually talk to my sister when I come up with a theme of a project, to ask if it is interesting or not. Also, I sometimes discuss the outcome of my work with my brother, who is also a jewellery designer.
When I hear the word, I imagine very far in the future in which people are walking in the air and teleport things as they wish; Things are controlled systematically, but people are mentally free and released from any problems and make friends with the creatures from other planets, etc.. I expect for very happy and comfortable future. And, thinking that the future is an extension of the present, I think to focus on "now" and try to make it better is what we need to do for the future we expect for.


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Get the BEST training around
The human resources department at the IU School of Medicine is offering a training series called Basic Essentials of Supervision Training, or B.E.S.T., for all IUPUI faculty and staff beginning April 3. This series is designed to provide supervisors with information and resources to get accustomed to the IU culture of supervising employees.
Aspiring, new and seasoned supervisors will be provided the opportunity to learn from HR experts within the IU School of Medicine and the IU School of Dentistry. The training sessions offer experiential learning through case studies, focus groups and networking with colleagues on campus.
This training is offered free of charge and runs through July 17. Registered participants have access to webinars associated with each session, so hurry and register now!
Geese on campus require caution
Tread with care around campus, because geese have discovered numerous areas where they like to build nests. When the geese have eggs or goslings, they become extremely protective of the area around the nests. When humans get too close to the nest, they are often attacked, which can lead to injuries.
The Campus Facility Services Grounds Department personnel are trying to keep geese from building nests around buildings, and they need your help. Some people want to feed the geese, but this is a bad practice for many reasons. DO NOT FEED THE GEESE. If you see others feeding them, please inform them that they should not feed them. It is IUPUI's practice to not feed any wild birds or animals on campus.
The department may be using other forms of geese deterrents, such as orange plastic snow fence, in known nesting areas to discourage nesting. Please do not disturb these deterrents. The CFS Grounds Department has a federal permit to remove the eggs and nests. If you encounter problems with geese, contact the CFS Trouble Line at 317-278-1900.
The Indiana Department of Natural Resources provides this advice:
"The Canada goose's natural diet includes seeds, plants and insects, and human food is not a healthy substitute. Hand feeding encourages the geese to stay in one place, and it also causes them to grow accustomed to human interaction. Not only is this dangerous to the geese, but it could result in more aggressive and harmful behavior by the geese toward humans."
New security measures at Riley Hospital for Children
New safety and security measures at Riley Hospital for Children at IU Health have begun and may affect how faculty, students and visitors enter and exit the hospital. Effective March 12, Riley began using manned metal detectors with video monitoring in lobbies at the Simon Family Tower and Riley Outpatient Center. On March 19, the hospital restricted access by locking the Atrium Lobby entrance and requiring a badge to enter. Safety enhancements also include adding more police staffing throughout the hospital. New badge readers at certain locations will be added throughout the year to provide secure access for authorized staff.
In an email distributed to hospital leadership, Riley at IU Health leaders stated: "One of our top priorities at Riley is the safety and security of our patients, families, visitors and team members. While we strive to provide the safest possible environment for all who walk through Riley's doors, there is always room for improvement."
The Divine Nine
The IUPUI Office of Community Engagement, Multicultural Center, and Campus Center and Student Experiences are bringing the two-act play "The Divine Nine" to the Campus Center Theater this weekend. The show centers around the nine historically black Greek-letter organizations that comprise the National Pan-Hellenic Council. In this production, students are confronted with a dilemma: The university is offering only seven fraternity/sorority houses to the Divine Nine, and the organizations have to compete to see who wins and who loses.
"The Divine Nine" premiered in October 2016 at the IU Neal-Marshall Alumni Club in Bloomington. Khalilah Shabazz, director of the Multicultural Center at IUPUI, saw the production and felt the show had a strong message that needed to be heard in Indianapolis.
"As IUPUI NPHC organizations continue to grow at IUPUI, I saw the play as an incredible testament to the power of working together for a unified purpose. These organizations can play a vital role in the retention and support of underrepresented students on campus and help to build community," Shabazz said. "I felt that through the play, IUPUI students could envision their future as NPHC organizations and be inspired by the possibilities."
The play will be presented in two free performances Friday, March 23, and Monday, March 26, at 6 p.m. each night.
Grand Challenge workshop deadline extended
Last month, IU released the Request for Phase 2 Proposals for "Responding to the Addictions Crisis," IU's third Grand Challenge initiative. To encourage the development of innovative, cross-disciplinary, collaborative Phase 2 projects, IU's Office of the Vice President for Research has hired KnowInnovation to lead an Ideas Lab, an intensive, three-day residential workshop in which faculty from diverse disciplines will work with one another and with community partners to find new solutions to the addictions crisis.
The Ideas Lab will take place May 14-16 in New Harmony, Indiana, with accommodations and meals provided for participants. IU faculty members and researchers from all campuses are eligible to apply. The deadline to apply has been extended to March 26. Participation is limited to 35 to 40.
While most Phase 2 proposals will be developed through more-traditional processes, the Ideas Lab format is intended to spark novel and interdisciplinary projects that would be difficult to imagine outside of such an intensive and focused setting. During the Ideas Lab, participants will scope the problem and its component parts in new ways and begin to build unique teams that will develop strategies that can only come from the interplay of ideas that begins at the Ideas Lab. Multiple project proposals may come out of the Ideas Lab process; those that are not selected for Phase 2 funding through the IU Grand Challenges program will be well-positioned to secure external funding from federal agency, philanthropic or corporate funders.


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A survey reveals that Drug habit remedy is a posh course of. It isn't simple to get rid from this critical dilemma. The federal government goals to uproot it without end from all elements of the world. Now it has turn out to be a giant barrier within the progress of your path. Even a number of drug rehab facilities supply many various packages at various prices in lots of elements of the world. As we speak, it's completely not simple to decide on a Drug Rehab Remedy middle in a number of elements of the world. This can be a difficult job for all medical professionals. However, now it's to carry out up entrance to search out the simplest remedy middle for particular person scenario.
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Funke Akindele urges Nigerians to collaborate with government
20 April 2020 | 2:40 pm
A Nollywood actress, Funke Akindele-Bello, has urged Nigerians to collaborate with the federal and state governments in the fight against the dreaded COVID-19 pandemic in the country.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) recalls that Akindele was arrested and prosecuted by the Lagos State government for violating the social distancing rule, when she hosted a birthday party for her husband, Abdulrasheed Bello, aka JJC Skills.
NAN also recalls that Akindele-Bello, popular known as Jenifa, and her husband were sentenced to 14-day community service and fined N100,000 each.
The actress, who said she had learnt a lot of lessons from her ordeals during her trial, took to her Instagram page, @funkejenifaakindele to advise Nigerians on the dangers of COVID-19 in a video clip.
"These past few weeks have been a learning curve but we must keep moving forward.
"My dear friends, Coronavirus is real. We must collaborate with the Lagos state and federal government by staying at home, staying safe.
"Ensure that you wash your hands regularly and maintain social distance," she wrote.
Akindele-Bello emphasised the importance of maintaining social distancing, "even when we are used to ourselves or some trusted groups of people, especially in this period."
According to her, social distancing will help to curtail the spread of the disease, adding that prevention is better than sacrifice.
"My heart goes out to all those who lost their loved ones to this pandemic; may their souls rest in peace.
"Health workers at the frontline, we can't thank you enough for your good work and pray this pandemic passes away.
"Those with fear of uncertainty daily, we are in this together; we can only achieve our dream when we are alive.
"So let us stay at home and stay safe," she added.The actress also expressed appreciation to her fans and well- wishers for their support and solidarity during her ordeal.
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The descent by Nigerians into the poverty hole seems very rapid despite the country's fabled wealth. In the 70s we were swimming in wealth.
Addressing skills gap in supply chain
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How shall countries answer the question of our times?
The world today is going through momentous changes unseen in a century, changes that are consequential to the world, to our times, and to history. The COVID-19 pandemic still drags on with cases surging here and there. The world economy is getting more fragile. The geopolitical environment remains tense. Global governance is seriously inadequate. Food…
NIDS urges FG to increase budget for medical consumables, local production
The Nigerian Infectious Diseases Society (NIDS) has charged Federal Government to commit sufficient fund to the promotion of local manufacturing of medical consumables in the country, including therapeutics and vaccines for infectious diseases.
Labour threatens to picket hotels over anti-labour practices
Organised labour unions in the hospitality sector, yesterday, threatened to picket Sheraton, Accor, Protea and other hotels found culpable of undermining the interest of workers in Nigeria.
Buhari approves relaxation of COVID-19 safety measures
President Muhammadu Buhari has approved the immediate relaxation of COVID-19 safety measures and travel advisory following the recommendations of the Presidential Steering Committee on COVID-19...


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Q: Uploading images to firebase using Angular.js How can I upload image from my PC to Firebase in a web application?
HTML
<div class="image-file">
    <input type="file" id="img-input" ng-model="img">
</div>

My firebase URL
"https://shopper-fbdbf.firebaseio.com/images"

I am not able to get the value of the input in the controller. Is there any other solution? Any api's available for this purpose?

A: for use File Api in Angular -
ng-file-upload directive

var file = ... // use the Blob or File API
// ref - firebase.storage().ref('uploads/' + filename);
    ref.put(file).then(function(snapshot) {
console.log('Uploaded a blob or file!');

});
This video may faster help you understand how it work


romina basso | opera, innit?
I really like the interesting way the B section is done here. It's so smooth.
I wanted to write more on the subject (I love this aria – and all the other Orlando ones), post a couple more renditions but I am deflated from too much irl fuss this month so this is it. It's a good moment to have Basso in the spotlight, since I don't think I've done so yet. More power to the contraltos and their ferocious set of chompers!


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Meghan Markle And Queen Elizabeth Step Out For The First Time Together
Meghan Markle and Queen Elizabeth stepped out together for the very first time today!
The new Duchess of Sussex was looking gorgeous in Givenchy, while the Queen of England wore Rachel Trevor Morgan.
The two ventured out together on Thursday morning in Cheshire, about 200 miles from London.
This is the very first time the Queen has taken her new granddaughter-in-law out on an official visit, less than a month after Markle married Prince Harry.
The Mersey Gateway Bridge was their first stop, where Meghan and the Queen met architects, planners and community representatives. They also watched a performance by local school children before Elizabeth formally opened the bridge.
They also visited Storyhouse in nearby Chester.
Read more about their visit via People.
photos via Getty