A bullying survey carried across the UK IN 2014 is is the most comprehensive report into bullying of young people in the UK. The survey was carried out, over 3600 people from 13 to 18 years.
45% of young people experience bullying before the age of 18.
26% of those bullied have experienced bullying on a daily basis.
30% have never told anybody that they are being bullied.
51% were not satisfied with the bullying support they got from teachers.
34% reported being bullied for prejudice based reasons (homophobia/ racism/religious discrimination/ disability discrimination/ cultural discrimination/ transphobia.
63% of respondents with physical disability were bullied and more extremely socially excluded.
61% of respondents have been physically attacked.
10% have attempted to commit suicide as a result of bullying.
10% of respondents reported been sexually assaulted.
83% said bullying had a negative impact on their self esteem.
56% said bullying had seriously affected their studies.


Last week I started of a new series on my blog interviewing people from the Magento community all around the world. I started by interviewing Vinai Kopp, next up is Artyom Rabzonov!
As many of USSR children I was dreaming of becoming a cosmonaut :).
Don't hesitate, and never regret about the chosen way.
Nothing unusual - I'm an office dweller mostly ) My normal activity is team management, processing some incoming requests, establishing new partnerships, strategic planning - that's what I'm busy with during a normal working day.
That night out on Mallorca (Magento Developers Paradise - Guido) was close to be ideal - warm night on an island, bars, dances and a bit of alcohol. But the main component is company - joyful happy people whom pleasure to spend time with.
PC gaming. Joke, that what I was good at some time ago ) It looks like I'm good at organizing people - that's why we have a strong and smoothly working team now.
Understanding new programming techniques. I used to be a programmer but in the last years my focus had moved to management and coordination. Hope to have a bit more time to overtake the knowledge in the nearest future, as computing is what I'm fond of.
I'm really proud of my company and of all what we managed to achieve during the last years. aheadWorks had been started over 5 years ago by 3 graduates - my 2 companions Cyril and Eugene, and me, and has turned into a reliable solutions partner with good positions on the market. Nowadays there are more than 30 people working with us and this number is constantly growing. I see many dedicated people here who love what they do and from the other side I see many satisfied customers - isn't that what I must be proud of?
How did you get involved in Magento?
We had discovered Magento in late 2008, I was one of the first in aheadWorks who tried to use and develop for Magento, did some coding those days. We searched the forum, communicated with people, found an idea and implemented a solution. It was free and not too complex, however the success was obvious: the extension had hundreds of downloads in just a few days and many people were asking about new features.
Simply because it opens great opportunities. It won't be exaggeration to say that our primary focus is Magento. Strong community, good architecture, scalability, unique distribution model, fast growth and evolution - all these things make Magento outstanding and attractive for us.
What should every newcomer know about Magento?
Magento has taken over e-commerce solution market, on its platform you can build basically any solution you need, but don't expect it coming out of the box. A bit of patience and diligence and you can start selling absolutely anything - from 1-cent-pins to heavy machinery, from hotel bookings to magazine subscriptions - just put a bit of efforts and have your business running online.
Which feature would you really like to see added to Magento?
As our company sells digital goods we'd like to see stronger digital products support. But even more we'd encourage core development and refactoring.
And what feature would you really like to see removed?
Magento is quite consistent, I cannot say there is something unnecessary. The features we don't use are required by other merchants so I can hardly recollect anything what must be removed.
What is the first extension you install in Magento?
Help Desk Ultimate and Advanced Reports, both by aheadWorks of course :) These products are somewhat required for any Magento based store as they add functionality you can hardly live without.
What's the first thing you would improve on magentocommerce.com?
I'd like to see better Magento Connect. The Magento Inc. team did a good job organizing and structuring the extensions, adding new categories, filters, etc. Now it's time to think about proper content. There are lots of neglected and lowest-quality extensions, test uploads, which perplex and frustrate merchants who look for extending their stores functionality. Without proper content moderation or a kind of certification program Magento Connect will lose its power.
What are your plans with Magento in the (near) future?
Our primary effort during the last months is Magento iPhone Theme - a highly required and anticipated product. The release is planned on 24 November, and the last week we had published a video preview of the product which has already gained lots of feedback, we are receiving tons of new inqueries. Another new upcoming products for this year: Order Flags extension which is dedicated to save time managing orders and make this process more effective; Popup extension for marketing and advertising purposes; and RMA extension, the name speaks for itself - it will add proper return material authorization ability into Magento. All these extensions were developed basing on feedback from our valued visitors and customers on our forum - forum.aheadworks.com Also you can expect updates of Checkout Promo, Advanced Newsletter, Product Questions, Subscriptions and Recurring Payments extensions - all releases will contain new functionality and some fixes. So as you can see we are having hot time here ) Besides product updates we are also focused on building a strong Magento community here and plan to organize local Magento meetup events next year, which must be popular due to great number of local developers, and we know many of them work with Magento platform.
Complete the sentence "Magento changes the e-commerce landscape forever because..."
...it's innovative, scalable, open source, easily extendible platform with amazing active community. It's not only about the code - it's about people, and there are thousands of people who love Magento and that's why it will continue to prosper with no doubts. Thanks Artyom for your cooperation! Next week I'll interview Jisse Reitsma from Yireo. If you want to stay up-to-date, you can subscribe to the RSS feed, the Newsletter or my Facebook page.


For a generation or more reference to Vietnam meant war. Happily that War and the unification of North and South that resulted in peace happened 40 years ago so it is a distant memory. The natural hospitality and friendliness of the Vietnamese has shone through ever since and the gems found throughout the Country are once again on show to everyone including the huge numbers who now travel from different parts of the world to enjoy everything from the French colonial architecture, largely from the 19th Century, the religious sites, museums and the natural beauty to the cuisine and the stunning beaches.
Vietnam tour packages include the highlights of the Country and good tour companies can accommodate groups that have particular interests and therefore their travel in Vietnamis tailored to those interests. The country has varying seasons. The latitudes it covers mean that when there is rain in the far north the rest of the country may well be dry. Rain is only an inconvenience, not a reason not to travel to Vietnam or indeed include the country in Indochina tourpackages. By all means do your research as you begin to consider Vietnam for a holiday and feel free to ask any questions about what Vietnam tour packages provide. In the meantime here is some advicefor you to get a better idea of what to expect both from the people and the places.
• Bargains. Everyone likes a bargain and in many walks of life you will be able to negotiate from the first price you are quoted. Prices will vary from city to city and remote areas to popular towns and resorts. It is natural that locals will seek extra profit from overseas tourists who travel in Vietnam. How determined you are to get the best price varies from person to person. The main thing is that you are happy and the vendor doesn't lose face in the negotiation.
• Cuisine. While Vietnamese food has not spread as widely as Chinese, Indian and Thai it is delicious and sold in the street as you will find in many Asian countries. There are some things that may not be to your taste but every busy street vendor will be selling fresh food and hence there will be no worry over hygiene. There are restaurant guides and if you are on Vietnam tour packages a great deal will be organised for you. However if you have free time and need a restaurant go into one where the locals are already eating; testimony enough.
• Look around. One of the thingsaboutIndochina tour packages you should always expect the unexpected and in your free time you should go looking for it. That does not mean good advice includes exploring strange places at night; you wouldn't at home either.
• The latest news. If you keep your eyes open for posters or leaflets, you may see something to interest you that is current.
• Differences. When you travel in Vietnamyou can expect new foodand the drinks, soft and alcoholic. You may see familiar labels you but the products will have been produced for the local market; they may be different from home.
• Touring. Your itinerary will be fairly comprehensive and all arranged if you are on Vietnam tour packages. Ifyou have some free timedon't be worried about joining a local tour.
• Transport. Buses are cheap and the best way to travel although they may be crowded. If you get in a taxi be certain you know the cost before you start your journey.
• Health. Health facilities will not as good as home, in particular in remote areas. Carry a first aid kit and if you feel the need for particular medication take it with you when you travel to Vietnam.
• Small time crime. You should be careful as pickpockets frequent towns and cities, especially tourist areas. Keep documents safe and only carry things you need. It is best to have photocopies of valuable documents like your passport and tickets and to have a hotel safe deposit box.
• Approach from strangers. This will happen regularly and often they mean no harm but as a tourist,strangers will see you as an opportunity to earn money. Just politely refuse any approach and they will usually go away.If all your arrangements are made by a tour company then there will only be the odd occasion when you can look lost and needing help.
There are distinct regions in Vietnam with its two major cities, Hanoi the capital and the larger former capital of South Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh City (formerly Saigon). All Vietnam tour packages include them both while Indochina tour packages are likely to do so as well.
There is over 3,000 kilometres of coastline with the seasons ensuring that if rain is expected in one part of the country it will be warm and sunny in another part. You need to decide on your itinerary accordingly.
Here are some of the highlights of travel to Vietnam and if there is something a little off the ''beaten track'' that interests you then mention it.
• Hanoi is a beautiful city with wide boulevards of green, a legacy of the colonial times when the French were in control. There are fine examples of their architecture that are just part of this beautiful city. Rural life with villages where the local farmers live as they have done for generations lie immediately you leave the city.
• Hoan Kiem Lake within the city boundaries legend tells was where King Le Loi received and then returned a sword which he used to repel the Chinese.
• Halong Bay is due east of Hanoi. It is a UNESCO World Heritage site with over 100 kilometres of coastline, numerous bays and islands. Tiny fishing villages are scattered along the coastline and a cruise in this area is an essential part of any Vietnam holiday.Cat Ba,the largest of the Islands, has great beaches, tropical green forests with caves, rivers and valleys.
• Sa Pa Terraces are in the northern highlands. This is a poor region of Vietnam where the locals grow rice and vegetables. They sit in the Muong HoaValley below Fanispan Mountain which at over 3,000 metres is the highest peak of the whole of Indochina.
• Danang is the third city of Vietnam located in the centre of the country. It is the main industrial city in Vietnam and has good transport connections for trading. . It is a great base for exploring some significant sites of interest reasonably close by including the ancient capital, the imperial city of Hue, the old town of Hoi An and the ruins at My Son, the former site of over 70 temples and stupas, the centre of the Champasak Kingdom over 1,000 years ago. UNESCO has recognised the value of these places in world history and culture.
• Central Coastal Resorts offer relaxation on great beaches perhaps in the mid-point of a tour when you need to build up your energy again. Nha Trang has developed from being a tiny village where fishing and agriculture were the main activities to a significant coastal resort attracting many tourists. Diving is especially popular as is the 3.3 kilometre cable car ride over the water.
• Cu Chi Tunnels remind everyone who sees them of the Vietnam War. The Vietcong used them to shelter from the Americans. They were a relatively sophisticated complex of tunnels where people had often to live for day on end. Everything needed for life was there though they could hardly be described as comfortable. Some of the tunnels are open to the tourist though they have had to be enlarged to accommodate tourists who are generally bigger than the Vietnamese who used them.
• Ho Chi Ming City also bears evidence of both the French and the Americans. The city is a major economic hub with traditional architecture side by side with modern skyscrapers. Chinatown is fascinating and there are plenty of pagodas to add a third dimension to the skyline.
• The Mekong Delta is the most fertile region of Vietnam. The river is navigable from the East Sea right up to Phnom Penh, the Capital of Cambodia. Inevitably the Mekong features strongly in Indochina tour packages. It is a delight to cruise on the river and see the daily life of locals. There are numerous small channels as well as those that accommodate the main traffic.


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Augusta State University
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About Augusta State University
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Admissions Requirements for Augusta State University
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The total cost to attend on campus is $28,776. Let's break that cost down. Room and board will run $10,250 annually. Books and Supplies will cost another $1,000. And lastly, in state tuition and fees is $5,622. Additional cost elements for out of state students are as follows:
80% of students attending Augusta State University receive some sort of financial aid. 43% were awarded federal grants. While 53% received federal loans. Many students do also need to apply for additional private student loans.

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Neil Lennon spoke to the media following Bolton's 1-1 home draw against QPR.
Zach Clough's stunning goal midway through the second period looked to have secured three home points, but Matt Phillips netted a stoppage time equaliser to ensure the spoils were shared.
And the manager covered the below points in his post-match press conference.
It feels like a defeat, it's heart-breaking. We've managed to get a point out of the game but we needed three. The manner in which we conceded the late goal is disappointing. It was poor from us at a time when we should be seeing the danger out.
Overall I felt like we did well. We have been playing well for some time and we did again today. We showed that there is fight there today. There are plenty of games left and we all believe we can still get out of the position we are in. We don't look like a team languishing at the bottom of the league right now.
I thought that there were some outstanding individual performances out there. Darren Pratley and Jay Spearing were superb in the middle of the park. Liam Feeney had another good game.
It was a wonder goal and I thought we deserved it when it came. He's a superb talent and whilst he was on the fringes of the game at times, but we leave him out there because he's a threat. In the end he had to come off with a bit of cramp but we're better for having him in the side.
We've gained a point on a few teams around us. Whilst we should have had three, we've still closed the gap. We have to keep going now with an important game ahead of us on Tuesday at Birmingham.


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Reigning in the Backcountry
Swan Mountain Outfitters has emerged in the last decade as one of the largest horseback outfitting companies in the state and the only horse guides in Glacier Park
By Molly Priddy // Jul 18, 2018
Swan Mountain Outfitters packers Cooper Davis, front, and Ken Wallace lead a team across Crystal Ford as they descend from Sperry Chalet on July 13, 2018. Beacon File Photo
SHOW CAPTION Greg Lindstrom | Flathead Beacon | BUY
LAKE MCDONALD — Going-to-the-Sun Road was empty on a July morning shortly before 8 a.m. The summer sun was breaking over the craggy peaks guarding the lake, illuminating a green and calm forest near the Sperry Trail.
Just off the road, hidden in the trees, stood the A-Team, half a dozen of Swan Mountain Outfitters' best mules, handpicked for a tough assignment. They were headed to the historic Sperry Chalet, where a team of architects' gear was ready to be hauled back down the mountain.
It was a wonky load, with core drills, survey equipment and more used to map out the rebuild of the chalet after it burned in a wildfire last summer.
"We definitely brought the best of the best," wrangler and packer Cooper Davis said as he saddled the mules. "And not just because of the equipment — they scheduled the most complicated pack for Friday the 13th."
This elicits a laugh from Ken Wallace, the other packer on the string. They've both been with Swan Mountain Outfitters (SMO) for several seasons now, and though they were a bit shocked by the new post-fire landscape along the trail to the chalet — "you've got views you didn't have before," Wallace said — they said they feel right at home regardless.
Both are originally from the East Coast, with Davis haling from New York and Wallace from Florida, but neither could imagine working anywhere other than in Glacier National Park for SMO.
"They're great people to work for," Davis said. "They make you feel like family."
Swan Mountain Outfitters packers Cooper Davis, front, and Ken Wallace lead a team down from Sperry Chalet on July 13, 2018. Greg Lindstrom | Flathead Beacon
Family is a cornerstone to the business model at SMO; in fact, founder and outfitter Pat Tabor Sr. would tell you it's the entire reason the backcountry outfitting business has expanded as much as it has in the last decade.
Tabor Sr. originally purchased Swan Mountain Ranch in 1999, and made the decision to buy Lion Creek Outfitters in 2005. That purchase was the start of it all.
"I was actually an executive of an international accounting firm and had an opportunity to retire early," Tabor Sr. said. "At the ripe age of 47, we were finding ourselves wanting to live and work in Montana."
He and his wife, Joanne Tabor, bought the business as a sort of boutique outfitting service Tabor Sr. could run in semi-retirement. He'd been on dozens of outfitting trips in the past decade for hunting and fishing and admired the lifestyle.
"Next thing you know, we bought the damn thing," Tabor Sr. said with a laugh.
Lion Creek was a relatively small operation, taking hunters into the Bob Marshall Wilderness Area Complex and the Swan Mountain Range in the fall. Then it just started growing, Tabor Sr. said. He guided every hunting and packing trip those first few years, but it grew to a point that he decided to hire people to work with him.
Three years in, Tabor Sr.'s daughter, Aubrie Lorona, and her husband, Erik Lorona, reached out and said they'd like to join the family business. The couple had been living and working in San Francisco but wanted out of the fast-paced and expensive city.
Tabor Sr. knew the business would need to expand to be able to support both his daughter and son-in-law, so in 2006, SMO bought the concessionaire contract for horse rides in Glacier National Park, becoming the sole outfit allowed to bring horses on trails.
"They dropped everything and moved to Montana," Tabor Sr. said. "It was quite the learning curve."
Pat Tabor Sr., owner and founder of Swan Mountain Outfitters. Greg Lindstrom | Flathead Beacon
His son, Pat Tabor Jr., eventually decided to put his recreation management and nature-based tourism degree to work for his family. He'd graduated from Bigfork High School and the University of Montana with intentions of pursuing eco-tourism in South America, but by the time he graduated, the recession was growing.
In 2010, the company acquired Great Northern Llama to start using llamas as pack animals on trips, and in 2013, SMO opened the Crown of the Continent Discovery Center, along with its fifth trail-ride corral. The same year, SMO won a permit for snowmobile tours throughout the Flathead National Forest, forming Swan Mountain Snowmobiling. Tabor Sr. had also started a guide school to train new packers and outfitters, which he said is now one of largest guiding schools in the country, if not the biggest.
"It give us the opportunity to attract and train a lot of good people," he said.
It hasn't been an entirely smooth ride for SMO. Relying on natural resources for revenue is "highly complicated," Tabor Sr. said. Last year, the Sperry Fire burned more than 17,000 acres, completely shutting down their Lake McDonald corral. They still had others around the park, but there was considerable maneuvering with guests and reservations and keeping everyone safe.
Such volatility is why they diversified, Tabor Sr. said.
Having his family involved made it easier for Tabor to start the process he's currently working through: actually retiring and handing over SMO to his children and their spouses.
"I've essentially transitioned almost entirely out of it," Tabor said last week.
The Loronas run the outfit's northern operation, including Glacier Park and the Discovery Center, sending out 15,000 trail rides a season and maintaining a retail business at the center. They're also helping out the architects with the Sperry Chalet reconstruction, and will be taking trail rides back up there this summer.
"It takes a lot of flexibility; it takes us being really able to be responsive and come up with plans on the fly," Aubrie Lorona said. "And doing a whole lot of coordinating. We have a lot invested in Sperry on a personal level. It's a high priority to see it go well."
Aubrie Lorona, pictured at the Crown of the Continent Discovery Center near West Glacier. Greg Lindstrom | Flathead Beacon
Tabor Jr. and his wife, Megan Tabor, run the Swan division of the business, with hunting, fishing and pack trips out of the Lion Creek location, as well as the llama division. They've also added the Salmon Forks location at the Meadowcreek Trailhead in the northern Bob Marshall for fishing trips.
Running a backcountry outfitting business proved a challenge for both couples, who hadn't worked in the industry before. Erik Lorona said they knew it would be tough, but they had to try.
"We had no idea what we were getting into, but we knew we might not ever get an opportunity like this again," Lorona said on his way to Many Glacier. "Little did we know there was no getting back to anything once you come here."
Tabor Jr. went through the guiding school and worked in entry-level positions for a few years before filling in the corral manager position. Megan does all the contracts and organizes licenses, and her culinary-school background also drives her to make sure everyone in the front and backcountry have enough to eat. The couple had a baby boy, Finn, four months ago, joining their 10-year-old daughter, Lola. The kids come to work with them, and witness what hard work looks like and earns. Lola is already a junior llama wrangler, Megan Tabor said.
"I like that my kids are going to grow up with these kinds of experiences," she said. "I think it's really rare that you can raise your family in this setting and make a living at the same time. We're really lucky."
Tabor Jr. sat for his outfitter exam earlier this month, which he said is the last piece of the puzzle in the transition process. The outfitter permits will transfer from his father's name to his. It's a change Tabor Sr. is proud of, one that he knows he's lucky to experience, leaving his company in such capable and caring hands. Retirement is going to be all about the grandkids, he said.
It's been a wild decade or so since he bought the first business, and Tabor Sr. is happy he stayed on the saddle through the ride. It's been an honor being able to introduce people to Northwest Montana's finest outdoor areas, he said, including his employees. The horses are also very popular, garnering letters from children all over the country who had a great time; Tabor Sr.'s first stallion, Smokey, is a fan favorite, with a file of letters an inch-and-a-half thick.
"I love the opportunity when we have folks who come from such different places and they're visiting Montana for the first time, when you see the awe and inspiration on someone's face when they see the big, open country on top of a horse on top of a mountain," Tabor Sr. said. "You're one of the few privileged people who introduced someone to something they didn't even know existed."
Erik Lorona echoed Tabor Sr.'s comments, adding that becoming an accomplished packer took work, but it was all worth it.
"There's no hiding from work, whether it's here or anywhere else," he said. "You have to work, so to be able to do something where you have an impact on other people's lives, including our employees, it's a really unique thing that we get to do."
Before they hit the trail, packers Davis and Wallace made sure their mules were happy and their horses were ready. Despite their origins, they look like they've always been here, with mud-caked boots, faded blue jeans and cowboy hats.
Both are quick to say how much they've enjoyed working with SMO, being able to ply their newly learned trade in one of the most beautiful places on Earth. It's not all sunshine and wildflowers — there are still wild elements with which they must contend — but neither packer has any plans to move along any time soon.
"Swan Mountain Outfitters have the only contract in Glacier Park — it makes it tough to leave," Davis said with a smile.
For more information on Swan Mountain Outfitters, visit www.swanmountainoutfitters.com.
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Q: NFC auto-open android application I have been instructed to get an NFC tag to open an app that I'm creating using phonegap and I'm adding the following code to my AndroidManifest.xml file.
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My question is why is it not working for me? When I scan the NFC tag it should open my application right? It isn't. It opens the web-browser on the tab and brings me to said URL.
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This is my full manifest file...
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<manifest xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
    package="com.example.healthe_scan"
    android:versionCode="1"
    android:versionName="1.0" >

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A: ~7 hours down the drain...
There was nothing wrong with the code- it was my tags that weren't working properly. Whatever my tag writer was doing it would open the browser and direct it to the designated URL but wasn't starting the app. I changed my tag writer to this one...
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nxp.nfc.tagwriter&hl=en

and it worked straight away.

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We offer to brush your small pet for 40-80 CZK. Nails trimming for 50 CZK and hair cutting of long-haired guinea pigs for 400-500 CZK and teddy rabbits for 600-1000 CZK (price depends on the state of your pet's fur). If you order hair cutting together with the sitting, you will pay 500 CZK for hair cutting of rabbit and 350 CZK for hair cutting of guinea pig. For more information and photos, see this page.
I also offer a professional photo shoot of your pet. I take pictures with digital SLR (single-lens reflex) and you will be given photos on CD or on your flash disc. The possibility of a pet photo shoot will be offered to you on the first day of pet sitting. Price for 5 photos is 200 CZK.
You can choose individual training of your dog or dog training together with dog sitting. In the case of individual dog training, we charge 500 CZK per hour. In the case of dog training with the dog sitting, we charge 50% more for the dog sitting.
This method induces your dog's psychical and physical well-being of your dog. It takes 60 minutes and costs 500 CZK for all dogs sizes. First therapy is quite long, but the price is the same. Therapy takes place at your home or in our place. The transport costs 15 CZK/km.
Dogs massage takes around 45 minutes and is performed by the dry way without using of essentials oils. It improves the physical condition of your dog, releases the stress and helps him to feel relaxed. Massages take place in our place or at your home. The price of transport is 15 CZK/km.


Junior Abby Maichin moves the ball down the court for the Blue Devils.
The Huntington girls basketball team currently sits in fourth place in Suffolk League III with a league record of 8-6 after a win against Smithtown East on Saturday and a loss at Deer Park on Tuesday.
The Blue Devils took down visiting Smithtown East on Jan. 26 by a score of 40-27.
The Blue Devils improved to 7-5 in league play after Saturday's victory.
Huntington junior Abby Maichin turned in another team leading scoring effort with 17 points, seven rebounds and six steals. The junior has been one of Huntington's top players this season.
Christie Baade had four points and made her presence felt under the boards on both ends of the court.
Emily Plachta contributed nine points and eight rebounds, and Paige Lennon dropped a three pointer. Laurel Bonn, Charlotte Maggio and Holly Wright all had two points, while Jordan Forte scored a point from the free throw line.
The Blue Devils traveled to Deer Park on Tuesday night looking to continue their winning ways, but got off to a slow start on offense.
Huntington scored just six points in the first half, and they went into the locker room at halftime trailing the Falcons 26-6.
The Blue Devils took the court in the third quarter determined to show their fighting spirit. They outscored Deer Park 16-4 in the third quarter cutting the deficit to eight.
The third quarter comeback proved too little too late, and the Blue Devils lost 34-24.
Maichin again led the scoring for Huntington with nine points. Plachta finished with eight points, Lennon contributed four points and Wright knocked down the only three pointer of the game for the Blue Devils.


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Michael Brown, Ferguson and the nature of unrest
The American town of Ferguson, Missouri, was been wracked by violence and protests this month following the fatal police shooting of teenage college student Michael Brown. Garrett Albert Duncan, a scholar in education and African-American Studies at Washington University in Missouri, writes about Brown's death in the context of American culture.
GARRETT ALBERT DUNCAN, Washington University in St Louis, The Conversation
"The death of Michael Brown is heartbreaking, and Michelle and I send our deepest condolences to his family and his community at this very difficult time … I know the events of the past few days have prompted strong passions, but as details unfold, I urge everyone in Ferguson, Missouri, and across the country to remember this young man through reflection and understanding. We should comfort each other and talk with one another in a way that heals, not in a way that wounds." – Statement by US president Barack Obama on the passing of Michael Brown, August 12, 2014.
Many Americans share president Barack Obama's sentiment regarding the death of 18-year-old Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri. This is clearly indicated in the deeply felt hurt experienced by so many and the massive swell of moral support people of all backgrounds offered to the young man's parents in recent days.
But to suggest that all, or even most, Americans feel the same would be severely misleading. Some citizens, drawing on media-fed imagery and timeworn stereotypes of young black men, have gone so far as to suggest that the unarmed teenager's tragic death at the hands of a Ferguson police officer was self-inflicted, of his own doing, deserved and the result of his defiance of state authority.
A young man with a promising future notwithstanding, too many in the United States view the disputed events that led to Brown's death as the reasonable, albeit unfortunate, consequence of his errant behaviour.
These views are not necessarily based on ignorance or even racial animus. However, it must be made clear, these features remain entrenched themes of contemporary American culture and life. The devaluing of Brown's life is informed by a form of marginalisation that refers to the condition of those whom the broader society chronically excludes from economic networks and networks of care – or what American legal scholar Richard Delgado describes as being "beyond love".
Missouri in general and the St Louis metropolitan area in particular has a long history of this kind of exclusion. A New York Times editorial on Brown's death, for instance, describes "the history of racial segregation, economic inequality and overbearing law enforcement that produced so much of the tension now evident on the streets" of Ferguson, a suburban town of 21,000 people. The editorial goes on to note that, "until the late 1940s, blacks weren't allowed to live in most suburban St Louis County towns."
In addition, a core American cultural value that gives priority to property rights over human rights informs such indifference towards the lives of especially young black men and women. This is evident in the almost immediate media shift from the focus on what some regard as the state-sanctioned murder of Brown, whose lifeless body was left exposed, lying on the open boulevard for over four hours, to an over-emphasis on the loss of property in Ferguson in the aftermath of his death.
In this instance, the importance of property is evident in the roll-out of body-armoured police, the deployment of tanks and police cars to barricade citizens, and the wanton firing of tear gas and rubber bullets into peaceful crowds.
In effect, these domestic military manoeuvres in an overwhelmingly black neighbourhood were in no way intended to protect the lives of its residents but rather its property.
Even Obama's words betray this sentiment. His reference to "strong passions" and emphases on "reflection and understanding" and on talk "that heals, not in ways that wound" is in tacit reference to the days of unrest that followed Brown's death. But these wounds and so-called violence in response to Brown's death were directed at the economic institutions and patterns of oppression and racial violence that figure so prominently in the marginalisation of many of Ferguson's residents.
The violence that the authorities would be prudent to attend to are the very structural forces that oppress the youth who have responded en masse to the senseless death of one of their own. For sure, there are many older adults, sincere, concerned and operating in good faith, who have joined them.
The waning generations too must partner with their daughters and sons in transforming the conditions under which America continues to bury its young.
Garrett Albert Duncan, Associate Professor of Education and of African & African-American Studies in Arts & Sciences at Washington University in St Louis, does not work for, consult to, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organisation that would benefit from this article, and has no relevant affiliations.
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Coffee and Heartburn. Does Your Morning Coffee Cause You Pain or Discomfort?
Coffee and Heartburn: Doctors have always detected a connection between the two. It has almost become a part of common wisdom that coffee, wonderful drink that it is, is one of the main causes behind this painful side effect. One out of five coffee drinkers in the US suffers from this ailment. They have been advised by their doctor to cut their caffeine intake. It's a deplorable situation where they love their brew, but are not loved in return.
So are you doomed to a caffeine-less existence for the rest of your days? Are Coffee and Heartburn so eternally linked together that there is no hope at all for coffee aficionados? Must they necessarily suffer from this or give up the drink they hold so close to their hearts?
The good news is, coffee and heartburn need not be as irrevocably bound together as much today as they once were. There is now a process for making coffee harmless in this respect. The last major innovation in processing technology was in the 1930-s, when decaf was invented. And now, for the first time since then, there is a new technology for making coffee that does not cause this harmful side effect.
What links them together? The contents of the human stomach are naturally acidic, so that is normal. You don't really feel that acidity as long as things are in control. And that acidity is actually necessary for the proper digestion of food. It is when that acidity grows to abnormal levels and rises from the stomach into the food pipe, that you experience heartburn.
There are many substances that may cause this excess of acidity by irritating the stomach. And among the many kinds of stomach irritants, caffeine is one of the most potent. It stimulates the stomach into producing more acid than normal. This is what connects coffee with it. And this is why doctors advise against coffee for chronic patients of acid indigestion.
Now, there are new techniques for making coffee less irritating for the stomach. As a result, this connection between Coffee and Heartburn is not necessary anymore. The Hevla technology, for example, employs a patented process that involves a high pressure steaming of the beans. Removing the irritating substances has not really been the challenge all this time. Rather, it has been removing them while retaining the taste and the flavor – things that make coffee interesting.
This is exactly what the new techniques have achieved. The best Arabica beans are chosen for Hevla-processed coffee, and the roasting goes on as usual. Roasting creates the flavor, but unfortunately also gives rise to the substances that cause the heartburn. The Hevla high pressure steaming method is able to remove these substances without compromising on the taste and flavor.
So if you are one of those people who are thinking of giving up on coffee because of heartburn, despair no more. The link between coffee and heartburn has been broken. Go ahead and try the new product, and savor your favorite brew without suffering for it.


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Q&A: Meet Muhammad Zaman Sagar, Gawri language activist
Zaman will manage the @AsiaLangsOnline account during July 29-August 04, 2020
Written byLaila Le Guen
Posted 28 July 2020 13:31 GMT
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Photo courtesy Muhammad Zaman Sagar.
Following last year's successful social media campaign celebrating linguistic diversity online throughout Asia, the collaborative project is continuing in 2020. Every week, a different language activist and advocate will be taking turns managing the @AsiaLangsOnline Twitter account to share their experiences, best practices, and lessons learned from their revitalization work promoting the use of their native languages, with a special focus on the role of the internet. This campaign is a collaboration between Rising Voices, the Digital Empowerment Foundation, and the O Foundation.
Each week, the upcoming host will answer several questions about their background and give a brief overview of their language. This Q&A is with Muhammad Zaman Sagar (@zamansagar) who will provide a sneak preview of what he will be discussing during his week as host.
Rising Voices (RV): Please tell us about yourself.
Muhammad Zaman Sagar (MZS): My name is Muhammad Zaman Sagar. I was born on April 1, 1973 in the Kalam Valley, located in Swat District in northwestern Pakistan. My native language is called Gawri (Ethnologue: Kalami, code: gwc).
I started language documentation work in 1992 as a teenager. My first teacher, mentor and coach was Dr Joan Baart, who came from the Netherlands to work on this language. I started out as a language and research assistant when I was still a high school student.
After a few years, I formed a spelling committee along with some other educated people from the community, and soon we came up with our own writing system. We have also started publications in this language and the organisation quickly grew in popularity in the Gawri language community.
In 2003, I joined an organization called Forum for Language Initiatives (FLI), which used to be known as the Frontier Language Institute. At the moment, I am the executive director of a project called Gawri Community Development Programme (GCDP). We have six mother tongue-based multilingual education (MTB-MLE) schools for children and two for adults (male and female). We have also established a library whose catalogue boasts more than 1,500 books.
I am consultant in training for SIL International on literacy and education as well as community-based language development in Pakistan.
RV: What is the current status of your language on the internet and offline?
MZS: We currently have two websites dedicated to the Gawri language as well as several social media pages, especially on Facebook and YouTube.
RV: What topics do you plan to focus on during the week that you'll manage the @AsiaLangsOnline Twitter account?
MZS: I will touch on the following topics:
Mother tongue-based multilingual education (MTB-MLE)
Language development and documentation work in Pakistan
Gawri reading campaign
Education for nomadic populations
Views and comments from parents and elders in the community on the use of mother tongue in education
Community-based language development efforts in Pakistan
RV: What are the main motivations for your digital activism ? What are your hopes and dreams for your language?
MZS: According to Ethnologue, Gawri is classified at level 6b* (Threatened) on the Expanded Graded Intergenerational Scale (EGIDS), which measures the vitality of languages. We want to take it up to level 4 (Educational), described as follows: "The language is in vigorous use, with standardization and literature being sustained through a widespread system of institutionally supported education". We are trying our best to carry out advocacy campaigns and represent the language on digital media and we've already seen a great change in the behaviour of the speakers. This language has been highlighted and promoted a lot in the last few years.
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Some facts and what we learned about Trudeau's visit to India
By Arvind Bhardwaj
It was nice to see our PM Justin Trudeau in formal attire after a week long colourful affair and family vacation. The long-awaited visit witnessed so many ups & downs that Trudeau seemed to be in India since ages. The week passed too long, and I am sure Trudeau must have felt the same.
Indian Media, Canadian Main Stream Media, Canadian Ethnic Media (Especially Punjabi) have reported this visit very (over) enthusiastically. Still, there are many simple facts and observations, which have been purposely ignored and that's the real purpose of this article, even though endless details and enough content has been published and aired about PM's India visit.
I really don't believe that PM Trudeau was not welcomed in India as protocol suggests. These are strategically important things and no country will do such things, which may affect their own country's image. Indian External Affair Ministry must have had some strategic, economic & political reasons, If PM Modi had gone the extra mile for other Premiers visiting our country. And moreover, none of the other Premiers were on family vacation in addition to their official visit. The state honour was extended with famous "Modi Hug" to PM Justin Trudeau, when they met officially. Indian PMO would have told Punjab Government as well to cut down the welcome show, we saw in Golden Temple, if that was the case.
Further, I also believe that there was no problem with Trudeau's colourful attire during the visit. I think you need guts to wear something, which you do not usually wear, and he looked amazing. He dressed according to the functions/gatherings he attended and was wooed by his voters.
But many unfortunate things happened, like Atwal's invitation to the dinner and the issue relating to Maninder Saini, which really flared up to the level that Canadian PM himself had to clarify, with apology and full responsibility taken by MP Randeep Sarai from Surrey Centre. He later stepped down as caucus chair.
Now we need to understand how these visits are planned and managed. There are no surprise welcomes or cold shoulders, there are no sudden responsibilities given to MPs, there are no sudden meetings and agendas to be discussed and there are no last-minute invitees. Everything is planned well in advance and agreed between foreign officials and security agencies.
Trudeau had to stand by senior security official's conspiracy theory behind Atwal's invitation. Trudeau stated in parliament in response to a question – "When one of our top diplomats and security officials says something to Canadians it's because they know it to be true." Does he have any option except to stand behind his top security personnel's statement?
If fact, there are just two key factors behind why Trudeau government had to experience the bumpy ride in India? One, an over enthusiastic Sikh cabinet, who just focussed on portraying Punjabi community's dominance in Canadian Politics. Their effort to impress Punjab and India weighed heavily on Trudeau's cabinet. The whole agenda went for a toss. From wedding clothes to Atwal's invitation were just over rated efforts to woo and secure Sikh votes in the coming elections. Two, the south Asian consultation team of Trudeau Government only analysed the Liberal's aspect and expectations of PM's visit to India. They misjudged the political scenario and temperament of India on world politics. They never expected the Indian foreign policy makers to be at a different tangent at present as the Modi government is also going to face elections in the near future.
There was no need to carry the whole Punjabi cabinet to India especially Punjab. It rather backfired and raised eyebrows of political parties and the media as well. Just a couple of ministers and trade related officials would have given a more formal face to the delegation. A big internal shift in Indo-Canada relationship team is required. The trade relations and welfare of lentil farmers are no less important than wooing sikh votes, which either ways may swing to NDP after Jagmeet's rise, despite all Liberal's efforts.
(The writer is a Management Professional & Social Speaker)
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Mrs. Imogene Heard Owen Cosper was born on December 5, 1926 in Cleburne County, Alabama to Stell Blake and Lanie Frances Morrison Heard. She was a member at Oxford First Baptist Church. She retired from East Alabama Eye Clinic after 30 years of service. She is survived by her daughter, Toni Gay of Wadley; brother, Charles Heard of Decatur, and numerous nieces and nephews. She is preceded in death by her parents; her first husband, Harold Owen; her second husband, Bobby Cosper; her son, Hal Owen; her brothers, Author, Arnton, George, Albert; sisters, Myrtis, Daisy, Ruby, and a son-in-law, Ray Gay. Pallbearers will be Oliver Heard, Bud Heard, Mike Bates, Phillip Heard, Chip Daniel, and Kevin Tolbert. A funeral service will be held on Thursday, February 25, 2021 at 12:00 pm in the Toby Miller Chapel at Miller Funeral Home with Rev. Ted Embry officiating. A burial will follow the service at Oxford Memorial Gardens. The family will receive friends on the same day from 11:00 am until the time of the service. Her family would like to thank OFBC Homebound Ministry and her loving caregivers. Due to the current COVID-19 protocol, all those in attendance will be asked to properly wear a facial covering and advised to social distance.
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The Highlight Reel – SEMA 2019
by	Michael Burroughs	 Friday 8 November, 2019 Published in Stanceworks.com
SEMA is, in most ways, the automotive event of the year. While it's technically an industry trade show, it has evolved into far more, and stands to showcase everything there is to know about the year that has passed, and the year that is to come, all under one (or rather, a few) absolutely massive roof. There's a lot to wade through: even with four full days, it's impossible to see it all. However, we did our best: for those that couldn't make it, here's the 2019 StanceWorks highlight reel.
Our first stop is always with our friends at H&R Springs. They've offered a place to showcase numerous StanceWorks SEMA unveilings, and this year, their booth was as impressive as always. The centerpiece? An authentic BMW M1 Procar, pulled from the BMW NA Motorsport collection for the event. As a not-so-subtle flex, it was easily one of the coolest cars anywhere within the 2,000,000 square-foot confines of the convention center.
H&R also pulled strings to have one of the first 992 911s, thanks to Champion Motorsports, which offered an awesome early look at the latest car in the 911 lineage.
On the topic of BMWs, not far from H&R is the Optima Booth, and stealing the show there is Bimmerworld's Pikes Peak Hill Climb E36. As a full tube-chassis twin-turbo V8 monster, it was easily one of the wildest machines on the convention center floor. Their build progress has been documented by James Clay on his facebook page, and seeing it come together over the past several months was worth the arduous wait.
Also present was Turner Motorsports' M6 GT3, fresh off the tarmac, as well as Eibach's 2019 SEMA project, a wonderfully clean 2002 motorsport-inspired build. Rounding out the BMWs is an M2 build that holds down the Holley booth without much effort at all.
That's not to suggest, though, that Holley didn't bring more firepower. A Kibbetech OBS Ford sat opposite Shawn Bassett's carbon 240Z, making for a cumulative display that was hard for anyone else to parallel.
Our friends at CSF brought a 1,000WHP 991 Porsche 911, and along side it, another Pikes Peak-prepped BMW M2, both poised on stands and prepped for prying eyes.
One car I really enjoyed seeing was Dai Yoshihara's AE86 Levin Hatch. Under the hood is a Honda K20C1 from a Civic Type R, staying true to the car's 4-cylinder roots while bringing it to a modern standard. It had tiny BBS wheels on it too, which truly won me over.
One build that caught my attention was Roadster Shop's Ford Bronco. It sits atop their relatively new off road frame, which is, without a doubt, an object of envy. It's long travel and completely tailored to fit the original Bronco perfectly. Under the hood is a twin-turbo Coyote engine, meaning this truck is high performance in every regard, but with an unassuming exterior.
Equally exciting in the realm of off-road trucks was the Chevy located in the Baja Designs booth. I was unable to get good photos thanks to the massive crowds, but it was a full-blown trophy truck wearing a ~'56 Chevy body. It sounds like it took home a few awards, and rightfully so.
Our friends at Go Fast Campers were present, too, this time in the Mobil One booth, with Wiley's Tacoma on display for the world to see. It's been thrilling to watch friends' business grow so rapidly, and with such recognition, too.
On the opposite end of the Mobil One booth was Andy Williamson's latest project, dubbed Cupid: a classic roadster pickup with the heart of an LS-based monster. I came by just in time to catch the Mobil One pegasus getting laid out in pinstripe ink.
Each year, trucks are making up more and more of of the SEMA population, which has upsides and downsides. While a lot of the truck content is... disappointing at best, there were some real gems about. Perhaps one of my favorites to see was Dan Grec's trans-continental Jeep. I've followed Dan's journey, chronicled online through The Road Chose Me, as he drove this truck through 35 countries across Africa. For anyone interested in true overlanding content, it's unlikely you'll find anything better. I can't believe Jeep passed up the opportunity to put this truck in their booth.
Another gem was an authentic 70-series pickup brought by Dobinsons. I drooled for a hot minute before admitting it'll be years and years before I can own the 79 I dream about.
Cruising around outside, there were a few more cars worth seeking out. This Datsun left a broad smile on my face, and truth be told, the Rocket Bunny S13 parked nearby surprised me with how much I liked it. I'm not sold on the two-tone look, but the kit suits the car well.
Back inside, our friend at Air Lift Performance are celebrating their 70th anniversary. As such, they brought both something from 1949, and from 2019, showcasing both ends of the spectrum. Despite there being 43 Toyota Supras (that's an official count, by the way) at SEMA, Air Lift Performance's was one of my favorites. The other was perhaps HKS's.
Bruce Canepa's 935 held down the Go Pro booth. It's not what one expects to find at SEMA, but it was a welcome surprise, having seen it blitzing around Laguna Seca year after year.
On the opposite end of the spectrum, PPG had a slew of lowriders in their booth, and one in particular left our jaws on the floor. The candy red paint was as deep as it gets, with ghosted paneling and linework that had me looking over the car for quite some time. I can't imagine ever owning something like this... paranoia over paint damage would consume me.
Two remain: outside, the Brown Sugar C10 was on display. Truth be told, it was a shame that it wasn't inside in a full-fledged booth, but to see it up close was a treat nonetheless. The bodywork, chassis work, and the interior work on the camper were all second-to-none.
And finally: this pint-sized Honda S800 was truly something else. I can't help but assume they're worth a fortune, because this is one I'd truly love to get my hands on. Perhaps I saved the best for last. What do you think?
And there you have it... the StanceWorks SEMA 2019 roundup. We'll see you there next year, and you won't want to miss it.
Source www.stanceworks.com/2019/11/the-highlight-reel-sema-2019/ Related Items from Catalogue Show Related Tags SEMA, View All, Event Coverage, stanceworks
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Linum tmoleum är en linväxtart som beskrevs av Pierre Edmond Boissier. Linum tmoleum ingår i släktet linsläktet, och familjen linväxter. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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Q: how to use application delegate method in iphone i have try the label value pass one view to another view .i have use the table view and table view put a label . code......
such as
- (UITableViewCell *)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView cellForRowAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath
{

 NSString *CellIdentifier = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%i %i",indexPath.row,indexPath.section];

    UITableViewCell *cell =[self.tableViewdequeueReusableCellWithIdentifier:CellIdentifier];
    if (cell == nil)
 {
        cell = [[[UITableViewCell alloc] initWithStyle:UITableViewCellStyleDefaultreuseIdentifier:CellIdentifier] autorelease];

  cell.accessoryType = UITableViewCellAccessoryNone;

  NSMutableArray *arr=[NSMutableArray arrayWithArray:[finalArray objectAtIndex:indexForAll]];
  NSLog(@"-=-=  arr count %d  -=-====",[arr count]);
  NSLog(@"%@",[[arr objectAtIndex:indexPath.row]description]);
   NSLog(@"-======  row  value  %d -=======",indexPath.row);

NSLog(@"--=-=--- strike value %@",[[arr objectAtIndex:indexPath.row]valueForKey:@"Strike"]);

//indexForAll=indexPath.row

cell.accessoryType = UITableViewCellAccessoryNone;

cell.highlighted = YES;

 NSMutableArray *arr2=[NSMutableArray arrayWithArray:[arr objectAtIndex:indexPath.row]];

NSLog(@" -=-=-=-= Arr2 value : %d ",[arr2 count]);

 NSLog(@"%@",[arr2 description]);

//.......................................Strike value.....................................//
  UILabel *label1;
  label1 =[[UILabel alloc]initWithFrame:CGRectMake(10, 3,50, 15)];

  NSLog(@"-=-=--= lable1  value  -%@",[[arr2 objectAtIndex:0]valueForKey:@"Strike"]);

[label1 setText:[NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@",
  [[arr2 objectAtIndex:0]valueForKey:@"Strike"]]];

  label1.textAlignment = UITextAlignmentCenter;

  [label1 setFont:[UIFont fontWithName:@"Helvetica" size:12]];

  [label1 setTextColor:[UIColor blackColor]];

  [cell.contentView addSubview:label1];

  NSLog(@"lable1 addded");

  [self.tableView reloadData];

i have want to label1 value fetch another view.i have trid but even not success .if any helped
thanks
i have tried
such
AppDelegate_iPhone *appDelegate = (AppDelegate_iPhone *)[[UIApplication sharedApplication] delegate];

but value not pass.

A: Make a Nstring type property in appDeleagate suppose NSString *labelText;
and now
AppDelegate_iPhone *appDelegate = (AppDelegate_iPhone *)[[UIApplication sharedApplication] delegate];

In this class where you set this property.

Now before this line

--->[label1 setText:[NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@", [[arr2 objectAtIndex:0]valueForKey:@"Strike"]]];

set that property of appDelegate.
appDelegate.labelText=[NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@", [[arr2 objectAtIndex:0]valueForKey:@"Strike"]];

And now where you want to use this property make object of appDelegate and access this property by using . operator.
This will definately help you if you implement in correct way.

A: Code for CurrentViewControllerHavingTableView
Hi try making a property of your UILabel and synthesize it in the .m file
@property (nonatomic,retain) UILabel *label1;

@synthesize label1;

Now make an object of your current view in the calling class like this

Code for Calling Class

CurrentViewControllerHavingTableView *viewController = [[CurrentViewControllerHavingTableView alloc] initWithNibName:@"CurrentViewControllerHavingTableView" bundle:[NSBundle mainBundle]];

Make a UILabel *label2;

label2.textlabel.text=viewController.label1.textlabel.text;

This will surely work for you.


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Kasserota conviva är en insektsart som först beskrevs av Stsl 1863.  Kasserota conviva ingår i släktet Kasserota och familjen Lophopidae. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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Halvvingar
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Q: How to delete older files using a bash script? How to find and delete older files (older than 7 days) in a folder using a bash script? It's a folder in a server which contain automatic backups. Need to delete old ones automatically so there's space for new ones.

A: #!/bin/bash
ssh user@machine "find /path/to/files/ -mtime +7 -exec rm {} \;"

name the script as some_file_name.sh and give execute permissions.
 chmod +x file_name.sh

Run it as ./file_name.sh or bash file_name.sh

A: For a short and easy to remember version :-   find <directory path> -ctime +7 -delete
This will delete files older than 7 days

A: Using the below command, first confirm the file list:
find . -mtime +7

If the list is correct, using below the files can be deleted.
find . -mtime +7 -exec rm '{}' \;


It's easy to criticize the appearance and functionality of EAC by saying that EMC was so much better and more powerful. This statement is doubtful in any case, but the real point is that MMC-based consoles and the operating model they embrace, which is to log on to servers to perform management tasks, is rapidly becoming an outdated mode for Windows server administration, especially in large deployments. Microsoft has acknowledged that this is the case by incorporating so much potential for automation through Microsoft Windows PowerShell in Windows Server 2012.


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As you all may know by now, the new Meet The Mammals section is up. All the bugs haven't been worked out yet, but it is up now. I'm fiddling around with the new features. My web designer is still trying to make it perfect. He promises it will be done today. I can only hope! I haven't been back this morning, but I will periodically add new species to the list. Even I cannot wait to see what it will look like. This time, each family counts as a category. The categories can be found on the right sidebar. I can no longer have the species listed as "large grazers", "small grazers" or "pentadactyls", etc. Now, the families just show up on the side individually. Hope you all like the new feature!
I am still thinking of putting up a "members only" area. But you have to donate to set up an account. That will be the area that has the best features though. Such as short films about some of the animals (I will not be putting these films on YouTube, so don't look for them there), video games, maybe even a rating system where you can rate each of the animals, and comment if you'd like. The donation will be a one-time thing, not a monthly or annual thing. But I will have it fixed so that only people who donate a certain amount can create an account. Perhaps a $10 donation will get you in. But that comes later. I've even been thinking about this video game, been thinking about it since 1998. I thought it could be set up like a safari, and the users ride in a car, which breaks down and they have to get back to the safety hut. Or something to that effect. On the way back, there are a bunch of mammals (Metazoic-style) that tries to destroy the sight-seers, and the user has to try and escape them. I think that's a cute idea. But that comes later.
So far, I've worked on a few anteaters. I will be working on more species as time goes on. I will also put up the new checklist. I just added some more species to the list. You can download it later on in the Meet The Mammals section. I think everyone will like the new features. Meantime, just enjoy!
Glad you like it De.
I'm still in the middle of working on that group :x I just took an extended break. It should be done tonight though.
Not sure. Maybe the true lemurs? But I still have to scan some of those in.


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Lydia, Other Farmers Compensated For Their Destroyed Food Crops
December 14, 2020 Franklin Asare-Donkoh 0 Comment community, Friends of the Earth-Ghana, Ghana, Ghana's forest laws, Nsowakrom, Western North Region
Lydia is a farmer, wife and mother of two who resides in Nsowakrom in the Western North Region of Ghana. She is very energetic, full of life and always happy with what she does. She toils every day on her subsistence farm.
One day she woke up and saw that part of her farm had been destroyed by a timber company felling trees on her farm. She ran to the leader of the workers to complain, but he threatened to drop a tree on her. They completely destroyed her farm.
Farmers in forest fringe communities in the Western North Region of Ghana have often suffered at the hands of timber companies. They harvest timber in off-reserve areas which are mostly farmlands.
She looked at the sky and said, "I swear by God, I will get compensation for my farm from this insensitive Timber Company!!" But when she went home and told her husband she's going to fight till she gets justice. He said, "Don't make trouble!" Lydia manages to convince her husband that it is their right under the law to get compensation following the destruction of their food crops during exploitation.
She consulted other farmers in the community, and she realised she was not the only victim whose farm had been destroyed and not compensated. In their anger, she led them to get compensation from the head of the company in charge of the operations when he came visiting in the community.
However, they were offered meagre amounts which seem more of an insult than compensation. When they objected, the officer told them to either take or leave it. And that he won't add a penny more to it thus adding to their frustration and anger.
In anger, she led the group of farmers to meet the local politician (Assembly man) and the community chief. But to their dismay, their leaders did not exhibit any interest in their cause and were facilitating some of the illegal operations in the community.
However, Lydia was fortunate to attend one of the training programmes of Friends of the Earth-Ghana which was organised in their community to build their capacity in Ghana's forest laws and how to defend their rights. Armed with this knowledge and information, she brought hope to the farmers that they will soon get compensated for their destroyed crops.
The Chief of the community passed away and a new chief was installed in the community. Lydia worked closely with the new chief to get the timber company to compensate the farmers. Armed with information from Lydia on Ghana's forest laws, the chief summoned the company to respond and explain the allegations raised by the community farmers.
The community farmers raised barriers in the community to stop the company from operating in the community until their grievances are addressed. Sensing danger, the head of forest operations of the timber company working in the locality, went knocking on Lydia's doors to convince her to accept an increased compensation and also promised to fix some of their roads in the community.
However, Lydia refused on two grounds, first the compensation must be negotiated based on the destroyed crops and secondly, all aggrieved farmers in the community must be compensated as well and witnessed by the entire community at the chief's palace.
Finally, when Friends of the Earth Ghana came in through their Green Livelihoods Alliance (GLA) project, built our capacity on forest laws and our rights, and gathered video and other pictorial evidence for an onward documentary, we became very hopeful that our concerns will finally be addressed through their intervention.
Eventually through their campaign, the company agreed to meet the chief and the community members and together agreed a payment plan for all aggrieved farmers and also reform their operations in the community.
At long last, Lydia is happy and full of joy as she has been adequately compensated together with the other aggrieved farmers. Lydia and the fellow farmers finally advised listeners to all come together and work towards the protection of the forest.
They requested that in case of any challenges being faced by other local communities they can reach out to the forestry officials or if that is not working, they can contact the Friends of the Earth Ghana local forest monitors within the landscape to help with the appropriate steps.
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The goal of this tutorial is to explain how to debug transaction using Remix.
There are two different ways to start debugging, each way correspond to a different use case.
Then we should call the Donate function (that will send Ether to the contract).
Remix displays also some information related to each transaction result. In the terminal, the transaction is logged and you can start debugging it.
The debugger can be found in the right panel / 5th tab from the left.
You can start a debug session by providing either a transaction hash or a blocknumber or a transaction index.
Click the play button to start debugging.
The debugger allows one to see detailed informations about the transaction's execution. It uses the editor (left panel) to display the location in the source code where the current execution is.
The transaction panel displays basic information about the current transaction.
The navigation part contains a slider and buttons that can be used to step through the transaction execution.
step over back, step into back, step into forward, step over forward, jump out (jump out of the current call), jump to the previous breakpoint, jump to the next breakpoint.
The Instructions panel displays the bytecode of the current executing contract- with the current step highlighted.
Important note: When this panel is hidden, the slider will have a courser granularity and only stop at expression boundaries, even if they are compiled into multiple EVM instructions. When the panel is displayed, it will be possible to step over every instruction, even those that refers to the same expression.
The Solidity State panel displays state variables of the current executing contract.
A transaction could be reverted (either because of out of gas exception, Solidity throw or low level exception).
In that case it is important to be aware of the exception and to locate where the exception is in the source code.
Remix will warn you when the execution throws an exception. The warning button will jump to the last opcode before the exception happened.
The two last buttons from the navigation area are used to jump either back to the previous breakpoint or forward to the next breakpoint.
Breakpoints can be added and removed by clicking on the line number.
When a debug session is started, the execution will jump to the first encountered breakpoint.


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Just saw an elderly, wrinkled man dressed in a track suit painfully get out of his late-model sports car. He hobbled, with obvious unilateral weakness, to the other side of his car. He then emptied an entire trash bag full of cigarette and cigar butts into the dumpster, winced as he closed the passenger door of his car, then hobbled around to lower himself slowly and painfully into the driver's seat. I said hello to him and he answered, precipitating a monstrous, hacking coughing fit. He then backed his car out, with that hands on steering wheel every two inches until it's turned motion, and sped off at fifteen mph.
Sometimes I wish I could turn off the medical training in my head and just see the world like everybody else does.
I've been told that I can't.
I've been told I should write about it.
yup, that's our reality, we observe, listen and diagnose even when we're off duty. A blessing and a curse.


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Greg and Blake got together for a GameChat all about LEGO City Undercover for Nintendo Switch.
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Kappa, a woman in her 30s, finds herself in a facility that promotes social integration to individuals. Soon enough, she witnesses several attempts for interaction, which lead to a somewhat awkward reality. She therefore creates a survival mechanism and allows herself to get captivated within her fantasy world and reality.
Caught into creating scenarios, she redefines communication as well as the borders of where a relationship starts and where it ends.


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Das Großsteingrab Süpplingenburg war eine Grabanlage der jungsteinzeitlichen Trichterbecherkultur zwischen Süpplingenburg und Emmerstedt im Landkreis Helmstedt in Niedersachsen. Sie befindet sich heute am Rande des Sandteichs in Süpplingenburg.

Das Großsteingrab wurde 1976 von einem Landwirt beim Pflügen eines Feldes zwischen Süpplingenburg und Emmerstedt entdeckt. In den Jahren 1977 und 1978 erfolgten Untersuchungen durch den Braunschweiger Bezirksarchäologen Hartmut Rötting. Von der Grabanlage fanden sich 14 Steinblöcke aus ortstypischem Knollenquarzit. Die Ausgrabungen ergaben, dass die Steine bereits im Mittelalter oder in der Neuzeit verlagert und versenkt worden sind, weil sie die Feldbestellung behinderten. Es wird vermutet, dass das Grab aus fünf Paaren von Trägersteinen bestand.

Bei den Ausgrabungen wurden zerstörte Urnengefäße aus Ton mit Leichenbrand geborgen. Ein verziertes Tongefäß ermöglichte eine Datierung des Großsteingrabes aus der Zeit um 3500 v. Chr. Am Rande der Grabstelle fanden sich zwei Urnen aus dem 3. Jahrhundert n. Chr. Das weist darauf hin, dass der steinzeitliche Grabhügel noch Jahrtausende später als Bestattungsplatz genutzt wurde.

Von den 14 festgestellten Steinblöcken wurden 12 Blöcke im Jahr 1982 an den Sandteich in Süpplingenburg transloziert. Eine originalgetreue Rekonstruktion der Anlage war aufgrund ihrer bereits an der Fundstelle erfolgten Störung nicht mehr möglich.

Literatur
 Manfred Weber: Die Süpplingenburger Dorfchronik, Süpplingenburg 2002, S. 13 (Online)

Weblinks

 The Megalithic Portal: Großsteingrab am Sandteich

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After just dropping 300 Entrecards daily for three days straight my www.aspacio.net account in Entrecard is now on the top 200 of the most popular. The reason why I noticed is because I use the top 300 most popular Entrecarders list in dropping 300 Entrecards.
If you read my post on my other blog about hot to drop 300 Entrecards fast and its effect on your blog, you'll understand why I put time and effort into it. Even if it sometimes robs me of time to write about the best rosacea treatment I still try my best to drop 300 Entrecards consistently. It becomes addictive at some point, but i am not addicted. When I am very busy, I do not drop Entrecards. That's how simple it is for me.
So I am just very happy that after missing a few days of not being able to drop 300 Entrecards I quickly got back to the top 200. Yaaay!


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Q: Nice way to draw subgroup lattice for $\mathbb{Z}_2\times\mathbb{Z}_2\times\mathbb{Z}_2$ I have to draw a lattice of the subgroups of $\mathbb{Z}_2\times\mathbb{Z}_2\times\mathbb{Z}_2$. I have done this, but it is rather messy looking and hard to follow, with lines crisscrossing all over the place. Is there an easy way to format the lattice of subgroups for this group to make it less messy?

A: The graph on these 14 proper non-trivial subgroups is the famous Heawood graph. Do a google image search and you can see many nice pictures. (It is non-planar though, so there will always be some edges crossing.)


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La Coppa delle Alpi è stato un trofeo di hockey su ghiaccio al quale prendevano parte squadre di club austriache, svizzere, slovene ed italiane.

Storia

Albo d'oro

 1960/1961 SG Cortina
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 1962/1963 HC Bolzano

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 1969/1970 SG Cortina

Note

Coppa delle Alpi (hockey su ghiaccio)