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Q: How to reuse props used previously to navigate to url using react router v6 I have this route <Route path="/edit/:id" exact element={<Editar />} /> where i can redirect from <Dashboard>. I dont have any error redirecting to /edit/idClickedOnDashboard but once i redirected to <Editar> i want to reuse this idClickedOnDashboard (to make an url to call API) using props.match.params.id but error says props.match is undefined
Routes:
<BrowserRouter>
        <Routes>
          <Route path="/" exact element={<Login  />} />
          <Route path="/dashboard" exact element={<Dashboard  />} />
          <Route path="/new" exact element={<Nuevo  />} />
          <Route path="/edit/:id" exact element={<Editar />} />
        </Routes>
      </BrowserRouter>

On Dashboard
export const Dashboard = (props) => {
  const [paciente, setPaciente] = useState([]);
  const navigate = useNavigate();
  useEffect(() => {
    let url = `${Apiurl}pacientes?page=1`;
    axios.get(url).then((response) => {
      setPaciente(response.data);
    });
  }, []);

  const handleClick = (id) => {
    navigate(`/edit/${id}`);
  };

  return (
    <>

              ID
              DNI
              NOMBRE
              TELEFONO
              CORREO

            {paciente.map((data, i) => {
              return (

 handleClick(data.PacienteId)}>
                  {data.PacienteId}
                  {data.DNI}
                  {data.Nombre}
                  {data.Telefono}
                  {data.Correo}

              );
            })}

    </>
  );
};

Finally where i get error Editar.jsx
import React, { useEffect } from "react";
import { useParams } from "react-router-dom";

import { Apiurl } from "../services/api";

export const Editar = (props) => {
  //const { id } = useParams();
  useEffect(() => {
    let pacienteId = props.match.params.id;
    let url =`${Apiurl}pacientes?id=${pacienteId}`;
    console.log(url);
  }, []);

  return
Editar
;
};

Error

A: Have to use useParams to get id
import React, { useEffect } from "react";
import { useParams } from "react-router-dom";

import { Apiurl } from "../services/api";

export const Editar = (props) => {
  let params = useParams();
  useEffect(() => {
    let pacienteId = params.id.match(/\d+/);
    let url =`${Apiurl}pacientes?id=${pacienteId}`;
    console.log(url);
  }, []);

  return
Editar
;
};

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President Akufo Addo Leaves For Germany, Plans To Meet Pfizer Over Vaccines
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President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo is to hold discussions with global vaccine manufacturer Pfizer-BioNTech for the establishment of a Vaccine Institute in Ghana.
The meeting, to be held in Germany, on the sidelines of the President's official working visit to the European nation this week, will also consider modalities for the procurement of more of that manufacturer's vaccine for Ghana's COVID-19 vaccination programme.
Mr Eugene Arhin, Director of Communications at the Presidency, who disclosed this to the Presidential Press Corp at the maiden edition of the Jubilee House Weekly Press Briefing, said the discussion with the vaccine manufacturer would form a major component of the President's visit to Germany.
Whilst there, the President is expected to hold further engagements with his German counterpart aimed at deepening Ghana's economic and diplomatic relations with Germany.
He will participate in the G20 Compact Initiative Programme established by the German Chancellor to promote investments in African countries, including Ghana.
President Akufo-Addo is also expected to deliver a speech at the 75th-anniversary celebration of the formation of the North Rhine–Westphalia state.
He is scheduled to address a ceremony at the North-Rhine Westphalia Academy of International Politics in Bonn as the guest of honour.
He will meet with the German investment community to promote Ghana's investment opportunities.
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Cuba's provinces are splayed end to end across the main island, with the oft-forgotten comma of Isla de la Juventud hanging off the bottom. All of them have coast access and are embellished with beautiful beaches, the best hugging the north coast. Equally ubiquitous are the vivid snippets of history, impressive colonial architecture and potent reminders of the 1959 revolution. The country's highest mountain range, the Sierra Maestra, rises in the east with another significant range, the Sierra del Escambray, positioned south-central. Cuba's main wilderness areas are the Zapata swamps, the marine terraces of Granma, the tropical forests of Guantánamo and the uninhabited (for now) northern keys. Urban highlights include Havana, Santiago de Cuba, Camagüey and colonial Trinidad.
The capital's 4-sq-km historic center has history wherever you look and museums dedicated to everything from chocolate to Simón Bolívar. Kick off with the Museo de la Revolución, garner more cultural immersion in the Museo de la Ciudad and schedule at least half a day for the fine Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes.
Havana's architecture is not unlike its flora and fauna: hard to categorize and sometimes a little – well – weird. Stroll the streets of Habana Vieja and Centro Havana and choose your own highlights.
Every Cuban music style is represented in Havana, from street rumba to glitzy cabaret, making it the best place in the country for live concerts, spontaneous busking and racy nightlife.
Rather surprisingly, considering it's stuck on the main highway between Havana and Varadero, Mayabeque Province has its own unheralded and rather delightful beaches, spearheaded by Playa Jibacoa. Get there quick before the (planned) golf courses start springing up.
The stark white eco-village of Las Terrazas was practicing environmentally friendly living long before the urgency of the Special Period or the adoption of eco-practices in the world outside. Today it carries on much as it has always done: quietly, confidently and – above all – sustainably.
Las Terrazas has dozens of them, half-covered by encroaching jungle, while Artemisa has its own Antiguo Cafetal Angerona, a larger, more refined, but no-less-weathered ruin that once functioned as a coffee plantation employing 450 slaves.
Outside the hard-to-access Jardines de la Reina archipelago, La Isla offers the best diving in Cuba and is the main reason many people come here. Ultra-clear water, abundant sea life and a protected marine park at Punta Francés are the high points.
If you missed it in the Ciénaga de Zapata, La Isla is the only other place in the world where you can view the Cuban crocodile in its natural state. It has been successfully reintroduced into the Lanier Swamps.
Not one but two of Cuba's verbose spokesmen were once imprisoned on the archipelago's largest outlying island that also doubled as a big jail: José Martí and Fidel Castro. Their former incarceration sites are riddled with historical significance.
Isolated at the westernmost tip of the main island, María la Gorda has long lured travelers for its spectacular diving, enhanced by electrically colored coral, huge sponges and gorgonians, and a knowledgeable but laid-back dive community.
There's nothing like a true Cuban pork roast and there's no place better to try it than among the guajiros (country folk) of Viñales who offer up humongous portions of the national dish with trimmings of rice, beans and root vegetables.
With more protected land than any other province, Pinar is a green paradise. Go hiking in Parque Nacional Viñales, spot a sea turtle in Parque Nacional Península de Guanahacabibes or train your binoculars on the feathered action around Cueva de los Portales.
Bahía de Cochinos (Bay of Pigs) might not have Cuba's best diving, but it certainly has its most accessible. You can glide off from the shore here and be gawping at coral-encrusted drop-off walls within a few strokes.
In contrast to the resort frenzy on the north coast, Matanzas' southern underbelly is one of Cuba's last true wildernesses and an important refuge for wildlife, including Cuban crocodiles, manatees, bee hummingbirds and tree rats.
Even if you hate resorts, there's still one reason to go to Varadero – an unbroken 20km ribbon of golden sand that stretches the whole length of the Península de Hicacos. It's arguably the longest and finest beach in Cuba.
Despite its position as one of Cuba's newer cities, founded in 1819, Cienfuegos retains a remarkably homogenous urban core full of classical facades and slender columns that carry the essence of 19th-century France, where it drew its inspiration.
Benny Moré, Cuba's most adaptable and diverse musician, who ruled the clubs and dance halls in the 1940s and '50s, once called Cienfuegos the city he liked best. Come see if you agree and, on the way, visit the village where he was born.
Welcome to one of Cuba's least-discovered diving spots, run out of a comfortable campismo on the warm, calm south coast and renowned for its coral gardens, sponges and scattered wrecks.
Cuba's newest resorts on the keys off the coast of Villa Clara hide some stunning and still relatively uncrowded beaches, including the publicly accessible Las Gaviotas on Cayo Santa María and the more-refined Playa el Mégano and Playa Ensenachos on Cayo Ensenachos.
Love him or hate him, his legacy won't go away, so you might as well visit Santa Clara to at least try to understand what made the great guerrillero (warrior) tick. The city hosts Che's mausoleum, a museum cataloguing his life and the historic site where he ambushed an armored train in 1958.
The city of Santa Clara has the edgiest and most contemporary nightlife scene in Cuba, where local innovators are constantly probing for the next big thing.
Trinidad has more museums per square meter than anywhere outside Havana, and they're not token gestures either. Themes include history, furniture, counterrevolutionary wars, ceramics, contemporary art and romance.
Topes de Collantes has the most comprehensive trail system in Cuba and showcases some of the best scenery in the archipelago, with waterfalls, natural swimming pools, precious wildlife and working coffee plantations. Further trails can be found in the less-heralded Alturas de Banao and Jobo Rosado reserves.
In Trinidad – and to a lesser extent Sancti Spíritus – music seems to emanate out of every nook and cranny, much of it spontaneous and unrehearsed. Trinidad, in particular, has the most varied and condensed music scene outside Havana.
Cayo Guillermo has all the makings of a fishing trip extraordinaire: a warm tropical setting; large, abundant fish; and the ghost of Ernest Hemingway to follow you from port to rippling sea and back. Pack a box of beer and follow the Gulf Stream.
Colorados, Prohibida, Flamingo and Pilar – the beaches of the northern keys lure you with their names as much as their reputations and, when you get there, there's plenty of room for everyone.
No other province has such a varied and – frankly – weird stash of festivals. Ciego is home to an annual cricket tournament, rustic country dancing, strange voodoo rites and explosive fireworks.
OK, the resorts aren't exactly refined luxury, but who cares when the diving's this good? Playa Santa Lucía sits astride one of the largest coral reefs in the world and is famous for its shark-feeding show.
Camagüey doesn't conform to the normal Spanish colonial building manual when it comes to urban layout, but that's part of the attraction. Lose yourself in Cuba's third-largest city that, since 2008, has been a Unesco World Heritage site.
The beaches on the province's north coast are phenomenal. There's 20km-long Playa Santa Lucía, the Robinson Crusoe–like Playa Los Pinos on Cayo Sabinel, and the shapely curve of Playa los Cocos at the mouth of the Bahía de Nuevitas.
Hardly anyone knows about them, but they're still there. Las Tunas' northern eco-beaches are currently the preserve of local Cubans, seabirds and the odd in-the-know outsider. Come and enjoy them before the resort-building bulldozers wreck the tranquility.
Scout around the congenial streets of the provincial capital Las Tunas and you'll uncover an esoteric collection of revolutionary leaders, two-headed Taíno chiefs and oversize pencils crafted in stone.
The bastion of country music in Cuba, Las Tunas hosts the annual Cucalambeana festival, where songwriters from across the country come to recite their quick-witted satirical décimas (verses).
Most tourists gravitate to the well-known beaches of Playa Pesquero and Guardalavaca that are backed by big resorts. Less touted, but equally linda (pretty), are Playa Caleta near Gibara and Las Morales near Banes.
Strangely, for a province that hosts Cuba's largest and dirtiest industry (the Moa nickel mines), Holguín has a profusion of green escapes tucked away in pine-clad mountain retreats or hidden on exotic keys. Discover Cayo Saetia and Pinares de Mayarí.
Holguín preserves Cuba's best stash of archaeological finds. The region's long-lost pre-Columbian culture is showcased at the Museo Chorro de Maita and its adjacent reconstructed Taíno village. There are more artifacts on display at the Museo Indocubano Bani in nearby Banes.
History is never as real as it is in Cuba's most revolutionary province. Here you can hike up to Castro's 1950s mountaintop HQ, visit the sugar mill where Céspedes first freed his slaves or ponder the poignant spot where José Martí fell in battle.
With the Sierra Maestra overlaying two national parks, Granma has tremendous hiking potential, including the trek up to the top of the nation's highest peak, Pico Turquino.
Granma is famous for its street parties. Towns such as Bayamo and Manzanillo have long celebrated weekly alfresco shindigs with whole roast pork, chess tournaments and music provided by old-fashioned street organs.
As magical as they are mysterious, Santiago's folklórico (Afro-Cuban folkdance) troupes are a throwback to another era when slaves hid their traditions behind a complex veneer of singing, dancing and syncretized religion.
Cuba's hotbed of sedition has inspired multiple rebellions and many key sites can still be visited. Start at Moncada Barracks and head south through the birth houses of local heroes Frank País and Antonio Maceo, to the eerily named Museo de la Lucha Clandestina (Clandestine War Museum).
Santiago has a wider variety of annual festivals than any other Cuban city. July is the top month, with the annual Carnaval preceded by the Festival del Caribe, celebrating the city's rich Caribbean culture.
Guantánamo's historical isolation and complex soil structure has led to high levels of endemism, meaning you're likely to see plant and animal species here that you'll see nowhere else in the archipelago. Aspiring botanists should gravitate towards Parque Nacional Alejandro de Humboldt.
As Baracoa grows as an ecological center, hiking possibilities are opening up. Try the long-standing treks up El Yunque or into Parque Nacional Alejandro de Humboldt, or tackle newer trails around the Río Duaba or to the beaches near Boca de Yumurí.
What do you mean you didn't come to Cuba for the food? Baracoa is waiting to blow away your culinary preconceptions with a sweet-and-spicy mélange of dishes concocted from the ubiquitous cocoa, coffee, coconuts and bananas.


The Wandering Salamander has a relatively slender body and can reach 13 cm in total length. Individuals are dark brown to dark grey with light grey, bronze or gold mottling or speckles, and the belly is grey with light flecking. Juveniles have a bronze dorsal stripe that fades with age. Wandering Salamanders have 14 to 16 (usually 15) costal groves and long limbs. The innermost toe on each foot is short and the rest of the toes are long, and the toes have squared ends.
The Wandering Salamander may be confused with the Northwestern Salamander, Ensatina or Blotched Tiger Salamander. The Northwestern Salamander is larger and heavier-bodied, has distinct parotid glands behind the eyes, lacks nasolabial grooves, and typically lacks patterning. The Ensatina has a distinct constriction at the base and light flecking along the sides but otherwise lacks patterning. Tiger Salamanders are larger and heavier-bodied, lack nasolabial grooves, have a laterally compressed tail and the patterning consists of very large blotches and bars rather than mottling and speckles.
In Canada, the Wandering Salamander occurs along the West Coast in southwestern B.C., on Vancouver Island and on some of the gulf islands. This species Canadian distribution is disjunct from populations in the United States, which are limited to northwestern California. It is possible that the Wandering Salamander is native to northern California and was introduced in Canada in the late nineteenth century.
The Wandering Salamander inhabits Douglas Fir and Western Hemlock forests in low elevation coastal areas. This species requires moist environments and is most common in areas with abundant woody debris and leaf litter. Wandering Salamanders are agile climber and can often be found living in trees. This species is fully terrestrial and the eggs are deposited under logs, in rotting stumps or along the branches of trees. Individuals overwinter below the frost line in talus slopes, mammal burrows, root hollows or other underground cavities.
Plethodontid salamanders, including the Wandering Salamander, are also known as lungless salamanders because they do not have lungs; instead, they absorb oxygen directly through their skin. They must remain moist at all times so that oxygen and carbon dioxide can diffuse through the skin. Wandering Salamanders breed in the early spring and females lay 3–28 eggs in the late spring or early summer. The eggs hang individually from stalks that are attached to the roof of the nest chamber. The female guards the eggs until they hatch after about three months later in late August or September. There is no larval stage; the gills are absorbed around the time of hatching and the hatchlings are a miniature version of the terrestrial adults. Females reach sexual maturity in their third year while males mature in their second year, and females only reproduce every second year. Individuals can live up to 20 years. Wandering Salamanders are most active during wet weather and forage on the forest floor or in trees for insects, spiders, worms and other arthropods. When threatened, individuals excrete poison from glands on the top of the tail.
Logging of coastal forests has destroyed a significant amount of this species' habitat in Canada and is the primary threat to the Wandering Salamander in Canada. Habitat loss from urban development is also negatively affecting some Canadian populations. Pollution, such as herbicides and road salt can be detrimental to salamanders since toxins are easily absorbed though their skin. Climate change and introduced pathogens pose potentially serious future threats to Canadian salamanders.


Fill your shopping bag with in-season fresh berries like blueberries, strawberries, blackberries and raspberries. Why? The antioxidants in berries can potentially slow aging in the brain and body. Chia seeds add texture, fiber and omega 3-fatty acids- a fat your brain needs but your body can't produce. This low-sugar jam will bring flavor and nutrition to your whole grain toast or, with a spoonful of almond butter, revamp your PB & J.
Combine berries and maple syrup in a pot and cook over medium heat. While cooking, mash the berries with a large fork or potato masher.
Bring berry mixture to a boil for 1 minute. Reduce heat to low, and stir in chia seeds, cinnamon and lemon juice.
Remove from heat and let cool. It will thicken as it chills.
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In addition to the Test arena, Willis played 64 One Day International matches for his country, taking 80 wickets, and was a prolific List-A (one-day) cricketer with 421 wickets overall at 20. 18. As a tail-ender, Willis made little impression with the bat, with a top Test score of 28 not-out (*); however, he managed two half-centuries at first-class level, and for a time held a record number of Test not-outs. Willis captained the England team in 18 Tests and 28 ODI matches between June 1982 and March 1984. Under Willis's captaincy England won seven, lost five and drew six Tests, and won 16 of the ODIs. Botham recalled Willis as "a tremendous trier. . a great team-man and an inspiration", as well as the "only world-class fast bowler in my time as an England player". The editor of Wisden wrote of him in similar terms: "His indomitable service to England is handsomely reflected in his great collection of Test wickets. Although often beset with aches and pains, he never spared himself when bowling for his country. "
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by Wondertipsupdated on April 22, 2020 December 12, 2020 Leave a Comment on How to Spend One Day in Onomichi, Hiroshima
You can make a day trip to Onomichi from two cities: Hiroshima and Okayama. Both of these are major cities with many Shinkansen Bullet trains arriving daily from Osaka and Tokyo. After visiting Korakuen Garden in Okayama, we decided to explore and experience all this city has to offer – from incredible views to one of the most picturesque harbours, here is everything you must see and do in Onomichi!
Onomichi in Hiroshima
Onomichi is located along the Seto Inland Sea in eastern Hiroshima Prefecture. You'll find narrow and winding slopes and alleyways, impressive old temples and so many pretty cats in this port town with such a long history. Onomichi boasts a warm, Seto Inland Sea climate and its quaint port town atmosphere which has been the filming location for numerous movies and television dramas.
Take the Onomichi Temple Walk
Onomichi offers the Temple Walk, strolling along slopes to visit over 20 temples. You can make a grip jizo, a guardian deity of children, at Jikoji Temple which is one of the nearest temples from Onomichi Station. A priest gave us a handful of clay and instruction on how to create our own grip jizo. Our grip jizo statues became surreal and unique and I put them under a tree in my small garden.
The Best View: Mount Senkoji Ropeway
For those looking to get out and try something outdoors, the Mount Senkoji Ropeway will lead you into the mountains for a spectacular view, especially at sunset. When we went back to the Onomichi Station from the top of Mount Senkoji, we took the Senkoji Shindo stairs which were lined with wooden houses in their traditional state.
Check it Out: Kurashiki in Okayama
Of course, a trip to Onomichi would not be complete without visiting one of the Seto Inland Sea's most popular destinations: Kurashiki. Located approximately 20 minutes Shinkansen Bullet train ride out of Onomichi, this old town has become a destination in itself for visitors, thanks to its' rich museum, culture and history.
Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter
The Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter is as pretty as a postcard. The white-black houses that line the canal have been preserved since the Edo Period, when the city served as an important point along the distribution route of rice. Large amounts of rice were brought to Kurashiki and stored there in storehouses before being shipped to Osaka and Edo. Unlike bigger Japanese cities such as Tokyo or Osaka, the benefit of visiting small cities in regional areas is that you get an almost untouched view of history as it has survived over the years.
The Ohara Museum of Art
The Ohara Museum of Art was founded in 1930 as the first museum of Western art collected by Ohara Magosaburo, the textile tycoon in the Meiji Period.
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Warren Johnston finds well-made, available wines in the $10 range.
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Give a Wine a Second Chance
Chateau Souverain Sauvignon Blanc, 2015
California, $11.99
For some long-forgotten reason, I developed a bias a while ago against Chateau Souverain wines, and I suspect it was during the murky years of the winery's history.
I didn't just ignore Chateau Souverain. I spurned it, refusing even to pick up a bottle off the shelf, much less to buy one. There are too many good, inexpensive wines on the market to waste time giving a bad one a second chance, unless, of course, someone hands you a glass of Chateau Souverain Sauvignon Blanc and suggests you try it.
It's unfortunate that I didn't put my prejudice aside sooner. Chateau Souverain has apparently been making good, affordable wine for the last couple of decades.
However, that was not always the case, and the winery's story is not that unusual in the California wine world.
J. Leland Stewart started the winery in 1944 after giving up a marketing job in the meat-packing industry to try to write the great American novel, author James Conaway says in his 1990 book Napa: The Story of an American Eden.
Stewart, who was 39 at the time, came from good stock, and he knew how to work. His mother's family, the Lelands, were the founders of Stanford University, and his father was a successful businessman from Scotland.
Stewart thought the Leland name was a bit pretentious, so he preferred to be called Lee Stewart. He soon gave up on the novel and bought the old Rossini winery on Napa's Howell Mountain, which had been around since 1887. It was a bargain and a hovel. He fixed the place up, and a year later he had his first harvest, calling the company Souverain Cellars, the French word for sovereign, at the suggestion of his daughter, who was studying the language in high school.
Stewart was one of the pioneers of California's modern wine industry, the Souverain website says. He was among the first to make single-varietal, estate-grown wines. He introduced to the state Petit Sirah and the French method of aging Chardonnay in oak barrels.
He was called the "Rock" and known for being one of the tightest, penny-pinchingest winemakers in the state, who nonetheless loved boozy, steakhouse dinners, Conaway writes in Napa.
Stewart built Souverain into one of the state's most respected and award-winning wineries from the 1950s through the 1960s. In 1970, he sold Souverain Cellars to Pillsbury, a food company in the process of getting into the wine business. The corporate giant expanded Souverain, foolishly opening a second winery in Sonoma County. Over the next six years, it ran Souverain into the ground. Stability vanished, and Pillsbury wanted its money back. The Napa winery was sold to Rutherford Hill, and the Sonoma property was sold to a group of grape growers, who renamed the company Chateau Souverain. Lee Stewart retired as winemaker in 1980.
Chateau Souverain was forced to make wine from the grapes the co-owners grew, and some weren't so good. As a result, the quality of the wine was poor for about a decade. The winery ended up in bankruptcy, a 1992 article in the Baltimore Sun says.
In 1986, Wine World Estates, a Nestle subsidiary, bought Souverain out of bankruptcy, canceled the contracts with the growers' group and found new, reliable sources for grapes. Wine World turned Chateau Souverain around, and under the direction of Ed Killian, who has been the chief winemaker since 1996, the wine has been consistently good.
Killian, who has been using grapes from the same vineyards for more than 25 years, has steadily improved the wine while working with a series of owners that included Foster's, the Australian beer maker, and film director and wine producer Francis Ford Coppola. He moved Souverain into the historic and defunct Italian Swiss Colony winery in Asti, a village that was once a tourist destination. Gallo bought Souverain in 2015 and redesigned the label and logo to pay homage to Lee Stewart. A fitting tribute on a wine that he probably would have liked.
Killian now makes only single varietal wines: Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Merlot and Sauvignon Blanc. They're all ready to drink, very good and a terrific bargain at $11.99. They also go on sale for a couple of dollars less.
The Sauvignon Blanc has bright, fresh aromas of pink grapefruit and lime zests, and dry, crisp flavors of ripe melon with a smooth finish, Killian says in the tasting notes.
It's a fine wine to drink with appetizers or by itself on a hot night. I had it with shrimp and garlicky zucchini noodles, and it was an excellent match.
My only regret about Chateau Souverain is that I didn't give it a second chance 20 years ago. It's now a house favorite.
Suggestions of wines in the $10 range are always appreciated. Warren Johnston can be reached at raiseyourglassofwine@gmail.com.
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By: Eileen Fitzgerald Addison
Philadelphia Signs Paid Sick Leave Law
Yesterday, Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter signed mandatory paid sick leave into law, a law that is expected to benefit up to 200,000 Philadelphians. Taking effect in just 90 days – or no later than May 13, 2015 - the Promoting Healthy Family in the Workplace Law will require businesses within the City of Philadelphia with 10 or more employees to provide workers with at least one hour of paid sick leave for every 40 hours worked – approximately five days per year. Sick time may be used for an employee's health care, the care of a family member, and time needed to seek support in dealing with domestic violence or sexual assault. The new law also creates exceptions for independent contractors, seasonal workers or those hired for fewer than six months, adjunct professors, interns and government employees. The law also specifically exempts unionized workers working under collective-bargaining agreements, due to the powerful building trades unions in the city opposed having unions included. Failure to comply can result in fines, penalties, and restitution. The law intended to be the minimum requirement, allowing businesses to implement more generous benefits for their employees. Businesses that already provide sick pay meeting or exceeding the law's requirements need not change their policies. Employers that violate the ordinance will be subject to fines, penalties, and restitution. An employer who wilfully violates the notice and positing requirements of the new law are also subject to a civil fine in an amount not to exceed $100 for each separate offense. Seven years after the initial push by Councilman William K. Greenlee, Philadelphia finally joined the coalition of 16 cities and three states which have similar laws in its books. Mayor Nutter previously vetoed similar bills in 2011 and 2013, citing concerns about the economic recession. Passage of the law makes Philadelphia the 17th city in the US to mandate paid sick leave, and it is the second largest city in the country after New York City to do so. During his recent State of the Union address, President Obama called on Congress to pass federal-sick leave legislation. In New Jersey, a number of Municipalities have enacted similar laws, and a bill is currently pending in the state Assembly that would expand the initiative state wide. In its current form, the N.J. bill would require employers with fewer than 10 employees to offer at least 40 hours of sick time per year, while businesses with more than 10 employees would have to offer at least 72 hours of paid sick time per year. For questions related to Philadelphia's paid sick time ordinance, or compliance with your local paid sick leave laws, please contact Dina M. Mastellone, Esq., Director of the Human Resource Practices Group and Counsel in the Employment Law & Litigation Group, at dmastellone@genovaburns.com, or Eileen Fitzgerald Addison, Esq., Associate in the Human Resource Practices Group, at eaddison@genovaburns.com.
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Most customers reload the data each year from a new file as the grades and teacher assignments change. If you want to start with the current data in DirectorySpot, you can download it to excel (Manage Directory/Export Data and choose DirectorySpot template). Delete the graduating students, add the incoming and then change all the grades and teacher assignments as well as new teacher information. Once it is all updated, then it can be uploaded back to DirectorySpot. Remember that you also need to import your "users" by going to Manage Users / Import Users. If you are loading the entire user list, make sure to choose the option to "replace all existing users," and we highly recommend to send out the automated email with instructions (which will only go to new users).
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de Beer, W, Jalbout, A, Riyanto, E, Ginting, A, Sullivan, M & Collins, DS 2017, 'The design, optimisation, and use of the seismic system at the deep and high-stress block cave Deep Mill Level Zone mine', in M Hudyma & Y Potvin (eds), Proceedings of the First International Conference on Underground Mining Technology, Australian Centre for Geomechanics, Perth, pp. 233-245.
Call & Nicholas, Inc. 2009, Geomechanical Feasibility Study for DMLZ, report by Call & Nicholas, Inc., Tucson.
Casten, T, Parinta, A & Rumbino, H 2016, 'Deep Mill Level Zone – from feasibility to production', Proceedings of the Seventh International Conference & Exhibition on Mass Mining, The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, Melbourne, pp. 681–688.
Collins, DS, Toya, Y, Pinnock, I, Shumila, V & Hosseini, Z 2014, '3D velocity model with complex geology and voids for microseismic location and mechanism', in M Hudyma & Y Potvin (eds), Proceedings of the Seventh International Conference on Deep and High Stress Mining, Australian Centre for Geomechanics, Perth, pp. 681–688.
Kurniawan, A, Sjadat, A & Akhasyah, M 2016, 'Rehabilitation of the collapsed panel 1K north in the deep ore zone block cave mine', Proceedings of the Seventh International Conference & Exhibition on Mass Mining, The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, Melbourne, pp. 763–768.
Pinnock, I, Collins, DS, Toya, Y, Shumila, V & Hosseini, Z 2016, 'Large event sequence analysis and 3D velocity models for seismic event location accuracy', Proceedings of the Seventh International Conference & Exhibition on Mass Mining, The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, Melbourne, pp. 879–884.


« Hello Is There Anybody Out There?
I know I have been not following through on my stated goals when it comes to recent blogging. After a hella busy ten days of work, I finally had two days off in a row. Despite, or maybe because of, the brutal heat, the two days off have been two of the greatest days of my recent life. Yesterday, was one of the best days period of my life. The glacier at Lake Serene cleansed my mind, body, and spirit. I also got a lot of photographs taken. Plus, I took some more pictures today. The clouds have been smiling down at me. I have been running them through photoshop and will be throwing up some picture posts soon. Some unkut funk is coming too, I swear. I need at least one more me. And if you can, pray to St. Anthony for me. I cannot find my cellphone.
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Mirror's Edge On iPhone Doing The Canabalt
I got a quick look at a pair of EA iPhone games yesterday, one that gave just about the best first impression of EA's spring line-up. That's the Canabalt-ish return of Mirror's Edge.
Signed documents prevent me from sharing the control intricacies of Mirror's Edge or even much of a description of the game, but I will share that this is an iPhone game to watch. It is a remake of sorts of the first-person, free-running console game of the same name. Mirror's Edge on iPhone is a side-scroller that appears to reward players who can propel its heroine's perpetual motion across a beautifully white-washed urban landscape.
The first game I thought of while trying Mirror's Edge on iPhone was Canabalt, the beloved (by us and others) indie side-scroller that features a hero who automatically and urgently runs away from disaster, jumping from rooftop to rooftop, as far as long as the player can keep him alive. Mirror's Edge may be more of a traditional game than that with levels and enemies, but the very first thing I witnessed in the iPhone game was our hero Faith propelled into - ideally - perpetual, accelerating motion across roof-tops. It didn't seem like a rip-off but more of another entry into what could prove to be an enjoyable new genre of rapid platforming.
We'll have more impressions of Mirror's Edge later this month. The game is scheduled for April release.
Also worth keeping an eye on is EA's Skate-It, a skateboarding iPhone game modified from a DS title of the same name. That one is set for release later in the spring.
Michael Guest
http://www.mirrorsedge2d.com/


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Q: JxBrowser onStartLoadingFrame Data Passing Issue I am currently using JxBrowser 6.19.1 and I would like to ask if it is possible to set a variable value when I first start loading a page, by using onStartLoadingFrame. Then I am going to use that data in the page.
For example:
    final JFrame frame = new JFrame("Hello World!");

    final Browser browser = new Browser();
    BrowserView view = new BrowserView(browser);

    frame.setDefaultCloseOperation(WindowConstants.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
    frame.add(view, BorderLayout.CENTER);
    frame.setSize(400, 300);
    frame.setVisible(true);

    browser.addLoadListener(new LoadAdapter() {
        @Override
        public void onStartLoadingFrame(StartLoadingEvent event) {
            browser.executeJavaScriptAndReturnValue("var data = 1"); // does not work every single time, real question
        }
    });
    browser.loadURL("echo.html");

where my echo.html will be something like this:
 <!DOCTYPE html>

    <title>Document</title>

Echo Page

The question comes, sometimes it prompt the alert, sometimes doesn't. Does anyone know why? (Due to Multitheading?) Is that any work around for this?
Hope someone can help me with that. Thanks.

A: If you need to execute some JavaScript code before any other JavaScript on the loaded web page is executed, then you should use the onScriptContextCreated JavaScript context event as shown below:
browser.addScriptContextListener(new ScriptContextAdapter() {
    @Override
    public void onScriptContextCreated(ScriptContextEvent event) {
        event.getBrowser().executeJavaScript("var data = 1");
    }
});

In this case, the data JavaScript variable will be set properly, and the script on the web page will always work as expected.


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Q: Setting a default detail page for SplitView on the iPad (Swift) Evening all,
I'm trying to find the best way to set a default detail page/screen on the iPad when there are 0 results found. When there are more than 0 results, I'd like to show the first result on the details screen.
An example scenario would be if this was a notes app, if I had previously entered notes the app should launch with the first note page in the detail area of the splitview, if there were no notes the details area should display a custom page explaining to the user that no notes have been added at this time.
Here's the contents of a function that I've been loading in ViewDidAppear. It kind of works but it blocks the iPad slideover functionality. I'm hoping someone can recommend a cleaner, better solution than this. Thanks!
if self.results.count == 0 {
  if UIDevice.currentDevice().userInterfaceIdiom == .Pad {
    print("No results, loading backup screen")
    self.performSegueWithIdentifier("noResultsSegue", sender: self)
  }
} else {
  if UIDevice.currentDevice().userInterfaceIdiom == .Pad {
    print("Results found, show the first one")
    let initialIndexPath =  NSIndexPath(forRow: 0, inSection: 0)
    self.tableView.selectRowAtIndexPath(initialIndexPath, animated: true, scrollPosition:UITableViewScrollPosition.Top)
    self.performSegueWithIdentifier("showResultSegue", sender: initialIndexPath)
  }
}


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A papillary fibroelastoma is a primary tumor of the heart that typically involves one of the valves of the heart. Papillary fibroelastomas, while considered uncommon, make up about 10 percent of all primary tumors of the heart. They are the third most common type of primary tumor of the heart, behind cardiac myxomas and cardiac lipomas.

Signs and symptoms
A papillary fibroelastoma is generally considered pathologically benign, however outflow obstruction or embolism can be associated with syncope, chest pain, heart attack, stroke and sudden cardiac death.

Symptoms due to papillary fibroelastomas are generally due to either mechanical effects of the tumor or due to embolization of a portion of the tumor to a distal organ. In particular, chest pain or syncope may be due to transient occlusion of the left main coronary artery by the tumor, while a heart attack or sudden cardiac death may be due to embolization of a portion of the tumor into a coronary artery.

Diagnosis

Papillary fibroelastoma are typically found and accurately diagnosed by imaging. The diagnosis is confirmed by pathology. Histologically, papillary fibroelastomas have branching avascular papillae, composed of collagen, that are covered by endothelium.

Treatment
If the tumor is found incidentally in an asymptomatic person, the treatment approach is controversial. Certainly a conservative approach is warranted in certain individuals. If the tumor is large, greater than 1 cm in asymptomatic patients, and pedunculated, a case may be made for surgical excision prior to symptoms developing due to the higher risk of embolism. However, this is still considered controversial.

If the papillary fibroelastoma is associated with symptoms, surgical excision is generally recommended for relief of symptoms. A minimally invasive approach may be possible if the tumor involves the aortic valve or right atrium. In the case of aortic valve involvement, excision of the tumor is often valve-sparing, meaning that replacement of the valve with a prosthetic valve is not necessary. Repair of the native valve with a pericardial patch has been described.

See also
 Endocardial fibroelastosis

References

External links

Heart neoplasia
Heart diseases
Congenital disorders
Autosomal recessive disorders
X-linked recessive disorders
Rare diseases

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Can you do clips with real kicks like this?
It would be awesome if you did it with real kicks like this one. (I don't mean real like the girls on Shefights do, just make light kicks that has it's own sound effects.) After you add the kick sound effects like the usual, your clips would be real kickass!


Old and new reside side by side on the N61 Athlone to Roscommon road. The new one sensibly hides behind a monkey puzzle tree to minimise the noise of the constant traffic.
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Home improvements are an important and vital part of being a homeowner. If you want to make the best improvements possible, you're going to need to remember the basics. These will help keep you grounded, and ensure the tasks are accomplished with minimal problems.
The basics of home improvements involve thinking about why you're doing something in the first place. The most obvious reason to do home renovations and improvements is to add value to the property and help sell the home. This is very important if you're looking at selling at some point in the future. A lot of these projects are long-term investments, so you need to bear this in mind when you decide what changes you want to make.
A fundamental part of successful DIY and home renovation is to make sure you take your time. A lot of these projects will require dedication, time and hard work. There's no sense in rushing something just because you want to get it done quickly. If you don't take the time to do something, it's likely that it won't get done properly. If something is worth doing, it's worth doing right. Take your time and make sure you have done a good job. You don't want to have to go back and redo something later on because this will be added cost and stress.
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One of the key things you need to consider is the financial implications of home improvements. Everything costs money these days, and home renovations can be pricey. A lot of us are still feeling the squeeze of the recession. So it's important to make sure you can afford to start doing particular projects. In order to help with this you need to make sure you have money saved up in the first place. Try to put some aside each month to help you with budgeting for the tasks you want to do.
You might be surprised by how much people forget about the basics when it comes to DIY and home renovations. The basics are what help you succeed and ensure projects get finished without a hitch. You always need to bear in mind these fundamental elements when it comes to home improvements.


When designing something, it can be tempting to make compromises. Whether that be using cheaper material, having a lazy design, or by simply copying whatever works. None of these tactics will ever be meaningful. These types of products just float around in the abyss of the "Good Enoughs". So we adopted a mantra. Whatever we make, it has to be "Better than Good". That means no cutting corners and always delivering the very best.
Our mantra extends above and beyond product development. Though we're not perfect, we are a company where you can count on being treated right. There is a real person on the other end and we promise you that you are our highest priority. You can be assured that we won't sway from our commitment to you.


The fourth-of-July school of rhetoric. Trading monarchial tyranny for federal tyranny.
So what do the conquered provinces in the South have to celebrate? The fact that confederate guerrillas forced the British army out of South Carolina into Virginia where it surrendered in a newly formed southern state means nothing. The fact that the South rose up in the 1960s illustrating formidable resistance to recover its liberties from federal tyranny means nothing. State lines including frontier borders are imaginary. It's all Federaland.
A border Wall will amuse the world. Those people legally cross the border as tourist and keep walking. The Wall will complement / compliment the Jew Wall. Moral support.
Roger, cc. If the Enemy permits a wall to be built, its purpose will be to keep Aryans in, as prisoners; not others out.
Do you hear, kameraden? Spit the carcinogenic hot dogs from your lips! Throw the TV set out the window! Burn the worthless Federal Reserve Shekels, preferably in sight of an Enemy banker! We need territory!–join the great migration to the North!
Yes the Wall is a double edge sword. It will also lock-down insurrectionist in times of strife.
Retreating North is the same mentality as the ol' Aryan Northwest movement. Concede too much land and you'll end up at the North Pole.
We've already ceded our lands–that's the point. We Aryans have gradually accepted the role of slaves on an alien-controlled plantation occupying territory formerly ours. A strategy of internal re-colonization cannot work due to the Enemy's policy of targeted racial genocide. The exception might be remote areas, where the Enemy's grasp is weak, e.g., untaxed land in Alaska above the 60th parallel.
I get it, cc: you are a dyed-in-the-wool southerner having traditional, emotional, and familial ties to good old Dixie. You would die fighting rather than yield an inch, and I salute you for it. We are facing, however, an Enemy who will not fight directly, but rather will flood our lands with alien untermenschen who will eat-out our sustenance and out-breed us like locusts. It is happening already. We must not make the mistake of thinking we can re-fight wars already lost.
White Flight is certainly a reality. Los Angeles experienced White Flight in the early 1980s. Popular Demoralization. I would have left too.
Kevin, I understand your disgust and your frustration. However, venting is not a good strategy. You are making a mistake that Dr. Pierce never learned not to make. Those who have successfully trod the path to power have always observed a simple, very prudent principle: Never crap on the people you're trying to win over.
The effectiveness of this strategy is easy to see in the results of presidential elections. People want to believe in themselves, and this goes for nations as well as individuals. The American people have always responded more favorably to candidates who have expressed faith in them than they have to ones who have chided them.
We must give our people reasons to believe in themselves as European Americans–better reasons than our enemies give them to not believe in themselves. If we can do this, our people will easily draw correct conclusions about the mistakes that they have been making.
The part "…to narcotize yourselves and watch some pretty lights while you and your children are being marched inexorably to the slaughterhouse accompanied by the beat of Congoid rap" is over the top, as the rapper has his eyes on your 16 year old daughter. The last thing congoids, mestizos, and even Asians, as well as the traditional parasite, want is their service-animal slaughtered. The one that engineered and invented nearly everything technical, runs the wars it didn't start, pays the taxes it didn't vote for and often doesn't benefit from, supports the political ally that provides nothing back, yet lets itself be injured or killed in armed robberies and carjackings under the guise of freedom, while doing nothing for its brethren in S. Africa who today are facing America's future.
One cannot "win over" the irredeemable. Better to let them know, in no uncertain terms, where we stand.


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"The Invisible Man" was a novella penned by H.G. Wells in 1897 and popularized to succeeding generations by the classic 1933 motion picture starring Claude Rains as Griffin, a scientist who develops an invisibility theory. Griffin postulates that by changing a person's refractive index to that of air, the subject's body would neither absorb nor reflect light and, thereby, achieve a state of invisibility. He ultimately uses this process on himself, attains invisibility, cannot return to a visible state, and, as a result, is driven to insanity.
Consider for a moment the purpose of your job search. If you are thinking "to find a job," then you are only partially correct. The purpose of a job search for the vast majority of seekers is not simply to find a job, but to find the right job – the job fulfilling a litany of different job-seeker requirements in areas including compensation, challenge, advancement, and geography to name just a few.
If your purpose is to find the right job, then you need to begin by developing or securing materials that will define and describe you to a prospective employer. These materials may include a resume, cover letter, letters of recommendation, a portfolio, certifications, licenses, and a host of other such materials specific to the particular employment search. Of course, the quality of these materials will be critical to your potential job-hunting success.
The information and other resources available to today's job-seeker are staggering in their volume and scale. How will you efficiently employ the resources available to optimize the success of your efforts?
In a sense, you – as a job-seeker – are very much like a political candidate or a product or brand seeking recognition in a crowded marketplace. How will you capture the attention of those who might might be searching for a candidate like you or who may be of benefit to you in your search?
To gain optimal exposure and recognition within your market, you need to develop a plan, an organized course of action enabling you to systematically utilize all available job-seeking resources to your maximum benefit. Too many job candidates employ a haphazard approach in their job searches; thereby, leaving their job-hunting success, careers, and futures to chance. Even if these candidates find jobs (as most all will ultimately do), it is unlikely that they will find the right opportunities. And, since one job influences the next job and so on, one can only speculate on the damage done to such careers.
Without a plan, its execution, and effective materials promoting a candidate, the job-hunting process is very much like that of Griffin, the mad scientist. Your efforts will produce relative "invisibility" in the employment market, make it difficult for you to return to the right career track, and utlimately become a source of concern and vexation in your life.


I am personally very fond of zoot. It lacks utf support (but it deal perfectly with chinese as long as you set your locale to chinese) and is not freeware (you can continue to use it with a annoying notice upon start up after it expires). It has a 32bit version which unfortunately failed to start on chinese windows. I have complaint about it in the forum, hopefully with the current pace of ungrading, the author will get it right soon.
General Software Discussion / Re: What's a good memorization software?
both use supermemo v5 algorithm. Here is a insanely interesting article about the algorithm from wired.
yeah, minimalist interface but the search function on the right is useful.
General Software Discussion / Re: My favorite software! What's yours?
oh my! I just emailed the author of flashnote to suggest the global search feature and he/she promptly replied that he/she will add it in the next release.
Mempad's lack of unicode is a deal breaker for me though. And the author said it was an incredibly hard thing to implement it in mempad and couldn't promise it in future release.


Alors, elle est pas beunaise, la pause au Pays de Pons?
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Foreign Affairs: Bahamas committed to equality
LocalNovember 26, 2020November 25, 2020 at 3:43 am Eyewitness News
NASSAU, BAHAMAS — As it observed the 27th International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women yesterday, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said The Bahamas is "committed" to achieving "equality for all".
"The government and people of the Commonwealth of The Bahamas join the global community in the observance of the 27th International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women under the theme 'Orange the World: Fund, Respond, Prevent, Collect!' The declaration for the elimination of violence against women was adopted by the United Nations (UN) in 1993 and it calls on states to protect women and girls against human rights violations," read a statement by the ministry.
"All too often, and in many instances daily, women face domestic violence, human trafficking, sexual violence and harassment."
It added, "The Bahamas is working actively to strengthen protection measures for women and girls and to eliminate gender-based violence in our communities. We are committed to achieving the goal of equality for all."
The Ministry also noted "The Bahamas plays an active role in the elimination of violence against women, particularly in the General Assembly and the UN Human Rights Council (HRC)" as a member of the UN.
"The Bahamas is the first ever elected and only CARICOM member state of the HRC," its statement read.
"Based on its longstanding commitment in this endeavor, The Bahamas was successful in its recent bid for re-election to the Committee on the Elimination of all Forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) for the term 2021-2024."
Always a headline ahead, around the world, Bahamas news, ewnews, ewnews.com, Eyewitness News


First and before any thing congratulations on diab fm opening but there is problem with amr diab radio and that is the sound don't work properly when you listen to it. it is work and stop every short time and this due to the slow internet speed.
It's possible to make some one in diab fm work team record every program on diab fm and upload it on diab fm after the program ends so we can download it and hear to the full program.


The University of South Florida is moving to fire a tenured Palestinian-born professor at the center of a furor over his alleged terrorist links.
University president Judy Genshaft sent a termination letter Wednesday to Sami Al-Arian, a computer science professor who has been on paid leave since September because the university feared for his safety after he received numerous death threats.
Al-Arian, 43, a community activist who also runs an Islamic school and community center, would not comment on the school's decision. He has denied he supports terrorism.
The professor, who is paid more than $67,000 a year, has the right to have an independent arbitrator review his dismissal. He has 10 days to respond to the letter.
"Dr. Al-Arian is considering all the options available to him in order to insure that his rights are protected," his attorney, Robert Cannella, said in a statement.
Al-Arian, who has never been detained or charged with a crime, founded the World and Islam Studies Enterprises, a now-defunct think tank that was headquartered at the university until the FBI raided it in 1995 and froze its assets.
The FBI and Immigration and Naturalization Service alleged that the think tank and a related Palestinian charity were a fund-raising front for terrorists. The charity held conferences that drew people later identified as terrorists, including Sheik Omar Abdel-Rahman, the blind Muslim cleric convicted of plotting to bomb five New York landmarks.
A former manager of the charity, Tarik Hamdi, was linked to Osama bin Laden's organization during the trial of four men convicted in the 1998 bombings of U.S. embassies in Africa. A former head of the think tank, Ramadan Abdulah Shallah, left in 1995 and resurfaced as the head of a terrorist organization, the Palestinian Islamic Jihad.
Al-Arian said he only knew the men as academics, and that their later links to terrorism "shocked" him. His brother-in-law, Mazen Al-Najjar, was jailed for three years on secret evidence as a threat to national security. He was released a year ago for lack of evidence, but jailed again last month for overstaying his visa. Al-Najjar's attorneys asked in a court filing Wednesday that he be immediately released.
The professor was criticized after he was videotaped at conferences a decade ago rallying the crowd with shouts of "death to Israel." He later explained he was making a political statement regarding the Israeli occupation of the West Bank and what he considers Israeli oppression, not advocating deaths of people.
Genshaft said community outrage and safety concerns led her to decide to fire Al-Arian. She said campus police told her it probably would never be safe to allow him back on campus.
"This man has been on the campus for over 10 years and 15 percent of the time he had been paid for doing nothing," she said.
University officials also said they have a 6-inch stack of e-mails about Al-Arian, the majority criticizing the university for employing him and some threatening to withdraw financial support.
Pilar Saad, a local Muslim activist who works with Al-Arian, said the university's decision was unfair and suggested it was caving in to criticism.


Full disclosure: I don't know anything about editing. Absolutely nothing. But I figured that was all the more reason to take on the challenge and edit my own film. Here are six things I learned in the process.
#1 Have a plan for your edit when you are making your shotlist.
Here's an admission right off the bat. When I was making my shotlist I thought more in terms of 'adequate coverage' than I did 'interesting editing' – and it shows. I felt confident that the shots we had planned for would give me plenty of options in the editing room, and it did, but those options weren't necessarily interesting. I now know that I should have more carefully considered not only what was needed to keep continuity, but also what shots would help me tell the story I wanted to.
#2 Don't take slating lightly – organization is key to efficient editing.
We did this one right. Yay. As I was first looking through every single take to find my favorites, and then later matching my selections with their corresponding audio, I realized how important the meticulous organization of shots, slates, file numbers, file names and hard drive labeling was for my workflow. We had a couple of shots with no slate – shots we had needed to grab on the go – and even though they only make up a tiny fraction of the many shots I ended up using in my edit, they stand out as unnecessarily time consuming simply because they interrupted my workflow. So stay organized. It'll save you time and headache.
#3 Don't yell 'CUT!' when you feel the urge – wait a second.
I found myself in this situation more than once: I had found the takes I wanted to use, but had to either make faster cuts than I wanted to or make compromises with the audio, because 'CUT!' was heard in the background or – even worse – interrupted an actor's thought process. My take-away here is a reminder to not get too caught up in the actions of a scene, but rather the thoughts that drive those actions in the actors. Sometimes it takes a second to finish a thought and sometimes it's only after finishing the thought that we get a spontaneous reaction. And that's the stuff we wanna catch on camera. So fight the urge to yell 'CUT!' too soon. It'll give you more interesting options in editing.
#4 Cheat when shooting scenes with overlapping dialogue.
And by cheat I mean creating movie magic, not necessarily by being creative but rather by being methodical. If you are shooting a scene with a lot of dialogue – some of which is overlapping – say, in an argument or any other scenario where you envision a lot of cuts back and forth, do yourself a favor and do just a couple of extra takes with clean dialogue. On set, this means asking your actors to perform the scene exactly the same way they've done for the past two setups, except this time they're not allowed to interrupt each other. Even if the script calls for interrupted speech, try a take where the dialogue is delivered just as if it is interrupted, but with a split second of air between the back-and-forth. Editing the audio without compromising on which takes to match will be so much easier.
It's as true in editing as it is in writing. Sometimes your favorite take just doesn't fit. Sometimes you need to cut a line or a look or a reaction in order to speed up the action. Sometimes what you thought was brilliant writing just didn't deliver on camera. Kill it. Cut it. Don't be sentimental about it. If you're killing a darling for the betterment of the story, your audience will never miss it in the first place.
#6 F*&k the rules. Cut with your gut.
Alright, this one kinda sorta contradicts the very first thing on this list, but hear me out. Even if you have planned out your shots with a certain edit in mind, try not to be too attached to the rules of standard editing. Try cutting for the reactions rather than for the deliveries. Or try holding on a character a little longer than you probably should. Do split screens. Use jump cuts. Mess up time. If you like what you're seeing, that's really all that matters.
The film in question here, by the way, is called (Im)moral. Coming soon to a film festival near you. Also, all editing (both video and audio) – as well as color grading – was done in Final Cut Pro X with very little prior knowledge of how to use the program. It's easy. There are no excuses not to do it.


What if I put it in a shipping crate and freight it via truck?
See here for something from the USPS itself. More information than you probably need, but thorough.
Well, that's the way FedEx does it. I don't know if it is still true, but every single piece of mail FedEx moves used to go to one, count 'em, one facility at Memphis, "When it absolutely, positively, has to be there overnight." That business model seems to work OK.
The difference is FedEx is in it to make a profit, USPS is not.
If I write something on a piece of paper and put in an envelope and pay someone to take it to someone's house (not mailbox), is that technically illegal?
Not illegal. However, if you DID put it in the mailbox that is illegal and you could be fined. This sounds kind of weird but if you pay for and install a mailbox on a post at the end of your driveway (technically speaking) USPS owns it. Kind of like when you install a meter enclosure on your house, although you paid for it and it's attached to your house and you are responsible for maintaining it, the POCO actually owns it.
Kind of like when you install a meter enclosure on your house, although you paid for it and it's attached to your house and you are responsible for maintaining it, the POCO actually owns it.
The POCO has rights to restrict access. They do not own it. The customer owns it and is responsible for keeping it in good shape and replacing it when necessary, along with the service mast.
Here the POCO owns them. They don't charge for them. You go down and pick them up for free. That's for single meters. They do charge for larger meter sockets.
You may be right or we both may be. Usually in all cases as long as the service material is attached to your house you own it and have to maintain it. Here, in the PSE&G area you can pick up a meter pan at the POCO's office and not have tp pay for it. The can clearly states PSE&G on the cover. In addition, in all POCO cases the actual meter is provided by and owned by the POCO.
Two cases for customer ownership that I see. One is for all configurations the customer buys the meter base meeting utility spec and owns it. Two is the utility will give the customer a standard meter base and transfer ownership or the customer can buy one that meets utility specs (usually if they want some odd configuration or included disconnect), but the customer has ownership either way.
Yes. I don't ever remember a customer owned meter being used by the POCO. Sometimes a third party meter might be used like a transmission grid meter owned by the grid operator rather than the local POCO.


Social care leaders have called on the government to reform how social care is funded, following a survey carried out by the Association of Adult Social Services.
The survey found that £890 million is to be cut from the social care budget in the year to March 2013, despite increasing demand for services from older people and those with learning disabilities. Also, when combined with last year's figures, the cumulative reduction in adult social care budgets is £1.89 billion – and comes at a time when growing pressures from rising numbers of older and disabled adults continues to grow at 3% per year. The survey revealed that, of the planned savings to be made, only 12.7% will be through reducing services. More than 85% of savings will be through efficiency and service re-design. Fees for people with learning disabilities in residential care, and home care for older people, and people with physical and learning difficulties are set to increase by an average of 1% in the coming months, the survey also found. However, the increase depends on where you live – some authorities will increase fees by more than the average, while others will decrease their fees.
Only six councils (7%) changed their Fair Access to Care Services criteria between this year and last – from moderate to substantial. There are now 83% councils at substantial in 2012/13 compared to 78% in 2011/12 and 2% at critical only.


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Q: Regarding raising exception in middle of for loop in Ocaml I'm having an array in ocaml.array of type float option array array
for example :- [|[|Some 2.3;None;None|];[|Some 1.2;Some 2.4;None|]|]
I have to add elements of that array. If I encounter None then we have to raise error else I have to add elements and return it.
So I'm using for loop I'm not understanding how to raise exception in middle of loop and exit loop
Entire code should be in Ocaml

A: Well, we're not going to write your code for you :-). But the expression:
raise exn

will work anywhere (including in a for loop) to raise the given exception.
Here's an example using List.iter that looks for the first odd number:
let find_odd list =
    let exception Found_it of int in
    let look k = if k mod 2 = 1 then raise (Found_it k) in
    try List.iter look list; None
    with Found_it n -> Some n


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Alumna Who Discovered Evidence of Dark Matter Inspires Global Symposium
A symposium honoring Vera Rubin (G'54), one of the most important American astrophysicists of the 20th century, took place this week at Georgetown, where she received a Ph.D. and began her career as a researcher and professor.
Georgetown Law Alumnae, Professors Make 2019 Women's Forum a Success
Female Power: Current Alumnae Ambassadors, Diplomats Reflect on Leadership Roles
Current and former diplomats, including 12 Georgetown alumnae, shared perspectives on women's roles in shaping communities around the globe ahead of International Women's Day, March 8.
Georgetown Professor Writes Dramatic Memoir from an Italian Villa
Much like the Italian laborers who built Georgetown University's Villa le Balze estate atop a cliff in Tuscany, Professor of English John Glavin (C'64, Parent'95) devoted years and abundant patience...
Alumni Pass On Hoya, College Advice to #GeorgetownBound Students
Each year, hundreds of students from various walks of life step foot on the Hilltop, anxiously awaiting the start of their collegiate journeys. From first-generation college students to #...
Black Student Alliance Celebrates 50-Year Legacy of Community and Support
Georgetown's Black Student Alliance marks history and milestones on its 50th anniversary.
First University-Wide Women's Forum Attracts Alumni, Students and Faculty
More than 500 alumni, students, and faculty gathered for the first university-wide Women's Forum, to share expertise in leadership, entrepreneurship, law, social justice and the sciences.
Georgetown Delegation Tours East Asia
By Chelsea Burwell Continuing the university's commitment to strengthening engagement with East Asia, Georgetown President John J. DeGioia and a high-level delegation of university administrators...


From now on I am planning to make daily (or near daily) entries in this blog to chart both the progress of the seasons, but also the establishment of a new garden here at Leeland, next to the Confederate cemetary in Shepherdstown, WV.
Shepherdstown is on the banks of the Potomac River across from Sharpsburg / Antietam, MD, where the Shenandoah Valley becomes the Cumberland Valley and the Blue Ridge the Catoctins. This is an ancient power spot of sorts, where the Potomac takes on the Shenandoah as a tributary and breaks its way through the Blue Ridge to the Piedmont at Harpers Ferry. It is only part of West Virginia for this reason, as control of the confluence of these two regionally important rivers was militarily critical during the Civil War.
It's not really a new town, though. In fact my mother's family (the Shepherds) has been here something more than three hundred years. I left here after her death in 1968, and spent the next 35 years in Vermont (ironically, no farther from the Appalachian Trail than I am here) where the weather is, on average, about ten degrees colder and the growing season 3-4 weeks short both beginning and end. Now, 40 years later, I am back, and poignantly enough (at least to me) my new garden is going in within site of her grave. Anyway, enough of that!
It is my intention not only to learn the plants and seasons down here (that was of no particular interest to me at the time I left) but also -- using the benefit of the lower latitude -- to produce vegetables year round for the table. This blog will be the record of that atttempt.


Far too many of us go straight for coffee in the morning, perhaps eat some toast or cereal, and go on with our day. There's nothing wrong with a routine, but if your routine is limiting your metabolism, then you're not moving closer towards your goals to get in shape.
Boost your metabolism. For some reason, many people view metabolism and weight loss as a challenge, when truthfully, it's quite easy if you do it right.
1.	Balance your pH. One of the most overlooked aspects to health and fitness programs is the pH balance. You may remember this from chemistry class in high-school. PH is the acid/base balance, and when it comes to your body, high acidity can lead to obesity, fatigue, and other health implications.
* Balancing your pH levels in the morning can be a great way to start your day off on the right foot, enabling your metabolism to function as it should. The best way to balance your pH in the morning is to eat dark fruit and green, leafy vegetables.
* Not only will they help you balance your pH, but they'll also increase your intake of fiber, which has been shown to decrease appetite and lead to weight loss.
2.	Exercise. Running, walking, biking, lifting weights - it doesn't really matter what you do as long as you're making your muscles, heart, and lungs work.
* Although research has shown that you won't be able to train as hard as in the evening, a morning workout is one of the most effective methods to increase metabolism leading to weight loss.
3.	Hydration. Coffee is not hydration. In fact, it has a negative hydration effect due to its diuretic value. Although drinking coffee in the morning can make you feel more energized, it doesn't promote a faster metabolism in the long run. But real hydration will.
* Drinking 7 or 8 glasses of water daily is recommended in order to stay as hydrated as possible.
4.	Eat iron-rich food. This is especially important in a world where food is processed, and nutrients are being stripped from their original sources. Iron does more than we think, and emerging science is showing that it can have massive benefits to metabolism and overall vitality.
* Lack of iron can lead to anemia, fatigue, and overeating.
* Iron plays a crucial role in hemoglobin and erythrocyte production, both of which help to transport working nutrients and oxygen to muscle and other internal systems. New science is even showing that iron may be an important mechanism to assist in protein digestion.
* Eating iron-rich foods can help you to increase your metabolism and live a life with greater vitality and lack of fatigue.
If you're looking to rev up your morning metabolism, take care to balance your pH, exercise regularly, hydrate, and eat iron rich foods each morning.