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RTU Coach Fumes at home match ban
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Head Coach of Real Tamale United Mohammed Gargo says he is not pleased with the Ghana Football Association's decision to suspend his team from playing the rest of their premier league games at the Tamale Stadium. The decision by the GFA to suspend the premier league returnees was arrived following two separate cases of violence exhibited by the management and supporters of Tamale based side during their premier league games with Aduana Stars and SC Medeama. But Coach Mohammed Gargo disagrees with the decision and says it's unfair."If you look at what is happening to RTU, i don't think it is fair to ban us from playing at the Tamale Stadium". He told JOY Sports"A similar incident happened in Kumasi during the Kotoko, Lions game, why is Kotoko not banned? But why with RTU is all over the country"."They are making us work tirelessly for nothing and when you talk you become the number one enemy because you stand for the truth, i mean is not fair for something like this to happen in Ghana football" read more
Young B&H Basketball Players Will Play Against Slovenia in Seminfals
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The B&H basketball team reached the semifinals of the European championship in the B Division for players until 16 years of age, which is being held in Sarajevo.The young B&H team will play against Slovenia tomorrow at the cultural-sports center Ilidža at 18:30 in the semifinals.The best three selections of the European championship will be placed in the European A Division, which means that the winner of the B&H-Slovenia game would be ensured a place among the best young teams in Europe from the next season.In the second semifinal, Finland and Denmark will play at 20:45.
10 months agoTottenham attacker Son: We're now ready to sustain title tilt
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About the authorPaul VegasShare the loveHave your say Tottenham attacker Son: We're now ready to sustain title tiltby Paul Vegas10 months agoSend to a friendShare the loveTottenham attacker Son Heung-min says they're better equipped to mount a title challenge this season.Son believes Spurs learned valuable lessons from previous title challenges when they fell short, particularly in 2016 when Leicester won the Premier League.The 26-year-old said: "Every season we learn something because we've been so close, so, so close and we're still young."I want to just believe and that's my main concept. I want to believe we can do it, we deserve to do it and we are looking forward to doing it every week."It's a long, long season and we have to go a long way and that's why we have to be focused on the next match." read more
Mosquito Control Programme Strengthened
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Dr. Tufton said the Government of Jamaica is appreciative of the partnership with the USAID, which has facilitated ongoing support to reduce mosquito breeding and vector-borne diseases. The country's vector management programme has been strengthened with the opening of the Mosquito Control and Research Unit (MCRU) Insectary at the University of West Indies (UWI) Mona campus in St. Andrew.A joint initiative of the Ministry of Health and UWI through support from the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), the facility will provide for entomological study ad research aimed at controlling mosquito-borne diseases such as chikungunya, Zika, dengue fever and malaria.It will serve as Jamaica's national mosquito control and research laboratory, complementing the insectary at the National Public Health Laboratory on Slipe Pen Road in Kingston.Speaking at the opening ceremony on Tuesday (Jan. 9), Health Minister, Dr. the Hon. Christopher Tufton, said the establishment of the MCRU insectary "demonstrates another significant step to help advance and sustain Jamaica's commitment to mosquito control."It is equipped with new microscopes, supplies and equipment to advance scientific and operational research.Dr. Tufton said the Government of Jamaica is appreciative of the partnership with the USAID, which has facilitated ongoing support to reduce mosquito breeding and vector-borne diseases.The USAID, under its Zika AIRS Project (ZAP), funded the refurbishing of office and laboratory space for the MCRU, which was launched last year and the establishment of the insectary at the national lab.The MCRU unit was set up to foster data-driven monitoring and decision-making; explore innovative tools and methodologies; and build technical operational and research capacity as it relates to mosquito control.UWI Pro-Vice-Chancellor and Mona campus Principal, Professor McDonald, in his remarks, said the institution is "extremely pleased" to partner with the Ministry on the initiative and also hailed the support from USAID.He said the institution envisions the full integration of the MCRU into the research and teaching endeavours of the Mona campus."It will certainly add to our efforts to modernise all of our facilities… (as) we continue to serve our stakeholders in Jamaica and across the Caribbean," he noted.In his remarks, Chargé d'Affaires at the US Embassy in Jamaica, Eric Khant, said advancing public health was among the priorities of the US' engagement with the Caribbean.He contended that infectious diseases like Zika "know no borders (so) we must work together to protect our citizens."Mr. Khant noted that the insectaries' combined resources will provide the Ministry and UWI with "adequate space to complete the necessary surveillance and research activities to elevate mosquito control efforts in Jamaica."The ZAP project is designed to enhance the USAID's ability to implement vector control and entomological monitoring programmes in Latin America and the Caribbean. Story Highlights Speaking at the opening ceremony on Tuesday (Jan. 9), Health Minister, Dr. the Hon. Christopher Tufton, said the establishment of the MCRU insectary "demonstrates another significant step to help advance and sustain Jamaica's commitment to mosquito control." The country's vector management programme has been strengthened with the opening of the Mosquito Control and Research Unit (MCRU) Insectary at the University of West Indies (UWI) Mona campus in St. Andrew. read more
Jackson Browne to Receive 2018 Gandhi Peace Award
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On September 14 Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. will introduce Jackson Browne as he receives the Gandhi Peace Award from Promoting Enduring Peace at the Lyman Center for the Performing Arts starting at 7:30 pm.Kennedy, the second son of the late Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, is an American environmental attorney, author, and activist who serves as president of the board of Waterkeeper Alliance, a non-profit environmental group that he helped found in 1999.Dr. Joseph Bertolino, president of Southern Connecticut State University, will greet the audience, as will Andrew Wolf, New Haven's Director of Arts, Culture and Tourism. Ben Grosscup and Luci Murphy of the People's Music Network will begin the evening with musical tributes. Chris George of IRIS (Integrated Refugee & Immigrant Services) and Frida Berrigan, columnist for Waging Peace and daughter of Philip Berrigan, will also speak.Jackson Browne is the first artist to receive the Gandhi Peace Award. He is being honored for extraordinary contributions of time and talent to the inseparable causes of world peace, environmental harmony, and social justice. The Award comes with a cash prize and a medallion forged from peace bronze composed of metals salvaged from the control systems of U.S. nuclear missiles. The Award Ceremony will feature short musical tributes by local performers, an appeal for action on the local and planetary levels, and the presentation of the Award itself. Consistent with tradition, Browne has been invited "to present a message of challenge and hope" to those in attendance.The Gandhi Peace Award, named after Indian anti-imperialist and nonviolence advocate Mohandas Gandhi, derives its international renown from those who have accepted it over the years, beginning with Eleanor Roosevelt in 1960. Among the other 53 awardees are Linus Pauling, Martin Luther King, Jr., Norman Thomas, William Sloane Coffin, Benjamin Spock, Wayne Morse, U Thant, Dorothy Day, Daniel Ellsberg, Kay Camp, César Chávez, Marian Wright Edelman, and George McGovern. Since 2011 the Award has been accepted by Arik Ascherman (Rabbis for Human Rights), Amy Goodman (Democracy Now!), Bill McKibben (350.org), Medea Benjamin (Code Pink), Omar Barghouti (BDS), and Ralph Nader (Public Citizen).Jackson Browne has composed and performed songs widely regarded as among the most literate and moving songs in popular music, defining a genre of songwriting charged with honesty, emotion, and personal politics. Inducted in 2004 into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and in 2007 into the Songwriters Hall of Fame, he has three albums counted among Rolling Stone magazine's 500 greatest albums of all time and Rolling Stone numbered him among the top 40 "greatest songwriters of all time."Browne has organized or participated in numerous benefit performances to support the environment, social justice, and human rights as well as causes such as music and arts education in public schools and has worked with two former Gandhi Peace Award recipients, Amnesty International (1978) and the Children's Defense Fund (1990). He was awarded an honorary Doctorate of Music by Occidental College for "a remarkable musical career that has successfully combined intensely personal artistry with a broader vision of social justice."Several of his albums, such as Lives in the Balance, World in Motion, Looking East, and Standing in the Breach, directly challenge imperialist foreign policy, environmental short-sightedness, and corporate greed, and question the sustainability of the present civilization. The title track of Lives in the Balance calls out the "shadow on the faces / Of the men who send the guns / Of the wars that are fought in places / Where their business interest runs" in civil wars in Nicaragua, El Salvador, and Guatemala.In response to the Three Mile Island nuclear near-catastrophe in 1979, Browne co-founded the groups Musicians United for Safe Energy (MUSE) and in more recent years, Nukefree.org. During the 1980s he was active in the Central America solidarity movement, co-organizing concerts in Nicaragua, Cuba, and elsewhere. Lately he has turned his attention to the seas as a founding member of the advocacy group Ocean Elders.Last December Browne released the moving song "The Dreamer" to shine light on the new deportation threat under the Trump administration for those who have been protected temporarily under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.Reservations for the open-seating event are $10 each (suggested donation). read more
Blueberry River First Nations tap water is now safe
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– Before using your water, run all the cold water faucets for one minute. – Remove all screens on your faucet and clean them in soap and water and then rinse. – Run all drinking fountains for one full minute. – If you have a water softener, run it through a regeneration cycle and be sure to check your owners manual for additional minutes.The First Nations Health Authority shares after you have followed all of the above instructions the tap water is safe to use.For more information, contact Health Centre, Environment Health Officer and/or Chief and Council FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. – The ban on drinking tap water for the Blueberry River First Nation has now been lifted.The First Nations Health Authority shares, corrective measure have been taken, Blueberry tap water was re-tested and it was determined that the previous lab-reported nitrate levels were inaccurate due to a sampling error. A wrong preservative in the sampling bottle caused an inaccurate result. Nitrate levels were re-tested at four locations in Blueberry on February 19, 2019, and all were satisfactory, so the tap water has always been safe.The following steps are to ensure your water is safe for drinking; read more
ChandigarhDibrugarh Express trains engine catches fire 2 killed
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Guwahati/Jalpaiguri: Two passengers of the Chandigarh-Dibrugarh Express died on Friday after they jumped out of the moving train between the Chaterhat and Nijbari section in West Bengal when they saw smoke emanating from the locomotive's engine, said Railway sources.The guard of a passing goods train saw smoke and flame coming out of the rear engine of the express train in the afternoon and reported it to its driver, sources said. As panic spread among the passengers, two of them jumped out and died of injuries, officials said. Fire brigade personnel rushed to the spot and extinguished the flames, sources said, adding another engine was attached to the train, which then proceeded to Chaterhat. Prima facie it is appears the fuel tank of the rear engine had fallen off, got dragged along the track and caught fire, sources said. The main line on the route under Barsoi-New Jalpaiguri section of North East Frontier Railway was blocked due to the incident. A probe into the incident is being conducted by the Railway authorities. read more
16yearold drowns in Yamuna river
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New Delhi: A 16-year-old boy drowned in Yamuna river near Kalindi Kunj in South East Delhi while he was taking a bath, police said on Sunday.The law enforcement agency found that two other boys were safely rescued by locals. Deputy Commissioner of Police (South East) Chinmoy Biswal said that an information from PCR was received at 2.27 PM hrs in Shaheen Bagh police station that one of two boys has drowned in Yamuna river near Thokar no 8 in Kalindi Kunj while taking bath. Also Read – After eight years, businessman arrested for kidnap & murderThe city police reached the spot and found that one boy aged around 16 resident of Shaheen Bagh drowned and his body has been fished out with the help of NDRF rescue team called on the spot. The body has been kept in the hospital. "Inquest proceedings u/s 174 CrPC have been initiated and two other boys namely Sameer age 17 yrs and Usman age 16 yrs, who also drown, were rescued by locals," said DCP South East. This incident was not the first case, in 2018 two youths died after they were drowned in Yamuna river in North Delhi's Timarpur. In another case, three teenagers drowned in the Yamuna river in Wazirabad area. In another incident, two brothers aged 14 and 16 died due to drowning in outer Delhi's Alipur area. They had gone there for a picnic with their family members when one of the boys slipped in the river. read more
Football Ryan Day talks depth and recruiting on National Signing Day
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Ohio State head coach Ryan Day stepped up to the podium on National Signing Day without much doubt as to what his class would look like. He began the day with 15 players who had signed their letters of intent in the 2019 class, including five-star defensive end Zach Harrison, five-star center Harry Miller and five-star wide receiver Garrett Wilson, bringing the roster total to 83. He added two more linemen: four-star offensive guard Enokk Vimahi and three-star offensive guard Dawand Jones, making the roster at a full 85 players. After the Vimahi signing, Ohio State was ranked as having the No. 13 class in the country and the No. 3 class in the Big Ten. But to Day, after taking over the head coaching job from Urban Meyer, establishing relationships with the current recruiting class and planning ahead for the future, this 2019 class represented much more than that ranking entailed. "When you look at what we've done as a culture since August, with the coaching change, we've only had two guys leave the program," Day said. "When you keep the retention like, it shows about the culture in the coaching change, but also it isn't about signing 27 guys because you're retaining guys. Guys want to stay in the program. That's the strength of our team right now." Even with the retention, Ohio State did lose depth at quarterback. Redshirt freshman Tate Martell transferred to the University of Miami, and is attempting to gain eligibility with the Hurricanes for the 2019 season.Day said he was disappointed to see Martell leave and wishes him nothing but the best moving forward."First off, it's hard to recruit a highly recruited guy, then recruit guys behind them," Day said. "If they leave, after their third year in the program, it gets really hard. That's the constant struggle of right now with college football and the quarterback situation. It's very sensitive." With former Georgia freshman Justin Fields coming in to replace Martell, it leaves Ohio State with only three scholarship quarterbacks: Fields, freshman Matthew Baldwin and junior Chris Chugunov. Day said he still wants a room with four quarterbacks, the roster would is full. "You have to adjust with what you have," Day said. "You take it year by year, do the best you can to put the best product on the field, go from there." Regarding Fields' eligibility, Day said he is hoping to hear a ruling in the next few weeks, but is "holding his breath" and is unsure at what the ruling would be. According to the head coach, the ruling would determine how many reps Baldwin would get at quarterback in the spring. No matter if it's Fields or Baldwin behind center at the start of the 2019 season, Day said the youth at quarterback is "a big challenge."The head coach said he is approaching the 2019 season similarly to what he believes Clemson did last season when it started Trevor Lawrence, a true freshman at quarterback. This is something recruits want: to play immediately when they start college. However, it is not something that usually happens at Ohio State, something that Day is aware of and does not hide from recruits. "Guys want to play right now," Day said. "The best way to combat that is to be honest in the recruiting process. To tell someone they're going to come in and play right away is not right. I think you have to be honest with them, tell them it's a competition. There's no expectation problems when they get here." But with one signing day under his belt, his first as the head coach, the future is here for Ryan Day, shown through the recruiting class he has helped shape in his first month on the job.Story updated at 6:43 p.m. after Dawand Jones commits to Ohio State. read more
Iniesta misses Barca training session ahead of El Clásico
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Barcelona captain Andres Iniesta was absent from the club's latest training session ahead of his final match against arch-rivals Real Madrid in the famous "El Clásico"The veteran playmaker recently announced that he will be ending his 22-year association with Barcelona at the end of the season with Iniesta yet to confirm his future plans.The 33-year-old is reportedly struggling with a minor calf complaint and undertook "specific work" away from the rest of the first-team squad during Thursday's session.Despite the setback, Barcelona is hopeful that Iniesta will be available for his final appearances in El Clásico on Sunday. Zidane reveals Sergio Ramos injury concern for Real Madrid Andrew Smyth – September 14, 2019 Zinedine Zidane has put Sergio Ramos' availability for Real Madrid's trip to Sevilla next weekend in doubt after withdrawing him against Levante.? Entrenamiento de los jugadores disponibles del primer equipo en el campo Tito Vilanova. @andresiniesta8 hace trabajo específico #ForçaBarça pic.twitter.com/63KhuszuAH— FC Barcelona ???? (@FCBarcelona_es) 3 May 2018The 2010 World Cup winner is expected to join the Chinese Super League in the summer after previously declaring his intentions to leave Europe all together so that he will not have to ever face his beloved Barcelona in a competitive match. read more
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Q: PHP files not executing I'm currently in the process of moving a Wordpress and Drupal website from a hostgator account to a VPS purchased by the client. The VPS has "WHM vps" installed.
I've had a whole lot of problems with this for such a simple task (such as the provider having deprecated configuration options in the my.cnf file causing MySQL to not startup correctly, and having to import a ridiculously large database from Drupal causing all sorts of problems).
But the most recent problem I've run into is the site simply not executing and just returning an Error 500. PHP is installed, but I can't find the PHP5_Module in the Apache Modules, instead there is "suphp_module" which is a shared module. PHP Error Reporting is switched on, as is error reporting in the .htdocs file.
If I add AddType application/x-httpd-php .php to the mime type it just causes the PHP files to download upon being loaded.
I'm honestly running out of ideas here, is it because php is not correctly installed, do I have to reinstall php5?
EDIT: Added the Apache Logs, not sure if the first line has anything to do with it however.
SoftException in Application.cpp:357: UID of script "/home/creative/public_html/index.php" is smaller than min_uid
Premature end of script headers: index.php

A: You have to assign the php to other owner and group as it is probably assigned to root:root that isn't secure, so the system prevent the execution
You can assign the webserver user and group that is likely to be apache if you're running httpd

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Isolde is an actress. Her husband, Patrick, is a contractor. They hire an award-winning architect, Massimo, to build Isolde a lake house. There is something wrong with Isolde's memory. She tries to describe to Massimo the house she wants, then Massimo presents his idea. Isolde and Massimo have an affair. Patrick tells his friend, Uncle Jerry, that he's letting her do it. Patrick and Massimo clash over the plans for the house. The construction isn't progressing. Patrick challenges Massimo to draw the plans; Massimo refuses. In a dumb-show, the actors playing Patrick, Isolde, Massimo, and Uncle Jerry mime the story of Tristan and Isolde, after which Isolde tries to deliver her lines and fails. She disappears. On the opposite side of the lake, Uncle Jerry gives Massimo an envelope of money and tells him that Patrick and Isolde no longer require his services. Uncle Jerry tells Massimo he considered getting rid of him but decided not to; Uncle Jerry talks about loneliness.
Written and directed by Richard Maxwell
Isolde: Tory Vazquez
Patrick: Jim Fletcher
Massimo: Gary Wilmes
Uncle Jerry: Brian Mendes
Set and Lights: Sascha van Riel
Costumes: Romy Springsguth
Additional Costumes: Kaye Voyce
Producing Manager: Katherine Brook
Technical Director: Tavish Miller
Lighting Coordinator: Zach Tinkelman
Sound sample from Daniel Ott, performed by Sylwia Zytynska, Lanet Otero, Malte Preuss
Theater Basel, 2013
La Filature, Mulhouse 2013
Abrons Arts Center, New York 2014
The Wexner Center for the Arts, Columbus 2015
Künstlerhaus Mousonturm, Frankfurt 2015
Festival TransAmériques, Montreal 2015
Theatre for a New Audience, Brooklyn 2015
Culturgest, Lisbon 2016
Theatre Junction, Calgary 2016
Das Theater Fängt mit Anti-Theater an, Nordwestchweiz, 2013
Richard Maxwell Discusses "Isolde," CULTUREBOT, 2014
What's New: Isolde Again, Interview Magazine, 2014
The Precarious Foundation of a Dream House, The New York Times, 2014
Isolde: Theater review by Helen Shaw, Time Out New York, 2014
Infidelity and Architecture Underpin the Meditative Isolde, The Village Voice, 2014
Isolde at Abrons Arts Center, Exeunt Magazine, 2014
The Theatre: An Interview with Richard Maxwell, The New Yorker, 2014
Eating the Heart of Richard Maxwell, Hazlitt, 2014
Richard Maxwell's New York City Players return to Wexner Center with mythic Isolde, The Columbus Dispatch, 2015
Eine klassische Dreiecksgeschichte, Frankfurter Rundschau, 2015
Architecture of Love, Voir, 2015
Model Home, Le Devoir, 2015
Isolde: Haunted House, La Presse, 2015
Isolde: Deroutes, Jeu Revue de Theatre, 2015
Anyway, Magazine Spirale, 2015
Isolde, The New Yorker, 2015
Isolde, Time Out New York, 2015
Isolde, Revisited at Theatre for a New Audience, CurtainUp, 2015
It's Your Job to Figure it Out, tdfSTAGES, 2015
Isolde, Talkin' Broadway, 2015
A production of Theater Basel in September 2013. Also developed in residency with the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council and later presented by New York City Players at Abrons Arts Center in New York in 2014. Received its Off-Broadway premiere at Theatre for a New Audience (Jeffrey Horowitz, Founding Artistic Director; Henry Christensen III, Chairman; Dorothy Ryan, Managing Director), Polonsky Shakespeare Center, Brooklyn, New York, Fall 2015.
Additional support by the National Endowment for the Arts, the Doris Duke Foundation, the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation New York Theater Program, the Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation, the Foundation for Contemporary Arts, and the Alliance of Resident Theatres' New York/Creative Space Grant. Made possible by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council and the New York State Council on the Arts.

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State Considers Response To 3-Year-Old's Death
Health News Florida | By Margie Menzel of The News Service of Florida
Published May 6, 2015 at 9:07 AM EDT
Department of Children and Families
A report by the state Department of Children and Families on the death of a 3-year-old Hollywood boy is prompting talk among policymakers about the next steps in fixing Florida's troubled child-protection system.
The report --- by what is known as the Critical Incident Rapid Response Team --- details a system-wide breakdown in protecting Ahziya Osceola, whose body was found March 19, hidden in the laundry room of his family's home.
"Collection and sharing of information and evidence occurred in 'silo' fashion and was both inconsistent and insufficient" among a variety of agencies, the report concluded. Those agencies included the Broward Sheriff's Office; ChildNet, a community-based care organization; the Office of the Attorney General, which provides children's legal services in Broward County; a child protection team administered by Broward's Human Services Department; and the Seminole Tribe, which included the boy.
The boy's injuries included blows to the abdomen that smashed his liver and pancreas, multiple bruises and a broken leg. His stepmother faces charges of aggravated manslaughter and giving false information to law enforcement about his disappearance. His father has been charged with child neglect.
"This was not a traditional family," Department of Children and Families Secretary Mike Carroll told The News Service of Florida. "You had multiple moms and multiple dads, multiple child-abuse history across the board."
The Critical Incident Rapid Response Team, or CIRRT, report, which was released last week, said Ahziya had been the subject of four child-protective investigations, none of which found him to be at risk in his father's home despite a pattern of bruising, reports to the state abuse hotline and his stepmother's previous history of child maltreatment.
Ahziya's birth mother, Karen Cypress, lost custody of him and her three other children following a January 2014 incident in which the boy was found wandering a hotel lobby while Cypress was "intoxicated" upstairs, according to the CIRRT report. The children went to live with their respective fathers. In Ahziya's case, noted the report, his father was considered the "non-offending parent," and his explanations for the boy's bruises were accepted by those responsible for protecting him.
"There was insufficient assessment of Ahziya's safety while in his father's care," the CIRRT report found. "This occurred during individual investigations, over the period of time when yet more reports were received at the hotline with similar allegations of abuse, as well as during ongoing court-ordered case management. This included occurrences of new injuries being observed, a pattern of repeat injuries and inconsistencies between parent/caregivers' statements regarding the origins of the injuries."
Sen. Eleanor Sobel, a Hollywood Democrat and chairwoman of the Senate Children, Families and Elder Affairs Committee, said the boy was "beaten to death."
Even before the CIRRT report was out, Sobel said during an April 9 committee meeting that she wanted to review the state's child-welfare arrangements with the Seminole Tribe, to which the boy and his family belonged. Seminole Family Services had been handling Ahziya's case jointly with ChildNet, the lead community-based care agency in the region. After ChildNet terminated services to the boy in September, Seminole Family Services alone handled his case.
Although Ahziya's death occurred in a home on state land and not on tribal property, the question of Seminole sovereignty complicates any potential solution.
"You turn over a kid who is living in our nation for services to another nation," Sobel said. "It becomes very complex."
Sobel was displeased that neither the Seminoles nor the Broward Sheriff's Office, which had conducted the child protective investigations in Ahziya's case, appeared at the April 9 meeting.
Carroll said Friday he would reach out to the Seminoles "directly."
"We have got to iron out a better way to make sure that we're sharing information in a timely way, in a way that would most impact and be in the best interests of the children that we're mutually serving," he said. "We will work with the tribe and make sure that happens."
Andrew Frank, a professor at Florida State University whose specialty is Seminole Indian culture, suggested that the tribe would welcome such an approach.
"I would imagine they have a very strong desire to find ways to make sure that their children are taken care of," Frank said, noting that Ahziya's death was as shocking to the tribe as it was elsewhere in the state.
Seminoles spokesman Gary Bitner said the tribe is reviewing the CIRRT report.
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Last night, I finished The Missing. My initial impression of the game was that it's a sweet but extremely bloody puzzle-platformer, peppered with queer overtones. As I pressed forward, I found a game that was transgressive and shockingly frank in talking about LGTBQA+ issues. It's been on my mind all morning.
In The Missing, you play as J.J. Macfield, a young woman on a camping trip with her friend Emily. The two are navigating the early stages of some kind of romantic relationship, working to understand their feelings and express themselves. After Emily goes missing, J.J. sets off to find her and is struck by lightning. Instead of dying, J.J gains a new ability: she can't die. The game's puzzles involve grievously injuring yourself in order to proceed, from weighing down a platform with your severed torso or lighting yourself on fire to see in a dark tunnel.
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As I initially played, I wondered how this self-harm mechanic would tie into the story. It turns out that it's absolutely essential to understanding J.J. As the game progresses, players can collect donuts to unlock text messages on J.J's phone that not only elaborate on her relationship with Emily, but also with her mother, friends, and college teachers. It becomes clear that J.J's mother puts a lot of pressure on her through an overbearing religious mindset wary of "abnormal relationships" and "coed bathrooms." As family pressure mounts, J.J.'s mother begins to snoop into J.J's relationship with Emily, investigating J.J.'s room. She finds a girl's clothes that J.J. says are Emily's, but Emily's mother says are too large for her daughter. J.J.'s mother looks in her diary and finds a "secret" that the game keeps vague. These invasions, along with teasing at school, lead J.J. into a depression that eventually involves self-harm and a suicide attempt.
The self-harm mechanic is both a manifestation of her mother's intolerance and a sort of punishment that J.J. enacts upon herself for the "sin" of being different. At first, the game wants to make it seem like this is solely related to her relationship with Emily. And this would be enough to mark The Missing as a surprisingly progressive text but the game goes further. The strange island that J.J. navigates is explicitly some type of mindscape that she is exploring after her suicide attempt. Progress means pain, both physical and mental, as she recalls the situation with her mother. While I feared the self-harm mechanic was going to fetishize J.J's pain, it ends up being something larger. Near the end of the game, she hangs herself in the dreamscape. "That was my mother's anger," we are told.
But J.J still doesn't die, eventually confronting a demon form of herself as she accepts the pain that living brings and awakening in the real world. But when she wakes up, the J.J we know has been replaced by someone who appears to be biologically male. Suddenly, and much to my complete shock, The Missing becomes a transgender text. J.J.'s dream is both about navigating her feelings for Emily and understanding who she really is. The game ends with her and Emily embracing, after J.J.'s been revived from her suicide attempt.
I was floored. Of all the things that SWERY65 and his studio decided to explore, they made a horror game that manages to tell a largely sympathetic queer narrative about a gay trans woman? While this revelation might make some people roll their eyes, looking back, the details of J.J.'s story feel remarkably true to things that I have experienced. I don't talk about this stuff often.Those too large clothes that J.J.'s mother found were, in retrospect, clothes that J.J.'s bought for crossdressing and experimenting with gender expression. When I was young, my mother found mine. J.J.'s confusing relationship with Emily, where it's hard to know where the lines are between best friend, supporter, and lover, is a situation I've tried to navigate as well. I've been far more fortunate in my life than J.J., but The Missing's story, in showing both the sweetness and anguish of J.J.'s situation, helped me recall the trials and victories that made me the person I am. That's a remarkable achievement for a four-hour long horror-themed puzzle game.
When we celebrated Pride Week this year at Kotaku, I wrote a piece about how I wished that queer characters could receive more happy endings to their stories. It wasn't about wanting queer characters to be treated differently; what I want is, at least from time to time, stories that can point towards the complexities and contradictions of queer live without always turning queer characters into sacrificial lambs. The Missing does that. J.J. suffers immensely but survives. Instead of dying, she gets to wake up with a clearer sense of self and a partner by her side. In a medium where queer characters are often victimized and then cast aside, it feels downright radical to simply let this game—with all of its blood, horror, and self-loathing—still manage a happy ending.
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Bar Harbor, located on beautiful Frenchman Bay, is a wealth of history and architecture.
The airport for Puerto La Cruz in northeast on the Caribbean. Isla de Margarita is off the coast.
Located in eastern Northern Ireland on Belfast Lough, an inlet of the north channel of the Irish Sea, Belfast is the capital and largest city in the country.
You can thank Olav Kyrre.
He's the Viking king who founded Bergen in 1070. During the Middle Ages, the city became Scandinavia's primary port, and today, against all odds, you can still see buildings and other relics of this long period. There's the medieval fortress of Bergenhus, as well as the summer home of composer Edvard Grieg. Bergen, Norway is also a jumping off point for excursions to some of Norway's wonders, such as Sorfjord, Samnangerfjord, Tokagjel Gorge and Steindalsfjoss Waterfall. After you've visited all of these, there will be a short spelling quiz.
Bilbao, city and seaport in northern Spain, on the Nervión River, near the Bay of Biscay, capital of Vizcaya Province, in the Basque region. Bilbao consists of an old section, lying on the right bank of the Nervión, and a modern section, dating from the late 19th century, on the left bank. Several bridges connect the old and new sections. Several railroads and highways and an international airport serve Bilbao. One of the major industrial centers of Spain, the city is within a large iron ore-mining region. The chief industries are shipbuilding and the manufacture of cement, chemicals, foodstuffs,
iron and steel, machinery, paper, and textiles. Bilbao is an important seaport, and iron ore, grain cereals, and wine are major exports. The chief imports are coal and timber.
The Semana Grande is a major annual bullfighting event in Bilbao each August. The city has several churches, among them the Gothic Church of Santiago, dating from the 14th century. It also has a number of museums, with collections ranging from archaeological finds relating to the history of the Basques to modern works of art. Among its educational
institutions is the University of Deusto (1886). The author and philosopher Miguel de Unamuno y Jugo was born in Bilbao.
In 1773, the only visitors arriving to Boston's shores were the English Redcoats. Today, Bostonians welcome more than 10 million visitors each year from all over the world as they arrive in Boston to enjoy this exciting and interesting city. Tourism is one of Boston's and New England's largest industries, and as a result you will find a city willing to accommodate and entertain you as few other cities can.
Cobblestone streets and gleaming skyscrapers blend perfectly in this historic city.
Walk the one-and-a-half-mile Freedom Trail, a tour marked by a red line, leading you through some of the most interesting chapters in U.S. history or simply stroll along Newberry Street, lined with charming shops and coffeehouses.
Cartagena, (kär´te-jê´ne) city (1985 pop. 563,949), capital of Bolívar dept., NW Colombia, a port on the Bay of Cartagena, in the Caribbean Sea. Oil-refining and the manufacture of leather, textile, and tobacco goods are major industries, and there is an expanding petrochemical complex. Founded in 1533, Cartagena became the treasure city of the Spanish Main, where precious New World minerals awaited transshipment to Spain. It was often sacked despite its massive fortifications, some of which still stand. It declared its independence from Spain in 1811 and was incorporated into Colombia in 1821. Its rapid development in the 20th cent. was due largely to the discovery of oil in the Magdalena basin. One of the most picturesque of Latin American cities, with shady plazas and cobblestone streets, Cartagena attracts many tourists.
Elegant is the word that will come to mind.
As you take in the Danish capital's rich history and traditions. With castles and crown jewels, galleries and museums, cathedrals and canals, the sightseeing ranks among the best in Europe.
The Strøget is a series of pedestrian-only streets which make strolling and shopping a pleasure. And be sure to visit Tivoli, a unique combination of picture-perfect flower gardens, lakes, theaters and restaurants with more than 100,000 colored lights.
Don't worry how to pronounce Cobh, you're really here to see Cork, Ireland, the main district of which sits on an island formed by the diverging channels of the River Lee. The city is filled with picturesque quays and bridges.
Whether you've come to kiss the Blarney stone, to outfit yourself in Irish tweeds or to hear "The Bells of Shandon" ringing, Cork and its surrounding countryside will charm you from glen to glen.
Joyce, Yeats, Shaw, Beckett– no, it's not an English test, it's your vacation, and if literature is of interest to you, there's no better place to be: No other city has produced so many Nobel Prize Winners (including 1995's recipient, the poet Seamus Heany).
Ireland's capital is a thriving, modern city, yet it's also strikingly elegant, with many beautifully restored Georgian buildings. And with friendly natives and cheery pubs–well, what more could a visitor want?
Channel Islands, archipelago (1995 est. pop. 151,000), 75 sq mi (194 sq km), 10 mi (16 km) off the coast of France in the English Channel. The principal islands are Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney, and Sark; they are dependencies of the British crown. Agriculture, dairying, and tourism are the mainstays of the economy. English and French are the official languages. The natives speak a Norman patois and maintain Norman customs. The islands became possessions of the duke of Normandy in the 10th century and were joined to the English crown at the Norman Conquest. They were occupied by the Germans during World War II.
The largest city in Canada's Maritime Province, Halifax has strong ties to its past. The star-shaped Citadel fortress, built by Cornwallis in 1749, overlooks the city and much of the area's maritime history is displayed in the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic.
Your welcome to the most northerly town in Europe than the latitude would imply. Located at 70*40 North, Hammerfest has continuous daylight from may through July.
Graceful design, imaginative architecture the Finns have long been admired for their beautiful buildings, gardens and parks. You'll enjoy visiting them too, as you pass all styles of centuries past and present, from medieval to neoclassical, as well as the superb ultramodern creations by Aalto, Saarinen, and other Finnish masters.
Holyhead resides on Welsh Isle off the northwest coast of Wales; it is a frequent stopping point on the journey across the Irish Sea from Dublin to Wales. Castles, hiking, rocky beaches, ancient ruins, museums, camping, golf and sailing are what attracts most visitors to this scenic destination. From Holyhead, journey through the Welsh countryside to Snowdonia National Park. This vast, protected land of steep, forested mountains, crystal clear lakes and tiny villages is considered to be Wales' greatest natural wonder. Among the castles of Wales are King Edward's Beaumaris Fortress, with its thick stone walls; Caemarfon Castle, where Prince Charles was named Prince of Wales; and the Norman's grand Conwy Castle, with its eight massive towers.
This is the town where north was invented. That's right no village in the entire world is further north than Honningsvag, Norway. How far north is it? It is so far north the sun doesn't even think of setting from mid-May until the end of July-which seems like an awful lot of work, and that could explain its need to set and stay set from late November to late January. (This period is especially difficult if you have a night job.) Honningsvag is the gateway to the North Cape, but hey, if you want to head that direction, you're on your own.
Kristiansund is a town facing the North Atlantic, on the west coast of Norway. Both its history and geographical position are unique. It is not a big town and does not have a large population, but the friendly attitude of the people who live here and their way of life, makes it a town with a big heart. Its business centre is close to green parks and small forests. The beautiful view of the surrounding mountains completes the picture. Kristiansund has excellent hotels, many attractive shops, historical attractions and an abundance of activities for you to take part in. Kristiansund is also an ideal starting point for trips to other places of interest in the region.
Portugal is for explorers. Its valiant seamen first charted the Azores, discovered Japan, and unlocked the major sea routes the world over. Now you can share the anticipation they must have felt as you explore this exciting city.
You'll discover an 8th-century Moorish castle, quaint cafes and a palm-studded coastline. The Alfama district is a maze of narrow, twisting streets, whitewashed houses, flowered balconies, archways, terraces and courtyards that charm your socks off. (And if you can find your way out of this dizzying array, 20th-century Lisbon is just as intoxicating.)
Of course, if you'd rather play by the sea, the Portuguese Riviera lies just outside town, offering something for everyone, from sun, sand and surf to thrilling casinos. Lisbon is a vast garden abounding with flowers and tropical plants. The city's appeal lies in the magnificent vistas from its many belvederes and in the tree-lined avenues and squares decorated with mosaic pavements.
Each of its five boroughs is a county: Manhattan (New York county), an island; the Bronx (Bronx county), on the mainland, NE of Manhattan across the Harlem River; Queens (Queens county), on Long Island, E of Manhattan across the East River; Brooklyn (Kings county), also on Long Island, on the East River adjoining Queens and on New York Bay; and Staten Island (Richmond county), an island SW of Manhattan across the Upper Bay.
The nation's largest city, New York is a major U.S. port, the country's trade center and with its banks and stock exchanges, the financial center of the world.
Theaters, nightclubs, shops, and restaurants draw millions of visitors. With all the sights to see, New York is sure to be a fun filled getaway!
Newcastle is the capital of the Hunter Valley Region, in New South Wales. Located on the east coast of Australia, the Hunter Region encompasses a land area of approximately 31,000 square kilometres and a resident population of around 544,000 people. Newcastle's population is estimated at 132,000 people. Getting to and from Newcastle is simple. From Sydney, it is a comfortable 2 hour drive (Sydney is 171 kilometres to the south); 30 minutes by air and two hours by passenger train (there is a regular hourly service). There are also direct flights from Brisbane and Canberra. Newcastle is the gateway to the Hunter Valley and is now a very different place to the time when steel and coal industries were the main source of employment. Long gone are the smoky grey industrial images – they have been replaced with elegantly restored historic buildings; picturesque parks and gardens; an extensive selection of restaurants boasting cuisine from around the world; and the natural beauty of its white sandy beaches and harbour. There is a wide selection of magnificent art galleries and museums; nightclubs and eateries; and extensive shopping facilities. The long list of natural attractions
within easy access of the city includes everything from wilderness areas, rainforests and beaches to world famous vineyards. The green rolling hills of Australia's oldest winemaking region are studded with restaurants, guest houses, and of course, the vineyards where more than twenty varieties of grape ripen slowly in the warm summer sunshine to produce some of Australia's finest wines. Lakes, beaches, rivers and bays, combine with lush countryside to make the Hunter
region surrounding Newcastle almost unlimited in its appeal.
The capital of Greenland.
Reykjavik, is the capital of Iceland. It is the country's chief port and center of its cod fishing industry.
Founded in 874 A.D., it is the home of the Althing, or Icelandic parliament, the oldest in Europe. The city's heating system uses nearby hot springs. Reykjavik was the site of 1986 disarmament talks between the U.S. and USSR.
Guernsey's cliff town boasts a spectacular setting and charming streets filled with Regency-style houses. The quaint town is the main area for shopping. The winding, cobble-stone streets give the port a feeling of yester-year but with modern conveniences.
Wasn't Leningrad here a minute ago? Maybe a few years ago, but since the fall of Communism this shining jewel of a city has reverted to its original name, St. Petersburg, named for Peter the Great, who built it as a fortress in 1703.
Elegant facades, glorious cathedrals and grand residences were built along the city's canals. Construction flourished under Catherine the Great, and the city gained new splendor with elaborate palaces, lovely parks and magnificent squares designed by French and Italian architects. St. Petersburg is the most European city in Russia, and the most
spectacular.
Founded as a fortress in the 13th century, Stockholm eventually grew to become the capital of Sweden. It is a city of remarkable beauty with numerous parks, tree-lined squares and boulevards, and pleasant water vistas. To grasp the full character of Stockholm, visitors must hop from island to island, each of which boasts its own personality. Sergels Torg, a central square located in Norrmalm, serves as the focal point for modern Stockholm. On Helgeans Holmen, the tiny island
immediately south of Norrmalm, sits the Riksdagshuset (Parliament Building), followed by the medieval Gamla Stan (Old Town) island and then the large Sodermalm, a bohemian enclave in a former blue-collar quarter.
Across the Strommen (the Current) lie the two scenic islands of Skeppsholmen and Kastell-Holmen. Farther east, Djurgarden Island houses a number of city museums and connects to the northern Ostermalm, a pricey residential neighborhood that adjoins Norrmalm sprawling across 14 islands, the Swedish capital has always enjoyed an ideal
commercial location at the confluence of Lake Malaren and the Baltic Sea. As a result, a forest of high-rise office buildings and condominiums has grown up beside the medieval castles that once guarded Sweden's strategic waterways. Founded in the mid-13th century, this former outpost developed into a vibrant capital in the 17th century, when landscapers and architects began to build elegant parks and squares that rivaled those in the finest European cities.
Today, picturesque Stockholm boasts a stunning combination of man-made gardens in its center and natural scenery on its outskirts, where sun-lit lakes shimmer in the pine-clad countryside.
Sydney, capital of New South Wales, is Australia's largest city, chief port, and main cultural and industrial center. Manufactures include ships, refined oil, chemicals, textiles, and automobiles. Sydney Harbour and Port Botany are the main ports. Founded as a penal colony in 1788, Sydney is Australia's oldest settlement. Its population surged during the Australian gold rushes of the 1850s. Sydney replaced Melbourne as the nation's largest population center after World War II. Landmarks include the Sydney Harbour Bridge (1932); the Gladesville Bridge (1964); the modernistic Sydney Opera House complex (1973); and the Centrepoint Tower (1981), Australia's tallest building. The city has several universities and museums, including the National Gallery of Art and the Australia Museum.
The capital and largest city in Estonia, Tallinn is located on the Gulf of Finland, south of Helsinki, Finland. It offers an interesting blend of modern, Western atmosphere with well preserved medieval buildings, walls and narrow streets. It is very popular with artists and has numerous galleries, museums and cultural festivals.
Located 245 miles north of Oslo, Trondheim was originally called Nidaros. Venture to Nidaros Cathedral, considered one of the most beautiful Gothic buildings in Northern Europe. Visit Ringve Museum of Musical History for a lively experience, with a collection of over 2000 instuments.
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Hampton Middle School's matriarch Mary Jo Stoy has an unmatched memory
The woman many consider the matriarch of Hampton (formerly Godwin) Middle School is retiring this June after more than 40 years serving students in various roles. Mary Jo Stoy began in Prince William County Schools as a long-term substitute, then went full-time as a teaching assistant and has served as the school's attendance secretary for nearly three decades; all her years spent under the same roof — the now Hampton Middle School.
"I did one day out of the building," shared Stoy. "I agreed to sub at Dale City Elementary, and before that day was done, I knew that wasn't for me. I like middle school students. And, I never went anywhere else again!"
Stoy has strong ties to the Dale City community where she and her late husband, a Prince William County police officer, raised three children, all of whom graduated from Prince William County Schools and attended then Godwin Middle School. She's seen thousands of students come through middle school, many of whom now have their own children and even a few grandchildren who attend Hampton. Her long history in one building means Stoy is recognized and remembered wherever she goes.
"I will run into a student in a store who's now an adult and they will remind me how I used to chew them out for coming in late," Stoy offered with a chuckle. "Then they will share what they are doing now and how they are always on-time for their job!"
Staff, parents and former students are often surprised at how great Stoy's memory is when it comes to faces and names.
"I was working summer school at Hampton and struck up a conversation with Mrs. Stoy not expecting her to remember me," shared Holley Rupert Scheffel, a language arts teacher at Battlefield High School who attended then Godwin from 1983 to 1986. "She knew exactly who I was, and, without prompting, she told me that I had a brother and a sister, AND a niece who attended there. This lady remembered my name and my family from the mid-80s!
Stoy has a true impact on everyone she meets. Staff tout both her work ethic and her generous heart as reasons Stoy is so beloved. She's seen as a surrogate or second mom to so many.
"Mrs. Stoy is a driving force behind a lot of our activities here at school that build school culture," remarked Hampton Assistant Principal Mike Nicely who has worked with Stoy for 22 years. "Staff pot lucks, birthday celebrations and things that keep us light and happy and together as a Husky family. She's the mama of the school and takes care of every one of us.
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Former Vice president Atiku Abubakar has admonished President Muhammadu Buhari and the ruling All Progressive Congress (APC) to take responsibility for the increasing rate of insecurity in Nigeria.
He also accused the Buhari administration of fabricating false news through "a faceless international Non-Governmental Organisation" to explain the insecurity in Nigeria.
Mr Atiku was reacting to a report published on Monday by an organisation, Centre for Diplomacy and Democracy, based in Washington DC, USA, alleging Mr Abubakar has a hand in the killings across Nigeria.
In a statement signed by Paul Ibe, his media adviser, Mr Abubakar said such reports could cause further division and instability in the country.
The presidential candidate of the Peoples' Democratic Party (PDP) said his checks indicate that no such body called Centre for Diplomacy and Democracy exists.
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Mickey Gardner and Kevin Hair of Incline Village caught some waves on Lake Tahoe Thursday afternoon off Hidden Beach. Thursday's storm eventually brought snow up top — during the day, it brought heavy winds throughout the region.
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require "ostruct"

module Kippt::Resource
  def self.included(base)
    base.instance_eval do
      extend Forwardable
      attr_reader :attributes, :errors

      def_delegators "self.class", :writable_attribute_names, :attribute_names, :embedded_attribute_names
    end

    base.extend(ClassMethods)
  end

  module ClassMethods
    attr_reader :writable_attribute_names, :attribute_names

    def embedded_attribute_names
      @embedded_attribute_names || []
    end

    def attributes(*attribs)
      @attribute_names ||= []
      hashes, other = attribs.partition {|attrib| attrib.is_a? Hash }

      attribute_names = convert_to_symbols(other)
      def_delegators :attributes, *attribute_names
      @attribute_names += attribute_names

      mappings = hashes.reduce({}, :update)
      mappings.each do |attrib, object_class|
        if object_class.to_s == "Time"
          define_method(attrib) do
            Time.at(attributes.send(attrib))
          end
        else
          reified_class = _get_class(object_class)
          define_method(attrib) do
            value = attributes.send(attrib)
            reified_class.new(value) unless value.nil?
          end
        end
      end
      @attribute_names += convert_to_symbols(mappings.keys)
    end

    def boolean_attributes(*attribs)
      @attribute_names ||= []
      attribute_names = convert_to_symbols(attribs)
      def_delegators :attributes, *attribute_names
      @attribute_names += attribute_names

      attribs.each do |attribute_name|
        if result = attribute_name.to_s.match(/\Ais\_(.*)/)
          define_method "#{result[1]}?" do
            send(attribute_name) if respond_to?(attribute_name)
          end
        end
      end
    end

    def writable_attributes(*attribs)
      @writable_attribute_names = convert_to_symbols(attribs)
      @writable_attribute_names.freeze
      def_delegators :attributes, *(@writable_attribute_names.map {|attrib| attrib.to_s + "=" }).dup
    end

    def embedded_attributes(*attribs)
      mappings = attribs.reduce({}, :update)
      @embedded_attribute_names = convert_to_symbols(mappings.keys)
      @embedded_attribute_names.freeze

      mappings.each do |attrib, attribute_class|
        reified_class = _get_class(attribute_class)
        define_method(attrib) do
          value = attributes.send(attrib)
          if value.is_a? String
            client.resource_from_url(reified_class, value)
          elsif value.is_a? reified_class
            value
          else
            reified_class.new(value, client)
          end
        end
      end
    end

    private

    def convert_to_symbols(list)
      list.map {|item| item.to_sym }
    end

    protected

    def _get_class(camel_cased_word)
      if camel_cased_word.is_a? Class
        camel_cased_word
      else
        names = camel_cased_word.split('::')
        names.shift if names.empty? || names.first.empty?

        constant = Object
        names.each do |name|
          constant = constant.const_defined?(name) ? constant.const_get(name) : constant.const_missing(name)
        end
        constant
      end
    end
  end

  def initialize(attributes = {}, client = nil)
    @attributes = OpenStruct.new(attributes)
    @errors     = []
    @client     = client
  end

  def destroy
    collection_resource.destroy_resource(self)
  end

  def writable_attributes_hash
    writable_attribute_names.inject({}) do |parameters, attribute_name|
      value = self.send(attribute_name)
      if embedded_attribute_names.include?(attribute_name) && !value.is_a?(String)
        value = value.resource_uri
      end
      unless value.nil?
        parameters[attribute_name] = value
      end
      parameters
    end
  end

  def save
    @errors = []
    response = collection_resource.save_resource(self)
    if response[:error_message]
      errors << response[:error_message]
    else
      if response[:resource]
        updated_attributes = response[:resource].select do |key, _|
          attribute_names.include?(key.to_sym)
        end
        @attributes = OpenStruct.new(updated_attributes)
      end
    end
    response[:success]
  end

  private

  def collection_resource
    @collection_resource ||= client.collection_resource_for(collection_resource_class)
  end

  def client
    @client
  end
end

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text:
using Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore;
using Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.ChangeTracking;
using Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Metadata;
using Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Storage;
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Data;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text.RegularExpressions;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

namespace DNCP.EFRepository
{
    /// <summary>
    /// Represents the default implementation of the <see cref="IUnitOfWork"/> and <see cref="IUnitOfWork{TContext}"/> interface.
    /// </summary>
    /// <typeparam name="TContext">The type of the db context.</typeparam>
    public class UnitOfWork<TContext> : IRepositoryFactory, IUnitOfWork<TContext>, IUnitOfWork where TContext : DbContext
    {
        private readonly TContext _context;
        private bool disposed = false;
        private Dictionary<Type, object> repositories;

        /// <summary>
        /// Initializes a new instance of the <see cref="UnitOfWork{TContext}"/> class.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="context">The context.</param>
        public UnitOfWork(TContext context)
        {
            _context = context ?? throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(context));
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Gets the db context.
        /// </summary>
        /// <returns>The instance of type <typeparamref name="TContext"/>.</returns>
        public TContext DbContext => _context;

        /// <summary>
        /// Changes the database name. This require the databases in the same machine. NOTE: This only work for MySQL right now.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="database">The database name.</param>
        /// <remarks>
        /// This only been used for supporting multiple databases in the same model. This require the databases in the same machine.
        /// </remarks>
        public void ChangeDatabase(string database)
        {
            var connection = _context.Database.GetDbConnection();
            if (connection.State.HasFlag(ConnectionState.Open))
            {
                connection.ChangeDatabase(database);
            }
            else
            {
                var connectionString = Regex.Replace(connection.ConnectionString.Replace(" ", ""), @"(?<=[Dd]atabase=)\w+(?=;)", database, RegexOptions.Singleline);
                connection.ConnectionString = connectionString;
            }

            // Following code only working for mysql.
            var items = _context.Model.GetEntityTypes();
            foreach (var item in items)
            {
                if (item.Relational() is RelationalEntityTypeAnnotations extensions)
                {
                    extensions.Schema = database;
                }
            }
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Gets the specified repository for the <typeparamref name="TEntity"/>.
        /// </summary>
        /// <typeparam name="TEntity">The type of the entity.</typeparam>
        /// <returns>An instance of type inherited from <see cref="IRepository{TEntity}"/> interface.</returns>
        public IRepository<TEntity> GetRepository<TEntity>() where TEntity : class
        {
            if (repositories == null)
            {
                repositories = new Dictionary<Type, object>();
            }

            var type = typeof(TEntity);
            if (!repositories.ContainsKey(type))
            {
                repositories[type] = new Repository<TEntity>(_context);
            }

            return (IRepository<TEntity>)repositories[type];
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Executes the specified raw SQL command.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="sql">The raw SQL.</param>
        /// <param name="parameters">The parameters.</param>
        /// <returns>The number of state entities written to database.</returns>
        public int ExecuteSqlCommand(string sql, params object[] parameters) => _context.Database.ExecuteSqlCommand(sql, parameters);

        /// <summary>
        /// Uses raw SQL queries to fetch the specified <typeparamref name="TEntity" /> data.
        /// </summary>
        /// <typeparam name="TEntity">The type of the entity.</typeparam>
        /// <param name="sql">The raw SQL.</param>
        /// <param name="parameters">The parameters.</param>
        /// <returns>An <see cref="IQueryable{T}" /> that contains elements that satisfy the condition specified by raw SQL.</returns>
        public IQueryable<TEntity> FromSql<TEntity>(string sql, params object[] parameters) where TEntity : class => _context.Set<TEntity>().FromSql(sql, parameters);

        /// <summary>
        /// Saves all changes made in this context to the database.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="ensureAutoHistory"><c>True</c> if save changes ensure auto record the change history.</param>
        /// <returns>The number of state entries written to the database.</returns>
        public int SaveChanges(bool ensureAutoHistory = false)
        {
            if (ensureAutoHistory)
            {
                _context.EnsureAutoHistory();
            }

            return _context.SaveChanges();
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Asynchronously saves all changes made in this unit of work to the database.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="ensureAutoHistory"><c>True</c> if save changes ensure auto record the change history.</param>
        /// <returns>A <see cref="Task{TResult}"/> that represents the asynchronous save operation. The task result contains the number of state entities written to database.</returns>
        public async Task<int> SaveChangesAsync(bool ensureAutoHistory = false)
        {
            if (ensureAutoHistory)
            {
                _context.EnsureAutoHistory();
            }

            return await _context.SaveChangesAsync();
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Saves all changes made in this context to the database with distributed transaction.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="ensureAutoHistory"><c>True</c> if save changes ensure auto record the change history.</param>
        /// <param name="unitOfWorks">An optional <see cref="IUnitOfWork"/> array.</param>
        /// <returns>A <see cref="Task{TResult}"/> that represents the asynchronous save operation. The task result contains the number of state entities written to database.</returns>
        public async Task<int> SaveChangesAsync(bool ensureAutoHistory = false, params IUnitOfWork[] unitOfWorks)
        {
            // TransactionScope will be included in .NET Core v2.0
            using (var transaction = _context.Database.BeginTransaction())
            {
                try
                {
                    var count = 0;
                    foreach (var unitOfWork in unitOfWorks)
                    {
                        var uow = unitOfWork as UnitOfWork<DbContext>;
                        uow.DbContext.Database.UseTransaction(transaction.GetDbTransaction());
                        count += await uow.SaveChangesAsync(ensureAutoHistory);
                    }

                    count += await SaveChangesAsync(ensureAutoHistory);

                    transaction.Commit();

                    return count;
                }
                catch (Exception ex)
                {

                    transaction.Rollback();

                    throw ex;
                }
            }
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Performs application-defined tasks associated with freeing, releasing, or resetting unmanaged resources.
        /// </summary>
        public void Dispose()
        {
            Dispose(true);

            GC.SuppressFinalize(this);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Performs application-defined tasks associated with freeing, releasing, or resetting unmanaged resources.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="disposing">The disposing.</param>
        protected virtual void Dispose(bool disposing)
        {
            if (!disposed)
            {
                if (disposing)
                {
                    // clear repositories
                    if (repositories != null)
                    {
                        repositories.Clear();
                    }

                    // dispose the db context.
                    _context.Dispose();
                }
            }

            disposed = true;
        }

        public void TrackGraph(object rootEntity, Action<EntityEntryGraphNode> callback)
        {
            _context.ChangeTracker.TrackGraph(rootEntity, callback);
        }
    }
}


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El siluro europeo (Silurus glanis), o simplemente siluro, es una especie de pez de agua dulce de la familia Siluridae, originario de los grandes ríos de Europa Central.

Se ha extendido artificialmente fuera del área de distribución natural, llegando a países como España, Italia y Kazajistán. En los países del Benelux y en Francia fue reintroducida con éxito, incluso en áreas donde no se puede demostrar arqueológicamente. En el sur de la isla de Gran Bretaña, el siluro fue introducido en 1880 en los lagos y grandes ríos, sin embargo, apenas pudo extenderse probablemente debido a las condiciones climáticas. En el sur de Finlandia, Dinamarca posiblemente fueron eliminados de nuevo. En algunas regiones donde el siluro no se mencionó al principio, es ahora considerado como una plaga, ya que pone en peligro las poblaciones de peces nativos.

La especie, por lo general, no se considera amenazada. En el noroeste de la cordillera de los Alpes escandinavos, especialmente en el sur de Suecia, debido a las desfavorables condiciones climáticas y al deterioro del hábitat el número de siluros se ha reducido hasta casi desaparecer. En Grecia, se tiene constancia que hubo en otros tiempos.

Especie invasora
Se cita en la Historia natural de  Buffon. Su área de distribución se ha ampliado recientemente tras la introducción humana de pesca recreativa, lo que le permite conquistar numerosos sistemas fluviales en la mayor parte de Europa Occidental.

Introducción en Mequinenza
Su presencia en España, concretamente en el Ebro se fija en 1974 en Mequinenza (Aragón). Está documentado que el entonces joven de nacionalidad alemana Roland Lorkowsky, pescador e ictiólogo, cruzó los Pirineos con 32 alevines de Silurus glanis procedentes del río Danubio, declarados como cebo vivo. Su intención era liberarlos en la desembocadura del río Segre en Mequinenza para introducir una especie en un embalse reciente construido en 1964. Del mismo modo en 1995, se completó la introducción por parte de otra suelta de unos 200 pequeños siluros procedentes del río Po de manos de Oliver Portrat.

Ambos ictiólogos habían calculado que el espacio sería el adecuado para que la especie se asentase y fomentar de este modo el equilibrio ecológico. Los dos principales depredadores en aquellas fechas en el Ebro, el lucio y el black-bass, iban a tener una merma considerable en pocos años debido a los embalses y en consecuencia ello fomentaría la proliferación indiscriminada de las carpas suponiendo una todavía más grave alteración del hábitat.

Lorkowski, que frecuentemente visitaba la zona, explicaba que ese "monstruo" no era tal, que se trataba del siluro que normalmente se pesca en el Danubio y otros muchos ríos de toda Europa. Desde entonces, Mequinenza se ha convertido en una capital económica y turística que mueve anualmente mucho dinero y ofrece la posibilidad de capturar unos animales que superan dos o tres veces en peso a los humanos. El Silurus glanis no supone un riesgo su captura, más allá de la propia resistencia de su peso, ya que incluso se puede coger por la boca para sacarlo del agua.

Introducción en otros puntos
Poco a poco, se ha extendido por otros puntos de la cuenca del Ebro, a lo largo del río Ebro. También ha sido objeto de introducciones a otros ríos, embalses y lagos de España. La última denuncia conocida sobre su presencia indeseada la hizo en octubre de 2009 la Consejería de Medio Ambiente de la Generalidad Valenciana y se refiere a la presencia de estos peces en el embalse de Forata (Hoya de Buñol). La introducción del siluro ha provocado la total desaparición del barbo, que era una especie abundante hasta aproximadamente el año 2005, en el cauce medio del Ebro, produciendo un cambio en la ecología del río en forma de un gran desarrollo en la cantidad de vegetación acuática, sargazos y algas. También depreda sobre aves.

Debido a su potencial colonizador y constituir una amenaza grave para las especies autóctonas, los hábitats o los ecosistemas, en España está incluida en el Catálogo Español de Especies Exóticas Invasoras, regulado por el Real Decreto 630/2013, de 2 de agosto, estando prohibida en España su introducción en el medio natural, posesión, transporte, tráfico y comercio.

Pesca

La pesca del siluro es muy popular y a menudo espectacular. Dada su actividad nocturna, la pesca da resultados notables entre las 20.00 y las 24.00 horas y entre las 03.00 y las 06.00 horas. Conocido como el 'basurero' de los pantanos, el siluro es fácilmente atraído por la carne alterada, el hígado de cerdo y los intestinos de las aves, que son los más utilizados como cebo.

El anzuelo utilizado (simple o triple) debe ser grande y fuerte, en consonancia con la propia boca del pez. El siluro es atraído también por los tonos bajos. Los pescadores del Danubio usan una herramienta de madera, conocida como clonk, golpeando en el agua, produciendo un sonido similar al de un pequeño pez saltando sobre el agua, una rana o algún tipo de ave.

También se usan ondas de baja frecuencia, de baja intensidad, ya que tienen la propiedad de propagarse a través de largas distancias, obteniéndose resultados notables en tentar el siluro. El altavoz que se utiliza en este sistema debe poseer un diámetro pequeño, pero que pueda generar sonidos de baja frecuencia, y debe estar conectado a un generador electrónico de baja frecuencia (máx. 150 Hz).

Hilo
El hilo utilizado para la captura del siluro debe ser muy resistente. Para los grandes especímenes se utiliza hilo trenzado de 0,4-0,6 mm o más; la caña debe ser resistente (de acción 100-300 g) y preferiblemente de dos tramos, y el carrete debe ser del tipo 'masivo', y muy robusto. Suelen usarse hilos trenzados con alta resistencia ya que los siluros poseen una dentadura en la que sus dientes están dirigidos hacia dentro y son tan pequeños que en vez de cortar, desgarran. Un hilo monofilamento, por mucha resistencia y anchura, le duraría muy poco en la boca, aunque si la captura no es demasiado grande, se saca sin problemas. Otra forma más económica, ya que el hilo trenzado es bastante más caro que el típico de nilón, es colocarle unos 40 cm de hilo de acero en el extremo. No hace falta preocuparse por el brillo o la opacidad del hilo de acero ya que el siluro prácticamente no ve, sino que se guía por sus barbas que captan todas las vibraciones. Por ello, hay veces que se encuentran hasta latas en el interior de los grandes ejemplares.

Período de pesca
El período óptimo de pesca del siluro se sitúa a principios de verano y principios de otoño, hasta finales de éste, y se concentra especialmente en el mes de junio, en el que se suelen sacar los mejores ejemplares.

Longevidad
Pueden sobrepasar los 30 años de edad.

Gastronomía
En América recibe el nombre de bagre, y en Japón, namazu. Curiosamente en todas partes se come por los humanos, y en algunos lugares como plato de calidad y elevado coste.

La demanda de este animal, ha motivado la creación de toda una industria de eviscerado y envasado con millones de kilos anuales a nivel mundial. En Estados Unidos se procesaron más de 15 millones con un aumento del 11% en el 2013 frente a lo envasado en el 2012. Su producción es mucho mayor incluso en toda Centroamérica, Sudamérica,  India, y toda Asia, donde incluso se cría en piscifactorías, con procesamiento y distribución congelada a todo el mundo, sin dejar de lado los procesados de alimentos para animales tanto en latas de desmigado, como en gránulos o en harina para piensos.

En España ha habido algunas iniciativas para su aprovechamiento gastronómico. En 2009 la Generalidad de Cataluña autorizó la actividad de una empresa para el eviscerado, fileteado y envasado de siluro con destino al mercado europeo. La empresa realizó las primeras capturas pero no se autorizó su venta ya que tras las primeras muestras para su análisis se detectó que el pescado contenía gran cantidad de mercurio poniendo de manifiesto el grave problema de tratamiento de las aguas de los ríos españoles.

Referencias

Bibliografía
 Borràs, Antoni i Junyent, Francesc: Vertebrats de la Catalunya central. Edicions Intercomarcals, S.A. Manresa, 1993. ISBN 84-88545-01-0. Página 26 (en catalán).

glanis
Peces de Europa
Especies invasoras animales
Taxones descritos por Carlos Linneo
Animales descritos en 1758
Especies exóticas invasoras en España

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Faith and Chemistry?
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This post is an extract from an interview with Shannon Stahl, Professor of Chemistry at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. This section highlights the differences for people of faith in different branches of science.
Chemistry is not at the interface of the usual tension spots between science and faith, so the idea of integrating faith and science is not as tangible to me as it is, for example, for the astrophysicist or the biologist. I am more concerned with how my faith relates to all of the principles of living life as a Christian: how I treat my co-workers and colleagues, integrating my family life with my career in a holistic way, and so on. All these things are very real, but it's not the same as being a Christian and a biologist or an astronomer. One thing I'm well aware of is that, as a Christian working at a research institute, I can encourage young people that there's some credibility about being a scientist and a Christian.
My research focuses on the chemistry of oxygen (O2): we're trying to harness the chemistry of oxygen to do useful things. One of the projects that we're working on is being carried out in partnership with the pharmaceutical industry to develop environmentally benign ways of synthesising organic chemicals.
Funding is tight for scientists like myself at the moment. We might be tenured, but we need grants in order to do research. Our identity as scientists is on the line. So when I write grant proposals, there's something about the process of defending my identity that pushes me to the limits of creativity, and is different from any other time for me as a scientist.
Whenever I write a major grant proposal I seem to experience a burst of creativity and inspiration where everything fits together. It's as if I see the (chemical) world differently – everything fits together in a way that I never saw before. All of a sudden it just makes sense. I don't deal with equations very much, but it's as if I have an equation that describes everything. I used to say, 'It's like being one with the universe'. Recently I became aware of the Hebrew word for this: 'shalom' – where everything is at peace, or in harmony. There is something so beautiful about science and the way that, when you get that inspiration, everything fits and there is a sense of shalom. It's otherworldly. For better or worse, it often happens in the moments of greatest stress!
I think what drives many of us to science is this beauty – this sense of awe and wonder when you come across a discovery. It's very rare because there's so much grunt work involved in the lab, but when all of a sudden things fit, you're on a high, and that inspires you to keep going. For me, that's an interface between science and something that's spiritual, in a sense. Something that is bigger than myself has all of a sudden taken hold of me and lifted me up.
See part two of this interview here.
Category: Awe And Wonder, Beauty, Chemistry, Creativity, Environment, Scientists Of Faith, Transcendence
Tags: shalom, Shannon Stahl, Oxygen
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Above: Lessonly CEO Max Yoder with other members of the Lessonly team.
Indianapolis' Lessonly, a startup that develops educational software for teams, announced that it has raised an $8 million Series B round. The round was led by OpenView, and investors include Indianapolis-based High Alpha Capital and edtech VC firm Rethink Education.
Lessonly has approximately 500 customers, ranging from consumer startup Birchbox to payments processor Stripe. Lessonly CEO and cofounder Max Yoder told VentureBeat in a phone interview that customers use Lessonly's software primarily to develop lesson plans for their sales teams and customer service teams, as both often have to stay up-to-date on public-facing information, such as pricing and return policies and the numbers and types of available products.
Yoder said that enterprise educational software has traditionally been developed with Human Resources or management teams in mind — teams whose main objective is to follow a rigid protocol for documenting what happens within the company.
Yoder said that Lessonly's software is designed to be easily adjustable. Anyone on a team can upload text, photos, and videos to create lessons that can take place monthly, bi-monthly, or weekly — though teams can ensure that a manager vets the lesson before it goes live.
Team members also have the option of asking questions within the lesson and can rank the lesson once they've completed it — features that Yoder said are designed to help teams develop more useful lesson plans over time.
According to Yoder, the average starting contract is $15,000 per customer.
Founded in 2013, Lessonly has grown quickly over the past year and a half, from 17 full-time employees to its current 80 full-time employees. The company's reputation in Indianapolis has been buoyed by interest from some prominent players in the Indianapolis tech scene. High Alpha Capital, which participated in Lessonly's Series A and B rounds, is led by ExactTarget cofounder Scott Dorsey. ExactTarget, a local cloud marketing startup, was acquired by Salesforce in 2013 for $2.5 billion.
In addition, ExactTarget's other two cofounders, Chris Baggott and Peter McCormick, have backed Lessonly as angel investors.
Yoder said that the company plans to use its latest round of funding to develop software to help sales and support professionals "practice" the skills they've learned via Lessonly.