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MLK50: I AM A MAN PLAZA Is A Trip Through The Soul Of This City, by Mike Matthews
MLK50: I AM A MAN PLAZA Is A Trip Through The Soul Of This City
By: Mike Matthews
Posted: Apr 04, 2018 09:43 PM CDT
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (localmemphis.com) - People stare at the words.
I AM A MAN.
Just like they did 50 years ago.
They are words you can feel, words that shake this city's soul.
They are what drove men to demand to be treated with dignity and respect, and that's why there is now an I AM A MAN plaza.
Sculptor/designer Cliff Garten of Los Angeles says, "I think it's beautiful. It brings the history of the sanitation workers strike back to this place, Clayborn Temple, where it began."
Simplicity makes it stand out.
There are famous quotes from Civil Rights leaders on one side.
On the other side are the names of every single sanitation worker who went on strike in 1968.
The only way to describe the feel you get here is, it is Memphis.
Garten admits it. "One of the things," he says he does "... is I come to a place and feel the energy of the place, and then respond to it with the sculpture, but it makes a play for the people who live here."
Tourists will come and take pictures.
People who live in this city will come to find names, to think about men who fought for decency at a time when this city thought they were less than human because of the color of their skin.
"My uncle used to work for the sanitation department," says June Newsome of Memphis. "His name is Edward Newsome. He's retired now."
We found Terrance Nickelberry of Memphis searching for his father's name, Elmore Nickelberry, who still works for the Memphis Sanitation Department.
He liked what he saw, said it should have been done years ago, looking at the wall of names. "From all the members you see and what he's done here, you can't ask for anything better."
These are the names of men who picked up society's trash, and in return wanted respect.
Doctor Martin Luther King Jr. came to Memphis to support them.
Doctor Martin Luther King Jr. gave his life supporting them.
Watching all of this was Memphis Chief Communications Officer Ursula Madden. She has been working on this project for two years, and the finished product was getting to her. "It is an emotional place," she said. "I don't think you could have any kind of connection to Memphis and not feel this place in your heart."
As people walked by and took pictures, Madden said " It's been a long journey. But this is a magnificent tribute to the '68 sanitation workers."
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With the shift in focus from K-beauty to J-beauty (Japanese beauty) in the last year, I've learned that the Japanese skin-care ethos is all about simplifying. Fewer layers of product with more purpose and science—each step as meaningful as possible. This is why I was particularly happy when Tatcha, the luxe J-beauty brand used by Meghan Markle, Kim Kardashian, Chloë Sevigny, and Chrissy Teigen, launched their Violet-C Brightening Serum last month. One of the only ingredients considered an uncontested gold-standard anti-ager is vitamin C. It can cancel out free-radical damage (those errant molecules that can age your skin faster after they get triggered by sun and stress), and it's also good at brightening your skin by blocking spot-causing processes between your cells. Simply put: It gets an A+.
But, like many overachievers, vitamin C is a finicky ingredient that only works when formulated with care (hence the higher price tag on good vitamin C products—along with Tatcha, I also recommend Revision Skincare, SkinCeuticals, and Drunk Elephant). Meant to be used at night to stay potent, Tatcha's serum has two different kinds of vitamin C, plus other antioxidants extracted from Asian plants and alpha hydroxy acids that make your skin super glowy while you sleep. Or, as they put it in perfectly Japanese succinctness, it's like sunrise for your skin.
Tatcha is from Kyoto, Japan, where I visited last fall and got my first Tatcha facial at the Four Seasons Kyoto. Indeed, the *extra* levels were running high that day. The treatment included gold face-massage wands, sheet masks, and a grand finale with a gold-flake-infused lip balm. It made my face look even and sculpted for about three full days, even though I was drinking and eating like mad and barely functioning in a time zone on the opposite side of the globe from my home in New York City. This is what they mean when they talk about J-beauty.
But this royal treatment is not how my day in Kyoto started off when I woke up in my creaky old Japanese AirBnb in Kyoto. Wind blew through the walls of the 100-plus-year-old building, and upon opening my eyes, I was already late to meet a local driver, Toide-San, who waited to show me the ancient city. Ahead of me lay his carefully constructed schedule that included hitting the Golden Pavilion and Bamboo Forest before the tourists, little-known shrines and zen gardens, a tea ceremony, and a lunch full of locals that looked at me in disbelief when I told them how much omokase sushi costs in New York. But maybe most interesting to me were the fortune-telling machines.
At one temple, Toide-San inserted some coins into an old apparatus that spit out a piece of paper with a fortune maybe five times longer than that from a cookie. He handed it to me still folded. It seemed like a decent enough prediction to me: I saw the words "good health" and "well-being" in there before he grabbed it from my hands. "This is not a good fortune," he said. "We'll do it again." Toide-San took the "not good" fortune and tied it around a long string nearby strewn with other abandoned prophecies. That the inherent goodness of my future was in my own hands was news to me, but considering that my profession typically insists that the earth stop turning altogether (anti-aging creams! wrinkle erasers! gravity-defying facials!), I guess I'm the last person to deny an opportunity to redirect fate. And my new fortune was indeed good. The first line says: "The moon is going down behind the mountainside, and the sky is getting brighter in the east." A sunrise, you say? Let's just hope that applies to the destiny of my skin, as well.


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BCW Launches Coalition for Westchester Airport to Protect One of County's Most Valuable Assets
Left to right: Frank Williams, Executive Director, White Plains Youth Bureau; Lauren Rones-Payne, General Manager HPN, Million Air; Sean Meade, President, Westchester Hotel Association; Deb Milone, Executive Director, Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber of Commerce; John Ravitz, Executive Vice President, Business Council of Westchester; Marsha Gordon, President and CEO of the Business Council of Westchester; George Kleros, Senior Vice President, Strategic Event & Fleet Support, Jet Support Services, Inc. and Westchester Aircraft Maintenance Association Board Member; Milly H. Becker, CEO, Skyqueen Enterprises; and Chris O'Callaghan, Managing Director, Jones Lang LaSalle.
Rye Brook, N.Y. (September 18, 2018)– Concerned that the future of Westchester County Airport is in jeopardy, the Business Council of Westchester – Westchester's largest and most prestigious business membership organization providing advocacy and economic development initiatives for its members – today launched the Coalition for Westchester Airport, uniting a broad range of businesses, labor organizations, educators, nonprofits and residents in support of one of the county's most valuable assets.
"Just as the BCW led the charge to build the new Governor Mario M. Cuomo Bridge, we are now focusing on another crucially important element of Westchester's transportation and economic infrastructure – the Westchester County Airport," said Marsha Gordon, President and CEO of the BCW. "We are representing the interests of the traveling community, the business community and the neighboring community, to make sure that all interests are heard, respected and balanced. The future of Westchester County Airport is at stake, and we all have a stake in the airport."
During a news conference at the BCW headquarters in Rye Brook, the coalition urged residents to learn the facts and sign an online petition at CoalitionforWestchesterAirport.org.The petition will automatically be sent via email to County Executive George Latimer and members of the Board of Legislators. The coalition also announced the start of a robust informational campaign that will roll out across the county in coming weeks to continue to unite stakeholders.
"The airport is crucially important to attract and retain a wide spectrum of businesses that bolster the local economy and strengthen the tax base," said John Ravitz, Executive Vice President of the BCW. "The airport also is a valuable tool for workforce development, anddirectly and indirectly employs thousands of people in diverse industries. Yet the airport is under threat. The last thing we want is for Westchester to take 10 steps backwards because a relatively small but well-organized group of opponents has mobilized and dominated the discussion."
Coalition speakers included Deb Milone, Executive Director, Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber of Commerce; George Kleros, Senior Vice President, Strategic Event & Fleet Support, Jet Support Services, Inc. and Westchester Aircraft Maintenance Association Board Member;Lauren Rones-Payne, General Manager HPN, Million Air; Chris O'Callaghan, Managing Director, Jones Lang LaSalle; Sean Meade, President, Westchester Hotel Association; Millie H. Becker, CEO, Skyqueen Enterprises; and Frank Williams, Executive Director, White Plains Youth Bureau.
The Coalition for Westchester Airport has already attracted support from a diverse group, including but not limited to the following companies: Accreditation Guru; AllShows; Altium Wealth; Business of Your Business, LLC; Cappelli Organization; D&M Electrical; Federated Insurance; Hilton Westchester; Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber of Commerce; JDM Benefits; Madison Approach; Maier Markey & Justic LLP; Mastercard; Million Air; Nicholas & Lence Communications; OLA Consulting Engineers; Red Oak Transportation; Robert Martin Company, LLC; Singer Law; Statewide Abstract Corp; Thalle Industries; Walison Corp.; Westchester Aircraft Maintenance Assoc.; Westchester Hotel Association; Wilkes Law Group; and York International Agency, among other individuals.
To add your company to the coalition, please email your name and logo directly to IRamos@thebcw.orgor visit CoalitionforWestchesterAirport.org.
The Coalition is calling on the county to support an approach that provides high-quality air travel while protecting the environment and respecting the airport's residential neighbors. The Coalition does not advocate for enlarging the airport, but does call for making reasonable enhancements that would improve the airport's existing services and facilities, stating that a public/private partnership would work well in Westchester.
Westchester County Airport has been successfully operating for 70 years, always under private management selected by and reporting to the county. A public/private partnership – as had been extensively studied under the previous administration and representatives of the Board of Legislators – would bring in a partner with a proven track record of addressing many of the noise and environmental concerns. The county would still retain overall control of the airport, and no expansion or major changes could be undertaken without a vote of the Board of Legislators. No expansion has been proposed.
"The 2017 Request for Proposal process for a proposed public/private partnership required an in-depth study of the issues confronting the airport and its operations. The current Chairman of the County Board of Legislators, Benjamin Boykin, and the chair of its Infrastructure Committee, MaryJane Shimsky, were on the review team and are familiar with these studies," Ravitz said. "As part of the ongoing review process, we recommend that the information in the RFP responses be examined by the current board. Included in them are practical and effective ways of addressing many of the issues surrounding the airport, including concerns about environmental and noise protections."
Deb Milone, Executive Director of the Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber of Commerce, said:"It is time to put aside the hysteria and misconceptions being spread and focus on the facts. The Public Private Partnership will improve the airport's infrastructure and environment at no cost to the county taxpayer, as well as unlock trapped revenue from the airport and provide the county with a long-term revenue stream that can be used to fix our highways, improve our parks and provide essential services."
George Kleros, Senior Vice President, Strategic Event & Fleet Support, Jet Support Services, Inc., and Board Member of the Westchester Aircraft Maintenance Association (WAMA) said: "Westchester Aircraft Maintenance Association AKA (WAMA) is one of the first business aviation maintenance organization formed in the United States. It has been on this airport for almost 60 years promoting safety and support through educational information and training seminars provided to the aviation community. The members are made up of aviation professionals to include maintenance technicians, pilots and aerospace companies and aviation support services. This airport has been a home for our members for decades. It supported thousands of jobs and created many opportunities for individuals and businesses. These are well paying jobs that support families and help the local business that surround the field. It's important to realize having an airport of this caliber able to support light to moderate commercial service, business aviation and general aviation makes for a unique advantage for businesses and the community in Westchester County. The combination of air, rail and highway present the perfect infrastructure balance of easy access for the community and business traveler. Airports, especially regional airports are not being built in the US. This asset can't be replaced, preserving what it offers is essential to the financial health of the county."
Sean Meade, President of the Westchester Hotel Association and General Manager of Cambria Hotel & Suites, said:"Every General Manager who is a member of the Westchester Hotel Association values the importance of the airport to the hotel industry. It is imperative that everyone working together continues to make the airport as strong as it can be so that as the hotels continue to recruit businesses for conventions and other events, we can point to the airport as a strong attraction to come to Westchester – boosting not only hotel spending, but overall tourism spending as well. In fact, Westchester's travel and tourism industry continues to grow, hitting a new record last year of $1.9 billion. Visitor spending in 2017 directly and indirectly supported 24,527 jobs in Westchester – which is 5 percent of all jobs in the county. The lodging sector in particular was up 2 percent, with spending over $424 million. The importance of the airport as an economic asset for Westchester County cannot be overstated."
Chris O'Callaghan, Managing Director, Jones Lang LaSalle, said: "The airport is an incredible asset to our existing business community. If we don't invest and enhance our airport, businesses and individuals that rely on it, will continue to leave. The Commercial Real Estate Industry in Westchester has been decimated over the last 30 years by the loss of thousands of jobs. The downsizings by major corporations pushing efficiencies by relocating jobs to lower taxed, lower cost states has resulted in no new speculative office development in 30 years. The supply of office space has been reduced by eliminating office buildings that have become completely obsolete. We expect this trend to continue due to the age of our supply, and the lack of acceptable amenities provided. Office buildings sell for 30%-50% of replacement value just because of lack of demand and rents that only support that percentage of value."
Frank Williams, Executive Director, White Plains Youth Bureau, said: "There is great demand for workers in the Aviation field, and the Westchester County Airport is absolutely essential for workforce development. This includes airplane pilots, mechanics, maintenance, operation managers, customer service workers, Engineers, Air Traffic Control and more. Last year, James Parker, a retired airplane pilot, donated a Flight Simulator to the Youth Bureau. This gift has enabled us to create a new, exciting and prosperous career path for our youth, and the response has been incredible. It is worth noting that according to recent studies, over the next two decades 87 new pilots will have to be trained and ready to fly a commercial airliner every day in order to meet the demand. At the same time, more than 42 percent of active US pilots at the biggest carriers will retire over the next 10 years. Our hope is to continue to strengthen our partnership with airport, conducting field trips, engaging personnel to speak to students and providing internships. Our long-term goal is to develop a certified, full-fledged Youth Flight Academy Program with the goal of getting our youth one step closer to careers in Aviation."
Roger Woolsey, Chief Executive Officer, Million Air, said:"Million Air is very committed to our neighbors in Westchester, and are making the community investments to lower noise, reduce unnecessary flights, support quieter operations, all while creating high quality jobs, and providing a beautiful gateway for our visitors and base tenants alike."
About The Business Council of Westchester
The county's largest and most influential business membership organization, The Business Council of Westchester is committed to helping businesses market, learn, advocate and grow. In addition, The Business Council of Westchester is actively involved in reviewing federal, state and county legislation and regulations in order to assess the potential impact on the business community and to influence the outcomes through advocacy when the business community's interests may be affected. It also acts as an information resource for the business community and government leaders at all levels.
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Dana Williams unveils a wistful acoustic R&B single, entitled, "You Win"
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Sorellé releases a lovely debut pop single, entitled, "Ghost"
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Day Lee unveils an appealing audiovisual for his "Bad Vibes" single
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Day Lee is a buzzing trap-and-R&B artist from New York's Lower East Side. Not too long ago, he released an appealing audiovisual for his "Bad Vibes" single, via Republic Records.
Day Lee – "Bad Vibes" music video
The Gerald Victor-directed music video finds Day Lee performing in front of a plush velvet wall, emanating raw charisma in the process. As the woozy hook takes hold, the clip intercuts moments of romantic infatuation as he tries to hide his emotions behind his dark shades. Also, his love interest, who is omitting bad vibes, is revealed in an attractive way.
'Bad Vibes' has already accumulated over 600K streams online. Also, the self-care bop has received radio love from New York's Hot 97 and Power 105.1. Furthermore, "Bad Vibes" serves as a tasty presentation of what listeners can expect to hear on Lee's upcoming EP.
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Day Lee made a name for himself in 2017 when he released his "Mattress" single. Shortly afterward, the likable tune caught the attention of multi-platinum phenomenon, PnB Rock, who paved the way for Day Lee to sign to Republic Records. In the aftermath, he released "Two" [feat. OhGeesy] and "Right There" [feat. PnB Rock], drumming up millions of streams online. As he continues his claim to fame, Lee is quickly establishing himself as one of this year's most exciting contemporary-rap artists to watch.
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The National Archives of Australia (the Archives) is responsible for identifying, collecting, maintaining and making accessible the archival resources of the Commonwealth, which consist of Commonwealth records and other material of national or historical significance, or of public interest.
The term 'personal record collections' is used by the Archives to refer to groups of records accumulated and maintained by significant individuals (for their own purposes) who served within, or were closely associated with, the Commonwealth Government. Personal records add to the understanding of Commonwealth records created by government departments and agencies.
Records within personal record collections are predominately private in nature, but complementary to records relating to individuals' official Commonwealth responsibilities.
Private records are generally the property of the individual rather than the Commonwealth, and include material such as personal photographs, letters to colleagues and family, awards and personal diaries.
Records created in connection with the individual's official Commonwealth responsibilities are Commonwealth records and need to be managed in line with the requirements of the Archives Act 1983.
The Archives currently prioritises the acquisition of personal records of current and former Governors-General and Prime Ministers.
The acquisition of personal records of other significant individuals, including Cabinet Ministers, who have previously donated their records to the Archives, is considered on a case-by-case basis according to the degree of national significance or of public interest.
The Archives does not collect the records of individuals with no connection or relationship to the Commonwealth.


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2. Use the template (download from the files on the right) to cut out the shapes from a squeezy kitchen mop sponge. Insert the shoot/root into the hole in the cotyledons. Wet the sponge then squeeze out the excess water.
5. Fold the radicle (root) round the edge and bind very tightly with thick cord or boot lace. Leave to dry for 2 days in a warm place.
6. When completely dry, remove the cord. The 'seed' is now ready.
7. Put the 'seed' in a clear glass bowl of water and watch germination take place before your eyes.
What happens to the seed just after you put it in the bowl of water?
Which part of the seedling emerges first, the radicle (root) or the plumule (shoot)?
What conditions does a seed need in order to germinate?
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Builder's manor home offers luxury in Roxiticus Valley
This custom English country manor home was built with thick hardwood doors and detailed mouldings and trim
Builder's manor home offers luxury in Roxiticus Valley This custom English country manor home was built with thick hardwood doors and detailed mouldings and trim Check out this story on dailyrecord.com: http://dailyre.co/2mqJCcZ
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This six-bedroom manor home in Mendham sits on four private acres. It's offered for $1.85 million.(Photo: ~Courtesy of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage)
MENDHAM TOWNSHIP – A builder's own home, this personally constructed paradise sits privately on more than 4 acres, surrounded by pastoral views of Morris County's Roxiticus Valley. The United States Equestrian Team Headquarters and Trump National Golf Club are both within a 10-minute drive from this sprawling estate.
Situated in an enclave of approximately 20 luxury homes with 4-acre minimum lots, this six-bedroom, seven-full-and-two-half-bath mansion is priced at $1.85 million. It is listed through Coldwell Banker Global Luxury by Pam Tishman and Pauline Derrick, real estate agents at the Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage office in Mendham.
This custom English country manor home was built with thick hardwood doors and detailed moldings and trim. A paver-block driveway winds through the professionally landscaped grounds, leading to a circular courtyard and an attached, oversized, three-car garage.
The exterior of this Beer and Coleman-designed house features a fieldstone façade. Inside are three full floors of flexible living space. The grand front portico offers front-to-back views of the expansive property through large French doors. Imported Russian rustic pinewood and Botochino marble are installed throughout the house, complemented by rough-hewn exposed beams in casual living areas and trey ceilings in formal rooms.
The sizeable gourmet kitchen is structured as a natural gathering area, with a center island, custom glazed maple cabinets, top-of-the-line appliances and granite counters. The separate breakfast nook leads to a glass-encircled solarium and a family room with a soaring 24-foot ceiling, rustic beams and trusses and a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace. The living and dining rooms offer ample space to entertain. The paneled library can be a place of solitude, complete with antique wood walls, a coffered ceiling, a fireplace and covered porch.
The home's abundant living space includes a large master bedroom on the first level, a private nanny suite, and four upstairs bedrooms. The master suite features two full luxury bathrooms and dual walk-in closets. The upstairs bedrooms feature generous closet space, and two of them have en suite bathrooms. Laundry facilities are conveniently tucked away on both floors. A den and enormous bonus room complete the upper level.
Downstairs, the finished and full-sized lower level offers abundant space for an office, exercise room and theater, along with walkout access to the grounds.
For more information, contact Tishman's cell phone at 973-271-9079 or Derrick's cell phone at 973-723-4760. Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage in Mendham, at 106A E. Main St., can be reached at 973-543-2552. Listings can be viewed at www.MendhamMoves.com.
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Press Release - What So Proudly We Hailed by James Howard
I haven't read this one yet, but have requested a review copy.
Charleston, SC - November 15, 2010 - Imagine what would happen if eighty percent of the United States were without power for three or four months. All banking and commercial transfers locked up; funds inaccessible. Wholesale and retail distribution shut down; no computers to manage sales. Passenger and freight lines grind to a halt; no electricity for the fuel pumps. No cell phone or landline service; systems down indefinitely. And the worst aspect of all; a total breakdown of law and order.
This is the setting of What So Proudly We Hailed. The unthinkable has happened; a limited nuclear missile strike has destroyed the power grid beyond any immediate repair. The protagonist, Jason Ribault, sensing the societal breakdown to come, flees with his family in an old cabin cruiser to wait out the worst of the chaos behind the deserted barrier islands of the South Carolina coast. There they listen to unfolding events on a short-wave radio, not the least of which concerns a hostile political influence seeking to seize control of a nation struggling to right itself once again.
Pursued by their own immediate dangers, the family is pushed farther and farther into the desolate salt marshes where they find other families in hiding. Eventually, anxious to unite with a family member in danger, they turn back into the chaos, to see the full extent of what has happened to the America they knew.
Electric with page-turning suspense, What So Proudly We Hailed is an eye-opening book every American must read.
What So Proudly We Hailed by James Howard
Date of publish: July 2, 2010
S.R.P.: $12.00
James Howard is a veteran of the US Navy's nuclear weapons program. He has also spent twenty years working in heavy industry, including electrical power generation and distribution, and knows much about our nation's power grid. These experiences, combined with his study of Bible prophesy, world history, and Islam, make him uniquely qualified to write this novel.
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Q: Resolve a Bad format for Time error in java? i'm working with java to extract values of a time column in table in mysql.
the code below show the query i do send.
String query="select id,time from table where Hour(time)<=32 ";
ResultSet res = stmt.executeQuery(query);
while (res.next()) {
  String id = res.getString(1);
  Time tc = res.getTime("time");
  System.out.println(tc);
}

the time values can be negative (-56:00:00 meaning that we surpassed a certain delay.
the problem is that I get: java.sql.SQLException: java.sql.SQLException: Bad format for Time '-05:48:49' in column 2.
thanks for your help.

A: If the conversion done by the ResultSet implementation does not work for negative time values then you still can read the value as a String and implement your custom method to convert the String to a Date (and vice versa):
  String query="select * from table where Hour(time)<=32 ";
  ResultSet res = stmt.executeQuery(query);
  while (res.next()) {
    String id = res.getString(1);
    Time tc = convertToDate(res.getString("time"));
    System.out.println(tc);
  }

  // ....

}

private Time convertToDate(String s) {
  // implement magic here

}

A: As answered in your previous question you need to store and handle it as seconds which is stored as a signed integer.
The time type cannot be negative. You also cannot do math on a varchar/string and massaging it forth and back to a workable format as suggested by Andreas_D would only add unnecessary overhead. A signed integer is really the best datatype you can use for this. Use PreparedStatement#setInt() to store it and use ResultSet#getInt() to obtain it.

A: Maybe this answer is so late. But you can solve it just concating a string to the field you want.
I mean:
select id,concat(time,'') from table where Hour(time)<=32
Regards
Saul Hidalgo.

A: I think the problem is on the query itself.
When you run direcly the query [select * from table where Hour(time)<=32] does it not return you an error? I imagine the error is on the where clause [Hour(time)<=32]
The resultset does not have any information about the where clause. It just returns all the columns.
You need to check the columns return to check if you are not returning some strange type.

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Q: Ruby error (Socket) I am trying to install a ruby gem called shopify_theme which lets you locally push edits to the main folder of a shopify server using their api key.
Whilst trying to download the theme to my hardrive via command line I got this error:
/Users/mdunbavan/.rvm/rubies/ruby-1.9.3-p286/lib/ruby/1.9.1/net/http.rb:762:in `initialize': getaddrinfo: nodename nor servname provided, or not known (SocketError)
from /Users/mdunbavan/.rvm/rubies/ruby-1.9.3-p286/lib/ruby/1.9.1/net/http.rb:762:in `open'
from /Users/mdunbavan/.rvm/rubies/ruby-1.9.3-p286/lib/ruby/1.9.1/net/http.rb:762:in `block in connect'
from /Users/mdunbavan/.rvm/rubies/ruby-1.9.3-p286/lib/ruby/1.9.1/timeout.rb:54:in `timeout'
from /Users/mdunbavan/.rvm/rubies/ruby-1.9.3-p286/lib/ruby/1.9.1/timeout.rb:99:in `timeout'
from /Users/mdunbavan/.rvm/rubies/ruby-1.9.3-p286/lib/ruby/1.9.1/net/http.rb:762:in `connect'
from /Users/mdunbavan/.rvm/rubies/ruby-1.9.3-p286/lib/ruby/1.9.1/net/http.rb:755:in `do_start'
from /Users/mdunbavan/.rvm/rubies/ruby-1.9.3-p286/lib/ruby/1.9.1/net/http.rb:744:in `start'
from /Users/mdunbavan/.rvm/rubies/ruby-1.9.3-p286/lib/ruby/1.9.1/net/http.rb:1284:in `request'
from /Users/mdunbavan/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.3-p286/gems/httparty-0.9.0/lib/httparty/request.rb:81:in `perform'
from /Users/mdunbavan/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.3-p286/gems/httparty-0.9.0/lib/httparty.rb:438:in `perform_request'
from /Users/mdunbavan/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.3-p286/gems/httparty-0.9.0/lib/httparty.rb:385:in `get'
from /Users/mdunbavan/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.3-p286/gems/shopify_theme-0.0.7/lib/shopify_theme.rb:10:in `asset_list'
from /Users/mdunbavan/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.3-p286/gems/shopify_theme-0.0.7/lib/shopify_theme/cli.rb:30:in `download'
from /Users/mdunbavan/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.3-p286/gems/thor-0.16.0/lib/thor/task.rb:27:in `run'
from /Users/mdunbavan/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.3-p286/gems/thor-0.16.0/lib/thor/invocation.rb:120:in `invoke_task'
from /Users/mdunbavan/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.3-p286/gems/thor-0.16.0/lib/thor.rb:275:in `dispatch'
from /Users/mdunbavan/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.3-p286/gems/thor-0.16.0/lib/thor/base.rb:425:in `start'
from /Users/mdunbavan/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.3-p286/gems/shopify_theme-0.0.7/bin/theme:24:in `<top (required)>'
from /Users/mdunbavan/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.3-p286/bin/theme:19:in `load'
from /Users/mdunbavan/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.3-p286/bin/theme:19:in `<main>'
from /Users/mdunbavan/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.3-p286/bin/ruby_noexec_wrapper:14:in `eval'
from /Users/mdunbavan/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.3-p286/bin/ruby_noexec_wrapper:14:in `<main>'

Are there any ruby experts out there that would happen to know what this error is and how I could go about it in a different manner?
Cheers,
Mark


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Q: How to make multiple users login with single route I have a code for login. I have 2 Schemas one is User and Admin. Right now I have two login route url /login for normal users and super admin , adminLogin for admin users and also super admin as well.
I want to combine these two schema with single route /login only.
Here is my code for /login route which  is same as /adminLogin Only the difference is User and Admin (Schemas) in the code
router.post('/login' , (req, res, next) => {

    User.find({email: req.body.email})
    .exec()
    .then(user => {
        if(user.length < 1) {
            return res.status(401).json({
                message: "Auth failed. User not found."
            })
        }
        bcrypt.compare(req.body.password, user[0].password, (err, result) =>{
        if (err) {
        return res.json({
                message: "Auth failed. Check email and password"
                });
            }

            if (result && user[0].isVerified === true){
                const adminEmail = "xyz@temp-mail.com";
                const role = user[0].email===adminEmail? "superadmin" : "user";     //---- Here in case of Admin schema -> "superadmin" : "admin";
                const token = jwt.sign(
                    {
                        email: user[0].email,
                        userId: user[0]._id,
                        phoneNo: user[0].phoneNumber,
                        role
                    },
                    process.env.JWT_KEY,
                    {
                        expiresIn : "1h"
                    });
                    return res.status(200).json({
                    message: "Auth Successful",
                    token : token
                    });
            }
            else{
                console.log("user is not verified");
                return res.json({
                message: "User is not verified"
                });
            }

How can I use Admin.find() for Admin schema in the same login function ?

A: Without changing your schema, first refactor your code like this:
function handle(find_func, base_role, req, res, next) {
     find_func( // your original code inside User.find, change "superadmin" : "user" to "superadmin" : base_role
     ...);
}

for normal user login, call
handle(User.find, "user", req, res, next);

for admin user login, call
handle(Admin.find, "admin", req, res, next);

Now you need to distinguish whether a login is from a normal user or an admin user.  Without merging your admin and user schema into one larger schema with one new field "role" indicating whether it's normal user or admin user, you can query if the username is in User collection and if not query if it is in Admin collection, then call corresponding handle.

A: you can use query params to send type of the user and can get this params inside controller function in req.query object.


Police are appealing for information after thieves tried to break into a jewellery store in Southampton.
Between 4.30 and 4.40pm Friday, September 28, a group of three suspects tried to smash through a toughened glass door at Sant Jewellers, Alfred Street, Southampton.
They set off the alarm though, and they fled on foot and a motorcycle. Nothing was taken, and no one was hurt.
Police believe the group arrived on two motorcycles, turning from Lyon Street into Raven Road at about 4.30pm. A few minutes later people in dark clothing and motorcycle helmets were seen running from Alfred Street into Derby Road. A motorcycle also was seen fleeing along the same route.
Temporary Detective Constable Martin Brewer said there were a number of vehicles and people walking in the area at the time.
"We need to hear from anyone who saw the suspects and the motorcycle before or after the attempted robbery.. You may not have realised what had happened, but we need to hear from you," DC Brewer said.
Anyone with information is asked to contact DC Brewer at Shirley CID on 101 or contact the anonymous Crimestoppers charity line on 0800 555 111.


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Q: Does Indy support raw TCP sockets on Windows? I'm a C++ programmer, but my question is about the Delphi network socket library Indy.
Essentially as Microsoft crippled raw sockets with WinXP SP2 so that TCP data cannot be sent over them, does this then also apply to Indy? One of my friends recommended it to me rather then using the WinSock API.
If not, then is the only way to use raw TCP sockets using the WinPCap API?

A: If it doesn't, I know that synapse for Delphi does.  The latest version now supports D2009 and it is being actively supported.

A: As you can see from the other answers there are a lot of Delphi libraries to simplify network programming. However, AFAIK they all provide a friendlier layer over the WinSock API (on Windows, over the standard socket API on other OSs) and thus are not able to do anything that the WinSock API isn't able to do. In particular they may or may not support raw socket access, but if the OS fails to send data over the socket the libraries will only return errors as well.
For more information about the limitations of raw sockets on most recent Windows OS versions see this MSDN page, in particular the section "Limitations on Raw Sockets". It states quite clearly that

To get around these issues, it may be required to write a Windows network protocol driver (device driver) for the specific network protocol.

Neither of the Delphi network programming libraries comes with its own network protocol driver AFAIK. And neither will help you with permission issues on limited user accounts, or the interference of the Windows Firewall.
As you mention WinPcap in your question you know it is capable of doing what you want. There are Delphi wrappers for it, like Magenta Systems Internet Packet Monitoring Components. However, as a C++ programmer you may be better off to use the library directly from C++, as Delphi adds nothing in regard to the socket programming you want to do. In particular you won't need the extra layer to hide platform differences that some of the Delphi libraries provide, as you will be programming directly against the libpcap API.

A: Indy works quite well.  I use it quite a bit with few problems.
If your looking for more basic socket interaction you could use these other components:

*

*TTCPClient

*TCPServer

*TClientSocket

*TServerSocket

All of these components also ship with Delphi.
Don't know about winpcap directly, but I believe there is a delphi wrapper for it.  I don't currently know where I've seen it but it shouldn't be hard to find using Google code search.

A: you should check ICS components

ICS is a free internet component
  library for all Delphi, C++Builder,
  BDS and RAD Studio versions (win32).
  It includes TCP, UDP, raw sockets,
  clients, servers, as well as many high
  level protocols such as FTP, SMTP,
  POP3, NNTP, HTTP and more.

http://www.overbyte.be/

A: I would rather prefer synapse over than Indy, it's architecture is more simpler thus easier to understand.


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Q: Access JSF Custom Tag's id TL;DR
Is there something like composite's cc.clientId that will give me the id of a custom tag?
Details:
I'd like a custom tag that will render a label, a value, and an icon. When the icon is clicked, a Bootstrap modal is supposed to open up that will edit the value.
<ui:composition>

 #{field.label}: #{field.value}

  <h:form id="editForm" class="modal hide fade" role="dialog" ...>
    ... there's an input here linked to field.value ...
  </h:form>
</ui:composition>

I can use the tag with <my:editor />. When I do so within a ui:repeat, an id is prepended to the editForm so that it renders with id j_idt104:editForm. So I need to modify the data-target to include the id.
This would be really easy with a composite component because I have access to the id via cc.clientId:
data-target="\##{cc.clientId}\:editForm"

However, I can't get it to work with a custom tag because I don't know of an EL expression (or something) that will give me access to the id. I could probably wait until after the page is loaded, then use jQuery to inspect the id and set the data-target after the fact, but I was hoping for a more pure-JSF solution.
I'm using JSF 2.1 and Bootstrap 2.3, at the moment.

A: Answer seems to be no. BalusC says you should replace things like custom tags with "normal" JSF components. In this case, that would mean using the composite component.
If you're deadset on using custom tag, I worked around the issue (with lots of help from the answer here) by using an index in the form's id:
I replaced the ui:repeat with a c:forEach that has access to the item's index:

<c:forEach items="#{bean.items}" var="item" varStatus="status">
  <my:editor index="#{status.index}" ... />
</c:forEach>

And in the custom tag, I used the index in the data-target:

  #{label}: #{value}

    <h:form id="editForm-#{index}" ... >
      ...
    </h:form>

The only catch is that c:forEach is a build-time construct (see details in this answer), which is a problem if you need any render-time data (like if you build information up in preRenderView). If you do, then you're better off using ui:repeat with a custom component, and relying on the cc.clientId.


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Confederate Admiral
The Life and Wars of Franklin Buchanan
By Craig L. Symonds
A leading historian of both the American Civil War and American naval history takes a fresh look at Franklin Buchanan, the U.S. Naval Academy's first superintendent who went on to become the Confederate Navy's first admiral. Buchanan's resignation from the U.S. Navy in April 1861 as the nation teetered on the brink of Civil War is one of the many ...
Feet to the Fire
CIA Covert Operations in Indonesia, 1957-1958
By Kenneth Conboy and James Morrison
More than forty years ago the Central Intelligence Agency began a top-secret covert action campaign designed to hold Indonesia's left-leaning President Sukarno's feet to the fire and prevent a strategic crossroad from falling into the communist camp. In a fast-paced, engrossing narrative evoking the novels of John LeCarré and Graham Greene, the authors provide the first unclassified, detailed case study ...
The Official Chronology of the U.S. Navy in World War II
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Ten years after the close of World War II, the U.S. Navy published a chronology of its operations in the war. Long out of print, the work focused on what were then defined as critical and decisive events. It ignored a multitude of combat actions as well as the loss or damage of many types of U.S. ships and craft—particularly ...


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#### Published in
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#### Original name
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### Remarks
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Biografia
Nel 1888 Darzens fu promosso alla Scuola politecnica parigina e il suo padre dottorale era Louis Édouard Grimaux.

Dal 1912 al 1937 insegnò Chimica all'École Polytechnique.

È noto per aver scoperto la condensazione di Darzens (1904).

Opere principali
 Georges Darzens, Chemistry, Doubleday, Page & Co., 1914.

Note

Bibliografia
 Pierre Laszlo, Georges Darzens (1867–1954): Inventor and Iconoclast, in: Bulletin for the History of Chemistry, 15 (1994), pag. 59.

Collegamenti esterni

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We are going to knock your socks off! Meet your favorite houses from Harry Potter right on your bookmark!
Order your amazing socks bookmark while it's a brand new design!
The Magic Houses' bookmark is made of polymer clay, flawlessly painted with acrylic paint and finished with a varnish to seal and protect. They are attached to a hard-laminated cardboard bookmark with the inscription, "Magic has given Dobby a sock".


Today, the technology is becoming advanced day by day. Those gadgets and electronic devices that were considered impossible a few years ago, have become reality in today's world. Most of the people are now talking about wholesale products. You can buy almost all kind of wholesale electronics like gadgets, home appliances, devices and much more. There is no doubt that you can buy any product in wholesale but the electronics are more popular in this category.
We have become accustomed to the electronic products that we use in everyday life. Life cannot be imagined without these appliances and devices today. Some of the products are a necessity of life like smartphones, tablets, television, refrigerator, microwave oven and much more. Some other products are used for entertainment purpose or just to stay in fashion like music players, digital cameras and iPods etc. Since, latest technology is used in these electronic items to the price is quite high. Due to huge demand of electronic items from consumers, wholesale electronic industry has emerged. Now, you can buy all kind of electronic items in wholesale price. Mostly those people buy such products in bulk who are distributors of a product in an area or they run a retail store. You can find almost all kind of consumer products from such shops or showrooms. Not only that you can buy your favorite electronic appliances from a local dealer in your area but you can also buy such products from internet too. There is a huge variety of products like television sets, stereo systems, mobile phones, hand held gadgets, home appliances, refrigerators and communications products that can be bought from a local area dealer or from an online website. In short, purchasing wholesale electronics is not a big issue today. You just need to know the right place where you can buy these products in economical price.
Those people, who run wholesale electronic business, buy these products in bulk. In most of the cases, they purchase these products from manufacturers. Not only that they buy these items at a cheaper price but they also sell the same products at an affordable price to the consumers too. If you are planning to buy electronic items for your home then you should find a wholesale dealer in your area. Alternatively, you can also find a website that sells these products in bulk at a cheap price. One thing that you should keep in your mind is that, each electronic product has different models and features. Before buying any electronic product, you should research properly about its features and make sure that you buy the right product for yourself. For a wholesale consumer, the most important aspect is the price of an electronic item. Since, you want to buy wholesale electronics you will never want to pay a high price. Genuine products come at a higher price but they last for a longer time too.


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Ohio State football is wearing alternate, Color Rush scarlet jerseys. Here's a look at past OSU alternates
Joe Harrington
The Columbus Dispatch
The Ohio State football team will wear a jersey combo that they've never worn before when they take on the Penn State Nittany Lions at 7:30 p.m. Saturday inside Ohio Stadium.
The hope is that the Nike Color Rush scarlet jerseys match all the shirts inside the Horseshoe as Ohio State is pushing fans to "Scarlet the Shoe" against Penn State.
The jerseys should pop out like tie on a fancy suit. While the helmets will be the same, the jerseys will be scarlet tops and scarlet pants and even scarlet shoes.
Ohio State has done alternate jerseys before, but this look -- perhaps a bloody ode to Halloween on Sunday -- is one they've yet to wear.
On ESPN College GameDay, co-host Lee Corso picked the Buckeyes, citing the all scarlet jerseys.
Ohio State teased the look on Twitter earlier this week:
Here's what the Shoe could look like on Saturday:
Take a look at Ohio State's scarlet Color Rush jerseys
While Ohio State is no Oregon, which ironically is the only team to beat the Buckeyes entering Week 9, Ohio State has had some different jerseys over the years.
Let's take a look.
Ohio State football alternate jersey history
The first time wearing an alternate jersey was in 2009 against Michigan. The Buckeyes won 21-10.
A year later, Ohio State beat Michigan 37-7 wearing scarlet tops and helmets and grey pants.
On Oct. 29, 2011, Ohio State upset No. 12 Wisconsin wearing alternate jerseys:
In 2012, Urban Meyer became the coach and Ohio State went back to the alternate look against Michigan. They won 26-21.
They wore those similar jerseys in 2013 when they beat Penn State 63-14.
That same season, Ohio State again wore those alternates, but this time they wore white.
Ohio State wore the similar alternate jerseys in losses to Clemson in the 2014 Orange Bowl and at home to Virginia Tech in 2014. They went back to the white versions against Penn State on Oct. 25 and won 31-24 in overtime.
In the 2015 Allstate Sugar Bowl against Alabama, Ohio State wore Nike Diamond Quest uniforms to honor the 1968 national championship team. They won, obviously.
They wore the scarlet version against Oregon a few days later to win the first College Football Playoff championship.
The Buckeyes wildest alternate jersey may have come on Oct. 17, 2015 against Penn State. The Buckeyes wore all black. No.1 Ohio State won 38-10.
In 2016, against Nebraska, No. 6 Ohio State beat the No. 10 Cornhuskers 62-3. The jerseys were, uh, different.
The black helmets returned against Michigan that season. And Ohio State beat the Wolverines in overtime 30-27.
Maybe it's not a surprise that Ohio State is wearing alternate jerseys against Penn State in 2021. Because they've done so before. In 2017, Ohio State went grey in a 39-38 win.
They wore similar jerseys but white against Michigan that season. They won 31-20.
Ohio State wore the all-black jerseys and helmets twice more, once against Nebraska in 2018 and against Michigan in 2019. They modified their 1968 throwback jerseys in the 2021 playoff games earlier this year.
Will Ohio State wear alternate jerseys again in 2021?
The Buckeyes announced their Penn State jerseys very earlier this month but have not announced any other games wearing their traditional look:
Up next for Ohio State football: The Nebraska Cornhuskers
Ohio State will travel to Nebraska on Nov. 6 to face the Cornhuskers. It will be Ohio State's fourth road game of the year and second Big Ten West of the season. Ohio State opened the season in Minneapolis with a win over Minnesota in Week 1.
A game time for the Ohio State-Nebraska game will be announced on Sunday.
The Buckeyes will face the Cornhuskers at noon, 3:30 p.m. or 4 p.m., according to a team spokesman. The network is to be determined.
Nebraska played Purdue on Saturday.
2021 Ohio State Buckeye football schedule
Here is a look at the Ohio State schedule.
Sept. 2: Ohio State 45, Minnesota 31
Sept. 11: Oregon 35, Ohio State 28
Sept. 18: Ohio State 41, Tulsa 20
Sept. 25: Ohio State 59, Akron 7
Oct. 2: Ohio State 52, Rutgers 13
Oct. 9: Ohio State 66, Maryland 17
Oct. 23: Ohio State 54, Indiana 7
Oct. 30: Penn State, 7:30 p.m.
Nov. 6: at Nebraska, TBA
Nov. 13: Purdue, TBA
Nov. 20: Michigan State, TBA
Nov. 27: at Michigan, 12 p.m., FOX
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Obama on slavery: Reality vs. symbolism
Posted By Curtis Ellis On 07/17/2015 @ 6:14 pm In Commentary,Opinion | No Comments
UNITED NATIONS – The media have been preoccupied with the Confederate battle flag as a symbol of slavery that cannot be tolerated. Politicians of both parties have been quick to jump on the bandwagon and stuff the offending piece of cloth down the memory hole.
Once again, image has triumphed over substance.
As politicians pose as the Great Emancipator for purging the Confederate battle flag from TV reruns, real slavery thrives in the world today.
The Muslim nation of Malaysia in Southeast Asia is notorious for its slave trade. It's estimated that Malaysia has 2 million illegal migrant workers. These workers are routinely kidnapped, held against their will, sold and used as slaves on plantations and in garment and electronics factories. Women are turned into sex slaves.
Just two months ago, police found mass graves inside Malaysia containing 139 migrant workers who had been trafficked or held for ransom.
The U.S. State Department's annual human rights reports ranks Malaysia as one of the worst places on earth for slavery, a so-called Tier 3 country, in the same category as Zimbabwe and North Korea.
According to the State Department, the situation in Malaysia is getting worse. It reported 89 human-trafficking investigations in the year ending March 2014 – fewer than half the number of investigations done the previous year. Convictions dropped from 21 to nine.
The US ambassador to Malaysia has publicly criticized its government for not doing more to combat human trafficking.
Malaysia poses a problem for President Obama and his corporatist allies. Fast track legislation approved by Congress to expedite the Trans-Pacific Partnership says the U.S. cannot conclude a trade deal with slave states.
So does the president obey the law he signed by tossing Malaysia from the list of most favored nations? Does he somehow make the Muslim rulers of Malaysia crack down on slavery? No.
Instead, Obama plays golf with the Malaysian prime minister in Hawaii and has the State Department rewrite its human rights report to say Malaysia doesn't really have such a bad slavery problem after all.
Sen. Robert Menendez, D-N.J., who pushed the ban on slave states, calls this manipulation of the record "a perversion" and an "incredibly dangerous proposition as it relates to our ability to promote our efforts globally against human trafficking."
The shenanigans began in June, when the State Department was expected to release its report. But that didn't happen while Congress debated fast track. It's revealing that an interim report delivered to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in March did not include Malaysia on the list of countries that had improved.
While the president would distort the official record to suit his political goals, the country club Republicans running the GOP are so desperate to please the donor class of Wall Street and K Street they would betray their heritage of defending free labor against slave labor.
The stark reality is Obamatrade uses slaves on the other side of the world to put free Americans out of work.
While President Obama calls the removal of the Confederate flag "a meaningful step toward a better future," it's shocking the first African-American president would trade in the sweat of slaves. It's just as shocking that he does it with the active connivance of the Party of Lincoln.
URL to article: http://www.wnd.com/2015/07/obama-on-slavery-reality-vs-symbolism/


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Explained: Who is Mohit Kamboj, the BJP leader booked for bank fraud?
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The Mumbai Police have booked BJP leader Mohit Kamboj in a case of alleged bank fraud. While Kamboj has dismissed the charges calling the matter 'long settled', the issue has come as an embarrassment for the state BJP which has been gunning for the ruling Maha Vikas Aghadi government on the issue of corruption.
Who is Mohit Kamboj?
Mohit Kamboj, who hails from Uttar Pradesh, came to Mumbai in 2004. In 2005, he floated his firm, KBJ Jewellers. Kamboj, who had received early lessons in jems and jewellery business from his father Banwarilal Kamboj before striking out on his own, was also the national president of the Indian Bullion and Jewellery Association from 2012-19.
When did Mohit Kamboj join the BJP?
Kamboj joined the BJP in 2013. In 2014 state Assembly elections, he was given a ticket to contest from Dhindoshi Assembly constituency, but lost to Shiv Sena's Sunil Prabhu. His candidature, however, became a talking point as he was picked over several committed party workers and also because he was the richest candidate in Maharashtra. As per his poll affidavit, Kamboj had assets of Rs 253.53 crore. Despite his electoral defeat, Kamboj stayed influential in the party. He was an important and active player in drawing the campaign strategy, both for the 2019 Lok Sabha and state Assembly polls.
What is the case against Mohit Kamboj?
The Economic Offence Wing of the Mumbai Police has filed a case of fraud against Kamboj. The FIR has been filed following a complaint by the manager of an Indian Overseas Bank. The manager has alleged Kamboj was one of the three directors of a firm that took a loan of Rs 52 crore, adding that the BJP leader used it for purpose other than stated. The charges filed against Kamboj and the other two directors are under Section 409 and 420 of the IPC.
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However, this is not the first time that Kamboj finds himself under the scanner. In 2019, Bank of Baroda issued newspaper advertisements to announce it had initiated proceedings to declare Kamboj a willful defaulter. He was charged in connection with borrowings by a firm called 'Avyaan Ornaments'. A year later in 2020, the CBI registered a bank fraud case against Kamboj pertaining to a loan borrowed by 'Avyaan Overseas'. It later emerged that Kamboj was the Managing Director and guarantor of 'Avyaan Overseas'.
However, Kamboj has denied all these charges in the past. He has stated that in 2018, the bank agreed for a one-time settlement. An amount of Rs 76 crore was paid by him as personal guarantor. And that he no longer held the post of promoter or managing director.
What political controversies have surrounded Kamboj?
Ahead of the 2019 Lok Sabha polls when BJP pitched nationalism as its main plank, Kamboj created a flutter by adding Bharatiya to his name. He then put up huge bill boards and posters across Mumbai to advertise the same.
After laying low for some time, Kamboj resurfaced after NCP minister Nawab Malik alleged he was one of the masterminds in an alleged plot against Aryan Khan, who had been arrested in a drug case. Malik also alleged that Kamboj's brother-in-law, Rishabh Sachdev, was among those detained by the NCB, but was let off following calls from top leaders in Delhi and Mumbai.
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Initially, the state BJP tried to distance itself, but then Kamboj became a powerful voice from the party to attack the NCP as he filed a Rs 100 crore defamation case against Malik for maligning him and his family. He strongly defended his brother-in-law, and decried an attempt to defame his family.
After that, he attacked Malik repeatedly for allegedly supporting drug abusers and peddlers.
After Malik's arrest, Kamboj invited a police case for brandishing a sword outside his building in Mumbai during celebrations with party workers.
During his run-ins with Shiv Sena leaders, he also taunted Sanjay Raut over borrowing money from him and not returning it
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OK i have an 87 xj two door with the 4.0 and a 5 speed. one day driving to work my throw out bearing went out. so when i got it home i replaced the bearing and went to pull it out of the garage but it just cranked. so i did some tests. Fuel presser is at 42 psi, but no spark or injector pulse. so i put a new cps in, and it fired up...... and then died. Started it again rpms went to around 2500 and it then died. After that it would only crank and still no spark or injector pulse. So another cps and it fired up once and ran and drove great. next morning no go, just cranking over. So with that said ive put a new icu,coil,adjusted the tps, and even tried a new ecu from my other 87. but ive gotten nothing. Anything helps.
Is the wiring to the CPS damaged?
Just reinstall the CPS and move it closer to the Flex plate by making the mounting hole larger. I also found, at least on mine, that super thin washer between the bell housing and the CPS arm, doubled my cranking AC voltage.
My battery barely works right now, old like me, LOL, this month and she still fires right up after sitting for week. Also stock CPS mounting you need solid battery power at the starter to get peak cranking rpms to get enough CPS voltage for the ECU to see.
C101 can be a huge factor in this and other running issues. Never a bad idea to clean it.
Also, unplugging the CPS and plugging it back in, and if it starts, indicates that connector needs attention.
finally got some time to mess with the jeep again and i cleaned the c101 and it still wouldn't fire but decided to replace the cps with another one i had and it fired up and runs great again, thanks for the input.
Did you try the unplugging and plugging back in of the CPS before replacing it?
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Sainsbury's praised by welfare charities for not selling fireworks
Lucy Elder 18 October, 2019 18:34
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Animal welfare charities have praised a Sainsbury's decision to stop selling fireworks.
With bonfire night and Diwali approaching, the supermarket chain, which has around 2,200 stores across the UK, including Argos and convenience stores, will not be stocking fireworks.
The decision has been widely cited online as a response to animal welfare and safety concerns, but Sainsbury's would not confirm this when contacted by H&H.
A spokesman for the store said it was owing to a "range of factors", but would not go into detail.
"Fireworks are no longer available in our stores but customers can continue to choose from a range of seasonal products, such as glow sticks and light-up spinning wands," he added.
Caroline Shuttleworth, of retail and shopper marketing campaign group Savvy Thinking, told BBC Breakfast the expense involved in selling fireworks could be one of the factors behind the decision. This expense comes from fact fireworks are kept in cabinets that require a staff member to open them, plus the age verification process, both of which are costly on staff time.
But regardless of the reasons, the decision has been largely praised by charities supporting veterans as well as animal welfare organisations.
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"The recent Sainsbury's ban of the sale of fireworks addresses the problem at the next level," World Horse Welfare's chief executive Roly Owers told H&H.
"While it is certainly a step in the right direction unless all other the retail stores follow suit, government legislation remains the only practical option."
The RSPCA and Redwing's Horse Sanctuary have also welcomed the news, as has Combat Stress, the UK's leading charity for veteran servicemen and women's mental health.
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Good Passover and Holy Week.
Rumors flew on the internet this week about possible attacks on Iran or other conflicts in the Middle East. Tensions are definitely rising and all parties seem to be bracing or arming for a conflict they believe will arise in short order. John executes an extended boralogue connecting Middle East data points.
Then we bring on Alex Safia from CAMERA (www.camera.org) for a summary of the Arab Summit, which has been posited as a peace offer to Israel but in reality was much more of an violent ultimatum.
Former Vice President Al Gore is taking global heat about his large carbon footprint compared to the ideal he preaches for everyone else. We hear a lot about "Sustainable Development." It's a warm fuzzy environmental term but what does it mean? We'll talk to Michael Shaw (www.freedom21santacruz.net) , a property owner in Santa Cruz, California, who discovered it meant a lot of expense and relinquishing control of his property, while still being responsible for the property tax.
Finally, there's a new law in New Zealand's parliament to prohibit spanking. We'll talk to home schooling representatives as to what this will mean for Christian homeschoolers. Craig Smith joins us.


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Q: How to assign a value selected from a Picker to a variable in another class? I would like to use a picker to select a value and store that value in a variable contained in another class. How can I do that? Here is my code:
my contentview
struct ContentView: View {

    @State public var selectedOperator = ""
    @ObservedObject var bitwiseCalculator = BitwiseCalculator()

    let operators = ["AND", "OR", "XOR"]

    var body: some View {
            VStack {
                Picker("Operator", selection: $selectedOperator) {
                    ForEach(operators, id: \.self) { op in
                        Text(op)
                    }
                }
            }
    }
}

and the variable in the class where I want to save it
class BitwiseCalculator: ObservableObject {

    @Published var bitwiseOperator = ""

}

A: Use
$bitwiseCalculator.bitwiseOperator

& switch your
@ObservedObject to @StateObject