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From the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis
Texans combine storylines
Cody Stoots
Feb 27, 2019, 6:58 am
Brian Gaine and his staff have work to do at the combine. Houstontexans.com
SportsMap is live at the NFL Scouting Combine this week. Here's a look at the stories swirling around the Texans at the combine.
Is blocking help on the way?
The Texans offensive line had disappointed for a couple of seasons now and this class is loaded with linemen set to go in the top three rounds. ESPN 97.5 and SportsMap's own Lance Zierlein has five tackles rated as immediate starters.
A personal favorite of mine is Washington State's Andre Dillard who has held down the left side of Mike Leach's impressive Washington State offense.
.@WSUCougFB OT, #AndreDillard is my early choice as my favorite OT in the 2019 draft. 39 straight starts and his consistency shows up year2year and week2week. The "Air raid system" does have flaws but I think he is going to improve throughout. #BaldysBreakdowns pic.twitter.com/0V47zEHfcJ
— Brian Baldinger (@BaldyNFL) February 26, 2019
Offensive linemen went fast and furious last year with six going in the first round. With offense being the trend in today's NFL protecting quarterbacks will be of high importance. This will push linemen up in the draft.
Who can cover?
The Texans also have quite the conundrum at cornerback as well. Johnathan Joseph is set to be back as is Aaron Colvin coming off a season where injury led to a disappointment. Kevin Johnson's future is up in the air. Kayvon Webster played very little due to injury. Johnson Bademosi is primarily a special teams player. Jermaine Kelly Jr. hasn't played a snap in the NFL after being on injured reserve all last year. Shareece Wright didn't play well enough to be back. Kareem Jackson, who was better at safety than corner, is a free agent.
With all those player's situations the Texans have need for some young and talented help at corner. If there isn't an offensive tackle the team is in love with in the first round cornerback could be the move. Certainly it will be on the table with the two selections in the second round.
Michigan State's Justin Layne is a former wide receiver turned cornerback for the Spartans. His interception numbers aren't great but he had some of the best pass deflection numbers in the nation last year.
The Clowney conundrum
Both Texans head coach Bill O'Brien and general manager Brian Gaine will speak this week and it will be a massive upset if they aren't asked about Clowney. They've had a couple months to start thinking about, and maybe even start negotiating, Jadeveon Clowney's next contract with the team.
On SportsMap: Texans can't desire Bell, spurn Clowney
Depth on defense
While the Texans focus on big holes on the offensive line and the issues at cornerback they also have to find some depth players. Gaine did an excellent job at this last year finding Justin Reid, Jordan Akins, and Jordan Thomas who ended up playing significant snaps for the team. Peter Kalambayi contributed late in the season. Duke Ejiofor and Keke Coutee helped when they weren't hurt.
If Tyrann Mathieu or Kareem Jackson move on from the Texans the safety spot will need some young bodies. The team could use another pass rusher be it from the edge or up the middle on the defensive line. Combine interviews will be important for the Texans as they try to prepare for the free-for-all that is the undrafted free agent market.
Skill positions in play
The Texans have plenty of investment throughout the skill positions on offense, but can you ever have too much? There is a need for another running back to go along with Lamar Miller, who is in the last year of his contract, and D'Onta Foreman. As for wide receiver, someone to push Vyncint Smith on the outside wouldn't be the worst idea but perhaps that is better suited for a free agent.
Tight end isn't out of the equation either. The right draft pick could set the team up at the position for at least the next three seasons.
Texas A&M's Jace Sternberger is a favorite of mine but he might go a little high for the Texans to invest another mid-round pick in the tight end position.
My favorite running back prospect is Devin Singletary.
Footwork is one trait that I look for in RB prospects. Devin Singletary is one of my favorites to watch.
Easily makes defenders miss. pic.twitter.com/yxx9ole2EZ
— Jordan Reid (@JReidNFL) February 18, 2019
NFL Storylines
Kyler Murray can dominate the combine this combine if he measures out well on height, weight, and hand size. How he interviews and if he runs will be huge stories around the league. If he decided to skip interviews he would be one of the most polarizing prospects ever.
Remember Oklahoma offensive tackle Orlando Brown?
He had one of the worst combines ever for a top prospect. He fell like a rock in the draft going three picks after Martinas Rankin to the Ravens. He started at right tackle for Baltimore from week seven forward. He ended up with a better Pro Football Focus rating than every Texans offensive lineman.
The combine workouts aren't everything, but they're something. A bad combine performance shouldn't eliminate a prospect from a team's board but it should add extra attention if the team might think he is ultimately worth it.
Ed Oliver's big week is about to start. For Oliver, everything about this week matters. It will be the difference in millions of dollars. I could see him going as high as three to the Jets and as low as the 20's. Oliver going high is one of the coolest potential stories in the draft. He could have gone to a number of different schools but he chose Houston in his own backyard and was every bit the dominant force he was expected to be. He is a freak athlete and should test off the charts in almost every drill. Expect Ed Oliver to be one of the "wow" workouts this week.
This is a monster year for defensive linemen. Ohio State's Nick Bosa and Alabama's Quinnen Williams are the top two names with Kentucky's Josh Allen and Clemson's Christian Wilkins right behind them. If teams covet other positions there could be plenty of movement in the top ten.
The start of trade discussions begins in earnest this week. With so many decision-makers in close proximity the talks around players like Odell Beckham and Antonio Brown will start to heat up. It isn't just the huge names that start making moves though. There are plenty of mid-tier players to be discussed as well. We have seen the trade market be red hot in recent years in the NFL. There is no reason to think it will stop.
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Q: how do i implement an edittext with clear button at the end in android I want to implement a functionality that an edittext with clear button if it has more than one character.
I have 10 edittext in my app, So to implement the above functionality i have to use 10 clear images and 10 onTouchListeners to enable clear image if it has more than one character.
So can you please give me the best solution to implement the above scenario.
And is it possible by creating Custom EditText?

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Home->News->The Division 2: Operation Dark Hours Raid multiple stages and mechanics Leak
The Division 2: Operation Dark Hours Raid multiple stages and mechanics Leak
Amie GammonsApril 1, 2019Last Updated: April 1, 2019
Data miners have been on top of any single game so far. Knowing that The Division 2 is the first in the franchise to receive Raids, further digging has been undergoing. The first raid in Division 2 will be formed of 8 players, as they'll tackle down Operation Dark Hours. There have been numerous details leaked and how the stages will change as you progress through the raid.
Many players do not know how excessive and entertaining The Division 2 is, and they still believe that it holds little rather than much content in the end-game. To put a period to all of that, Massive has made a huge decision to bring Raids to The Division 2. If you're a gamer that wants no spoilers regarding TD2's upcoming raid, Operation Dark Hours, then you should stop reading the article now.
The info about the upcoming raid has been released by the same user that managed to hint the first details about the 8-man battle. The info is supposed to be true as it may hold a word about an insider, whose job is to tease the upcoming raid in this fashion.
There will be new items introduced in the raid, that will have a critical role to play. They are all named as PowerPlay and have a limited time of use. This is most likely a word for upcoming consumables which can be picked in the raid that will provide the players with a certain boost. For more detailed info, you can see the table below:
Key Name Type Efficiency Info
Dark Drinker Signature Weapon Restock S. Ammo Limited Time usability
Dark Devour Fast Recharge Super recharge of skills Inactive while having an active skill
Thieves Den Collectibles Spot vanity items or exotic ones Items will be marked on agent's mini map
G. Phillips Protocol Character Factions Hunters are allying to you against the Elites for short time
Dawn of Dark Character Raid checkpoint Unlock hidden checkpoint at your current location
Locations & Objectives
The Raid will start from Arlington Bridge and will tempt players to survive the assault. The objective is clear to survive the assault, as they'll attempt to cross the bridge on a timer. One of the Agents will be assigned to NPCs that will have the eyesight of the hidden escape route, and the agents will cover their back out to safety.
Find the Stolen GPS Coordinates
From there, they'll move to The Bazaar in which they'll have to acquire hidden GPS coordinates. This is considered to be a puzzle within the raid which will split two groups of 4. We assume they won't be randomly assigned as players could transfer from team to team based on their strengths and weaknesses. One of the team will have to solve the puzzle, while the other team will be fighting and securing the coordinates. The Puzzle-Solving team will be acquired to input the coordinates into the panel found in the watchtower and initiate the encounter missile system. Mini fights will be encountered during this whole time.
Blackout Attack
The Bazaar will also hold another objective in which the Elites faction is introduced for the first time. They will have the ability to absorb the agent's skills and put them up to the test. They could also deplete your stamina and armor. The Objective is called Blackout Attack, in which requires from Agents to find their way outside of the Bazaar without dying. The objective for the two teams is the same and that is to evade the Bazaar from two different locations.
Find out about valuable asset
This will put players to a new test in which they need to find a valuable JTF asset as they approach the Airport The previously encountered NPC will trust the agent to open up the secret bunker to the airport. This asset will be hidden behind another Puzzle, in which unlike the previous, will contain a lot of tough firefights. The agents will be swarmed of enemies as they progress throughout the Puzzle ending.
Secure the valuable JTF asset to safety
After solving the puzzle and acquiring the JTF asset players will have to evade the airport through the Parking Lot. That is the excavation point for all of the agent, and it is located on the top of the parking lot building. This encounter will contain a lot of enemies but also helicopters and other articllery machines. The encounter fails if the asset dies.
Stop the Convoy from leaving the Runway
The runway will probably be the hardest part of the Operation Dark Hours raid. It is the last piece of the raid and it is a pure firefight action encounter. Players will need to stop the convoy which is a cargo plane setup to get away after the boss manage to board the crates onto it. This encounter will be very long, containing a lot of blood spill. The Boss will be one of the most annoying parts of the whole game as it will be the "tankiest" NPC ever met in The Division 2.
This encounter has another AI in the name of lieutenant, acting as the second hand. He possesses a squad wiping ability which means pretty much a restart of the whole act. Focusing him will allow the Boss the flee away while focusing the Boss will allow the lieutenant to cast his ability and wipe the entire team of 8. This means it will require a lot of coordination between the two teams and their takedown. In the end, players will be divided into two teams to flank the boss, which is a necessary mechanic added to the act.
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Southwest Key Employee Faces Charges for Sexually Abusing Migrant Girl
By Montoya, Lucero & Pastor, P.A.
| August 03, 2018
An employee who works at an Arizona facility where migrant children separated from their parents are being held, is accused of sexually abusing a 14 year-old girl.
On August 1st, Phoenix police arrested Fernando Magaz Negrete, age 32, and booked him on charges for child molestation, sexual abuse, and aggravated assault.
The accusations against Negrete include kissing the girl multiple times and touching her breasts and crotch over her clothes.
The victim shared a room with 2 other minors at the Southwest Key facility in Phoenix. Police were first informed of the allegations by one of the teenager's roommates on July 25th.
Court records indicate that there is surveillance video which shows Negrete approaching the girls' room multiple times between 9 p.m. and about 10:30 p.m. on June 27.
According to Sgt. Vince Lewis of the Phoenix Police Department, Negrete admitted to the alleged incident and was subsequently booked for one count of molestation, one count of aggravated assault, and one count of sexual abuse.
Jeff Eller, spokesperson for Southwest Key, said the company fired Negrete after the incident, but did not provide additional details. Eller said, "When a child tells us of inappropriate behavior, we immediately call law enforcement and start an internal investigation as appropriate. Southwest Key always works with law enforcement to bring the full force of the law to bear when it is warranted."
Southwest Key, a Texas-based non-profit, houses over 500 migrant children in Arizona, California, and Texas. The company has a contract with the federal Unaccompanied Alien Children Program that is worth $458 million. Eight of Southwest Key's facilities are located in the state of Arizona.
Since 2015, Southwest Key facilities in Tucson and Glendale have been reported two other cases of alleged sexual abuse.
Negrete's next court appearance is scheduled for 8:30 a.m. on Aug. 7th. His bond has been set at $150,000.
Attorneys Robert Pastor and Tiffani Lucero of Montoya, Lucero & Pastor, PA are former prosecutors who worked for the Maricopa County Attorney's Office. Pastor explains that the criminal justice system can often be intimidating and confusing for victims of sexual abuse. Pastor and Lucero are able to use their experience to help victims of sexual abuse navigate the criminal justice system. The attorneys at Montoya, Lucero & Pastor will also fight for their clients to ensure perpetrators are convicted of the crimes they commit and fight to hold others accountable so that victims have the financial resources they will need to heal from the trauma caused by child sexual abuse.
Contact Our Sexual Abuse Lawyers
At Montoya, Lucero & Pastor, P.A., we are committed to protecting the rights of victims who have been sexually abused. Our team of attorneys have successfully represented clients who suffered sexual abuse from priests, religious workers, foster care parents or family members, and teachers. Let us put our skills and experience to work for you.
Call (602) 483-6869 today to schedule your case consultation. You don't pay unless we recover compensation.
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Q: Environment Agency - API I would like to create a simple web based tool to request Enviroment Agency (EA) data via their API.
Their instructions are here:
http://environment.data.gov.uk/flood-monitoring/doc/reference
I would like to use jquery if possible.
My question is:
Does the link above provide enough information to complete my task? The reason I ask is I am struggling to get started with this task.
I would expect to write something as follows to count the number of entries for example:
$.ajax({
    url: 'http://environment.data.gov.uk/flood-monitoring', //not sure if this link is correct
    type: 'GET',
    success: function(data){
        alert(data.length+' package(s) found')
    },
    error: function() {
        alert('Failed to get the list of packages.')
    },
    dataType: 'jsonp',
    jsonpCallback: 'jsonpcallback'
});

The link above does not appear to provide such instructions.
I have emailed the EA to ask for example code but it appears they don't have any.
Any feedback on whether the link above is missing critical instructions to link to their API would be greatly appreciated. If the answer is yes, then I know to keep asking the EA for more instructions.
Otherwise more reading for me!
Thanks in advance

A: The response data is an object, not array.
So, data.length does not work.
Try Object.keys(data) and you will see that you have the data.
$.ajax({
    url: 'http://environment.data.gov.uk/flood-monitoring/data/readings?latest',
    type: 'GET',
    success: function(data){
        var keys = Object.keys(data);
        var size = keys.length;
        console.log('number of keys: ' + size);
        if (size) {
            keys.map(function(key, i){
                console.log('key: ' + key);
                if (key == '@context') {
                    console.log('  ' + data[key]);
                }
                else if (key == 'meta') {
                    console.log('  ' + JSON.stringify(data[key]));
                }
                else if (key == 'items') {
                    console.log('data[items][0]:');
                    console.log('  ' + JSON.stringify(data[key][0]));
                }
            });
        }
    },
    error: function() {
        console.error('Failed to get the list of packages.')
    }
});


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Woodbourne Veterans Memorial
This was a very special project. We had attended PLANET's Arlington R&R work day for many years, when the PLANET Day of Service was announced. We took on the challenge and reached out to our Sussex County Chamber of Commerce to see if there was a project that we could take on. After some consideration, they put me in contact with the town administrator, who then put me in contact with veteran Greg Williams – the man who conceived of the Woodbourne Park Veterans Memorial Garden. Greg is a Navy serviceman who served in Iraq. While there, he challenged his comrades upon their return home to build something in their communities that would honor their fellow servicemen and women.
Greg and I met with contractor, Tom Madsen, who was the County Chamber President at the time. It was at that meeting that Greg presented his idea. He showed us a 2' x 2' board that had a scale model of a ¼" x ½" brick patio laid out with great precision. On this, he had placed monuments in a circle, like hour marks on a clock. The monuments shortest to tallest were as follows: Revolutionary War, War of 1812, Civil War, World War I, World War II, Korean War, Vietnam War, and Global War on Terror. The last and tallest monument was one thanking all who had served their country. In the middle of the circle was the Battlefield Cross cast in bronze, backed by the American flag. Greg had no money but he had a dream and he had me – I was all in. I told him I would take his concept and build a working drawing.
The cost of this project would be considerable – over $12,000.00. The monuments were to be imported from India, engraved in Vermont, then brought to New Jersey. We incorporated a paver setting to allow for engraved memorial pavers to be purchased as part of a fund raising opportunity for the memorial. We determined that this was going to be a two-year project; setting the pavers in the first year, and putting up the monuments in the second.
So with the vision laid out and a plan in place, we approached the town officials. They gave us full permission to place the memorial anywhere in Woodbourne Park, plus, they wanted to change the name of the park to Woodbourne Veterans Memorial Park. The buzz had started. Two weeks later we had a groundbreaking ceremony and we started construction the following day.
At this time, we had begun fundraising efforts for the monuments by selling engraved pavers and hosting car shows. On the day of one of our scheduled car shows, we had to cancel the event due to a sudden rainstorm. They had already closed the park for the event, so Tom and Greg were at the entrance informing attendees that the show had been canceled. Someone mentioned to Tom and Greg that something had been left at the memorial. They went down to see what was left behind and found two medals, a decorative rope, and money folded over with a note that stated, "I am a homeless veteran; this is the first time in my life that this community has done something so special for the armed forces, so thank you! The least I can give is this two hundred and fifty dollars to this project." We were all moved by this poignant gesture.
When funds were secured, we scheduled to install the monuments before Memorial Day of the following year. In the spring of that year, our Farmside team installed all the monuments and the pedestal for the Battlefield Cross Memorial. In its pedestal we placed a fixed box that displayed the medal above the paver honoring all homeless veterans. One day, there was a jogger who had run through the construction area, then went off to the parking lot in the park. I asked Tom to check up on him. He did, and told me the jogger was a veteran who was so proud of what we were doing that he was overcome with emotion and in tears. This was only one of many meaningful moments we would share in during our construction time.
When the project was completed, a ribbon cutting ceremony was scheduled for the day before Memorial Day. Invitations were extended to re-enactors from the Revolutionary War, Civil War and Daughters of the American Revolution. Additionally, all local veterans, fire department members, and state and local dignitaries were invited – over 500 people in all in attendance; what a day! We had a wreath laying ceremony for each monument. I was given the honor of cutting the ribbon to the memorial – an emotional and humbling moment for me. What a special time to see the whole community come together to honor our service people. We felt grateful to have been a part of bringing respect and honor to our service men and women, providing a lasting legacy for generations to come. We were further honored by receiving the prestigious Chairman's Award from the Sussex County Chamber of Commerce for our work on this project.
So with that I submit this project for review and invite other business owners to take an active role in helping to build their communities. In doing so, many wonderful things unfold, connecting people and strengthening the bonds of communities.


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Kirsty Sandwell
RSM's corporate finance team has advised one of Britain's leading aerospace design and engineering companies on raising £7.75m of investment from the Business Growth Fund (BGF).
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Q: How can I create an efficient tree farm? I've created a wooden tower with wood platform bridges to find floating islands.  As a result, I need a lot of wood and my supply is running low.
I had actually planned for this and created a tree farm, but it isn't very productive.  I set it up as follows, which repeats across a leveled "field" wide enough for forty saplings total.  I know the torches aren't necessary — I used them as a ruler when laying everything out and left some in for looks.

Unfortunately, this seems to produce about one tree per game week or less, which is painfully slow compared to my needs.  My suspicion is that the tall grass which grows constantly is blocking the growth of trees, which I know need some room around them.  I try to "weed" the farm pretty regularly, but grass starts regrowing by the time I get from one end to the other.

What can I do differently to make my tree farm more efficient?

A: Terraria wiki guide on Gardening

By placing a dirt wall inside the layer of grass blocks (not behind the tree, the block below the tree), one can prevent tall grass from spawning, maximizing efficiency. The dirt wall should peek out from behind the grass blocks and be visible behind the tree, but not actually being in the block behind the tree. The dirt wall should be behind every block of grass, not just the one under the tree.

So place one dirt wall behind the grass that the trees are on, so it just barely sticks out, and there will be no tall grass and you'll never have to weed again.

A: Most answers are literally missing the forest through the trees (by focusing on one and only one solution), and ignoring the original problem.
The OP asked two questions:

As a result, I need a lot of wood and my supply is running low.

and steered people towards one solution:

What can I do differently to make my tree farm more efficient?

Since no one has answered the original question -- I'll present the two solutions to get a lot of wood:
The fast way
Ironically, I found the fastest way to get a lot of wood was not to have a tree farm at all!  I found it far more efficient (time wise) to just create a new world, pick a direction say East, and just chop every tree until you hit the ocean. Use the mirror (or Save & Exit then reload the world) and travel the opposite direction as a lumberjack. YMMV but on a small world travelling in just one direction netted:

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*1015 Wood

*627 Rich Mahogany

*158 Palm wood

*102 acorns

Travelling in both directions netted a grand total of:

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*1459 wood

*748 Boreal Wood

*627 Rich Mahogany

*255 Palm wood

*26 Ebonwood

*223 Acorns

And the stats:

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*Total wood: 3115 / Total time: 19 mins = ~ 163 wood/min

*Total platforms: 6230 platforms = ~ 327 platforms/min
Rinse and Repeat. This should be enough wood to make those extra long sky bridges arenas. The bonus is that you can save all those acorns to (cough) seed your tree farm. :-)
The slow way
Traditionally, the tree farm is most popular -- partially due to aesthetics -- but it is dog slow.

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*First, you have to prepare a flat surface.
I recommend 1,000 tiles of dirt (optionally also sand if you want/need Palm wood. If you want jungle trees your tree farm needs mud deep Underground)

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*Plant trees with 4 spaces between saplings. This gives 2 block radius on either side of each tree.

*Use a hammer so you don't have dirt wallpaper behind as this will block the trees from growing.

*Place torches below ground so as not to impede the growth of the trees

*Hurry-up-and-wait.
Maintenance of the tree farm will require you to continually clear all the grass. If you use a hammer and aim in the sky you can clear all the grass and leave the trees & dirt safely alone.
To speed up growing the tree farm, hole up like a hobbit near the surface, preferably with a lava trap above, and leave the world running over night. In the morning you should have most of the trees growing and you'll have also made a few extra coins.
Once you have a large enough tree farm setup it will produce more wood quantity-wise in the long run but setup & maintenance time is just a huge PITA compared to just clear cutting on a brand new temporary world.

A:
This is my method of handling a tree farm, I space it at every fourth block for planting for aesthetic reasons, and use the torches to help me mark it out.  The spacing from top of ground to bottom platform (used to eliminate vines dropping down) is 18 blocks.  I usually build up 3 or 4 tiers of 81 blocks wide for worlds where I want a wooden housing projects or to use platforms for skyways and "hell-evator up" mechanisms.  My biggest farm was a 3 tier, 401 block wide farm, producing 100 trees per tier, average was about 2400 wood per harvest cycle.
I have made similar farms for Mahogany, but that is a jungle grass planted trough with a half block deep of water, spaced 18 blocks of height per tier.  You don't plant acorns in this method, but it will produce mahogany trees very regularly.  Just be aware that that will create a jungle biome, with all associated mob spawns (hard mode blood moons make this a bad thing), so ideally don't put it too close to your housing.
(EDIT from 1.3.1:)  I just discovered that mahogany can be planted now with acorns on jungle covered mud.  Be aware that you do not gain ANY acorns from mahogany farming, but if you have been doing regular wood, boreal wood, or corrupt/crimson wood at all, you should have a few stacks of acorns you can utilize.  For my mahogany farm, I usually combine it with a jungle shrubbery farm for getting nice early fishing bait.  You can also sink the tree platform under a tile of water to prevent the shrubs from spawning. (End Edit)
The only mechanism I don't have in this world's tree farm, is my auto-mowing mechanism.  I use a pressure plate activated dart trap set to fly along the ground, and that "mows the verge" along the top of the ground.  Makes mushroom picking fast and grasshopper gathering easy.  WARNING: Birds and Bunnies will be in danger using this method.

A: From the Terraria wiki page on Trees:

Growing conditions
Planting an acorn in grass will create a Sapling that will eventually
  grow into a tree of a random size and shape. Saplings can only grow
  under the following conditions:

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*A planted acorn can only be planted on a dirt block covered with grass, corrupt grass, crimson grass, hallow grass, a mud block covered
  with jungle grass, or on snow.

*The acorn requires one space of open ground to either side.

*There must be at least two open tiles between saplings or only one will grow into a tree. This matches the previous rule, i.e. each acorn
  needs both adjacent tiles free, which means the closest two trees can
  be is with two tiles between them.

*The acorn requires at least 32 feet (i.e. 16 tiles) of vertical clearance to grow into a tree.

*An acorn will not grow indoors - all background walls or overhanging ledges must be removed, and if you have a ceiling it must
  be at least 32 feet above the block where the acorn was planted as
  measured by a Depth Meter (e.g, if you are planting an acorn at 300
  feet above, there may only be blocks at 332 feet or higher directly
  above it in order for it to grow into a tree).

*Acorns will not grow in the presence of torches, wood platforms or sunflowers within its 2-block radius.

*Saplings must be off-screen in order to become trees. They will not grow when currently in view, unlike most other plants which can spawn
  while you watch.

  Saplings can be destroyed with a Pickaxe.

So, you can't grow a tree at the edge of a step or cliff, or next to a step or cliff, or at the edge of a patch of grass, even though you can plant acorns there. While trees can, very rarely, grow a distance of three tiles apart (two empty columns between them), they grow much faster at a distance of four tiles apart (with three empty spaces between them). For these reasons, it is recommended to plant acorns every four tiles on a long flat row of surface grass. Tiles more than 14 units above the planted grass do not have any effect on tree growth, so an optimal tree farm can have multiple 15-tile high levels."
You seem to have your acorns spaced correctly, there are no walls, and I assume you have enough head room.  Although it's not explicitly mentioned in the wiki, your torches may be keeping the trees from growing. Try removing them.  At least some of the acorns should grow to full trees in a matter of minutes.

A: It is the weeds. If something is beside the sapling it will Not grow.
Here is a picture of the right side of my tree farm (something like this exists in every world I have played in so far).

You can weed, plant and harvest the trees from the lower level. Often when I go through and plant my trees and weed them, I will have a tree fully grown by the time I am done, if not two. This has always exceeded my usage of wood, which can be excessive at times.
It seems giving the grass covered dirt two directions to 'sprout' in (up and down as vines) gives the trees a much better chance. I would NOT recommend doing this to your entire 40 tree area (Thats 480 blocks to dig out or so :)). But give it a try on one section and see if it helps.

A: I just know from experience that to plant a tree, these requirements must be met:
1.) There must be nothing nearby(you don't need to babysit the trees all the time, just clear
    the weeds once a game day).
2.) There must be a patches of grass nearby(you don't need to worry about this,since they will
    grow by themselves).
3.) There must be no wall and the trees must not be underground.
I may not be entirely correct and if you still have difficulty growing trees after meeting these requirements, check this out http://terraria.wikia.com/wiki/Acorn.

A: I found it effective to make or find a long flat plain then upon it I place i torch after two blocks I place a acorn-tree-then again I went two blocks then a torch then two blocks then a acorn... Ect


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Serving Up Tradition!
NFSN Staff Thursday, August 31, 2017
By Molly Schintler, Communications Intern
Since farm to school celebrates local food, farmers, communities and traditions, it looks different in every community. So an important question for our work is, "what do culturally relevant and traditional foods look like in our schools?" Food service directors, garden educators and school administration should ask, 'Is this food culturally relevant to my students?' in the same way that they ask, 'Is this food grown locally?'. The following are two stories of farm to school champions that recognize the importance of structuring farm to school activities to reflect their communities' food cultures.
In the capitol of Iowa's heartland, Executive Chef Chad Taylor has been working in the Des Moines Public Schools for over 20 years. The DMPS district serves 63 locations and an average of 34,000 students daily. While the district has worked with farm to school initiatives through state funded nutrition education programs, FoodCorps, and a USDA Farm to School grant, it was not until several years ago that the district started considering the intersection of culturally relevant foods with farm to school.
A principal from one of the district's middle schools approached Chad with a unique challenge involving a group of immigrant students. These middle school students were going home at lunch to eat and not returning to school because they were uncomfortable with the foods being offered through school lunch, and too embarrassed to bring their traditional foods from home. Chad met with these students and their families and asked what they would like to see offered on the school lunch menu. He did not want the changes to be a one time hit and miss, so DMPS committed to offering noodles and/or rice everyday at this middle school per the students' request. In the end, it was a win for all students. Chad noted that, "the Midwest native students wanted to try the new foods, too."
Today, DMPS Food Service works to provide flavor stations in many of their schools, giving students access to a variety of culturally-relevant herbs, sauces and other flavor enhancers such as locally grown jalapenos. Chad was quick to point out that not every flavor station looks the same because every school has students from a wide variety of backgrounds. Since the 1970's, the district has included a number of immigrant and refugee populations from Latin America, Asia and Africa. Even within a single school district farm to school is not one size fits all.
About 4,000 miles from Des Moines, a farm to school pilot on the island of Kauai in Hawaii is taking off under the direction of Megan Fox, Executive Director for the nonprofit organization Mala'ai Kula. There are approximately 350 students in the four charter schools that Mala'ai Kula serves. Most of the students are native Hawaiian and have chosen to attend these schools because of programs such as Hawaiian Language immersion, which allows students to learn in their native language before learning in English. The emphasis on the importance of native traditions extends into these schools' food service and education thanks, in part, to the support from Mala'ai Kula, a recipient of a National Farm to School Network Seed Change in Native Communities* mini-grant.
Since Hawaii was colonized, the western diet has brought non-traditional foods such as nitrite-filled meats and ultra-processed snacks to the island. Today, Hawaiians have high rates of diet-related diseases such as chronic high blood pressure and diabetes. This is one of the many reasons that Mala'ai Kula's farm to school pilot work is so important. Megan described farm to school as a tool for "giving local farmers an outlet for native foods." She added that farm to school helps in the effort toward "creating a traditional food way and bringing back a more native diet."
With funding support from Seed Change, several of the schools' food service staff attended an Edible Schoolyard training in Berkley, California this summer. This training served as an invaluable tool that inspired one school chef to reconnect with the importance of Hawaii's native foods, also known as canoe foods. Kalo (taro), 'Ulu (breadfruit), and 'Uala (sweet potatoes) are all canoe foods that are now growing in school gardens, being served up on school lunch and breakfast trays, and serving as teaching resources to connect students to their ancestry.
From a large school district in the Midwest to small, native charter schools in Kauai, a focus on culturally relevant foods can look vastly different depending on the school community. Many farm to school slogans highlight the power of farm to school's ability to 'serve up change.' The Des Moines Public Schools and Mala'ai Kula remind us that using farm to school to 'serve up tradition' can be just as powerful.
*Seed Change in Native Communities with Farm to School is made possible with generous support from the Aetna Foundation, a national foundation based in Hartford, Conn. that supports projects to promote wellness, health and access to high-quality health care for everyone.
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Deb Never has dropped a video for her unapologetic new single, 'Sorry'
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Deb Never has shared a video for yesterday's new single, 'Sorry'.
The follow-up to 'Someone Else' from earlier this year, it's an understated but fierce slice of sassy pop that marks one of the first tasters from a trip to the US.
The track also follows on from recent collabs with Brockhampton, Dominic Fike and slowthai, plus a Hype feature in Dork's May issue – good timing there, eh?
Check out 'Sorry' below.
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Alex Lahey is back with a new album, 'The Answer Is Always Yes'
Caroline Polachek has dropped a new single, and confirmed the tracklisting for her upcoming album


Our mission: to explore strange new flavors, to seek out new farms & new local ingredients, and to boldly go where no pop has gone before.
Little Bee Pops LLC will provide handmade, 100% local, honey-sweetened popsicles to farmers' market, retail and restaurant markets in the San Francisco Bay Area. We are scheduled to enter the market on April 13, 2012. Little Bee Pops is a mom-owned, mission-driven company that intends to reinvent a classic childhood treat, and reclaim the popsicle's place in a healthy childhood.
Liz Snyder is a food activist, anthropologist, and entrepreneur. She has her MSc in nutritional anthropology from Oxford University, where she studied the food marketing industry and childhood nutrition. She is the founder of Full Circle Farm, an educational, organic farm on school land. Her most recent endeavor is Little Bee Pops - bringing healthy, sustainable summer treats to Silicon Valley. She and her family live in Mountain View, CA.
Graphic designer, artist, photographer, and information architect Lilia Schwartz is co-owner of Little Bee Pops and is responsible for design, branding, and marketing while also spending a fair share of her time hulling strawberries and pitting cherries.
Melissa is Little Bee Pops' Kitchen Manager. Before becoming a mom, Melissa worked in commercial food service doing line and prep work. Today, Melissa is active as the Garden Manager at Full Circle Farm, gives backyard chicken classes, and raises chicks in the spring. She is also a Girl Scout Camp Leader were she manages the process of feeding over 125 girls a day. She is excited to create a bustling and efficient kitchen for Little Bee Pops.


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Bump in the road: how to deliver a baby in an emergency
A woman gave birth to her son next to the M25 on Monday. What should you do if you have to help someone in labour?
Moya Sarner
Tue 14 Aug 2018 11.37 EDT Last modified on Tue 14 Aug 2018 13.10 EDT
'Babies deliver themselves, nature's very good at that,' says Clare Livingstone of the Royal College of Midwives. Photograph: Alamy Stock Photo
The M25 does not feature in many birth plans, but for one woman who gave birth to her baby boy on the roadside after a coach crash on the M25 on Monday, that was the reality. So, what can you do if you find yourself having to deliver a baby when there are no experts around to do it? Clare Livingstone, a professional policy adviser for the Royal College of Midwives, who has delivered a baby on the back seat of a car, has lots of advice.
The mother will naturally try and catch the baby, too, and that's absolutely fine
Reassure her
"This will be very frightening for the mother. Your first job is to stay calm and help her accept that this is what is happening to her, and that she needs to try to get control of the situation as best she can. Reassure her by saying: 'Your baby is being born, soon your baby will be in your arms, help is on its way,'" says Livingstone. Call 999 for help at the first sign of her feeling an irresistible urge to push, and stay with her.
Let nature do the work
If you're in a public area, direct people away and try to construct a barrier to protect the mother's dignity. "Then just stand by and watch and wait," says Livingstone. "Babies deliver themselves, nature is very good at that, and if a baby is being born quickly it will do just that."
Experience: I gave birth in an Uber
Create a soft landing
Once you start to see the baby's head, make sure it will be born on to a clean, soft surface or into your arms. "The mother will naturally try to catch the baby, too, and that's absolutely fine," says Livingstone. As soon as the baby is born, place it on the breast – when the baby latches on, it triggers the release of oxytocin, which contracts the uterus and reduces the risk of any bleeding.
Wrap a coat around baby and mother to keep them both warm: this is very important. Don't pull, or put any tension on, the umbilical cord, which will still be delivering nutrients from the placenta to the baby. If help hasn't arrived within 40 minutes, the mum may get an urge to push again, in which case she can naturally deliver the placenta by herself.
And remember: this might not be the way any mum plans to have a baby – but it sure does make for a good story.


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Q: how to avoid header coupling I am trying to address this issues because I can not seem to find a good resource online that does so.
I do not fully understand the issue cause  I never got it resolved so I will try to describe it as best as possible.
Awhile ago I had an issue where headers were being ignored because "They were called once already and therefore when they were called again by another document, it was being ignored and therefore an error was being thrown"
I never fully understood that because you can call a header more then once without errors being thrown
header1.h
#ifndef _FCLASS_
#define _FCLASS_
class firstClass {
     ...//declaration
}

#endif

header2.h
#ifndef _SCLASS_
#define _SCLASS_

#include "header1.h"

class SecondClass:firstClass{
     ...//declaration
}

#endif

header3.h
#ifndef _TCLASS_
#define _TCLASS_

#include "header1.h"
class thirdClass:firstClass{
     ...//declaration
}
#endif

In the above example, the header1 class was called twice, and no errors should of been thrown. Even though header1 was declared once, it could be used by multiple headers.
So my question is , in what scenarios, can a header actually be ignored by a document if it was already declared once.
Does this type of issue only apply to .cpp files that include headers ??

A: This most commonly happens when there's a header cycle (two headers including each other being the most likely case).
Just for illustration, real examples are usually more complex.
A.h:
#ifndef A_INCLUDED
#define A_INCLUDED

#include "B.h"

class A
{
};

class C
{
    B b;
}
#endif

B.h:
#ifndef B_INCLUDED
#define B_INCLUDED

#include "A.h"

class B : public A
{
};
#endif

In this case, regardless of which header you include, there's a circular dependency that prevents it from compiling. If you include A.h, it includes B.h. B.h then includes A.h but the include guard prevents it from being included again. So then it continues compiling B.h and fails when it doesn't know about class A. The reverse situation applies if including B.h first.
EDIT: I should have mentioned that this is typically solved by refactoring logic out of one or both headers into another header, and/or using forward declarations instead of actual includes.

A: I can think of one scenario.  If header1.h has sections that are excluded by conditional compilation and those conditions change by declarations in subsequently included header files.  Later inclusions of header1.h will be skipped by its include guard and it won't be able to declare the conditional sections which could lead to errors.


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Watch Bradley Bozeman propose to girlfriend after national championship
Bradley Bozeman and fiancee Nikki Hegstetter after their engagement. (John Talty/jtalty@al.com)
By John Talty | jtalty@al.com
There may not be anyone happier Tua Tagovailoa found DeVonta Smith for a game-winning touchdown than former Alabama women's basketball player Nikki Hegstetter.
In the aftermath of another Alabama national championship, amidst the pandemonium of confetti, tears and jubilation, Bradley Bozeman dropped down to one knee and asked Hegstetter to marry him. The former Alabama forward emphatically said yes as Bozeman beamed looking up at his new fiancee.
Bozeman admitted it was a win-only proposal; he would have waited for another day if Georgia emerged from overtime victorious over the Crimson Tide.
"Oh my God," Hegstetter exclaimed when Bozeman said that. "Thank God."
Alabama OL Bradley Bozeman just won a national championship
...and got engaged 💍💕 pic.twitter.com/svzGmC5QAF
— Sports Illustrated (@SInow) January 9, 2018
The pair had discussed getting married - they had done some preliminary ring shopping - but Hegstetter didn't think a proposal was coming anytime soon. Ross Pierschbacher, a fellow starter on the offensive line, had a hunch a proposal could be coming but Bozeman kept it under wraps. He finally gave his offensive line teammates a heads up five minutes before he popped the question.
"I was thinking how I'd do it, but I completely left my mind, and I just went for it," Bozeman said.
The ecstatic pair kissed, hugged and celebrated their new engagement with friends, family and teammates. Hegstetter proudly displayed her new ring to anyone who wanted a look.
In a span of only a few minutes, Bozeman, a permanent team captain, won a national championship and gained a fiancee. It was the perfect culmination of a stellar career for one of the most well-liked players on the team.
"I don't know how he's ever going to top that," offensive lineman JC Hassenaeur said.
John Talty is the college sports editor for Alabama Media Group. You can follow him on Twitter @JTalty.


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Best RB in Madden 23
It can be difficult to put up a winning team in Madden NFL 23. While it's crucial to stock up on powerful heroes, it's just as important to assemble a squad that works well together and complements one another — all while staying within your budget. When there are so many variables, it's difficult to narrow down your options. We've compiled this handy guide so you can quickly find and research the top Running Backs/RB in Madden NFL 23.
Best RBs in Madden NFL 23
When the team is attempting to run the ball, the quarterback will pass the ball to the RB. As the primary means of advancing the ball toward the end zone, running backs play a crucial role. That being said, you shouldn't skimp on your running back either.
Here are the top Madden NFL 23 Running Backs, including both veterans and up-and-comers.
Derrick Henry Tennessee Titans 97
Nick Chubb Cleveland Browns 96
Christian McCaffery Carolina Panthers 96
Jonathan Taylor Indianapolis Colts 95
Dalvin Cook Minnesota Vikings 94
Joe Mixon Cincinnati Bengals 93
Alvin Kamara New Orleans Saints 90
Aaron Jones Green Bay Packers 89
Austin Ekeler Los Angeles Chargers 88
Ezekeil Elliott Dallas Cowboys 88
Kenneth Walker III Seattle Seahawks 77
Breece Hall New York Jets 76
James Cook Buffalo Bills 75
Isaiah Spiller Los Angeles Chargers 73
Brian Robinson Washington Commanders 72
Dameon Pierce Houston Texans 72
Tyrion Davis-Price San Francisco 71
Rachaad White Tampa Bay Buccaneers 70
Zamir White Las Vegas Raiders 70
In Madden NFL 23, Derrick Henry has the highest overall rating of any running back at 97. Derrick Henry has continued to perform at a high level despite his injury problems. His 93 Speed and 97 Durability are both Outstanding. Henry isn't great at defending, but his speed, agility, and awareness help him get to the goal line with relative ease.
Nick Chubb is up next. Nick Chubb has exceptional Ball Carrier ratings, putting him in the top tier of the game's ball carriers. The fact that he has led the Cleveland Browns is a testament to his skill as a running back.
Christian McCaffrey is one of the top three RBs despite having relatively average trucking talents. McCaffrey has strong stamina, a high level of awareness, and good Acceleration, all of which allow him to readily compensate for his weaknesses.
A review of the game's freshmen is up next.
Among the newcomer running backs, Kenneth Walker III stands out as the best. The rookie's strengths lie in his quickness and toughness, but he's not very good as a Ball Carrier. Kenneth Walker's starting stats aren't great, but he has a lot of room to grow as a rookie and could one day become the best running back you've ever seen in Madden.
When ranking the top rookie running backs, Breece Hall comes in at number two. Again, Breece has great numbers for a rookie, and all Hall has to do to join the elite group of Running Backs in the league is get stronger, learn a spin move, and break a tackle.
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The drainage problem at West Winds Development has nothing to do with development — old or new. It really has to do with how streets were constructed and the lay of the land.
The land is flat and there are no ditches along the streets to hold run-off from rain.
Dig some ditches and replace the existing culverts with larger ones to handle the water.
Even though no cost estimate was known at the time, the hard part is going to be paying for it.
Bob Privatera of Reiss & Goodness Engineering told Hillsboro City Council at the June 3 council meeting that since Oak Street is lower than Pine Street, the elevation of the graveled street is causing one long dam.
Adding to the overflow is a 65-acre watershed west of the addition with all of that water eventually hitting the dam.
There is a watershed outlet on Oak Street that can handle five cubic feet of water per second. Privatera said the culvert needs to be expanded to carry 100 cubic feet of water per second.
A long-term solution is a water retention facility. Meanwhile, Privatera suggested a short-term solution of enlarging the culvert at Oak and D streets, adding a manhole, and then digging ditches along Oak Street.
That way rain and run-off water eventually will be directed to the ditches.
The water then would pass under D Street, across the drainage area on Marion County Fairgrounds, and end up on the Hillsboro Country Club property.
Another solution is to replace a section of curb and gutter with a valley gutter, and add a section of curb and gutter.
Privatera also suggested the possibility of re-developing parts of the subdivision that have not yet been developed. If the area was properly designed, the streets would become more functional and could drain naturally.
Mayor Delores Dalke asked the number and sizes of culverts needed. Privatera said two new culverts were needed and one could be removed. The next appropriate step of the engineering study would be to determine the culvert sizes, Privatera said.
Dalke pointed out to the council that the drainage proposal included running the water through a section of the fairgrounds that the previous council had considered discontinuing as a drainage route.
"It would be nice to have a culvert to the golf course," Dalke said.
City administrator Larry Paine said he would be concerned about the maintenance of a culvert of significant length.
Dalke also noted that there are lots for sale in the housing subdivision that could be developed before drainage issues are addressed. No solutions were determined to remedy the situation.
The council instructed Privatera to move forward with the pricing of culverts and ditch work with the work being considered in the 2009 or 2010 budget as a capital improvement project with costs shared with those residents who would benefit from the improvements.
Information will be shared with the city's planning commission in regards to having drainage issue addressed before plats are approved.


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Street Names For Psilocybin
Popular Street Names
Names For Psilocybin Combinations
Treatment For Psilocybin Abuse
Psilocybin, also known as magic mushrooms, is a naturally occurring drug with hallucinogenic properties. Because it's an illicit drug, people who buy and use mushrooms may refer to it using certain street names.
Psilocybin is a hallucinogenic chemical found in certain types of mushrooms. It is illegal to use, possess, and sell in the United States.
How psilocybin is used:
eaten orally
brewed into tea
added to other foods
As an illicit drug, psilocybin may be referred to by a number of street names, also known as code words or slang words.
Learn more about street names for common drugs of abuse
Popular Street Names For Psilocybin
Psilocybin comes in the form of either fresh or dried mushrooms with long stems and mushroom caps. It may also be brewed into tea.
Common street names for psilocybin include:
mushies
Find the right treatment program for Psilocybin abuse today.
Street Names For Psilocybin With Other Drugs
Some people who use illicit drugs like psilocybin also use other drugs. Psilocybin may be taken in combination with other hallucinogenic drugs to enhance its effects.
Street names for psilocybin mixed with other drugs:
Hippie flip: psilocybin and MDMA
Flower flipping: psilocybin and ecstasy/MDMA
Psilocybin is currently being studied as a potential treatment for treatment-resistant depression under direct medical supervision.
While psilocybin may have some therapeutic properties, it can—like any other drug—be misused for its effects, to numb out, or to avoid facing reality.
Find Help For Psilocybin Misuse Today
Getting help for a drug problem is not something you need to face alone. If you or a loved one is misusing magic mushrooms, we may be able to help.
Call us today to learn more about psilocybin abuse and to find a drug abuse treatment program that's right for you.
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HI, When I Think about our actual "Way of Life" for Humanity and every thing around in The Nature : it's easy To UNDERSTAND "WHY WE ARE ON THE POINT TO CRASH"... We were HERE AND THEN = To Be a Sort of "Good Gardeners"..... BUT, WE DESTROYED ALL THE GARDEN = "OUR NEST" !!!... Do You Know just one sort of "Chicky Monkey Animal", who is so stupid to DESTROY HIS OWN NEST ???... Personnaly : I DON'T KNOW ONE OF THEM. Please, Just Take a Look... What "Mother Nature" is also Able To Answer Us... : WHEN SHE NOT AGREE ABOUT OUR MADNESS. Last, but not The Least : "This Garden WAS THE FIRST PLAN FOR US" = AND, WE DON'T HAVE "NOWADAY A SECOND PLAN TO ESCAPE". Hello NOAH, Have You Built Another Arch ??? It's YES : WHERE HAD YOU HIDEN HER ??? Thanks for Your Speedy Answer : IT'S URGENT NOW.


> Nesting of accounts is no longer part of prov-dm, so name scoping has gone.
> Given this, I propose to close this issue, unless you suggest otherwise.
Thanks. I agree this should now be closed.
> names are left to the prov-n document.
That seems the right approach to me.
>> The PROV-DM draft introduces name scoping, particularly with respect to Accounts.
>> basis for comparing accounts.
>> additional mechanism would then be needed to link names from different accounts.
>> confusion (or worse) of one allows a URI to denote different things.
>> URIs is a syntactic matter, and as such it could be introduced for ASN.
>> referenced by the DM.
Next in thread: Luc Moreau: "Re: PROV-ISSUE-230 (Name-scoping): Name scoping in DM is wrong concept [prov-dm]"
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If you look at the market and listen to the nightly news you will hear a lot about the sorry state of the real estate market and that realtors are not getting any good commissions real estate. After you have listened to this information several nights or weeks you might think you could buy a few of these houses that languish on the marketplace and do a quick fix then resell them for a nice profit. Well before you begin to take this further you really need to assess some of the realities of the house flipping arena so here are some house flipping tips.
Whenever you enter a market that you are not totally familiar with such as the real estate market you will need some house flipping tips and house hunting tips because the real estate market can be volatile and realtors don't make those commissions real estate just by sitting at their desk looking through homes for sale on their computer. To that find me a house question you don't want to pay out commissions to a realtor so you have to research the market yourself.
When realtors make commissions real estate it is because they have studied the marketplace and understand it. If you plan to look for house hunting tips and also understand those taxes real estate if you sell or flip a house you need to do your market research. Too often that perhaps overused phrase location, location, location is not understood. A real deal when asked to find me a house in the wrong neighborhood is not a real deal after all in many cases. The reason if it is not in a desirable neighborhood it will languish on the market for a long time and someone has to pay those carrying costs.
When you are looking for house flipping tips many of them are similar to house hunting tips which includes knowing how what sort of taxes real estate you may incur when you do sell the home. There are several carrying costs which you must pay for every day the house is not sold. These include taxes real estate, any mortgage fees and interest, the utilities which must be on to both work in the house to rehab it and to sell it, and any maintenance costs over the actual rehab costs. So when looking to find me a house to flip make sure you know the carrying costs including any commissions real estate.
One of the important house flipping tips and house hunting tips is what to expect for a down payment. Housing loans today are becoming harder to get which is one reason realtors aren't making those commissions real estate like they used to. When looking to find me a house remember if you go through a realtor the selling costs must be included in your budget as do the taxes real estate. Besides the down payment you will also need at least a years worth of money saved to pay the carrying costs and also to live and rehab the house too.
Houses for flipping don't just sit on the market waiting for you to come along. You are not the only person who is looking to find me a house to flip out there. You have to do legwork to find desirable locations that when rehabbed can be flipped quickly. Location is important. SO when considering house hunting tips make sure the location is somewhere people will want to live.
If the IRS considers your house flipping to be a business then one of the house flipping tips is to really consider the taxes real estate that you may owe. If it considered by the IRS as an investment then you may have to pay either long or short term capital gains depending on how long it took to flip the house.
When you are rehabbing a house to flip you need to understand exactly what can be rehabbed and what can be left along. Just painting walls is not the answer because you have to make the house worth what you are going to ask for it which must include all of your carrying costs.
The FHA imposed a law a few years ago regards to house flipping. It was FR 4615. At the moment that law is waived until December 31, 2012. If the waiver is not extended you must be careful if you are buying and selling HUD or any home which might need a FHA mortgage insurance on it because you will have to wait over 91 days to actually close that home sale.
Tip #9) Are You Going DIY OR Hiring Contractors?
If you are not an experienced home remodeler then you will have to pay a contractor to do the house for you. This is more out of pocket money you will have to recoup when the house is listed for sale. Also if you don't have contractors you generally work with they may require a substantial payment before they begin the rehab. So more out of pocket that can't be recouped until the house closes.
If the housing market goes really soft and you can't flip the house you have to have the cash to hold it until the market returns. This means insurance costs, maintenance costs, utilities, and if you took out a loan, interest costs for as long as the house remains unsold. Also generally contractors want to be paid in full even if the house doesn't sell or they have the right to place a lien on the home. Flipping is a risky business so be prepared with lots of cash or resources.


Few storytellers can capture the sense of the divine as Brother Toby can. In this beautifully decorated and illustrated hardcover gift book, the reader is invited to stroll along with this outstanding monk through the wintry season of darkness, candlelight and the rich symbols and celebrations of all faiths.
This bestseller tackles controversial issues in the Church and considers how conscience and infallibility relate to a devoted practice of faith. Phillip S. Kaufman argues for the validity of discussion and dissent on issues of great importance to Christianity and the world.
In a clear, systematic and appealing style, Barbara Fiand presents an analysis of community within a human, cultural and religious framework of consciousness.
Children and grown-ups alike will revel in the holiday magic as Santa recalls his favorite memories of the Feast of Light. Cuddle in close and listen to glowing tales of Christmas spirit and the gifts of kindness that money can't buy.
This handbook is for Catholics who are interested in contributing to the life of their church. A must-read for lay leaders who, in this era, will be doing the work of the church as laity has never done before.
A faithful investigation of the canonical viability of the female diaconate. Based on thorough research, as well as sound historical and theological analysis, this book makes a significant contribution to the development of women's roles in the modern church.
One thought flows into another to create a mosaic of shimmering impressions in this contemplative offering from a great Christian writer. Nouwen discusses living in the present, joy, prayer, the spiritual life, relationships, family, and other topics with his signature clarity and insight.


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'Good dog!' Tess receives Purple Heart
Steve Kiggins
Her pink tongue hanging from the side of her mouth, Tess was the center of attention on Saturday morning at the Elks Lodge in St. George.
"Good dog!"
"That's a good girl!"
As one person after another introduced themselves to her handler, Deputy Mike Graf of the Washington County Sheriff's Office, Tess sat at Graf's feet, gladly accepting pats on her head or happily chomping on a squeaky toy made to look like a cheeseburger.
The 7-year-old Belgian Malinois pushed her wet, black nose into the hands of strangers. She cuddled up to children.
What she didn't do was display a single sign of being shot in the line of duty less than two months ago. But that's why everybody was gathered on this joyous morning, to recognize Tess for her bravery and to award her for her service.
During a brief ceremony to open the monthly meeting of the Vietnam Veterans of America, Chapter 961, President Danny Greathouse presented a Purple Heart medal for Graf to pin to Tess' vest and a plaque to commemorate the dog's heroic actions during an August incident in Santa Clara.
"Tess is an extraordinary dog," Graf told the roomful of supporters that included his father, John, a member of the chapter, his mother, Judy, and other members of the sheriff's office.
Related:Man shot in standoff charged for allegedly shooting police K-9
"The dog didn't waver," Bruce Raftery, a member of the local VVA chapter, said. "Medal of Honor winners don't waver. They protect. That's what she did."
Tess was shot in the jaw late on the night of Aug. 29 following an alleged carjacking and high-speed chase that ended in the arrest of Alvie Jared Grover, 55, who was himself shot multiple times after he opened fire on the dog. Grover faces eight charges — seven felonies — stemming from the standoff.
After being initially treated in St. George, Tess was Life Flighted to Las Vegas, where local law enforcement officials temporarily shut down Tropicana Avenue to allow the helicopter to land on the street outside the Las Vegas Veterinary Specialty Center.
While Tess didn't outwardly show signs on this morning of her injuries, Graf said the dog is still in the process of working back into regular duty.
"It's a never-ending process getting her back into work, working through the struggles that she's had. We've worked back through some gunfire situations, we've worked on getting back on some biting," he said. "She's progressing very well, so it's very impressive how strong of a dog she really is. It just goes to her true character and her drive."
With no formal program locally to recognize K-9 officers, Greathouse said the VVA chapter decided to create its own, adding that the local group would continue to honor other K-9 officers injured in the line of duty.
"This is so important to us, because those K-9's are so important to their officers," Greathouse said. "She saved lives that night."
The VVA's support was impactful for Graf, who fought back his emotions during the ceremony and later while talking with reporters.
"They don't get to choose what we ask them to do; they just do what we ask them to do," Graf said of K-9 officers. "It means a lot to recognize her heroism and protecting us in the way that the dogs do. They just go and do."
He added, "It's a great award for her. But it warms my heart to know that the community out there just loves the work that we do and loves the dogs enough to reach out to say thank you."
Follow Spectrum Media executive editor Steve Kiggins on Twitter, @scoopskiggy. Call him at 435-674-6230.


You can't just force your way into the White House. As much as you may desire a meeting with the President of the United States, there are certain protocols. Make an appointment. You likely have to be an important person. Sure, the leader of the free world may not have anything against the little people, but there are just too many of them to meet with individually. For this reason special interests form. A small group represents a much larger one. The same concept is there with the members of the legislative branch.
A long time back a powerful king insisted on meeting a most beautiful princess. She was a queen-in-waiting, actually. She was already married, to the prince of Ayodhya. As even in family life there can be problems involving rivalry, jealousy, and anger over offenses, Sita found herself in the forest. She was following her husband. This was her dharma, which she accepted both with respect to tradition and her own sentiments.
Ravana, the leader of Lanka, made sure to meet Sita only when the husband Rama was not by her side. He masked his shape, as well. It would be like entering the White House dressed as a foreign leader. Except the dress applied by Ravana represented a person of an even higher stature.
Ravana looked like a parivrajaka sannyasi. This is a person of the renounced order who wanders. They go from place to place, not maintaining a permanent residence. The travel facilitates the spreading of transcendental wisdom. The cultured households gladly welcome such wanderers, for they know there is a tremendous benefit to receiving such a guest.
Sita Devi is the most cultured, and so she was kind to Ravana in the false guise. But the fiend eventually showed his true form, that of a hideous Rakshasa. This is something like a man-eating ogre. Ravana was not worthy to converse with Sita, but he forced himself upon her. He took her back to Lanka, against her will.
She continued to refuse his advances, even after receiving threats of physical violence. Ravana offered to make her the chief queen in Lanka, but Sita had no interest in this. Ravana tried his best, but the flaw was there from the outset. He simply wasn't worthy of speaking to her.
In the above referenced verse from the Ramayana, Sita gives the parameters for which a person is worthy of conversing with her, on an equal level. Here she is praising Shri Hanuman, who is the best of the monkeys. The Sanskrit word used is kapi, and in that ancient time period the kapis could talk and organize in a semblance of civilized life.
Sita says that Hanuman is sent by Rama, who is described to be the knower of the self. On the other side, Ravana is a knower of his body. There is a major distinction. The body is produced of maya, which is illusion. For this reason Ravana was never happy. He knew his body, but that body's demands were always changing. He had enough material enjoyment to make any atheist happy. There was sufficient wine, meat, and women available in his kingdom. Since he was the feared ruler, there was no impediment to enjoyment.
Rama, meanwhile, is the knower of the self. Those who know their true identity as spirit soul are the most cultured. Rama, of course, is the knower of all identities. He describes this in the Bhagavad-gita, while in His form of Krishna speaking to the bow-warrior Arjuna.
Rama is the knower, kshetrajna, in all bodies. Sita is the wife to the person who is all-knowing. Hanuman is sent by that supreme knower, and so he can speak with Sita on an equal level.
Sita Devi is also Lakshmi, the goddess of fortune. Worship of Lakshmi is prominent in Vedic culture. The proper way to approach her is to be dear to her husband. After all, the gifts she distributes are intended for that purpose. Otherwise, the worshiper runs the risk of going the way of Ravana, who ultimately lost everything.
Hanuman is dear to both Sita and Rama. He can speak with either of them at any time. For this reason Goswami Tulsidas has glorified Hanuman so profusely. It is difficult to understand God and His eternal consort, but through the mercy of the representative the task is made easier. The difference is like having the task of crossing a vast ocean change to that of crossing a small puddle, one left by the hoof-print of a calf.
But not worthy of audience was he.
And trying her chief queen making.
But trusting Hanuman from the start.
Since sent by Rama a friend befitting.


If your organization is considering freelancers to fill certain roles, you need to know the pluses and minuses of freelancer payment strategies.
More workers are freelancing by choice, according to The Freelancers Union, citing "freedom and flexibility" as their main motivators. The report claims that freelancers will make up the majority of the U.S. workforce within the next decade.
According to the report, over 57 million Americans — 36 percent of U.S. adult laborers — worked as freelancers in 2017.
A recent Forbes report lists marketing, web development, editorial, accounting, graphic design and teaching as fields likely to continue to use freelance workers. The shift to gig employment means you and your human resources executives need to discuss not only freelancer payment strategies, but also what implications they might have for your business model.
Freelance workers offer you several apparent cost-cutting advantages. The IRS notes your firm doesn't have to withhold income, Social Security or Medicare taxes for bona fide freelancers. Nor, usually, do you need to provide such benefits as health insurance or paid vacation; however, there may be a penalty for not providing minimum value health insurance under the terms of the Employer Shared Responsibility provisions of the ACA.
But freelance workers come with drawbacks. Freelancers work for the highest bidder; you may also be competing for that worker's time, attention and effort with several other employers. Your firm can't oversee exactly how freelance workers complete assigned jobs — and in fact, in a true independent contractor relationship businesses generally cannot direct, supervise or control how the worker performs their job.
Be aware, however, that the IRS and state agencies often consider most workers as employees, and apply rigorous standards on firms to demonstrate that a worker is a true contractor.
"It is critical," says the IRS, "that business owners correctly determine whether the individuals providing services are employees or independent contractors. Generally, you must withhold income taxes, withhold and pay Social Security and Medicare taxes, and pay unemployment tax on wages paid to an employee. You do not generally have to withhold or pay any taxes on payments to independent contractors."
An employee is not an independent contractor, according to the IRS, "if you perform services that can be controlled by an employer (what will be done and how it will be done). This applies even if you are given freedom of action. What matters is that the employer has the legal right to control the details of how the services are performed."
According to the IRS, facts that provide evidence of the degree of control and independence fall into three categories: behavioral (whether your organization controls or has the right to control what the worker does and how the worker does his or her job); financial (the business aspects of the worker's job controlled by you the payer, such as how the worker is paid, whether expenses are reimbursed, who provides tools/supplies, etc.); and type of relationship (written contracts, employee type benefits or if the work performed is a key aspect of the business).
Businesses must weigh all these factors when determining whether a worker is an employee or an independent contractor. Some factors may indicate that the worker is an employee, while other factors may indicate that the worker is an independent contractor. "There is no "magic" or set number of factors that "makes" the worker an employee or an independent contractor, and no one factor stands alone in making this determination. Also, factors that are relevant in one situation may not be relevant in another," according to the IRS.
Someone who is not your employee.
Services in the course of your trade or business.
An individual, partnership, estate or in some cases, a corporation.
The payee of at least $600 during the year.
Misclassification can create tax liabilities, fines and penalties for your business. The U.S. Department of Labor applies strict standards to independent contractor status and works aggressively with the IRS and state agencies to combat misclassification, as well.
The onrushing gig economy offers many chances for your company to secure quality skills and workers. But be aware that the new freelancer payment strategies mean you must pay sharp attention to new methods of payment and payment compliance.


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El tiburón martillo gigante (Sphyrna mokarran) es una especie de elasmobranquio carcarriniforme de la familia Sphyrnidae.

Características

La característica más llamativa de todas las especies de tiburones martillo es la particular forma de la cabeza en forma de T, con los ojos y los orificios nasales situados en los extremos de la cabeza, gracias a lo cual el movimiento de cabeza de lado a lado al nadar recorre con la vista todo a su alrededor e incluso lo que queda a sus espaldas.

Las aletas pectorales se localizan detrás de las branquias, y la aleta caudal tienen la punta negra. Casi toda la parte dorsal es gris o café, pero se vuelve blanca cerca de la parte ventral. Al igual que la mayoría de los tiburones, el tiburón martillo presenta contracoloración, es decir, un color oscuro en el lomo y uno claro en el vientre. Visto desde abajo, el tiburón martillo se confunde con el brillo de las aguas de la superficie; visto desde arriba, se confunde con el fondo marino oscuro. La contracoloración es un tipo de mimetismo que permite al tiburón sorprender a sus presas.

El tamaño medio de un adulto es de entre 3,7 m y 4 m, aunque el tamaño máximo registrado es 6,1 metros de longitud y casi media tonelada de peso. Los machos al alcanzar la madurez miden entre 2,3 y 2,7 m, y alcanzan al menos los 3,4 m. Las hembras al alcanzar la madurez miden entre 2,5 y 3 m, y llegan a alcanzar entre 4,8 y 5,5 m.

Nadie sabe con exactitud por qué estos tiburones han evolucionado con esa curiosa forma de cabeza. Algunos biólogos creen que les proporciona una ventaja sensorial para encontrar a sus presas, mientras otros creen que les ayuda en la flotabilidad. Su olfato es capaz, mediante lóbulos olfativos telencefálicos incrementados, de detectar una gota de sangre a una distancia de un kilómetro y medio. Las aletas del tiburón martillo son particularmente apreciadas como alimento en el este de Asia, a pesar de que la caza de aletas de estos y otros tiburones está ahora prohibida en varios países.

Hábitat y distribución
Es un tiburón tropical semioceánico que habita a lo largo de la costa, en las plataformas continentales, terrazas insulares y pasos y lagunas de atolones de coral, así como en aguas más profundas cerca de tierra; tanto cerca de la superficie como a profundidades de hasta más de 80 m. Habita entre las latitudes 40° N y 35° S. Es una especie migratoria, durante el verano se marcha de Florida y del Mar de China Austral hacia latitudes mayores. Su presencia es generalizada en el sudoeste del océano Índico, pero en Sudáfrica se limita a la costa de KwaZulu-Natal, donde coexiste con Sphyrna lewini y Sphyrna zygaena. Hay una zona de cría en los manglares costeros del sur de Belice.

Alimentación
Se alimenta fundamentalmente de peces, principalmente demersales, otros elasmobranquios, crustáceos y cefalópodos. En 1990 se observó a un tiburón martillo gigante de cerca de 4 m devorando a una raya-látigo americana (Hypanus americanus) de 1,5 m de diámetro.

Reproducción

Los tiburones martillo son vivíparos, es decir, animales que dan a luz crías vivas. Los tiburones no tienen placenta como los mamíferos, pero tienen útero dentro del cual se desarrollan los embriones en una membrana individual. Los embriones se sujetan a la yema y le extraen los nutrientes hasta que nacen. Las crías nacen cuando alcanzan la edad o el tamaño suficiente para sobrevivir por su cuenta. El periodo de gestación dura por lo menos ocho meses, pero puede prolongarse hasta 16 meses. Tienen entre 15 y 31 crías por camada.

El tamaño al nacer es de entre 50 y 70 cm. Las hembras se reproducen una vez cada dos años y las crías nacen entre finales de la primavera y comienzos del verano.

Estado de conservación

Según la Lista Roja de la IUCN se encuentra en peligro de extinción. Esto se debe a que es muy apreciado por sus aletas, sufre de alta mortalidad debido a la captura incidental y solo se reproduce una vez cada dos años, por lo que es vulnerable a la sobreexplotación y agotamiento de la población. Es un animal solitario, por lo que la reproducción es poco frecuente. Debido a que las capturas incidentales de todos los ejemplares del género Sphyrna se catalogan como tiburones martillo, existen muy pocos datos específicos; pero los reportes de dichas capturas casi han desaparecido, por lo que se estima que hubo una disminución en la población de al menos el 80 % desde 1980. Sobre la base de los pocos registros disponibles, se pudo estimar una reducción de la población del 79 % en el océano Índico de 1978 a 2003 y de un 90 % en el Atlántico noroeste y el golfo de México, desde 1986.

Véase también
 Anexo:Taxonomía de los tiburones

Referencias

Enlaces externos

Sphyrnidae
Animales descritos en 1837
Taxones descritos por Eduard Rüppell

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Park Road pawnbrokers targeted for the SECOND time this month
Police called to pawnbrokers next to Park Road Tesco after daylight raid
Tom Duffy
A PAWNBROKERS was targeted by raiders for the second time in a fortnight.
Police were called to Brown & Gold pawnbrokers next to the Park Road Tesco on Wednesday afternoon, following reports of a break-in.
The Dingle shop's badly damaged shutters were lowered. The shop's display window had been smashed and there was broken glass on the pavement.
Robbers smash through pawnbrokers in ram-raid
Police were called to Brown&Gold Pawnbrokers on Park Road
The pawnshop was behind a police cordon. An officer was at the scene.
A local shopworker told the ECHO that a dark coloured car roared up to the front of the shop at around 4.40pm Wednesday.
She said: "I was told a masked man got out of the car and smashed through the window. He then got back in the car with stolen items. The car then roared off down Park Road."
A passerby said to the ECHO: "Has that shop been done again."
Another local told the ECHO that the raiders torched their getaway car in a Dingle backstreet, but this has not yet been confirmed.
Staff could be seen trying to repair the damage to the interior of the shop today.
Grapes bouncer jailed after battering retired paramedic on Mathew Street
The same shop was targeted on June 8, when a blue Toyota was driven through the window. After smashing the front window the two men got out and police say they then stole "a number of items" before leaving the scene and driving off in the direction of Isaac Street.
A police spokesman told the ECHO that officers were called to a suspected break-in at the store on June 21.
Call police on 101 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.


Valencia Luncheria took Guy by surprise, as he'd never had the Venezuelan tortilla called an arepa. The thick tortilla gets fried and then stuffed with both savory and sweet fillings. Think roasted pork shoulder, tender shredded chicken, ceviche and even Nutella and cream cheese.


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STAGE TUBE: Mark Consuelos Talks STANDING ON CEREMONY
by BroadwayWorld TV
The Off Broadway production of Standing On Ceremony kicked off its open-ended run on November 7, and featured an introduction from EVan Wolfson, Founder and President of Freedom to Marry. Conceived by Brian Shnipper and directed by Stuart Ross, Standing On Ceremony: The Gay Marriage Plays began as a series of benefit events in Los Angeles, taking on a life of their own as an inspiring theatrical evening. Click below to check out an interview with star of the show, Mark Consuelos, below.
Responding to one of the defining issues of our day -- the on-going battle for marriage equality throughout the United States -- some of America's most illustrious and Award-winning playwrights, including Obie Award winner Mo Gaffney, Heideman Award winner Jordan Harrison, Tony Award nominee Moisés Kaufman, Emmy and WGA Award winner Joe Keenan, Tony Award nominee Neil LaBute, Sundance Jury Prize winner Wendy MacLeod, Obie Award winner José Rivera, Obie and Outer Critics Circle Award winner Paul Rudnick, and Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award winner Doug Wright, have created a heartfelt, funny and altogether illuminating evening that celebrates the courage to be in a relationship - any relationship.
Tectonic Theater Project is an award-winning company whose plays have been performed around the world. The company is dedicated to developing innovative works that explore theatrical language and form, fostering an artistic dialogue with our audiences on the social, political and human issues that affect us all. In service to this goal, Tectonic supports readings, workshops, and full theatrical productions, as well as training for students around the country in our play-making techniques. Tectonic Theater Project was founded in 1991 by Moisés Kaufman and Jeffrey LaHoste. Tectonic refers to the art and science of structure and was chosen to emphasize the company's interest in construction-- how things are made, and how they might be made differently.
Its groundbreaking plays, The Laramie Project, Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde, and I Am My Own Wife, have sparked national discourse about their subjects and have inspired artists and audiences worldwide. In 2009, Tectonic Theater Project brought The Laramie Project to 100 cities across America, when it was performed simultaneously by high schools, universities and professional theatres.
Freedom to Marry is the campaign to win marriage nationwide, pursuing the Roadmap to Victory by working to win the freedom to marry in more states, grow the national majority for marriage, and end federal marriage discrimination. They partner with individuals and organizations across the country to end the exclusion of same-sex couples from marriage and the protections, responsibilities, and commitment that marriage brings. Freedom to Marry was launched in 2003 by EVan Wolfson, the civil rights attorney generally considered the architect of the national marriage equality movement. From a prophetic vision once shared by only a few, the marriage movement has rapidly gained traction with the American public, and in the past decade, we secured the freedom to marry in six states and the District of Columbia. Forty-four states continue to exclude same-sex couples from marriage, and through the so-called "Defense of Marriage Act" (DOMA), the federal government refuses to honor the marriages of thousands of legally-wed same-sex couples, depriving them of the 1,000+ federal protections and responsibilities that come with marriage. Freedom to Marry is leading the campaign to overturn DOMA and is working across the country to win marriage in more states and educate the public about why marriage matters to same-sex couples and their families.
Mark Consuelos: MyFoxNY.com
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