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Brady leads Bucs bunch back to Indy for another big game
November 26, 2021, 1:52 p.m. ·4 min read
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Tom Brady's NFL legacy runs right through Indianapolis.
His beat the Colts in his first career start in 2001. Nine years later, he matched Brett Favre's NFL record for consecutive home wins (25) with a victory over Indy,. He even threw his 500th TD pass at Indianapolis in 2018.
So when Brady makes yet another November trip to Lucas Oil Stadium on Sunday, his first with Tampa Bay, Colts fans don't want to see their old nemesis celebrating another milestone moment.
Even Brady acknowledges it will be different.
"It's a team I've played a lot of games against, and pretty meaningful ones," Brady said. "I don't think any of those will have any effect on this game this weekend. It's a totally different opponent, totally different style of play. It's going to be a great game."
Brady's memory bank is filled with images of seasons past such as "Deflategate," Indy's botched fake punt, even claims about Willie McGinest faking injuries to slow down the Colts' offense late in a 2003 game.
But those 19 games all came while Brady was in New England. This time, the Bucs (7-3) and Colts (6-5) face different challenges.
Brady's bunch includes some his old bandmates, such as tight end Rob Gronkowski and receiver Antonio Brown, and some new talent the Colts know well. Running back Leonard Fournette faced the Colts faced twice a year while with Jacksonville, and Bucs coach Bruce Arians won his first Coach of the Year Award in 2012 when he filled in as Colts coach Chuck Pagano was treated for cancer.
And as so often happened with the Patriots, Brady returns to Indy as the defending world champ.
But this time, the Colts may have a solution.
They've won five of six to get back in the playoff hunt, have a defense that leads the league in takeaways with 25, and an increasingly strong ground game that could keep Brady on the sideline for long stretches. Will it be enough?
"I've always thought he's the best ever," Colts coach Frank Reich said. "I mean, he's incredible, an incredible player. I just marvel at his arm strength at 44 years old. As much as anything, it just boggles my mind."
RECORD RUN
Last week, Jonathan Taylor became the NFL's first 1,000-yard rusher this season. On Sunday, he can break the league record for most consecutive games with 100 or more yards from scrimmage and at least one TD. He's tied with Lydell Mitchell and LaDainian Tomlinson (eight).
This week, he faces a run defense allowing a league-low 78.4 yards per game and that could have linebacker Devin White (quadriceps) and run-stuffing defensive tackle Vita Vea (knee) back from injuries. White practiced Thursday and Arians said he expects Vea to play. Still, Indy's approach won't change.
"Just to turn around and give it to 28 and him just do his thing time and time again, it was a lot of fun," quarterback Carson Wentz said of last week's win at Buffalo.
ROAD WOES
The Bucs are 5-0 at home, just 2-3 on the road with losses to the Los Angeles Rams, New Orleans and Washington. Turnovers, penalties and inconsistency on defense have been the main factors.
"When you look at a lot of our games, we've obviously performed a lot better at home. I think we are close to 40 points per game at home, compared to 20-something on the road," receiver Chris Godwin said. "Overall, we have to do a better job of putting together a complete game offensively. Our defense has been playing (well), but we've got to do a better job of marrying up the run and the pass game."
WILD WEEK
It's been a busy in week in Indianapolis with the last two NBA titlists and the defending Super Bowl champs all coming to town — as well as two of the most disliked professional athletes in the city: Brady and LeBron James.
James scored 39 points in the Los Angeles Lakers' victory Wednesday, so the Colts are playing for an Indy split. Then just four hours after the Bucs and Colts kick off, defending the NBA champion Milwaukee Bucks take on the Indiana Pacers.
HONORING MATHIS
Indy is inducting former defensive end-linebacker Robert Mathis into the team's Ring of Honor Sunday. The eight-time Pro Bowler had a franchise record 123 sacks and won the league sacks title in 2013. He was initially scheduled to be honored last season, but the ceremony was postponed because of COVID-19.
"I was here before as an assistant coach, got a chance to watch it up close and live," Reich said. "He's a unique player, a unique person. I'm really happy for Robert and what he's achieved."
AP Sports Writer Fred Goodall contributed to this report.
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What wonderful wings you had to show for last week's challenge - lots of gorgeous birds, angels, fairies, etc.
Before I get on to today's challenge, I need to let you know the winners of challenge 120. There were, of course, three opportunities to win a prize.
Congratulations, Angela. Please email me at hazelharris@ntlworld.com so I can arrange for you to receive your $21 of digital stamps from Bugaboo Stamps.
Congratulations, Di. Please email me at hazelharris@ntlworld.com so I can arrange for you to receive your $20 voucher from Flonz craft to spend in their online store.
Congratulations, Heather. Please email me at hazelharris@ntlworld.com so that I can arrange for you to receive your £10 voucher from Paper Creator to spend in their online store.
Our first sponsor today is a new one to CHNC: Pin and Tack, who are offering a $10 store voucher to their AF shop for the randomly chosen winner.
The third sponsor is another new one to CHNC: Stamping all day who are offering three free downloads from bestcardmaking-downloads.com to the randomly chosen winner.
Now it's over to you. As usual, you can use any materials, any techniques, as long as the end result is a Christmas card. - this week 'red and green must be seen' - you can use other colours as long as red and green are there too.
I look forward to seeing what you come up with for this challenge - please add a link to your blog post (not your blog, but the actual post where your card can be found) by 22:00 UK time Friday 26 April. Please mention my blog and create a link within the post for your creation.
A new challenge will be set on Saturday 27 April when there will once again be three chances to win a prize, thanks to generous sponsors.
Don't forget that 'anything goes' monthly challenges are on my Craftyhazelnut's Christmas Challenge Extra blog - you can share any Christmas card you make throughout the whole month, including those that you link here - there is no restriction on the number of entries you can make throughout the month - the link for CHNC challenge extra for April is here.
Week by week I'm overwhelmed by the lovely entries for these weekly Christmas challenges - I am amazed at the standard of crafting that I see from 'regular's and I'm also glad to see new folk joining in with their wonderful creations. Thank you so much for your support and encouragement.
Before I get on to today's challenge, I need to let you know the winners of challenge 119. There were, of course, three opportunities to win a prize.
Congratulations, Christine. Please email me at hazelharris@ntlworld.com with your address so I can arrange for you to receive your Saturated Canary stamp from That Craft Place.
Congratulations, Elizabeth. Please email me at hazelharris@ntlworld.com with your name and address so I can arrange for you to receive your prize package from Tando Creative.
Now it's over to you. As usual, you can use any materials, any techniques, as long as the end result is a Christmas card. - this week I'd like to see some 'wonderful wings', so please feature anything with wings, perhaps an angel, a fairy, a bird, a butterfly ... whatever ideas you come up with.
I look forward to seeing what you come up with for this challenge - please add a link to your blog post (not your blog, but the actual post where your card can be found) by 22:00 UK time Friday 19 April. Please mention my blog and create a link within the post for your creation.
A new challenge will be set on Saturday 20 April when there will once again be three chances to win a prize, thanks to generous sponsors.
What a super selection of carols and songs for the previous challenge - it is really so good to visit all your blogs and see your wonderful creativity - thank you once again for your support.
Before I get on to today's challenge, I need to let you know the winners of challenge 118. There were, of course, three opportunities to win a prize.
Congratulations, Dawn. Please email me at hazelharris@ntlworld.com so I can arrange for you to receive your CD-rom from Ooh la la Creations.
Congratulations, Anne. Please email me at hazelharris@ntlworld.com so I can arrange for you to receive your $20 voucher from Flonz craft to spend in their online store.
Now it's over to you. As usual, you can use any materials, any techniques, as long as the end result is a Christmas card. - this week I'd like to see something the word 'Christmas' on the front of your card - you can have any other words as long as 'Christmas' is there - a nice easy one this week.
I look forward to seeing what you come up with for this challenge - please add a link to your blog post (not your blog, but the actual post where your card can be found) by 22:00 UK time Friday 12 April. Please mention my blog and create a link within the post for your creation.
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Mum Adds £153,000 Property Value To 'Worst House On The Street'
Published 12:25, 06 June 2021 BST
A DIY-loving mum has added £153,000 ($216,000) in value to the 'worst house on the street'.
Hannah Janikiewicz, from Wirral, Merseyside, UK, purchased her four-bedroom Victorian home in 2013 for £347,000 ($491,000).
At that point, much of the house was derelict, so mum-of-three Hannah decided to renovate it from top to bottom.
Credit: Jam Press/@mywirralvictorian
After getting the house to a liveable state, the 41-year-old rented it out for a number of years, before embarking on the 'massive' renovation project last summer.
This involved reconfiguring the downstairs, knocking through the kitchen and dining room and removing five chimney breasts.
The house also needed a full rewire, new plumbing, new floors and windows - as well as a full redecoration to bring it up to scratch.
On top of this, Hannah decided to take out a double garage in the garden to open up the space.
Hannah mucked in with as many jobs as she could, employing tradesmen when home-schooling became her number one job.
In total, she spent £85,000 ($120,000) on the renovations, and a recent evaluation priced the property at £585,000 ($828,000) - adding £153,000 in value once the renovation costs are accounted for.
Hannah Janikiewicz with her husband and children. Credit: Jam Press/@mywirralvictorian
Hannah said: "I wanted to create a large, bright, usable space for the family. We wanted to be really sympathetic with the original features and so had all the sash windows restored with double glazing.
"We reinstated an original fireplace in the front room as it had a 1930s one which wasn't the right age for the house. We are finished with renovations for the moment.
"We are living and using the house totally differently now the downstairs works in such a better way for modern family life. The difference is unbelievable.
"It was one of the worst houses on the street, all the sandstone had either crumbled away or cracked, we had scaffolding up for seven months whilst stone masons painstakingly rebuilt it all to reflect how it would have looked originally."
On top of the major works on the house, project manager Hannah brought the interior together by upcycling an old piano, a sideboard, artwork and prints.
She also came up with a clever wall light hack that doesn't require any electricity.
She said: "I couldn't face any more rewiring so I sourced two wall lights that I knew I could put in a battery-operated, remote control light.
"I stuck them in instead of a bulb and they were mounted on the wall."
But while she admits the home is barely recognisable, Hannah is not done with it yet, and is planning a loft conversion for 2023.
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Q: When I have autocomplete off, why does it still fill HTML inputs if saved in browser? Is it possible to prevent autofill even when the creds are stored in the browsers logins and passwords?
Or is there a way to prevent creds being saved to the browser?
Or is it better to allow both of these browser features? I'm just think about security if people share machines.
I have tried autocomplete="off" on the inputs and form but it still autofills the fields if there is creds are already stored in the browser and if theyre not then it prompts to save them.
<form autocomplete="off">

Login

  <input type="text" autocomplete="off" placeholder="username" />
  <input type="password" autocomplete="off" placeholder="password" />
</form>

Any help would be appreciated!

A: It's because password autocompletion is not common autocompletion, most modern browsers are using some different mechanics to fill these fields. MDN says it can be disabled by adding autocomplete="new-password" to the fields, though it is new feature and may not work in some browsers. It surely works in Opera 68.
So your code should be something like this:
<form autocomplete="off">

Login

  <input type="text" autocomplete="new-password" placeholder="username" />
  <input type="password" autocomplete="new-password" placeholder="password" />
</form>

This question is actually answered here:
Disabling Chrome Autofill

A: If your inputs are actually a username and password, I wouldn't prevent the browser from recognising them as such.
The security issue with computer-sharing is a valid point, but personally I would say this is mostly up to the user. Most computers, for example, have optional settings that the computer password needs to be entered each time autofill is used in the browser. If I knew that my computer and account was being shared, I would definitely turn this setting on.
Also, the pop-up window which asks you to save the password should have the option Never for this website (at least that's how it's phrased in safari, I would assume all browsers offer something similar). If the user knows that a password opens up very sensitive information, they should always choose this option. The browser never saves a password without the user's permission.

As to why your code doesn't work – as far as I can see, you're using the autocomplete="off" attribute correctly, and it should work that way. I think the reason must be that your browser simply ignores this attribute for password inputs. Might be worth checking if the same thing happens in other browsers?
There appear to be many examples of Chrome ignoring this attribute in the past, with various more or less messy solutions. These questions, for example:

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*Chrome ignores autocomplete="off"

*Chrome Officially Ignores Autocomplete Attribute (Reddit)

A: This is from MDN:

If a browser keeps on making suggestions even after setting autocomplete to off, then you have to change the name attribute of the input element.

I see you don't use a name attribute so please try that.

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What exactly is Home Ministry doing: Rahul Gandhi slams Centre over Nagaland incident
New Delhi , December 05, 2021 13:19 IST
The Army on Sunday ordered a Court of Inquiry into the killing of civilians and expressed deep regret over the incident.
Reacting to the incident, Rahul Gandhi tweeted, "This is heart wrenching. GOI must give a real reply." File Image. | Photo Credit: PTI
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Sunday attacked the Centre over the killing of civilians during an anti-insurgency operation in Mon district of Nagaland, saying the government must give a "real reply" as to what is the Home Ministry doing when "neither civilians nor security personnel are safe in our own land".
Police in Nagaland said at least 13 civilians were killed by security forces and that it is investigating whether the incident was a case of mistaken identity.
Reacting to the incident, Mr. Gandhi tweeted, "This is heart wrenching. GOI must give a real reply. What exactly is the home ministry doing when neither civilians nor security personnel are safe in our own land?"
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Army officials said the operation in Mon district that borders Myanmar was carried out based on credible intelligence inputs about the likely movement of insurgents in the area.
It said the security forces suffered severe injuries in the operation and one soldier succumbed to injuries.
Mamata demands probe
In Kolkata, West Bengal Chief Minister and Trinamool Congress chairperson Mamata Banerjee demanded a thorough investigation into the incident.
"Worrisome news from #Nagaland. Heartfelt condolences to the bereaved families. I pray for the speedy recovery of those who were injured. We must ensure a thorough probe into the incident and ensure that all victims get justice!" Ms. Banerjee tweeted.
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Vaccine Maker Moderna Applies for Emergency Approval from FDA
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The pharmaceutical company Moderna is applying today for emergency authorization from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to produce a vaccine for the coronavirus.
The first vaccinations could be ready for Americans before Christmas, according to Moderna CEO Stephane Bancel.
The New York Times reported on the development:
Moderna's application is based on data that it also announced on Monday, showing that its vaccine is 94.1 percent effective, and that its study of 30,000 people has met the scientific criteria needed to determine whether the vaccine works. The finding from the complete set of data is in line with an analysis of earlier data released on Nov. 16 that found the vaccine to be 94.5 percent effective.
The new data also showed that the vaccine was 100 percent effective at preventing severe disease from the coronavirus. The product was developed in collaboration with government researchers from the Vaccine Research Center at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.
Mr. Bancel said the company was "on track" to produce 20 million doses by the end of December, and 500 million to a billion in 2021. Each person requires two doses, administered a month apart, so 20 million doses will be enough for 10 million people. Moderna is the second vaccine maker to apply for emergency use authorization; Pfizer submitted its application on Nov. 20. Pfizer has said it can produce up to 50 million doses this year, with about half going to the United States. Its vaccine also requires two doses per person.
The logistics of getting the vaccine out to Americans will include deciding who will be prioritized for receiving it, with health care workers, first responders and others depending on what health officials in states deem to be "essential" workers, most likely to be first in line.
Last week, a panel of advisers to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) will meet to determine how to allocate initial supplies of vaccine.
An estimated 13.3 million Americans have contracted the virus, and more than 265,000 have died.
"Moderna's application for emergency use authorization will include data from its Phase 3 study of 30,000 people," the Times reported. The application, several hundred pages long, will also include several thousand pages of additional data."
Bancel said in the Times' report that he expects the FDA to conclude its final review of the vaccine by Dec. 17.
Officials at Operation Warp Speed, President Donald Trump's unprecedented effort to accelerate vaccine development, said vaccinations could begin within 24 hours after the F.D.A. authorizes it.
MSNBC's Joe Scarborough on Wednesday praised President Donald Trump for his Operation Warp Speed amid the coronavirus pandemic. Operation Warp Speed is a fast-tracked effort to find a vaccine for the virus in record time. https://t.co/hkFheVtJ6X
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Under Trump's plan, the federal government has arranged to buy vaccines from both Moderna and Pfizer and to provide them to the the public for free. Moderna has a commitment of $955 million from the federal Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority for research and development of its vaccine, and $1.525 billion to buy 100 million doses.
Bancel said the statistics about prevention of severe disease are the most important data from the study.
"This is why I think this vaccine is going to be a game-changer," Bancel said, adding that it will reduce hospitalizations and deaths.
Bancel said he hopes the vaccine will "get this country back to its pre-pandemic state."
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Our latest exhibition is now open on the life of Ármin Vámbéry
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Our latest exhibition entitled "A Hungarian dervish in Central Asia – the orientalist Ármin Vámbéry" discussing precisely in great detail and historical soundness Ármin Vámbéry's special life has been opened. And indeed, the entire exhibition is a really adventurous story, as if visitors got right in the middle of a historic movie. The exhibition introduces the life and work of the famous orientalist, with the help of his collected writings, books, collections, relics and personal correspondence.
Besides focusing on Ármin Vámbéry, also known as the lame dervish, the works of other contemporaries of his are also introduced in the exhibition, and one can also get to know their professional and personal relationship to Vámbéry. Within the frameworks of an exciting museum tour the exhibition provides the visitors with an interesting perspective of the entire era. Visitors are welcomed by furnished, authentic rooms, the forgotten objects of the unknown and Oriental regions of the past, huge, poster like images illustrating the panorama of everyday life of the era, completed with paper and wax figures. While walking in the two big rooms of the exhibition space, music from Turkey and the Far-East are played in the background, putting the entire exhibition into a perfect context. Music, literature, history and the past fly visitors into Vámbéry's age.
There was huge interest taken in the opening of the exhibition; participants were first welcomed by Kata Kaiser, art director of the Ybl Buda Creative House; she was followed by Dóra Gaálné Kalydy, deputy director general of the Library and Information Centre of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences and Norbert Csizmadia, President of the Board of Trustees of PAIGEO Foundation, who also delivered their welcoming speeches. The speeches did not only provide exciting information on the creating of the exhibition, but the speakers also shared their personal experiences, and connections to Vámbéry's work and personality with the audience. Finally, Dr. István Vásáry, professor of Eötvös Loránd University, corresponding member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences discussed the historic importance of Vámbéry that is remarkably introduced by the interactive exhibition.
Following the welcoming speeches there was also live music performance recalling the Ottoman era, conjuring the finely assembled and implemented exhibition even more intimate. Participants of the opening ceremony could also meet Vámbéry himself 'in person'. As a gentleman dressed as a dervish was walking among the guests, giving rise to the effect as if guests were taking part of time travelling.
Those interested in visiting this unique exhibition can do so by 26 January 2020. The exhibition holds a really memorable experience that would be a pity to miss.
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We hereby introduce the life and work of the famous orientalist, Ármin Vámbéry, worthy of an adventure movie.
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My name is Jean Hutchinson, I am Devon born and raised and wherever my adventures have taken me, Devon always calls me home.
I have been a Healer now for 30 years and am a member of the Healing Trust (National Federation of Spiritual Healers).
I started my working life as a medical secretary, but I always wanted to know more, explore more and learn more. My adventures began when I emigrated to Australia in 1964 where I met my husband and had my first daughter. We then continued our adventures in Canada in 1966 where we lived for three and a half years.
We eventually returned home to Devon where my second daughter was born and although I did not know it then, she would be the catalyst to bring healing into my life.
Healing and spirituality were all things that I had no knowledge of, and if I am honest, thought was a load of rubbish. Whilst living in Devon my daughter was diagnosed with an allergy to house dust. It may sound trivial but was extremely distressing and wearing as she had a permanent cold. Sleep was difficult and not being allowed any cuddly toys or pets was upsetting for a young girl. Unbeknown to me a healer had recently moved to the area from Kent (right place and perfect timing!!!!!). A friend recommended me to her as she felt she may be able to help my daughter. As I have said my opinion on these types of things was that it was all rubbish and just a bunch of crackpot ideas. After giving it some thought I reasoned that it certainly couldn't harm her and I felt I owed it to her to give it a try. She had her first healing in January, second in February and third in March and it worked and it wasn't long before her bedroom was full of stuffed toys and we had a dog!!!
My mind was blown wide open by this new world I was being shown. After asking more questions than I care to remember, I asked if I could become a healer and I have never looked back.
After becoming a healer, I got to know other healers and we held a drop in session at my house for almost 5 years. By this time I wanted to know more, see more and experience more about this fascinating subject. There are so many different healers out there, using different methods, with different beliefs and I wanted to know about all of it.
My travels started small with adventures in Canterbury and Croydon, all the time soaking up people's different beliefs and opinions. I once again returned to Devon in 2000, my husband had passed and my children were grown, and that is when my more adventurous travels began. I started with volunteering in India, where I looked after disadvantaged children. In 2010 I volunteered in Morocco for three months looking after the abandoned babies in the orphanage. When you are a healer you are drawn to all things spiritual and my knowledge and understanding was growing with each day, taking little bits from all different cultures that I felt deep down were just right.
My next trip was to Guatemala, actually my next 4 trips were to Guatemala where I learnt from Sri Ram Kaa and Kira Raa. Once again learning new therapies and so much more.
I have learnt so much over the years and I have learnt that yes, there are some crackpots out there, but there are hundreds of different beliefs and techniques to achieve wellness and spirituality.
The idea of healing and spirituality can be off putting and frightening but what it boils down to is me wanting to help people feel better, to get more out of life, and if they want to, explore their own spirituality. But everyone has their own path and if you are just looking for some help with a bad back then why not give healing a try, it really can be as simple as that. As I have always said "what have you got to lose".


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Calcium Sources
Calcium is an essential constituent in many igneous rock minerals, especially the chain silicates and the feldspars. Calcium also occurs in other silicate minerals that were produced in metamorphism. Therefore, some calcium is to be expected in water that has been in contact with igneous and metamorphic rock. The calcium concentration of this water generally is low, mainly because the rate of decomposition of most igneous rock minerals is very slow.
The most common forms of calcium in sedimentary rock are the carbonates. The two crystalline forms, calcite and aragonite, both have the formula CaC03. The mineral dolomite can be represented as CaMg(CO3)2. Limestone consists mostly of calcite with mixtures of magnesium and other impurities. Other calcium minerals common in sediments include sulfates such as gypsum and anhydrite.
In sandstone and other detrital rock, calcium carbonate commonly is present as a cement between particles or a partial filling of the inter spaces. Calcium is also present in the form of absorbed ions on negatively charged mineral surfaces in soils and rocks.
The chemical controls of calcium concentration involve a complex equilibrium. The equilibrium involves the carbonates, which are the major factor in limiting the solubility of calcium in most natural waters. The pH also controls the solubility of calcium carbonate in the water.
Figure __ (from Hem 1975) illustrates the equilibrium concentration of calcium in mg/L as it relates to carbonate and pH.
However, in environments where hydrogen ions are supplied for rock weathering by processes other than disassociation of dissolved carbon dioxide species, such as oxidation of sulfur or sulfides, calcium may be brought into solution in amounts greater than the stoichiometric equivalent of the bicarbonate concentration. In such a system, the maximum calcium concentration that could be reached would generally be determined by an equilibrium in which gypsum is the stable solid.
When water moves through soil, calcium may be exchanged for other cations (primarily sodium). The reverse reaction may also occur under some conditions. The presence of exchangeable calcium in soil tends to hold clay particles in a granular structure and thereby increases infiltration and percolation.
Commonly, streams which drain humid areas contains more calcium than any other cation. Streams in more arid regions, and especially where some of the more soluble rock types are exposed, tend to have much higher dissolved calcium concentrations.
When stream water is impounded in a storage reservoir or lake, changes may occur in calcium concentration as a result of calcium carbonate precipitation. The increased pH near the water surface caused by algae and plankton may bring about supersaturation and precipitation can occur around the edges of the reservoir or lake. A conspicuous white deposit called marl, which is formed in these areas, is partly made up of calcium carbonate.
Ground water associated with limestone would commonly be expected to be near saturation with respect to calcite. However, most available analytical ground water data do not include pH determinations that are satisfactory for testing calcium carbonate equilibrium concentrations.
The wide variation in calcium concentration and the corresponding correlations shown with hardness, stratification and biological productivity have stimulated many attempts at lake classification based on the calcium ion. The distribution of calcium in stratified lakes generally follows a more or less characteristic pattern.
In soft water lakes, the calcium content generally ranges from 0.7 to 2.3 mg/L, and during summer lake stagnation, little stratification of calcium exists.
Lakes of medium hardness and medium calcium content typically contain a moderately increased calcium concentration in the hypolimneon during stratification.
The hypolimneon of hard water lakes characteristically contains a greatly increased load of calcium. In some of these lakes, the curve of calcium concentration shows a steady increase of the ion from the surface to the upper region of the hypolimneon.


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SALT LAKE CITY — Sen. Orrin Hatch on Monday took to the Senate floor to defend legislation he sponsored that altered federal enforcement regulations on drug distribution and manufacturing companies, in response to an in-depth Washington Post story casting a scrutinizing light on the law.
The law, called the Ensuring Patient Access and Effective Drug Enforcement, was passed in 2016 following unanimous votes by both chambers of Congress and a signature from then-President Barack Obama. It specifies conditions under which the Drug Enforcement Administration can halt an organization's permission to distributed prescription drugs.
An investigative article published Sunday by the Washington Post details complaints by prominent former officials in that agency claiming that the federal ability to crack down on drug companies' unscrupulous opioid distribution had been severely limited by the bill.
In interviews with the Post, those officials criticized the drug industry for exerting improper influence over lawmakers in order to avoid federal regulations requiring them to carefully screen shipments to ensure they didn't fall into the hands of negligent vendors that perpetuate the plight of opioid addiction in the United States.
But Hatch, R-Utah, said he negotiated extensively with top DEA officials over the text of the bill before it was passed, and that the agency "could have stopped this bill at any time if they had wanted to but instead chose to allow it to proceed."
The bill was needed, Hatch said, because the DEA's had "unfettered" power to immediately suspend a provider's ability to distribute prescription drugs.
"Such unfettered discretion concerned the patient advocacy and drug manufacturing community because an immediate suspension order cuts off all drugs from a distributor, including those intended for legitimate users," Hatch said. "A balance is needed to ensure that individuals who need prescription drugs for treatment receive them but that such drugs are not diverted for improper purposes."
Hatch said that the Washington Post also failed to adequately explain that the Drug Enforcement Administration has "other enforcement tools available."


Jazz Fest Sarajevo is an annual celebration of contemporary music based on jazz and improvised music. Regular and well known attraction since 1997, this event has really grown in popularity. This year, there'll be some of the cream of the jazz world taking to the stage at the 18th Jazz Fest Sarajevo from November 4 to 9.


18 meters to 30 meters.
This particular dive site highlights its thick coral population. It displays a variety of colorful coral formation with the many rare species of marine life. Some interesting marine species like banded sea snakes, frog fish, ringed pipe fish, lion fishes and nudibranch.
A sheltered area on the west side of Ticao Island which has been named for it being an ideal spot for dive courses and for beginners. There is a big sandy area close to the island and there is a good mix of hard and soft coral at one move further away from the main island. No big fish can be found in the area but you can get small schools of smaller reef fish. The sandy area is home to gobies, sole fish, and other critters that find shelter in the white sandy bottom.
This particular dive site highlights it's 3 huge rock formations - thus it's name. Thick coral population. It displays a variety of colorful coral formation with the many rare species of marine life.
As compared to its western twin, Lapus Lapus East has a steep slope and goes down to an average depth of 20 meters. The bigger boys of the sea hang out here. Facing away from the wall, catch a glimpse of pelagic like Tuna and Mackerel. Lapus Lapus East has its share of critters like nudibranch and the more camouflaged creatures of the sea like the frogfish.
A small atoll reef with 20m depth at it's top and slope down on all sides to the deep. Its top has an approximate area of 100 sq. m. From top to a depth of about 35m, one can observe at the different coral formations and rock formations. There is a crack on one side of the atoll where we frequently encounter the different pelagic from sharks, school of barracudas, tunas and jacks. the entire atoll is also filled with the different species of nudibranch, shrimps and so many other interesting subjects for the photo enthusiasts.


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Yes, You Can Choose The Background Color In Your Insta Story — Here's How
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By Ayana Lage
It's hard for me to remember Instagram before the stories feature was introduced — it's an easy option for sharing updates and interacting with your followers without the pressure that an Instagram grid post brings. And even though there's no need to think about whether you'll get enough likes, it's still fun to experiment with different styles. In particular, if you're wondering how to change the background color on your Instagram story, there's a solution so simple you're going to be shocked you didn't know about it already.
Why would you need to change the background color on stories? When someone tags you in a story and you select Instagram's "Add This to Your Story" option, the app picks a color from the tagged image and makes it the background for your story. Same goes for if you select a photo from your library that doesn't fit the screen perfectly. It's usually a two-shade gradient or single color, but it doesn't always match what you had in mind. If you want to personalize your story a bit more, replacing the default background with something else is super easy: All it requires is selecting a new background color and holding your finger on the screen. Here's a step-by-step guide.
Add To Your Story
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If you want to test this out with a tagged story, navigate to your Instagram inbox and select "Add This to Your Story." You only have the option with stories shared in the last 24 hours, so it has to be something you were tagged in recently.
Once the Instagram story appears, select the little scribble icon at the top of the page — it's to the left of the text icon. From there, choose one of the marker tools. If you want a solid background, pick the first one at the top of the screen, and if you want to lower the opacity, play around with the second brush.
Long Press On Your Screen
Next, choose a new background color from the bottom of the screen. Using one finger, tap your screen and hold your finger still for several seconds — it may take a few tries to get the hang of it, but once you do it correctly, you'll see the background color change. Magic.
Use The Dropper Tool
If you aren't loving any of the default color options that Instagram offers, you can use the dropper tool to select a new background color using the colors in the image you're sharing. Tap the dropper icon in the lower left corner, then pick a color. Long press the screen, and you'll see the color change.
If You're Using The Create Screen...
Instagram's background color tool isn't just for tagged stories — you can also use it when you're utilizing the create tool. After typing something, tap the Aa button at the bottom of the screen. Then, tap the scribble tool from the menu that appears, and select a new background color with the marker. Long press and watch it change.
Uploading A Picture From Your Camera Roll
If you upload a picture from your camera roll to stories and resize it, changing the color is a little bit trickier. Basically, if you long press on the screen, the picture disappears and you'll see a solid color instead. One way around this is using the eraser tool to uncover the image.
First, you can add a picture to your camera roll by opening up the Stories screen and swiping up. Select an image, then long press the color you want to use. From there, tap the eraser tool on the top toolbar, then paint the parts of the screen you want to reveal.
You can also add a colored overlay over a picture. Once your image is on the screen, long press using the second marker tool from the toolbar, and you'll see the image change. This is especially useful if you plan to write text over an image and don't need it to be fully visible.
Before I knew about this, I used the marker tool from the top toolbar to painstakingly paint the background of a story post before sharing it, so let's have a moment of silence for all the time I wasted. Seriously, though — this is going to make sharing stories so much easier.
This article was originally published on Oct. 10, 2019


Nothing will make you become a picture taker like becoming a parent. Suddenly you have a little bundle of joy that evokes so much happiness and pride that you just can't help but take a picture to capture all that joy and cuteness. Plus, babies grow so fast and we like to document that growth and be able to share that with our kids later. I always advise that new parents take lots of photos and I used to give out green scrapbooking tips but now with photos being digital, I am happy to partner with Nestled Time to share their amazing Nestled Time App that allows you to capture childhood. Their digital scrapbooking software allows you to create a world of fond memories with you at the storytelling helm. You are going to love how it keeps all your personal treasured memories at your fingertips and gives you so much freedom to tell your story.
Once you have downloaded the app, the digital scrapbooking software makes it easy for you to create a "world" for each child. Then you can add memories to each child's "world" as you go about your day. Nestled Time is really a storytelling app that encapsulates the joy of having children by helping you collect valuable memories.
For each memory you add, you will have options to help you tell the story- you can add text, photo, audio, and location. You can start an open letter to your child about what it was like watching them grow up complete with timeless voice memos, quick video montages of silly and embarrassing stories, and other simple, powerful storytelling tools. I loved being able to add audio to my basketball playoff game memory for my son. It really brings back the feeling of being there and everyone cheering the team on.
Nestled Time digital scrapbooking software is very easy to use and intuitive. You can do it all yourself or you can invite friends and family into your child's world and have them contribute their own stories, pictures, and memories to the world's tiniest social network. Nestled Time also gives you the option to be able for it to automatically collect posts from your social media accounts.
Digital scrapbooking? This sounds like a great idea! I'm definitely going to try it out. Thanks!


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Q: Quadratic residues, mod 5, non-residues mod p 1) If $p\equiv 1\pmod 5$, how can I prove/show that 5 is a quadratic residue mod p?
2) If $p\equiv 2\pmod 5$, how can is prove/show that 5 is a nonresidue(quadratic) mod p?

A: By quadratic reciprocity, $p$ is a residue modulo 5 precisely when 5 is a residue modulo $p$. Something is a quadratic residue modulo 5 precisely when it is a square modulo 5. So compute all the squares modulo $5, (1^2, 2^2, 3^2, 4^2)$ to see whether or not $p$ is a residue.

A: You do not really need the full power of quadratic reciprocity.
1) If $p\equiv 1\pmod{5}$, by the Cauchy theorem there is $\xi\in\mathbb{F}_p^*$
with order $5$, so $\xi$ is a root of $p(x)=x^4+x^3+x^2+x+1$, or $q(x)=\frac{p(x)}{x^2}=x^2+x+1+x^{-1}+x^{-2}$. By defining $\eta=\xi+\xi^{-1}$, you have that $\eta$ is a root of the quadratic polynomial $h(x)=x^2+x-1$, but $4\cdot h(x) = (2x+1)^2-5$, so $h(\eta)=0$ implies that $5$ is a quadratic residue$\pmod{p}$.
2) Conversely, if $\eta\in\mathbb{F}_p^*$ satisfies $\eta^2=5$, then $\xi=\frac{\eta-1}{2}$ is a root of the polynomial $h(x)=x^2+x-1$, that completely splits over $\mathbb{F}_p$. This gives that $p(x)=x^4+x^3+x^2+x+1$ completely splits over $\mathbb{F}_p$ or $\mathbb{F}_{p^2}$, since:
$$ x^4+x^3+x^2+x+1 = (x^2+1-\xi x)(x^2+1+x/\xi).$$
The last condition gives the existence of an element with order $5$ in $\mathbb{F}_p^*$ or in $\mathbb{F}_{p^2}^*$, but if $p\equiv 2\pmod{5}$,
$ 5\nmid(p-1)$ and $5\nmid(p^2-1)$, so we have a contradiction.

A: 1)  $(5/p) = (p/5)$ since $p$ is $1(mod 5)$ then $(p/5) = (1/5) = 1$. So 5 is a quadratic residue mod p.
2) again $(5/p) = (p/5)$ since $p$ is $2(mod5)$ then $(p/5) = (2/5) = -1$ since 5 is 5(mod8). So 5 is not a quadratic residue


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and support groups work with CRM data in Salesforce and its competing applications. Enterprises need to train agents on how to process incoming customer requests to delete or reduce customer data.
Moreover, service and support teams may have less available information to efficiently process customer inquiries.
Enterprises also need to audit customer service and support software modules that make use of customer data. The General Data Protection Regulation could also impact the customer data used in predictive analytics services to proactively provide services and customer recommendations.
"Businesses simply don't have the workflows in place because they never had to; at least, not at this scale across all lines of business," said Jeff Nicholson, vice president of CRM product marketing at Salesforce rival Pegasystems. "Consider that, for the past decade, businesses have been trying to achieve a 360-degree view of their customers, and many, if not most, have not managed to achieve that across all their disparate systems and disjointed data."
GDPR customer data rules will force many businesses to rethink their current workflows for data protection and privacy. When it comes to servicing customers, many enterprises use a number of disparate systems that agents touch daily to fulfill their duties. Every system that holds personal customer data will be impacted. Based on some legal interpretations, this could even include providing online chat logs and much more for data access requests.
Organizations need to first understand what percent or volume of their customer database includes EU residents' data and how disparate or consolidated that data is across the organization. Once they know that, it will give them a sense of how challenging it will be to comply with the legislation.
"For some organizations," Nicholson said, "they may only have a few hundred [customers] to deal with. But for others, it could be hundreds of thousands, if not more, and that will require a very serious strategy for compliance."
Adding GDPR customer data workflow to support teams
Express consent must be granted for the collection of any customer data, including the specific data that is being collected and the purposes for which it will be used, according to GDPR customer data regulations.
To make sure that consent is informed, privacy policies must be both easy to find and easy to understand. In addition to storing data securely, businesses are required to allow customers to access their own data any time, as well as give them the ability to request that data be updated, deleted, moved to another organization, or its use restricted to specific purposes.
Salesforce offers guidance in a Trailhead training module on how to adapt a workflow to the new rules.
GDPR places the onus on businesses to demonstrate an existing email relationship with a customer. While there is some latitude here, it's best to err on the side of caution. If the enterprise offers a service, then engagement with an active customer -- in the form of opened emails and clicks -- may be enough to prove that relationship. But lapsed or inactive subscribers should be purged.
It's also important to maintain a regular auditing process to ensure compliance over time. If data is deleted at a user's request, that individual's data may be recorded again if he or she visits the company's website, said Paul Harrison, CTO of Simpli.fi, an omnichannel ad tech service that can be integrated with Salesforce.
Marketing teams need to create as many opportunities for people to opt-in as possible, as well as advertise the benefits of doing so. In parallel with marketing efforts, sales and support teams should reach out to their contacts personally with the opt-in link that marketing creates to further build relationships and aid in the opt-in process. This will need to be an ongoing process, even after the GDPR customer data regulation goes into effect.
It's also important to create systems and tracking tools that will enable the enterprise to see clear distinctions between what support teams can and cannot send to customers. It's good to have different opt-in choices to make it possible to communicate important information about products, such as safety recall information, even to people who don't want to receive marketing information.
Automate privacy requests
Customer support agents will have to be trained to handle over-the-phone requests and put them into effect company-wide, said John Joseph, VP of marketing at Scribe Software Corp., which provides integration platform as a service between Salesforce and other data systems. When GDPR goes into effect, every part of the organization must be prepared to respond to the powers the regulation grants EU citizens who are customers, prospects and partners.
"You'll first have to have the systems in place that allow you to respond, and then you'll have to have the process in place to take action," Joseph said.
For example, having a central data integration platform to handle data flows instead of hand-coded integration between systems makes it much easier to prove that the enterprise's data handling processes are in compliance with GDPR customer data mandates. Many organizations will have to take a more central approach to handling data.
When any part of the organization receives a GDPR-related request, such as a request to forget a customer's data or to explain how the data is being used, the organization will have to kick off a process that cuts across different departments. For example, if someone sends a request to the support inbox to erase their data, it means that the marketing and sales departments must forget them, too.
One type of approach, as demonstrated by Scribe's integration platform, is to use an interface that is self-documenting. This enables everyone in the organization to understand the logic of the integration.
This kind of approach could be applied to all CRM integrations to make it easier for support staff to process a customer's requests, and to quickly find all the applications that leverage their data. This kind of strategy eliminates the uncertainty around undocumented, custom-coded software integrations.
Secure permissions to support GRC requirements
Enterprises will also need to develop a set of processes and service policies when customer data is required for governance, risk management and compliance. This is likely to affect healthcare, law firms, financial services and public sector firms.
Many businesses are employing technologies such as artificial intelligence, predictive modeling and other types of automated decision-making approaches [and] they can't explain the logic that's been applied.
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"This will impact organizations in the B2C, as well as B2B markets," said Martin James, regional vice president for northern Europe at DataStax, a data management vendor that numerous large Salesforce customers use. "For the latter, think of a corporate health insurance provider or a financial services organization servicing other businesses. That company will have to process customer information as part of their risk analysis, customer due diligence and know your customer processes."
When an intermediary is involved, the company needs to ensure that it has secured the specific permissions to process and transmit personal data to third parties.
Make AI transparent
Additionally, many businesses are quickly discovering that they will be directly affected by the GDPR customer data-related articles pertaining to automated decision-making. Industries such as finance, healthcare and insurance will feel it the most. The key to this aspect of the legislation is not just permission, but transparency.
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In those cases, the affected organizations will need to transition to a transparent form of AI that can provide that ability to explain the logic of any given decision. Businesses must understand where opaque approaches are being used for decisions that would fall under GDPR, and then they have to find alternative methods to make those decisions more transparent. They will also have to explain why a decision was made, and explain it in common language.
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Wells Fargo & Company (WFC) has reportedly received strong interest in the PPP (Paycheck Protection Program). The company has declared that it aims to distribute close to USD 10 billion to small business customers, under the PPP requirements. The firm plans to serve two categories of its customer population – smaller business establishments having lesser than 50 employees and nonprofits. WFC has apparently obtained forms from customers who have expressed interest in the PPP. The firm anticipates that these customers expressing interest will fill its capacity to lend under the program.
Charlie Scharf, CEO, Wells Fargo, has been quoted to state that the company, since the beginning of this crisis, has been providing enough liquidity and credit to its customers to help them survive these trying times. In March, the firm extended around USD 70 billion in increased commitments and outstanding loans to numerous consumers, companies, and businesses in the U.S., while also deferring over 700,000 payments, representing nearly USD 1.8 billion, and delivering more than 750,000 fee waivers, surpassing a value of around USD 28 million, for its customers affected by the pandemic, Scharf said.
The CEO cleared that the company is highly committed in serving its customers during such challenging times, however it works on certain restrictions and may not be able to serve as many customers as it would like, under the PPP. Despite the fact that most businesses have been impacted by the pandemic, smaller business establishments having lesser than 50 employees and non-profits with lesser resources deserve more attention at the moment, on account of which the firm will channel its efforts more toward these two entities under the PPP, he further claimed.
As per sources familiar with the knowledge of the matter, the firm also declared that whatever fees would be generated from the program, will be distributed to nonprofits supporting smaller businesses, as charitable grants.
Source Credits: https://business.financialpost.com/pmn/press-releases-pmn/business-wire-news-releases-pmn/wells-fargo-receives-strong-interest-in-the-paycheck-protection-program-ppp


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A number of homes and buildings opt for flat roofing structures, to give a subtle look. Although flat roofing appears quite promising, they may require a humongous deal of close check. Often flat roof repair companies offer a periodic check on breakdowns, splits which will keep your shelter in a good shape.
Often, we fall for the versatility of the flat roof designs. But, even a minor crack can create a big havoc in the structure. Also, if it appears in the front, it may raise a question about your reputation. In this scenario, a commercial flat roof repair can save you the deal.
As an introduction, flat roofs are not actually flat, and have a minor roof pitch inconsistent gaps. Usually, these gaps are formed from ¼" to ½" for every foot. A slight slope will give a nice drainage to the water, but if not maintained well, it can be a big problem.
Here, the good thing is, it has various material options which will take you away from the traditional flat roofing system. This also enhances the reliability of the top roof.
This type of roofing is the preferable shielding technology. Most of these are preferred from commercial construction type. Professionals call it as "Elastomeric".
Amidst all of these types, EPDM (synthetic rubber), is the most preferable. This is widely used in residential and commercial utilization. So, if nothing, you can always suggest the contractor put EPDM roof shield.
Conventionally and technically, these membrane roofs are deployed in various ways. EPDM roof types are tied via welding or through stickiness.
This is known for providing an enhanced elasticity to the roof even in the low temperatures. Polymers are the polypropylene which provides features like rubber roof.
BUR or Built-up Roofs which solved the house shielding problems for a very long time. Built up roofs are deployed with various different layers. In this type of roof, bitumen is used with a smoldering hot mop.
The application of hot tar mingles with bitumen and makes an appearance of the monolithic roof membrane. The roof asphalt layer overlaps till the application builds a thickness. A top surface which is made from stone particles is applied on the top layer. This protects the roof from UV rays.
Some general repairs with these flat roofs can be attained with a little extra dedication. If you have a fear of height, than various flat roof professionals may help you. The best part is, it takes the least time possible.
The very first step is to get to know about the roof type.
After this, be ready to make a nice clean off the surface. The foremost part is removing the deposited gravel. This is done to make the water flow easier. After this, remove all the dust and dirt to give a nice repair.
After the surface is thoroughly cleaned, you can anytime move on to applying the primer. By doing this, you will give a long-term performance leverage to the patch.
During the winter and snowy weather, the roof layers are saturated. In this case, you should use flame-spreader nozzle.
After the primer gets completely dried, go on for the application of the patch. The patch should be installed with asphalt-impregnated cotton fabric. After applying the 4-inch fabric shied, you can proceed with 6 inches layer.
With the help of trowel, you can fill the roof surface with the cement. This should be deployed in a uniformed manner to cover the complete patch area.
So, here you are done with the patching and cementing work. After the drying-up of layers, slather on a finishing layer of asphalt mastic.
Can you ever make your flat roof Leakage-proof?
Flat roof leak may come as a shock to you. Your investment may go in vain if you do not take the necessary precautions into account. So, if you have a roof over your head which can save you from stormy and rainy nights, then it should free from leakage. Also, if you are dealing with a flat roof, it can be a more prominent factor. Your flat roof will be prompt in showing a leakage as water gets quickly into the breakage. So, before you go for a flat roof repair blindly, you must check on the causes of roof leakage. So, why not understand the problem before resolving it?
Being surrounded by a severe environment. This can cause cracks and breakage in the roof.
Water collection which leads to standing water. This weakens the roof surface and makes it less durable.
Outdated roof installation and insulation technique can cause lesser longevity. In this condition, extreme weather conditions and temperatures can make your roof tear.
You can always fix the problem, but that will cause another maintenance charge to your budget.
Just by understanding the intensity of the situation, you can make a lasting and budget-friendly decision. You will know when your roof is simply worn out and replaceable.
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Q: Create array from string I have a string like that :
$str = "array (
   'from' => 'OK',
   'to' => 'OK',
   array (
      'id' => 204847
   ),
)"

How could I create the array that matches ?
Or how could I get the id ?

A: If this string is not user input the easiest way would be to use eval.
eval('$myArray = '.$str.';');

Important note from the documentation:

The eval() language construct is very dangerous because it allows execution of arbitrary PHP code. Its use thus is discouraged. If you have carefully verified that there is no other option than to use this construct, pay special attention not to pass any user provided data into it without properly validating it beforehand.

A: You could use PHP's eval() function thought you need to be CERTAIN that this string is trusted.. even then I am loathe to recommend it:
Documentation: http://php.net/manual/en/function.eval.php
Warnings: When is eval evil in php? for why it is evil

A: I'm going to break the "answer the question as posed" mould because eval is extremely dangerous and I shall not even come close to recommending its use.
Instead, change your string to a recognised interchange format, such as JSON or even XML. Or PHP's native serialisation format...


The Peterborough and District Labour Council annually presents a cheque and a copy of the book Standing Strong, Facing Forward (The history of the labour movement in Peterborough and District) to one student from each of the five secondary schools in Peterborough. The individual schools select the recipient.
Purpose: To identify a high school graduate who demonstrates an appreciation of the role of labour and provide them with monetary assistance to attend either Fleming College or Trent University. Selection will be made from a pool of applicants to receive a scholarship in the amount of $500.00 to support them as they enter their first year of full-time post-secondary studies. The scholarship will be awarded in honour of distinguished trade union activists who have made a significant contribution to the life and growth of the labour movement in Peterborough County.


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Q: focus on one element boxshadow on another I am trying to get a box shadow on an element wrapped around an input when an input is in focus. but can't get it to work. I have probably structured the code wrong. Snippet bellow

.cam-peoplepicker-userlookup {
  margin-right: 55em;
  height: 7em;
  min-width: 50%;
  overflow: hidden;
  border: 1px solid #99b0c1;
  padding: 2px 5px 2px 5px;
  background-color: white;
  -moz-border-radius: 0.5em;
  -webkit-border-radius: 0.5em;
  border-radius: 0.5em;
}

#k:focus #divAdministrators {
  border-color: #66afe9;
  outline: 0;
  -webkit-box-shadow: inset 0 1px 1px rgba(0, 0, 0, .075), 0 0 8px rgba(102, 175, 233, .6);
  box-shadow: inset 0 1px 1px rgba(0, 0, 0, .075), 0 0 8px rgba(102, 175, 233, .6);
}
@*Project Manager*@

    <textarea id="k"></textarea>

Thank you all for all the suggestions. really appreciate it!!!

A: Although you are not using jQuery, but if you would like to use jQuery it may be helpful...

$(document).ready(function() {
    $('#k').focus(function(event) {
        $('#divAdministrators').addClass('focused')
    });
    $('#k').blur(function(event) {
        $('#divAdministrators').removeClass('focused')
    });
});
.cam-peoplepicker-userlookup { margin-right: 55em; height: 7em; min-width: 50%; overflow: hidden; border: 1px solid #99b0c1; padding: 2px 5px 2px 5px; background-color: white; -moz-border-radius: 0.5em; -webkit-border-radius: 0.5em; border-radius: 0.5em; }
.focused { border-color: #66afe9; outline: 0; -webkit-box-shadow: inset 0 1px 1px rgba(0, 0, 0, .075), 0 0 8px rgba(102, 175, 233, .6); box-shadow: inset 0 1px 1px rgba(0, 0, 0, .075), 0 0 8px rgba(102, 175, 233, .6); }

  <textarea id="k"></textarea>

I think it may not be possible until you are not using js.

A: You would have to re-structure your HTML to achieve this without Javascript.

.cam-peoplepicker-userlookup {
  margin-right: 55em;
  height: 7em;
  min-width: 50%;
  overflow: hidden;
  border: 1px solid #99b0c1;
  padding: 2px 5px 2px 5px;
  background-color: white;
  -moz-border-radius: 0.5em;
  -webkit-border-radius: 0.5em;
  border-radius: 0.5em;
}

.form-group {
  position: relative;
}

#k {
  position: absolute;
  top: .5em;
  left: .5em;
}

#divAdministrators {
  position: absolute;
  top: 0;
  left: 0;
  z-index: -1;
}

#k:focus~#divAdministrators {
  border-color: #66afe9;
  outline: 0;
  -webkit-box-shadow: inset 0 1px 1px rgba(0, 0, 0, .075), 0 0 8px rgba(102, 175, 233, .6);
  box-shadow: inset 0 1px 1px rgba(0, 0, 0, .075), 0 0 8px rgba(102, 175, 233, .6);
}
@*Project Manager*@

  <textarea id="k"></textarea>


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Q: how to get current model name from url odoo I need to get current model name from this url:
http://localhost:8069/web#view_type=form&model=system.audit&menu_id=221&action=229

Here the model name is system.audit.
Please Help

A: You can use urlparse built-in library in python
Try this snippet:
from urlparse import urlparse, parse_qs

url = "http://localhost:8069/web#view_type=form&model=system.audit&menu_id=221&action=229"
uri = urlparse(url)
qs = uri.fragment
print parse_qs(qs).get('model', None)
# ['system.audit']

It is working fine for me, check if the model is in query params when you're getting in real-time

A: In python 3, try this:
from urllib import parse

result = parse.parse_qs("http://localhost:8069/web#view_type=form&model=system.audit&menu_id=221&action=229")['model'][0]
print(result)

For python 2 use urlparse.urlparse.parse_qs().


We met Sr. Joela in Ottmaring, Germany, at the first gathering of Wittenberg 2017. At that time it was more of an idea than an initiative. The purpose of our gathering was to present the proposal of a prayer gathering on the 500th anniversary of the Reformation to German spiritual leaders, both Lutheran and Catholic. I am not sure how Sr. Joela heard about the gathering. I do not recall her being on the list of expected guests. Somehow she caught wind of the meeting and decided to come. When news of her imminent arrival spread through the room, we could feel the buzz. Clearly she was a woman of influence.
She was looking for a significant spiritual response to the anniversary of the Reformation, she explained. She was not interested in ceremonies. Our inclusion of the Jewish voice was a sign to her that this was the group where she belonged.
Sr. Joela is a member of the Marienschwestern, a Lutheran religious order founded by Basilea Schlink on the heels of WWII. Even before the war, Schlink dared to speak out against Hitler. In Nazi eyes, perhaps, the young woman was not enough of a threat to bother. In reality, I believe, God shielded her, hiding her away in His great love for a time and purpose close to His heart. After the war Sr. Basilea would lead Germany in repentance. She would preach and write books which the Spirit used to open many eyes to the Father's love for His people Israel. Over the course of her life, hundreds of thousands would travel to the little convent In Darmstadt to receive teaching and blessing. Mother Basilea carried a deep love for the cross. She understood the necessity for the Bride to stay close to Jesus in His suffering, through repentance and intercession. Mother Basilea was a prophet. Sr. Joela is her true daughter.
Our Wittenberg gatherings were shaped by Sr. Joela's prophetic voice. As a faithful Lutheran she brought forward the travesty Luther's anti-Semitic rhetoric. She spoke fearlessly of Lutheran cooperation with the Nazis, with the hope of cleansing and renewal, never division. She challenged all of us Gentile Christians to honor Jesus as King of the Jews, a title which He loves and will return to fulfill in all its glory. And in our last gathering she insisted on the centrality of the cross. Jesus crucified is our hope for healing, purification and unity.
Of all the characters in the scripture, the one Sr. Joela most envies is the donkey which carried Jesus through the streets of Jerusalem on Palm Sunday. "I want to be Yeshua's donkey," she says. She wants to hear His people say, "Blessed is He who comes in the Name of the LORD." I believe the Father has heard her. Today Sr. Joela is in her latter 70's. She suffers constantly with back pain. She has carried the burdens of our Lord for many years, weeping over His sorrows, grieving over her own sins and those of the world. But she carries more than our Messiah's burdens; she carries His glory as well.
Prophets are intense. Their Father loves them for it.


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For almost 10 years now, our 4th and 5th graders have created, filmed and produced our morning news show known as Gator News Network or GNN. The show has evolved from a live broadcast into a recorded and edited show that is shot live in front of a green screen with an iPad. The students record one segment at a time and then use an app to edit the clips, add backgrounds, and produce a high-quality video for the school to view from their classrooms. The GNN show always includes a daily Bible verse and short devotional and is then followed by the news of the day. In the video below you will see a weather report, sports updates, and featured students with birthdays this month. Students sign up to be a news anchor or video production assistant and the roles are rotated on a regular basis. By participating in GNN, our students are learning how to create, film and produce a short film in a hands-on environment, all with an iPad and an app. Click here to view the News


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After watching it back recently, I'd have to say that 1998's Gargantua isn't that bad. It's very obvious, yes, and the CGI doesn't hold up, but it's agreeable enough to watch. I don't know why you asked, though. I thought I made it clear that this is a review of 2016's A Cure for Wellness, a picture that I pined for when it bedecked theaters. This would have been a great flick to catch in theaters. Alas, I wasn't able to make it out to the hippodrome. Over six months since my last review, I can still use ridiculous words with the best of 'em. Don't you refer to your local movie shack as a hippodrome? You shouldn't.
Previews painted Wellness as a wholly unique experience. And it is unique, but now that I've imbibed the film, it's a teensy bit more conventional than I was expecting. In a disappointing way. I'll get to the good stuff later (my opinion is broadly roseate), but everything felt vaguely Hollywood-by-numbers. It's as though a studio executive was standing on the set, just off to the side, intercalating directives such as "Make the ending big!" and "She's the love interest!" By the way, I don't know that Mia Goth was the nonpareil choice to play Hannah. This is where I need to parlay plot details, isn't it? Damn.
Dane DeHaan is Lockhart, a young upstart who is sent to Switzerland to bring his company's CEO back to America. Apparently, Pembroke (the CEO) has stolen away to a sequestered rehabilitation clinic nestled in the Swiss Alps. To get "well." Ooooh, quotation marks! That means something mysterious is happening! Mysteriously! Without diving into particulars, the sanitarium utilizes eels and gallons upon gallons of water. It's totally legit. Seriously, how does this place exist? Aren't there codes and ordinances that would protect against the construction of a horror house such as this? The town is cool with it?
The plot holes are noticeable, but let's put those aside for a minute. Back to Hannah. We are never told her exact age, but I swear to Jehovah's astragalus (it's one of the proximal bones of the tarsus, you monkey), the girl is barely pubescent. Fourteen at the oldest. The actress is older, but that doesn't matter. She looks fourteen and yet, Wellness tries to pass her off as desirable. The marked age difference between Hannah and Lockhart doesn't seem to rankle the film. Ew. The villain attempts to rape her and we see her breasts AND EW. "Ew" is probably the point, and I get that. It's just a very uncomfortable sit.
I liked this film? Yeah, I guess so. Gore Verbinski is a master of the visual arts. Several images reminded me of his redux of The Ring, mainly the underwater shots of suspended bodies and furtive, double-dealing eels (I don't trust those creepy motherfuckers). The cast is fine (nice segue, Dom). Jason Isaacs should be the next James Bond. Don't get me wrong; he's excellent here as a twisted doctor, but his gentility is quite winning. Man, apart from this paragraph, this review isn't nearly as positive as I imagined it would be in my head.
Technically speaking, A Cure for Wellness is high-grade material. I wanted to see how it ended, which is important. Did the ending make sense? Nope! This is a lengthy feature, but it still feels as though scenes were truncated. Robert Z'Dar says, "Give Gargantua another chance."
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NOTE: The details and information pertaining to Wisconsin ammo laws are meant as a reference point only. As you're likely aware, Wisconsin firearm laws change frequently so be sure to consult your local law enforcement agency or an attorney before making any final firearms related decisions.
There are no known unusual ammo laws in the state of Wisconsin; the state does not require a license to purchase ammo. Federal laws still apply.
Lucky Gunner is able to ship ammo to customers 21-years-old and older in Wisconsin with no known restrictions.
Shipping to your door from Lucky Gunner is fast to Wisconsin. Expect your ammo to get to your door between 3-4 days from when you place your order!
Here's a run-down on all the CCW laws in Wisconsin, broken down by municipality.
Need to transfer a firearm in Wisconsin? Here's a list of all of the FFL dealers in Wisconsin, sorted by location.
Here's a current list of the representatives from Wisconsin to the U.S. House of Representatives and U.S. Senate. These people vote on federal judges who directly impact your 2A rights!
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