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Condor A320 at Kavala on Jul 11th 2021, could not retract landing gear
A Condor Airbus A320-200, registration D-AICP performing flight DE-1763 from Kavala (Greece) to Dusseldorf (Germany) with 74 passengers and 6 crew,…
Korean B744 at Ho Chi Minh City on Jul 18th 2021, could not retract landing gear
A Korean Air Cargo Boeing 747-400 freighter, registration HL7601 performing flight KE-351 from Ho Chi Minh City (Vietnam) to Bangkok (Thailand), was…
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Jetblue A320 at Seattle on Jul 20th 2021, could not retract landing gear
A Jetblue Airbus A320-200, registration N556JB performing flight B6-414 (sched. dep. Jul 19th) from Seattle,WA to Fort Lauderdale,FL (USA), was…
Bradley AT42 at Pangnirtung on Jun 7th 2021, could not retract landing gear
A Bradley Air Services/Canadian North Avions de Transport Regional ATR-42-300, registration C-GUNO performing flight 5T-825 from Pangnirtung,NU to…
UTAir AT72 at Ufa on Feb 19th 2021, could not retract landing gear
A UTAir Avions de Transport Regional ATR-72-212A, registration VQ-BMA performing flight UT-271 from Ufa to Samara (Russia) with 62 people on board,…
Envoy E145 at Columbia on Feb 9th 2021, could not retract landing gear
An Envoy Embraer ERJ-145, registration N900AE performing flight AA-3950 from Columbia,MO to Dallas Ft. Worth,TX (USA) with 47 people on board, was…
Rusline CRJ1 at Tyumen on Dec 26th 2020, could not retract landing gear
A Rusline Canadair CRJ-100, registration VP-BNK performing flight 7R-508 from Tyumen to Voronezh (Russia) with 35 passengers, was climbing out of…
Azul B734 at Manaus on Sep 7th 2020, could not retract landing gear
An Azul Linhas Aereas Boeing 737-400 freighter, registration PR-AJY performing flight AD-2002 from Manaus,AM to Fortaleza,CE (Brazil) with 2 crew,…
Rossiya B744 at St. Petersburg on Aug 15th 2020, could not retract landing gear
A Rossiya Boeing 747-400, registration EI-XLF performing flight FV-5663 from St. Petersburg (Russia) to Antalya (Turkey) with 408 passengers and 13…
Jetblue A320 at Fort Lauderdale on Aug 13th 2020, could not retract landing gear
A Jetblue Airbus A320-200, registration N709JB performing flight B6-1146 from Fort Lauderdale,FL to Richmond,VA (USA) with 77 passengers and 5 crew,…
Aviastar T204 at Krasnojarsk on May 12th 2020, could not retract landing gear
An Aviastar Russia Tupolev TU-204, registration RA-64052 performing freight flight 4B-9623 from Krasnojarsk to Norilsk (Russia) with 4 crew, was…
Canada A333 at Vancouver on Apr 5th 2020, could not retract landing gear
An Air Canada Airbus A330-300, registration C-GFAJ performing flight AC-308 from Vancouver,BC to Montreal,QC (Canada) with 41 passengers and 10 crew,…
UTAir AT72 at Khanty-Mansiyisk on Mar 21st 2020, could not retract landing gear
A UTAir Avions de Transport Regional ATR-72-212A, registration VQ-BLH performing flight UT-121 from Khanty-Mansiyisk to Uraj (Russia) with 25…
THY A333 at Cape Town on Jan 2nd 2020, could not retract landing gear
A THY Turkish Airlines Airbus A330-300, registration TC-JNI performing flight TK-45 from Cape Town (South Africa) to Istanbul (Turkey), was climbing…
France B773 at Bangkok on Feb 10th 2020, could not retract landing gear
An Air France Boeing 777-300, registration F-GZNK performing flight AF-165 from Bangkok (Thailand) to Paris Charles de Gaulle (France), was climbing…
Qatar A388 at Melbourne on Feb 8th 2020, could not retract landing gear
A Qatar Airways Airbus A380-800, registration A7-APC performing flight QR-905 from Melbourne,VI (Australia) to Doha (Qatar), was climbing out of…
Lufthansa B748 at Frankfurt on Oct 26th 2019, could not retract landing gear
A Lufthansa Boeing 747-800, registration D-ABYL performing flight LH-422 from Frankfurt/Main (Germany) to Boston,MA (USA), was climbing out of…
ANZ A320 at Christchurch on Oct 5th 2019, could not retract landing gear
An Air New Zealand Airbus A320-200, registration ZK-OXA performing flight NZ-538 from Christchurch to Auckland (New Zealand), was climbing out of…
Chengdu A320 at Chengdu on Sep 14th 2019, could not retract landing gear
A Chengdu Airlines Airbus A320-200, registration B-9985 performing flight EU-6667 from Chengdu to Shanghai Pudong (China), was climbing out of…
Rusline CRJ1 at Voronezh on Sep 4th 2019, could not retract landing gear
A Rusline Canadair CRJ-100, registration VP-BNO performing flight 7R-554 from Voronezh to Saint Petersburg (Russia), was climbing out of Voronezh…
Swiss A333 at New York on Aug 11th 2019, could not retract landing gear
A Swiss International Airlines Airbus A330-300, registration HB-JHH performing flight LX-23 from New York JFK,NY (USA) to Geneva (Switzerland), was…
Avianca A333 at Bogota on Jul 11th 2019, could not retract landing gear
An Avianca Airbus A330-300, registration N804AV performing flight AV-20 from Bogota (Colombia) to New York JFK,NY (USA), was climbing out of Bogota's…
Lufthansa Cityline CRJ9 at Zurich on Jan 26th 2019, could not retract landing gear
A Lufthansa Cityline Canadair CRJ-900, registration D-ACKE performing flight LH-2373 from Zurich (Switzerland) to Munich (Germany), was climbing out…
S7 E170 at Novosibirsk on Dec 24th 2018, could not retract landing gear
A S7 Sibir Airlines Embraer ERJ-170, registration VQ-BYB performing flight S7-3051 from Novosibirsk to Nizhnevartovsk (Russia) with 67 passengers and…
Baltic B735 at Amsterdam on Dec 24th 2018, could not retract landing gear
An Air Baltic Boeing 737-500, registration YL-BBE performing positioning flight BT-9802 from Amsterdam (Netherlands) to Riga (Latvia), was climbing…
UPS A306 at Chicago on Nov 27th 2018, could not retract landing gear
A UPS United Parcel Service Airbus A300-600 freighter, registration N130UP performing flight 5X-605 from Chicago O'Hare,IL to Louisville,KY (USA),…
British Airways B744 at London on Nov 29th 2018, could not retract landing gear
A British Airways Boeing 747-400, registration G-CIVN performing flight BA-65 from London Heathrow,EN (UK) to Nairobi (Kenya), was climbing out of…
Korean B748 at Chicago on Oct 10th 2018, could not retract landing gear
A Korean Airlines Boeing 747-800 freighter, registration HL7624 performing flight KE-271 from Chicago O'Hare,IL to Atlanta,GA (USA), was climbing out…
Easyjet A320 at Berlin on Sep 25th 2018, could not retract landing gear
An Easyjet Airbus A320-200, registration OE-IZU performing flight U2-5831 from Berlin Tegel (Germany) to Tel Aviv (Israel), was in the initial climb…
ASL Ireland A306 at Milan on Aug 23rd 2018, could not retract landing gear
An ASL Airlines Ireland Airbus A300-600 on behalf of DHL, registration EI-OZL performing flight QY-135 from Milan Bergamo (Italy) to Leipzig…
Iberia A346 at Mexico City on Jul 18th 2018, could not retract landing gear
An Iberia Airbus A340-600, registration EC-IOB performing flight IB-6402 from Mexico City (Mexico) to Madrid,SP (Spain), was climbing out of Mexico…
Ural A321 at Bodrum on Jul 2nd 2018, could not retract landing gear
An Ural Airlines Airbus A321-200, registration VP-BBH performing flight U6-1126 from Bodrum (Turkey) to Kazan (Russia) with 199 passengers and 7…
Aeroflot B738 at Moscow on Mar 25th 2018, could not retract landing gear
An Aeroflot Boeing 737-800, registration VP-BON performing flight SU-22 from Moscow Sheremetyevo to Saint Petersburg (Russia) with 145 passengers,…
Budapest E120 at Savonlinna on Nov 21st 2017, could not retract landing gear
A Budapest Air Service Embraer EMB-120 on behalf of FlexFlight, registration HA-FAI performing flight W2-5650 from Savonlinna to Helsinki (Finland)…
Trans States E145 at Jacksonville on Nov 10th 2017, could not retract landing gear
A Trans States Embraer ERJ-145 on behalf of American Airlines, registration N613AE performing flight AA-4364 from Jacksonville,FL to Washington…
Canada A319 at New York on Jul 18th 2017, could not retract landing gear
An Air Canada Airbus A319-100, registration C-FZUH performing flight AC-709 from New York La Guardia,NY (USA) to Toronto,ON (Canada) with 125 people…
THY B739 at Istanbul on May 15th 2017, could not retract landing gear
A THY Turkish Airlines Boeing 737-900, registration TC-JYG performing flight TK-623 from Istanbul (Turkey) to Abuja (Nigeria), was climbing out of…
Endeavor CRJ2 at Toronto on Apr 25th 2017, could not retract landing gear
An Endeavor Canadair CRJ-200 on behalf of Delta Airlines, registration N686BR performing flight 9E-4062 from Toronto,ON (Canada) to Detroit,MI (USA)…
Emirates A388 at Manchester on Mar 12th 2017, could not retract landing gear
An Emirates Airbus A380-800, registration A6-EEB performing flight EK-18 from Manchester,EN (UK) to Dubai (United Arab Emirates), was climbing out of…
Qatar A333 at Berlin and Munich on Feb 21st 2017, could not retract landing gear
A Qatar Airways Airbus A330-300, registration A7-AEJ performing flight QR-82 from Berlin Tegel (Germany) to Doha (Qatar), departed Tegel's runway 26R…
Gol B737 at Brasilia on Jan 22nd 2017, could not retract landing gear
A Gol Boeing 737-700, registration PR-GEK performing flight G3-2020 from Brasilia,DF to Boa Vista,RR (Brazil) with 130 people on board, was climbing…
Germanwings A319 at Cologne on Dec 20th 2016, could not retract landing gear
A Germanwings Airbus A319-100, registration D-AGWP performing flight 4U-24 from Cologne to Berlin Tegel (Germany), was climbing out of Cologne's…
American E190 at San Antonio on Dec 13th 2016, could not retract landing gear
An American Airlines Embraer ERJ-190, registration N944UW performing positioning flight AA-9634 from San Antonio,TX to Philadelphia,PA (USA), was…
Austrian A321 at Vienna on Nov 11th 2016, could not retract landing gear
An Austrian Airlines Airbus A321-100, registration OE-LBA performing flight OS-121 from Vienna (Austria) to Frankfurt/Main (Germany), departed…
Jet2 B752 at Manchester on Sep 9th 2016, could not retract landing gear
A Jet2.com Boeing 757-200, registration G-LSAG performing flight LS-875 from Manchester,EN (UK) to Faro (Portugal), was climbing out of Manchester's…
Wisconsin CRJ2 at Manchester on Jul 19th 2016, could not retract landing gear
An Air Wisconsin Canadair CRJ-200 on behalf of American Airlines, registration N413AW performing flight ZW-4047/AA-4047 from Manchester,NH to…
Fiji B738 at Auckland on Jun 15th 2016, could not retract landing gear, forgotten gear pin
A Fiji Airways Boeing 737-800, registration DQ-FJG performing flight FJ-410 from Auckland (New Zealand) to Nadi (Fiji), was in the initial climb out…
Canada E190 at Winnipeg on Jan 17th 2016, could not retract landing gear
An Air Canada Embraer ERJ-190, registration C-FHNW performing flight AC-295 from Winnipeg,MB to Vancouver,BC (Canada) with 89 passengers and 5 crew,…
Emirates A388 at Los Angeles on Dec 30th 2015, could not retract landing gear
An Emirates Airbus A380-800, registration A6-EOH performing flight EK-216 from Los Angeles,CA (USA) to Dubai (United Arab Emirates), was climbing out…
Aeroflot SU95 at Chelyabinsk on Dec 17th 2015, could not retract landing gear
An Aeroflot Sukhoi Superjet SU-100-95, registration RA-89046 performing flight SU-1425 from Chelyabinsk to Moscow Sheremetyevo (Russia) with 47…
Rusline CRJ1 at Voronezh on Dec 15th 2015, could not retract landing gear
A Rusline Canadair CRJ-100, registration VP-BVC performing flight 7R-556 from Voronezh to Moscow Domodedovo (Russia) with 36 people on board, was…
Rusline CRJ2 at Samara on Dec 6th 2015, could not retract landing gear
A Rusline Canadair CRJ-200, registration VQ-BFI performing flight 7R-607 from Samara to Krasnodar (Russia) with 33 passengers and 3 crew, was…
Ural A319 at Ekaterinburg on Nov 25th 2015, could not retract landing gear
An Ural Airlines Airbus A319-100, registration VP-BTE performing flight U6-270 from Ekaterinburg to Moscow Domodedovo (Russia) with 71 passengers and…
Air Canada E190 at St. John's on Aug 21st 2015, could not retract landing gear
An Air Canada Embraer ERJ-190, registration C-FHOY performing flight AC-667 from St. John's,NL to Toronto,ON (Canada), was climbing out of St. John's…
UTAir B735 at Murmansk on Jun 28th 2015, could not retract landing gear
A UTAir Boeing 737-500, registration VQ-BPS performing flight UT-578 from Murmansk to Moscow Vnukovo (Russia) with 126 passengers, was climbing out…
Ural A321 at Ekaterinburg on Sep 11th 2014, could not retract landing gear
An Ural Airlines Airbus A321-200, registration VQ-BOF performing flight U6-219 from Ekaterinburg to Sochi (Russia) with 169 passengers and 7 crew,…
KLM B739 at Amsterdam on Aug 31st 2014, could not retract landing gear
A KLM Boeing 737-900, registration PH-BXT performing flight KL-1109 from Amsterdam (Netherlands) to Stockholm (Sweden), was climbing out of runway…
NIKI E190 at Vienna on Aug 18th 2014, could not retract landing gear
A NIKI Embraer ERJ-190, registration OE-IXF performing flight HG-8490 from Vienna (Austria) to Stockholm (Sweden), was climbing out of Vienna's…
United A319 at Portland on Jun 3rd 2014, could not retract landing gear
A United Airbus A319-100, registration N835UA performing flight UA-470 from Portland,OR to Houston Intercontinental,TX (USA), was in the initial…
Cathay A333 at Sydney on May 16th 2014, could not retract landing gear
A Cathay Pacific Airbus A330-300, registration B-LAH performing flight CX-100 from Sydney,NS (Australia) to Hong Kong (China), departed Sydney's…
Belavia B733 at Minsk on Sep 24th 2013, could not retract landing gear
A Belavia Boeing 737-300, flight B2-8207 from Minsk (Belarus) to Antalya (Turkey) with 150 people on board, could not retract the landing gear after…
Rossiya A320 at Larnaca on Aug 12th 2013, could not retract landing gear
A Rossiya Airbus A320-200, registration EI-DXY performing flight FV-220 from Larnaca (Cyprus) to St. Petersburg (Russia) with 150 passengers and 6…
Air Canada E190 at Calgary on Mar 16th 2012, could not retract landing gear
An Air Canada Embraer ERJ-190, registration C-FNAW performing flight AC-213 from Calgary,AB to Vancouver,BC (Canada) with 84 people on board, was…


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Survey of law firm leaders reveals shifts in opinion about business of law
The fifth annual Law Firms in Transition Survey shows the evolution in thinking of law firm leaders on legal market trends and how firms are responding to market changes in 2013.
"There have been some dramatic shifts in opinion about the business of law over the last few years, but a lot less tangible action," said Altman Weil principal and survey author, Tom Clay. "Most firms seem to be operating in a short-term, defensive mode driven by market threats rather than opportunities."
Ninety-six percent of law firm leaders say they believe "more price competition" is a permanent change in the legal market in 2013, according to the survey. Additionally, eight out of ten firm leaders think 'more non-hourly billing' is here to stay. In contrast, only 29 percent of leaders report that their firms have significantly changed their strategic approach to pricing since the recession.
Law firms' primary response to pricing pressure appears to be discounts. The survey found that a median of 21 percent to 30 percent of legal fees are discounted. In firms with 250 or more lawyers, the median amount of fees discounted goes up to 31 percent to 40 percent.
"Discounting is not a strategy," said Clay. "In fact, it undermines the idea of value and it's a margin killer."
Ninety-six percent of survey respondents also believe that a "focus on improved practice efficiency" is a permanent change in the legal market. Ninety percent of leaders say there will be 'more commoditization of legal work;' and 79 percent expect 'more competition from non-traditional service providers.'
Despite this broad consensus, only 45 percent of leaders report their firms have made significant changes in strategic approach to efficient legal service delivery.
Law Firm Growth
This year for the first time the survey asked if law firm leaders believe growth, in terms of lawyer headcount, is a requirement for their firms' continued success. Fifty-six percent of survey respondents said 'Yes;' 36 percent said 'No;' and the rest were not sure.
In this area, opinion and action appear to be more aligned. When asked about net change in lawyer headcount in 2012, 54 percent of survey respondents reported an increase in equity partners in their law firms last year; 65 percent of firms said the number of non-equity partners grew; and 59 percent said they had a net increase in partner-track associates.
"Growth is not dead, but size alone is not a safety net," said Clay. "Firms are beginning to think more strategically about growth – trading up to improve profitability, rather than bulking up to drive gross revenues."
Greatest Challenges
The survey asked firm leaders about their greatest challenges over the next two years.
Increasing revenue was their number one answer, followed by generating new business, firm growth, and profitability. The top four answers, all focusing on internal priorities, constituted 53 percent of total responses.
Delivering value to clients appears at number eight on the list of challenges, mentioned by just 5.6 percent of law firm leaders. Improving efficiency is eleventh on the list, cited by only 2.8 percent of respondents.
"This is very troubling," according to Clay. "Law firms that do not put client needs at the top of their priority lists and align themselves with those needs misunderstand what is driving the forces of change in the legal market in 2013."
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Instructus Skills (formerly Skills CFA) has operated as a UK Sector Skills Body for over 20 years, working with employers and training providers to produce effective, relevant apprenticeship qualifications.
Through the design, development and review of a full spectrum of skills-based products we aim to ensure that our qualifications work for apprentices, employers and training providers alike – but to achieve this, your involvement is vital. By participating in pan-sector and business skills apprenticeship consultations and surveys you can help to direct the skills that learners need, and shape the future of training for your industry.
Whether we're developing National Occupational Standards (NOS), qualifications or an apprenticeship framework, we would like to hear your views about how vocational training can be improved.
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A Radical of the imagination ..
Born in Bulgaria – she loved to think .
David Foster Wallace described Steps as a "collection of unbelievably creepy little allegorical tableaux done in a terse elegant voice that's like nothing else anywhere ever". Wallace continued in praise: "Only Kafka's fragments get anywhere close to where Kosiński goes in this book, which is better than everything else he ever did combined.
Pardon a gay computer icon..
Age four ………. Another 9-11 his life cut short.
He too has an archive.
Check this link to get an answer.
With his sister Rosemarie 1940.
His early life in Jerusalem.. (youtube).
Name These Children album was upgraded. Now the links do not go to facebook. Just click the photos to get the answers.
Stanly Kubrick shared a birthday with these children.
He thinks it's the best film and he tells us why in this clip.
1) An understanding heart is everything in a teacher, and cannot be esteemed highly enough. One looks back with appreciation to the brilliant teachers, but with gratitude to those who touched our human feeling. The curriculum is so much necessary raw material, but warmth is the vital element for the growing plant and for the soul of the child.
2) Every form of addiction is bad, no matter whether the narcotic be alcohol, morphine or idealism.
3) Everything that irritates us about others can lead us to a better understanding of ourselves.
1)A fanatic is a man who consciously over compensates a secret doubt.
2)All gods are homemade, and it is we who pull their strings, and so, give them the power to pull ours.
3)After silence, that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music.
Her son's tribute on youtube here.
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Q: Enums in declaring functions I'm having some trouble understanding the code below. I have no clue as to how to declare a function using enums (or maybe i'm understanding my assignment wrongly?) Think
int words_starting_with()

vs
enum Status words_starting_with()

Would appreciate if someone could give a quick explanation or direct me to more information.
(im not looking for written codes, just an explanation to help me complete my assignment would do)

A: Here you are asked to fill a passed variable num_word and return the state of the function, is a common way to check errors:
enum Status {STATUS_OK, FILE_ERR_OPEN, NOT_FOUND};

enum Status words_starting_with(char const *dict, char letter, int *num_word)
{
    FILE *f = fopen(dict, "r");

    if (f == NULL)
    {
        return FILE_ERR_OPEN;
    }

    char str[100];

    while (fgets(str, sizeof str, f))
    {
        if (*str == letter)
        {
            *num_word++;
        }
    }
    return *num_word == 0 ? NOT_FOUND : STATUS_OK;
}

As you can see, the enum is self-documenting the result of the function, now compare:
int num_word = 0;

switch (word_starting_with("dict.txt", 'a', &num_word))
{
    case FILE_ERR_OPEN:
        perror("fopen");
        exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
    case NOT_FOUND:
        puts("dict doesn't contain words starting with 'a'");
        break;
    case STATUS_OK:
        printf("%d words starting with 'a'\n", *num_word);
        break;
}

with
int num_word = 0;

switch (word_starting_with("dict.txt", 'a', &num_word))
{
    case 1:
        perror("fopen");
        exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
    case 2:
        puts("dict doesn't contain words starting with 'a'");
        break;
    case 0:
        printf("%d words starting with 'a'\n", *num_word);
        break;
}

The first version is more clear and less prone to errors because you can even change the order of the constants in the enum and the result is still valid, also, as pointed out by @KeevinBoone in comments, the compiler can perform some additional checks:
switch (word_starting_with("dict.txt", 'a', &num_word))
{
    case FILE_ERR_OPEN:
        perror("fopen");
        exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
    case STATUS_OK:
        printf("%d words starting with 'a'\n", *num_word);
        break;
}

raises
warning: enumeration value 'NOT_FOUND' not handled in switch

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Art at the Capitol Heads Online for Meet and Greet
Hawaii Public Radio | By Noe Tanigawa
Published April 15, 2021 at 10:06 AM HST
State Senator Brian Taniguchi interviews artist Doug Young about his photorealist watercolors in the digital edition of Art at the Capitol, viewable on Facebook now.
The Hawai'i State Capitol building is still closed, so the annual Art at the Capitol tour is heading online. It's a chance to see Hawai'i's public art collection and get a different perspective on lawmakers.
Hawai'i has a law setting aside 1% of new state building construction costs for art. That has allowed the state to acquire some of the finest works of art ever made here, in addition to works by off-island artists.
The question is, "What's on your wall?" and the answers can surprise you.
State lawmakers are allowed to tap the State Foundation on Culture and Arts' Art in Public Places inventory to furnish their Capitol offices. Constituents stand to learn a lot from what their lawmakers have chosen.
Normally, Art at the Capitol is an in-person event with small receptions and live music.
"The members like it because they get to be more human than just a politician," said Art at the Capitol founder and state Senator Brian Taniguchi.
Taniguchi said 43 members are on board for the new digital event this year. Short video tours of the artwork, some filmed by lawmakers themselves and some by a professional, are all posted online.
"I told Doug Young because I got his two pieces in my office, I told him you come and we'll talk about this together. So we talked about his photorealistic stuff," Taniguchi said. The piece featured in the online video is a watercolor painting called Colleen's Po'opa'a.
Taniguchi has key pieces by Hawai'i masters in his office. The online tour debuts April 14 to 16 with more offices added each day.
Click here to meet Hawai'i artists and lawmakers on Art at the Capitol's Facebook page. Videos are also posted on their YouTube page.
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The Conversation's Lillian Tsang caught up with the busy director and choreographer Carol Culver between rehearsals.
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Close to 200 people have signed on to save the ethnomusicology department that she founded. Organizers plan to send the petition to the administration today as International Education Week comes to a close.


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Director and Accompanist
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Music Director Kathy Sherlock-Green of Lyme NH joined the Cantabile Women's Chorus in September 2016,
Kathy has had a 30 plus year career in the Upper Valley as a choral conductor, music educator, song leader, voice teacher, and singer. Currently she is the Director of Choral Music at the Norwich Congregational Church in Norwich, Vermont where she directs its Senior and Youth Choir. She founded and conducts its annual Children's Choir Festival. She is also part of the music staff at the Bernice A. Ray Elementary School in Hanover, New Hampshire where she can be seen every Wednesday morning leading a K-1 student, staff and community sing-along.
Kathy taught music at the Marion Cross Elementary School in Norwich, Vermont from 1989-2005. Young singers from her ensembles have been chosen to participate in honor choirs at both the National and Eastern Division American Choral Directors Association (ACDA) Conferences yearly since 2006.
She was a founding member of the New Hampshire Master Chorale under the direction of Dr. Dan Perkins of Plymouth State University and sang with the ensemble from 2003-2015. She conducted its first annual Children's Choral Festival in 2011. She has performed with Opera North, White River Theatre Festival, Parish Players, and Revels North. Originally from Omaha, Nebraska, she received her Bachelor of Music in Education from the University of Nebraska at Lincoln. She lives in Hanover with her husband Dick Green and their two children Eleanor and Sasha.
Accompanist Jeanne Chambers of Hanover, NH has served as accompanist for area choruses, solo artists, and theatrical organizations including the Handel Society, the Dartmouth Chamber Singers, the Hanover High School and Frances C. Richmond School choruses, and North Country Community Theater.
After marking 20 years as accompanist for the Hanover High School chorus, Ms. Chambers "retired" to focus on teaching advanced piano students as well as working as a free-lance accompanist. Ms. Chambers holds a Bachelor of Music degree from Oberlin College and a Master of Music degree from The Juilliard School.
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GDGT Launches For Non Stop Gadget Action
Last summer we broke the news that Engadget editor-in-chief Ryan Block would team with former editor-in-chief Peter Rojas to create a new gadget startup. Today that new startup, GDGT, launches. Gadget lovers rejoice – this is a social site where you can obsess over those tiny bundles of tech joy among others just as geeky as you.
GDGT (pronounced "g-d-g-t," but I like to just say "gadget") is a highly structured wiki that centers on tech gadgets. Like our own Crunchbase, anyone can edit any information on the site, but everything is structured which allows for lots of slicing and dicing of the data.
The site includes intensely detailed specs on each product and groups products into logical categories. There are over a dozen categories and thousands of products in GDGT now, and users will quickly add more. All that structured data also allows for an incredibly useful Gadget finder tool as well.
Users select gadgets that they own, used to own, or want, and can add reviews and ratings. Blog reviews are threaded into the discussion as well:
GDGT also has a forum feature where users can discuss relevant gadget related topics. Here's a thread, for example, where people fretting over the decision to buy an iPhone 3Gs can use each other as a sort of support group. Each user has a profile page with their gadgets and contributions to the community.
GDGT isn't saying much about funding, although we've heard they raised around half a million dollars in an angel round led by True Ventures and Betaworks, plus a number of angel investors.
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Objects of History: Woman Suffrage
The videos support the 2019 National Youth Summit where the following question was discussed: Are the tactics used by suffragists to fight for political power still effective? To play all of the videos on YouTube, visit the playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bksxsSc1TmQ&list=PLZxSSLX6InCQ7
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Through a set of three classroom videos, examine the actions taken by suffragists in 1917 as they fought to win the right to vote. Students will meet Rebecca, a historical character from Takoma Park, Maryland, who
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The Smithsonian's National Museum of American History presents a filmed version of its on-the-floor program, The Suffragist. This set of three classroom videos examines the actions taken by suffragists in 1917 as they fought to win the right to vote. Students meet Rebecca, a histo
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What happens when a people decide to govern themselves? America's national treasures come to life in this compelling exhibition that examines the bold experiment to create a government "of the people, by the people, and for the people." American Democracy: A Great Leap of Fait
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Who Was Eleanor Roosevelt?
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Wilma Unlimited: How Wilma Rudolph Became the World's Fastest Woman
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After contracting polio at the age of 4, Wilma Rudolph was told she would never walk again. This book tells the inspiring tale of how Wilma battled disease, her leg brace, and segregation to become the fastest woman in the world at the 1960 Olympics.
Winners Never Quit
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Triple Olympic medal winning Mia Hamm tells a story inspired by her own experience as a very young athlete in this story for the youngest of readers. Little Mia overcomes her frustration by learning an important lesson in sportsmanship.
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Author Ann Bausum peels back the layers of the story of the women's suffrage movement, exposing grit, fiery determination, and radical tactics. After covering the importance of familiar names, she devotes the bulk of the book to the events of 1906 to 1920, when a new group of young women emerged
Working Cotton
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Dynamic portrayal of two boys longing for something they no longer have and finding the resources to face the future. This story offers a fresh perspective on the thousands of children who moved west via the Orphan Trains in the late 19th century.
You Want Women to Vote, Lizzie Stanton?
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Fritz maintains her reputation for fresh and lively historical writing with this biography of the 19th-century American feminist Elizabeth Cady Stanton (1815-1902), imparting to her readers not just a sense of Stanton's accomplishments but a picture of the greater society Stanton strove to change
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Texas trial lawyers surpassed their 2008 benchmark for campaign spending, shelling out $13.6 million so far in 2010, with famed Houston hurricane attorney Steve Mostyn providing almost half the cash.
Mostyn, the incoming president of the Texas Trial Lawyers Association, has spent $5.9 million, according to an Oct. 22 press release from Texans for Lawsuit Reform.
Mostyn was the lead attorney on the recent Texas Windstorm Insurance Association Hurricane Ike settlement, which reportedly netted over $75 million in attorney fees. At the request of Mostyn, Judge Susan Criss, 212th District Court, sealed the award on Oct. 11, so exact figures are not known.
"As has now become the norm, the majority of trial lawyer contributions are funded through deceptively named groups that mask the source of the contribution on candidate reports," said TLR spokeswoman Sherry Sylvester in the press release.
"Personal injury trial lawyers have anted up more this election cycle than any other business or industry to elect candidates who will work to overthrow the lawsuit reforms – the very reforms that have bolstered the Texas economy in these tough times and increased access to health care throughout the state."
Mostyn also founded Back to Basics, spending more than $3 million so far to run attack ads against Governor Rick Perry and state house candidates who do not support the trial lawyer agenda, the press release states.
"Texans for Insurance Reform, which has nothing to do with insurance or reform, has reported $1.3 million in contributions, 99 percent of which came from personal injury trial attorneys. TIR supports candidates who push the trial lawyer agenda," Sylvester said.
"Trial lawyers also provide the major funding for the Texas Democratic Party. So far this cycle, 92 percent of the funding from the Texas Democratic Party has come from the Texas Democratic Trust a trial lawyer PAC founded by the late Fred Baron, an asbestos lawyer."
In addition to Mostyn and Baron, the top five trial lawyer contributors include John Eddie Williams, Nix Patterson & Roach and Provost Umphrey – three firms that were part of the 1998 $3.3 billion tobacco fee awarded by former attorney general and later convicted felon Dan Morales, the press release states.
Williams, Umphrey and Nix have been among the top Texas political contributors since that settlement.
Other trial lawyer groups that funnel money to Texas campaigns include the Coalition of Harris County Democratic Elected Officials, Texas Progress Council PAC, Texas Values in Action Coalition PAC, Lone Star Project PAC, Texas Forward Committee, Texans for Public Education, Turn Texas Blue and the Valley Political Action Committee, according to the press release.
"Personal injury trial lawyers represent only a tiny sliver of the legal community and an even smaller segment of Texas businesses and professionals," Sylvester said. "By contrast, TLR is the state's largest civil justice reform organization."
TLR is a bipartisan, volunteer-led coalition with more than 17,000 supporters residing in 869 Texas communities and representing 1,266 different businesses, professions and trades.
John Eddie Williams (Williams Kherkher) – $1,089,499.
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Halloween is a time of ghosts, goblins, and all things spooky. It's also a time where we can eat as much free chocolate as we want without needing to feel guilty! However, Halloween can quickly turn into a nightmare for you and your pet if they ingest chocolate.
Chocolate is toxic to dogs, cats, and most other pets. It contains a chemical called theobromine which, in large enough quantities, is toxic and even fatal to pets. Before you let your dog or cat convince you to offer up a taste of your Snickers bar, make sure you read up on chocolate toxicity to get all the facts. Here are some great articles to get you started.
Trick-or-Treat with the big cats this Saturday!
Wisconsin Big Cat Rescue will be open for trick-or-treating this Saturday, October 31 from 3:00pm-6:00pm. All 27 big cats will be "handing out" candy to visitors. There is no admission fee, though donations of any size are appreciated.
Attention Kids: 2nd Annual APPA National Children's Pet Poetry Contest!
For the second year, The American Pet Products Association (APPA) is holding a pet poetry contest for gradeschool children grades 3-5. Participants are invited to write a poem about their favorite pet and why they love them. Entries can be submitted online or by mail to Pets Add Life, 45 Winter Street, Reno, NV 89503. All entries must be received by January 15, 2010.
Two winners from each grade level will be selected to receive a supply of pet products. Their classroom will also receive a $1000 scholarship to help further pet-related education.
The clock is ticking, so kids....happy writing! Check out the website for all the contest details.
Help the Dane County Humane Society win big!
We all know how much the Dane County Humane Society does to help homeless pets in the greater Madison area. Now, help give back by making them a winner in the Animal Rescue Site $100,000 Shelter Challenge!
You may vote once per day until December 20, 2009. Make sure to tell all your friends to vote (retweet this if you can!) and bookmark this post so you can remember to vote every single day. Through the Shelter Challenge, the Dane County Humane Society has a chance to win up to a $20,000 grand prize; weekly awards of $1000 can also be won.
Please help support your local Humane Society by voting every day! It's quick, easy, and will help infinitely to care for homeless pets in our area.
Click the banner to vote!
A final pre-trial is scheduled for tomorrow, October 15, 2009, in the matter of a Madison man accused of holding cockfights. Jorge L. Iglesias was charged on June 26, 2009 with 13 felony counts of instigating animal fights.
Jorge Iglesias entered a plea of not guilty on all charges during his June initial appearance hearing. A jury trial is scheduled for November 3, 2009 in the Dane County Circuit Court.
If you have a dog (or just plain love dogs!), you'll feel right at home at the Wisconsin Dog Fair. Held on November 8, 2009 at the Alliant Energy Center in Madison, the event features vendors, exhibitors, raffles and more. Over 150 different dog breeds will also be available for viewing.
On Saturday night I took my hedgehog Laika out of her cage for her evening playtime. I noticed that she had a very strange lump on her back leg right at the quill line. It hadn't been there the day before, so I had my husband rush Laika and I to the emergency vet at about 8:00 at night.
The vet's first impression was the same as mine: it's probably an ingrown, infected quill. He decided to aspirate the lump. If it was filled with liquid, it should shrink quite easily. Unfortunately, the aspiration proved it was not filled with liquid but rather solid tissue.
I should find out the university's results later today. For now, I'm just keeping my fingers crossed that my sweet little hedgie girl will only have a minor removal surgery to endure.
Enjoy Barktoberfest this Sunday in Cambridge!
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In the Fall of 2002, my husband (then boyfriend) and I moved to Madison, WI for college. Having grown up with cats my entire life, our new apartment seemed dull without a furry little friend to meet me after a long day of classes. One day, we decided to check out the stores in the vicinity of our local mall, and we noticed a nearby PetSmart. I told my husband that if there were cats there, I would like to look into adopting one. Somewhat opposed to the idea, my husband said, "If there are cats, we can look at them, but we'll only get one if his name is Gabe." Thinking he had laid the whole cat issue to rest with such a one-in-a-million demand, we went to have a look inside.
Much to his dismay, there were indeed cats for adoption at PetSmart. We approached the cages only to discover that most of the cats were having an afternoon snooze. There was, however, one cat pawing frantically at the cage. My husband squinted to look at the name tag, and as luck would have it, the tag amazingly said "Gabe." True to his word, my husband hailed the attention of a store employee who got Gabe out of the cage for me to hold. When she placed him in my arms, he hissed and scratched my arm to the point of drawing blood. We both decided that, fate or not, Gabe would not be coming home with us after all.
A little dejected, I turned around to leave the adoption area. As I was about to walk out, the store clerk grabbed my hand. "Did you meet Tinker?" she excitedly asked. She opened up the cage directly to the left of Gabe's and handed me a soft, beautiful and purring Siamese mix. She had radiant blue eyes, tabby striped paws and calico ears. Her markings were completely original; almost funny, as though she had been crudely designed from the markings of ten different exotic cats.
I held Tinker in my arms for nearly 15 minutes as the store clerk told us all about her past. She was a stray from Delavan, WI where she was found wandering the streets. She had no way to fend for herself or find substantial food, as her owners had declawed all 4 of her paws. She suffered from severe ear mites when she found herself at the Lakeland Animal Shelter, but they were all taken care of by the shelter vet. One look at my husband, and I knew he felt the same as I did: Tinker was coming home with us.
When we picked Tinker up from the adoption center a week later, we immediately took her to the vet's office for a check-up. All of the vet techs absolutely adored Tinker and couldn't help but give her treat after treat. When they attempted to hear her heartbeat through the stethoscope, they were unsuccessful as her loud purr was too overwhelming (she never ceased purring when amongst company). The veterinarian came in to examine Tinker and remarked about the strange way her eyes seemed to dart back and forth as though she were reading an invisible script. He suspected that perhaps she had an inner ear infection, but this was not the case. He left the room and returned a few minutes later with a thick medical book in his hands. Reading from the book, he explained to us that Tinker had a condition common in Oriental cat breeds called Congenital Nystagmus. The condition caused no issues for her and did not compromise her vision in any way; her eyes simply darted back and forth comically. Her nystagmus proved to be just another unique feature of her already unique appearance. At this point, we expected nothing less from our little anomaly.
We took Tinker home, where she immediately settled herself in. Within an hour, she was sleeping in my lap. She also slept in bed with us that same night, beginning the nightly occurrence of Tinker sharing a pillow with me and often snoring directly into my ear (I'd often wake up some nights with her paw in my mouth). She continued to charm us and visitors to our home for the next six months as the only cat; the Queen of the Household, a task she took very seriously.
Those six months later we encountered another misunderstood Siamese mix at a local shelter. His name was Shamrock, and he was scared and thin from months of being generally mishandled by well-meaning folks that didn't necessarily understand the gentle and emotional temperament of the Siamese breed. Though Tinker was content as an only cat, we couldn't bear to see Shamrock at the shelter. From the moment Shamrock came home with us, he would be known as "Gabe."
Tinker and Gabe did not have an easy acclimation, to say the least. For Gabe, it was love at first sight. For Tinker, Gabe was simply a pest that needed to be eradicated. He would touch noses with her; she would bite and tackle him. So it went for several months, during which Gabe took to stress-licking his fur to cope with the rejection. My husband and I resigned ourselves to the fact that Tinker and Gabe may never be friends, but simply co-exist as neutral roommates (Gabe's fur grew back as he also resigned himself to this fact). Therefore, it was incredibly surprising when the day finally came that Tinker decided to jump up onto the couch to lay by him. It must have surprised Gabe too, because he let out a confused meow and ran from the room! After a few more unsuccessful attempts by Tinker, Gabe recognized that she was burying the hatchet and allowed her to lay by him. They became fast friends from that point on.
Gabe and Tinker were inseparable from fall of 2003 until the beginning of 2009, when Tinker was diagnosed with renal failure. Her disease was advancing more quickly than we could control, and the veterinarian did not have optimistic expectations for her long-term survival. When Tinker came home from the vet's office after we received the news, Gabe uncharacteristically hid upstairs for nearly a week. If Tinker approached him, he would avert his eyes and slink away. He knew something was wrong; terribly wrong. She slowly regained her strength and Gabe slowly warmed back up to her. Things went back to normal for a few months, as we tried to push the severity of Tinker's illness from our minds.
In April of 2009, Tinker took a turn for the worst. She stopped eating solid food and would lay unmoving in one spot for hours at a time. Her once-silky coat became dull, and her eyes had lost the bright, glimmer of joy that they always held. As unprepared as we were, my husband and I knew it was time to say goodbye. Through a steady stream of tears and sobbing, I held Tinker in my arms while the veterinarian mercifully put her to sleep. As her body lost strength and went limp, I whispered in her ear how sorry I was and how much I loved her. I really hope she knew.
Tinker was a beautiful, loving and wonderful friend to me, but she was also so much more. She represented my first foray into adulthood. She was there when I ventured into the big city on my own. When I began college. When I got married, started my career and bought my first home. When everything around me was changing, I could always count on Tinker to ground me; to remind me of the constants in life. She was my life preserver, my confidant, my pillow and my rock. When I lost her, I felt like the most important phase of my life had come to an end. However, I also knew that in moments of such sorrow, one needed to move on in order to stay afloat.
Nowadays, when I come home from a nasty day at work, I'm still met by Gabe, who is still as loving, vocal and gentle as ever. And whenever I'm feeling down and wish that Tinker was around for me to hold, I can look at photographs and instantly remember what it was like to hold her at the PetSmart for the first time. To look into her eyes and know, beyond the shadow of a doubt, that we were going to make each other's lives better.
And we did. We both did.
Teach your kids a lesson about friendship with the delightful children's book Roy and Kitty. The book features over 40 full-color photographs (every page is full-color!) following the main characters Roy (a dog) and Kitty (a cat) as they form a very unlikely friendship. The story is told from the animals' perspective and in their own words. Young readers will enjoy the easy reading and adorable photos, as will pet-lovers of any age.
Roy and Kitty is written by Dane County author Bill Vancil. His previous work includes Don't Fear the Big Dogs, inspired by his battle with prostate cancer. Vancil is also the editor for My Dog Magazine and owns the webdesign company Vancil Creative in Cross Plains, WI.
Keeping an indoor cat enriched is not as simple as providing food and a clean litterbox. It takes consistent interaction and mental stimulation to keep indoor cats truly happy. Join Dr. Tony Buffington on October 11, 2009 from 11:00am-1:00pm to learn more about this topic, part of the speaker's Indoor Cat Initiative.
Dr. Buffington will speak for one hour, followed by social time and a question & answer session.
Ever wish you could bring your favorite pet with you wherever you go? Though that's still not a possibility for most people, there is a way to have the next best thing: a photo handbag! If you're like me (or most women), you don't go anywhere without your handbag. It's more or less your traveling studio apartment. It carries your wallet, your keys, your checkbook, your makeup…the list goes on an on. Since your handbag goes everywhere you do, why not make it a unique way to show off your pet?
Photo handbags available through SnapTotes are fun and practical. They are available in many different styles, from diaper bags to classy clutches. Depending on the style you choose, your bag can be customized with different trim, various fabric styles, color choices, and much more. You can even choose to have your photo display on both sides of the bag for some designs.
Adding a photo to the bag is easy. SnapTotes has a simple uploading tool to choose a photo right from your computer. If your favorite photo isn't available digitally, you also have the option of mailing a hard copy in to the company. The way your photo displays on the handbag is totally up to you; you can zoom in, zoom out, adjust the placement, etc. SnapTotes even has a tool that allows you to create a collage of multiple photos if you just can't choose a favorite.
A customized photo handbag is a great gift idea for pet lovers (I know I'd love to be given one!) It's a gift that is not only practical, but totally personal. SnapTotes also offers photo pillows in addition to their wide selection of handbags. A photo pillow is a thoughtful gift idea for college students leaving home, frequent business travelers, and anyone else who could use a little reminder of their beloved pet. There is also a men's collection which includes messenger bags, photo wallets, and more.
Visit SnapTotes online for more information. Use discount code couptote09 for 15% off any order over $50, or use code greatbags for 10% off an order of any size.


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Leading Layer: Made From a Tencel cooling layer and also has one-inch gel memory foam infused with the cover. It draws heat and hence, provides sleepers with great feeling when they sleep.
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This cushion is developed with only one firmness degree, the tool firm. The top comfort layer offers an elegant, smooth feeling with the essential support layers giving firmer assistance below.
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Flaunting a sophisticated temperature control innovation, the layers below are flawlessly designed to spread warm successfully as well as the breathable cover keeps one's cool normally. The two gel foam layers of this bed mattress likewise utilize thermo-regulating gel to diffuse a body heat for cooler rest. Additionally, the layers below are breathable and enhance air circulation.
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Q: Security benefits of encoding HTML special characters in JSON responses I have recently received a recommendation, from a third party, to encode HTML special characters in all server responses "for security reasons". So:
' --> '
& --> &

e.g.
{ "id": 1, "name": "Miles O'Brien" }

Question: Is there a security gain in doing this, or is it just a paranoia?

A: & --> &

Are you sure this was the kind of encoding they meant?
There is a reason to encode HTML-special characters being returned inside JSON responses, and that's to avoid XSS causing by unwanted type-sniffing. For example if you had:
{ "name": "<body>Mister <script>...</script>" }

and an attacker included a link to your JSON-returning resource in an HTML context (eg iframe src) then a stupid browser might decide that, due to the giveaway string <body>, your document was not a JSON object but an HTML document. It could then execute the script in your security context, leading to XSS vulns.
The solution to this is to use JSON string literal escaping, for example:
{ "name": "\u003Cbody\u003EMister \u003Cscript\u003E...\u003C/script\u003E" }

Using HTML-escaping in this context, whilst it avoids the problem, has the side-effect of changing the meaning of the strings. "Miles O'Brien" read by a JSON parser is still Miles O'Brien with the ampersand-x-twenty-seven in it, so if you're writing that value to the page using the likes of .value, .textContent or jQuery .text() it's going to look weird.
Now if you were assigning that string to .innerHTML or jQuery .html() instead, then yeah, you'd definitely need to HTML-escape it at some point, regardless of the JSON XSS problem. However I'd suggest that in this case, for separation-of-concerns reasons, that point should be at the client end where you're actually injecting the content into HTML markup, rather than the server side generating the JSON. In general it is better to avoid injecting strings into markup anyhow, when safer DOM-style methods are available.

A: Depending on what you are using the data for, yes there is a security benefit.
If you were taking user input, and sending it back to your server, then using it to interact with your database; I could potentially terminate one of your strings, and inject my own SQL statements. And even without a malicious mindset, you sending around quotation characters could accidentally terminate strings.

A: There seems to be a tendency to protect novice/stupid/naive developers from creating XSS holes in their sites. Especially when someone else is going to deal with these responses (e.g. open API, some junior developer on your team) he might forget to properly HTML-encode the strings before feeding them to some $('#myelement).html() method. The idea is that escaping these responses on the server will result in double escaping (worst case) for developers who don't understand escaping, whereas "smart" developers will know when to unescape the values before using them. The alternative being that "less smart" developers will create a site filled with XSS security holes.
Personally I'm not a big fan of this tendency, but I certainly see how it will result in a safer internet overall, especially as web development is more and more being practiced as a hobby.... What you choose to do is up to you, but this is the rationale behind the request to html-escape all strings in JSON.
Examples of others doing this:

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*Spotify

*Open Social (I don't have a link, I'm sure you'll take my word for it)


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North-west of the CBD is Belconnen. She's a higly residential place, and most of the trading goes on at the Westfield Belconnen, in Belconnen Town Centre, which is also a bus interchange. The Canberra Stadium and the Australian Institute of Sport (in Bruce) are in the vicinity. The numbers 3 and 7 ACTION buses will get you from the Town Centre to the city station. A bed in Belco for the night? Find one below.
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Вели Лошињ је насељено место у саставу града Малог Лошиња у Приморско-горанској жупанији, Република Хрватска.

Географија
Вели Лошињ се налази на острву Лошињу.

Историја
До територијалне реорганизације у Хрватској налазио се у саставу старе општине Црес-Лошињ.

Становништво
На попису становништва 2011. године, Вели Лошињ је имао 901 становника.

Попис 1991.
На попису становништва 1991. године, насељено место Вели Лошињ је имало 994 становника, следећег националног састава:

Извори
  Савезни завод за статистику и евиденцију ФНРЈ и СФРЈ, попис становништва 1948, 1953, 1961, 1971, 1981. и 1991. године

Референце

Спољашње везе

Мали Лошињ
Насељена места у Хрватској
Насељена места у Приморско-горанској жупанији
Википројект географија/Насеља у Хрватској


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Statement on the interinstitutional agreement (IMCO adoption) of the P2B regulation
[Brussels, 21 February] We welcome today's endorsement of the interinstitutional agreement on fairness and transparency in platform-to-business relations.
The swift adoption by co-legislators shows that the European Union is dedicated to improve the functioning of the Digital Single Market and the conditions therein. Lenard Koschwitz, Senior Director Global Public Policy states: "We are pleased that the negotiators have taken the diversity of the platform economy largely into account and have chosen to pursue a principle-based approach."
Koschwitz adds: "Europe's platform economy consists of thousands of highly diverse startups, intermediaries and businesses. Marketplaces, platforms and communities will continuously evolve and provide more sophisticated products and services to consumers, solving increasingly complex problems. We're excited about the future of startup platforms in Europe and will pursue an open and constructive dialogue with EU Institutions and decision makers."
Find the PDF Version of the letter here.
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Mother Teresa, the woman who dedicated her life to serving the poorest of the poor in Calcutta, India through her movement called the Missionaries of Charity, is quoted as saying, "Not all of us can do great things. But we can do small things with great love." From someone who did great things on a regular basis, so many that she won a Nobel Peace Prize, these are comforting words. Too often we become paralyzed with the enormity of the problems surrounding us. We may not be able to solve world hunger or poverty in our own community, but we can serve the hungry and poor with the love of Jesus Christ. Our call, as someone has said, is not to be successful, but to be faithful.
As Jesus sends out the disciples to do his work, he tells them that sometimes they will be received, and other times they will be rejected. He doesn't want them to become discouraged, but to keep going. He then goes on to tell them that those who receive them, are doing something to be celebrated and should be rewarded. He then follows that up with today's verse about giving a cup of cold water. Even that minimal effort will be rewarded greatly by God.
Prayer: Give me wisdom, Lord Jesus, to show your love through what I do. Amen.
Action: Google Mother Teresa, and learn a little about what she did. A good place to start might be motherteresa.org.
Respond: To whom could you give "a cup of cold water"? What would that look like?


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