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Paul Toppo (ur. 30 czerwca 1957 w Garla) – indyjski duchowny rzymskokatolicki, od 2006 biskup Raigarh.

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Święcenia kapłańskie otrzymał 24 maja 1988 i został inkardynowany do diecezji Raigarh. Był m.in. rektorem diecezjalnego niższego seminarium w Gholeng, sekretarzem biskupim, diecezjalnym ceremoniarzem, a także kanclerzem kurii i wikariuszem generalnym diecezji.

23 marca 2006 papież Benedykt XVI mianował go biskupem Raigarh. Sakry biskupiej udzielił mu 24 maja 2006 kard. Telesphore Toppo.

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Bibliografia

Indyjscy biskupi katoliccy
Urodzeni w 1957

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Q: Extract all string from a java project I have a rather big number of source files that I need parse and extract all string literals and put them in a file as play old java constant.
For exemple:
Label l = new Label("Cat");

Would become:
Label l = new Label(Constants.CAT);

And in Constants.java I would have:
public final static String CAT = "Cat";

I do not want the strings to be externalized in a property text file.
One reason is for consistency and code readability.
The other is that our client code uses GWT, which does not support Java property text file mechanism.
I could write some sort of parser (using ant replace task maybe)?
But I wondered if an IDE already does this sort of thing automatically.

A: To complete Peter Kelley answer, you might consider for eclipse IDE the AST solution.
You might then write an AST program which parse your source code and does what you want.
A full example is available in this eclipse corner article, also more details in the eclipse help.
And you can find some examples in Listing 5 of the section "Implementation of in-place translation" of Automating the embedding of Domain Specific Languages in Eclipse JDT, alongside multiple examples in GitHub projects.

A: Eclipse does do this automatically.  Right-click the file, choose "Source", then "Externalize strings"
This doesn't do exactly what you requested (having the strings in a Constants.java file as Strings) but the method used is very powerful indeed.  It moves them into a properties file which can be loaded dynamically depending on your locale.  Having them in a separate Java source file as you suggest means you'll either have ALL languages in your application at once or you'll ship different applications depending on locale.
We use it for our applications where even the basic stuff has to ship in English and Japanese - our more complicated applications ship with 12 languages - we're not a small software development company by any means :-).
If you do want them in a Java file, despite the shortcomings already mentioned, it's a lot easier to write a program to morph the properties file into a Java source file than it is to try and extract the strings from free-form Java source.
All you then need to do is modify the Accessor class to use the in-built strings (in the separate class) rather than loading them at run time.

A: There are some good reasons why you wouldn't want to do this. Aside from the fact that any such generated file (I didn't know about the eclipse function)is not going to distinguish between strings that you're setting, for example, as constructor args in test classes and things you actually want to have as constants, the bigger issue is that all of your public static finals are going to be compiled into your classes, and if you want to alter the classes behaviour you'll need to alter not only the class holding the constants but everything that references it.

A: I fully acknowledge what Pax Diablo said. We're using that function too.
When applied to a class file the function "Externalize strings" will create two files, a class Messages.class and a properties file messages.properties. Then it will redirect all direct usages of string literals to a call to Messages.get(String key) and using the key you entered for the string in the "Ext. String" wizard.
BTW: What's so bad about property files? As he said, you can just change the properties file and don't have to change the class if you need to change the text.
Another advantage is this one: The way of extracting the string literals into a property file leaves you free to translate the source language in any language you want without modifying any code. The properties file loader loads the target language file automatically by using the corresponding file with the language iso code. So you don't have to worry about the platform your code runs on, it will select the appropriate language (nearly) automatically. See documentation of class ResourceBundle for how this works in detail.

A: You may want to check out the Jackpot source transformation engine in NetBeans which would allow you to script your source transformations.

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G-Poppers … August 24th, 2018
"People are stupid."
This is a statement that seems to be flying through the air twenty-four hours a day, as our society becomes convinced that gaining supremacy over other people is best achieved by insulting them and striking out at their character and intelligence.
Unfortunately, there is way to stop this onslaught without getting ground up in the gears of the mechanism.
So today I offer my last G-Popper.
It has been a great run.
Sharing the wisdom of cordiality and gentleness through the eyes of a grandfather was something I felt, many months ago when I began this column, to be a kind way of expressing the change that needs to be set forth among us all.
But it is important for all organisms on Earth to evolve with the times.
So starting next week I will have a new column on Friday entitled "Sit Down Comedy." It will be a combination of observations mingled with a humorous peek into how we turn our everyday journey into a sixteen-lane freeway instead of just honoring a path.
And of course, in the process we will determine the difference between a stupid idea and trying to tie that misstep with the people who often accidentally stumble into believing it.
We will use video. We will use audio. We may use music. And just a little bit of writing to express the ways to escape stupidity without declaring people stupid.
It will be simpler than G-Poppers but no less sincere.
So I look forward to seeing each and every one of you next week for "Sit Down Comedy," when we can sit down and reason together… and use the comedy to ease some of the pain.
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Catchy (Sitting 22) Meanwhile … November 12th, 2017
Soos got busy.
Having placed the shoddy-quality video she shot at the jail up on YouTube, she worked very hard with her understanding of the Internet, attempting to force traffic in its direction. She had some awareness of how to accomplish this, but it was still a rather hit-and-miss proposal. But seven hours later, there were 350,000 hits, and it was growing by 100,000 an hour. By the end of the day, the viewings were nearly two million.
Not only were people checking out the video, sharing it, reposting it and talking about it, but an organization called "The Defense of the Innocent" had decided to make the case their pet project for the week.
They started a crowd-funding campaign to get Jubal Carlos out of his bind, and within a day and a half, they had raised over a million dollars.
It became the subject of conversations on talk shows. People were discussing it at their jobs. It even crossed over the generation gap, with mothers and fathers finding something to converse about with their teenagers.
The Defense of the Innocent did not waste any time trying to get to the bottom of how a drummer for Las Vegas Casinos, who had a heart for the homeless, had ended up in the clink. Within three days they had tracked the conspiracy back to a Washington lobbyist, who then disappeared on a flight to South America. The organization continued its investigation, finding that the request for the arrest of Jubal Carlos had come from somewhere in Congress.
Calls flooded the Clark County jail. The sheriff was inundated with emails, letters and all sorts of communications, accusing him of persecuting a generous man.
But things really got poppin' when the famous acts appearing in Las Vegas, who had enjoyed Jubal's accompaniment on the skins, began to speak out, which generated even more press and stirred up a whirlwind of questions.
Pressured, frustrated and not certain why the whole thing had begun in the first place, the Clark County sheriff ordered Jubal released for time served.
However, Jubal had to negotiate to get Matthew out since it was a completely separate matter. But the sheriff was in no mood to make a stand, so after only six days, the new comrades, Matthew and Jubal, came strolling out of the Clark County Municipal Building–free.
They were immediately surrounded by reporters. A crowd of several hundred people had gathered on the steps to hear Jubal speak. There was only one question:
"Mr. Carlos, what do you plan to do about the false imprisonment that you've undergone?"
Jubal stood for about three seconds, and then responded, "Nothing."
This brought a hurricane of inquiries hurled in his direction, all with the same theme:
"But you were mistreated…"
"Injustice was done…"
Jubal patted Matthew on the back and said, "This is my buddy, Matthew. He's kind of like a tax collector."
There was a smattering of laughter.
"I thought I'd take him down to the homeless section, see if I can get somebody to grab my congas, call up my band, 'The Pebble Pushers,' and have a celebration concert."
"When will this happen?" one of the reporters asked.
Jubal shrugged and said, "How about three o'clock this afternoon? Everybody's invited."
As they walked away, Matthew furrowed his brow and whispered to Jubal, "What are you doing?"
Jubal laughed. "I don't know, but it sure sounds like fun."
Calls were made.
Soos was contacted to get ahold of The Pebble Pushers and rig up some sort of sound system.
Prophet Morgan, who had just come from the blackjack tables with his yearly bonanza of funds for the poor, started spreading the word all through the casinos.
Jo-Jay quickly found a courtesy suite at one of the famous hotels so Matthew and Jubal could clean up and get ready for the afternoon activities.
And a spot was found in a park near the homeless haven for the impromptu concert.
At three o'clock, Matthew and Jubal arrived to an amazing scene. There were thousands of people. There was a stage made up of old crates, boxes and palates–the perfect venue for Jubal Carlos and The Pebble Pushers. Sitting on top of the makeshift stage were Jubal's famous double set of congas, waiting for a good beating.
Jubal took the stage, to the screams and applause of an appreciative audience, giddy on the elixir of defiance.
Jubal announced, "I know people always say this, but I truthfully, honestly, gloriously and faithfully want to thank each and every one of you for helping me gain my freedom. It is not my doing, but it is a work of God–because people came together. Do you understand what I mean? When people come together for something good, it is the presence of God. So let's play some music, let's dance, let's celebrate and let's see if they will take me in this time for actually disturbing the peace."
The crowd cheered.
For the next hour-and-a-half, Jubal and the band played song after song, driving the audience into a state of frenzy.
All at once, in the midst of a particularly vibrant number, Jubal stopped and called Matthew to the back of the stage. Stepping aside from his drums as the band continued to play, he stepped down to speak to Matthew.
"Listen, here's what I want you to do. How many McDonald's do you think there are in this town?"
Matthew shook his head. "I don't know. Fifty? A hundred?"
Jubal replied, "Good. These people are hungry. I want you to go to all those McDonald's and buy up all the McDoubles and small fries that they have in stock and bring them out here."
Matthew blanched, eyes widened, and said, "What??"
Jubal continued. "And while you're at it, pick up thousands of bottles of water."
Jubal headed back to the stage, and Matthew grabbed his arm. "How am I going to do this? I've only got fifty bucks on me."
Jubal frowned. "Don't you have millions in the bank for this promotion?"
Matthew nodded. "Yeah… but how does this fit into the promotion?"
Jubal laughed. "Well, I think we're gonna get a lot of press if we pass out a McDouble and a small fry to everybody in this audience. What? About five or six thousand? If we give them bottles of water and we continue to rock the park, the press will stay as long as the music's hot and the hamburgers are tasty."
Matthew shook his head. "It's a great idea. I just wish I had the people to do it."
Jubal pointed to the crowd. "Grab some people from the audience. You'll have plenty of helpers. And while you're getting the burgers and fries together, I'll continue the concert. And you can roll in with a bunch of vans filled with meat, cheese and potatoes."
"This is crazy," said Matthew.
Jubal paused.
And then, as if struck by a great notion from the heavens, replied, "No. It's the beginning of our Good Cheer Revolution."
Catchy--a billionaire dies, leaving millions behind for anyone who can make Jesus popular again. It is a comedic, thought-provoking serial with a new chapter each week.
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Catchy (Sitting 20) Jail Jargon … October 29th, 2017
Matthew was arrested.
The charge was obstruction of justice/interfering with the duties of a peace officer. He didn't really care.
They finger-printed him, took his mug shot and he was escorted through two green, metallic doors into a holding area with a large L-shaped cell, occupied by about twenty or so people.
Matthew immediately noticed that all the detainees were sitting on one side of the cell and Jubal Carlos was on the other. He was a bit confused about the separation–until he was placed inside and came close to Jubal. Mr. Carlos explained that since his incarceration, he had refused to eat or bathe. He smelled like a rotten tomato at a manure factory. All the inmates had decided to leave him alone to literally stew in his own juices.
Jubal looked horrible–already gaunt, ashen, with a bit of sweat dripping from his brow. He was happy to see Matthew, though perplexed as to why he was gaining a partner.
"What happened?" Matthew asked.
Jubal drew a deep breath, looked around to make sure no one was listening and replied, "I don't exactly know. I was down in the homeless area, passing out bologna and American cheese sandwiches, when I was suddenly surrounded by what looked like a battalion of policemen–clad in armor! I protested, so they added the charge of "resisting arrest" onto my indictment. They explained that a complaint has been levied against me by a woman from New York City, who was visiting in Vegas, and she said I accosted her, demanding donations for the street folk, and she felt threatened."
Matthew squinted. He hadn't known Jubal very long, but the chance that this pacifist had stirred up a sea of violence seemed highly unlikely. Something was obviously going on. He paused, trying to figure out whether he should assimilate into the scene along with Jubal, or share the vision he had for taking Jesus to the streets.
Instead, Matthew opted to ask for his phone call. He chose to dial up Jo-Jay. She was once again right on top of matters, and had a lot more information than Matthew.
She explained that Prophet Morgan had gone off to the blackjack tables for his yearly fund-raising campaign for an orphanage he funded in Honduras. Sister Rolinda was in the streets of Las Vegas, passing out condoms to the prostitutes, Soos was already on her way to the Clark County Jail, having picked up through the grapevine that Jubal was in there and assuming that Matthew would not be far behind.
Matthew gave Jo-Jay one instruction. "Find out the source of the arrest of Jubal Carlos."
She jumped on the opportunity. No question or doubt. What a dynamic lady she was. It would have been so easy to whine–discontent over such an ill-defined mission. Instead, she decided to learn as she went and hope for the best.
As soon as he hung up the phone, one of his jailers told him he had a visitor. It was Soos. Matthew was confused by Soos's appearance–she was limping and had what appeared to be a colostomy bag hanging from her side.
"What the…?" Matthew wasn't able to finish his thought before Soos grabbed his arm and guided him back toward the clink. Being placed safe inside again, the keeper of the crooks brought Soos a chair so she could be comfortable during her visit with Matthew.
Matthew continued to stare at Soos in disbelief. "What the hell is going on?"
Soos motioned for him to be quiet, whispering, "I found out they wouldn't let anybody see you or Jubal, here, unless it was a relative or an emergency, so I told them I was your sister and I was on my way to have an operation to be further disemboweled for my cancer treatment."
Matthew gasped. "You what?"
Soos continued. "Figuring they would need to see some evidence of my condition, I went to the medical supply house, picked up this colostomy bag and some other contraptions that made me look real endangered."
Matthew shook his head and Jubal chuckled.
"Don't encourage her," Matthew said to Jubal.
Jubal reached through the bars, took her hand and shook it. "Brilliant, my dear."
Soos looked Jubal in the eye. "Thank you. Do you know how bad you smell?"
Jubal laughed. "No…but thank you for making me aware."
Matthew began to explain the situation to Soos, but she stopped him. "I only have ten minutes. That gives you five minutes to tell Jubal what we're trying to do with this campaign, and five minutes for me to take the I-Phone I snuck past the guards in my colostomy bag, so I can make a video of Jubal and put it on the Internet, and see if we can't get him out of here."
Matthew was speechless, dazzled.
Soos went on. "Oh, you're such a man. I don't have time to explain the details to you. Just trust me. Let me tell Jubal. Here's the way it is, Mr. Carlos. We're trying to get Jesus popular again, and we thought the best way to do that was to get you to travel around the country, in character, playing the part and the heart of Jesus, so that once again there would be a visual for the young people, and in so doing, the same controversy, presence, and maybe power, would be generated."
Matthew tried to interject but Jubal touched his arm and silenced him.
"You explained that so well," he said to Soos. "It would have taken my brother here two hours to do that. I don't know if I want to be Jesus or not, but I would like to get out of here, eat a nice steak and take a shower."
Soos, tipping her head back to avoid the odor, agreed. "We think that would be a good thing, too."
"So what do you want me to do?" asked Jubal.
Matthew started to give stage direction. Soos interrupted. "Listen, Mattie Boy, I'm on a roll, so let me handle this."
Matthew felt it was a poor time to have a business argument in the Clark County Jail. He submitted.
Soos paused, thinking, then looked at Jubal and said, "I want you to be Jesus, and I want you to tell people what Jesus would feel about being in the Clark County Jail, accused of a crime he did not commit."
Jubal crinkled his brow, then bowed his head. After about fifteen seconds, he lifted it up and spoke to Soos. "I think I'm ready."
She cautiously removed her phone from the bag and pointed it in his direction. "Action."
Jubal began. "I was in prison, and you visited me. I am in prison, and I'm so lonely. I do not know what I've done wrong. I have tried to love people–and they told me these folks were not lovable. I passed out a bologna sandwich, and was informed I was disturbing the peace. I've tried to bring my music to the world. I have brought the rhythm of joy, and now I find myself quite alone–without anyone to be my champion. I'm not afraid. I'm not sad. I haven't given up on anything I believe. And if I'm supposed to stay in here until my sentence is completed, then praise God. But if I could get out, I would do even more. I would climb a housetop and shout. I would find an injustice and expose it. And I would find ways to sprinkle hope and faith on everything I see. My name is Jubal Carlos. There's nothing special about me except whatever I can do special to bless others."
He bowed his head again.
Matthew was in tears.
Soos smiled. "That's a wrap," she said. "Now let me get to work." The producers of jonathots would humbly request a yearly subscription donation of $10 for this wonderful, inspirational opportunity
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Sometimes life can test us, wouldn't you agree? So often we can compare our life to pack of cards. Some hands you are dealt are life-changing and winning opportunities, others are sent to test us or certainly seek out our best poker face to get through. Life is challenging, there is no shying away from that fact. So what happens when tragedy strikes? Maybe you have lost a loved one, a marriage is ending or you have been involved in an accident that has left you with life-changing injuries, these are all things that can have an adverse effect on us. When the hand you have been dealt right now isn't looking to promising there really is only two ways you can handle it, feel sorry for yourself or take ownership and move forward. I wanted to share with you some of the ways you can move forward when tragedy has struck. I hope it offers inspiration and hope that things can and will get better.
In some cases fixing something sounds extremely simple and often it isn't as easy as that, I understand that. But fixing something can come in all shapes and sizes. For example, a tragic accident leaving you with a painful back injury could mean that a simple positive step to see a spine doctor could improve your lifestyle dramatically. Opening up a line of communication between you and loved one could be the positive step for reconciliation. A job loss can be fixed by being proactive with hunting for a new one. Money problems can be solved with budgeting and taking ownership for your current situation. I understand that not all situations can be fixed, but you can choose to take the right steps forward.
As previously pointed out, often in some cases things can't be fixed. The loss of a loved one or family member can be devastating, and you can't exactly bring them back into your life, but acceptance of this time could be the positive step to take to move forward. Perhaps a relationship has broken down for good, maybe something unforgivable was done, so accepting instead of feeling hatred or hurt could be the ideal next move to make. It's important to understand what you can do and what you can't. But acceptance in both parts is a vital step.
Positivity is something that has already been mentioned and it is something that can get you far with the process of moving forward and taking ownership of your life after tragedy. Negativity breeds negativity and you may find that the black hole you feel you are in now is only going to get worse if you wallow in self-pity. Make a habit of a positive thought process and don't allow yourself to dwell for too long on anything negative.
Finally, start by taking care of yourself a little more. Accept when you need time, indulge in what makes you feel good and take care of yourself. No one can run on empty and it is vital to fill yourself up with your own fuel of positivity and energy. That might come from a long soak in the bath or some time doing a hobby you enjoy. Look at what you love and enjoy and make time for more of it. You will be a better person for it.


Do you have pets such as dogs and cats at home? How about an in-ground pool? Do you know that in-ground pools can also be safety hazards for your furry friends? Here are some ways on how to make your pool safer for your pets.
Like small children, your pets can easily slip into the pools without you knowing. What better way to protect them than to install pool safety features like glass fences and pool covers.
Auckland Glass Ltd recommends contacting a supplier for glass balustrades in Auckland and ask how much it would cost to install a glass pool fence that's just the right height to prevent your furry friends from slipping into the waters accidentally. As for pool covers, you can easily buy these at the hardware store or you can create a customized one for your pool, especially if the size and shape of your pool/s are a bit non-conventional.
Educate yourself with basic first aid.
There are cases when dogs can drown in your pool. What's important is that you are aware of basic life-saving first aid, like cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) for your pets. If you already know CPR, keep in mind that for pets, the techniques differ based on their size. It would be advisable to attend a seminar designed for pet safety and first aid.
Consider reducing the amount of chlorine in your pool.
Your furry friend's sensory organs are more susceptible to chlorine irritation compared to humans. It's advisable to lower the level of chlorine in your pool if you're also after pet safety. Remember, if your dog drinks from the toilet from time to time, there's no stopping them to take sips from the pool. This is why it's important to install pool safety features, so your dogs won't be able to get in and won't suffer from high chlorine irritation.
Your in-ground pool can be a dangerous place for your pets so follow these pool safety tips to lessen the risks. And just like small children, it's important to keep an eye on your pets so they don't go around in the pool area without supervision.


BEIJING (Reuters) - China's cabinet on Thursday announced new measures to cut costs for companies as policymakers look to support growth amid an escalating trade war with the United States that threatens exporters.
The State Council announced tax cuts that should reduce firms' costs by more than 45 billion yuan ($6.59 billion) this year, state radio reported.
Beijing is speeding up infrastructure spending and offering help to smaller companies as China's economy cools and U.S. trade tensions intensify.
"Cutting taxes and reducing costs are a key initiatives in implementing active fiscal policy and ensuring a stable economy," said the cabinet.


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Delhi inches towards pollution emergency, air highly toxic
The EPCA has banned all civil construction and demolition activities in Delhi and stalled entry of trucks in the national capital, except those carrying essential commodities. Photo: AFP
2 min read . Updated: 08 Nov 2017, 08:13 PM IST PTI
If Delhi's air quality index score touches 500 and persists there for 48 hours, measures like odd-even scheme will come into effect
New Delhi: The toxic haze hanging over Delhi on Wednesday thickened, leading to near zero visibility at many places, even as air quality slid further and touched calamitous levels.
The air quality index of the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) had a score of 487 on a scale of 500, indicating 'severe' levels of pollution, which can affect even healthy people and "seriously impact" those with existing diseases.
If the score touches 500 and persists there for at least 48 hours, measures like odd-even and a ban on construction and demolition activities will come into force across the Delhi NCR under the graded response action plan (GRAP). The Environment Pollution (Prevention & Control) Authority (EPCA) has banned all civil construction and demolition activities in Delhi and stalled entry of trucks in the national capital, except those carrying essential commodities. The EPCA also said a decision on reintroducing the odd-even rule for traffic will be taken on Thursday.
The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation Limited (DMRC) said they were on course to augment their services in terms of increasing frequency but remained non-committal on slashing fares temporarily. The civic bodies are yet to announce any hike in parking fees. However, the EPCA had made it clear on Tuesday that its orders are legally binding and have to be enforced once the chief secretaries of the respective states issue them.
It was the environment ministry which, in January, had empowered the EPCA through a gazette notification to enforce the GRAP to combat air pollution in the Delhi NCR region. Meanwhile, the Delhi government announced that all schools in the national capital will remain closed till Sunday in view of the "unbearable" air pollution.
According to the forecast of the ministry of earth sciences' System of Air Quality and Weather Forecasting And Research (SAFAR), the 24hour average concentrations of PM2.5 and PM10 will be around 420 and 678 micrograms per cubic metre. The corresponding safe standards of these ultra-fine particulates, up to 30 times finer than the width of a human hair, are 60 and 100 respectively.
Also read: Delhi pollution beats Beijing's as air quality goes off the chart
Secretary, ministry of earth sciences, Madhavan Rajeevan said the smog in Delhi is not localised, but spread across the entire region. He said the conditions will persist for another two-three days. The SAFAR suggested that the "sudden" intrusion of pollutant-laden smoke from neighbouring Punjab and Haryana from the night of 6 November led to the spike as the high quantity of moisture in the city's air trapped the particulates.
"There is absolutely no wind movement. Moreover, temperature is also not coming down substantially which could have resulted in the conversion of the fog into water and subsequent dispersion of the suspended particulates," CPCB scientist Dipankar Saha explained.
Apart from Delhi, neighbouring Faridabad, Ghaziabad, Gurgaon and Noida were also in the 'severe' category. Residents of the city complained of heavy breathing and watery eyes as the smog did not even spare living rooms or underground metro stations.
On Tuesday, with a score of 448 in a scale of 500, the air quality index was at the year's worst. The Indian Medical Association had declared a "public health emergency" and appealed to the government to stop outdoor sports and other such activities in schools to protect the health of children. The Delhi government had also issued a health advisory for high-risk people, including children, the elderly, pregnant women and those suffering from asthma and heart ailments.


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Q: Copy file via scp I have two servers. server A and B . I have created user on server A
script is here
useradd --home-dir /opt/test --no-create-home --shell /opt/test/bin/test.sh --password XXXX test

I want to connect server A from B via scp and copy file
scp -t -t  -r  /opt/test/ test@192.168.0.52:/opt/test/

but throws exeption
scp: ambiguous target

I have  read about this error.As I understood this is syntactic error but there is not such a problem
Can anybody help me?

A: AFAIK scp has no option -t (see man page http://linux.die.net/man/1/scp)
scp -r /opt/test/ test@192.168.0.52:/opt/test/

should do the job.


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RCB vs GT Betting Tips & Predictions
RCB vs GT Betting...
I'm about to offer you the best tips for IPL betting ahead of Thursday's match at the Wankhede Stadium. There's the latest RCB vs GT betting tips as well as the all-important online cricket betting opportunities ahead of the game.
The match starts on Thursday, May 19 at 7.30 pm IST and it's a do-or-die game for RCB, while for Gujarat, it's not a game they need to win but it is a game they would like to win to keep up the momentum for the Qualifier 1.
Read on to find out who we think will win this one.
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For my cricket betting tips on this game, I'm going with GT to win it.
They've been the better side all tournament, have better gameplans and have shown they can handle the big moments better. So at what are still good odds, they're the obvious, but smart pick.
I'll also have my usual toss winner pick and the RCB vs GT betting odds for my Hot Bet: a third tip at bigger odds than usual.
I'm going with Dinesh Karthik to top score for an RCB side where most batsmen are out of form.
He's had a good tournament and played some good innings already. Best of all is his big price, as you can see below.
Winner: GT 1.87 Betway
Toss: GT 1.9 Betway
HOT BET! Back Dinesh Karthik to be RCB Top Batsman 12.43 10CRIC
Recommended Bet: Back GT to win @ 1.87 with Betway
One of the curious things about cricket betting is the belief that sides who need to win often beat sides who don't necessarily need to win. And this match is a case in point.
RCB desperately need to win to have any chance of making the Playoffs. Not only that, but they actually need to win big to improve their net run rate.
Gujarat don't need to win at all. They'll be top of the table whatever happens.
But are we meant to believe that the Titans are all of a sudden going to play this like it's a practice match? Of course not.
They'll want to keep up the momentum ahead of the Qualifier 1, not to mention that there are men out there playing for their places.
If someone has a really poor game they might lose their place in the side to someone else.
So if we forget about motivation levels for a minute based on that, who is the better side?
That's an easy question to answer because Gujarat are three wins better off so far than RCB.
And for good measure, the Titans beat Bangalore when they played earlier this season.
The 1.87 on Gujarat is a perfectly decent price worth taking.
And here's our Betway review, with all the info you need to know about a highly recommended betting site who offer generous odds, good bonuses and a top-class live betting product.
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Recommended Bet: Back Dinesh Karthik to be RCB Top Batsman @ 12.43 with 10CRIC
The bad news about this bet is that Dinesh Karthik hasn't had a big score in a while now, with knocks of 6, 2, 26, 30 and 11 in his last five outings.
The good news is that after batting at six or seven for much of the tournament, he's been batting at five or six recently, which as we explain in our top batsman betting guide, can make a huge difference.
The other point is he may not have much to beat.
The big-name players like Kohli, du Plessis, Maxwell etc have all been out of form (one of the big problems in their struggles) meaning that Karthik may well come to the crease earlier than expected and may need just 30 or 40 runs to beat his team-mates.
Either way, odds of 12.43 are too good to turn down.
Have you read our 10CRIC review? It tells you everything you need to know about one of India's best-loved RCB vs GT betting sites.
It's been a typically chaotic season for RCB.
It's funny how they changed captain from Virat Kohli to Faf du Plessis and changed plenty of their players from last season (mostly because they could only retain four), yet their main problem still persists: inconsistency.
At times this season they looked a top side with great batting depth and good variety in their bowling, at other times they looked disorganised, indisciplined and devoid of ideas.
We've said it before but Virat Kohli has had a really poor season and it cost them on numerous occasions.
If he wasn't Virat Kohli he would have been dropped a long time ago and RCB must be a) wondering whether they made the right decision in retaining him on big money and b) thinking long and hard about whether they want to keep him again for next year.
Time may be running out for Kohli, in the T20 format at least.
Mind you, one of their other big-name stars in Glenn Maxwell hasn't been much better.
So the equation regarding Bangalore and making the Playoffs is as follows: RCB need to win and hope Delhi lose. They're on the same number of points but there's a massive difference in their net run rate so even a big win for RCB and a narrow win for Delhi wouldn't be enough to see RCB through.
Last time out they suffered a big defeat against Punjab which is why their net run rate took such a beating.
It's not worth going over the Kohli issue again. They should probably have dropped him at some stage but they chose not to. It's highly unlikely they'll do so at this stage of the season given it's their last game.
Despite coming off the back of a heavy defeat, they're unlikely to change the team here because Kohli aside, it's the best XI they can field.
Player to Watch: Hasaranga de Silva
Whatever happens from here, it certainly won't have been Hasaranga's fault if they fail to make the Playoffs.
The Sri Lankan leggie is the IPL's second-highest wicket-taker with 23 and boasts an economy rate of 7.48, which is also very good.
Throughout the season, whenever RCB needed a wicket he was often the one getting it, even though that often wasn't enough to go on and win the game.
He was full of variations, often extremely accurate and showed all his competitiveness. He's proved to be an excellent signing and will be back next year for more.
RCB would be well-advised to give him a few chances up the order next season with the bat because he can certainly wack it on his day.
He's 3.0 favourite to be RCB top bowler here.
Here's our Betway review, where you'll find out why we recommend it as a trustworthy, safe and extremely reliable betting site.
Kohli, Du Plessis, Patidar, Lomror, Maxwell, Karthik, Ahmed, Hasaranga, Patel, Siraj, Hazlewood.
We've talked at length on this site about how they're a side greater than the sum of their parts.
Their bowling looked excellent from day one, their batting looked suspect from day one but one way or another, they just keep on winning.
At the weekend, they restricted CSK to just 133 and chased it with ease. Rashid Khan, Alzarri Joseph and Mohammed Shami were all excellent with the ball, economical and taking at least one wicket each.
Then it was left to W Saha to hit an unbeaten 67 with the bat in the chase and that was that, yet another Gujarat win.
Whatever happens in this match or in other matches around them they'll finish top of the table and have two chances to make the final. It's no more than they deserve.
Given they have nothing to play for (because they'll finish first whatever happens), Gujarat could rest a couple of players who have been involved in a lot of games.
They could, but maybe there's no point. This is T20 cricket, not Test match cricket, so it's not like players have any excuse for being worn out.
What's interesting is how the Titans have recently left Lockie Ferguson out.
It's meant they've played an extra overseas batsman in Matthew Wade but the Aussie has struggled this season, not getting to 50 once in seven attempts, despite always batting in the Top Three.
The other point to make is that Ferguson had been a key member of that excellent bowling line-up alongside Rashid Khan, Mohammed Shami and Alzarri Joseph.
He was a little expensive, yes but he claimed 12 wickets in 11 games and his raw pace was always feared by opposition batsmen.
Let's see if he returns for this one.
Player to Watch: W Saha
At the start of the season when Gujarat went with Shubman Gill and Mathew Wade as openers, it seemed like W Saha may not get a look in.
But with Wade dropped for Joseph, an opportunity emerged for veteran Saha (he's 37) to keep wicket and open the batting. An opportunity he made the most of.
Eight games yielded three fifties and a total of 218 runas at a decent if not spectacular strike rate of 123.
Add some top-notch wicket-keeping skills and you wonder why he wasn't in the team in the first place.
He top-scored last time with an unbeaten 68 and Betway make it a generous 5.9 that he does so again.
GT's Likely XI
Gill, Saha, Wade, Pandya, Miller, Tewatia, Khan, Joseph, Sai Kishore, Dayal, Shami.
If you just looked at the last two first innings scores at the Wankhede Stadium you may have thought that this was a nightmare wicket to bat on.
CSK managed just 133/5, easily chased by Gujarat. And the match before that, Chennai were all out for 97. Also chased, in this case by Mumbai.
You will have spotted however that on both occasions it was Chennai posting those extremely low scores, so maybe we can just put them down to poor CSK batting rather than a tricky pitch.
Before that, there were first innings totals of 192/3 (RCB), 198/5 (Punjab), 152/5 (Rajasthan) and 195/3 (Lucknow).
So first innings scores have been a little all over the place but this is a far better wicket than those CSK totals suggest.
In the last six, three have been won by the side batting first and three by the side chasing so there doesn't seem to be any toss bias here.


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"We should eat it wisely, in a good way": Knowledge, perceptions and understanding of childhood obesity and overweight among Sudanese refugee parents in South Australia
William Mude, Teresa Burgess, Lillian Mwanri
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Mude, W., Burgess, T., & Mwanri, L. (2013). "We should eat it wisely, in a good way": Knowledge, perceptions and understanding of childhood obesity and overweight among Sudanese refugee parents in South Australia. The Australasian Review of African Studies, 34(2), 113-133.
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Alumni from EDIT Summer School 2015 Ljubljana showcased their projects at CIVITAS Forum Conference 2015 that was held in Ljubljana between 7 and 9 October.
In Europe, the road transport is currently responsible for 40% of carbon dioxide emissions, while the urban traffic is responsible for 70% of other pollutants in our environment. In recent years, many visionaries and even policymakers have dreamt of creating societies where transport is green, safe and sustainable, but more often than not these dreams have remained on paper. However, CIVITAS is a breath of fresh air in this respect, introducing change to over 200 European cities towards greener transport under a single dynamic and very active network.
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Kansas City Southern publishes 2018 sustainability report
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'For the Long Haul: Delivering Prosperity, Valuing People, Protecting the Planet' reports a reduction in their carbon footprint, amongst other improvements within the company.
Kansas City Southern (KCS) has published its sustainability report, 'For the Long Haul: Delivering Prosperity, Valuing People, Protecting the Planet', based on their performance in 2018. The report follows the Global Reporting Initiative's latest standards for disclosing governance, economic, social, and environmental topics – providing the disclosure of measurable data and specific information related to sustainability.
Patrick J. Ottensmeyer, KCS' President and CEO, said: "Responsible business practices are key to KCS' vision, values and culture and to maintaining strong relationships with our stakeholders. We are proud to share our 2018 sustainability report that clearly illustrates why sustainable practices are important to our business, and how they help us fulfil our vision to consistently be the fastest-growing, best-performing, most customer-focused transportation provider in North America."
Highlights of the report include a reduction in KCS' carbon footprint – through design and innovation, the company was able to reduce waste and energy usage, and Scope 1 greenhouse gas emissions were decreased by utilising fuel-reduction technologies and operational initiatives.
Employee experience was also reported to have improved – continuing to diversify the workforce and optimising employee experiences by way of innovative technology were to contributing factors to this improvement.
Other highlights featured were the elevation of the company's commitment to safety by making operations more safe and secure, resulting in a reduction of reportable injuries; and the beginning in 2018 of what became in 2019 KCS' Precision Scheduled Railroading, helping the company realise significant improvements in efficiency and productivity.
Sustainability/Decarbonisation, The Workforce
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cheer champions of the week: ryan kelly, jeffrey mclaurin, edward thomas, & byron williams!
This week's CHEER Champions of the Week are the gentlemen who spoke on the "Dads of Breastfed Babies" Panel at our September 28, 2017 Mississippi CHAMPS Conference in Jackson, MS. These dads stole the show by providing candid, humorous, and touching responses to ROSE moderator Tenesha Sellers' questions. There were many laughs and even tears in the room as the engaged hospital staff listened, cheered, and asked their own questions.
Jeffrey McLaurin is the father of 7, and shared the experience of 4 of his children who were breastfed. His wife, a former WIC Lactation Consultant, led the way.
"I didn't know the difference until I saw it for myself," Jeffrey shared. "My youngest daughter was breastfed for 3 years. I'm glad [my wife] opened my eyes to how wonderful breastfeeding is." Now he and his wife are encouraging their daughter to breastfeed.
"This was the first day my child came to earth. It was bothersome, it was a broken home. No one was coming in talking to us," Byron said.
Briana developed postpartum depression and had difficulty bonding and breastfeeding. Desperate at home, Byron called Chelesa Presley, CLC, Lactation Consultant for Tougaloo College/Delta Healthpartners Healthy Start. Chelesa came over and helped baby Violet to latch on. Immediately, Byron said, Briana sat back, relaxed and smiled for the first time since having Violet.
Forrest General became Baby-Friendly between the births of Ryan's 2 children, so he and his wife got to see first-hand the differences Baby-Friendly can make. Ryan said even though they had the same OB/GYN both times, her "philosophy changed" after the hospital became Baby-Friendly.
Edward Thomas is a first-time dad who said, "I made it my business that my daughter was breastfed." He encouraged his girlfriend to breastfeed, watched videos, assisted in getting his daughter to latch on, and helped in every way at the hospital. He joked that he was so involved at the hospital that the nurses offered him a job.
Congratulations, dads, and thank you for sharing your powerful experiences!


BABY Secrets took the world by storm last year and have been such a big hit with both Noah and Ava. They both love collecting all the different babies and they play with them often, most days actually. With this in mind, we were delighted when we heard the news that they are extending their range with not only a BABY Secrets series 2 range but also a line of BABY Secrets Pets and BABY Secrets Merbabies too!
Recently, we were sent a couple of the BABY Secrets Pets blind bags to start off our new collection. With 32 different pets to collect it's sure to keep the kids busy and keep the love of BABY Secrets live. There are also 24 Merbabies to collect and 50 new BABY Secrets babies to discover. That means there are now a whopping 100 babies in the series 1 and series 2 collection!
BABY Secrets Pets are very similar to the babies but instead of coming in a white bath, they come hidden in bright wood-effect barrels, with a birth certificate and collectors sheets. The 32 characters include lots of animals that kids know and love, from cats and dogs, to unicorns, koalas, and pandas!
We were so excited to open up our pets and did so right away. Each character is revealed as soon as it's unboxed, each one adorable, with its own unique personality, and a hidden surprise! The surprise being, the gender of each pet. To discover the secret, simply place them into the water and their nappies change colours, pink for a girl, blue for a boy. We had cats in our packs, but a mix of genders. Our two favourites are in the photo's below; Stylish Scottish Fold and Royal Ragdoll Cat, both of which are rare!
The BABY Secrets Pets Single Pack are a great way to start a BABY Secrets Pets collection and retailing at just £2.99 each. Each pack comes complete with one pet, one barrel, birth certificate, and collectors sheet. Find out more of the range, over on the Baby Secrets official website.
These are lovely pocket money toys my girls would love but I hate where so many toys now are in sealed packs so children have a 'surprise' when They open them but they don't know if they already have that one or it's the one they really don't want, , all a very good marketing ploy aimed at children as always.
Such variety within the range / collection.


The Caltech Library TechLab provides members of the Caltech community unfettered hands-on access to innovative technologies ranging from 3D printing to VR to Raspberry Pi and Arduino and more!
We are located on the 1st floor of the Sherman Fairchild Library in Room 131.
The TechLab is accessible to registered users whenever the library is open. After-hours and weekend access is available for registered users by checking out the key at the SFL Circulation Desk.
Anyone with a valid campus ID can register to use the TechLab. Registration involves an orientation that covers Techlab policies, 3D model design considerations and proper printer operation. Staff support is generally available Monday-Friday, 8am - 5pm. Contact us to schedule an orientation or for any other related consultations.
There are numerous free 3D modeling programs available online for personal use. Eligible campus users can also check software.caltech.edu for campus-licensed CAD software. All Library workstations are equipped with SolidWorks and Autocad. The Techlab also maintains two special workstations outside the lab with additional 3D modeling and essential 3D printing software installed.
Please follow the instructions to the left to get started. Don't hesitate to contact us for any questions regarding the Caltech Library TechLab. Register for use today!


The Giving Pledge: What Is It and Who Is on Board?
In 2010, Bill and Melinda Gates, along with Warren Buffett, founded the Giving Pledge, one of the largest and most influential philanthropic efforts to date. Upon launch, the Pledge's founders recruited 40 of America's most successful individuals, and together, they committed half of their fortunes toward creating comprehensive solutions for society's direst issues.
I've been involved in philanthropy for a while, and I've always found the Giving Pledge an interesting and inspiring experiment in using altruism to catalyze globally impactful change. In hope of convincing others to follow the Gates' example and take up great causes, I've written a bit on what the Giving Pledge is and who is involved.
What is the Giving Pledge?
The Giving Pledge is an open invitation asking charity-minded billionaires to promise the bulk of their earnings to ending societal struggles, not just in the United States, but worldwide. It is formed of powerful people inspired in turn by the generous spirits of average folks whose wealth cannot compare, but still give—sometimes at great personal cost—to help ensure futures for those who have even less.
Joining members usually begin their Pledge by writing a letter detailing what drove the choice to donate most of their wealth. In it, new pledges elaborate on charitable causes that spurred their decision, with the intent of drawing awareness to specific issues, and building strategies to alleviate those issues through open, ongoing public discussion.
As its charity initiatives are chosen by members, the Pledge addresses a range of matters, including (but not limited to) poverty alleviation, aid for refugees, disaster relief, global health, education, women's empowerment, medical research, arts and culture, criminal justice reform, and environmental sustainability.
The Pledge originally included only American signatories but went global in 2013, welcoming new members from Australia, Germany, India, Malaysia, Russia, South Africa, Ukraine, and the United Kingdom.
Today, the Giving Pledge boasts a diverse coalition of 169 signatories with cultural backgrounds as varied as their age range (31 to 93). A few of its newest members include Norwegian shipping mogul Kjell Inge Rokke (net worth: $1.3 billion), private equity investor Robert F. Smith ($2.5 billion), and Tanzanian industry mover Mohammed "Mo" Dewji ($1.39 billion).
While the dozens of men and women who have signed on to the Giving Pledge deserve praise for their incredible commitment to philanthropy, taking the Pledge simply isn't an option for many people: Not everyone has billions of dollars just laying around. So while we may not be able to take the Giving Pledge ourselves, we can still follow the example of those who have by finding ways to support worthy organizations or causes. Contributing to charities that give directly to those in need can do some of the most good right now, but if you have an eye on the future, you can support initiatives like medical research. After all, while not everyone can take the Giving Pledge, everyone can find ways to support good causes and help make the world a better place.