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Q: How to receive Android Intent from Zebra TC21 Scanner in Delphi 10.4.1 application I'm developing an Android app with Delphi 10.4.1 to deploy on a Zebra TC21. I'm trying to receive a barcode from DataWedge intent and the HandleIntentAction in my app doesn't fired. Zebra TC21 scanner configuration: Android 10, DataWedge version 8.2.60. I read some articles about receiving intents in Delphi, Embarcadero sample, DataWedge configuration demos and still I can't solve the problem. Can someone help me please?
"MyTest" application (pl.dplodz.MyTest):
procedure TMainForm.FormCreate(Sender: TObject);
var AppEventService: IFMXApplicationEventService;
begin
  if TPlatformServices.Current.SupportsPlatformService(IFMXApplicationEventService, AppEventService) then
    AppEventService.SetApplicationEventHandler(HandleAppEvent);
  // Register the type of intent action that we want to be able to receive.
  // Note: A corresponding <action> tag must also exist in the <intent-filter> section of AndroidManifest.template.xml.
  MainActivity.RegisterIntentAction(StringToJString('pl.dplodz.ACTION'));
  TMessageManager.DefaultManager.SubscribeToMessage(TMessageReceivedNotification, HandleActivityMessage);
  Memo1.Lines.Clear;
  Memo1.Lines.Add(TimeToStr(Now) + ': AppStarted');
end;

procedure TMainForm.HandleActivityMessage(const Sender: TObject; const M: TMessage);
begin
  Memo1.Lines.Add(TimeToStr(Now) + ': HandleActivityMessage Fired');
  if M is TMessageReceivedNotification then
    HandleIntentAction(TMessageReceivedNotification(M).Value);
end;

function TMainForm.HandleAppEvent(AAppEvent: TApplicationEvent; AContext: TObject): Boolean;
var StartupIntent: JIntent;
begin
  Memo1.Lines.Add(TimeToStr(Now) + ': HandleAppEvent Fired');
  Result := False;
  if AAppEvent = TApplicationEvent.BecameActive then
  begin
    StartupIntent := MainActivity.getIntent;
    if StartupIntent <> nil then
      HandleIntentAction(StartupIntent);
  end;
end;

function TMainForm.HandleIntentAction(const Data: JIntent): Boolean;
var Extras : JBundle;
    JStr   : JString;
begin
  Memo1.Lines.Add(TimeToStr(Now) + ': HandleIntentAction Fired');
  Result := False;
  if Data <> nil then
  begin
    Extras := Data.getExtras;
    if Extras <> nil then
      Memo1.Lines.Add(JStringToString(Extras.getString(TJIntent.JavaClass.EXTRA_TEXT)))
    else
      Memo1.Lines.Add(TimeToStr(Now) + ': Extras = nil');
  end
  else
    Memo1.Lines.Add(TimeToStr(Now) + ': Data = nil');
  Invalidate;
end;

procedure TMainForm.CloseBtnClick(Sender: TObject);
begin
  Close;
end;

procedure TMainForm.ClearMemoBtnClick(Sender: TObject);
begin
  Memo1.Lines.Clear;
end;

AndroidManifest.Template.XML:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<!-- BEGIN_INCLUDE(manifest) -->
<manifest xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
        package="%package%"
        android:versionCode="%versionCode%"
        android:versionName="%versionName%"
        android:installLocation="%installLocation%">

    <uses-sdk android:minSdkVersion="%minSdkVersion%" android:targetSdkVersion="%targetSdkVersion%" />
    <%uses-permission%>
    <uses-feature android:glEsVersion="0x00020000" android:required="True"/>
    <application android:persistent="%persistent%"
        android:restoreAnyVersion="%restoreAnyVersion%"
        android:label="%label%"
        android:debuggable="%debuggable%"
        android:largeHeap="%largeHeap%"
        android:icon="%icon%"
        android:theme="%theme%"
        android:hardwareAccelerated="%hardwareAccelerated%"
        android:resizeableActivity="false"
        android:requestLegacyExternalStorage="true">

        <%provider%>
        <%application-meta-data%>
        <%uses-libraries%>
        <%services%>
        <!-- Our activity is a subclass of the built-in NativeActivity framework class.
             This will take care of integrating with our NDK code. -->
        <activity android:name="com.embarcadero.firemonkey.FMXNativeActivity"
                android:label="%activityLabel%"
                android:configChanges="orientation|keyboard|keyboardHidden|screenSize"
                android:launchMode="singleTask">
            <!-- Tell NativeActivity the name of our .so -->
            <meta-data android:name="android.app.lib_name"
                android:value="%libNameValue%" />
            <intent-filter>
                <action android:name="android.intent.action.MAIN" />
                <category android:name="android.intent.category.LAUNCHER" />
            </intent-filter>
            <intent-filter>
                <action android:name="pl.dplodz.ACTION" />
                <category android:name="android.intent.category.DEFAULT" />
            </intent-filter>
        </activity>
        <%activity%>
        <%receivers%>
    </application>
</manifest>
<!-- END_INCLUDE(manifest) -->

My DataWedge profile configuration:
New profile: "MyTest", key configuration:
Profile Enabled
Associated Apps: "com.embarcadero.firemonkey.FMXNativeActivity | pl.dplodz.MyTest"
Barcode Input: Enabled
Keystroke Output: Disabled
Intent Output section:
  Intent action: pl.dplodz.ACTION
  Intent category: android.intent.category.DEFAULT  (btw. I tested with empty value - no changes)
  Intent delivery: Broadcast intent
  Component Information: [empty]

I hear a beep signal when scanning the code but nothing happens on the application. Where is the problem? In DataWedge config? In application?

A: As per my comment, if you're handling intents via RegisterIntentAction, you'll need to set Intent Delivery to Start Activity.
You can however receive Broadcast Intents by creating a receiver in code. In this case, your app would need to be already running, however here is a possible implementation:
uses
  Androidapi.JNIBridge, Androidapi.JNI.Embarcadero, Androidapi.JNI.GraphicsContentViewText;

type
  TDataWedgeDataEvent  = procedure(Sender: TObject; const Data: string) of object;

  TDataWedgeBroadcastListener = class(TJavaLocal, JFMXBroadcastReceiverListener)
  private
    FReceiver: JBroadcastReceiver;
    FOnData: TDataWedgeDataEvent;
  public
    { JFMXBroadcastReceiverListener }
    procedure onReceive(context: JContext; intent: JIntent); cdecl;
  public
    constructor Create;
    destructor Destroy; override;
    property OnData: TDataWedgeDataEvent read FOnData write FOnData;
  end;

implementation

uses
  Androidapi.Helpers;

{ TDataWedgeBroadcastListener }

constructor TDataWedgeBroadcastListener.Create;
var
  LIntentFilter: JIntentFilter;
begin
  inherited;
  FReceiver := TJFMXBroadcastReceiver.JavaClass.init(Self);
  LIntentFilter := TJIntentFilter.JavaClass.init;
  LIntentFilter.addAction(StringToJString('pl.dplodz.ACTION')); // or whatever value the profile is configured for
  LIntentFilter.addCategory(StringToJString('android.intent.category.DEFAULT'));
  TAndroidHelper.Context.registerReceiver(FReceiver, LIntentFilter);
end;

destructor TDataWedgeBroadcastListener.Destroy;
begin
  TAndroidHelper.Context.unregisterReceiver(FReceiver);
  inherited;
end;

procedure TDataWedgeBroadcastListener.onReceive(context: JContext; intent: JIntent);
begin
  if (intent <> nil) and Assigned(FOnData) then
    FOnData(Self, JStringToString(intent.getStringExtra(StringToJString('com.symbol.datawedge.data_string'))));
end;

Create an instance of TDataWedgeBroadcastListener and hook up to the OnData event. Using this method, you do not need to set up an intent filter in the manifest


Regardless of one's career path, Steve Hill makes the case that you can never really shake being a smart-alecky cartoonist. He shares a brief, if not entirely accurate, history of editorial cartooning followed by examples of his own cartoons and an admission that he might have unwittingly passed the gene to his son.
We have to overcome our own fear to have a happier and meaningful life - today and in the future, says Bernas Syafri. For this, we have to break out from our comfort zone and conquer our fears, and also reflect on our past experience.


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Michigan Governor Calls for Protection of Health Data
Michigan Governor Whitmer has this week sent a letter to the leaders of Apple, Alphabet (Google), Amazon, Meta (Facebook), and Microsoft, asking them to take additional steps to protect people's data, particularly health data. Governor Whitmer's interest in the topic is to protect women seeking reproductive healthcare from having their data used to prosecute them…
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Septentrio Partners with MicroPilot for Secure High-Accuracy Drone GPS
Septentrio, an industry leader in high-precision GNSS positioning solutions, has just announced a collaboration with MicroPilot, a creator of professional UAV autopilot systems.
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Security Startup Blumira Offers Free Edition of Business Security Service
Blumira has just announced a Free security monitoring service edition of the company's business threat monitoring and response security services. This creates a starter option for businesses wanting to add security monitoring and explore having a threat response team on call for cybersecurity threats.
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Ann Arbor's Censys Raises $35 Million in Series B, Appoints CEO
Ann Arbor cybersecurity startup Censys has just raised $35 million in a Series B round led by Intel Capital. Brad Brooks was appointed CEO to help the company accelerate growth and bring next-gen attack surface management to more verticals. Previous investors include Google Ventures, Decibel and Greylock Partners, who also participated in this round.
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AI Security Trends To Look Out For in 2022
The applications of artificial intelligence (AI) go far beyond the realms of sci-fi these days. It has revolutionized numerous industries, including robotics, healthcare, finance and banking, sports, software development, surveillance, entertainment, and education. It is also a stronghold of cutting-edge cybersecurity solutions that outperform traditional counterparts in terms of speed and accuracy.
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Blumira Hires Jim Simpson as CEO + Adds 4 Security Industry Veterans
Cybersecurity startup Blumira has just announced multiple new hires as the company expands rapidly through the end of 2021.
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We're wrapping up this series on cloud security and cloud computing trends with an article that small business owners have been asking more than ever this year: How do you hire a cloud service provider? What do you look for when hiring a cloud service consultancy to help you with everything from managing cloud-hosted assets to handling security?
How Cloud Services Management Is Changing in 2021
Research firm Gartner projected in late 2020 that world-wide end user spending on public cloud services would increase 18.4% in 2021, "with cloud projected to make up 14.2% of the total global enterprise IT spending market in 2024, up from 9.1% in 2020."
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How (and When) To Hire Cybersecurity Staff For Your Business
Cybersecurity is a growing concern for businesses of all sizes, from keeping data secure with remote workers, to making sure that all your applications work together in a secure and compliant manner. As part of our sponsored series on cloud security sponsored by Trek10, we put together a Q&A on common questions businesses ask about cybersecurity and how and when to hire cybersecurity staff or outsource to a contractor. We hope this helps you on your road to handling security issues for your team during these changing times.
2021 Top Cloud Security Tools For Business
So you know that the COVID-19 pandemic introduced a wave of new security risks for your business, but how do you get eyes on the problem? How do you assess security risks? Comparitech lists tools such as CloudStrike Falcon and Barracuda CloudGen Firewall as its top recommendations for cloud security tools, but the list goes on from there. There are so many choices, and they all do something a little different.

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50 WAYS TO SUPPORT YOUR COMMUNITY
There are many ways that business people can support their communities. The following are some examples.
Offer your premises or site for a community group to use for its meetings/events
Loan equipment and machinery (and operators if necessary) to community groups
Photocopy newsletters, flyers and other material for a community group
Contract a community group or its clients to do some of your work
Include a community group's mail in your company's mail outs
Mentor community groups with financial management, planning, marketing, public relations, computer technology, etc.
Make available traineeships to community groups working with unemployed youth
Employ older employees who have been retrenched from their jobs
Employ a person with a disability who is capable of undertaking work for your company
Provide work experience for students from local schools, TAFE and universities
Join Rotary, Lions and other local clubs which support communities
Assist a community group to plan and run a major event
Advertise a community group's event in your shop window
Sponsor a community event such as a festival, display or annual celebration
Offer your goods and services at a discount rate to a community group
Administer the salaries of employees from a small community group
Use your business premises as a collection point for non-perishable food for a community group which supports people living in poverty
Encourage employees to contribute to the food bin
Allocate the proceeds from the sale of a particular product (maybe specially labelled) to a community group or cause
Pass on obsolete equipment (but still in working order) to community groups
Offer reduced labour costs for repairing or maintaining a community group's equipment and machinery
Provide scholarships or subsidies to community groups so that their clients or workers can participate in essential training, workshops and conferences
Sponsor disadvantaged children to participate in sporting activities, camps and school excursions
Provide in-kind or at reduced prices goods for raffles, fetes and other fundraising activities
Provide surplus stock either at reduced cost or no cost to community groups which may be able to sell it or use it themselves
Promote a particular community group or cause using your company's marketing or media resources
Employees with particular expertise in management, financial or legal matters can advise or join community groups' committees
Construct and maintain a website for a community group
Use your shop window, office wall, signage, company vehicle or stationery to highlight a particular community issue or cause
Provide a commission to a community group which refers customers to your business
'Adopt' a reserve or an environmentally fragile area and contribute to or take responsibility for its upkeep
Provide a storage area for a community group for its equipment or goods
Sponsor community or school awards
Share your business networks with community groups
Encourage other companies to support their communities
Use your influence and contacts to advocate with government or businesses to support a community cause
Assist a community group with its application for government or philanthropic trust funding
Provide a community group with training sessions in management
Assist a community group to recruit staff
Assign an employee for a specified period of time to a community group to undertake a task or project
Assist a community group to develop policies and procedures for its services, activities and projects
Place a fundraising collection tin, badges, ribbons, lollies or raffle tickets on your shop counter, reception area or staff room
Recycle or re-use as much of your company's waste as possible
Allow your staff to participate as volunteers regularly or once a year for a community group or cause
Conduct an in-house fundraising event with proceeds going to a local community group or cause
Introduce a voluntary staff salary deduction scheme with the proceeds going to a community cause
Provide a small percentage of the sale of your goods and services for a community group or cause
Collaborate with other companies to work on community projects
Educate your employees about community issues by inviting an informed representative from a community group to speak about local issues
Include the costs of supporting your community in your company's budget.


This is White Lightning who is one year old on January 26. He is 3/4 Rottweiler and 1/4 Pitt Bull.
Lightning lives with his humans and fellow canines. He has been trained by his owner, who is 12 and from Malaysia. She says she loves all of her dogs and that they always play together in the garden. We'll meet the other dogs later.


MSPrebiotic® | Dietary Supplement Good Digestive Health – What Does It Mean? - MSPrebiotic Inc.
Good Digestive Health – What Does It Mean?
There is growing appreciation for the link between the beneficial bacteria inhabiting the gut and good digestive health. But what is really meant by 'good digestive health'? What characterizes a healthy gut? Is digestive health something you need to worry about or does it only apply to people with specific health concerns?
Being free from digestive issues like irregularity, constipation, or diarrhea is only one aspect of a healthy gut. In fact, good digestive health is central to many important physiological processes, including immune system function, cardiovascular health, and blood sugar control. Perhaps most surprisingly, it is the presence of a diverse group of helpful bacteria inside our gut that are responsible for improving the function of each of these processes.
But how does having healthy bacteria in our gut (or more specifically, in our colon) influence processes that seem so far removed from digestion? The answer to this question is complicated and continues to be informed by ongoing research. Below are some important details to take away from the scientific literature.
Much of our immune system actually sits in close association with the digestive tract where it searches for harmful bacteria and parasites in the food we consume. Remember that food safety is a modern concept and that not too long ago, people were regularly consuming foods that had the potential to make them sick. We now appreciate that having healthy bacteria in our gut helps calm the immune system, preventing inflammation and inappropriate 'attacks' on normal foods – a condition commonly known as a food allergy. Chronic low level inflammation is also associated with the development of other serious conditions, such as cardiovascular disease and type 2 diabetes.
However, bacteria in the gut are linked to heart health and blood sugar control even more directly.
As healthy bacteria break down the digestion-resistant carbohydrates in our diet (also known as prebiotics), they produce substances called short chain fatty acids (SCFAs). I've described how SCFAs are a great source of energy in another post but they are helpful for other reasons. Certain SCFAs actually inhibit cholesterol synthesis, functioning similarly to cholesterol-lowering medications commonly prescribed to prevent heart disease. SCFAs also instruct a subset of cells lining the colon to release hormones that improve insulin sensitivity, lowering blood sugar levels. While these effects will not replace medication, adding prebiotics to your diet to boost SCFA levels may be beneficial.
Studying the relationship between digestive health and overall health is an evolving field of research - but it is clear that this relationship is an important one. And it should also be clear that maintaining good digestive health means regularly consuming a healthy diet that includes prebiotics to support the beneficial bacteria in your gut. In turn, these bacteria will provide you with a plethora of health benefits.


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Everhard van Beieren (ca. 910 - voor 960) was van 937 tot 938 hertog van Beieren.

In 934 bood een deel van de Italiaanse adel Everhard het koningschap van Italië aan. Rudolf II van Bourgondië had zijn aanspraken op de Italiaanse troon overigens al opgegeven. Everhard trok vervolgens met een leger naar Italië maar keerde in 935 onverrichter zake naar huis terug. Zijn vader, hertog Arnulf I van Beieren, wees hem toen als zijn opvolger aan, waarna hij in 937 zijn vader daadwerkelijk opvolgde als hertog van Beieren. Everhard raakte al snel in conflict met keizer Otto I de Grote. Die wilde dat Everhard veel van de autonomie van zijn vader zou opgeven. Everhard weigerde dit. In twee veldtochten wist Otto Everhard in 938 te verdrijven, die daarna in ballingschap ging. Volgens sommige theorieën zou hij in 953 bemiddeld hebben tussen de Hongaren en Duitse opstandelingen.

Everhard was getrouwd met Liutgard (ca. 920 - na 960) die in 960 een schenking deed voor het zielenheil van Everhard. Zij kregen een dochter Wichburg, de naam van haar echtgenoot is onbekend, moeder van paltsgraaf (977) Hartwig van Beieren (ca. 940 - 16 september 985), graaf van de Isengau, Salzburggau, Freising, Karinthië en waldbode (bijzonder afgezant/gevolmachtigde) van keizer Otto II.

Voorouders

Hertog van Beieren
Luitpoldingers
Persoon in de 10e eeuw

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Contributing to the innovation of new highly energy-efficient techniques for heating equipment and heating oil.
Promote new products, such as oil condensing boiler technology and suitable fuels, and advice for modernization and saving energy.
Focus on the modernization of old oil-heating installations, which can then save up to 40 % of heating oil and related CO2 emissions.
Encourage regular inspections and maintenance programmes offered to the end-customer, to maintain energy efficiency throughout the entire product life cycle.
Offer objective, accurate comparative information on emissions from heating oil and alternative heating forms.
Contribute to the development of the best technical standards for domestic energy markets. Exchange best practices between member countries and related organizations.
Educate & inform consumers, in close cooperation with the associations of the heating equipment companies, and with installers, about best practices and energy efficiency measures.
Work with legislators and stakeholders to develop frameworks for the progressive introduction of liquid fuels with reduced greenhouse gas emissions for domestic heating.


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Every day America trusts Firestone Complete Auto Care with over 9,000 wheel alignments. Whether you need a front alignment or rear Mechanicsburg, our experienced technicians will help properly adjust your caster, camber, and toe angles so that your car drives exactly how it should. Schedule a standard alignment or invest in the health of your car with a lifetime alignment, with a warranty you can rely on for as long as you own your vehicle. Either way, your service will be completed correctly the first time. And that's a guarantee, backed by our Triple Promise – a promise that every job will be Fixed Right, Priced Right and Done Right on Time.
If it's been more than 6,000 miles or 6 months since you had your last alignment check, it could be about time to book an appointment for an alignment in Mechanicsburg. With our alignment specials and warranties, you won't have to stress about your wheel alignment cost. What are you waiting for? Conveniently schedule an alignment appointment online and head to Firestone Complete Auto Care!
From state inspections to alignments to engine repair, rely on your nearby Firestone Complete Auto Care for your automotive service needs. We're an automotive shop, tire store, and car care center wrapped into one. Our highly qualified technicians care about keeping your vehicle running newer, longer. When you need work done on your car or truck, we will strive to make your visit satisfying. Experience the difference! Make an appointment for auto service in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania today.


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Rémy di Gregorio, född 31 juli 1985 i Marseille, är en fransk professionell tävlingscyklist. Han blev professionell med Française des Jeux som 19-åring och tävlade med stallet fram till och med 2010. 2011 cyklade Di Gregorio för Astana Team. Sedan 2012 tävlar han för Cofidis.

Karriär
Rémy Di Gregorio vann en etapp på Tour de l'Avenir 2006 före den irländska cyklisten Philippe Deignan.

Som 15-åring hade Di Gregorio redan hunnit vinna både de franska nationalmästerskapen i mountainbike och på landsväg i juniorklassen. Han valde dock att satsa helhjärtat på landsväg när han var 17 år gammal. Samma år vann han det franska juniornationsmästerskapen i tempolopp.

Di Gregorio vann bergtävlingen på Dauphiné Libéré 2007. Han slutade också trea på etapp 5 under Katalonien runt efter ryssarna Denis Mensjov och Vladimir Karpets.

Di Gregorio cyklade sitt första Tour de France i juli 2007, tyvärr för den då 21-årige cyklisten bröt han armbågen under den fjärde etappen och slutade sju minuter och 58 sekunder efter etappens vinnaren Thor Hushovd. Han fortsätta inte tävlingen nästa dag.

Under säsongen 2008 slutade fransmannen trea i bergstävlingen under Romandiet runt efter italienaren Francesco de Bonis och den nederländska cyklisten Stef Clement.

2009 slutade Di Gregorio trea på etapp 2 av Route du Sud bakom Przemyslaw Niemiec och Massimo Giunti.

Meriter
2006
 Etapp 8, Tour de l'Avenir
2007
 Bergstävlingen, Dauphiné Libéré
 3:a, etapp 5, Katalonien runt
2008
 3:a, bergstävlingen, Romandiet runt
2009
 2:a, etapp 2, Route du Sud

Stall
 Française des Jeux 2005–2010
 Astana Team 2011
 Cofidis 2012–

Externa länkar

Rémy Di Gregorio cyclingarchives.com

Födda 1985
Franska tävlingscyklister
Män
Levande personer


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Q: Ember Rest Adapter - How to Call two rest services on single route I am New Ember.js and Ember-Data. With some sample tutorials I was able to understand a few basic things and started to right my own application. Now I am facing a problem, where I'm supposed to call two different REST services: one to display the table value in hbs and another to load data to a drop down select box in my Route, but I couldn't achieve this.
I tried most of the approaches given in blogs, but I can't find a solution. Can you please guide me on this?
Approach
model : function() {
    return this.store.find('User');
},
customers: function(){
  return this.store.find('Customer');
},

Error I Got
Error while processing route: AdminUser Assertion Failed: The response from a findAll must be an Array, not undefined

A: The error you're seeing appears to be an issue with your API response. It's saying that it's returning a single user object as opposed to an array of users.
Once you've got that resolved, you can use Ember.RSVP.hash to return a collection of promises that must all be resolved for the model to be considered resolved. Then use setupController to set the users as the model, and customers as a separate property on the controller.
model : function() {
  return Ember.RSVP.hash({
    users: this.store.find('User'),
    customers: this.store.find('Customer')
  });
},

setupController: function(controller, model) {
  controller.set('model', model.users);
  controller.set('customers', model.customers);
}

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The inner vision of what you want to create.
What makes what you create special and unique.
Organizing the action needed to bring the picture into reality.
The fuel that drives the engine of creating.
Who you choose to create with can lift you upward.
The commitment to stay with something until it's real.
Finding inner confidence, calm, and well-being right now.


Full frame thoughts and a winter flu!
I have neglected my blog for some weeks now. One of the reasons are work, and another that I did catch a flu. Even though it's some weeks ago I still feel tired. Well maybe the flu are not the only reason because it's been grey, and cold outside here in Denmark. Not exactly an energy booster!
The photo I have posted today are from my first Dital SLR camera the KonicaMinolta Dynax 7D. A great no nonsense 6,1 MP DSLR with intuitive and direct control over almost everything a photographer needs. The camera produce some lovely colors and also great detail for a 6 MP camera which can be seen on some of the prints I have made in the A3 size.
Some years ago I gave it away to a friend who needed a camera and now I mostly uses my Sony Alpha 900 which for me is a almost perfect camera although it's about 4 years old and now "has to compete" against new cameras like Canon 5D MkIII, Nikon D600 and D800 and last but not least the Sony Alpha 99 which is a tour de force in technology!
You may ask if I considered to buy a new camera instead of my 4 years old a900? Yes I must admit. I actually tried to sell my a900 for some weeks, but then decided to compare some photos from the above mentioned cameras.
First I was looking for how much noise the cameras produced at ISO 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600, 3200, and 6400. To do that I simply downloaded the test shots from www.imaging-resource.com and www.dpreview.com.First I concentrated on the lower ISO's since that is what I use most.
At ISO 100-400 I was quite surprised to see how well my Sony a900 compared to the newer competitors even when I lightened up the shadows 3 stops. Ok, the a900 does have a bit more noise in the shadows than Nikon D600, 800 and the Sony a99 but that is not visible in a print. In the red colors it even has lower noise than the other cameras and surprisingly the Canon 5D MkIII has more noise in the shadows, noise that shows up as what I would describe, an ugly pattern noise (though not very visible unless you use longer exposure times). But above ISO 1600 the other cameras are simply better. from 1 to about 1,5 stops.
Another thing I tried was how munch I could lighten and darken the image in Adobe's Lightroom 4.3 before the shadows was completely dark and before the highlights was blown. I found that the a900 was a bit behind the Sony alpha 99, Nikon D600 and it's bigger brother the D800. The Canon 5D MkIII was about on par with the Sony alpha 900.
I know my small test have some limitations. It would have been better to test the cameras against each other on a real motive like a landscape scene. But since I am not a professional camera tester I could not get my hands on all of the cameras, although I probably could have got my hands on a D600, D800 and a 5D MkIII.
As always I take the tests numbers from dpreview, DxO mark and imaging-resource regarding DR and noise with a grain of salt because for me the only real comparison would be to take the cameras out in the nature, learn their quirks and capture some images. Then I would go home, open up the files in my favorite RAW converter, Adobe's Lightroom 4, and try to get some photos out of the cameras that would be true to how I experienced the landscape.
To make a long story short. What I found made me keep my Sony Alpha 900. I decided to jump over this generation of full frame cameras and wait for the next generation that probably will be even better than this generation.
Today was another grey day here in Denmark. Low static clouds rendered the landscape as was it an low contrast B&W photo. I did not have any opportunity yet to shoot some photos so here is once again a photo from beautiful Norway. Hope you will like it!
The fog stayed here in my area nearly the whole day. So I decided to take som photos this evening playing with the lights. This is one of the photos that came out of my half hour photo walk.
This time I used my SONY alpha FF DSLR camera.
This morning in the area around the small town Kulhuse, the fog was al over creating a beautiful landscape rendering the sun as was it the moon shining through the clouds at night.
Ones again I used my SONY mobile phone which was the only camera I had with me.


Happy New Year! We're excited to start a new year of ministry and a brand new series with you. Thanks for being a part of our children's ministry team and investing in kids. We're going to launch the year right and help kids launch into a deeper relationship with Jesus!
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If you're a grown-up and you've been following Jesus for a while, you've probably figured out a few ways to grow spiritually. The kids you're parenting or leading, on the other hand, aren't grown-ups, so they might need a little help from you to figure out how, exactly, to grow spiritually. So what should spiritual growth look like for a kid? We like to think about it in terms of four spiritual habits. To help a kid grow spiritually, teach them to spend time with God, spend time with others, use their gifts, and share their story. These are the four keys to discipleship that will help kids launch a lifelong, growing faith.
When you're leading this kids week, make sure your goal isn't just to get through every piece in the curriculum, but to make genuine connections with the kids. Look for opportunities to ask them questions and listen to them. When kids know you care about them, they will be more open to what you're teaching.
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Q: Compare dates in a list So I have a list of dates and I need to develop a script that keeps a rolling count of how many dates are older than 14 days (date --date="14 days ago" +%Y%m%d). Not sure how I can have the date check through a file.  Most of the research I find shows me how to come timestamps, which is not what I'm trying to accomplish.
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A: Assuming there's a file called dates containing the list of dates, one per line (and nothing else), something like this might work to count the ones older than 14 days:
$ date=$(date --date="14 days ago" +%Y%m%d)
$ awk '($0 < "'$date'") {count += 1} END {print count}'  < dates
20

(Given they are in yyyymmdd format, the comparison is easy.)


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I was one of four people who arrived at her house first. The idea that strength comes in numbers can be applied to many situations, and this was definitely one of them. As President Bergeron showed us art pieces by Conn alumni she and her husband collected, the four of us were nervously awkward, to say the least. Where do we stand? What do we say? Do we even exhale? It can be intimidating to meet your college president in an intimate setting. Thankfully, as MSA members started trickling in we all relaxed and started act as more than barely functioning robots. I'm glad we did because as the night progressed the conversation covered what the juniors and sophomores were planning for their majors and Pathways, how marriage customs differ country-to-country, and how Conn differs from other colleges. Nights like this are only possible because Conn is a small community filled with people who care enough to want to make connections like this with students. It's comforting to know that organizations and communities are recognized and acknowledged at Conn. As a first-year who's going onto her third month here, I feel like these connections have made this transition much smoother. It's small but significant things like this that assures me that choosing a small liberal arts college was the way to go.


In remembrance of the many morning afters.
Well folks, we here in the good old U. S. of A., have made it through another anniversary of those tragic incident's that plague this moment in our history as a nation.
Yes it truly was a tragic day, but from that we have survived to still be a nation of people who will and have persevered to live life and except the good with the bad. In other words we all have gained a lot of moxie.
Anyhow, I spent my day keeping busy and from time to time I reflected on and prayed for those that are effected by the loss of a loved one during these years since. Although it is behind us all now, I can't help but be reminded of it almost everyday since it happened.
Whenever I look at a clock and I see the time is 9:11, I can't help myself, I just have to take a moment and meditate and pray for those that not only lost their lives, but also those that have been left behind. The mothers, fathers, brothers, sisters, and so on. I pray that they find peace and love around them and that they suffer not for day-to-day things that they may need, but rather they except, reflect and go on living.
Well I've said quite a bit here and I apologize for going on, but it as with many of you out there, see it as all, so consuming. At least that is the way my heart and soul feels as I reflect on it. I may not have lost a loved one in those incident's but it effected me deeply as it may have you. I can feel the pain and anguish of those that not only lost their lives but also those that have survived. What they have to deal with, and the fact that it all hits so close to home.
Anyhow, please just pray and or keep in mind that our savior is also the great comforter and that he is always with you, and always loves you, no matter what He allows to happen in life. Sometimes it is great and you feel so blessed and yet at other times I sense that those folks must feel like the weight of the world sits right upon their shoulders.
So once again every time you see the numbers 9 and 11 together, no matter where or how it is, just take a moment and pray for those that maybe in need, and that those needs will be met. Lift up in your devotional a sincere prayer of protection over those families of civilians as well as our servicemen and women that are still in harms ways. Grant that their families here on the home front are also taken care of.
Thanks for listening and I am offering up a special prayer to Pappa just for you as well. So until I hear from you thanks again and may the Spirit watch over you and may our lord keep you close as well.
Sincerely, yours in reflection, love and faith in Christ Jesus' name, I pray. Amen.
The question is, "Life for Jesus" and my answer is !
"Life for Jesus-Lets see how many people we can find that are not ashamed to admit they love Jesus".
I'm not ashamed, never was, never will be.
But then again, not everyone is me.
So I reckon I'll lift up those that are on the fence and that they see the light, and feel the loving hand of our lord and savior.
Then, we all will be elated for reaching their decision to walk with God in their heart forever. And, as their notice of their rebirth reaches the heights of heaven, and it is placed by special delivery into our Fathers hands, the celebration will be jubilant, so loud will be the joy of the saints that it shall shake the gates of Hell, letting those know that it could have been them that the angels rejoice for, but no it is a never ending reminder of the indecision of their own free will that has placed them in the bowls of perdition forever.
With that said, the one that makes the right choice will see their life take on new meaning and they can rest a sured that they are not alone, ever. For now they are family. And what a big family it…. .
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To all the people of the world and also those that call themselves Christians, I have a few questions,take a few moments between each question and ponder your answer and then please answer them truthfully within yourself.
What is the one thing that consumes your thoughts?
What is your focus in your life?
What is the one thing in your life you want most?
Do you feel that you have achieved what you want?
Are you ready to handle what it is that you want?
People and Warriors, these are real questions you must have a definitive answer for, in order for God to be able to grant them for you, making it a blessing in your life. But be careful what you ask fore because he just might give it to you.
The answer to these questions are already known by God. Now I will ask. What should you be seeking, thinking, and wanting? And have you achieved it?
That answer is much more difficult to answer because most, are not willing to pay the price for it and will never achieve it. But, that doesn't mean we shouldn't try and work hard at what we want.
If it is your hearts desire, then I pray it is granted to you.
But even after all of these questions I know that some of you have no idea what I am really asking. Or realize the importance of what I am asking. It is shielded from you, because you are not looking, seeking, thinking, and wanting the same thing God wants for you in this life. Haven't your ministers, preachers, pastors, and priests taught you the answer to these questions? I'm sure they have!
Now then what is the problem, it is simple, so simple that you over look it most every time and that is listening. You need to slow down and wait on the, sometimes whispers of the word of God in your life. Also, you must except it by faith that it is His word in your heart and mind. Then you have to act on that instruction to it's completion, other wise the word of God is not full filled in your life or for your life. The blessings of which will be lost to you and to those around you. It is the Love of God, His Son Jesus Christ, and the Holy Spirit that seek to help you and give you all discernment in regards to all matters of the heart, if you do not listen and seek and strive for, than you are lost to this life and the promise of the Father.
I am sure that all people that call themselves Christian do not want this to happen, but I am here to tell you that you are not doing enough to full fill the wishes of the Holy Trinity for your life and that your priorities are all backwards. Think again my questions, stay in the light by reading your Holy Bibles and the answers to theses questions will be granted to you.
I will pray for you that you recognize and reorganize your priorities in your life and put back in order the things that are pleasing unto God. And that your life will be filled abundantly with the glory and love and peace that only can come from Him for your life.
A Christian Warrior, is an individual that is dedicated to except Christ into their heart, live a life style that is a living example of Christs love as a light on the table for all to see.
And finally a Christian Warrior earns this title only by excepting freely of their own free will that Christ died on the cross for the forgiveness of their sin. It is due to this unselfish act of Christ and gift from God for all humanity that their life is understandably, a gift from God to them.
Well I hope this answers your question and I will Pray that you to continue to grow in the word and love that is Jesus, manifest.
Christ Jesus and his Christian Warriors.
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Glorious milestone for Rainbow Visions
Nov 6, 2019 12:30 PM By: Scott Hayes
The Ground Beneath My Feet looks at one woman's grip on reality as her ruthless business dealings overshadow her personal life with devastating results. STRAND RELEASING/Photo
Film festivals come and go, but it's a sign of maturity, longevity and – not least of all – popularity that Edmonton's Rainbow Visions Film Festival is marking its fifth anniversary with a four-day celebration starting Thursday.
This means it reliably fills a permanent niche within the LGBTQ+ community and the larger fabric of the community in general. Just think that six years ago, Edmonton was the only big city in the country that didn't have its own LGBTQ+ film festival, said festival's artistic producer Guy Lavallee.
"We're pretty excited. When we undertook this whole endeavour in 2015, I remember sitting around at a board meeting ... and I remember saying at the time, 'If we can get through the first three years, that's pretty good, but if we can make it to five years, that's a really big milestone for any organization. Five years is a really solid milestone.
"And here we are five years later. We've got more sponsors than ever before. This is the first year where people were actually approaching us asking to be sponsors instead of the other way around, which is almost unheard of. I think we have actually now found that there was a need in the community in this city to have an event like this and the fact that audiences are showing up and increasing year after year after year and showing consistent growth, it really has told us that that we were correct in our assumptions."
The feedback he has received over the last four years has been overwhelmingly positive and this has led to a lot of excitement for this year's edition of the fest.
"For me, back when I first had come out, the festival was a hope bearer. It showed me actual movies that had gay characters, something I wish I would have seen way more of at the time and when I was growing up. Now, the media has caught up and there are lots more LGBT characters, but at the time it was one of the only ways to see the LGBT community portrayed accurately," said Mia Soetaert, vice-president of the Outloud Foundation for LGBTQ Community Supports and Services in St. Albert.
"The festival is all around amazing and I hope this year is the best one yet."
This year's showcase looks like it will fulfill that promise. With more than a dozen films screening over a four-day period, Rainbow Visions has something for everyone: everything from shorts and docs to repeat viewings of big Hollywood movies coupled with brand new features that analyze them and discuss their impact on the world in general and on people individually.
Everything starts Thursday evening and the fest runs through Sunday. All screenings take place at Metro Cinema at the Garneau Theatre, 8712 109 St. in Edmonton. Visit rainbowvisions.ca for more details and ticket information.
Opening night gala – You Don't Nomi followed by Showgirls
If you don't know Showgirls then you have missed out on one of the strangest wonders Hollywood has ever produced. It's a big-budget NC-17 spectacular about a young woman with a dream of being a star in Las Vegas. Written by Joe Eszterhas and directed by Paul Verhoeven (the same team behind Basic Instinct), Showgirls tried to be serious but came off campy – or is it the other way around? It's way overacted, the writing is so cringe-worthy you might need medical attention afterward, and the whole thing is so bad it's simply shocking. It really is something to behold, an unforgettable nightmare. Somehow, it didn't get chalked down to becoming an Alan Smithee film, which is what happens when a director disavows his participation on a movie project and instead offers the name of a fictional person.
You Don't Nomi, on the other hand, is director Jeffrey McHale's pitch-perfect exploration of the 1995 cult classic, deemed one of Hollywood's biggest film flops and the Golden Raspberry Worst Picture of the Decade. Somehow, this documentary makes Showgirls better, and that really is saying something.
This opening night double feature starts with a pre-screening reception and cash bar at 6 p.m. and curtains up at 7 p.m. Before Showgirls plays, there will also be a screening of João Dall'Stella's short film Stalls, about a guy who goes to the restroom in the middle of an opera performance with a very specific mission.
Friday – The Ground Beneath My Feet and Sauvage/Wild
One is the story of a successful businesswoman who has a much more disastrous personal life involving a secret romantic relationship with her boss and a problematic older sister. The other is the story of a young man working the streets as a prostitute. The Ground Beneath My Feet won the Grand Jury Prize Best Feature at L.A. Outfest and Sauvage/Wild took the FIPRESCI Prize Best First Film for Camille Vidal-Naquet at the Jerusalem Film Festival and star Félix Maritaud won the Rising Star Award at the Cannes Film Festival. Both screenings on Friday are preceded by other short films.
Saturday – five screenings
Are You Proud? focuses on the LGBTQ+ movement's fight for equality in the U.K.
The Garden Left Behind is about a young Mexican trans woman in transition as she and her grandmother try to build their new lives as undocumented immigrants in New York.
Killing Patient Zero: Gaetan Dugas was a French-Canadian flight attendant who, through an unfortunate series of events, would be mislabeled as Patient Zero, the man who started the AIDS epidemic.
Scream, Queen: My Nightmare on Elm Street and A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge. Ever thought a bad '80s horror could become a real life nightmare? A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge was called "the gayest horror film ever made" by no less than The Advocate, a highly esteemed gay publication. Unfortunately, star Mark Patton was still in the closet, but the review caused headaches and heartaches due to the overriding homophobia that still existed in Hollywood. His acting career ended just as it was about to begin. Scream, Queen looks into this moment of film history and discusses the ramifications of his inadvertent outing. The film is followed by the screening of the film that started it all.
Sunday – four screenings
Straight Up: a young gay man contemplates his own gayness with the help of a young actress facing her own insecurities.
Gay Chorus Deep South: the San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus tours the American Deep South, facing widespread discriminatory anti-LGBTQ laws and people.
Changing the Game: a look at three high school athletes, all at different stages of their athletic seasons, personal lives and unique paths as transgender teens.
Closing night film The Twentieth Century: It's Toronto in 1899 when an aspiring politician named Mackenzie King has to choose love between a heroic soldier and a psoriasis-addled spinster.
The Twentieth Century will be preceded by the screening of Edmonton director Trevor Anderson's short film Docking. It's a nearly wordless visual statement on the director's own fear of dating set against a Star Wars-like galactic backdrop. The musical score is a marvel and the special effects are astonishing with credits to Christien Tinsley's Oscar- and Emmy-winning effects house behind American Horror Story and Westworld, cinematographer Peter Wunstorf (he of Brokeback Mountain), and Todd Cherniawsky (Star Wars: The Last Jedi) handling the production design. It really is a sight to behold.
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Why is art full of naked people?
& other vital questions about art
An irreverent primer that asks tricky questions about what makes art art
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Artists ask questions when they make art – and viewers ask questions when they look at art. This gently provocative book provides an engaging way for young people to start asking and answering questions for themselves. Why is art full of naked people? is structured around 22 questions, each one tackled over two spreads. The opening spread explores the question and answer, inviting the reader to study a full-bleed image of an important artwork. The second spread shows a selection of work on the theme from across history, showing how art can run with an idea to hugely different ends. The tone of the text is fresh and informal but not flippant.
'The question bubbles recur throughout the book, encouraging a child to dip in as the mood takes them, and helping them stimulate and support their thinking'
'Primarily aimed at children, this absorbing and entertaining book from the always interesting Susie Hodge sets out to answer the sort of questions many adults would like to ask as well'
'A humorous look at the world of art, it makes a welcome addition to the class or school library!'
North Somerset Teachers' Book Award
Are stick men art?: Cave painting • Are there any ugly sculptures?: Greek and Roman sculpture • Why do paintings need frames?: Who looks at art? • Why is everything flat?: Painting in the Middle Ages • Why is art full of naked people?: Renaissance art and the body • What's the story?: Romanticism and narrative • Who are all these people?: Portraiture • What's with all the fruit?: Still lifes • Why paint so many fields?: Landscapes • Is it meant to be blurry?: Impressionism • Is it finished?: Artists' work-in- progress • What is it exactly?: Abstract art • Is it upside-down?: Cubism • That's just weird: Surrealism • Is that it?: Minimalism • Do artists ever copy each other?: Pop art • My kid sister could do that!: Conceptual art • What's the point?: Why art matters • Why is art so expensive?: The value of art • Is it good or bad?: The art world • Why do I have to be quiet in a gallery?: Installations and performance art • Who's who and location of artworks
Susie Hodge is an art historian, author, artist and journalist with more than 100 books to her name. She has an MA in the History of Art from Birkbeck, University of London, and is a Fellow of the RSA. She has twice been named the No. 1 art writer by the Independent.
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Nashville SC's 1-0 victory against previously unbeaten Pittsburgh Wednesday night was a huge moment for the club, as it put them back into the top eight of the USL Eastern Conference standings and extended the Boys in Gold's unbeaten streak in the league to five.
Although the game was on the road, there was still plenty of support around the Music City for the game that night. Watch parties congregated at many of the club's affiliated bars to cheer on Nashville to victory.
One of those bars was Pastime. The official home base of the Roadies, many have frequented this establishment during home games to grab a beverage (or many) and a pregame snack before making the short march to First Tennessee Park to yell and sing for their team.
However, I was curious how things went when the team was out of town. Myself and the Golden Goal fellows decided to head over to Pastime to catch the match and soak up the festivities. Here are some observations I had from our trip last night.
Atmosphere: Although the first half was a bit lethargic, that didn't damper the spirits of The Roadies in attendance that night. They continued to give words of encouragement through the television screens. The place came alive, as expected, when Brandon Allen scored his goal in the 69th minute. I thoroughly enjoyed the synchronized clapping and chants of "NSC!" during the corner kicks Nashville SC was awarded.
Presentation: The bar set up all three television monitors above the bar main to have the game on, making it impossible to have a bad seat if you came to watch.
Food: I've been on a bit of a health kick lately, so I decided to go with the chicken caesar wrap. However, it didn't seem like you go wrong with anything on the menu. There's something for everyone, whether you're like me and wanted to try and cut a couple of calories, or you want to indulge in all of the mouth-watering appetizers like hot chicken taquitos or pretzel bites.
Service: Our waitress was exceptional with her service, getting us our drinks in a timely manner and checking in with us enough times where it didn't seem like she was overbearing.
As Nashville SC continues to have games on the road, we'll continue to try and venture out to other establishments that show their games and give our feedback on them.
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Breaking: Umahi orders arrest of Sun Newspaper Correspondent
Governor David Umahi of Ebonyi State has ordered the arrest and possible prosecution of the State Correspondent of the Daily Sun Newspapers, Chijioke Agwu.
The Governor gave the arrest order inside his office's Conference Hall, venue of enlarged State Security Council meeting and media conference on Saturday.
Umahi said he took the decision based on a report authored by the correspondent and published in Daily Sun Newspaper of April 17, 2020.
The story, with the headline: "Anxiety, Fear, as Lassa Fever wreck havoc in Ebonyi," was alleged by the Governor to contain false information, thereby contravening some provisions of the State COVID-19 and other dangerous infectious diseases law, 2020.
Governor Umahi, after reading the report to the hearing of the entire gathering, where the reporter was present for his official duty, requested for his defence.
When Agwu declined comment, noting that he would confer with his establishment first, the Governor asked the Commissioner of Police to arrest him instantly.
He was whisked away by the Governor's Aide-De-Camp and handed over to waiting Policemen.
Meanwhile a cross-section of journalists and media workers in the State have expressed disappointment with the action of the Governor, describing it as unwarranted intimidation.
Most of them argued that the report could not be said to be false because the reporter specifically mentioned the identity of some of the victims of the fever as well as some statistics backing it.
They further argued that Agwu could not have manufactured those information but may have gotten them from reliable authorities.
The State Commissioner for Information and Orientation, Uchenna Orji, who was approached by journalists on the matter, promised that he would seek the Governor's attention on the matter.
Orji admonished the journalists to be calm as he makes efforts to mediate.
He further asked the journalists to send text messages to the Governor appealing to him on the reporter's behalf.
Up to the time of filing this report, the leadership of the Nigeria Union of Journalists in the State had not issued any official statement on the matter, while the reporter could not be accessed at the State Police headquarters for comments.
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While anti-nuclear groups are opposing the proposal to set up an 'Away From Reactor' facility on the premises of the Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant (KKNPP), ahead of a scheduled public hearing on July 10, the KKNPP Director has allayed apprehensions that …
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Exploring the gas sector revival by using LNG, growth in the demand for jet fuel and gasoline — and other news. COMPETITIVE LNG REVIVES GAS SECTOR Monthly Gas News Commentary: May - June 2019 India In a bid to promote a gas-based economy, the new …
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Tata Projects bullish on oil, gas, nuclear sectors, eyes Rs 16,000 crore
Riding high on the pace of growth in the oil and gas, nuclear and urban infrastructure sectors, Tata Projects, a part of the diversified Tata Group, is eyeing up to Rs 16,000 crore worth of revenue this fiscal. The company, one of fastest growing …
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Tata Projects bullish on oil, gas, nuclear segments, eyes Rs 16,000 cr topline this year
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Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and former US President George Bush. A decade after the historic Indo-US nuclear deal, experts said the pact did not lead to India setting up foreign-built reactors, but helped fuel domestic power plants and give access …
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NPCIL's Kaiga Unit-1 equipped with BHEL-supplied Nuclear Power equipment creates World Record for continuous operation
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"Fill the Ground with Yellow. Fill the Ground With Love""
Karl Robinson looks forward to welcoming fans back as the U's take on Blackpool
Boss Karl Robinson believes that the return of fans to the Kassam Stadium can help keep his side building on the momentum that has taken them to the Sky Bet League 1 play-offs.
The U's welcome Blackpool on Tuesday (6pm) and Karl wants to see a sea of yellow in the stands as fans are finally reunited with his team:
"The mood has been good all week and we are ready" he told iFollow. "The biggest excitement is that there will be fans back in the ground to watch us play. There are pictures all around the training ground and stadium of players celebrating with fans and they are a massive part of this football club; a real driver of this team's success. And it is success. We have achieved way beyond what we expected in two years: club records, points totals. If these players get promoted they deserve certain status in the club's history.
"Younger fans hear stories of Aldridge and Moody and Elliott, or Ron Atkinson or whatever. It is all about the unity between the fans and players. The youngsters can't talk about those players, people like Briggs and Shotton. There are old players walking around the north of England still with scars on their legs from facing those two! Fans hear those stories but now this crop of players get a chance to make new stories for the fans.
"If any kids go in to school wearing their Oxford shirt tomorrow and get told off then that teacher needs to be named and shamed! You should be able to go to school or work ready to come straight to the ground. It's an early kick-off!
"Come and fill the ground with yellow. Fill it with the frustration of not being here for a year, fill it with the love you have for the team. If players make mistakes then embrace that too and keep positive and keep backing them.
"We have one chance to get ourselves in a good position for the second leg and we are going to need every bit of that love and passion from the fans."
See the full interview in iFollow as the U's get set for the first leg of the play-offs.
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PM doesn't need a summit to fix domestic violence cuts in MYEFO
The Australian Greens welcome COAG's announcement of a domestic violence summit and a deadline for national DVO legislation, but cuts must be restored and funding increased for domestic violence services and prevention in the MYEFO next Tuesday.
"While we welcome the first ministers' domestic violence announcements, they will not stop women being turned away from over-stretched refuges and legal centres," Senator Larissa Waters, Australian Greens spokesperson for women, said.
"We welcome a summit, but the cuts to services can be fixed right away.
Workplace Gender Equality Agency data shows women paid a quarter less than men
Larissa Waters 26 Nov 2015
The Workplace Gender Equality Agency's annual data on the gender pay gap, out today, shows the gap is even worse when bonuses, allowances and superannuation are taken into account
"When bonuses, allowances and superannuation are taken into account, the gender pay gap for full-time work is a staggering 24 per cent," Senator Larissa Waters, Australian Greens spokesperson for women, said.
"It's seriously unacceptable that in 2015, women only earn about three quarters that of men for full-time work.
Senate Inquiry into preventing domestic violence by challenging gender inequality
The Australian Greens have successfully established a Senate Inquiry on preventing domestic violence by challenging societal attitudes of gender inequality and rigid gender stereotypes.
The inquiry will also look at how these stereotypes are communicated to children and young people, including through the marketing of toys and other products, as well as media, entertainment and education.
Economic cost of domestic violence must be factored into MYEFO and budget
The Australian Greens are calling on the Turnbull Government to factor the Our Watch report on the economic cost of violence against women, released today, into MYEFO and next year's budget.
The report shows violence against women costs the economy $21.7 billion a year and that one million Australian women endured physical or sexual violence, emotional abuse or stalking in the last year.
Senate wishes 'happy 40th birthday' to Women's House – Queensland's oldest women's shelter
The Senate has this afternoon supported an Australian Greens' motion marking the 40th birthday of Brisbane's Women's House - Queensland's oldest women's shelter.
"Women's House has saved the lives of many Queensland women and children over its 40 years," Senator Larissa Waters, the Australian Greens spokesperson for women, said.
"We are fortunate to have Australia's oldest independent women's shelter in our state, which I have had the opportunity to visit to learn about its eventful history and the invaluable work it carries on today.
Narrow defeat of Turnbull Government anti-choice abortion Senate motion is alarming
Larissa Waters 9 Nov 2015
The Senate has narrowly defeated a Turnbull Government motion opposing Greens' state and territory legislation for exclusion zones outside abortion clinics to stop anti-choice protesters intimidating women.
"It's alarming that the Senate was only just able to defeat this appalling motion from the Turnbull Government," Senator Larissa Waters, Australian Greens spokesperson for women, said.
"Senator Canavan, who put forward the motion, has tried to pass this off as a freedom of speech issue but this is an issue of safe, accessible healthcare and women's rights.
Self-funded top ups alone won't solve superannuation gender gap
To close the superannuation gender gap the Turnbull Government needs to help all women, not just those who can afford to top up their super, say the Australian Greens.
Senator Larissa Waters, Australian Greens Deputy Leader and spokesperson for women, who has co-sponsored a Senate Inquiry into women's retirement incomes, said:
"While it's great the government is looking at options to close the super gender gap, simply encouraging women to top up their super will only help the small number who can afford that.
Qld women travelling interstate for abortions reconfirms need to decriminalise abortion in our state
With Queensland medical experts saying women are travelling to other states to have abortions, the Palaszczuk Government must get rid of our state's archaic laws that still list abortion as a crime.
Qld Senator Larissa Waters, Australian Greens Deputy Leader and spokesperson for women, said:
"Queensland women should not be treated as criminals for wanting control over their own bodies.
"Many Queensland women who want to have an abortion may not have the money to travel to another state where laws reflect the mainstream view that abortion is not a crime.
Horrifying new domestic violence statistics must prompt government action
Reporting of a study by Australia's National Research Organisation for Women's Safety into domestic violence confirms its appalling extent and the need for funding.
"This comprehensive study provides a horrific insight into the awful extent of domestic violence in our country," Senator Larissa Waters, Australian Greens Deputy Leader and spokesperson for women, said.
"It finds that one in four women have gone through violence inflicted by a partner or former partner, including boyfriends or dates.
Senate calls for legal help for Qld domestic violence victims
The federal Senate has passed an Australian Greens' motion calling for funding for Queensland community legal centres so they can help people in need, especially domestic violence victims.
Queensland Senator Larissa Waters, Australian Greens Deputy Leader and spokesperson for women, said:
"The Senate is sending a strong message - it's not OK that Queensland's community legal centres have to turn away two in every three people who approach them for help.
"Funding for community legal centres will fall off a cliff in 2017 - with a planned cut of $12 million.