text:
Q: R- joining tables using time intervals error using foverlaps I am trying to merge two table data sets of two different tables (1) watching data, and (2) program schedule.
The goal is to to have the output such as all of the programs watched during the watching time interval is listed on the same row.
The expected output
Person    Channel   program_Date  start_time  end_time  Prog1  Prog2   Prog3
Name A    NatGeo      1/1/2018      11:00       12:00     Doc A  Doc B  Doc C
Name B    NatGeo      1/1/2018      12:30       14:00     Doc C  Doc D  -NA-
Name B    HBO         1/1/2018      21:30       22:00     Mov A  -NA-   -NA-
Name B    HBO         1/1/2018      22:30       23:30     Mov A  Mov B  -NA-

The sample data below is exactly the command and the error output in R studio and the two data sets in dput(). Im still learning R and I ma having trouble figuring out what the error actually means. And I have looked at R- merging two data sets within time duration/intervals and tried to exactly follow the procedure but it keeps on giving the error and still not sure why column in time1 does not correspond to column in time 2. Thanks
Sample data of dt1 & dt2. When the two lines are run there is error. I tried to fix but it still error:
> setkey(dt2_schedule, Channel, time1, time2)
 dt <- foverlaps(dt1_watching, dt2_schedule, by.x = c("Channel", "start", "end"), nomatch = 0L)
Error in foverlaps(dt1_watching, dt2_schedule, by.x = c("Channel", "start",  :
  All entries in column time1 should be <= corresponding entries in column time2 in data.table 'y'

dt1_watching <- structure(list(Person = c("name1", "name2", "name3", "name1",
"name2"), Channel = c("FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD",
"FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD"
), start = structure(c(1522564740, 1522566240, 1522566540, 1522654080,
1522655760), class = c("POSIXct", "POSIXt"), tzone = ""), end = structure(c(1522566000,
1522567920, 1522567560, 1522656060, 1522658100), class = c("POSIXct",
"POSIXt"), tzone = "")), row.names = c(NA, -5L), class = c("data.table",
"data.frame"), .internal.selfref = <pointer: 0x0000000009000788>, .Names = c("Person",
"Channel", "start", "end"))

dt2_schedule <- structure(list(Channel = c("FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD",
"FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD",
"FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD",
"FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD",
"FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD",
"FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD",
"FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD",
"FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD",
"FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD",
"FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD",
"FOX Action Movies HD"), Program = c("NIGHT WATCH", "EXISTS",
"MISSIONARY MAN", "NATURAL BORN KILLERS", "TANK 432", "EXTRATERRESTRIAL",
"ENTRAPMENT", "GARM WARS: THE LAST DRUID", "STRAW DOGS", "VICE",
"INSURGENT", "LILA & EVE", "KILLING SALAZAR", "HACKER", "STRAW DOGS",
"LOOSE CANNONS", "THE LAZARUS EFFECT", "SHARKTOPUS VS. PTERACUDA",
"GARM WARS: THE LAST DRUID", "EXISTS", "MAN VS.", "TANK 432",
"LILA & EVE", "MISSIONARY MAN", "HACKER", "MAN ON FIRE", "A TIME TO KILL",
"I HAD A BLOODY GOOD TIME AT HOUSE HARKER", "INSURGENT", "THE NEWTON BOYS"
), time1 = structure(c(1522555200, 1522561200, 1522562700, 1522568400,
1522575300, 1522580700, 1522586700, 1522593600, 1522599600, 1522606200,
1522611900, 1522619100, 1522624800, 1522630800, 1522637400, 1522644000,
1522649700, 1522654800, 1522660200, 1522666200, 1522671000, 1522676100,
1522681500, 1522687200, 1522692900, 1522699500, 1522708200, 1522717200,
1522722300, 1522729500), class = c("POSIXct", "POSIXt"), tzone = ""),
    time2 = structure(c(1522561200, 1522562700, 1522568400, 1522575300,
    1522580700, 1522586700, 1522593600, 1522599600, 1522606200,
    1522611900, 1522619100, 1522624800, 1522630800, 1522637400,
    1522557600, 1522649700, 1522654800, 1522660200, 1522666200,
    1522671000, 1522676100, 1522681500, 1522687200, 1522692900,
    1522699500, 1522708200, 1522717200, 1522722300, 1522643100,
    1522729500), class = c("POSIXct", "POSIXt"), tzone = "")), row.names = c(NA,
-30L), class = c("data.table", "data.frame"), .internal.selfref = <pointer: 0x0000000009000788>, .Names = c("Channel",
"Program", "time1", "time2"), sorted = c("Channel", "time1",
"time2"))

un-modified data

> dput(dt1_watching)
structure(list(V1 = c("name1", "name2", "name3", "name1", "name2"
), V2 = c("FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD",
"FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD"), V3 = c("4/1/2018",
"4/1/2018", "4/1/2018", "4/2/2018", "4/2/2018"), V4 = c("2:39:00",
"3:04:00", "3:09:00", "3:28:00", "3:56:00"), V5 = c("3:00:00",
"3:32:00", "3:26:00", "4:01:00", "4:35:00")), .Names = c("V1",
"V2", "V3", "V4", "V5"), row.names = c(NA, -5L), class = c("data.table",
"data.frame"), .internal.selfref = <pointer: 0x0000000009000788>)
> dput(dt2_schedule)
structure(list(V1 = c("FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD",
"FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD",
"FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD",
"FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD",
"FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD",
"FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD",
"FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD",
"FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD",
"FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD",
"FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD",
"FOX Action Movies HD"), V2 = c("NIGHT WATCH", "EXISTS", "MISSIONARY MAN",
"NATURAL BORN KILLERS", "TANK 432", "EXTRATERRESTRIAL", "ENTRAPMENT",
"GARM WARS: THE LAST DRUID", "STRAW DOGS", "VICE", "INSURGENT",
"LILA & EVE", "KILLING SALAZAR", "HACKER", "STRAW DOGS", "LOOSE CANNONS",
"THE LAZARUS EFFECT", "SHARKTOPUS VS. PTERACUDA", "GARM WARS: THE LAST DRUID",
"EXISTS", "MAN VS.", "TANK 432", "LILA & EVE", "MISSIONARY MAN",
"HACKER", "MAN ON FIRE", "A TIME TO KILL", "I HAD A BLOODY GOOD TIME AT HOUSE HARKER",
"INSURGENT", "THE NEWTON BOYS"), V3 = c("4/1/2018", "4/1/2018",
"4/1/2018", "4/1/2018", "4/1/2018", "4/1/2018", "4/1/2018", "4/1/2018",
"4/1/2018", "4/1/2018", "4/1/2018", "4/1/2018", "4/1/2018", "4/1/2018",
"4/1/2018", "4/2/2018", "4/2/2018", "4/2/2018", "4/2/2018", "4/2/2018",
"4/2/2018", "4/2/2018", "4/2/2018", "4/2/2018", "4/2/2018", "4/2/2018",
"4/2/2018", "4/2/2018", "4/2/2018", "4/3/2018"), V4 = c("0:00:00",
"1:40:00", "2:05:00", "3:40:00", "5:35:00", "7:05:00", "8:45:00",
"10:40:00", "12:20:00", "14:10:00", "15:45:00", "17:45:00", "19:20:00",
"21:00:00", "22:50:00", "0:40:00", "2:15:00", "3:40:00", "5:10:00",
"6:50:00", "8:10:00", "9:35:00", "11:05:00", "12:40:00", "14:15:00",
"16:05:00", "18:30:00", "21:00:00", "22:25:00", "0:25:00")), .Names = c("V1",
"V2", "V3", "V4"), row.names = c(NA, -30L), class = c("data.table",
"data.frame"), .internal.selfref = <pointer: 0x0000000009000788>)

A: Ok how about this?
library(data.table)

# Add column names
names(dt1_watching) <- c("Person", "Channel", "program_Date", "start_time", "end_time")
names(dt2_schedule) <- c("Channel", "Program", "program_Date", "start_time")

# Convert date & time to POSIXct
# Note that foverlap requires a start and end date, so we create an end date
# from the next start date per channel using shift for df1
dt1_watching[, `:=`(
    start = as.POSIXct(paste(program_Date, start_time), format = "%m/%d/%Y %H:%M"),
    end = as.POSIXct(paste(program_Date, end_time), format = "%m/%d/%Y %H:%M"))]
dt2_schedule[,
    time1 := as.POSIXct(paste(program_Date, start_time), format = "%m/%d/%Y %H:%M")][,
    time2 := shift(time1, 1, type = "lead", fill = max(time1)), by = Channel]

# Remove unnecessary columns in preparation for final output
dt1_watching[, `:=`(program_Date = NULL, start_time = NULL, end_time = NULL)]
dt2_schedule[, `:=`(program_Date = NULL, start_time = NULL)]

# Join on channel and overlapping intervals
# Once joined, remove time1 and time2
setkey(dt2_schedule, Channel, time1, time2)
dt <- foverlaps(dt1_watching, dt2_schedule, by.x = c("Channel", "start", "end"), nomatch = 0L)
dt[, `:=`(time1 = NULL, time2 = NULL)]

# Spread long to wide
dt[, idx := paste0("Prog",1:.N), by = c("Channel", "Person", "start")]
dcast(dt, Channel + Person + start + end ~ idx, value.var = "Program")[order(Person, start)]
#                Channel Person               start                 end
#1: FOX Action Movies HD  name1 2018-04-01 02:39:00 2018-04-01 03:00:00
#2: FOX Action Movies HD  name1 2018-04-02 03:28:00 2018-04-02 04:01:00
#3: FOX Action Movies HD  name2 2018-04-01 03:04:00 2018-04-01 03:32:00
#4: FOX Action Movies HD  name2 2018-04-02 03:56:00 2018-04-02 04:35:00
#5: FOX Action Movies HD  name3 2018-04-01 03:09:00 2018-04-01 03:26:00
#                      Prog1                    Prog2
#1:           MISSIONARY MAN                       NA
#2:       THE LAZARUS EFFECT SHARKTOPUS VS. PTERACUDA
#3:           MISSIONARY MAN                       NA
#4: SHARKTOPUS VS. PTERACUDA                       NA
#5:           MISSIONARY MAN                       NA

The only difference to my previous answer is the calculation of end times for df2_schedule. Note that you only have one Channel, so for multiple channels you will need to do this by Channel (hence the by = Channel above).

Sample data
dt1_watching <- structure(list(V1 = c("name1", "name2", "name3", "name1", "name2"
), V2 = c("FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD",
"FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD"), V3 = c("4/1/2018",
"4/1/2018", "4/1/2018", "4/2/2018", "4/2/2018"), V4 = c("2:39:00",
"3:04:00", "3:09:00", "3:28:00", "3:56:00"), V5 = c("3:00:00",
"3:32:00", "3:26:00", "4:01:00", "4:35:00")), .Names = c("V1",
"V2", "V3", "V4", "V5"), row.names = c(NA, -5L), class = c("data.table",
"data.frame"))

dt2_schedule <- structure(list(V1 = c("FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD",
"FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD",
"FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD",
"FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD",
"FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD",
"FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD",
"FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD",
"FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD",
"FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD",
"FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD", "FOX Action Movies HD",
"FOX Action Movies HD"), V2 = c("NIGHT WATCH", "EXISTS", "MISSIONARY MAN",
"NATURAL BORN KILLERS", "TANK 432", "EXTRATERRESTRIAL", "ENTRAPMENT",
"GARM WARS: THE LAST DRUID", "STRAW DOGS", "VICE", "INSURGENT",
"LILA & EVE", "KILLING SALAZAR", "HACKER", "STRAW DOGS", "LOOSE CANNONS",
"THE LAZARUS EFFECT", "SHARKTOPUS VS. PTERACUDA", "GARM WARS: THE LAST DRUID",
"EXISTS", "MAN VS.", "TANK 432", "LILA & EVE", "MISSIONARY MAN",
"HACKER", "MAN ON FIRE", "A TIME TO KILL", "I HAD A BLOODY GOOD TIME AT HOUSE HARKER",
"INSURGENT", "THE NEWTON BOYS"), V3 = c("4/1/2018", "4/1/2018",
"4/1/2018", "4/1/2018", "4/1/2018", "4/1/2018", "4/1/2018", "4/1/2018",
"4/1/2018", "4/1/2018", "4/1/2018", "4/1/2018", "4/1/2018", "4/1/2018",
"4/1/2018", "4/2/2018", "4/2/2018", "4/2/2018", "4/2/2018", "4/2/2018",
"4/2/2018", "4/2/2018", "4/2/2018", "4/2/2018", "4/2/2018", "4/2/2018",
"4/2/2018", "4/2/2018", "4/2/2018", "4/3/2018"), V4 = c("0:00:00",
"1:40:00", "2:05:00", "3:40:00", "5:35:00", "7:05:00", "8:45:00",
"10:40:00", "12:20:00", "14:10:00", "15:45:00", "17:45:00", "19:20:00",
"21:00:00", "22:50:00", "0:40:00", "2:15:00", "3:40:00", "5:10:00",
"6:50:00", "8:10:00", "9:35:00", "11:05:00", "12:40:00", "14:15:00",
"16:05:00", "18:30:00", "21:00:00", "22:25:00", "0:25:00")), .Names = c("V1",
"V2", "V3", "V4"), row.names = c(NA, -30L), class = c("data.table",
"data.frame"))

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


RB4171 54 ERIKA a une cote de 4.6 sur 5 par 40.
Le design sportif et l'ornementation aisée font de la collection Active Lifestyle de Ray-Ban le choix incontournable pour le style et le confort de tous les jours. La grande couverture des verres et le pont plus épais donnent un air intrigant à ces lunettes solaires aux verres gris dégradés de style Erika. Des branches minces en métal noir attirent l'attention sur la forme tendance de la monture.
Cote 5 sur 5 par mik12 de Love! I just bought these and I love them! I love that they're matte. I do think they look a little weird on my face, being a little roundish but not enough to bother me. I feel like they might be easy to break if you're not great at handling your stuff with care though.
Cote 5 sur 5 par Phonethip de Very light weight I love this rayban,its very cute and love how light weight.
Cote 5 sur 5 par Andrea2004 de Extra antiglare coating and polarized Best investment ever! I can see better with these on than ever before, I truly cannot believe how clear my vision is in comparison to regular polarized. I will ALWAYS buy sunglasses at lens crafters from now on. You get what you pay for.
Cote 4 sur 5 par BabyRN518 de Stylish I bought these just a few weeks ago, debating between the wayfarers and the aviators during the time of purchase, and I came across these! They look really cute and the matte black frame looks super sleek; however, there is SO much glare on the lenses that seems to come from the inside of them, that it almost seems as if you had smudges on the glasses. I don't know if that's because I didn't get the polarized lenses or if it's just an unfortunate defect of the design. It's also unfortunate that RayBan doesn't have black polarized lenses in this style. Still somewhat recommend.
Cote 3 sur 5 par Kmichelle de Great purchase I just bought these a week ago and really like them. They fit on my face well and look very cute. I like that the sides are skinny; they seem sturdy enough not to break too easily. I also like that they came with a protective case and lens cloth because I always worry about scratching my sunglasses. Overall, I'm glad I purchased these and hope to keep them in good condition for a very long time.
Cote 5 sur 5 par Xxsjt38xx de Love them I LOVE these. I have such a small/weird shaped face that I normally look weird in EVERY single pair of sunglasses. Perfect fit they don't move. They actually look really good on. I usually have to stay away from circular lenses but I tried them on and fell in love.
Cote 4 sur 5 par kaycee13 de Awsome have to have! i just ordered these have been wanting to get them for awhile there amazing they are thin which is great but i feel like I'm going to break them which i don't want to any way amazing look and style must have they go with anything and look amazing on any face shape very pleased!!!
Cote 5 sur 5 par jkwan10 de Excellent Glasses This is my first pair ever of Ray-/ban glasses and I'm really satisfied with the quality of the lenses and the frame. I will recommend Lenscrafters for anyone looking for great quality frames and lenses at an affordable prices but the most important the experience and the great customer service.


text:
The 1958 FIBA European Champions Cup was the inaugural season of the European top-tier level professional basketball club competition FIBA European Champions Cup (now called EuroLeague). It was won by Rīgas ASK, after they won both EuroLeague Finals games against Academic. Previously, they had not played the semifinals, as Real Madrid was not allowed to travel to Soviet Riga by the Francoist authorities. The first game was held on February 22, 1958, in Brussels, Belgium, where Belgian League champion Royal IV, defeated the Luxembourger League champions, Etzella Ettelbruck, by a score of 82–43. The most notable contributors to Riga's first title included center Jānis Krūmiņš and head coach Alexander Gomelsky.

Competition system
23 teams. European national domestic league champions only, playing in a tournament system. The Finals were a two-game home and away aggregate.

Preliminary round

Group A (Northeast Europe)

|}

Group B (Central Europe)

First round

|}

*Series decided over one game played in Switzerland.

Second round
The winners of the three pairs in Group B played against each other, in a tournament held in Milan, in order to determine the two clubs that would progress to the Quarterfinals

|}

|}

Group C (Southeast Europe)

First round

|}

*Union Beirut withdrew

Second round

|}

Third round

|}

Group D (Southwest Europe)

First round

|}

Second round

|}

Quarterfinals

|}

*The result of the game between the two clubs in the tournament of the 1st Round's Group B was used as a result for the 1st leg.

Semifinals

|}

*Real Madrid withdrew as they were not allowed to travel to the Soviet Union.

Finals

|}

Awards

FIBA European Champions Cup Finals Top Scorer
 Jānis Krūmiņš ( Rīgas ASK)

References

External links
 1958 FIBA European Champions Cup
 1958 FIBA European Champions Cup
 1958 FIBA European Champions Cup
 Champions Cup 1958 Line-ups and Stats
 1958 EuroLeague Retrospective and Stats

1957–58 in European basketball
1958

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


The game that started it all introducing Tal'Set Turok in 1997, the game helped develop the FPS genre. Enter the jungle the green atmosphere will welcome any player.
Discuss Turok 2 the sequel to Turok: Dinosaur Hunter. One of the best and most known.
Discussion for the third game of the series. Turok 3: Shadow of Oblivion is the game released in 2000.
The one and only spin off made on N64 but was still a great way to play mp.
The game that released in 2008 and hopefully not the last!
Feel free to talk about anything and everything related to Turok but not related to the games in this board.
A place for all the Turok comics. This is where Turok was born!
A place to ask for help with any issues you are having. Especially on the forum. You can also suggest forum updates. And speak about the forum in general.
Last post : Re: 10000+ Posts!
Review Site and cloud storage for Mods and Maps. With occasional news and updates on the forums. Fully linked, connected, and partnered with this forum. There's also a Turok News section and Interviews etc.
A place to release any maps, mods, textures, or any type of user content for general games.


text:
PlayStation 3 Drops Price, How Will Xbox Respond?
As Sony's goodwill tour concerning its PlayStation 3 console continues, a significant price drop for the machine–especially the 320 gig model–has gone largely unnoticed, or at least, it's been strangely ignored by the gamer crowd. Perhaps only responding to negative stories is the idea.
Nevertheless, since correcting and/or the merciful end of the errors that plagued Sony during the Spring–console hacks, lawsuits that made a certain hacker infamous enough to land a job at Facebook, the downed PSN service debacle that almost resulted in an exodus of PS3 supporters–Sony has been working incredibly hard to improve the moral surrounding its next-gen console.
This includes an impressive "Welcome Back" package that allowed customers to download two free games from the now-restored PlayStation Network. Speaking of the word "inFAMOUS," that was one of the games included in the free, "we're sorry" booty.
The latest move by Sony is the aforementioned price drop, which takes $50 off the top of each version of the PS3 console. This means the 160 gigabyte model is now $249.00 and, more impressively, the 320 gigabyte model is now only $299.
Jack Tretton, the President and CEO of SCEA (Sony Computer Entertainment of America), posted about the adjustment over at the official PlayStation blog:
Today, I believe that value becomes even more evident. I'm excited to share with you that effective immediately at retailers throughout North America, the 160 GB PS3 and the 320GB PS3 are now available for $249 and $299, respectively. In addition, a limited edition inFAMOUS 2 bundle is now available at participating retailers across North America. The bundle retails for $299 and includes a 320 GB PlayStation 3, a copy of inFAMOUS 2 and a 30-day membership to PlayStation Plus.
It should be noted that Amazon has not yet adjusted their PS3 prices, at least for the 320 GB model. Maybe tomorrow? The 160 gig already has the updated price.
Naturally, Sony took to Twitter to spread the word, and while one of the announcement tweets were retweed over 100 times, reaction has been fairly muted on the national stage.
@PlayStation
PlayStationBreaking news: PS3 is now $249: http://t.co/HsHsH8b #PS3now249 #gamescom 22 hours ago via bitly · powered by @socialditto
It should be noted that it is the promoted Twitter trend of the moment, so it'll be interesting to see how well Twitter's new advertising service is working.
That being said, the following tweet sums up my feelings, too:
@concussionsRbad
Kevin DavisReally? #ps3now249 is a promoted trend? The masses aren't organically tweeting excitedly about this change in price point? 23 minutes ago via TweetDeck · powered by @socialditto
While this may not be looked at as a big deal–even the official forums are fairly muted about it–the move is significant in relation to the ongoing Xbox 360/PS3 war. With the price drop move, you can now buy a console with many more capabilities than the 360, at least when it comes to home entertainment, and has a larger internal storage device than Xbox's largest model–no, the special edition 320 gigabyte models don't count–for exactly the same price.
70 gigabytes may not seem like a huge gap, but when people are storing movies and other forms of content besides games, and then you throw in the ever-growing size of the game saves themselves, and the difference is noticeable.
With that in mind, expect an Xbox 360 price drop any day now.
Tags Playstation 3 Price Drop PS3 PSN Twitter Xbox-360
PETA Supporters Modify Dog Fighting App To Embarrass Its Users
Amazon Attracts 1 in 5 Internet Users

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


Triton partnered with InterContinental Hotel to serve algae-themed lunch to 270+ conference attendees. Click to enlarge.
riton Algae Innovations, a San Diego-based early-stage company that is introducing a healthy, nutritious green algae into the food market, was recently honored with the 2018 Sustainable Seafood award, as part of the 10th annual BlueTech summit conference hosted by The Maritime Alliance (TMA). The TMA award was presented jointly to Triton and the InterContinental Hotel, to honor their collaborative efforts to promote sustainable algae for food. InterContinental executive chef Paul McCabe worked with Triton to create a full algae-based lunch menu for conference attendees.
In accepting the sustainability award for Triton, Dave Schroeder, Director of Corporate & Regulatory Affairs, said that Triton is excited to be introducing its algae into the market as a new, all-natural and non-GM source of protein, and noted that it can also play a role in addressing a looming global protein shortfall.
Dr. Wang will be giving a presentation later this month at the influential Agri-Food Tech conference in Singapore, where Triton will also be showcasing new prototype samples of foods made with its algae, including noodles, cookies, and protein-dense energy bars.


text:
FILIGREE: THE WONDERS OF CRAFTSMANSHIP
March 25, 2020 by Covet Blog
We started off our journey into the wonders of craftsmanship with the luxurious details of the wood carving technique, and we know we left you wanting more. Let's continue our journey with another precious art – Filigree: The Wonders Of Craftsmanship.
FILIGREE CRAFTSMANSHIP
Filigree is jewelry metalwork and it is making with precious metals, such as gold and silver. Art pieces are made with small, detailed beads and twisted threads fused together or onto an object. It could remind us of lace art.
Filigree history starts from 1660 in Italy, France, and Portugal. Until the late 19th century this metal art became very popular in French fashion.
Filigree technique is a key part of art pieces made by the jewelers.
There are a lot of machines that could make this jewelry art, but it will never surpass talented artisans. It's very detailed and artistic work, that could do just professionals with the big experience and wide view of art.
Until now, filigree craftsmanship is a very popular and widely used technique in contemporary design. Thanks for the detailed craftsmanship, like the fine grains, beads, and spines of gold used in designs, this is a design that cost-efficiency and timeless.
FILIGREE DETAILS IN LUXURY DESIGN
Filigree is extremely rooted in Portugal's history and culture. One of the most popular our brands from Portugal – Boca do Lobo pays tribute to this technique through its furniture designs. We want to celebrate Boca do Lobo exclusive work and beautiful craftsmanship with extraordinary creations. This technique is closely connected with luxury design and fine craftsmanship. This brand shows that the mix between filigree design and luxury interior style could create amazing furniture pieces.
FILIGREE MIRROR
The Filigree Mirror resorts to one of the oldest jewelry making techniques known. Completely handcrafted, with each brass cord fitted with precision, the Filigree Mirror flourishes in a shape traditional to Portuguese culture and art. A true work of art, this luxurious mirror plays tribute to Boca do Lobo's core values heritage and craftsmanship.
The mirror's structure is made from brass cords, gilded in 18k gold. It features a brass sheet that is hand-hammered to achieve its concave shape.
LUCANUS WALL LAMP
The Lucanus sconce brings a sophisticated symbiosis between a rare insect figure and the pure beauty of the silver filigree. The plate is made of polished brass and gold plated and completes this masterpiece. The stag beetle inspires Boca do Lobo, which takes the insect metamorphosis' idiosyncrasy as a metaphor to reflect the dynamic character of the brand itself, always challenging the perception of beauty through new design concepts and innovative techniques.
Lamp sconce brings a sophisticated symbiosis between a rare insect figure and the pure beauty of the silver. The plate is made of polished brass and gold plated and completes this masterpiece.
Discover more about Filigree design and technique!
Did you like this article about Filigree?
Follow CovetGroup on INSTAGRAM to see more about our powerful brands!
We are here to give you the best interior design inspiration for your design projects and, never forget, celebrate design with friends as we do!
Tags: Boca do Lobo, Covet Brands, Covet Group, craftsmanship, exclusive furniture, Filigree, filigree artisans, filigree craftsmanship, filigree design, filigree details, filigree furniture, filigree furniture pieces, filigree techniques, interior, interior design, interior design brands, luxury design, Luxury Furniture, luxury interior
Covet Blog
DESIGN EVENTS TO LOOK FORWARD IN 2020


Salary Range: $61,665.45 – $70,367.02 Annually.
An exciting opportunity for you to apply your consultation and negotiation abilities to have a positive impact on First Nations relations and Natural Resource Operations in Lillooet located along the beautiful Fraser River.
The primary duties of the First Nations Relations Advisor will be centered on conducting consultations for the use of natural resources on Crown land and determining the impact on First Nations identified or potential traditional use areas. As the First Nations Relations Advisor you provide expertise and guidance to other professionals and district staff pertaining to First Nations matters (interests). A good communicator, you plan for and lead First Nations consultation processes. You are also a consultation resource, providing support and training to coworkers who often lead their own consultation processes. You are skilled at interpreting, developing and following process and have a good understanding of risk and risk management. You possess sound professional judgement. While able to work independently, you are a team player first. You have excellent interpersonal skills; you have the ability to lead diverse teams, build and maintain vital working relationships with First Nations, stakeholders and other agencies. As the First Nations Relations Advisor you will work with other agencies to help facilitate and implement agreements with First Nations. You also provide support to other programs within the Cascades Natural Resource District providing input and leadership at the strategic level while putting boots on the ground at operational levels. A collaborative approach is crucial to this role as you successfully establish and maintain productive working relationships with a wide variety of contacts.
Lillooet is home to spectacular scenery, wildlife, and history are just around the corner. Lillooet is within easy driving distance of Vancouver, Whistler, Kamloops and the Fraser Valley. For active people, the recreational potential of Lillooet is unlimited. The area's large unspoiled mountains, valleys and lakes offer breathtaking scenery and first-class opportunities for the outdoorsperson. Lillooet is also fortunate to have an excellent recreational facility that houses an indoor swimming pool, ice rink, racquetball and squash courts, gymnasium, daycare, public library and meeting rooms. Lillooet is a paradise for locals and tourists alike.
For complete details about this opportunity, including accountabilities, please refer to the attached job profile. For specific position related enquiries, please contact Martin.Ponsioen@gov.bc.ca. DO NOT SEND YOUR APPLICATION TO THIS EMAIL ADDRESS. For more information about how to complete your job application, add/edit your resume and for more useful tips when applying for jobs, please refer to the Your Job Application page on the MyHR website. If you are still experiencing technical difficulty applying for a competition, please send an e-mail to BCPSA.Hiring.Centre@gov.bc.ca, before the stated closing time, and we will respond as soon as possible to assist you.
An equivalent combination of related education and experience may be considered.
Currently registered as a Professional Biologist (RP.Bio) or a Registered Forest Technologist (RFT).
At least one years' experience leading or supporting consultation processes and/or negotiations and or supporting agreements with First Nations.
At least one years' experience working with First Nations communities and conducting First Nations consultations.
At least 6 months conducting research and analysis related to land use, resource management, and social or economic development issues.
At least 6 months experience in managing multiple projects and assignments.
Willing and able to conduct field work which may include travel to remote areas by vehicle, boat, air or foot, overnight or extended stay in rough camp conditions and outdoor work in all weather conditions.


text:
Q: What are some good criteria for using Tracer Bullets? I was recently reading The Pragmatic Programmer for the first time and I came across the concept of Tracer Bullets.  I realized that I had coded according to this model in the past and just kind of filed the way I was working away in my brain as "agile".
They only give one example of where they had used it in the past.  The way the situation was identified to be a good candidate for Tracer Bullets was

There were many unknowns, and many different environments, and no one was too sure how the GUI should behave.

That kind of seems like the way a huge number of projects start, especially when you're working with non-technical people on a typical line of business app for a hedge fund (as an example).
I used it because it simply felt right, without really knowing what it was called or having it explained to me.  I knew that if I tried to get everyone in a room and got them to spec everything (or at least some things) up front it would be a complete disaster, but again that's a feel kind of thing...
Can anyone come up with some more concrete criteria for when this model might be the way to go?

A: You need to have a project where you can get an idea about if you're on the right track with only a small subset of functionality. Generally this is possible for things like basic GUI design, but is hard with things where the results are unknown -- e.g. if you are designing a data mining app and the shape of the tool will depend on what sort of patterns occur in your data.
You also need to be in a situation where you can afford to iterate many times. This costs time and development (and of course may be beneficial if you subscribe to agile development processes), but more difficult is the cost in terms of exposure to users. Users will quickly get exhausted if you show them too many designs and the quality of your feedback will go way down. So you either need a large user pool, or to pick your (micro)releases carefully.

A: I'd say that there is really only one basic factor that determines how useful a Tracer Bullet approach is: the number and scope of uncertainties in the architecture and design of the application.
Because the primary (if not only) goal of the technique is to clear up such uncertainties, you will not benefit much from it if you don't have any or they don't concern the architecture or design. A greenfield project with no architectural constraints is a typical example for when starting with a Tracer Bullet is almost the only sensible thing to do, whereas a for a mature project with some new features to implement it would probably be a waste of time (even though there may be uncertainties regarding the requirements, clearing those up is more the domain of general agile or iterative development).

A: I came across the concept of Tracer Bullet development in the book Ship It!, edited by the pragmatic programmers.
I guess that in your question, you are referring to the book The Pragmatic Programmer: From Journeyman to Master. I haven't read that one, and I don't know how TBD is presented there. In Ship It!, there is one chapter (20 pages), dedicated to TBD. In particular, they talk about their experience with a concrete example : a datamining application for a biotech company. Basically, they explain that having nice abstraction layers (designed using TBD) helped them remove the performance bottlenecks one by one, by parellelizing each layer.
In my view, TBD is two things :

*

*Create a software architecture by isolating the system objects, and let the developpers collaborate to define the interfaces between these system objects

*Use mock objects to ensure the architecture is sustainable (test the architecture early)

I think the first point is a very good way to architect a software, no matter what. The second point is interresting : it can potentially prevent a complete rewrite of a project due to an initial architecture that doesn't work in practice.


text:
Home/World News/Asia-Pacific/Indonesia/Indonesian prosecutors demand death sentence for takfiri cleric
Indonesian prosecutors demand death sentence for takfiri cleric
Indonesian prosecutors have demanded death penalty for a cleric, who is on trial for his alleged role in a series of attacks in the capital Jakrata.
Cleric Aman Abdurrahman is on trial — amid heightened security measures— for "planning and/or mobilizing others to carry out terrorist acts … to create an atmosphere of terror among the public," said prosecutor Anita Dewayani on Friday.
"In view of the law, we demand the South Jakarta Court judges sentence the defendant who has been found legally and convincingly to have carried out terrorism," he added.
Authorities believe Abdurrahman is a main leader of a local Daesh-affiliated network, known as Jemaah Ansharut Daulah (JAD), which is blame for carrying out a series of attacks on several churches and police headquarters office on Sunday and Monday.
The attacks which, all were carried out in the country's second-largest city, Surabaya, killed at least 26 people and wounded dozens of others.
Back in January 2016, four bombers and gunmen attacked a shopping area in the capital, Jakarta, killing eight people, including the bombers.
The cleric, who was in jail at that the time, is accused of having masterminded the attack from inside the prison. He had been behind bars for setting up a militant training camp in the Indonesian province of Aceh.
Prosecutors also accused him of being behind another attack last year that killed three police officers at a Jakarta bus station and the bombing of a church in Samarinda on Borneo island that wounded four children.
Indonesia armed police provide security ahead of a court hearing in Jakarta on May 18, 2018. (Photo by AFP)
The cleric's lawyers, however, said on Friday that there was no evidence to link the defendant to the attacks.
"He believed in establishing a caliphate, but he never proposed bombing," said lawyer Asrudin.
Police have deployed dozens of police officers, including officers from counter-terrorism and paramilitary units as well as numerous plainclothes police to guard the trial on Friday.
Numerous Protesters Arrested in US's Ohio Following Acquittal of Policeman
Photos- Imam Khomeini's native home in town of Khomein
Iran marks passing anniversary of Imam Khomeini
Video- Supreme Leader attended the holy mausoleum of the late Imam Khomeini


Watch video · Brooks's live concerts have also been extremely successful. An August 7, 1997, concert in New York City's Central Park drew an estimated 250,000 to 1 million people.... The saga over Garth Brooks' Croke Park concerts finally ended in disappointment for 400,000 fans when the country singer confirmed he would definitely not be performing in Croke Park this month.
Garth Brooks is a pivotal figure in the history of country music, no matter how much some country purists would like to deny it. With his commercially savvy fusion of post-Merle Haggard country, honky tonk, post-folk-rock sensitive singer/songwriter sensibilities, and '70s arena rock dramatics, Broo…... Garth Brooks' latest single, The Call, is all about the point in his marriage with superstar Trisha Yearwood when it almost ended in divorce.
This archive clip shows Garth Brooks in Croke Park in 2014 as he announced details of his planned five Croke Park gigs that were subsequently cancelled after Dublin City Council decided it would... Garth Brooks' 2019 tour is hitting cities like St. Louis and Glendale, Ariz. Keep an eye out - Brooks is known to announce a few concert locations at a time. Any Garth Brooks tour dates with tickets available for purchase from Vivid Seats can be found above, along with pertinent live performance information.
GARTH BROOKS: In Pieces (CD). The Night Will Only Know. All of our CD's are sent in Padded Envelopes or are Bubble-Wrapped! USED: We try our best to give an accurate account of any item that is being sold in used condition.... Both the Mayo football team and Garth Brooks have faced their share of Croke Park controversy but thankfully, they appreciate that a good singsong can cure even the bitterest disappointment.


text:
Q: Javascript register callback I have a service and want to do the following
var service = new Service();
service.onEvent(cb);
var my_module = {
  logged_in(){},
  logged_out(){}
}
function cb(data){
  if (data){
    my_module.logged_in(data);
  } else {
    my_module.logged_out();
  }
}
module.exports = my_module;

Then use this module elsewhere:
import my_module from 'somefile';
my_module.logged_in = function(data){
  _this.setState({user: data});
}
my_module.logged_out = function(data){
  _this.setState({user: null});
}

However, this doesn't work.  The function cb complains that my_module is not defined.

A: JS hoisting did catch you here. The variable declaration as well as the function statement are "hoisted" to the very beginning of the current scope. This means, that the variable my_module may be not defined when the service event is fired early.
See:

*

*http://www.sitepoint.com/demystifying-javascript-variable-scope-hoisting/

*https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Statements/var#var_hoisting


Schwartz's Corydoras Catfish, Corydoras schwartzi, is, in my opinion, one of the more attractively marked Cory Cats out there. Unfortunately, it's said to be a difficult species to breed, and isn't bred all that often. This means it's more likely to be encountered as a wild-caught fish, but for the right enthusiast that just means it's a great challenge to try to take on. As with all cory cats, it's a peaceful species. It appreciates a nice sandy bottom (no rough gravel, which can cause mouth abrasion, infection and barbel loss), performs well in planted aquariums, and does best in groups. This species maxes out at about 2.75″ in size. Learn more below.
Schwartz's Corydoras Catfish, Corydoras schwartzi, is, in my opinion, one of the more attractively marked Cory Cats out there. Unfortunately, it's said to be a difficult species to breed, and isn't bred all that often. This means it's more likely to be encountered as a wild-caught fish, but for the right enthusiast that just means it's a great challenge to try to take on. As with all cory cats, it's a peaceful species. It appreciates a nice sandy bottom (no rough gravel, which can cause mouth abrasion, infection and barbel loss), performs well in planted aquariums, and does best in groups. This species maxes out at about 2.75″ in size.


As Anuj Dhar's latest book "No Secrets" finds its ways into markets, RIR catches up with the author and asks him to thrown light on the "Russian angle" to the mystery behind Subhas Chandra Bose's disappearance.
The former Soviet Union figures prominently in the saga of iconic Indian nationalist Subhas Chandra Bose, fondly remembered as 'Netaji'. Time was when the controversy surrounding the fate of Bose was dismissed as a conspiracy theory—part of a larger ploy to undermine the standing and legacy of his one time friend and later political rival Jawaharlal Nehru.
Two individuals more than anyone else have contributed to a new realization that the Bose mystery was moored in hard facts that Indians were oblivious to. The first of these persons is Justice MK Mukherjee, former Supreme Court judge who was tasked with finding out the truth about Bose's fate by the Government of India in 1999. His 2005 report upheld the heretical view that Bose disappeared while on his way to the USSR. The other person is former journalist Anuj Dhar, who has now taken to writing books full time and whose books and activism, both in real and virtual world, have done more for reviving the case than anything else in past.
As Dhar's latest book "No Secrets" finds its ways into markets, RIR catches up with the author and asks him to thrown light on the "Russian angle" to the mystery.
Many of us grew up hearing that Bose was possibly in former USSR after his reported death. You have dwelt deep into the issue. How good are the chances that he was there indeed?
To me it seems it seems a certainty. All available evidence on record is clear that when the war drew to an end, Netaji, weighed his options and zeroed in on Soviet Russia as the only place that could give him sanctuary post Second World War. In 1941 too he had managed to escape from India to Germany with the Soviet help. He received a transit visa and was in Moscow for a couple of days. At the close of the war he reached out to Soviet ambassador in Tokyo, Yakov Malik, for help. And then, there were rumours that he had actually secretly visited USSR in December 1944.
How much of this is backed by historical documentation?
Almost everything. Declassified intelligence records, still secret documents and statements on record make it quite clear. For instance, Russian researcher Victor Touradjev accessed secret, so-called "KGB" records in the early 1990s. One of which was the letter Bose had written to Malik stating that he was desirous of finding a way through which USSR could help Indian freedom struggle. Touradjev wrote about his findings, some of which were misplaced, in a journal and that led to quite a commotion within the Indian establishment. Indian intelligence agency R&AW looked into the matter and Touradjev was approached by the Indian embassy in Moscow with a view to finding more and dissuade him from writing further.
Are you suggesting that the issue is not set in the 1940s and 50s but is a rather recent one?
It is an ongoing one. I requested the Indian Ministry of External Affairs to give me copies of correspondence India had had with USSR and Russian Federation over the Bose mystery. The ministry refused. It cited clauses in Right to Information Act which forbade release of information received in confidence from a foreign nation. On the whole, the Russian Federation was open to sharing some information, provided our Embassy in Moscow took the lead, but it seems to me that our Government, as always, was not keen.
Right from the very start, going back to British days there were good reasons to believe that the story of Bose's death in an air crash in August 1945 was floated by his Japanese friends as a cover for his escape to the USSR. By 1946 the intelligence community was getting reports that senior Soviet diplomats were speaking about Bose's presence in Russia. A report declassified in 1997 said: "There is little reason for such persons to bring Bose into fabricated stories." But there despite being many such hints on record and extremely good relations that India enjoyed with USSR, not once did New Delhi bother to raise the matter with Moscow. Of course, it has been alleged that off the record India did that and came to know that Bose was in USSR indeed.
In January 1996, a Joint Secretary in charge of MEA Division on Russia made an assessment of the situation arising in the wake of Indian and Russian scholars that in security and intelligence related archives in Moscow there were records about Bose's life after his "death" in August 1945. This Joint Secretary, who had earlier served in the Indian mission in Moscow, noted that previous official Russian responses to the queries about Bose's fate were not satisfactory. He wrote that a recent denial was not based on "Stalinist period (KGB archives)", likely to hold relevant records. His suggestion to the government of India was to request the Russian Federation to make a search for records in these archives. He recommended that a demarche should be issued to the Russian authorities about this. However, his recommendation was not acted upon—I'd say overruled— by then Foreign Minister of ours, who is now President of India. It is rather shocking because Pranab Mukherjee claims that he is an admirer of Bose and yet records show that he, rather than making vigorous attempts to find out the truth about his fate, helped cover up the entire matter for whatever reasons.
In 2013 how do you view this matter and what do you think should be done to settle it?
As I see it the ball is firmly in New Delhi's court. The Russian view on the matter will hinge on the stand taken by Indian government. So long the government here, for political reasons, continues to stick to the outdated air crash theory of Bose's death, the Russian government would not do anything that would affect its excellent relations with India. The issue has no sensitivity in Moscow but it is still a bombshell in New Delhi. The question of Russian government releasing information about Bose doesn't even arise when Indian government is sitting on a pile of its own making. The way to settle the matter, to bring about closure to it, would start with complete declassification of all Indian files and subsequent request by New Delhi at the highest level to Moscow to do the needful. In view of everything I have learned so far, I am sure that the Russian government will release the facts once it sees the signs that Indians are ready to take the truth.


On Friday, 8 April 2016, internationally renowned actress and global beauty, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan launched the Longines DolceVita collection at a star-studded cocktail party at the Museum of Contemporary Art.
Rai Bachchan, a Longines Ambassador of Elegance for more than 10 years, used her first ever visit to Sydney to reveal the new timepiece to guests, at an Italian-inspired soiree last night.
One hundred and forty attendees came including Carla Zampatti, Terry Biviano, racing royalty James Cummings, Aje.duo Adrian Norris and Edwina Robinson, Erin V Holland, Michael Brown, Nerida Winter and reality television personality Laurina Fleure viewed the new watches in the DolceVita collection.
Inspired by the "sweet life", the new model introduces rose gold and steel elements to the collection, which blends geometric lines with soft curves to magnify the brand's contemporary elegance and femininity.
Upon arrival at the event, each guest was given a coin to toss into a specially-designed three-tiered fountain, with Rai Bachchan drawing the name of Benji Condi, who won a DolceVita watch as a special souvenir of the evening.
Immersed in a glamorous environment reminiscent of a 1950s cocktail party, perfectly groomed wait staff served Peroni, Negroni cocktails, Italian varietal wines and classic Roman and Neapolitan fare. To a soundtrack of European jazz and with black and white Fellini tableaux projected onto the walls, guests enjoyed parmesan, prosciutto and figs, vitello tonnato, gnocci alla ragu and assorted Dolce, true to the Italian table.
Longines was founded in Switzerland in 1832, and has maintained since that time a devotion to tradition, elegance and performance. Actress Rai Bachchan, considered one of the world's most beautiful women, embodies the Longines slogan of 'elegance is an attitude'.
The DolceVita collection features steel casings, a solid gold crown, quartz movement and rose gold hourglass, with some models featuring a mother-of-pearl dial and diamond setting.


Your spy phone software is totally awesome. I've recommended it to more than 5 friends who were searching for a solution that SpyApp247 totally solves. Thanks for the easy to use tracking app and web site. It worked exactly as you stated on your web site. Will totally use your mobile monitoring hacking tool again if the need arises. THANKS!!!


text:
Tuesday Morning: SSG is "the cream of the crop."
Jason Russell
The case study below was submitted by Russell Millwee, Manager of Network Services at Tuesday Morning
Brief description of Tuesday Morning and SQL Server usage environment:
Tuesday Morning began in 1974 as a purveyor of excess inventory across numerous categories. We are headquartered in Dallas, where we began, and we have some 500 stores across most of the U.S. Microsoft SQL Server is our primary database environment for all backend tools. These are primarily our point-of-sale system, data warehouse, and all merchandising and business intelligence systems. We also have an in-house integration tool that relies on SQL Server.
Why did Tuesday Morning choose SQL Solutions Group for its database needs?
We knew about Randy and SSG from a former DBA who had worked with Randy at Match.com. After a different DBA left for another opportunity, we were a bit lost without that SQL expertise. We contacted Randy and liked the level of expertise he and SSG brought to the table. We've been leaning on them pretty heavily for help with what we can't handle ourselves.
Describe the scope of the work SQL Solutions Group undertook for Tuesday Morning.
SQL Solutions Group supports our Tier 1 systems—merchandising, point-of-sale, data warehousing, business intelligence, and the integration server.
We're running everything on VMWare, and most of the work has focused on optimizing volumes, like allocating paravirtual SCSI adapters, formatting volumes with 64k block size, etc. There's also index maintenance, work on back-ups and restores, DB integrity checks, and installation of SentryOne SQL Sentry for monitoring and alerting.
SSG has also worked with our compliance team on reporting from our HR system. For example, every day we get a matrix report generated by SQL Server that includes all new hires and terminations. This dictates work for adding new users and their permissions, or deactivating users in the system. And there's also the day-to-day care of the systems, or addressing issues at come up, even in the middle of the night or on weekends. SSG is great at getting to the root of the problem.
Recently, SSG helped us set up a new database availability group to help us handle RF scanner traffic for price markdowns in stores. That's a lot of read data coming in from stores every night. Randy helped us build this DAG to help with all the reads, so we'll be rolling this out across the chain in the coming months.
What were the outcomes of this work?
We see great improvements in performance across the board. We used to have a lot of trouble with our overnight batch process that would start at midnight and run to 6 a.m., and now it's running much better with fewer interruptions. There are far fewer calls in the middle of the night to address issues. We used to have to reboot our point-of-sale application issue every Friday, but after SSG did their work, this problem has virtually gone away. With SQL Sentry, we have much better monitoring, alerting, and visibility into what is going on. We know when jobs are going too long, or when backups fail, and that's something auditors like to see.
How did the project help Tuesday Morning be more competitive and/or productive?
The application supporting price markdowns is a big deal for us, because in the past, we had to do it in bulk, for everything. With the hand-held scanners in the store, the team member can scan certain products and do the markdown right then on one or two products instead of an across-the-board markdown. That kind of agility means laser-focused pricing strategy on certain products or product categories. That's an advantage.
SSG will also be helpful with SQL Server licensing, helping us know what we need, what we can get rid of, and where we can be more efficient. There's potentially noticeable ROI from that because SQL Server licensing makes a big impact on the bottom line.
What would you tell a company that was considering using the services of SQL Solutions Group?
SSG offers unparalleled SQL expertise and knowledge. They're really the cream of the crop.
For as long as I can remember, I've enjoyed writing. It started with short stories and grew into articles and opinion pieces in the school newspaper. This passion for communicating clearly and well—and, when warranted, with some flair—lead to a Bachelor's Degree in Public Relations from Brigham Young University in 1996. After two years in Mexico, Mo. as the Director of Information and Publications at the Missouri Military Academy in Mexico, Mo., (exactly two hours from Busch Stadium) I joined the public relations team at Morinda, Inc. Since that time, I've been more involved in marketing communications, helping to shape and share the messages of several companies, including MONAT Global in Miami, FL, where I and my team won numerous awards for our work.
How we do SQL Server Consulting
There are usually two reasons companies come to us for SQL Server consulting: they're facing an emergency and need help, fast; or performance has gone
SQL Migration Steps: #1 Why Migrate SQL Server?
At SSG, our clients run many different versions of SQL Server, even as far back as 2008. This post is for them as well as
Getting Back to a Rhythm of SQL Events
Over the years, we have been eager participants and supporters of SQLSaturday, PASS Summit, user group events, etc. We value the opportunity these SQL events


Dr Greg began practice in Western Australia in 1985 in the central wheat-belt (Northam and Merredin), later moving to join his chiropractor wife, Dr Andrea Keil in Perth. They have 4 children. He has worked continuously in chiropractic practice, caring for all ages and groups. He is regularly involved in further study from sports to pediatrics, including having recently completed a Life Coaching qualification. Dr Greg has been an active contributor to the development of the profession for many years. For his service he was elected by his peers as "WA chiropractor of the Year" in 2012".
He has a range of personal experience and interests including hiking, horse riding and yoga.
"Like many of us, I have enjoyed success in life and struggled with adversity. The key to being well is active engagement, physically, emotionally and with good nutrition and lifestyle. I look forward to meeting you, assisting you to better health, and sharing our philosophy in health and healing", said Dr Greg.
Dr. Marslen is available to speak to your business, school or social club on a range of topics related to chiropractic, injury prevention and wellness care.
To experience better health have a chiropractic check-up regularly. Call us at (08) 9371 7633 today.
With both of my parents being chiropractors, it was natural for me to follow in their footsteps! I have a keen interest in health, wellbeing and helping others live the best lives they can. This led me to complete a Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Chiropractic at Murdoch University, graduating with distinction.
I was highly involved in university life, participating on the boards of the Student Association and the World Congress of Chiropractic Students (WCCS) Murdoch chapter. Outside of university, I have been involved with various organisations promoting health. I travelled to India in both 2010 and 2015 with the Hands on India group, bringing chiropractic care to those less fortunate than us. It was in India in 2010 that I decided to become a chiropractor, seeing the huge impact of the adjustment on the lives of those we helped.
Travel has helped me appreciate fully how fortunate we are to live in Perth, particularly for the outdoors and beach culture. On my days off you'll find me on the beach with our family dog Jack, in a cosy café with a coffee, or Pinteresting new healthy recipes to try!
I am proud to join my parents at the family practice to offer chiropractic care to people of all ages. I look forward to meeting you and helping you on your path to better health!
Dr. Andrea graduated from RMIT (Melbourne) in 1987 after 8 years at university completing a Bachelor of Applied Science (Human Movement) and the 5 year Bachelor of Applied Science (Chiropractic), which she completed alongside her brother.
Dr. Andrea moved to Perth upon graduating, where she established Keil Chiropractic in Nedlands. Marriage (to Dr. Greg Marslen) and becoming a mother of 4 led to a focus on caring for women, children and pre- and post-pregnancy care.
Greg and Andrea relocated to Chelsea Village Chiropractic in 1987 until 2006, when they moved to the present location in Maylands.
Outside of the practice Dr. Andrea loves heading to the beach for early-morning yoga, meditation and swim with the family dog Jack, followed by coffee with friends.


Tahitian Lime (or Persian Lime) – This has large fruit, the size of a small lemon but a lower acid content than West Indian Lime. Fruit is relatively seedless, has a thin rind and smooth surface, pale lemon-yellow at maturity.
Kaffir- The tree is low and shrub like, densely branched with short spines. The fruit is very irregular and bumpy. When ripe it has a thick yellow-greenish rind. Flesh is sour and slightly bitter, faintly fragrant. The leaves (fresh and dried) and the fruit (mostly the rind) can be used for cooking.
Buddha Hand- This is a curiosity attractive Citron only recently been seen in Australia. As the name implies, the fruit is split down its length into a number of finger-like sections. The fruit lacks flesh or juice development and seeds. Rind is yellow and the flesh is acid, being normally regarded as inedible fresh but may be candied.
Limequat- A cross between a Cumquat and a Lime. The tree is small in size, however it is a heavy cropper. The fruit is the size of a Lime is orange in colour and has quite a bitter taste.


text:
Tami Sawyer
Shelby County District 7
Before she was elected to the Shelby County Commission, Tami Sawyer was the director, diversity & cultural competence with Teach For America Memphis and a writer, speaker, and social justice and education advocate. Tami was named by The Tennessean and Commercial Appeal as one of 18 Tennesseans to watch in 2018 and was included in the Commercial Appeal's 2017 Person of the Year recognition. She is an alumna of the University of Memphis and attended Howard University School of Law. A leader in Movement for Black Lives in Memphis, Tami is a TEDx speaker and has been featured on The New York Times, Al Jazeera, NPR, BBC Radio, Huffington Post, MLK50, and the covers of The New Tri-State Defender, Memphis Flyer, Commercial Appeal, and Memphis Daily News. Tami has been an introductory speaker for social justice leaders Angela Davis, Gloria Steinem, and Minister Louis Farrakhan. In 2016, she was a social justice oriented candidate for Tennessee State Representative. In 2017, Tami continued her work as a social justice advocate, which led her to organize #takeemdown901, the successful movement to remove Confederate Statues from Memphis' public parks. In October of the same year, Tami announced her candidacy for Shelby County Commissioner D. Tami's free-time is spent with family and friends, catching up on indie movies, and reading through her Kindle list.
ACCD Meeting – Leadership Training: How to Make the Case for Public Defense Resources (NOTE: This meeting is by invitation only.) MonarchKeir Bradford-Grey • Vivian King • Tami Sawyer • Kevin Tully


text:
Tag archive for 'Lahore'
By The Dispatch On Thursday, July 11th, 2019
Christian, Nazir Masih Accused of Blasphemy in Pakistan Acquitted After 5 Years in Prison
(International Christian Concern) –On June 6, a Christian accused of blasphemy in Pakistan was acquitted and freed from jail after years of support from Christian advocacy groups. Blasphemy allegations were raised More...
By The Dispatch On Wednesday, September 19th, 2018
Pakistan: Faraz Badar dies after acid attack in Lahore, targeted for being Christian
(International Christian Concern) – International Christian Concern (ICC) learned that Faraz Badar, a 26-year old Christian resident of Gujranwala, died in a Lahore hospital on September 15, 2018. He succumbed More...
By Nasir Saeed On Monday, January 9th, 2017
Pakistan: Evangelist Babu Shahbaz charged for allegedly committing blasphemy
Babu Shahbaz, a Christian form Kamahan village, Lahore has been arrested by police after allegedly committing blasphemy. On December 30, 2016 Nishtar Colony Police Station, Lahore registered FIR No. 1906/16, offence More...
By Nasir Saeed On Wednesday, June 22nd, 2016
CLAAS speaks out against 'shameful treatment' of Pakistani Christian leaders
CLAAS has expressed its grave concerns over the growing misbehaviour towards and shameful treatment of the Pakistani Christian religious leadership. On Sunday 12 June Muslim head constable Amir Abdullah hurried More...
By Nasir Saeed On Thursday, May 19th, 2016
Mariam Mushtaq, Pakistani woman, abducted while walking with her 11-year-old brother
A 24-year-old Pakistani Christian woman was abducted by four people as she walked with her 11-year-old brother. Marriam Mushtaq was snatched by four unidentified suspects in on May 12 in Bahar Colony, Lahore. For More...
By Zach Jones On Saturday, April 2nd, 2016
Update Easter massacre in Pakistan: funerals, chaos, recovery
The bomb killed at least 74 people and injured more than 300, with BBC reporting more updates. It was the deadliest terror attack in the history of Punjab, Pakistan's most populous, and most Christian, state. More...
By The Dispatch On Monday, July 20th, 2015
Two Christian brothers in Pakistan, Qaisar and Amoon Ayub , face blasphemy charges over website content
Two Christian brothers have been arrested on blasphemy allegations after one of them was accused of having disrespectful material on his website. A case has been registered against Qaisar and Amoon Ayub of Lahore More...
By Brandon Jones On Monday, March 16th, 2015
Pakistani Taliban suicide bombing of churches leaves 14 dead, 80 injured
Taliban in Pakistan claimed responsibility of suicide bombings outside two churches in Lahore killed 14 people and wounded nearly 80 others during services on Sunday in attacks claimed by a faction of the Pakistani More...
By Brandon Jones On Thursday, May 29th, 2014
Farzana Parveen, pregnant Pakistani woman, stoned to death for refusing arranged marriage
A pregnant Pakistani woman was stoned and killed for refusing an arranged marriage, and marrying a man she loved instead. photo Applysense Farzana Parveen, 25, died from head trauma Tuesday after her family, led More...
By The Dispatch On Thursday, August 11th, 2011
Petition Continues In Pakistan To Save Christian Woman Asia Bibi
Asia Bibi, a wife and mother, was arrested for defending her faith after attacks from co-workers and attempts to force conversion to Islam. Now, Bibi has been convicted of blasphemy and sentenced to death. Asia More...


text:
Balkans | Israeli forces have killed 20 Palestinians in the past three weeks
Home » Balkans | Israeli forces have killed 20 Palestinians in the past three weeks
In the past three weeks, 20 Palestinians have been killed in the Israeli forces' attacks on the occupied West Bank.
Palestine According to the report in the Quds News newspaper, the Israeli forces recently Attacks on Palestinians a plus. Tensions are also escalating in the region due to raids and attacks in the occupied West Bank.
In the past three weeks, 20 Palestinians have been killed in attacks by Israeli forces.
Israeli forcesThese raids, which often result in the death or injury of neighborhoods where Palestinians live in the West Bank and East Jerusalem, are causing tension in the region.
On December 8, the Palestinian Ministry of Health reported the number of Palestinians shot dead by Israeli forces since the beginning of the year. It announced that it had increased to 217, 52 of which were in Gaza and 165 in the West Bank.
In a statement issued on December 9, the spokesman for the Jordanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Sinan al-Makali, responded to the raids launched by Israeli soldiers on the West Bank and warned that this could drag the region into a new spiral of violence.
In a statement issued by the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs on the same day, it was confirmed that it was deeply concerned about the escalation of violence against the Palestinian people, and said, "This year we witnessed the largest number of Palestinian martyrs in recent years, with more than 200 martyrs." Statements were made.
Balkans | An "anonymous" message from Serbia
Balkans | Foggy weather adversely affects air and ground transportation in Skopje
Balkans | A new Frontex manager confirms that pushbacks in the Aegean Sea will be prevented
Balkans | The teams of the two countries will jointly clean the feet of the bridge between the Turkish-Greek border gates
Balkans | The High Representative of Bosnia and Herzegovina evaluated the celebrations on January 9 of Republika Srpska
Balkan Time | The former president of the American Association of Young Men, Murad, has assessed potential constitutional changes in the country.
Balkans | Foreign Minister Cavusoglu met with Speaker of the Bulgarian Parliament Rashidov
Balkans | Osmani Dendias: The relations between North Macedonia and Greece are an example of good neighborliness
Balkans | Dismissal of two ministers in Croatia
Balkans | Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis visits Western Thrace in January
Previous PostBalkans | Bulgaria denies accusations of "violence against migrants at the border"Next PostBalkans | Serbia is going to "change the attitude" towards the representatives of the international community in Kosovo


text:
Booming Car sales
China and India are zooming ahead to having the largest number of Car owners, HT reports. Most consumers in India and China are now graduating from Two wheelers to buying Four wheelers.
Nine per cent of Indians and six per cent of Chinese aged 18 and above now own a car, making them the 11th and 12th highest-ranking countries worldwide for car sales.
However, the level of car ownership in the two countries is way behind the US where 89 per cent own a car, Britain where 80 per cent own a car and Germany where 76 per cent own a car, found the Nielsen Company market research group.
The Asia-Pacific region's top country for car ownership is New Zealand where 82 per cent own a car followed by South Korea at 74 per cent, Australia at 70 per cent, Malaysia at 67 per cent and Taiwan at 66 per cent.
The world's fastest growing car markets are China and India, and car manufacturers invested $1.85 billion on marketing in China in 2006, nearly half the region's total car advertising spending.


Included below are Cocoa Beach Condos homes for sale. If you would like more information on any of these Cocoa Beach Condos real estate listings, just click the "Request More Information" button when viewing the details of that property. We can provide you with disclosures, past sales history, dates and prices of homes recently sold nearby, and more.
And, if you haven't already, be sure to register for a free account so that you can receive email alerts whenever new Cocoa Beach Condos listings come on the market.


The purpose of our team is to help our readers always stay aware of the latest news and trends in the world of lotteries. In particular, we are glad to offer a review of Pick 3 KY, a lottery that we do believe is worth your attention. When preparing the review, we were trying to cover all the game-play aspects that might be important to an average player, especially as far as Pick 3 KY results are concerned. Enjoy your reading!
Keep in mind that players must be 18 or over to play.
Pick 3 KY results are aired right after the drawings that take place in the headquarters of Kentucky Lottery Corporation in Louisville. At the moment, draws are held 14 times a week. To be more precise, they are held on each day of the week, at 1:20 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. ET. The numbers are drawn using the Mechanical Lottery Ball Machine. In case you were curious, the first ever draw was held on November 20, 1989, or 29 years, 5 months and 3 days ago.
The currently applied format is as follows: 3 / 0-9. As you can see, players are to choose three main Pick 3 KY numbers from the range between 0 and 9 Pick 3 KY numbers. As usual, the order of numbers drawn is of special importance.
The overall winning chances, in turn, are 1 in 5,6.
The minimum cost of playing is $0.50, but $1 is a more popular wager. The lottery does not offer any opportunities to multiply prizes. No add-on games are provided, either.
The lottery's most often drawn numbers are 9, 3, 4 (Midday) and 3, 1, 2 (Evening). The cold, or the least frequent numbers are 7, 5, 2 (Midday) and 5, 4, 9 (Evening).
All the prizes of up to $600 can be claimed at lottery retailers. A good news is that you won't need to submit the claim form to receive it. Also, winning tickets can be sent by mail. A great thing is that KY Lottery Pick 3 winnings are tax free. According to local laws, prizes of up to $1,000 are not subject to taxation. One more thing to take into account is that all the prizes are to be claimed within 180 days from the day of the draw or otherwise the winning ticket expires, regardless of Pick 3 KY results.


Well-known industry names featuring prominently on the exhibition floor include Borealis, Erema, Ettlinger, Gneuss, KraussMaffei Berstorff, Tomra Sorting Recycling, RPC-bpi Recycled Products, Suez, Veolia/Multiport and WIPA.
The new Innosort Flakesorting system from Tomra Sorting Recycling (Stand E14) combines colour and material sorting through NIR (near infrared) technology. The innovative PET flake sorting sensor solution is equipped with the unique combination of RGB cameras and NIR sensors. Both extremely effective systems optimise flake sorting applications and minimise downtime.
Erema's new bottle-to-bottle Vacunite process (Stand D29) produces food-contact-grade rPET pellets with efficient decontamination, a compact design and low energy consumption. The process brings together its Vacurema bottle-to-bottle process with the newly patented, vacuum-supported solid state polycondensation (SSP) from Polymetrix. All thermal processing takes place in nitrogen or a vacuum, largely eliminating flake and pellet discoloration and removing additives.
On Stand D2 FIMIC will profile its new ERA screen changer melt filter for plastics recycling. This new family of automatic filter changer has a double filtering and double scraping system. Equipped with two internal filtration chambers and two independent discharge valves, ERA enables a coarser filtration first, then a finer laser screen one. Advantages include the ability to run filtration for several days consecutively, reduced mesh changes and downtime with increased extruder productivity.
The UK's leading recycler of rigid plastics RPC bpi PLASgran will feature prominently on the stand of RPC bpi recycled products (E30) after it recently acquired the company. Also, on show will be samples of Sustane - an innovative new 100% recycled polymer to replace virgin polymer, the Plaswood edge bench and X-EnviroShrink - a new shrink wrap flat film technology from RPC bpi protec that contains Sustane.
Visitors to Stand D1 will see Ettlinger's ERF melt filter family of high-performance filtration solutions capable of handling high degrees of contamination. These are specially designed for processing polyolefins and polystyrenes, TPE and TPU with levels of contamination of up to 18%. Typical applications include reprocessing post-consumer plastics scrap such as LDPE packaging films, HDPE bottle flakes, PS- aluminium composites, for example from yogurt pots or cream chargers, automotive recycling and the recycling of refrigerator and electronics scrap.
On Stand C37 Bühler will demonstrate how recyclers and packaging processors can utilise optical sorting systems to produce recycled material that is close to virgin quality. They will be detailing solutions to enhance purity, enabling the use of 80 to 100% recycled material with only 20 to 0% of virgin material rather than 75 to 80%.
For the first time five Veolia plastics recycling companies will jointly present their capabilities and products on Stand B7: Multiport GmbH: HDPE Compounds for extrusion applications; MultiPet GmbH: PET Flakes for fibres, bottles, films and packaging; Veolia Polymers NL B.V.: PP Compounds for different applications; Veolia Recycling Plastics Sweden: LDPE, HDPE, PP recyclates and Plastiques de Mitry Grandjouan: PP, PE, PS ABS, PC recyclates.
Among many companies exhibiting at PRS Europe for the first time are: Ampacet, Bollegraaf Recycling Solutions, Custom Polymers, Gianeco, HydroDyn Systems, Novek LLC, Plasper, Polytential, SIPA, Sky Plastic and Sogapol.
Ampacet's latest sustainable masterbatch solutions: the new REC-NIR-BLACK range, the Odor Scavenger 1000258-E, the additive masterbatch Blue Edge 78 (7600078-E), the sustainable Black masterbatch REC-O-BLACK 216 and Ampacet Biorange will all be on show on Stand F9.
Sky Plastic transforms plastic waste into high quality products for a wide variety of market sectors including gardening and furniture, interior and exterior automotive parts and electrical appliances. Visitors to Stand A5 can discover more about its latest ranges of recycled polymers for all these applications.
Featuring on Stand A27 HydroDyn Systems' HydroCleaner containerised washing solution for plastic wastes is especially designed for highly polluted inputs such as post-consumer LDPE film, PET bottles or PP rigids. HydroCleaner applies precise friction to remove glue and other contaminants without needing additional chemical agents.
Virtual Chemist from Polytential easy to use quality analysis tool that performs automated analyses on samples of plastic flakes will be on display at Stand A11. It uses hyperspectral technology and artificial intelligence to achieve the highest classification accuracy available on the market. This facilitates high quality recycling and enables data-driven plastic recycling.
On Stand F21, SIPA's newly launched Xtreme Renew is the world's first integrated system for the production of preforms containing 100% of recycled PET, but with the same quality as preforms made from virgin PET. Xtreme Renew combines two successful innovations - Erema's Vacurema and XTREME from SIPA. Compared with alternative systems for recycling old PET bottles back into new ones, it uses less energy, creates less CO2, and costs less to run.
Kestutis Sadauskas, Director Circular Economy and Green Growth DG Environment at the European Commission will formally open the tow-day PRS Europe conference on 10 April. Speakers include representatives from major brands including IKEA, HP, Philips and Procter & Gamble.


• Clemson is coming off back to back wins for the first time in February, with home triumphs over Georgia Tech and Boston College.
• The Tigers overcame a halftime deficit in the win over the Eagles; it was their fifth win after trailing at the half this season, one shy of the Clemson record for a single season.
• Clemson has a 5-6 record in PNC Arena, which opened in 1999-2000. The Tigers won in Raleigh last season, 68-57.
• Clemson won its ninth ACC game last time out, marking only the fifth time in program history the Tigers have won nine of their first 14. The other seasons it was achieved was 1966-67, 1986-87, 1989-90 and 2007-08.
• Since the ACC expanded to a 16-game schedule in 1991-92, the Tiger record for league wins through 15 games is nine, set on three occasions.
• Saturday's game features the top two shot-blockers in the ACC in Clemson's Landry Nnoko and NC State's BeeJay Anya. The Wolfpack center has 63 blocks in 26 games, while Nnoko has 61 over the same number of games.
• Avry Holmes is coming off one of his best performances. The junior scored 17 points on 4-8 shooting and 7-8 free throws, but it was defensively where he made his mark. He helped limit Boston College's leading scorer Eli Carter to just 1-17 field goal shooting.
• Jaron Blossomgame scored a game-high 23 points in the win over BC.
• Jordan Roper reached the century mark for assists for the first time in the most recent game. He has just 32 turnovers in 863 minutes this season.


Pat – When Will We Cry?
We had ordered our tin/steel from a new place, Tres Hermano's, and for whatever reason they did not have it on the job site as promised. Maressa handled the situation very well as she was polite but firm about the mistake that they had made. By noon the steel was delivered and the team wasted no time getting the church covered.
The team made much progress despite obstacles common when on mission. Keith and Pat, the lightest and most agile of the gringos, manned the roof from above, while others worked from the ground. As our day came to an end we were two pieces short in finishing the roof. Geeee….Whizz! All in All - It's been a good FIRST day.
Back at Pastor Armando's house Tom shovels sand into FIVE gallon buckets preparing for the concrete work there. These pictures also gives you an idea of the living conditions endured by Pastor Armando and his family. The cooking stove in the back ground and closer up (right).
Brandon McLain, West Point Baptist, was a big help and found some way to serve constantly. With Donna in the fore ground this was our break area with Pastor Armando's house in the back ground. Tony Brawner, First Methodist, Mt. Pleasant, TN, with a new friend.
Pastor's Armando sharpens a machete behind his house. The only cabinet they owned was this small old green one.


text:
10 Things You Didn't Know about Nate Wyatt
Have you heard of Nate Wyatt? He is one of those guys that's kind of everywhere, but not too many people know him by name yet. He's not quite a household name, but we have a feeling that's exactly what he will be before much longer. He's an actor and a musician, and he's working hard on creating a career that will span decades and receive many accolades. In case you don't know him, it's time to become familiar with the guy who has been working so hard on his music career.
1. He's From Ohio
Born and raised right there in Cincinnati. He spent his entire childhood living here, going to school here, and dreaming of one day becoming a famous musician here. He's a man who has his whole life ahead of him, but he refuses to slow down until he has made it.
2. He's Young
Nate Wyatt is still very young. He was born on March 28, 1997. He probably has no memory of last century, and that makes him a true 2000s baby. He grew up with cell phones and with social media, and he probably doesn't have a clue what it's like to grow up without your entire life on the internet day in and day out for everyone to see.
3. He Didn't Have a Traditional Upbringing
Growing up in Ohio, he was not raised in a traditional manner. He did not live with his mother and father. In fact, very little is known about his father. Rather, he lived with his brother, his mom, and his grandmother. We don't know where his dad is, but we know that his mom and grandmother worked hard to ensure he had what he needed and wanted growing up.
4. He's Athletic
Don't let his artistic nature fool you. He is a young man with varied interests. He also loves to play sports. He grew up playing football in high school, and he was quite good. He had a good reputation on the team, and it's one he's proud of.
5. He Turned Down a Huge Opportunity
Following high school, he had a chance to spend his time in college playing football. However, he made the decision to turn down the opportunity to play college football to spend time working on his music. He wasn't ready to give up his dream, and playing football at the University of Cincinnati was not what he thought would make his dreams come true.
6. He's A Reality Show Competitor
When you're looking to make it in the music industry these days, you do what you can to make sure you're noticed. One way to ensure you get noticed is to take part in a reality show competition in which you get to showcase your talents. He tried out for and made it to the top 30 of a show called "Boy Band," but he didn't make it any further than that. He was removed from the show on the very first episode.
7. He's a Ladies Man
He calls himself a ladies man, and he's not ashamed of his player ways. He is readily able to admit that he is a man who likes to do things his own way, but he also admits that he has a way with the ladies as a result of his ability to sing, his ability to play sports so well, and his good looks.
8. He's Close to His Mom
He might be a ladies man, but there is one lady in his life that he is always going to consider his number one, and that is his mother. His mother is a woman who is happy with him, who his able to give him what he needs, and who is able to spend as much quality time with him as she enjoys. These two take salsa dancing lessons together, and we cannot think of anything sweeter.
9. He's a Big TikTok Star
There's nothing but love for this guy on the social media app, and that's because he has a huge following. He is known for his huge social media following, and people cannot wait until he posts new videos of himself. He always makes them smile, and he doesn't even have to do anything in his videos to make this happen.
10. He's Got a Great Pet Peeve
What we love about him is that despite the fact that he is only 23, he has a pet peeve that really does resonate with the rest of us who are so much older. He cannot stand when people are lazy. He likes people who work hard and make things happen. While we aren't saying we have a problem with people being lazy from time to time when they're overwhelmed and burnt out, people who are lazy in general are a problem.
10 Things You Didn't Know about Alisyn Camerota
10 Things You Didn't Know about Orli Shuka
Camille Moore February 3, 2021
10 Things You Didn't Know about Addison Timlin
Tiffany Raiford December 18, 2020
Here's Why Domino Should Get Her Own Solo Series/Movie
Sylvester Stallone Goes Through His Old Movie Costumes and Props
Tom Foster March 26, 2018
10 Things You Didn't Know about Mark A. Sheppard
Aiden Mason October 24, 2019


text:
package com.jkoolcloud.tnt4j.streams.utils;

import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;

import java.security.GeneralSecurityException;

import org.junit.Ignore;
import org.junit.Test;

/**
 * @author akausinis
 * @version 1.0
 */
public class SecurityUtilsTest {

	@Test
	public void testPassEncrypt() throws Exception {
		String ePass = SecurityUtils.encryptPass("someDummyPass");
		assertEquals("v5OmKh7o3bHWRibcb4bnLg==", ePass);
	}

	@Test
	public void testPassDecrypt() throws Exception {
		String dPass = SecurityUtils.decryptPass("v5OmKh7o3bHWRibcb4bnLg==");
		assertEquals("someDummyPass", dPass);
	}

	@Test(expected = GeneralSecurityException.class)
	public void testPassDecryptFail() throws Exception {
		String dPass = SecurityUtils.decryptPass("v5OmKh7o3bHWRibcb4bnLa==");
		assertEquals("someDummyPass", dPass);
	}

	@Test
	public void testGetPass2() {
		String pStr = SecurityUtils.getPass2("v5OmKh7o3bHWRibcb4bnLa==");
		assertEquals("v5OmKh7o3bHWRibcb4bnLa==", pStr);

		pStr = SecurityUtils.getPass2("v5OmKh7o3bHWRibcb4bnLg==");
		assertEquals("someDummyPass", pStr);
	}

	@Test
	public void testGetPass() {
		String pStr = SecurityUtils.getPass("v5OmKh7o3bHWRibcb4bnLa==");
		assertEquals("v5OmKh7o3bHWRibcb4bnLa==", pStr);

		pStr = SecurityUtils.getPass("v5OmKh7o3bHWRibcb4bnLg==");
		assertEquals("someDummyPass", pStr);
	}

	@Test
	@Ignore
	public void testMainPassEncrypt() {
		SecurityUtils.main("-e", "", "  ", "", "        ", "someDummyPass");
	}

	@Test
	@Ignore
	public void testMainPassDecrypt() {
		SecurityUtils.main("-d", " v5OmKh7o3bHWRibcb4bnLg==");
	}

	@Test
	@Ignore
	public void testMainEmpty() {
		SecurityUtils.main();
	}

	@Test
	@Ignore
	public void testMainInvalid() {
		SecurityUtils.main("-p", "extra");
	}

	@Test
	@Ignore
	public void testMainInvalid2() {
		SecurityUtils.main("-e", "", "  ", "", "        ", "someDummyPass", "-decrypt", "", "extra");
	}
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


text:
Dept. Officers
Engine Co 1
Truck Co 3
Fire Police Co 4
WEST SAYVILLE FLYING DUTCHMEN
CRUISE TO SIXTH CONSECUTIVE LI INVITATIONAL DRILL TITLE
For the sixth consecutive year the West Sayville Fire Department's Flying Dutchmen Drill Team claimed top honors at the Annual Long Island Invitational Parade and Drill hosted by the Lindenhurst Fire Department on Saturday, June 2, 2012. Vying in the 52nd occurrence of the drill against sixteen other volunteer fire departments from throughout Suffolk and Nassau counties, West Sayville was able to amass thirty-five of a possible forty points in the eight-contest tournament which typically is the first of the summer. The North Lindenhurst Piston Knockers placed second overall with sixteen points and the Central Islip Hoboes ended in third with thirteen and one-half points. The twelve points each earned over the course of the day by the Bay Shore Redskins, Roslyn Highlanders and St. James Wildcats put them all in a three-way tie for fourth place.
Despite the occasional threat of rain it was a bright day for West Sayville as they won the first contest, Three Man Ladder, to take an early tournament lead and never fell from the top of the leader board after that. In fact, by the three-quarter mark in the drill the Flying Dutchmen had clinched the overall victory having a thirteen point spread over their closest competitor at the time. Nonetheless, the team went on to win the last two events – Motor Pump and Buckets - adding another ten points to their day's efforts. In the end the team walked away with its 159th tournament victory since competing for the first time in the Suffolk County Volunteer Firemen's Association Drill of 1892.
Team Captain Gary A Schaum marveled at the team's performance so early in the season noting that even with a change in drivers for the year, as well as during the drill itself, the team seemed to take it all in stride. "Our execution was right on the mark and it appears we picked up where we left off last year despite the long winter break" explained the proud captain as he helped gather the trophy cache for the drill.
The Flying Dutchmen garnered their points with first place finishes in the Three Man Ladder (6.38 seconds), B Ladder (5.18 seconds), C Hose (12.49 seconds), B Hose (7.84 seconds), Motor Pump (5.66 seconds) and Buckets (21.30 seconds) contests coupled with a third place effort in C Ladder (9.46 seconds) and a fourth place run in the Efficiency (9.94 seconds) event.
On Saturday, June 23, the West Sayville Flying Dutchmen will be traveling to Brookhaven Town Firemen's Park in Ridge to compete in the Selden Fire Department's fourth annual motorized invitational drill. More than twenty fire departments are signed up to participate in the mid-afternoon tournament that is scheduled to kickoff at 3:00 p.m.
The 2012 Flying Dutchmen Drill Team is coached by Frank R. Miller, Sr. and G. Scott Schrader and comprised of Captain Gary A. Schaum, Lieutenant Ryan Tenney, David Banks, Kristy Banks, Patrick Garrett, Michael Heerbrandt, Ryan Huguenin, Chad Leigh-Manuell, Michael Marra, Robert Marra, Frank R. Miller, Jr., Allen Newhouse, Robert Noonan, Richard Quenzer, Joseph Quenzer, Douglas Quenzer and Daniel Tenney.
West Sayville Fire Department - 80 Main Street - West Sayville, NY 11796