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Well said re pivots …. I picking you have been trading for a while? Which part of the world are you in? I'm NZ..
Thanks, but Wayne gets all the credit, I am just a hard working student. I am in USA, 2hrs from NYC and Philly. Ive been playing with forex for many years, was a fxbootcamper years ago for about 6months. I have a window of opportunity to go all in full time right now so I am taking the leap. How about you?
Has anyone found today recording?


With the passage of time, the virtual racing challenges in Canada are becoming famous and it will allow each and every Canadian to participate in a manner they want. The virtual race is an event where you can choose the distance and time form yourself. It means that you can also choose the way you want to run. You can post a stairs challenge or you can also run on a treadmill. There are many organizations in Canada that make sure that once the challenge is completed the medal is shipped directly to the participant. There are Facebook groups which make sure that more and more people are enrolled in such racing events. Such organizations also post their yearlong event calendar to make sure that the people remain up to date. There are various racing distances which you can run. The most common ones are 10k, 5K and half marathons. It is very important to note that you need to get registered before you take part in these events. For more info, you can also search the term virtual racing in Canada.
There will be 13 full moons in 2018 and this is what this challenge is all about. You can run as you want and the best part is that it will make sure that you earn a medal. These challenges will start as soon as you get the full moons in the sky. The best part of the full moon challenge is that it can be any type of race you want. The most common challenge which you can participate in is the 13 miles running and this can be done on your treadmill easily. It is highly regarded as one of the best events to participate in. Once you get registered you will get a T-shirt and a hoody.
Now this one is really simple. You just need to run at least 1 mile in 2018 and it is even better if you choose your birthday for it. The price is a birthday cake medal which will be shipped to your address as soon as you complete it. The best part of the race is that you can choose the way you want to complete the one-mile race. This virtual race has grabbed the attention of the people from all over Canada as it is a fun-filled activity. You just need to report the finishing time to the event organizers to get the medal.
The theme of this virtual race is simple. You need to run 4 miles in 2018 one for each season to complete the challenge. There are 4 medals which are associated with this and if the challenge is completed then you get all 4 of them. As a bonus, you will also get a hoody and the t-shirt from the organizers of this event which make it one of the best virtual racing events. Instead of running you can also walk to complete the challenge as it is up to you.


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Q: @ViewChild: access grand-child methods I have three nested components, called level0, level1 and level2, defined like so:
@Component({
selector: 'level2',
template: `<div>I am level 2</div>`,
})
export class Level2 {
  getName(){
    return "my name is 'TWO'";
  }
}

@Component({
selector: 'level1',
template: `<div>I am level 1<level2></level2></div>`,
directives: [Level2]
})
export class Level1 {
  getName(){
    return "my name is 'ONE'";
  }
}

@Component({
selector: 'level0',
template: `<div>I am level 0<level1></level1></div>`,
directives: [Level1,Level2]
})
export class App {
@ViewChild(Level1) level1:Level1;
@ViewChild(Level2) level2:Level2;
ngAfterViewInit() {
  if(this.level1){var name1 = this.level1.getName();}
  if(this.level2){var name2 = this.level2.getName();}
  console.log("name1",name1);
  console.log("name2",name2);
  }
}

In the console, I expected to see:
name1 my name is 'ONE'
name2 my name is 'TWO'

But I see instead:
name1 my name is 'ONE'
name2 undefined

What am I missing? Why can't the Level0 component access Level2 through @ViewChild?
Is there a way to access the Level2 methods in Level0?

Here is the plnkr

A: It can be acheived if you use ViewChild at each level of your nested components, like this way:
// Level 2
@Component({
selector: 'level2',
template: `<div>I am level 2</div>`,
})
export class Level2 {
  getName(){
    return "my name is 'TWO'";
  }
}

// Level 1
@Component({
selector: 'level1',
template: `<div>I am level 1<level2></level2></div>`,
directives: [Level2]
})
export class Level1 {
  @ViewChild(Level2) level2:Level2;
  getName(){
    return "my name is 'ONE'";
  }

  // You need to add additional function that would be called from level 1
  calledFromLevel1() {
    return this.level2.getName();
  }
}

// Level 0
@Component({
selector: 'level0',
template: `<div>I am level 0<level1></level1></div>`,
directives: [Level1,Level2]
})
export class App {
@ViewChild(Level1) level1:Level1;
ngAfterViewInit() {
  if(this.level1) {
    var name1 = this.level1.getName();
    var name2 = this.level1.calledFromLevel1();
  }
  console.log("name1",name1);
  console.log("name2",name2);
  }
}

A: I don't think this is currently possible.
The ViewQueryMetadata API doc says the following:

Supports the same querying parameters as QueryMetadata, except descendants.

The QueryMetadata API doc has this descendants example:

Configure whether query looks for direct children or all descendants of the querying element, by using the descendants parameter. It is set to false by default.
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When querying for items, the first container will see only a and b by default, but with Query(TextDirective, {descendants: true}) it will see c too.

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KU Leuven and Brepols are designing an integrated research database for religious studies.
In the network ReIReS (Research Infrastructure on Religious Studies) twelve European research institutes are joining forces. With the support of the European Union, they are building an international research infrastructure for historical religious studies. ReIReS provides easily accessible databases, online archives, trainings and network events. The goal is to disseminate knowledge about the different religious movements that Europe has known, and thus to contribute to a tolerant society.
Religious scholars face many challenges: they investigate events that took place in different periods, contexts and cultures. They use a variety of sources and different methods to interpret those sources. They have to learn from sociology, economics, theology, history, law and political science, in equal measure, making religious sciences one of the most interdisciplinary fields of research within the Humanities.
In order to streamline the work of religious scientists, the ReIReS network was established in 2018. Within this network, KU Leuven – LIBIS and the academic publishing house Brepols are taking on one of the core tasks: to design an integrated research database in which the most important research sources for religious studies can be searched and consulted together.
The aim of the research database is to integrate as many sources as possible and to make them available digitally to researchers. First, material from the ReIReS partners will be used. After all, they each have their own collection of manuscripts, old prints and other documents from the Christian, Jewish, and Islamic traditions. Some of the works have been digitised and can be consulted online, while others cannot. Consultation of the collections is often only possible on location. For the first time, all digitised sources will be available to researchers by means of a single search query with this new database.
"ReIReS constitutes enormous progress for access to historical resources for religious studies. Whereas researchers used to have to search different databases on the web, they will soon be able to consult collections from different libraries, archives, heritage and research institutions with a single search request. Modern technologies provide linked data that can be easily reused by researchers." Roxanne Wyns, LIBIS – KU Leuven.
The first steps to realise this plan have already been taken: software analysts from KU Leuven – LIBIS and Brepols have mapped out the needs of the partners regarding access to religious research sources. On the basis of these data, LIBIS, Leuven's support centre for digital collection access, has drawn up a plan for the integration of the various databases that are variously public, private, commercial and non-profit: a technical feat. The databases are all structured in a different way, depending on the nature of the collection and the needs of the users.
"The latest tools and technologies are used for the development of the ReIReS database. We use Graph databases and Schema.org to create a network of research resources, to increase the online visibility of key religious resources and research collections through search engines such as Google and to optimize the reusability of the data. The experience that Brepols and KU Leuven gained together in the development of the Index Religiosus is an asset in this respect. This international online bibliography for theology, church history and religious studies will also be integrated into the research database." Roxanne Wyns, LIBIS – KU Leuven.
In 2021 religious scientists within and outside Europe will be able to consult the platform online. Professor Mathijs Lamberigts, KU Leuven member of the ReIReS group, is delighted to report: "This project gives researchers worldwide the opportunity to consult the most important data of 12 renowned institutions online. At the same time, important cultural treasures are receiving more attention and are being made more accessible for research."
ReIReS is a collaboration between FSCIRE, CNR-ISEM (Italy), EPHE (France), IEG, The University of Hamburg, The University of Mainz (Germany), The University of Apeldoorn (Netherlands), KU Leuven (Faculty of Theology and Religious Sciences and LIBIS, Belgium), Brepols (Belgium), The University of Sofia (Bulgaria), The University of Warsaw (Poland) and Refo500 (EU). The project, which runs until 2021, was made possible thanks to the financial support of the European H2020 project.
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An original hostel located in central Prague (Czech Republic). This refurbished building from the early 20th century brings to mind traditional pilsner restaurants, which used to offer lodging services for customers.
Rooms have been decorated in that same early 20th century style, and the whole creates an enveloping atmosphere for the customer. TESA's Donna proximity electronic locks have been perfectly integrated with that period's ambience, matching the traditional decoration and adding the benefits of RFID proximity – a technology that is quickly gaining acceptance thanks to its user-friendliness and its lack of maintenance costs.


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Protective effects of tiopronin against high fat diet-induced non-alcoholic steatohepatitis in rats.
Acta Pharmacol Sin. 2012 Jun; 33(6):791-7.AP
To study the protective effects of tiopronin against high fat diet-induced non-alcoholic steatohepatitis in rats.
Male Sprague-Dawley rats were given a high-fat diet for 10 weeks. The rats were administered tiopronin (20 mg/kg) or a positive control drug ursodeoxycholic acid (UDCA, 15 mg/kg) via gavage daily from week 5 to week 10. After the rats were sacrificed, serum levels of alanine aminotransferase (ALT), aspartate aminotransferase (AST), total cholesterol (TC), triglyceride (TG), free fatty acids (FFA), high-density lipoprotein (HDL-C) and low-density lipoprotein (LDL-C), and liver homogenate FFA, superoxide dismutase (SOD), glutathione peroxidase (GSH-Px) and malondialdehyde (MDA) were measured using commercial analysis kits. The expression levels of CYP2E1 mRNA and protein were determined using RT-PCR and immunoblot assays, respectively.
Tiopronin significantly lowered both the serum ALT and AST levels, while only the serum ALT level was lowered by UDCA. Tiopronin significantly decreased the serum and liver levels of TG, TC and FFA as well as the serum LDL-C level, and increased the serum HDL-C level, while UDCA decreased the serum and liver TC levels as well as the serum LDL-C level, but did not change the serum levels of TG, FFA and HDL-C. Tiopronin apparently ameliorated the hepatocyte degeneration and the infiltration of inflammatory cells in the livers, but UDCA did not affect the pathological features of the livers. Both tiopronin and UDCA ameliorated the mitochondrial abnormality in the livers. The benefits of tiopronin were associated with increased SOD and GSH-Px activities, and with decreased MDA activity and CYP2E1 expression in the livers.
Tiopronin exerts protective effects against non-alcoholic steatohepatitis in rats, which may be associated with its antioxidant properties and regulation of lipid metabolism.
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Wang, Jian-qing, et al. "Protective Effects of Tiopronin Against High Fat Diet-induced Non-alcoholic Steatohepatitis in Rats." Acta Pharmacologica Sinica, vol. 33, no. 6, 2012, pp. 791-7.
Wang JQ, Zou YH, Huang C, et al. Protective effects of tiopronin against high fat diet-induced non-alcoholic steatohepatitis in rats. Acta Pharmacol Sin. 2012;33(6):791-7.
Wang, J. Q., Zou, Y. H., Huang, C., Lu, C., Zhang, L., Jin, Y., Lü, X. W., Liu, L. P., & Li, J. (2012). Protective effects of tiopronin against high fat diet-induced non-alcoholic steatohepatitis in rats. Acta Pharmacologica Sinica, 33(6), 791-7. https://doi.org/10.1038/aps.2012.19
Wang JQ, et al. Protective Effects of Tiopronin Against High Fat Diet-induced Non-alcoholic Steatohepatitis in Rats. Acta Pharmacol Sin. 2012;33(6):791-7. PubMed PMID: 22543705.
TY - JOUR T1 - Protective effects of tiopronin against high fat diet-induced non-alcoholic steatohepatitis in rats. AU - Wang,Jian-qing, AU - Zou,Yu-hong, AU - Huang,Cheng, AU - Lu,Chao, AU - Zhang,Lei, AU - Jin,Yong, AU - Lü,Xiong-wen, AU - Liu,Li-ping, AU - Li,Jun, Y1 - 2012/04/30/ PY - 2012/5/1/entrez PY - 2012/5/1/pubmed PY - 2012/10/16/medline SP - 791 EP - 7 JF - Acta pharmacologica Sinica JO - Acta Pharmacol Sin VL - 33 IS - 6 N2 - AIM: To study the protective effects of tiopronin against high fat diet-induced non-alcoholic steatohepatitis in rats. METHODS: Male Sprague-Dawley rats were given a high-fat diet for 10 weeks. The rats were administered tiopronin (20 mg/kg) or a positive control drug ursodeoxycholic acid (UDCA, 15 mg/kg) via gavage daily from week 5 to week 10. After the rats were sacrificed, serum levels of alanine aminotransferase (ALT), aspartate aminotransferase (AST), total cholesterol (TC), triglyceride (TG), free fatty acids (FFA), high-density lipoprotein (HDL-C) and low-density lipoprotein (LDL-C), and liver homogenate FFA, superoxide dismutase (SOD), glutathione peroxidase (GSH-Px) and malondialdehyde (MDA) were measured using commercial analysis kits. The expression levels of CYP2E1 mRNA and protein were determined using RT-PCR and immunoblot assays, respectively. RESULTS: Tiopronin significantly lowered both the serum ALT and AST levels, while only the serum ALT level was lowered by UDCA. Tiopronin significantly decreased the serum and liver levels of TG, TC and FFA as well as the serum LDL-C level, and increased the serum HDL-C level, while UDCA decreased the serum and liver TC levels as well as the serum LDL-C level, but did not change the serum levels of TG, FFA and HDL-C. Tiopronin apparently ameliorated the hepatocyte degeneration and the infiltration of inflammatory cells in the livers, but UDCA did not affect the pathological features of the livers. Both tiopronin and UDCA ameliorated the mitochondrial abnormality in the livers. The benefits of tiopronin were associated with increased SOD and GSH-Px activities, and with decreased MDA activity and CYP2E1 expression in the livers. CONCLUSION: Tiopronin exerts protective effects against non-alcoholic steatohepatitis in rats, which may be associated with its antioxidant properties and regulation of lipid metabolism. SN - 1745-7254 UR - https://www.unboundmedicine.com/medline/citation/22543705/Protective_effects_of_tiopronin_against_high_fat_diet_induced_non_alcoholic_steatohepatitis_in_rats_ L2 - https://doi.org/10.1038/aps.2012.19 DB - PRIME DP - Unbound Medicine ER -
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Raspberry ketone protects rats fed high-fat diets against nonalcoholic steatohepatitis.
[Effects of total glucosides of paeony on enhancing insulin sensitivity and antagonizing nonalcoholic fatty liver in rats].
[Preventive and therapeutic effects of compound ginkgo extract in rats with nonalcoholic steatohepatitis induced by high-fat, high-fructose diet].
Dynamic expression of hepatic thioredoxin mRNA in rats with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease.
Triterpenoid-rich fraction from Ilex hainanensis Merr. attenuates non-alcoholic fatty liver disease induced by high fat diet in rats.
Salidroside alleviates oxidative stress in the liver with non- alcoholic steatohepatitis in rats.
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US move on to gold medal game with shutout victory over Finland
by footballcanada · June 28, 2017
Photo credit: David Zuskind
The United States will be playing for gold on Friday night in British Columbia after earning a 48-0 shutout victory over Finland on June 27 at the 2017 IFAF World Women's Championship.
Qtr Time Scoring Play V-H
1 10:37 USA – #9 Jeannette Gray – 28 yd Reception 6-0
Conversion- #83 Melissa Strother 7-0
2 11 :55 Team Safety (blocked kick & tackle in end zone #85) 9-0
10:37 USA – #12 – Ashley Whisonant – 10 yd Reception TD 15-0
2:16 USA – #21 – Hannah DeGraffinreed – 1 yd Rush TD 21-0
3 10:48 USA – #14 – Lisa Horton 1-yd Rush TD 27-0
7:20 USA – Lisa Baker – 33-yd Receiving TD 33-0
Conversion – #83 – Lisa Strother 34-0
3:23 USA – #10 – Alexis Snyder – 24 yd Rush TD 40-0
4 3:46 USA – #22 – Erica Mois – 3 yd Rush TD 47-0
After a scoreless first quarter, the United States got on the scoreboard as Kimberley Marks made a huge defensive stop for a safety five seconds into the second quarter.
In the same frame, the States scored a trio of majors – Jeanette Gray had a 23 yard touchdown reception, Ashley Whisonant tallied a 10 yard major and Hannah De Graffinreed snuck into end zone for a 1 yard score.
At halftime, the United States enjoyed a 21-0 lead over Finland.
The scoring for the States continued in the second half as Lisa Horton, Angela Baker, Alexis Snyder, and Erica Mois each tallied a major.
"My hat is off to Team Finland," commented States Head Coach Jim Farrell after the win. "They were very stout in run defence."
"They played really hard and we have a lot of respect for the team, coach and players. And again, they turned us away the first couple of drives. Again for us it was just making some adjustments on the line and opening up the passing game a little bit. We wanted to establish the run a little bit. They were going to take the run away and switched over so we could throw the ball around."
Farrell gave recognition to the defensive unit for their performance in limiting Finland's opportunities throughout the game.
"Our defence is ferocious when they are out there swarming the football," Farrell added. "We've got athletes at all three levels and the d-line makes it all happen and a great linebacking and a secondary."
"It was a great defensive effort out there."
Despite being on the losing end, Finland took some positives from Tuesday's game.
"We definitely had a mountain to climb in the challenge of Team USA," assessed Finland Head Coach Mika Eloranta. "We know they are the best but of course our players took the challenge and they enjoyed themselves, just having fun doing their best."
"Our punting game hurt us a little bit and that's why we had a player go down three times in a row, minus 20 or 25 that is too much but I am very proud of Team Finland's effort. We tried to give a good challenge. In the first half, we did so but in the second half it was a little bit tiring but it was a good game."
For the second consecutive game, Finland held the States off the scoreboard. Eloranta said while it was a tough task, there were a few key ways they were able to shut down their opponents early in the game.
"We just played hard," Eloranta reflected. "We knew they have a very good quarterback, passing the ball very well."
"They have lots of team speed so just fighting hard. We knew they were trying to pass the ball. We were just trying to hang on."
Even though this was the second game in a row they started out slow out of the gate, the States do not feel it's a concern heading into the gold medal game on Friday.
"The game isn't 12 minutes long, it's 48 minutes long," emphasized Farrell. "Within two games, we played all of our players."
"We are completely healthy going into the championship game. The game is not 12 minutes and we're not trying to do anything bad to our opponents. It might take us a little bit of time going and trying to be the best ambassador of the sport we possibly can. Again we got to be doing what we are supposed to be doing – throwing the ball, the defence playing well."
Farrell said the team has worked hard to get to this point and is honoured to be part of this group.
"Im just excited to be with this team," he said. "They're unbelievable women, every single one of them."
They put themselves in a bad position in life; they put themselves in a great position in football. I'm just so happy to be with them. It has nothing to do with me, it has everything to do with them. I'm just fortunate to be with this much talent in the locker room. I have so much respect for everyone in that locker room. I really like how our flow is going right now."
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Q: Erro de JavaScript no admin do Wordpress após atualização para versão 3.8 Recentemente atualizei uma instalação do WordPress 3.0 para o 3.8 e as funcionalidades de drag and drop pararam de funcionar.
Percebi dois erros de JavaScript na página no arquivo load-scripts.php indicando uma token ILLEGAL. O erro que peguei do console do chrome é esse:

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Já desabilitei todos os plugins e outros passos indicados em um post no fórum do WordPress, mas mesmo assim não resolveu o problema.

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Se está desconfiado que algo do pacote quebrou, faça o download novamente e substitua os arquivos.
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If you haven't heard of The Sartorialist then you're probably reading this in a pair of square toed shoes, accompanied by a Windsor knot that would make an NFL player jealous. On the other hand, for those fortunate socialites that do follow TheSartorialist.com, then you've probably notice an increase in your wardrobes versatility, as well as your overall steez. After enjoying a successful career in fashion sales, founder of the site, Scott Schuman, began capturing and uploading photos of unsuspecting street travelers to a typical blog formatted site. He has photographed everyone whose everyone from everywhere that's everywhere. Construction workers to Karl Lagerfeld, from Los Angeles to Milan. By his efforts he has pioneered fashion photography and allowed all of us to people watch from the comforts of our own home. Schuman's twenty-first century mentality has paved the way for similar fashion photography sites like Swagger 360 and Jak & Jil. It is no longer required to sit on a park bench to see the trends that currently grace the sidewalks of cities worldwide. Thus, exposing us to the muse that ignites designer's runway inspirations; common people on an average day in their random wardrobe selection.
Check out the video which gives a glimpse into the life of The Sartorialist. It's extremely inspiring, and not just from a fashion standpoint. Learning of a man who followed his vision and became a pioneer in a field he had very little qualifications for will certainly push you to follow that dream you suspect will fail.
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Continued focus on worldwide customers in 15th Anniversary Year
ORLANDO, July 27th 2015 – SkyTeam, the global airline alliance, is investing in more ways to ensure that travel throughout its 1,057 destinations is as seamless as possible for the 602 million passengers that fly on its airlines each year.
The airline alliance is celebrating 15 years since it was founded in New York City in 2000. Launched by four founding members - AeroMéxico, Air France, Delta Air Lines and Korean Air – today SkyTeam comprises 20 leading global airlines offering a comprehensive series of customer-focused programs around its worldwide network.
"In 15 years of our operations, we have grown and deepened cooperation between our members, covering over 90% of the most important traffic flows globally. Last year, more than 26 million passengers used at least two or more SkyTeam carriers to complete their journeys," said Mauro Oretti, SkyTeam's Vice President Marketing and Commercial Synergies. "Our focus remains on the customer, from seamless airport experience and transfers to integrated frequent flyer benefits; we are more focused than ever on delivering services that meet the expectations of our corporate travellers."
SkyTeam's numerous customer-focused initiatives include:
SkyPriority - an alliance-wide standard of priority airport services for Elite Plus, First and Business Class passengers, which is available at more than 1,000 destinations
Rollout of dedicated fast-track security and immigration clearance for top-tier customers throughout 60 global airports.
SkyTransfer aims to deliver seamless and efficient transfers for passengers and their baggage between member airlines.
SkyTeam Lounges - available in Sydney, London Heathrow and Istanbul, with Hong Kong due to open later this year and Dubai and Beijing scheduled for 2016.
Yoga on the Go – exclusive to SkyTeam and developed to help customers stay fit and healthy on their travels, whether on the ground or at 30,000 feet.
Multi-carrier award booking tools - available online or via the carrier's mobile app, this service eliminates the need to call a reservations agent and places more control of the interline redemption process in the hands of the FFP member. Currently over 50% of SkyTeam's members have implemented the new process and customers are now able use their miles to book any flight operated by these airlines.
An updated SkyTeam App now offers even more useful features for global travelers on the go. It now has more useful content to aid customers during their travels, with tools such as Lounge, Flight, Airport and SkyPriority finders, enhancing passenger experience.
To find out more about the SkyTeam airport experience, click here.
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Now in its 15th anniversary year, SkyTeam is the global airline alliance with 20 member airlines working together to offer seamless travel on an extensive global network. From top hubs around the world, SkyTeam members provide reliable and comfortable journeys to over 1,050 destinations. SkyTeam customers can unwind in 636 lounges as they travel, earn and redeem Frequent Flyer Miles. SkyTeam Elite Plus customers are eligible for SkyPriority services. The 20 members are: Aeroflot, Aerolíneas Argentinas, Aeroméxico, Air Europa, Air France, Alitalia, China Airlines, China Eastern, China Southern, Czech Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Garuda Indonesia, Kenya Airways, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Korean Air, Middle East Airlines, Saudia, TAROM, Vietnam Airlines and Xiamen Airlines. SkyTeam welcomes 665 million customers each year on more than 16,270 daily flights to 1,057 destinations in 179 countries.


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Lawmakers from Idaho to New York are continuing a trend in recent years to prohibit unfair clauses in trucking contracts.
In Montana, the House voted to do away with indemnification clauses in trucking contracts. The clauses are set up to protect shippers or hold them harmless from anything that happens with a shipment.
Rep. Steve Fitzpatrick, R-Great Falls, said it's about safety.
"If you aren't responsible and you don't have to pay for your own conduct, you don't have much of an incentive to be safe. That's important, particularly in trucking," Fitzpatrick recently told lawmakers.
HB347 is scheduled for a public hearing on Thursday, March 7, in the Senate Highways and Transportation Committee.
In neighboring Idaho, House lawmakers voted unanimously to advance a similar effort. H168 awaits further consideration in the Senate Transportation Committee.
Additional efforts in Nevada and New York would add them to the list of states to act in the past few years to change rules on indemnity clauses.
In the past year alone Alabama, Hawaii, Massachusetts, Minnesota and South Dakota acted to forbid the provisions in motor carrier contracts. Starting March 28, Michigan will become the 36th state to adopt the protection from the unfair clauses.
A full list of states, and the laws, where protections are in place is available.
Supporters say that truck drivers doing business in states that have yet to act have little or no choice but to accept the unfair terms.
"This legislation will not limit anyone's ability to collect for damaged goods but will simply hold the responsible party liable," Sen. George Maziarz, R-Newfane, wrote in a memo attached to the bill.
Affected contracts typically are defined as a contract, agreement, or understanding between a motor carrier and a shipper covering the transportation of property for hire by the motor carrier, entry on property to load, unload or transport property, including the storage of property.
The protections sought exclude intermodal chassis, containers, or other intermodal equipment.


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Palmer Man Sentenced To 50 Years On Child Sexual Exploitation Charges
Ellen Lockyer, Alaska Public Media
A Palmer resident has been sentenced to 50 years in federal prison on multiple charges of child sexual exploitation. Forty nine year old Robert Earl Cunningham, also known as "Bear" Cunningham and a registered sex offender, will serve the term concurrently with an 88-year state sentence.
Cunningham was sentenced in Anchorage Tuesday by U.S. District Court Judge Sharon Gleason, to the maximum terms allowed on six counts of child sexual exploitation. The terms are 50 years on two of the counts and 30 years on four of the counts. The sentences are to run concurrently to each other, and to the state sentence.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Audrey J. Renschen, who declined to go on tape, says the state had already sentenced Cunningham on multiple charges of sexual abuse of a minor. According to an Alaska State Trooper dispatch, Cunningham was sentenced in September of this year under a plea agreement to the 88-year state sentence. Renschen says the federal charges stem from the use of materials shipped across state lines to produce child pornography.
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Protix has announced the first-ever full-grown salmon raised on insect-based proteins. This major step toward aquaculture sustainability will accelerate the diversion from fish meal which places a heavy burden on marine ecosystems.
Protix has worked with industry leading partners in Norway, like the Institute of Marine Research (IMR) and the Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU). The collaboration called Aquafly had a goal to develop a unique and sustainable feed for salmon derived from Protix's ProteinX ingredient. The Friendly Salmon is a result of that project. The non-sustainable fishmeal made from wild catch fish has been completely replaced by insect protein during the growth phases in fresh and salt water until they are ready to eat. The fish grew well and the health was great throughout the growth stages.
This development is a major step forward for the insect industry as a whole and comes on the heels of the European Union adopting a regulation approving insect meal in aquafeed, which paved the way for insect proteins to play a significant role in the future of aquaculture.


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package hudson;

import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;

import hudson.model.Saveable;
import org.junit.Test;

import java.io.IOException;

/**
 * Tests {@link BulkChange}.
 *
 * @author Kohsuke Kawaguchi
 */
public class BulkChangeTest {

    private static class Point implements Saveable {
        /**
         * Don't actually do any save, but just remember how many the actual I/O would have happened.
         */
        int saveCount = 0;

        @SuppressWarnings("unused")
        int x,y;

        public void setX(int x) throws IOException {
            this.x = x;
            save();
        }

        public void setY(int y) throws IOException {
            this.y = y;
            save();
        }

        public void set(int x, int y) throws IOException {
            setX(x);
            setY(y);
        }

        public void save() throws IOException {
            if(BulkChange.contains(this))   return;
            saveCount++;
        }
    }

    /**
     * If there is no BulkChange, we should see two saves.
     */
    @Test
    public void noBulkChange() throws Exception {
        Point pt = new Point();
        pt.set(0,0);
        assertEquals(2,pt.saveCount);
    }

    /**
     * With a {@link BulkChange}, this will become just one save.
     */
    @Test
    public void bulkChange() throws Exception {
        Point pt = new Point();
        BulkChange bc = new BulkChange(pt);
        try {
            pt.set(0,0);
        } finally {
            bc.commit();
        }
        assertEquals(1,pt.saveCount);
    }

    /**
     * {@link BulkChange}s can be nested.
     */
    @Test
    public void nestedBulkChange() throws Exception {
        Point pt = new Point();
        Point pt2 = new Point();
        BulkChange bc1 = new BulkChange(pt);
        try {
            BulkChange bc2 = new BulkChange(pt2);
            try {
                BulkChange bc3 = new BulkChange(pt);
                try {
                    pt.set(0,0);
                } finally {
                    bc3.commit();
                }
            } finally {
                bc2.commit();
            }
            pt.set(0,0);
        } finally {
            bc1.commit();
        }
        assertEquals(1,pt.saveCount);
    }
}


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Craftsman Style Perfected
We can thank the heritage of Oakhurst for the distinctive style of the townhomes and single-family homes of Elle. We can thank technology for the advanced livability people find in Elle at Oakhurst, too. This is proving to be an irresistible combination for many of the best-informed homebuyers in Atlanta.
The good fortune of history made Oakhurst an early, authentic, "streetcar suburb" of Atlanta, just six miles east of downtown and bounded on the west by Kirkwood. The gentle, quiet commute of early 20th century streetcars brought with it the style trend of the day: the esteemed "craftsman bungalow." It's a classic, much-sought-after design today. An ad agency friend points out that for several years now, every home pictured in a TV commercial seems to be a craftsman bungalow, an ongoing testament to the appeal and desirability of this design.
Elle at Oakhurst has made reference to the clean, simple, elegant lines of the craftsman style, yet inside these townhomes and single-family homes reveal up-to-the-minute open plans and Bosch appliances, bringing the convenience of everything that is modern.
The Comfort of a Heritage
Oakhurst is one of those fortunate communities that is near enough to be a handy suburb, but offering so much of its own history and heritage that it isn't classified as simply as that. Such "urban suburbs" have proven to be magnets for the people who drive today's economy with their imagination, invention, and enterprise. For many, communities like Oakhurst are the perfect blend of hometown and big-city advantages,
The style that arises from this authentic heritage is an asset worth examining, too. If it is a style that appeals to you, well, you are in good company. The creative and entrepreneurial people who are so vital to today's economy have a particular affinity for the straightforward. The feel of the craftsman influence fits, because the essence of the arts-and-crafts movement in art and architecture was the beauty of materials and workmanship, rather than ornamentation. Beauty came to be, in part, a sense of the "visible utility" of an object, or a room, or a single-family home.
The Value of a Style
This magnetism of the straightforward craftsman style can bring with it an additional form of comfort for the residents of Elle at Oakhurst – the comfort of knowing their home is even more likely to grow in value.
Beyond style, the added dimension that makes Elle unique is that this authentic feel is paired with the most conspicuously up-to-date technology and design. The technology of convenience in Elle at Oakhurst includes Bosch appliances, and the modern influence on design includes spacious, open plans.
As the Atlanta leader in the sale of residential real estate and new developments, Engel & Völkers is pleased to be your guide to the lifestyle you'll find at Elle at Oakhurst, and beyond. Just call 407-405-4083, or find out more at elleatoakhurst.com.
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Robert Downey, Jr., Ed Begley, Jr., and Bobcat Goldthwait
are among the stars who honored legendary
Duran Duran Co-Founder John Taylor with
Writers In Treatment's
Annual Experience, Strength And Hope Award
are among the stars who honored legendary Duran Duran Co-Founder John Taylor
as the musician/author
Skirball Center
During the Starry Evening Co-Sponsored by Writers In Treatment and New Directions for Women, Tributes Honor Taylor for His Courageous and Honest Memoir
About His Journey From Addiction to Recovery
Robert Downey Jr. presents Experience, Strength, and Hope Award to John Taylor
Global musical phenomenon John Taylor, the co-founder and bassist of Duran Duran—and today a critically acclaimed author—was honored with Writers In Treatment's Experience, Strength and Hope Award on Friday night during a celebratory evening co-sponsored by Writers In Treatment and New Directions for Women. Actor Robert Downey, Jr. presented the award to his friend, Taylor. Host Ed Begley, Jr., headline performer Bobcat Goldthwait, actress Ione Skye and singer Divina also paid tribute to Taylor during the starry event held at the Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles.
The Experience, Strength and Hope Award is given to well-known individuals who have written courageous and honest memoirs about their journey from addiction to recovery. Past honorees include astronaut Buzz Aldrin and Academy Award winning actor Louis Gossett, Jr. Taylor's memoir In the Pleasure Groove: Love, Death & Duran Duran, tells of his upbringing in Birmingham, England, his years with Duran Duran, and his road to recovery.
Robert Downey, Jr., Buzz Aldrin, and John Taylor pause for a photowriter that you are. You know I love you."
"John, you wear your transformation like a loose shirt," said Robert Downey, Jr., as he presented the award to Taylor. "Thank you for being the artist, the example and the writer that you are. You know I love you."
"I won't say I went right away [to rehab]," said Taylor in his acceptance speech. "I had to hit bottom, which meant going out and getting so f**ked up, so disillusioned by my own inability to control myself, and then surrender. Now it's been a whole different me, and I wanted to write about that. A lot of people are struggling and a lot of people still don't believe that sobriety is possible for them."
Divina sings Duran Duran
Actor Ed Begley, Jr., served as emcee for the evening, which featured a performance by actor-comedian-director Bobcat Goldthwait. Actress Ione Skye thanked the evening's sponsors, which included Alcohol Justice, Aspen Education Group and Sierra Tucson, Balboa Horizons, Betty Ford Center, Bridges to Recovery, Cirque Lodge, Coast to Coast Computer Products, Desert Palms, Recovery, Dungarees, Hightower Intervention Services, Design for Living, Inspirations Youth, New Directions for Women, Newport Academy, Orchard Recovery Center, Opiates.com, Phoenix House, and Rally 2 Recovery. Singer Divina performed a selection of Duran Duran's hits, including "Red Carpet Massacre," "Hungry Like a Wolf," and "Save a Prayer."
Writer's In Treatment Founder Leonard Buschel said of the event, "When you have over 375 sparkling and healthy people celebrating individuals who have triumphantly overcome their battles with addiction, and Bobcat Goldthwait is being funnier than God, the event transcends the visual, and becomes about the feelings of the heart, which is love."
During the evening, Buschel was himself presented with the Friends of Recovery Award by Dona Dmitrovic and Tom Hill on behalf of Faces & Voices of Recovery in Washington, D.C., honoring Buschel for his creation of the REEL Recovery Film Festival (Fort Lauderdale, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, New York and Vancouver).
Bobcat Goldthwait entertains the guests
Among the other guests in attendance were Taylor's wife Gela Nash-Taylor, co-founder of Juicy Couture, astronaut Buzz Aldrin, actress Joanna Cassidy from Body of Proof, musician and actor Michael Des Barres, Steve Jones of the Sex Pistols, James T. Moorhead, publisher and founder of RenewEveryDay.com, Maer Roshan, founder of The Fix and Radar and Kurtwood Smith from That '70s Show.
Writers in Treatment produces and presents culturally significant events dedicated to improving the quality of recovery by reducing stigmas associated with alcoholism and addiction. The organization believes it's important for people in recovery, and those on the cusp, to have entertaining and culturally stimulating events that inspire enthusiasm for clean and sober living.
The charity event is a celebration of the benefits of clean and sober living and the importance of humor in the recovery process. All proceeds benefit Writers In Treatment's Jewelle Sturm Memorial Scholarship Fund.


I've been taking part in all the trends this month: Dry January. No spend January. Veganuary. My new personal favourite, Januhairy. But purveyor of puritanical living I am not – I am just pregnant.
Actually, not 'just pregnant', rather I'm on the emotional rollercoaster of the last trimester, hostage to the mercurial hormones of 33 weeks of pregnancy. Case in point: last week I broke down when the postman knocked at the door and asked me to take in a parcel for my neighbour from Staples. I cried that it was for my neighbour, not me. I wasn't even expecting a parcel, nor do I have a genuine need for, or interest in, stationery of the office kind.
Yet, January is the month when our tribe come into our own – why not bask in the glow of our abstentious halo after watching cocktails, fizz and mulled wine be guzzled with joyous abandon throughout December. We deserve it – there is only so much carbonated grape juice that can be drunk out of a champagne flute (a heinous crime in itself), and don't get me started on Becks Blue. Even the new surge of alcohol-free gins on the market cannot give you that 'ahhhhh' feeling, no matter how much Fever Tree tonic and fancy pants garnishes are added. We've suffered the office Christmas party sober and been the designated driver; Dry January, we welcome you and your people with open arms!
So how am I embracing No Spend January? Well, this is our third child so we've got all the gear, although we've still got no idea, but what we do have is empty pockets. Not so much 'No Spend January' as 'Have Nothing To Spend January'. Enough said.
Veganuary? It's a tough one. Having totally gone off meat in pregnancy I would have eagerly joined an estimated 300,000 people giving it a go, were it not for my complete and unadulterated love for milk. Not only has it been my most trusted companion in the face of horrendous heartburn, but it is probably the thing I daydream most about in pregnancy. If I am not drinking it, I'm thinking it. At this point, a cow in the garden is a viable option.
Januhairy? This is new for 2019 and, really, this is the pregnant woman's time to shine. Now I know there may be some out there who keep up their waxing, shaving, manicure and pedicure schedule throughout the nine months, but I will readily admit I have reached the point where, if I cannot see or reach a body part over my belly in the bath or shower, it is left to its own devices. Having endured a summer pregnancy where body hair had to be kept at a socially acceptable level, the winter cover-up is something to be fully enjoyed. A few days before my due date I will spruce up and pretend that I have been one of those people the whole nine months, but until then it's Januhairy (and Febuhairy!) all the way.
If you have been involved in one of these January initiatives, then I applaud you – they can be genuinely good for the mind, body and soul. But I'll see your one month, and raise you eight.
Januhairy: Is 2019 The Year You Finally Grow Your Body Hair?


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Jerusalem Post Israeli News Israeli Sports
Beersheba impresses to remain in first place
Bachar's boys extend unbeaten streak with 3-0 win over Acre ahead of Mac TA-Mac Haifa showdown.
By ALLON SINAI
Hapoel Beersheva Elyaniv Barda
(photo credit: DANNY MARON)
Hapoel Beersheba moved four points clear at the summit of the Premier League standings on Saturday night, claiming an emphatic win over the last team to beat it in league action.
Beersheba defeated Hapoel Acre 3-0 at Turner Stadium, extending its unbeaten run to 13 matches, including 11 wins.
Beersheba's last loss came against Acre over three months ago, but its victory on Saturday was never in doubt once Elyaniv Barda scored the opener in the 51st minute, his 10th league goal of the season.
Maor Melikson effectively clinched the three points with an accurate free kick from 20 meters out in the 76th minute before Anthony Nwakaeme capped the victory in stoppage time.
Maccabi Tel Aviv can close back within a single point when it hosts Maccabi Haifa at Bloomfield Stadium on Sunday in coach Peter Bosz's first match at the helm.
"Clearly any result other than a win would have been a big disappointment, but it was also important for me that we played with a better attitude than in our previous two games," said Beersheba coach Barak Bachar.
After scoring only three goals in its previous nine games combined, Hapoel Tel Aviv found the back of the net three times in the first half of Saturday's 3-1 win over Bnei Yehuda at Bloomfield.
Omri Altman (21), Adi Gotlieb (39) and Sagiv Yehezkel (45) scored for Hapoel, taking it five points clear of the relegation zone. Almog Buzaglo (83) netted a consolation goal for Bnei Yehuda, which dropped to 10th place and is only four points above the bottom two.
Hapoel is set to unveil Eli Gutman as its new manager on Monday and head coach Guy Levy said on Saturday that he has no problem working under the new professional authority.
"Hapoel is building something for the long term and I think that hiring a manager is a very wise strategic mood," said Levy. "I don't see any problem with us cooperating. We have both been in soccer for many years and we are here for the love of the game and not because of ego."
Hapoel started with new signings Alon Turgeman and Avihai Yadin and Levy believes Saturday's victory could prove to be a decisive moment in the team's season.
"I have said time and again that this team didn't train properly for the first twothree months of the season and I knew that it would take us time," explained Levy. "Players need to get into shape and understand what is being asked of them. I think this match should be a turning point in our season."
The future of Maccabi Netanya coach Reuven Atar is shrouded in doubt after his team remained rooted to the foot of the standings following a 2-0 loss to Hapoel Haifa. Eli Elbaz (7) and Maharan Lala (37) scored for Haifa, which opened a fivepoint gap over the relegation zone.
Netanya remains eight points from safety, picking up just three points and scoring a mere two goals in Atar's eight matches in charge since he replaced Shlomi Dora.
Also Saturday, Bnei Sakhnin beat Maccabi Petah Tikva 1-0 through Ali Osman's 82nd-minute w, while Hapoel Ra'anana and Ironi Kiryat Shmona drew 1-1. Ofir Mizrahi (12) scored for Kiryat Shmona, with Mamadou Thiam (44) equalizing for Ra'anana, which ended the match with 10 men following Dudi Tiram's sending off in the 54th minute.
Also Saturday, Beitar Jerusalem visits Hapoel Kfar Saba.