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import logging
import os
import pkg_resources
import unittest

from pyprint.ConsolePrinter import ConsolePrinter

from testfixtures import LogCapture

from coalib.bearlib.aspects import AspectList, get as get_aspect
from coalib.bears.BEAR_KIND import BEAR_KIND
from coalib.bears.Bear import Bear
from coalib.collecting.Collectors import (
    collect_all_bears_from_sections, collect_bears, collect_dirs, collect_files,
    collect_registered_bears_dirs, filter_section_bears_by_languages,
    get_all_bears, get_all_bears_names, collect_bears_by_aspects)
from coalib.output.printers.LogPrinter import LogPrinter
from coalib.output.printers.ListLogPrinter import ListLogPrinter
from coalib.settings.Section import Section
from tests.TestUtilities import bear_test_module

class CollectFilesTest(unittest.TestCase):

    def setUp(self):
        current_dir = os.path.split(__file__)[0]
        self.collectors_test_dir = os.path.join(current_dir,
                                                'collectors_test_dir')
        self.log_printer = ListLogPrinter()

    def test_file_empty(self):
        self.assertRaises(TypeError, collect_files)

    def test_file_invalid(self):
        with LogCapture() as capture:
            self.assertEqual(collect_files(file_paths=['invalid_path'],
                                           log_printer=self.log_printer,
                                           ignored_file_paths=None,
                                           limit_file_paths=None,
                                           section_name='section'), [])
        capture.check(
            ('root', 'WARNING', 'No files matching \'invalid_path\' were '
                                'found. If this rule is not required, you can '
                                'remove it from section [section] in your '
                                '.coafile to deactivate this warning.')
        )

    def test_file_collection(self):
        self.assertEqual(collect_files([os.path.join(self.collectors_test_dir,
                                                     'others',
                                                     '*',
                                                     '*2.py')],
                                       self.log_printer),
                         [os.path.normcase(os.path.join(
                             self.collectors_test_dir,
                             'others',
                             'py_files',
                             'file2.py'))])

    def test_file_string_collection(self):
        self.assertEqual(collect_files(os.path.join(self.collectors_test_dir,
                                                    'others',
                                                    '*',
                                                    '*2.py'),
                                       self.log_printer),
                         [os.path.normcase(os.path.join(
                             self.collectors_test_dir,
                             'others',
                             'py_files',
                             'file2.py'))])

    def test_ignored(self):
        self.assertEqual(collect_files([os.path.join(self.collectors_test_dir,
                                                     'others',
                                                     '*',
                                                     '*2.py'),
                                        os.path.join(self.collectors_test_dir,
                                                     'others',
                                                     '*',
                                                     '*2.py')],
                                       self.log_printer,
                                       ignored_file_paths=[os.path.join(
                                           self.collectors_test_dir,
                                           'others',
                                           'py_files',
                                           'file2.py')]),
                         [])

    def test_limited(self):
        self.assertEqual(
            collect_files([os.path.join(self.collectors_test_dir,
                                        'others',
                                        '*',
                                        '*py')],
                          self.log_printer,
                          limit_file_paths=[os.path.join(
                                                self.collectors_test_dir,
                                                'others',
                                                '*',
                                                '*2.py')]),
            [os.path.normcase(os.path.join(self.collectors_test_dir,
                                           'others',
                                           'py_files',
                                           'file2.py'))])

class CollectDirsTest(unittest.TestCase):

    def setUp(self):
        current_dir = os.path.split(__file__)[0]
        self.collectors_test_dir = os.path.join(current_dir,
                                                'collectors_test_dir')

    def test_dir_empty(self):
        self.assertRaises(TypeError, collect_dirs)

    def test_dir_invalid(self):
        self.assertEqual(collect_dirs(['invalid_path']), [])

    def test_dir_collection(self):
        self.assertEqual(
            sorted(i for i in
                   collect_dirs([os.path.join(self.collectors_test_dir,
                                              '**')])
                   if '__pycache__' not in i),
            sorted([os.path.normcase(os.path.join(
                self.collectors_test_dir, 'bears')),
                os.path.normcase(os.path.join(self.collectors_test_dir,
                                              'bears_local_global')),
                os.path.normcase(os.path.join(self.collectors_test_dir,
                                              'others')),
                os.path.normcase(os.path.join(self.collectors_test_dir,
                                              'others',
                                              'c_files')),
                os.path.normcase(os.path.join(self.collectors_test_dir,
                                              'others',
                                              'py_files')),
                os.path.normcase(self.collectors_test_dir)]))

    def test_dir_string_collection(self):
        self.assertEqual(
            sorted(i for i in
                   collect_dirs(os.path.join(self.collectors_test_dir,
                                             '**'))
                   if '__pycache__' not in i),
            sorted([os.path.normcase(os.path.join(
                self.collectors_test_dir, 'bears')),
                os.path.normcase(os.path.join(self.collectors_test_dir,
                                              'bears_local_global')),
                os.path.normcase(os.path.join(self.collectors_test_dir,
                                              'others')),
                os.path.normcase(os.path.join(self.collectors_test_dir,
                                              'others',
                                              'c_files')),
                os.path.normcase(os.path.join(self.collectors_test_dir,
                                              'others',
                                              'py_files')),
                os.path.normcase(self.collectors_test_dir)]))

    def test_ignored(self):
        self.assertEqual(
            sorted(i for i in
                   collect_dirs([os.path.join(self.collectors_test_dir,
                                              '**')],
                                [os.path.normcase(os.path.join(
                                    self.collectors_test_dir,
                                    'others',
                                    'py_files'))])
                   if '__pycache__' not in i),

            sorted([os.path.normcase(os.path.join(
                self.collectors_test_dir, 'bears')),
                os.path.normcase(os.path.join(self.collectors_test_dir,
                                              'bears_local_global')),
                os.path.normcase(os.path.join(self.collectors_test_dir,
                                              'others')),
                os.path.normcase(os.path.join(self.collectors_test_dir,
                                              'others',
                                              'c_files')),
                os.path.normcase(self.collectors_test_dir)]))

    def test_collect_registered_bears_dirs(self):
        old_iter = pkg_resources.iter_entry_points

        def test_iter_entry_points(name):
            assert name == 'hello'

            class EntryPoint1:

                @staticmethod
                def load():
                    class PseudoPlugin:
                        __file__ = '/path1/file1'
                    return PseudoPlugin()

            class EntryPoint2:

                @staticmethod
                def load():
                    raise pkg_resources.DistributionNotFound

            return iter([EntryPoint1(), EntryPoint2()])

        pkg_resources.iter_entry_points = test_iter_entry_points
        output = sorted(collect_registered_bears_dirs('hello'))
        self.assertEqual(output, [os.path.abspath('/path1')])
        pkg_resources.iter_entry_points = old_iter

class CollectBearsTest(unittest.TestCase):

    def setUp(self):
        current_dir = os.path.split(__file__)[0]
        self.collectors_test_dir = os.path.join(current_dir,
                                                'collectors_test_dir')

        self.log_printer = ListLogPrinter()

    def test_bear_empty(self):
        self.assertRaises(TypeError, collect_bears)

    def test_bear_invalid(self):
        with LogCapture() as capture:
            self.assertEqual(collect_bears(['invalid_paths'],
                                           ['invalid_name'],
                                           ['invalid kind'],
                                           self.log_printer), ([],))
        capture.check(
            ('root', 'WARNING', 'No bears matching \'invalid_name\' were '
                                'found. Make sure you have coala-bears '
                                'installed or you have typed the name '
                                'correctly.')
        )
        self.assertEqual(collect_bears(['invalid_paths'],
                                       ['invalid_name'],
                                       ['invalid kind1', 'invalid kind2'],
                                       self.log_printer), ([], []))

    def test_simple_single(self):
        self.assertEqual(len(collect_bears(
            [os.path.join(self.collectors_test_dir, 'bears')],
            ['bear1'],
            ['kind'],
            self.log_printer)[0]), 1)

    def test_string_single(self):
        self.assertEqual(len(collect_bears(
            os.path.join(self.collectors_test_dir, 'bears'),
            ['bear1'],
            ['kind'],
            self.log_printer)[0]), 1)

    def test_reference_single(self):
        self.assertEqual(len(collect_bears(
            [os.path.join(self.collectors_test_dir, 'bears')],
            ['metabear'],
            ['kind'],
            self.log_printer)[0]), 1)

    def test_no_duplications(self):
        self.assertEqual(len(collect_bears(
            [os.path.join(self.collectors_test_dir, 'bears', '**')],
            ['*'],
            ['kind'],
            self.log_printer)[0]), 2)

    def test_wrong_kind(self):
        self.assertEqual(len(collect_bears(
            [os.path.join(self.collectors_test_dir, 'bears', '**')],
            ['*'],
            ['other_kind'],
            self.log_printer)[0]), 0)

    def test_all_bears_from_sections(self):
        test_section = Section('test_section')
        test_section.bear_dirs = lambda: os.path.join(self.collectors_test_dir,
                                                      'bears_local_global',
                                                      '**')
        local_bears, global_bears = collect_all_bears_from_sections(
            {'test_section': test_section},
            self.log_printer)

        self.assertEqual(len(local_bears['test_section']), 2)
        self.assertEqual(len(global_bears['test_section']), 2)

    def test_aspect_bear(self):
        with bear_test_module():
            aspects = AspectList([
                get_aspect('unusedglobalvariable')('py'),
                get_aspect('unusedlocalvariable')('py'),
            ])
            local_bears, global_bears = collect_bears_by_aspects(
                aspects,
                [BEAR_KIND.LOCAL, BEAR_KIND.GLOBAL])

        self.assertEqual(len(global_bears), 0)
        self.assertEqual(len(local_bears), 1)
        self.assertIs(local_bears[0].name, 'AspectTestBear')

    def test_collect_bears_unfulfilled_aspect(self):
        aspects = AspectList([
            get_aspect('unusedvariable')('py'),
        ])

        logger = logging.getLogger()
        with bear_test_module(), self.assertLogs(logger, 'WARNING') as log:
            local_bears, global_bears = collect_bears_by_aspects(
                aspects,
                [BEAR_KIND.LOCAL, BEAR_KIND.GLOBAL])
        self.assertRegex(log.output[0],
                         'coala cannot find bear that could analyze the '
                         'following aspects: \['
                         "'Root\.Redundancy\.UnusedVariable\.UnusedParameter'"
                         '\]')

        self.assertEqual(global_bears, [])
        self.assertEqual(str(local_bears),
                         "[<class 'AspectTestBear.AspectTestBear'>]")

class CollectorsTests(unittest.TestCase):

    def setUp(self):
        current_dir = os.path.split(__file__)[0]
        self.collectors_test_dir = os.path.join(current_dir,
                                                'collectors_test_dir')
        self.log_printer = LogPrinter(ConsolePrinter())

    def test_filter_section_bears_by_languages(self):
        test_section = Section('test_section')
        test_section.bear_dirs = lambda: os.path.join(self.collectors_test_dir,
                                                      'bears_local_global',
                                                      '**')
        local_bears, global_bears = collect_all_bears_from_sections(
            {'test_section': test_section},
            self.log_printer)
        local_bears = filter_section_bears_by_languages(local_bears, ['C'])
        self.assertEqual(len(local_bears['test_section']), 1)
        self.assertEqual(str(local_bears['test_section'][0]),
                         "<class 'bears2.Test2LocalBear'>")

        global_bears = filter_section_bears_by_languages(global_bears, ['Java'])
        self.assertEqual(len(global_bears['test_section']), 1)
        self.assertEqual(str(global_bears['test_section'][0]),
                         "<class 'bears1.Test1GlobalBear'>")

    def test_get_all_bears(self):
        with bear_test_module():
            bears = get_all_bears()
            assert isinstance(bears, list)
            for bear in bears:
                assert issubclass(bear, Bear)
            self.assertSetEqual(
                {b.name for b in bears},
                {'DependentBear',
                 'EchoBear',
                 'LineCountTestBear',
                 'JavaTestBear',
                 'SpaceConsistencyTestBear',
                 'TestBear',
                 'ErrorTestBear',
                 'RaiseTestBear',
                 'TestDepBearA',
                 'TestDepBearBDependsA',
                 'TestDepBearCDependsB',
                 'TestDepBearAA',
                 'AspectTestBear',
                 'TestDepBearDependsAAndAA'})

    def test_get_all_bears_names(self):
        with bear_test_module():
            names = get_all_bears_names()
            assert isinstance(names, list)
            self.assertSetEqual(
                set(names),
                {'DependentBear',
                 'EchoBear',
                 'LineCountTestBear',
                 'JavaTestBear',
                 'SpaceConsistencyTestBear',
                 'TestBear',
                 'ErrorTestBear',
                 'RaiseTestBear',
                 'TestDepBearA',
                 'TestDepBearBDependsA',
                 'TestDepBearCDependsB',
                 'TestDepBearAA',
                 'AspectTestBear',
                 'TestDepBearDependsAAndAA'})

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Juniper Grave - Of Hellions and Harridans
Juniper Grave
Of Hellions and Harridans
by Martin "Doomed" Desbois at 24 December 2018, 1:25 AM
There is plenty of Doom & Stoner inspired or oriented bands out there nowadays. But female fronted ones are still lacking in my opinion and when I see one, I'm very interested in listening to it. Edinburgh's JUNIPER GRAVE is a great bluesy blend of psychedelia with interesting warm female vocals and a moody experience overall. Released on December 7th, they managed to play in a church for their album launch, which is a neat idea for a band that praises the mighty organ as an essential instrument through the album. "The Forest" is the first single with a video is available on Youtube. It's a nice song and filmed indoor and partly outdoors. Now let's have a listen to the entire album, let the ceremony begin. At first i can say SABBATH ASSEMBLY fans would get pleased here.
"The Forest" is the first track. It's very 70's, and Jenni's voice is accompanied with two backing vocals. The choruses are enchanting. Jenni sings very down to earth. The guitars are not complex, and the riffs are entertaining and moving. It is a well balanced song. Jenni's not overusing her voice, and I can feel that she can pull out a little more energy if she would, but showing a little moderation is kind of appealing too. A trick of the light sets a spellbounding ambiance. The riffs are a little more aggressive without denying the ambiance and the organ adds pretty much to the mood. It's walpurgis nacht every night with Jenni and her band. That one is more powerful, I really love it. The lyrics are very catchy and is ready for a live sing along.
"Daughter of the Waves" invites us with beautiful backing vocals and harmonies, and the organ here is a tribute to DEEP PURPLE the way its played. Fantasy related lyrics are embarking us to a journey into water and its mysteries. It's quite good, with a very 70's flair in a modern world. It makes me want to drown eternally in these murky waters. Jenni's vocals have a little hard time gaining the higher notes sometimes but it's quite good overall. "The Bridge between Worlds" tells a fantasy story about the dilemma of loving two worlds. It reminds me of Canada's Toronto based band BLOOD CEREMONY. This song shares good imagery and ambiance. The vocals are overwhelming, and reminds me of FLEETWOOD MAC's Stevie Nicks!
"Dance of the Daemon Queen" has an interesting intro with keyboards and gloomy chants .Darker than the other title for now, this one proposes a more deep approach and slower one. The vocals are the best yet…very spooky and intense. It's some kind of dark ballad; almost Gothic in its approach. Some Gothic Rock lovers should like it. A witch chant offered to the daemon queen. If you like your rock occult and mysterious, with mature female vocals, more feminine oriented than masculine, with a 70's feel, nice drumming, and if your dream is to have WITCHCRAFT but with female members, this one's for you. JEX THOTH AND BLOOD CEREMONY fans welcome. And essentially, if you crave organ in your music, dive in that pond and drown yourself in the mysterious world of fantasy and spellbinding storytelling that JUNIPER GRAVE is.
Songwriting: 8
Originality: 7
Memorability:8
Production: 8
1. The Forest
2. A Trick Of The Light
3. Daughter Of The Waves
4. The Bridge Between Worlds
5. Dance Of The Daemon Queen
6. Lunar Callling
7. Rest With Your Dead
Jenni - Lead Vocals & Organ
Shonagh - Guitar, Backing Vocals
Sarah - Bass, Backing Vocals
Jason - Drums
Record Label: Wasted State Records

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Hour 2 – Special Guest Brian Hooker PhD
Dr. Hooker is the father of a vaccine-injured child, and is a Ph.D. researcher. He has fought against the CDC for more than 14 years, using the Freedom of Information Act to try and gather as much data as he could from the studies that the CDC has published that claim there is no link between vaccines and autism. He has submitted much of the results of his own internal investigation of the CDC data on vaccines and autism to Congress. Congressman Bill Posey has assisted him in forcing the CDC to comply with many of these requests.
Not Born with It Recently, the newest U.S. autism prevalence numbers were released by the CDC. It was not good news. Among children born in 2004 and 2006, the prevalence of autism had increased from 1 in 68 to 1 in 59, respectively. Leading the nation in terms of autism prevalence was New Jersey with a rate of 1 in 35 children and 1 in 22 boys. In other words, nearly 5% of boys in New Jersey have autism spectrum disorder as defined by the new DSM V criteria. Of the children with autism in the U.S., 56% had an evaluated IQ of 85 or less, meaning they possessed intellectual disability, with the majority of those children having an IQ of less than 70. Many in the scientific community have posited that autism is genetically determined, and researchers have searched the genome looking for the cause of this disorder. However, the over 400 genes that have been attributed to autism risk were found to contribute to only a fraction of autism cases. Climbing down this flimsy branch of genetics, researchers and lauding media contrived the phrase "individuals born withautism." Looking at prevalence alone, we are seeing a dramatic and chilling increase in numbers of autism cases, especially in the past 18 years since CDC started to officially count autism numbers in the U.S. In 2000, the prevalence was 1 in 250, then 1 in 133 (2006) followed by 1 in 88 (2012), 1 in 68 (2014) and now 1 in 59. Historic data also consistently show that the rate of autism in the 1980's was near 1 in 2000 children. It is clear that we are in an ever-increasing epidemic of this often profoundly debilitating developmental disorder, where the majority of these children will never be able to live independently throughout their lifetime.
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Study Finds CBD Drug Epidiolex Reduces Seizures by 42% The New England Journal of Medicine just published more evidence of the effectiveness of cannabidiol (CBD) in treating seizures. Patients taking two different doses of a Epidiolex, an experimental CBD medication manufactured by GW Pharmaceuticals, experienced fewer epileptic seizures and fewer seizures overall, according to study published online by The New England Journal. The trial was funded by GW Pharmaceuticals, which has submitted this medication for FDA approval to treat epileptic seizures. In addition to a recent FDA committee recommendation and other recent studies showing CBD reduced epileptic seizures, this new study—the first large-scale trial examining the effects of specific CBD medication doses—increases the likelihood of the first cannabis plant-derived medication arriving soon on the U.S. market.
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Doctor accused of keeping human fat in closet back at work The North Carolina doctor accused of reusing syringes and storing human fat in plastic bags can practice medicine again, even though her license was suspended. The Winston-Salem Journal reports a Wake County judge granted a temporary restraining order Tuesday against the N.C. Medical Board, saying it violated due process by summarily suspending Dr. Anne Litton White's license ahead of a June 21 board hearing where she can defend her medical actions. The board says White reused syringes and leftover botulinum toxin on multiple patients, and kept small plastic bags of fat from liposuction procedures in an office closet. White denied the conduct in an affidavit, and her lawyer said her practice has lost up to $10,000 daily during the suspension.
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Mark A Girard
Thank you Robert Scott Bell for airing the interview of me about fluoroquinolone toxicity from last weekend at Total Health '18 in Toronto. I am still recovering as it takes all I have got to give for me to get out and attend something like this but it was worth it to get this interview done and to meet with some of the other speakers and to hand out hundreds of awareness cards to the people attending the show.
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CeTMA Inculcates Patriotism Amongst The Young
With the National Day celebration dawning, the Centre for Testing, Measurement and Evaluation (CeTMA) organised the 2019 Independence Appreciation Programme that involved 29 children from the Taman Universiti Kemas Nursery.
Director of CeTMA, Assoc. Prof Dr Nor Idayu Mahat said the main objective of the programme was to inculcate values such as promoting patriotism and love for the country.
According to her, CeTMA will organise the programme every year in conjunction with the National Day, as such to further enliven the celebration this year, CeTMA selected the Taman Universiti Kemas Nursery for its 2019 Independence Appreciation Programme.
"Children need to be given early exposure to the meaning of independence as this is important for the process of nation building in the future.
"This kind of programme can boost feelings love and patriotism towards the country amongst the children at the nursery," she said.
She further added that the activity was part of a community programme to build a network of partnerships with the surrounding community and CeTMA will continue to contribute to the community or groups in need of assistance through the organisation of such programmes.
The programme kicked off with an aerobics session, followed by the rendition of patriotic songs and ended with an independence-themed colouring competition.
Meanwhile, kindergarten teacher, Mdm. Habibah Hussain said the management of the Taman Universiti Kemas Nursery had always welcomed the opportunity to collaborate with parties outside of UUM that wished to organise programmes with the children at the nursery.
According to her, prior to the programme with CeTMA, many parties had hosted various programmes at the kindergarten itself including those from UUM, in fact they had had invitation to attend programmes organised on UUM campus grounds.
"I hope that such a programme will continue in the future as it is beneficial and will provide early childhood exposure.
"At the same time, this kindergarten also needs volunteers to help with the teaching and learning process of the children here," she said after the presentation of prizes to the winners of the colouring contest.


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Final 'Rio 2' Trailer with Jemaine Clement's Dramatic 'I Will Survive'
The last trailer for Rio 2 explained more of the story, while the previous teasers probably had many tapping their feet to the catchy tunes. Now one final trailer gives the spotlight to the villainous bird Nigel, voiced by Jemaine Clement (who also played guitar on the first film's soundtrack), giving the "Flight of the Conchords" star a rather dramatic rendition of the classic tune "I Will Survive." Complete with new rap verses and some self-aware auto-tuning, this trailer is all about Nigel, mixed with some footage from previous trailers. This isn't exactly my cup of tea, but this certainly looks like good family fun. Watch now!
Here's the final trailer for Blue Sky's Rio 2, straight from the film's YouTube channel:
Rio 2 finds Jewel (Anne Hathaway), Blu (Jesse Eisenberg) and their three kids leaving their domesticated life in that magical city for a journey to the Amazon. There they encounter a menagerie of characters who are born to be wild with voices provided by Andy Garcia, Rita Moreno, Bruno Mars and Kristin Chenoweth. In addition, will.i.am, Tracy Morgan, George Lopez, Leslie Mann, Rodrigo Santoro, Bebel Gilberto, Jake T. Austin and Jamie Foxx are all reprising their roles from the first film. The animated sequel is directed by Carlos Saldanha (Rio) and Fox and Blue Sky send it to theaters on April 11th, 2014 next spring. Good?
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RIO was by far one of the bigger surprises I have seen in the world of animated films. I hope this one continues the story in a meaningful way. I wanted CLOUDY WITH A CHANCE OF MEATBALLS 2 to be that, but it was mostly just fluff.
DAVIDPD on Mar 25, 2014
Looks great. I think Dreamworks is passing Pixar as my favorite animation studio.
Eric Higgins-Freese on Mar 26, 2014
The return of the Hiphopopatamus!
grimjob on Mar 26, 2014


Your diet may be aging you beyond your years. Here's how to diminish the damage.
There's a reason why your skin feels a little off after a series of holiday parties, BBQs, or mojito-filled beach days: "What you eat affects your skin—for better or worse," says Ariel Ostad, MD, fellow of the American Academy of Dermatology. While a few indulgences won't age you overnight, a continuously poor diet can accelerate the aging process of your skin (and teeth) over time. Here, 14 foods to consume in moderation in order to look as young as you feel.
Sugar overload may kick-start a process called glycation. The theory: When you eat more sugar than your cells can process, the excess sugar molecules combine with proteins, creating "advanced glycation end products" (appropriately referred to as "AGES"), explains Dr. Ostad. Ultimately, AGES may damage your skin's collagen (the protein that keeps skin firm and youthful).
Unsurprisingly, too much sweet stuff is also bad for your smile. "Sugar sticks to your teeth, encouraging bacteria, decay, and discoloration," says Brian Kantor, a cosmetic dentist who practices in New York City. If you treat yourself to something sweet, swish water around your mouth afterward to remove any buildup.
A healthy liver means healthy skin. "When your liver is functioning well, toxins that could potentially affect the skin are expelled naturally through your body," says Dr. Ostad. "But if toxins build up in your liver, and aren't broken down properly, your skin can develop a variety of issues, like acne, sallowness, and wrinkles." Drinking can also trigger rosacea outbreaks.
To top it off, alcohol is dehydrating and bad for your sleep, which was associated with accelerated aging in a Case Western Reserve University study. "Inadequate sleep is linked to wrinkles, uneven pigmentation, and reduced skin elasticity," says Dr. Ostad.
White wine falls into its own category because of its surprising dental damage. While a glass of red will give you instant "wine mouth," the acid in white wine damages your enamel and makes your teeth more prone to longer-lasting stains. So if you always end your day with a glass of chardonnay, your teeth may be more vulnerable to those coffee stains the next morning.
Here's what not to do: brush your teeth immediately after drinking (same goes for any acidic drink). Brushing already acidic teeth can further the erosion of your enamel. "You need to give your teeth time to remineralize after being bathed in an acidic beverage," says Maureen McAndrew, clinical professor at the New York University School of Dentistry. "I'd wait an hour after drinking before lifting a toothbrush."
You might not cook with salt, but that doesn't guarantee your intake is low. "Many canned foods are preserved with sodium, which can make you retain water and cause a 'puffy' look," says Ranella Hirsch, MD, former president of the American Society of Cosmetic Dermatology & Aesthetic Surgery, and dermatologist practicing in Massachusetts. Watch out for these 13 foods that are saltier than you realize, and if you need a quick fix, combat fluid retention with a moisturizer that contains caffeine (it's known for reducing puffiness when applied topically).
Think: Deli meat, sausage, and bacon. "Many of these meats have sulfites and other preservatives, which can trigger inflammation in the skin, and accelerate the appearance of aging," says Dr. Ostad. They also tend to be high in salt, which can make you look puffy. (Not to mention, processed red meats have been linked to heart disease.) Try swapping the deli meat on your sandwich for chicken or turkey. If you can't say goodbye for good, use less meat, and load up on veggies.
Spicy food aggravates rosacea-prone skin, but it can also do damage during menopause. "It's believed that the blood vessels in the skin are more reactive then," says Dr. Ostad. Since spicy food dilates your blood vessels, menopausal women may find their skin looking blotchy and less youthful during this time. Don't worry about indulging in the occasional spicy curry, but regular flare-ups could lead to spider veins, puffiness, and/or permanent redness, says Dr. Ostad. Order your food mild when possible.
"Fatty meat generates free radicals," says Dr. Ostad. Free radicals are in search of missing electrons, they snag electrons from healthy cells, damaging them in the process. This damage ultimately affects your skin's ability to protect itself and generate collagen.
While it's fine to eat a burger here and there, don't make it a daily habit. "You're better off with leaner meats, like a turkey burger or chicken," says Dr. Ostad. And remember to load up on antioxidants, both in your fridge and in your beauty bag: "Antioxidant-rich foods and serums help combat age-promoting free radicals," says Dr. Ostad. Look for serums that have vitamin C (also known as ascorbic acid).
Energy drinks may make you feel like you have the pep of a kid, but they have a not-so-youthful effect on your teeth. In fact, teeth exposed to energy drinks were stripped of more enamel than sports drinks, according to a General Dentistry study. Energy drinks were also found to be more acidic—no coincidence there. (Remember: Acidity makes your teeth more vulnerable to stains.) If you really need your energy drink fix, sip from a straw: "The less contact with your teeth, the better," says Kantor.
All citrus wears away your enamel, but lemons may be the worst of the worst: lemon juice created the most dental damage, compared to orange and grapefruit juice, in a General Dentistry study. "Add the sugar in lemonade to the equation, and you have enamel wear from the acid, plus plaque buildup from the sugar, creating stains and decay," says Kantor. As with energy drinks, sip from a straw if you must.
"Caffeine is like any other diuretic; it can make you excrete fluid, and deplete your body of moisture," says Dr. Hirsch. And yes, that includes your skin: "Anything dehydrating can dehydrate your skin, making it look dull and aged."
Good news: It's simple to combat the consequences of one too many cups of coffee. "Moisturizer, hands down, is the easiest way to look younger instantly," says Dr. Hirsch. Try one that has hyaluronic acid, a super-moisturizing ingredient that holds 1,000 times its weight in water.
In case the risk of heart disease isn't enough to make you swear off trans fats for good, they may also be bad for your skin. "Trans fats promote inflammation," says Dr. Ostad. (Inflammation is also bad news for your collagen.) Plus, the unhealthy fats may make you more vulnerable to UV damage, which is the number-one cause of aging, according a preliminary mouse study published in Lipids. Don't be fooled by a label that says "0g trans fat," as it can still contain under 0.5g of the artificial fat. Make sure to avoid products that list a partially hydrogenated oil on the ingredient label, too.
Thanks to the high tannin content, tea drinkers don't get off stain-free, either. Good news, though: a new study published in the International Journal of Dental Hygiene found that the casein in milk reduced tea-induced tooth stains. Make tea au lait your go-to, and pass on the lemon: Much like the acid in coffee, citric acid makes your enamel more porous, and thus more susceptible to stains, says McAndrew.


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The Parliament has voted to criminalize pro-life advocacy on the Internet
The French Parliament this week approved an abominable measure criminalizing pro-life speech on the Internet, in the name of women's freedom to choose abortion without remorse. If the measure is formally enacted, which seems likely, the punishment for anyone who violates its proscriptions will be over $30,000 in fines and up to two years of jail time.
Supporters of the law have attempted to fend off well-deserved criticism by noting that the measure punishes only "misinformation" about abortion, supposedly in order to protect women from false and pernicious anti-choice rhetoric. But the bill's language undeniably criminalizes nearly all pro-life speech — or, at the very least, allows most types of anti-abortion speech to be judicially interpreted as "misinformation" when viewed from a progressive perspective. One clause in particular justifies free-speech concerns about this bill, as it deems criminal the wielding of "moral and psychological pressure, threats or intimidation against medical and non-medical [personnel] working in these institutions, [or against] women who undergo or seek information about a voluntary termination of pregnancy, or any acquaintance of the latter." This language illustrates the insidious nature of the bill, in which fair pro-life arguments (which presumably would fall under the category of "moral pressure" are associated with "threats or intimidation."
Critics of the measure agree that any government willing to approve such a heinous law would surely go on to define this "moral and psychological pressure" expansively, using it as an umbrella term to criminalize anything from the online sharing of abortion alternatives to the statement that Christianity regards abortion as immoral. In neither of those cases could the information be considered factually inaccurate, but they could easily be considered criminal under the auspices of the forbidden "moral and psychological pressure." In fact, during the debate over the bill, Senator Françoise Laborde, a member of the Radical Party of the Left, called pro-life websites "horrors and lies" and announced her intention to prevent them from operating at all.
Anti-abortion activists are not the only people who should find this law problematic. It strikes at the heart of one of the most fundamental rights in a democratic society: the right to free speech. In the United States, such a law as this undoubtedly would be considered unconstitutional by every judge in the country. For anyone who values the role of uncensored speech in a free society — and especially for any U.S. resident who appreciates the uniquely vibrant system of free expression fostered here — this measure should set off alarm bells. It is troubling in and of itself but even more so on considering how easily similar logic could be used to banish free speech in any number of realms.
The willingness of the French legislature to pass such an overarching criminalization of free speech — evidently because it is speech of which the government doesn't approve — betrays the totalitarian instinct embedded within progressivism, the underlying notion that any and all opposition to the set of beliefs established by the accepted regime must be silenced by the power of law.
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Over the past four or five decades, progressives both here and abroad have glorified sexual autonomy and the rights that enable it, insisting that they are absolute, of paramount importance. What's more, these rights — whether to abortion or contraception or even a government-recognized same-sex marriage — must not only be protected absolutely but also guaranteed, and even funded, by the federal government. What is now only a left-wing fever dream in the U.S. has already been realized in France, where 100 percent of abortions have been fully federally funded since 2013. The government provides no-cost contraception to young women between the ages of 15 and 18, and there is a growing effort to extend that coverage to all French women.
But even the full funding of these "rights" is no longer enough. Because the progressive movement has deemed the ability to access a guilt-free abortion the pinnacle individual rights — the so-called sacrament of the Left — free citizens will now no longer be permitted to brook any dissent. Progressive dogma must not be contradicted, no matter the cost to free speech or human life.
Anti-abortion activists are not the only people who should find this law problematic. It strikes at the heart of one of the most fundamental rights in a democratic society: the right to free speech.
This mentality was evident in France late last month, too, when the government banned an ad showing children with Down syndrome talking about their happy lives, meant to reassure mothers of children with the same condition. The council ruled that the video could not air on French television because the children's smiles would "disturb the conscience of women who had lawfully made different personal life choices" — in other words, because seeing those children happy would upset women who had aborted their own Down-syndrome children.
These violations of free expression stem from the same twisted conception of liberty, in which the state determines which groups are permitted to exercise which rights and silences all who dissent from this government-protected vision. France's recent displays of this progressive view of freedom prove that the state has chosen to protect women from "misinformation" about any abortion alternatives and to shield post-abortive women from any feelings of guilt, all at the expense of the unborn children who must die by the thousands on the altar of progressive dogma. And now an entire society will be muzzled so that this evil lie can continue.
#related#Though it seems unlikely that such a law could ever take hold in the U.S., strains of this same progressive totalitarianism are evident here, too, particularly on college campuses, where conservative and religious dissenters are silenced swiftly, and any deviation from a progressive worldview is firmly denounced by the powers that be. And while the free-speech rights of pro-life citizens surely won't be endangered here, the Democratic party often shows strains of a similarly totalitarian mindset with regard to the protection and funding of "reproductive rights." The U.S. isn't on the road to totalitarian enforcement of a left-wing agenda, but the French government now offers us a warning of what can happen when a state takes progressive dogma to its logical ends.
Alexandra DeSanctis is a staff writer for National Review and a visiting fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center. @xan_desanctis
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Park teams bowled out
BOWLERS have abandoned a green they have used since before the First World War.
Phil Worrall, a member of Edgeside Bowling Club, said: 'We met before the league started last week and took the decision that all home matches and all practices will be moved to the greens at Stubbylee Park in Bacup.
'It is ironic that the council has just fertilised the green and is cutting the grass twice a week, and now no bowlers will be using it.'
He said it was 'very sad' for members that the decision had to be taken, but harassment and incidents could not be allowed to continue.
Last year a bowler was hit by a pellet fired from an airgun and they regularly have items thrown on the green while they are bowling.
When the bowlers finish play, children use the green for football and ride quad bikes on the meticulously-nurtured turf.
Phil (49) who has been playing the sport for 20 years, said: 'We have a Rossendale team and a Rochdale team and they both play under the Edgeside banner but we have moved all games to Bacup.
'It is a shame that there are no bowls now played in the park. When I was a child I can remember that there was a proper pavilion, not the shed that is there now covered in graffiti and smelly.
'People used to sit there and have a chat. Now the children have made the pavilion unfit for use and the green unfit to play on.'
He said Edgeside was not the first council green to be abandoned by bowlers because of vandalism. Loveclough bowlers sought a new home last year, and he doubted it would be the last.
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Q: How to Convert Java Object to XML object with java keyword I create an java class:
public class ReturnObj {

    private String returncode;
    private String returndesc;
    private Pkg pkg;
    public String getReturncode() {
        return returncode;
    }

    public void setReturncode(String returncode) {
        this.returncode = returncode;
    }

    public String getReturndesc() {
        return returndesc;
    }

    public void setReturndesc(String returndesc) {
        this.returndesc = returndesc;
    }

}

and other class:
public class Pkg {

    private String packagecode;
    private String cycle;
    private String price;
    private String desc;
    public String getPackagecode() {
        return packagecode;
    }

    public void setPackagecode(String packagecode) {
        this.packagecode = packagecode;
    }

    public String getCycle() {
        return cycle;
    }

    public void setCycle(String cycle) {
        this.cycle = cycle;
    }

    public String getPrice() {
        return price;
    }

    public void setPrice(String price) {
        this.price = price;
    }

    public String getDesc() {
        return desc;
    }

    public void setDesc(String desc) {
        this.desc = desc;
    }
}

And I Want to convert object ReturnObj to this XML

<return>
    <returncode>1</returncode>
    <returndesc>DANG_KY_THANH_CONG</returndesc>
    <package>
        <packagecode>BD30</packagecode>
        <cycle>1</cycle>
        <price>15000</price>
        <desc> BD30</desc>
    </package>
</return>

So how do I serialize an attribute pkg to package in XML? Because Java doesn't allow to name variable as an keyword anh package is an keyword in Java !

A: You can use JAXB marshling in your class it will convert the object to XML, here is link to help you JAXB Marshling

A: You can use JAXB API that comes with java for converting java object to XML.
Below is the code that will solve your requirement.
import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlElement;
import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlRootElement;

@XmlRootElement(name = "return")
public class ReturnObj {

    private String returncode;
    private String returndesc;
    private Pkg pkg;

    public Pkg getPkg() {
        return pkg;
    }

    @XmlElement(name = "package")
    public void setPkg(Pkg pkg) {
        this.pkg = pkg;
    }

    public String getReturncode() {
        return returncode;
    }

    @XmlElement(name = "returncode")
    public void setReturncode(String returncode) {
        this.returncode = returncode;
    }

    public String getReturndesc() {
        return returndesc;
    }

    @XmlElement(name = "returndesc")
    public void setReturndesc(String returndesc) {
        this.returndesc = returndesc;
    }

}
   @XmlRootElement
public class Pkg {
    private String packagecode;
    private String cycle;
    private String price;
    private String desc;

    public String getPackagecode() {
        return packagecode;
    }

    @XmlElement(name="packagecode")
    public void setPackagecode(String packagecode) {
        this.packagecode = packagecode;
    }

    public String getCycle() {
        return cycle;
    }

    @XmlElement(name="cycle")
    public void setCycle(String cycle) {
        this.cycle = cycle;
    }

    public String getPrice() {
        return price;
    }

    @XmlElement(name="price")
    public void setPrice(String price) {
        this.price = price;
    }

    public String getDesc() {
        return desc;
    }

    @XmlElement
    public void setDesc(String desc) {
        this.desc = desc;
    }
}

    import java.io.File;

    import javax.xml.bind.JAXBContext;
    import javax.xml.bind.JAXBException;
    import javax.xml.bind.Marshaller;

    public class JAXBExample {

        private static final String FILE_NAME = "C:\\ru\\jaxb-returnObj.xml";

        public static void main(String[] args) {
            ReturnObj returnObj = new ReturnObj();
            returnObj.setReturncode("1");
            returnObj.setReturndesc("DANG_KY_THANH_CONG");
            Pkg pkg = new Pkg();
            pkg.setCycle("1");
            pkg.setPrice("15000");
            pkg.setDesc("BD30");
            returnObj.setPkg(pkg);
            jaxbObjectToXML(returnObj);
        }

        private static void jaxbObjectToXML(ReturnObj emp) {

            try {
                JAXBContext context = JAXBContext.newInstance(ReturnObj.class);
                Marshaller m = context.createMarshaller();
                // for pretty-print XML in JAXB
                m.setProperty(Marshaller.JAXB_FORMATTED_OUTPUT, Boolean.TRUE);

                // Write to System.out, this will print the xml on console
                m.marshal(emp, System.out);

                // Write to File
                m.marshal(emp, new File(FILE_NAME));
            } catch (JAXBException e) {
                e.printStackTrace();
            }
        }

    }

Explanation:
@XmlRootElement: This is a must have annotation for the Object to be used in JAXB. It defines the root element for the XML content.
@XmlElement: This will create the element. If you want to give some other name to the xml element when converting java object to xml then you can pass name attribute to the @XmlElement  Example:
@XmlElement(name = "package")

Execute above code to see the desired output.
Happy Coding.

A: Try xstream
XStream xstream = new XStream();
xstream.alias("package", Pkg.class);
String xml = xstream.toXML(myReturnObj);

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Karachi: March 3, 2011. (PCP) Dr. Nazir S Bhatti, President of Pakistan Christian Congress PCC have said that statement of Mr. Rehman Malik, Federal Interior Minister of Pakistan to blame slain Christians leader Shahbaz Bhatti to neglect his security is very surprising and heart breaking for 20 million Pakistani Christian.
How Shahbaz Bhatti can ignore his security when he openly admitted life threats on national print and electronic media and fear for his life in interviews with International media also? Shahbaz Bhatti was on hit list of Islamic extremists groups on his stance on revision of blasphemy law and he requested for bulletproof car like his other cabinet colleagues and adequate security staff but Cabinet Division, Prime Minister of Pakistan, President of Pakistan and Interior Minister undermined his security because he was a Christian and not a Feudal Lord or Business Tycoon.
Chief of PCC said that we always felt ashamed when media was reporting that President of Pakistan was issuing orders to Shahbaz Bhatti to go to Gojra, Sialkot and Karachi, as he was not a Federal Minister but a peon of President House but Shahbaz Bhatti beard such insulting attitude of PPP leaders because he aimed to serve his poor oppressed Christian community in difficult situation.
Nazir Bhatti said that it is shameful for Prime Minister of Pakistan Yousaf Raza Gillani as leader of House on failing to present condolence resolution on floor of house on fear of Islamic Extremists in Pakistan who have issued decree that to offer "Fatehha" or condolence resolution on death of Christian "Kafir" infidel is un-Islamic.
Nazir Bhatti demanded immediate arrest of killers of Shahbaz Bhatti and urged official of Pakistan administration to stop allegation on slain Christian leader Martyr Shahbaz Bhatti of neglecting security.
Pakistan Christian Congress PCC feared that security staff of Shahbaz Bhatti seems involved in murder like security staff of Governor Salman Taseer.
PCC said that it is duty of Punjab government to unfold Tehreek Taliban Punjab TTP which have accepted responsibility of assassination of Shahbaz Bhatti.


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Frank Langfitt is NPR's London correspondent. He covers the UK and Ireland, as well as stories elsewhere in Europe.
Langfitt arrived in London in June 2016. A week later, the UK voted for Brexit. He's been busy ever since, covering the most tumultuous period in British politics in decades. Langfitt has reported on everything from Brexit's economic impact, Chinese influence campaigns and terror attacks to the renewed push for Scottish independence, political tensions in Northern Ireland and Megxit. Langfitt has contributed to NPR podcasts, including Consider This, The Indicator from Planet Money, Code Switch and Pop Culture Happy Hour. He also appears on the BBC and PBS Newshour.
Previously, Langfitt spent five years as an NPR correspondent covering China. Based in Shanghai, he drove a free taxi around the city for a series on a changing China as seen through the eyes of ordinary people. As part of the series, Langfitt drove passengers back to the countryside for Chinese New Year and served as a wedding chauffeur. He expanded his reporting into a book, The Shanghai Free Taxi: Journeys with the Hustlers and Rebels of the New China (Public Affairs, Hachette).
While in China, Langfitt also reported on the government's infamous "black jails" — secret detention centers — as well as his own travails taking China's driver's test, which he failed three times.
Before moving to Shanghai, Langfitt was NPR's East Africa correspondent based in Nairobi. He reported from Sudan, covered the civil war in Somalia, and interviewed imprisoned Somali pirates, who insisted they were just misunderstood fishermen. During the Arab Spring, Langfitt covered the uprising and crushing of the democracy movement in Bahrain.
Prior to Africa, Langfitt was NPR's labor correspondent based in Washington, DC. He covered coal mine disasters in West Virginia, the 2008 financial crisis and the bankruptcy of General Motors. His story with producer Brian Reed of how GM failed to learn from a joint-venture factory with Toyota was featured on This American Life and has been taught in business schools at Yale, Penn and NYU.
In 2008, Langfitt covered the Beijing Olympics as a member of NPR's team, which won an Edward R. Murrow Award for sports reporting. Langfitt's print and visual journalism have also been honored by the Overseas Press Association and the White House News Photographers Association.
Before coming to NPR, Langfitt spent five years as a correspondent in Beijing for The Baltimore Sun, covering a swath of Asia from East Timor to the Khyber Pass.
Langfitt spent his early years in journalism stringing for the Philadelphia Inquirer and living in Hazard, Kentucky, where he covered the state's Appalachian coalfields for the Lexington Herald-Leader. Prior to becoming a reporter, Langfitt dug latrines in Mexico and drove a taxi in his hometown of Philadelphia. Langfitt is a graduate of Princeton and was a Nieman Fellow at Harvard.
Britain's Prince Andrew is stripped of his royal patronages and military titles
Prince Andrew has given up his military's titles and royal sponsorships, and will defend himself as a private citizen in a civil suit in New York accusing him of sex abuse.
Prince Andrew to face sex abuse charges as a private citizen
Britain's Prince Andrew will face sex abuse allegations as a private citizen, Buckingham Palace announced. He has also given up all public duties as well as his military titles and Royal charities.
Talks between Russia and NATO don't seem to have defused tensions on Ukrainian border
A Russian delegation was in Brussels Wednesday to meet with NATO officials, who are trying to head off an invasion of Ukraine by Russian troops massed on the border.
In Brussels, NATO officials will meet with Russian team on Ukraine
Russia meets Wednesday with NATO members to discuss the future of Ukraine, where Russia has already annexed the Crimean peninsula, stirred up an insurgency and is now threatening another invasion.
It's unclear if Boris Johnson can bounce back from low approval ratings and scandals
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is going through the worst period of his premiership so far — but he's bounced back before. Can he do it again?
COVID-19 surges are forcing countries around the world to adapt
Health experts worldwide are warning that the battle against the Omicron variant is far from over. Three NPR correspondents provide the latest on the pandemic from Europe and South Asia.
The omicron variant is driving a new COVID-19 surge in the U.K.
The surge in the United Kingdom is bringing new fears for the holidays and the winter months — along with fresh political troubles for Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
Two investigative journalists were awarded this year's Nobel Peace Prize
Maria Ressa of the Philippines is one of two journalists to have received the Nobel Peace Prize this week, highlighting a message about the need for press freedom.
'The Indicator from Planet Money': The U.K.'s most famous family firm in crisis
Stacey Vanek Smith
Due to recent scandals and Queen Elizabeth's poor health, the royal family's brand and future feel far less certain than it has in years. Can "The Firm" survive without its CEO?
The climate summit is over and there is a lot of discontentment
Representatives from developing countries badly hit by climate change say they are disappointed by what's been achieved at the U.N. climate conference in Glasgow, Scotland.
The financial impact of climate change
For some people attending the UN's COP26 conference in Scotland, climate change is not a future threat — they are seeing its impact on their homelands now.


Director Rajkumar Hirani and writer Abhijat Joshi highlight the ridiculousness of the association, and decide to do some damage control themselves, and make a biopic that lends Sanjay a Munna Bhai tag, instead.
So, you watch him humiliate one of his girlfriends and her father, or cheat on his best friend, but there's never a sense of remorse or wrongdoing. Instead, the scenes are laced with humour and wit. Almost trivialising his shortcomings.
"I've had roughly 300-odd girlfriends… Or, let me round it off to 350, just to be safe," he chuckles, as the women in the scene grin. Or, when he cheekily tells his biographer that she's lucky he's going to prison or else there would've been trouble.
Therein, lies Sanju's problems. It's more propaganda and laughs. "I'm Sanjay Dutt. And, I'm not a terrorist," is what he often repeats, and would've worked as a title. Hirani never explores or delves deeper into the psyche of Dutt. You only see what Dutt wants us to see, focusing mainly on his strengths. Hirani resurrects Dutt as a worthy Munna Bhai. One who'll walk away from the hero, despite the mess he created.
His crimes are conveniently reduced to the media's obsession with the question mark. And nothing more. Unfortunately, his life deserved a little more grit and insight. But Hirani manages to salvage some of the damage with a few standout moments. One where the father-son sit down to listen to the voice of the woman they both dearly loved, long after she's gone, is deeply moving. Or, the one where Sanjay yanks out a toilet seat cover to garland a girl he dismisses for drugs is tackled with intensity.
Ranbir Kapoor also steps up the game with his stellar performance. From the hair, to the costumes, to the body, to the body language, he effortlessly transforms into Sanjay Dutt. It could've slipped into mimicry, but Kapoor is far too talented to let that happen. It's when the credits roll, and he slips back to being himself that you understand how far he's gone to become Sanju.
Vicky Kaushal backs him up as his loyal friend. Armed with a rustic twang, a ridiculous red coat and a heart of gold, he's pitch-perfect.
And, there's the stalwart Paresh Rawal, who lends dignity and grit to Sunil Dutt. It's when the three men join forces that the real fireworks happen.
The women brigade, however, is not that impressionable. Each given roles that aren't fleshed out. Nargis played graciously by Manisha Koirala, is never celebrated, and this when Sanjay is believed to have shared such a strong bond with his mother. His wife Maanyata, played by Dia Mirza, is also fairly bland. And, Anushka Sharma is handed another strange wig, after PK, and eye lenses to play the biographer.
At 161 minutes of screen time, Hirani manages to give Sanju a massive 'jaddoo ki jhappi' like no other, and one that will surely win over many hearts.


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WEBER, Bruce. All-American VII. 'Till I Get it Right. An Anthem for the South. [New York]: Little Bear Press, (2007). - WITH A SIGNED CARD
WITH A GREETINGS CARD INSCRIBED TO BARRY LATEGAN THE PHOTOGRAPHER WHO DISCOVERED TWIGGY
WEBER, Bruce.
All-American VII. 'Till I Get it Right. An Anthem for the South.
[New York]: Little Bear Press, (2007).
4to (305 × 240 mm), pp.[192]. Illustrated throughout in black-and-white and colour. Edited by Weber, Nan Bush, and Nathaniel Kilcer. Black-and-white photo-illustrated perfect bound grey card covers, text in white, grey cloth backstrip; light waving to covers at backstrip, light wear to edges. Photo-illustrated greetings card inscribed by Weber laid in. Near-fine.
First edition, with a greetings card inscribed to photographer Barry Lategan: 'Merry Times / for Barry + Jane / love Bruce + Nan'.
All-American is an on-going yearly arts journal series, which features previously unpublished work by Weber, occasionally with other archival and commissioned work. Little Bear Press is named after Weber's dog Little Bear, who passed away in 2000. Issue 7 is dedicated to the American South, and includes the work of civil rights movement photographers Charles Moore, James Karales, and Ernest Withers; a tribute to Southern writers; features on Gram Parsons, and Kentucky-born socialite Countess Mona Bismarck; and Weber's photographs of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Parade in Liberty City, Miami, and more.
Barry Lategan is a fashion and advertising photographer who opened his studio in London in 1965. He is a long-time contributor to Vogue, and is perhaps best known for discovering Twiggy and taking the iconic first portraits of her in 1966.
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Jack Wills founder Peter Williams has joined forces with Liberty department store owner BlueGem to acquire the fashion chain.
Williams and the private equity firm have become the retailer's new joint shareholders after buying out long-standing investor Inflexion.
The acquisition, which was revealed as Jack Wills posted a 41.4% slump in full-year EBITDA to £5.1m, sees the retailer's non-executive chairman Mervyn Davies step down.
Davies has been replaced by Mamas and Papas chairman Derek Lovelock, while Williams will continue to lead the business as chief executive.
The changes at the top were confirmed as the preppy fashion retailer hailed "swift and significant improvement" since Williams returned as boss, despite the fall in EBITDA.
Turnover during the year to January 31 advanced 4.1% to £137.4m, but gross margin slipped to 58.3% from 60.8% in 2015.
Jack Wills said margins were driven down after clearance of stock relating to its "problematic" move to outsource distribution operations to an external logistics provider.
The business said the switch caused "significant operational disturbances to inventory systems and processes" during the 2015 calendar year and the first half of this year.
Jack Wills has since brought the distribution operations back in-house and said the issues "have now been resolved".
The retailer said it opened four new stores and refitted five existing shops during the year.
At the year end, it operated 81 stores, including 66 in the UK, eight in the US, five in Hong Kong, one in Singapore and one in Macau.
It expects to have opened 13 new stores in its current financial year ending in January.
The retailer is also launching a new initiative, The Fabric-of-Jack, aimed at highlighting its provenance and increasing the "transparency" of its supply chain.
Jack Wills founder and boss Williams said: "The transaction with BlueGem is very exciting and the new capital allows us to continue our international expansion and fast-paced revival.
Williams said the financial year was "a real year of two halves" following a "dramatic improvement in profitability" during the second half.
"The numbers clearly show that momentum has returned and significant results are being delivered," he added.
SWOT analysis: How can Jack Wills capitalise on a good Christmas?
Jack Wills sales and profit margin improved over Christmas following a challenging few years for the preppy fashion brand. How well placed is it to take advantage of some positive trading?
Liberty boss Ed Burstell is quitting the business to join Canadian department store group Hudson's Bay Company.


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Can WHO approved anti-Malaria vaccine be a game changer in India's fight against the disease?
Oct 19, 2021 India, Malaria, vaccine, WHO
Very few instances in modern medical science have been defined as an epoch – the discovery of penicillin, use of X-ray for medical diagnosis, discovery of DNA's double helix structure or perhaps even the creation of mRNA Covid vaccine.
However, a recent statement by World Health Organisation has put the spotlight on a very important development – approval of malaria vaccine for children. While terming it as a 'historic moment & a breakthrough for science', the global health body added this vaccine can 'save tens of thousands of young lives each year'
https://twitter.com/WHO/status/1446601142373425153?t=fR6a-c6aEB1tNhBZ4yQChg&s=19
World Health Organization has approved the use of RTS,S/AS01 (RTS,S) or Mosquirix malaria vaccine in children from sub-Saharan Africa and in places with moderate to high transmission of Plasmodium falciparum malaria. This development comes after a pilot programme was undertaken in Ghana, Kenya and Malawi, reaching at least 8 lakh children in the last 2 years.
"For centuries, malaria has stalked sub-Saharan Africa, causing immense personal suffering. We have long hoped for an effective malaria vaccine and now for the first time ever, we have such a vaccine recommended for widespread use."
Dr Matshidiso Moeti, WHO Regional Director for Africa.
In sub-Saharan Africa, Malaria is a primary cause of childhood illness and in fact, 2.6 lakh children under the age of 5 years die due to it every year.
WHO says 4 doses of RTS,S/AS01 malaria vaccine must be administered in children from 5 months of age. Key findings of the pilot program shows the vaccine significantly reduced (30%) onset of deadly severe malaria and was cost effective in areas of moderate to high malaria transmission.
Next steps for the WHO-recommended malaria vaccine will include funding decisions from the global health community for broader rollout, and country decision-making on whether to adopt the vaccine as part of national malaria control strategies.
The pilot programme will continue in the 3 pilot countries to understand the added value of the 4th vaccine dose, and to measure longer-term impact on child deaths.
The RTS,S malaria vaccine is the result of 30 years of research and development by GSK in partnership with PATH & a network of African research centres. The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation provided catalytic funding for late-stage development of RTS,S between 2001 and 2015.
Why it's important for India
The World Malaria Report 2020 released by WHO, revealed that India made considerable progress in reducing its malaria burden. India is the only high endemic country which has reported a decline of 17.6% in 2019 as compared to 2018. The Annual Parasitic Incidence reduced by 27.6% in 2018 compared to 2017 and by 18.4% in 2019 as compared to 2018.
India has also contributed to the largest drop in cases region-wide, from approximately 20 million to about 6 million. The percentage drop in the malaria cases was 71.8% and deaths was 73.9% between 2000 to 2019.
India achieved a reduction of 83.34% in malaria morbidity and 92% in malaria mortality between the year 2000 and 2019, thereby achieving Goal 6 of the Millennium Development Goals (50-75% decrease in case incidence between 2000 and 2019)
Despite having made great strides in our fight against Malaria, it's imperative to note that India accounts for 86% deaths related to Malaria in WHO South East Asia region. The vaccine for children paves way for many other avenues
Malaria is usually seen in areas with poor hygiene and generally impacts people in low income group. Anti-malarial Vaccine for children in India will not only bring down the cases but will reduce the impact of the disease in turn benefitting patients and their families.


Kendall Jenner is admiring her glow up!
In a bonus scene from Sunday's episode of Keeping Up With the Kardashians, the 22-year-old model takes a break during a photo shoot to show her hairstylist, Jen Atkin, throwback videos of her with sister, Kylie Jenner. Wrapped in a gravity blanket, which Kendall uses to help manage her anxiety, the duo had a good laugh watching the old clip.
"How ugly we were -- like, the glow up is actually just nuts," Kendall says as she and Jen watch the video of the siblings running around mom Kris Jenner's bedroom pretending to act like their older sis, Kim Kardashian West.
After telling the reality star that she sounds "like a valley girl," Jen declares, "The glow up is real."
What a difference a few years makes. Just this week, Kendall stuns on the cover of LOVE magazine's 10th anniversary issue and opens up more about her anxiety.
"Last season I didn't do any shows," she tells the magazine of skipping last year's runway season. "Just 'cause I was working in L.A. and I was like 'Oof, I can't right now -- I'm gonna go crazy.' I was on the verge of a mental breakdown."
She continues, "I live a very extraordinary life. I wouldn't change it for the world but there are days where I wish I could walk outside and nothing would be like it is right now."


To sustain Ontario in the 21st century, Toxic Use Reduction Legislation needs to create new tools to reduce and eliminate toxins and require substitution of safer alternatives to harmful substances while greening the economy. Prior to the last Ontario election a coalition of environmental, health and worker groups approached all Parties with our vision for Toxic Use Reduction Legislation. We are now asking all Members of Provincial Parliament in Ontario to act on their Parties' election promises by supporting the passage of strong legislation in the next session of the legislature. We expect the government will be releasing their plans very soon. Strong Toxic Use Reduction legislation for Ontario should: Set targets for reducing toxic releases to the environment; Promote the substitution of safer alternatives to toxic substances; Require companies to do pollution prevention planning; Require a complete materials accounting of toxic use and releases; Require companies report regularly on their progress in reducing toxics; Provide for the public's right to know and improved workplace safety; Allow the most health protective laws to prevail; Establish programs that will provide companies with technical assistance; Create incentives for the development of sustainable manufacturing and, Fund these initiatives through toxics use fees. Why does Ontario need toxics use reduction legislation? Reducing or eliminating toxic chemicals results in less pollution to the environment.
In North America, Ontario is second only to Texas in the tonnes of toxic chemicals being released into the air, water and going to landfill sites.
The federal government has identified more than 4,000 common chemicals that threaten the environment and human health. Instead of assessing their risks one at a time, toxic use reduction helps companies to evaluate how they use toxic chemicals and reduce their use and release as much as possible.
With Massachusetts' Toxics Use Reduction Act, companies reduced their toxic waste by 65%, their use of toxic substances by 41% and their off-site releases to the environment by 91%.
It reduces the risk to the health of workers and the public.
More than 40 different toxics have been found in our bodies, including heavy metals, PCBs, pesticides and Teflon-related chemicals. The Premier himself carries around 41 different chemicals.
Cancer, asthma, infertility, learning problems and birth defects are all being increasingly linked with our exposure to toxic chemicals.
It saves companies money and makes them more competitive .
Massachusetts' companies saved $14 million by changing to more efficient processes and safer chemicals.
European chemicals legislation sets high environmental standards that Ontario companies must meet if they want to be competitive and export to the world's largest market.
It promotes innovation and the development of green technologies.
California, Michigan, Maine and New York are all investing in pollution prevention and green chemistry initiatives to develop innovative and safer products and processes.


Our Triangle Speakers Bureau is comprised of LGBTQ+ people and allies, sharing their stories to help eliminate fear, prejudice, and hatred towards LGBTQ+ people. Interested in becoming a speaker? This event is a training session for those who would like to speak on our Triangle Speakers panels. Lunch is provided.


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Malaysia policemen face action in rape of teen detainee in Sarawak lock-up
The victim was detained on Jan 8 to help in investigations into an illegal gambling case. ST PHOTO ILLUSTRATION
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PETALING JAYA (THE STAR/ASIA NEWS NETWORK) - Eleven policemen are likely to be fired or demoted over the rape of a 16-year-old girl allegedly by a male detainee in a police lock-up in Miri, Sarawak.
The director of police Malaysian police headquarters' Department of Integrity and Compliance Standards (JIPS), Commissioner Zamri Yahya, said the department has investigated the case and misconduct of personnel in the incident.
"Apart from the criminal action taken on two police personnel, action (demotion or sacking) will be taken against 11 other senior and junior officers who were found to have failed, and were careless in carrying out their duties," he said in a statement Monday (Feb 15).
On Feb 9, two policemen pleaded not guilty when they were charged under the Child Act 2001 in connection with the rape of the minor at the lock-up on Jan 9.
Another man also claimed trial after he was charged for raping the girl at the same place.
Facing public outrage of the shocking rape inside a police station, the police have promised there would be no cover-up.
Based on a police report filed by the victim, she was detained on Jan 8 to help with investigations into an illegal gambling case.
But while in custody, she claimed, a male detainee from another cell opened the door to her lock-up between 4am and 5am on Jan 9, before taking her to the station's toilet to rape her.
The alleged rapist apparently had the key to the teenager's cell.
Just as baffling, the door to the cell that housed 12 male detainees, including the suspected rapist, was not locked.
On Feb 8, Sarawak police commissioner Commissioner Aidi Ismail said the two police personnel on duty during the incident have been suspended pending an investigation into the matter.
He also said the CCTV system at the lockup could only display footage in real-time but could not record anything, adding that the crime had happened in the toilet where there was no CCTV.
Shocking rape of Malaysian teen in police lock-up raises calls for independent inquiry
Malaysian police inspector at roadblock allegedly abducted, raped 2 Mongolian women


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