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Q: Problem saving page with an extra orderable and snippet I have some problems saving an Article page in wagtail, I have 3 classes: ArticlePageModule, ArticlePageModulePlacement and ArticlePage
The error says:
File "/opt/miniconda3/envs/nefodev/lib/python3.7/site-packages/django/db/models/base.py", line 1222, in full_clean
    raise ValidationError(errors)
django.core.exceptions.ValidationError: {'title': ['This field cannot be blank.']}

My intention is to have a section of dynamic articles that you can add using the snippet like this:

*

*Page with several articles (preview only).

*By clicking on the article send to your own article page

*In the wagtail admin you can manage the articles by publication dates

My code (supported by this code: this)
from django.db import models
from wagtail.core.fields import StreamField
from wagtail.admin.edit_handlers import FieldPanel, StreamFieldPanel, InlinePanel
from wagtail.images.edit_handlers import ImageChooserPanel
from wagtail.core.models import Page, Orderable
from modelcluster.fields import ParentalKey
from wagtail.snippets.models import register_snippet
from wagtail.snippets.edit_handlers import SnippetChooserPanel
from wagtail.images.blocks import ImageChooserBlock
from wagtail.core import blocks
from wagtail.contrib.routable_page.models import RoutablePageMixin, route

# Create your models here.
@register_snippet
class ArticlePageModule(models.Model):

    title = models.CharField(max_length=80)
    subtitle = models.CharField(max_length=50)
    thumbImage =  models.ForeignKey(
        'wagtailimages.Image',
        null=True,
        blank=True,
        on_delete=models.SET_NULL,
        related_name='+'
    )

    panels = [
        FieldPanel('title'),
        FieldPanel('subtitle'),
        ImageChooserPanel('thumbImage')
    ]

    def __str__(self):
        return self.title

class ArticlePageModulePlacement(Orderable, models.Model):
    page = ParentalKey('blog.ArticlePage', on_delete=models.CASCADE, related_name='article_module_placements')

    article_module = models.ForeignKey(ArticlePageModule, on_delete=models.CASCADE, related_name='+')

    slug = models.SlugField()

    panels = [
        FieldPanel('slug'),
        SnippetChooserPanel('article_module'),
    ]

class ArticlePage(Page, RoutablePageMixin):

    content = StreamField([
        ('heading', blocks.CharBlock()),
        ('content', blocks.RichTextBlock()),
        ('image', ImageChooserBlock()),
    ])

    content_panels = [
        InlinePanel('article_module_placements', label="Modules"),
        StreamFieldPanel('content')
    ]

    @route(r'^module/(?P<slug>[\w\-]+)/$')
    def page_with_module(self, request, slug=None):
        self.article_module_slug = slug
        return self.serve(request)

    def get_context(self, request):
        context = super().get_context(request)

        if hasattr(self, 'article_module_slug'):
            context['ArticlePageModule'] = self.article_module_placements.filter(slug = self.article_module).first().article_module

        return context

A: You've left out the page title field from content_panels - as the error message says, this is a required field on page models. Normally, you'd pull this in from Page.content_panels:
class ArticlePage(Page, RoutablePageMixin):
    # ...

    content_panels = Page.content_panels + [
        InlinePanel('article_module_placements', label="Modules"),
        StreamFieldPanel('content')
    ]


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Q: How to split string by a delimiter in unix I have the following string and I want to split it into 3 parts:
Text:
<http://rdf.freebase.com/ns/american_football.football_player.footballdb_id>    <http://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label>    "footballdb ID"@en

Output should be
$1 = <http://rdf.freebase.com/ns/american_football.football_player.footballdb_id>
$2 = <http://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label>
$3 = "footballdb ID"@en

basically an splitting a RDF'sh tuple into its parts.
I want to do this via a UNIX script , but I do not know sed or awk.
Please help.

A: If your input fields are tab-separated, this will produce your posted desired output:
$ awk -F'\t' '{ for (i=1;i<=NF;i++) printf "$%d = %s\n", i, $i }' file
$1 = <http://rdf.freebase.com/ns/american_football.football_player.footballdb_id>
$2 = <http://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label>
$3 = "footballdb ID"@en

Alternatively this might be what you want if your fields are not tab-separated:
$ cat tst.awk
{
    gsub(/<[^>]+>/,"&\n")
    split($0,a,/[[:space:]]*\n[[:space:]]*/)
    for (i=1; i in a; i++)
        printf "$%d = %s\n", i, a[i]
}
$
$ awk -f tst.awk file
$1 = <http://rdf.freebase.com/ns/american_football.football_player.footballdb_id>
$2 = <http://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label>
$3 = "footballdb ID"@en

If that's not how your input fields are separated and/or not what you want output, update your question to clarify.

A: read A B C <<< $string
echo -e "\$1 = $A\n\$2 = $B\n\$3 = $C"

Output:
$1 = <http://rdf.freebase.com/ns/american_football.football_player.footballdb_id>
$2 = <http://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label>
$3 = "footballdb ID"@en

A: Whatever you use to split the string needs to recognize not only the white space but also the convention that the double quote "protects" the blank space before ID and prevents it from splitting the fields.  I fear this computation may be beyond what is possible with sed.  You could do it in awk, but awk provides little special advantage here.
You show a space-separated format with quotes.  A similar problem is to parse comma-separated format with quotes.  Related questions:

*

*Parse CSV with double quote in some cases

*How to split csv whose columns may contain ,

A: awk '{ print "$1 = " $1 "\n$2 = " $2 "\n$3 = " $3 }'  filename

A: echo "your string" |awk -F" " '{ print $1 $2 $3 $4}'

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I review Guardians of the Galaxy, the latest addition to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, directed by James Gunn and starring Chris Pratt, Zoe Saldana, Dave Batista, Lee Pace, Karen Gillan, Bradley Cooper and Vin Diesel.
After I came out of Winter Soldier earlier this year, I thought it was the best Marvel Cinematic Universe movie yet. Its dark conspiracy/spy thriller, Jason Bourne-esque take on superheroes made it superior to any film that had come before, and I really enjoyed it. I didn't expect it to be topped by the very next film that Marvel put out, especially when they have a track record for releasing one good movie and one bad movie per year. I liked Iron Man Three but wasn't the greatest fan of Thor: The Dark World for example. The same goes with Captain America: The First Avenger and the first Thor – I preferred the former a lot. However, with Guardians of the Galaxy I simply didn't have that problem, because the movie looked excellent from the very first trailer that I saw and never failed to disappoint.
Marvel succeeds when they try the more original approach, straying from your standard superhero movie formula. Guardians of the Galaxy feels more like The Magnificent Seven meets Star Wars than it does a superhero film, and although there's the inevitable world-saving involved that comes with the majority of the MCU movies nowadays, the fact that it was so fun didn't make this a bad thing.
We first meet Chris Pratt's Peter Quill following the death of his mother from cancer as a child. Shortly after, he's kidnapped from Earth by a bunch of alien space pirates led by Yondu (Michael Rooker). Quill is after an orb that he intends to sell, but finds himself soon the target of multiple assassins and mercenaries. Gamora (Zoe Saldana), daughter of Thanos and servant of Ronan the Accuser (Lee Pace), and the teamup of Rocket Racoon (Bradley Cooper), and a humanoid tree called Groot, with the ability to only say three words – "I am Groot" (Vin Diesel). However, the plan to get Quill isn't pulled off perfectly and the four soon find themselves imprisoned, where they have to team up with a certain Drax the Destroyer (Dave Batista) in order to escape from the custody of the Nova Corps.
The quality of this film is so good. Chris Pratt feels like he was born to play Star-Lord (the name that Quill calls himself), injecting some great humour into the role and carrying the movie with a great performance Zoe Saldana's Gamora also impresses, and Dave Batista's Drax is a surprising highlight, with him taking all metaphors literally allowing for some great one-liners. Both Vin Diesel's Groot and Cooper's Rocket also shine in the way that they avoid becoming a Jar Jar Binks of the Marvel Universe, and are welcome additions to an awesome ensemble cast.
The villains aren't as developed as they need to be with Doctor Who alum Karen Gillan playing Nebula, the other Daughter of Thanos. Like Lee Pace's Ronan, they do play a role in the film but nothing worth noticing, and they both could have been switched out by others and we wouldn't have noticed the difference. Marvel also had this problem with Malekith (Christopher Eccleston) which was a shame because Eccleston is such a good actor. Pace is also good (see my recent review of Halt and Catch Fire Season 1) and whilst I wasn't a fan of Gillan's role in Doctor Who – I was hoping that Guardians would win me over.
The soundtrack is superb, with a use of '70s pop music – Blue Swede's Hooked on a Feeling is the most notable inclusion due to its use in the trailers, but there's also appearances from The Runaways' Cherry Bomb and O-O-H Child from The Five Stairsteps. They fit the theme of the movie so well and it's great to see such an excellent use of songs.
The humour is perfect, and if you see this movie, you will laugh. I watched this film when I went up to London earlier in the week, and pretty much everyone in the theatre laughed more than once. It was a great experience that really paid off, and to make things more interesting – the 3D in this film actually worked, making that a total of 3 films that I've seen where it's paid off. (Gravity and Avatar being the other two, but Avatar was boring.)
On the whole, Guardians of the Galaxy is quite possibly the best film you'll see this year. I haven't yet seen Dawn of the Planet of the Apes and Interstellar, but in my view, they're probably the only two films that stand a chance of matching this film in terms of sheer quality. Guardians of the Galaxy is a must watch for pretty much everyone and comes with my highest recommendation, so go see it. Trust me, you won't regret it.
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America's Wildlife Heritage Act - Sets forth requirements concerning the maintenance of viable populations of existing native and desired non-native species within each planning area in the National Forest System's or the Bureau of Land Management's (BLM) public lands.
Directs the Secretary of Agriculture and the Secretary of the Interior to adopt and implement a strategically targeted monitoring program for determining the status and trends of native and desired non-native species populations on System and BLM lands. Defines: (1) native species to mean species of plants and animals indigenous to a planning area; and (2) desired non-native species to mean those wild species of plants and animals that are not indigenous to a planning area but are valued for their contribution to species diversity or their social, cultural, or economic value.
Requires the Secretaries to coordinate the management of planning areas of the System and the BLM with the management of the National Wildlife Refuge System and National Park System, other federal agencies, state fish and wildlife agencies, other state agencies responsible for management of natural resources, tribes, local governments, and non-governmental organizations engaged in species conservation.
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Greg Clark's NY Sun takedown of Karl Polanyi's The Great Transformation is ripping good fun. This response, by a sociologist, is entertaining for other reasons. For example, I like how it starts out strong by pointing out that Sun is a neocon rag. The commenters at Mark Thoma's, from whence comes the link, are aghast at Clark's lack of reverence for the wrong Polanyi. Anyway, I want more new reviews of sixty year-old books!


Dhaka, 15 Feb, Abnews: A writ petition has been filed with the High Court seeking an order to enact a law in bid to investigate and stop question paper leak of all public examinations.
The petition also sought direction to cancel the SSC examinations and take re-examinations.
A High Court bench of Justice Jubayer Rahman Chowdhury and Justice Iqbal Kabir will hear the writ petition today.
Advocate Ainunnahar Siddiqa, a lawyer of the Supreme Court, and two other lawyers filed the writ petition on Wednesday.
In the writ petition, they sought an order of High Court directing the Law Ministry for taking steps including enacting a law to stop question paper leak of all public examinations.


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IMSA: Two 911 RSRs at Oldest Sports Car Race in USA
Home 2017 March 1 IMSA: Two 911 RSRs at Oldest Sports Car Race in USA
George Achorn, March 1, 2017 March 7, 2017 , Motorsport News, 12 Hours of Sebring, 2017 12 Hours of Sebring, 911 RSR, 991.2 RSR, IMSA, IMSA 2017, 0
Stuttgart. The 12 Hours of Sebring is the oldest and toughest sports car race in the USA. The 65th running of this classic event at the Sebring International Raceway on the legendary airfield circuit in the heart of Florida will be held on 18 March. The Porsche GT Team tackles round two of the IMSA SportsCar Championship with a pair of 510 hp 911 RSR in the GTLM class. Porsche customer teams contest the GTD class with the 911 GT3 R. With 18 overall victories and 70 class wins, Porsche is the most successful manufacturer in the history of the storied and notoriously bumpy racetrack. Porsche also travels to Sebring as the points' leader of the North American Endurance Cup, a competition encompassing the four long distance races at Daytona, Sebring, Watkins Glen and Petit Le Mans.
The race is as legendary as its winners. Immortalised on the winners' list are racing greats such as Juan Manuel Fangio, Dan Gurney, Hans Hermann, Jacky Ickx and Mario Andretti. Hollywood stars Paul Newman and Steve McQueen, who finished second overall in 1970 with a Porsche 908, have also fulfilled their racing dreams on the Sebring International Raceway. Built on a former military airfield, the circuit with its 17 corners is 5.954 kilometres long and hosted the inaugural race on 31 December, 1950.
The Porsche drivers
Six Porsche works drivers contest the GTLM class with the new 911 RSR for the Porsche GT Team. Sharing the cockpit of the #911 vehicle are Patrick Pilet (France), Dirk Werner (Germany) and Frédéric Makowiecki (France), who kicked off the season with second place at Daytona. In the #912 car are Laurens Vanthoor (Belgium), Kévin Estre (France) and Richard Lietz (Austria). In the GTD class, two other works drivers compete for Porsche customer teams with the 911 GT3 R: Daytona winner Michael Christensen (Denmark) for Alegra Motorsports and Jörg Bergmeister (Germany) for Park Place Motorsports.
The Porsche vehicles
The 911 RSR, which celebrated its race debut in January at Daytona, is a completely new development: the suspension, body structure, aerodynamic concept, engine and transmission have all been designed in Weissach from scratch. Depending on the size of the restrictor, the motor, which is now positioned in front of the rear axle, puts out around 375 kW (510 hp). Thanks to the particularly large rear diffuser combined with a top-mounted rear wing, the level of downforce and the aerodynamic efficiency were significantly improved. The new factory design of the 911 RSR with the basic colours white, red and black has further developed the clear and dynamic design language of Porsche Motorsport. The 911 GT3 R celebrated its race debut a year ago in Daytona mounted with the new ultra-modern, four-litre, flat-six engine with direct fuel injection. Porsche had designed the more than 368 kW (500 hp) customer sports racer for worldwide GT3 series on the basis of the 911 GT3 RS production sports car.
Porsche successes
Porsche is the manufacturer with the most Sebring victories. The first of 18 outright victories for Porsche on the Sebring International Raceway came in 1960 courtesy of Hans Herrmann and Olivier Gendebien in the Porsche 718 RS/60. The most recent overall win in 2008 was clinched by Timo Bernhard, Romain Dumas and Emmanuel Collard with the Porsche RS Spyder. Porsche's list of successes also includes no less than 70 class wins at this race. The most recent success was in 2015 with the Porsche 911 GT America fielded by the Alex Job Racing customer team. Prior to that, in 2014, Jörg Bergmeister, Michael Christensen and Patrick Long scored class victory at the wheel of a Porsche 911 RSR.
The 12 Hours of Sebring takes off on Saturday, 18 March, at 10.40 hrs local time (15.40 hrs CET) and can be viewed live outside the USA on www.imsa.com.
Pre-race quotes
Dr Frank-Steffen Walliser, Head of Porsche Motorsport: "Our new 911 RSR celebrated a successful race debut at the season-opening round in Daytona. From this we gained a great deal of important insights that we now want to turn into an even better performance against very strong opposition. This alone will not be easy because this airfield course is a very special race track that puts huge demands of drivers and cars. However, as the most successful manufacturer in the history of the classic race, we have a reputation to uphold. With our customer teams, who started the season at Daytona with a GTD-class win, we'll do our very best to achieve this."
Marco Ujhasi, Overall Project Leader GT Works Motorsport: "After Daytona, Sebring is the second classic of the season. This race is a brutal challenge. It's only half as long as Daytona, but much harder because of the heat and the incredibly bumpy track. We've completed many test kilometres in Sebring with our new 911 RSR and line up on the grid very well prepared. And the prospects look good for a gripping fight for victory, particularly in the GTLM class.
Sebastian Golz, Project Manager GT Customer Sport: "The 911 GT3 R's win at Daytona was a perfect start into the season for our customer teams. In contrast to Daytona, the primary focus in Sebring is not so much on top speed, but on brake wear. The balance between brake wear and brake performance plays a major role, because one extra pit stop to change the brakes costs precious time and this could make the difference between victory and defeat."
Patrick Pilet (911 RSR #911): "Sebring is a very intense race. Unlike Daytona, where you have to keep something in reserve over first two-thirds of the race in order to have a strong car for the final hours, in Sebring you pull out all stops right from the start. It's one of the big races in the USA that I haven't yet won. So the motivation to win is huge, particularly as I'm convinced that the circuit is very well suited to our 911 RSR."
Dirk Werner (911 RSR #911): "I like this demanding track. With all the bumps it's not only the drivers who face a huge challenge. The stresses on the cars are greater than at almost any other race. I've never won at Sebring so in that regard I still have a score to settle."
Frédéric Makowiecki (911 RSR #911): "Sebring is very special and alongside Le Mans it's my favourite race. The masses of fans know their stuff when it comes to motorsport and they display the sort of spirit that I very much like. I'm looking forward to enjoying a huge motorsport party and I hope that we have reason to celebrate when it's all over."
Laurens Vanthoor (911 RSR #912): "I only know this race from television and from the stories my team mates have shared. It has a great history and I'm looking forward to being a part of that. I got to know the course during our testing here. It was an impressive experience."
Kévin Estre (911 RSR #912): "Sebring is a really cool race with masses of spectators and a great atmosphere. They celebrate St. Patrick's Day big time here so everyone's already in a great party mood. We've done some extensive testing in Sebring and the car feels very good."
Richard Lietz (911 RSR #912): "Sebring is one of my favourite tracks. It's very challenging and the many bumps make it extremely difficult for drivers to clock consistently fast lap times. The tests with the 911 RSR there were very encouraging. I think Sebring is a very good race track for our new car."
Michael Christensen (911 GT3 R #28): "Sebring is a real classic. Winning this race in 2014 was one of the highlights of my career. Driving at the limit on this bumpy track for hours on end is very demanding on drivers. But it's also great fun. And after our success at Daytona the team is, of course, feeling very motivated."
Jörg Bergmeister (911 GT3 R #73): "To have any chance on this track you have to drive flat-out right from the start. Sebring is completely different from Daytona. The race is just half the duration, but twice as difficult. And the fans are great too. The mood that they create is better than at virtually any other race."
This is the IMSA SportsCar Championship
The IMSA SportsCar Championship is a sports car race series contested in the USA and Canada, which was run in 2014 for the first time. The series was formed from the merger of the American Le Mans Series and the Grand-Am Series. Sports prototypes and sports cars start in four different classes: GTLM (GT Le Mans), GTD (GT Daytona), P (Prototype) and PC (Prototype Challenge). The new Porsche 911 RSR runs in the GTLM class, with the Porsche 911 GT3 R contesting the GTD class.
Motor Trend Test Drives Porsche 919 Hybrid Evo
George Achorn, July 10, 2018 July 10, 2018 , Motorsport News, 919, 919 Hybrid Evo, 919 Tribute, FIA WEC, Motor Trend, Porsche LMP Team, Randy Pobst, 0
Oh man, it's hard not to be just a bit jealous of the guys over at Motor Trend on...
Bathurst 12h: Factory-Backed Outing for 911 GT3 R at Mount Panorama
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Stuttgart. A Porsche 911 GT3 R driven by Porsche works drivers Earl Bamber (New Zealand), Kévin Estre (France) and Laurens...
ssMedia Imagines Porsche 911 DTM / Super GT
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Though the Porsche name has been virtually synonymous with motorsport from its earliest years, Weissach has never really embraced...
Developing the 2018 911 RSR
Porsche AG, October 11, 2017 October 12, 2017 , Motorsport News, 911, 911 RSR, 991.2 RSR, development, Porsche GT Team, 0
Stuttgart. At the ten-hour Petit Le Mans race contested on the tradition-steeped Road Atlanta racetrack last Saturday, the new...
911 GT3 R Strong at 12 Hours of Bathurst
Porsche AG, February 4, 2018 February 7, 2018 , Motorsport News, 12 Hours of Bathurst, 2018 12 Hours of Bathurst, 911 GT3 R, 991.2 GT3 R, Intercontinental GT Challenge, 0
Stuttgart. The Porsche 911 GT3 R racers have launched an exceptional charge through the field to significantly improve their...
Dubai 24h: Double Victory for Porsche 911 GT3 R
George Achorn, January 14, 2017 January 20, 2017 , Motorsport News, 2017 24 Hours of Dubai, 24 Hours of Dubai, 911 GT3 R, 991.2 GT3 R, Herberth Motorsport, 0
Stuttgart. A successful start to the season for the Porsche 911 GT3 R: At the Dubai 24 Hours, the 500...
Roar Before the Rolex 24: Successful Test for 911 RSR
Porsche Motorsport, January 8, 2017 January 27, 2017 , Motorsport News, 2017 Rolex 24h, 2017 Rolex Roar Before the Rolex 24, 911 RSR, 991.2 RSR, Daytona, IMSA, IMSA 2017, Roar Before the Rolex 24, Rolex 24h, 0
Stuttgart. The 2017 motorsport season can begin: The Porsche GT Team is well prepared for the 24 Hours of Daytona...
Focus on GT in 2018 plus 4 Works 911 RSRs at Le Mans
Porsche Motorsport, December 9, 2017 January 8, 2018 , Motorsport News, 2018 24 Hours of Le Mans, 911 GT3 RS, 911 RSR, 991.2 GT3 RS, 991.2 RSR, FIA WEC, FIA WEC 2018, IMSA, IMSA 2018, Porsche, 0
Stuttgart. Porsche has paid tribute to the worldwide achievements of teams and drivers during the 2017 season at its...
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From the moment that you discover you are pregnant you find yourself inundated with information. This ranges from how long you may get morning sickness for, to what to expect at your scan, what products you should be buying and reading many pregnancy books; as well as taking in every bit of advice you possibly can from those who have been there before. We attend antenatal classes to prepare for the birth and once baby is here there is support from midwives and health visitors. You find out all about breastfeeding, bottle feeding, nappy changes, weight gains or weight losses and postnatal depression; all of which is vital information when becoming a parent – especially if it's your first time. I, however, feel that one area is overlooked and for some families it is a very big milestone which can take over both yours and your baby's life………… Teething.
Teething is a process that every person goes through in their life. Some babies start teething early – even being born with a few, whereas others start much later on. We know that some babies sail through the teething process showing little signs of pain or symptoms. Other babies seem to really suffer through every 'rumble' and tooth eruption which can last months. What I was not prepared for was teething starting from 6 weeks of age. This was where my journey began. I had not given any thought to it, I had not been told much about it and I had no leaflets to inform or help me!
I had suspected the gnawing on his hand, the dribbling and becoming grizzly was teething but when I mentioned this to others the response I received was mostly 'oh no, he's much too young'. As a first time Mother I listened to those who'd had children before me, but there was a niggle in the back of my mind that I was right; I was sure I had heard that some babies have been born with teeth?
Teething is the emerging of a baby's deciduous or milk teeth through the gums at approximately 6 months of age; this will vary in each child. The teeth are already formed inside the gums and are called 'buds'. This process occurs whilst the baby is in the womb from approximately the 8th week of pregnancy (the permanent teeth form from the 20th week). The emerging of these teeth is described as eruption or more commonly known as 'cutting'. There are a few theories as to how the teeth actually erupt, one being that the growth of the roots forces the buds through the gums but, as of yet, none of these theories have been conclusive.
These appear before the much larger molars do and also before the canines. The pre-molars help to move and crush food between themselves and the canines before finally moving it on to the molars for grinding. There are 4 pre-molars in a child's mouth with 2 on the bottom and 2 on the top. For each baby pre-molar lost it is replaced with 2 more, bringing the adult total to 8.
One issue we had with the pre-molars coming was that one side resulted in a very large painful swelling. I kept a close eye on it, but once it became too painful for my son I made an emergency appointment with the dentist. Thankfully it was not an infection but actually a cyst; which can be quite common. With all the rubbing on the gum the tooth did to try and erupt, it actually aggravated the area causing the gum to swell and fill up with fluid.
….During this time many more medicines came onto the market to help with teething and the other ailments that were associated with it. The list of ingredients within these medicines included Opium, Morphine and Mercury. As manufacturers did not legally have to show an ingredient list on their bottles until 1941, parents did not know what they were willingly giving to their children.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup initially contained Morphine which led to numerous cases of babies falling into comas, becoming addicted or dying from the use of the syrup.
This was eventually removed as an ingredient in the UK in 1909 and 1915 in the US.
In 1885 you could even buy Cocaine toothache drops. Yes, this would not only numb the pain but also put the child in a better mood!
Weleda have been making natural medicines since 1921, and have put 90 years of expertise into growing their own chamomile flowers entirely organically at their Derbyshire herb gardens to ensure quality and purity. Weleda Chamomilla Granules contain no synthetic ingredients, no artificial additives, sweeteners, flavourings or preservatives.
This teething remedy is a 3x homeopathic potency of Matricaria Chamomilla (Chamomile) root. The difference in this product to the others mentioned is that Weleda uses sucrose as an ingredient and not lactose, so can be given to babies who are lactose-intolerant.
Amber is a natural remedy – a fossilised resin sourced from ancient trees. It has been used for many hundreds of years, with necklaces having been worn throughout Europe, during the teething stages, for generations. It works by being worn against the skin, either as a necklace, bracelet or anklet. The warmth of the skin is believed to allow the Succinic acid, found within the amber, to be absorbed by the body. Succinic acid acts as an anti-inflammatory and analgesic (pain reliever). It claims to reduce inflammation of teething, clear flushed cheeks, ease the pain, reduce dribbling and irritability. It also has a calming effect and helps with a better night's sleep.
As it is a fossil and not a stone it is not heavy to wear or cold. In fact, the jewellery is very lightweight and warm to the touch making it very comfortable to wear.
There will be many a tale you hear about all your baby's woes from sleeping to tantrums, settling stomachs and teething. Since these homemade ideas have been created and passed down we know an awful lot more about the human body and what is good for you and what isn't. Take advice but always double check with a healthcare professional or in baby books or on medical websites.
For example, you may hear of some people suggesting clove oil to rub on the gums. The trouble with clove oil is that it is pretty potent and too much can cause irritation on the gums. If too much is ingested it will also cause an upset stomach.
The same applies to alcohol being rubbed in to the gums. Baby's livers are not yet developed enough to cope with breaking down the toxins which can lead to very serious problems. It could also put them into a deep sleep and they may stop breathing. NEVER put alcohol into a bottle, even if an older relative did it with all their children, we know better these days.
This is the main symptom that most of you will see in your child at some point when they are teething. It may start long before you see a tooth due to the 'rumbling' going on below the gum line. The teeth move in the jaw to prepare for eruption and this can cause your child to rub their cheeks, chew and bite, rub their heads and ears and become irritable – leading to lack of sleep (this is covered further on).
Crying and screaming will be your main indicator of pain. Keep your baby as calm as you can through cuddles and give medicine as required throughout the day and evening.
If your child becomes much more distressed than usual, can't stop crying, has a high temperature and becomes limp you must seek medical attention immediately. Teething will upset them but will not have this sort of effect.
Red, hot or rosy cheeks are caused by the inflammation of the gums. This will clear once the tooth erupts and doesn't bother them in any way. It is one of the most common sights of a teething baby.
Do check your baby's temperature if you become concerned that they are very red or hot (see fever for temperature guide).
Oral care can start from as early as newborn, but must definitely be introduced as soon as their first tooth erupts. Newborns will most probably only be gummy (unless yours is born with teeth), so gently brushing the gums will remove bacteria and will benefit by getting them used to the brushing sensation and hopefully making it easier to do as they get older.
*I include top tips for brushing during those tricky times. I also cover toothpaste use, fluoride, when to visit a dentist and tooth decay.
Today in the UK tooth decay is one of the most common causes of hospital admissions in children. The main reason for this decay?… Sugar.
1. Water for a drink (as well as milk) is all a child needs in their first year. They don't know what juice is until you hand it to them, so make it easy and don't open their minds to different drinks. As long as they are hydrated they are happy and healthy.
TIP: I know it's hard when you go out with other parents who do give juice, because you can become the 'mean' parent as you won't let your baby have something tasty. I've been there, I've explained myself many a time and I've pulled drinks out of his hand just before he's had a taste! Don't feel pressured. Stay strong and stand your ground, you are doing what is best for your baby, just remember that.
2. Don't give sweets and biscuits as snacks. Yes, fruit does have naturally occurring sugars but these are far healthier, so opt for grapes, raisins, an apple or satsuma instead. They have the rest of their lives to discover tasty treats and different drinks!
3. Don't brush their teeth straight after eating. The teeth are at their weakest after food due to the sugars. Wait at least an hour before brushing.
More Info: The remedies are linked in with the symptoms section for ease of use. Once you determine a symptom you can look at the list of remedies and refer back in the book for details of these remedies and learn how to use them, how they work and to make a decision on which would be best for your child. The images are provided to make it much easier for you to find the products on the shelves… the book is also a handy size which can easily it into a handbag so you can always take it with you into the shops.
I also provide recipes for biscuits and ice lollies, top tips and quotes from other parents.
All the companies I talk about have provided information, images and have checked the book before it was published. Most have purchased their own copy and are very proud of it.
I hope I have covered all you need for your teething baby in this book. It is certainly everything I wanted to know and could only find out through hours of research on the internet and speaking to those who had been through it all before.
I've just tweeted you – but 140 characters is never enough!
Just wanted to see if you had ever heard of Brush-Baby? We're an infant dental-care company offering dental-care products for children aged 0-6 years.
Started by an entrepreneurial mum, like yourself. Dominique Tillen developed a range of products because she could not find anything suitable for her baby daughter. Now numbering 10 products in the range, they are stocked in the majority of the UK supermarkets and distributed to 22 countries throughout the world.
Please take a look at http://www.brushbaby.co.uk and let me know what you think.
These are amazing tips! Your book looks really fab if this this anything to go by, I love that it has recipes for biscuits and ice pops too!


The Tourism Ministry said Friday that the government had prepared country-specific tourism marketing strategies considering the vital importance of promotion in boosting arrivals.
Nepal will be marketed as a destination for Hindu pilgrims in India while it will be publicized as a Buddhist tourism hub in Thailand, Myanmar, Sri Lanka, South Korea and other countries.
Likewise, the government plans to promote Nepal as an adventure tourism destination in source markets where it can produce maximum impact. The strategy that will be executed by the Nepal Tourism Board is in the final stage of approval. The plan was revealed by Tourism Secretary Maheshwor Neupane during an interaction entitled 'Nepal-Tourism Opportunities and Challenges' organised by Qatar Airways.
"Obviously, we lack marketing. We have varieties of products to offer, but we have not been able to benefit from them," he said. "In many countries, potential tourists still ask how they can go to Nepal," he said. This is really a big question that we need to answer in the digital era, he added.
Upaul Majumdar, general manager of the Soaltee Crowne Plaza, Kathmandu, said Nepal had witnessed lots of changes in infrastructure. The immigration process at TIA has been simplified which is a good sign of development in the hospitality sector.
"Today, it takes 10 minutes to clear immigration at TIA compared to 40-45 minutes at other airports around the world," he said. In the past, clearing Nepal's immigration process used to be a big hassle, he added.
In addition, one of the key problems hindering tourism growth, lack of electricity, has been resolved. Power is now available 24 hours a day, he said.


I worked on this book after a travel experience in the North of Argentina, in the hidden valley of Ocumazo, in the Humahuaca region. It is a tale of a river which has the power to transform life. It is about the things we let go, in order to make this transformation happen, it is about the magic of Nature. The book opens with a poem by the Uruguayan poet Norberto Silva Itza. The story begins with a woman, standing by the river. She is sad and leaves her tears to the waters of the river. Then, in silence a bird approaches her a starts a ritual offering, giving her strength and hope. The project was written in Argentina in January 2014, and realized in Poland, at the Akademia Sztuk Pięknych and the Book Art Museum in Lodz in July 2014.
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Debbie Dadey is the author and co-author of more than 125 books, including the Publishers Weekly bestselling The Adventure of the Bailey School Kids series, which has over 25 million books in print, as well as The Worst Name in Third Grade, The Ghostville Elementary series, and The Swamp Monster in Third Grade series. She also teamed up with her son, Nathan Dadey, to write The Slime Wars.
Debbie and her co-author Marcia Thornton Jones love classrooms, even if those classrooms are filled with ghosts or monsters like Ghostville Elementary or The Adventures of the Bailey School Kids. These best-selling authors were once teachers in the same elementary school in Lexington, Kentucky. Marcia was a reading teacher and Debbie was the head librarian when they decided they wanted to write for children. The two wrote every day while their students were eating lunch. But one fateful (and frustrating) day changed the direction of their lives forever. The kids were acting like little monsters, so Marcia and Debbie figured they would have to sprout horns, blow smoke out of their noses, and grow ten feet tall just to get the kids to pay attention! The idea made them laugh so they decided to write a story about a teacher who might be a monster. That first book, Vampires Don't Wear Polka Dots, grew into The Adventures of the Bailey School Kids.
Marcia still lives in Kentucky, but Debbie now lives in Pennsylvania. How do they continue to collaborate? "We use the hot-potato method," they explain. "We start with a brief outline. Then we take turns writing chapters. We send them to each other using e-mail. When the other person has the story, we say it's their "hot potato'.
Debbie Dadey currently lives in Sevierville, Tennessee, with her husband, three children, and two dogs. For more information, please visit www.debbiedadey.com.


The EPA Administrator, Gina McCarthy, signed the Hazardous Waste Export-Import Revisions final rule on October 28, 2016 and it was published in the Federal Register (FR) on November 28, 2016.
This rule is effective in all states on December 31, 2016 in order to comply with Executive Order 13659. Implementation will be phased in.
With this rule, EPA finalized changes to existing regulations regarding the export and import of hazardous wastes from and into the United States. The final rule will provide greater protection to human health and the environment by providing for increased transparency, data sharing and more efficient compliance monitoring for international shipments.
Linking the consent to export with the electronic export information submitted to U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP).
These new requirements strengthen tracking of and reporting on individual export and import shipments, and are responsive to the concerns raised by EPA's Office of Inspector General (OIG) and the Commission for Environmental Cooperation. This action also brings the United States into compliance with its legal obligations under the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) 2001 Council Decision, and complies with Executive Order 13659 on streamlining the export/import process for U.S. businesses. Lastly, this action establishes appropriate transition periods to provide for implementation while minimizing the burden of implementing new requirements.
Starting on December 31, 2017, all U.S. exporters of manifested hazardous waste, universal waste, and spent lead-acid batteries for recycling or disposal, and all exporters of cathode ray tubes for recycling will be required to file EPA information in the Automated Export System (AES) or AESDirect for each export shipment. The AES resides in the U.S. Customs and Border Protection's (CPB's) Automated Commercial Environment (ACE). Paper processes will no longer be allowed on or after the compliance date.
international market demand for recovered materials.
EPA has established and administers an extensive set of regulations, under the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA), governing the shipment of hazardous waste within the United States. In addition to its domestic regulation of hazardous waste, the United States participates in a number of bilateral waste agreements between countries and in a multilateral waste agreement controlling the shipment of hazardous waste for recovery between member countries in the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD).
The OECD was established in 1960 to assist member countries in achieving sustainable growth, employment and increased standard of living, while simultaneously ensuring the protection of human health and the environment. As part of this goal, the OECD provided an initial framework or decision, in 1992, for member countries to control the transboundary shipment of waste for recovery. In 2001, the OECD amended the 1992 Council decision to harmonize its procedures and requirements with those of the Basel Convention, an international treaty that governs the shipment of hazardous waste on a global level.
Since the United States supported the OECD Decision in 2001 and is a member of the OECD, the United States is legally obligated to bring its regulations into compliance with the OECD Decisions. In prior actions the EPA adopted certain rule changes to title 40 of the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Part 262 Subpart H consistent with these Decisions. This final rule consolidates the regulations by making all transboundary hazardous waste shipments with Canada, Mexico and non-OECD countries comply with requirements consistent with OECD procedures.
linking the consent to export with the electronic export information submitted to CBP to better coordinate EPA's and CBP's oversight of individual export shipments of hazardous waste.
This final rule also addresses several of the OIG's concerns by increasing the tracking of individual import shipments of hazardous waste and requiring EPA's consent to an import notice submitted by either the foreign exporter or the U.S. importer.


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Who are sisters Bektić about whom whole BiH speaks?
In the village of Jasenovo near Srebrenica, for sisters Bektic live with their parents. In the last days, they became known in BiH, for their beauty, but also for the way how they proudly ride their horses.
Four of them, Kadira, Fatima, Dženeta and Ćamka are daughters of father Emin who, in order to earn money, went in 1970 to Germany.
"I lived in Germany for 33 years. When I retired, I returned to my Jasenova. After that, I started buying horses and since then I have always had horses, that is a tradition that I inherited from my father. A good portion of my pension I spend on food for the horses and those are big financial allocations," says Emin.
Currently, Emin has twelve horses, and the story of his family came into the focus of BiH when the photos of author Ado Hasanovic appeared on the Internet.
Emin's daughters, Ćamka and Kadira are going to school in Sarajevo, Fatima attends a madrassah (Islamic high school) in Visoko, while Dženeta goes to elementary school in Srebrenica.
These four daughters are not Emin's only children. He has ten of them from several marriages.
Work in the mines of Westphalia was very hard for him, but he earned a German pension.
"Since I was born, I had horses. Instead of growing up in the crib, I grew up in a saddle. I had one good horse. I wish now that I have him instead of these nine. I got up a monument to him." Concludes Emin.


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Kaneka launches a joint research group of biomedicine production technologies with University of Louvain (UCLouvain), Belgium.
–Aiming to strengthen and expand the biomedicine CDMO business–
On October 15th, Kaneka Corporation (Headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo; President: Minoru Tanaka) and its affiliate Kaneka Eurogentec S.A. (Headquarters: Liège, Belgium; President: Lieven Janssens) signed a research collaboration agreement with the biomedical research institute "de Duve Institute" (Brussels, Belgium; President: Luc Bertrand) of University of Louvain (referred to below as "UCLouvain": Walloon Brabant, Belgium; Rector: Vincent Blondel) in order to develop innovative biomedicine production technologies. This aims to strengthen and expand the Kaneka group's CDMO business for biomedicines and vaccines against viral infectious diseases.
The de Duve Institute of UCLouvain is a world-leading biomedical research institute established by Dr. Christian de Duve, who won the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1974. The institute is actively promoting open innovation while focusing on basic medical research. The joint research will develop innovative production technologies by combining the microbial expertise of the de Duve Institute with Kaneka's accumulated experiences and technologies of microbial production of biomedicines such as proteins and plasmid DNA. The dramatic improvements in productivity by using these technologies will provide solutions to social issues such as reducing the costs of expensive biomedicines, and will contribute to spreading biomedicines and vaccines against viral infectious diseases.
Kaneka has set up an "Infection Research Team" to promote research on countermeasures against infectious diseases such as COVID-19, and is providing a wide range of solutions that include manufacturing of DNA vaccines, supplying the drug substance for "AVIGAN", developing antiviral drugs, and providing PCR test kits. Kaneka has designated "HEALTH" as one of priority fields and is actively investing resources in the biomedicine-related business, and will continue to expand the business increasingly into the future.
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The Blue Ribbon Award for Best Supporting Actress is a prize recognizing an outstanding performance by a female supporting actress in a Japanese film. It is awarded annually by the Association of Tokyo Film Journalists as one of the Blue Ribbon Awards.

List of winners

References

External links
Blue Ribbon Awards on IMDb

Awards established in 1951
1951 establishments in Japan
Supporting actress
Film awards for supporting actress

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One of the better places in Coralville, Iowa to eat lunch is Huhot Mongolian Grill. I often go there during the work week to do an early lunch. For less than $15 (that's including a drink and tip) you can have multiple servings of make your own mongolian style dishes and have them cook them for you on their huge grill. Personally I prefer early weekday lunches because there is less of a crowd. On the weekends and during dinner hours the place is often packed and so you find yourself waiting in line for about ten minutes at the grill.
I personally recommend the following ingredients: Chicken, your favorite noodles, a good helping of bamboo, pineapple, onions, and celery. For the sauce use five spoonfuls of the yellow curry, on spoonful of garlic chili, and half a spoonful or ginger. This makes for a good combination of flavor and heat. If you have a sweet tooth after all those servings, they have some tasty desserts. For minuses, do not order the soup; it is a tad watered down and not very memorable.
Overall, HuHot is a good place for lunch, and is one of the few places where the food is pretty healthy for you.


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El Cine Monterrey fue una sala de cine de verano situada en la avenida de Valencia número 4 de Puebla Larga (Valencia), España.

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Fue proyectado en la década de 1950 por el arquitecto valenciano Juan Guardiola, el cual también proyectó otros cines de verano como el Cine California de Villanueva de Castellón o el Cine Casablanca de Alcira.

El edificio posee algún rasgo del racionalismo arquitectónico, aun así, se trata de una obra menor del célebre arquitecto. El Monterrey acogia representaciones teatrales, proyeciones de cine, actuaciones musicales, etc.

Cerró sus puertas a finales de los años 80. En el año 2010, el propietario del cine era el Ayuntamiento de Puebla Larga, que lo sometió a un proceso de restauración y rehabilitación que conservó únicamente la fachada. En la actualidad sigue siendo de propiedad municipal y el consistorio quiere ubicar en el edificio un museo local.

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What can I do, for solve this problem?
I can't update NRPE_NT.exe agent to NSClient+ (powershell compliance).

A: i've solve this problem with powershell plugin, without wrap batch file. I've declaire nrpe.cfg in this way:
command[check_X]=cmd /c echo C:\nrpe\libexec\check_process_mem.ps1 $ARG1$ -VM_w "$ARG2$" -VM_c "$ARG3$" ; exit $($LastExitCode)  | powershell.exe -NoProfile -NonInteractive -NoLogo -ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted -command -

and now it works correctly. Exit code and output of script is correct.


As a cosmopolitan city in South India, Chennai has much ado about the fashion. In fact, fashion in Chennai is the sustenance of its modern lifestyle.
It is making its presence felt in the fashion circuit of the country as well with the perfect merger of classic traditional and trendy modern designs that it offers.The strong impact of Kollywood, Tamil Film industry, has left its indelible mark on the style and couture of this city.
Over the years, fashion in Chennai has really come of age with ace designers and celebrities taking inspiration from the design aesthetics of the city.
The traditional wear of this region has an evident influence on the fashion industry but the younger crop of designers is keenly combining these styles with the western culture to invent an all new fashion statement that is meant to stay for long.
For a city brimming with caliber to top the charts, fashion events and exhibitions are just an order of the day. The pristine beauty and immaculate styling of the haute couture here, has made it a preferred fashion destination for the leading designers, fashion houses, and the budding talent of this region as well.
The most vivid and affluent fashion event in the city is Chennai International Fashion Week, participated by the top designers from South and other parts of the country. With the picture perfect setting of stage and wonderful ambiance ready to take on the fever of fashion, models sashay down the ramp in the ensembles designed by the fashion stylists of Chennai and other parts of India, who participate in this grand event, quite enthusiastically.
This week long festival of fashion in Chennai embarks upon the blend of classic and contemporary that it showcases.
Glamorous Chennai is added more glitz by the amazing fashion houses that it has. With the city making its foray into multi- million fashion industry of the country with fast speed, designer boutiques and fashion houses in Chennai are ready to take on the challenges posed by the established names of industry.
They are creating ripples in this fraternity with their outstanding and innovative design concepts that are acceptable to everyone due to the factor of comfort that they have. Most of the fashion houses in Chennai cater to the elite class of celebrities from Kollywood and other prominent people with their saucy designs ingrained into breezy and vibrant fabrics underlined with the effervescent South Indian styles.
To know more about the Fashion Houses in Chennai, Click Here.
With the city booming in fashion, it is quite obvious that the young design brigade of Chennai is all set to share the center stage of national fashion with great.
Whether it is the Indo Western styles or traditional wear of the region, these designers are luring the fashion enthusiasts with their constant innovations.
Their design studios have become the Mecca for upcoming fashion models and the bubbly young generation of the city yearning to craft their own class of fashion in Chennai.
Chennai surely has its share in Indian fashion industry, especially post the lungi craze evoked in the fashion circuits after Chennai Express, the movie.
In fact, lungi is the latest fad ruling the roost in fashion in entire country.
Most of the designers are going all experimental to carve out their individual and unique version of this open drape single garment, which is also called sarong.


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Seven: Engine Room Artificer John Coverdale, Royal Navy British War Medal (268360 J. Coverdale, E.R.A.1 R.N.); 1939-45 Star; Atlantic Star; Italy Star; Defence and War Medals; Royal Navy L.S. & G.C., G.V.R., 1st issue, with Second Award Bar (268360 John Coverdale, E.R.A. 1Cl. H.M.S. Circe) mounted as worn, nearly extremely fine (7)	£100-120
Eight: Chief Petty Officer Writer A. E. Lee, Royal Navy British War and Victory Medals (L.68623 A. Lee, Tel. R.N.); 1939-45 Star; Africa Star; Italy Star; Defence and War Medals; Royal Navy L.S. & G.C., G.V.R., 3rd issue, with Second Award Bar (M35124 A. E. Lee, C.P.O.Wr. H.M.S. Victory) mounted as worn, very fine (8)	£120-140
Six: Sergeant Edward Lowes, R.V.M., Royal Artillery, late A.B. Royal Navy 1939-45 Star; Atlantic Star; War Medal; Royal Victorian Medal, Silver, G.V.R., unnamed as issued; Royal Navy L.S. & G.C., G.VI.R., 1st issue (JX.126554 E. Lowes, A.B. H.M.S. Victory); Efficiency Medal, Territorial, E.II.R. (1095478 Sgt. E. Lowes, R.A.) official correction to surname, mounted as worn, nearly extremely fine and a rare combination (6)	£200-250
A Naval B.E.M. group of seven awarded to Chief Petty Officer Earle Squire, Royal Navy British Empire Medal, (Military) E.II.R. (C.P.O. Earle Squire, P/J. 108759); 1939-45 Star; Atlantic Star; War Medal; Naval General Service 1915-62, 1 clasp, S.E. Asia 1945-46 (P/JX.108759 E. Squire, C.P.O. R.N.); Coronation 1953; Royal Navy L.S. & G.C., G.VI.R., 1st issue, with Second Award Bar (J.108759 E. Squire, P.O. H.M.S. Tynedale) mounted as worn, good...
Pair: Air Mechanic J. B. Robertson, Royal Navy, Fleet Air Arm General Service 1962, 2 clasps, Borneo, Malay Peninsula (FX.816869 J. B. Robertson, A/Mech. 1. R.N.); Royal Navy L.S. & G.C., E.II.R. 2nd issue, with Second Award Bar (FX.816869 B. J. Robertson, Air Mech. 1 H.M.S. Seahawk) mounted as worn, very fine (2)	£200-250
Royal Naval Meritorious Service Medal, G.V.R. (170606 W. Paynter, Ch. Sto. "Donegal" 1 July-11 Nov. 1918) very fine £140-160
Royal Marine Meritorious Service Medal, V.R., dated '1848' below bust (Ser: Jas: Morris R.M. 16 Jan. 1849) officially engraved naming, good very fine and rare	£1600-1800
Four: Sergeant-Major Henry Andrews, Royal Marines Baltic 1854-55 (H. Andrews) contemporary engraved naming; China 1857-60, 3 clasps, Canton 1857, Taku Forts 1860, Pekin 1860 (H. Andrews) contemporary engraved naming; Royal Navy L.S. & G.C., V.R., wide suspension (Hy. Andrews, Sergt. Major 2 Co. R.M. 27 Yrs.); Royal Marine Meritorious Service Medal, V.R. (Henry ..drews, Sergt. Major 2nd C...M.L.I. 21 Yrs.) officially engraved naming with partia...
Royal Marine Meritorious Service Medal, V.R. (Actg. Sergt. Major E. T. Harris, R.M.L.I.) officially impressed naming, fitted with silver ribbon buckle, a few marks, otherwise good very fine £450-550
Pair: Colour-Sergeant George Morgan, Royal Marine Light Infantry Royal Navy L.S. & G.C., V.R., wide suspension (Ge. Morgan Co. Sergt. 23rd Co. R.M. 21 Yrs.); Royal Marine Meritorious Service Medal, E.VII.R. (George Morgan, Col. Sergt. R.M.L.I. 25 July 1904) the first nearly very fine, the second good very fine (2)	£700-800
Three: Colour-Sergeant S. Partridge, Royal Marine Light Infantry Queen's South Africa 1899-1902, no clasp (Sergt. S. Partridge, R.M.L.I.) impressed naming; Royal Navy L.S. & G.C., V.R., narrow suspension (S. Partridge, Sergt. No. 2908 Plymo. R.M.L.I.) impressed naming; Royal Marine Meritorious Service Medal, G.VI.R. 1st issue (PLY.2908 S. Partridge, Cr. Sgt. R.M.L.I. 17 Feb. 1939) very fine or better (3)	£400-500
Three: Quartermaster-Sergeant F. J. Facey, Royal Marine Light Infantry Queen's South Africa 1899-1902, no clasp (F. J. Facey, Bugler R.M., H.M.S. Terpsichore) impressed naming; Royal Navy L.S. & G.C., G.V.R., 1st issue (PLY.9434 F. J. Facey, Sergeant R.M.L.I.); Royal Marine Meritorious Service Medal, G.V.R., Admiral's bust (PLY.514 Q.M.S. J. J. Facey, R.M., 4.9.31) impressed naming, the first very fine, otherwise good very fine (3)	£500...
Royal Navy L.S. & G.C. (2), G.V.R., 3rd issue, coinage head (PO.19221 R. C. Jones, Mne. R.M.); G.VI.R., 2nd issue (PO.X.1331 J. C. Rowsell, Mne. R.M.) nearly very fine, the first extremely fine (2)	£80-100
Five: Musician J. Smith, Royal Marine Band Defence and War Medals; Coronation 1937; Coronation 1953; Royal Navy L.S. & G.C., G.VI.R., 1st issue, with Second Award Bar (PLY.22805 J. Smith, Musn. R.M.) mounted as worn, edge bruising and contact marks, otherwise better than good fine (5)	£120-140
Pair: Marine D. Morton, Royal Marines Royal Navy L.S. & G.C., G.VI.R., 1st issue (CH/X.24405 D. Morton, Mne. R.M.); Royal Fleet Reserve L.S. & G.C., G.VI.R., 1st issue (CH.24405 (CH.D.21) D. Morton, Mne. R.F.R.) edge bruising and contact marks, otherwise nearly very fine (2)	£80-100
A C.B. group of three awarded to Senior Engineer W. M. Ross, Royal Naval Reserve, Chief Engineer with the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company The Most Honourable Order of The Bath, C.B. (Civil) Companion's breast badge, silver-gilt, hallmarked London 1901, complete with ribbon buckle; Transport 1899-1902, 1 clasp, S. Africa 1899-1902 (W. M. Ross. C.B.); Royal Naval Reserve Decoration, E.VII.R., the reverse hallmarked London 1909...
Royal Naval Reserve Decoration, E.VII.R., the reverse hallmarked London 1909, extremely fine £100-120
Royal Naval Reserve Decoration, G.V.R., the reverse hallmarked London 1916, extremely fine £100-120
Five: Lieutenant-Commander S. A. Waldron, Royal Naval Reserve and Sea Cadet Corps, mentioned in despatches for services as a prisoner during the Great War when serving as a Private in the Somerset Light Infantry British War and Victory Medals, with M.I.D. oakleaf (29493 Pte. S. A. Waldron, Som. L.I.); Defence Medal; Royal Naval Reserve Decoration, E.II.R., the reverse officially dated '1954'; Cadet Forces Medal, G.VI.R., 2nd issue (TY. L...


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Nursing Homeowner: N.J. Shouldn't Criticize Us On Our Response to COVID-19 | Opinion
Many facilities did not have the necessary equipment to handle the virus, nor did they receive the appropriate guidance on how to minimize the spread in a timely manner in order to keep their residents safe, says Donald Pelligrino. Despite one of the first cases in the U.S., starting in a nursing home, the New Jersey Department of Health did not prepare accordingly and neglected to prioritize the residents of long-term care facilities, says Pelligrino, who owns and operators Bridgeway Senior Healthcare.
By Donald A. Pelligrino
As of Aug. 16, a total of 7,011 of the 15,876 deaths in New Jersey were lab-confirmed COVID-19 deaths of residents and employees of long-term care settings. This accounts for over 40% of the overall COVID-19 deaths in the state that are linked to long term care. The same percentage of the nation's more than 170,000 COVID-19 deaths also lived in long term care facilities.
Gov. Phil Murphy's has been criticized widely for the disproportionate number of deaths in long-term care facilities, including nursing homes and assisted living facilities and the lack of an action plan to address these settings. During the early days of the pandemic, these facilities looked to the DOH and commissioner of health for guidance on how to minimize the spread of infection. Instead, facilities were told them must admit residents back from the hospital who were COVID positive. This decision invited the virus into facilities, allowing it to transmit to other residents and employees.
As an owner and operator of facilities in New Jersey, I realized that I could not wait for the state's guidance. My team made strategic decisions such as shutting down to visitors and supplying employees with masks and other personal protective equipment (PPE), prior to the DOH making it mandatory. Many facilities did not have the necessary equipment to handle the virus, nor did they receive the appropriate guidance on how to minimize the spread in a timely manner in order to keep their residents safe. Despite one of the first cases in the U.S., starting in a nursing home, the New Jersey DOH did not prepare accordingly and neglected to prioritize the residents of long-term care facilities.
While quick to equip hospitals in New Jersey with personal protective equipment (PPE), the DOH was delayed in their response to the long-term care industry. Employees at the DOH cried for more PPE and testing to be provided to the long-term care facilities but were shot down by the leaders of the DOH and were told to "avoid putting any concerns in an email."
Meanwhile, the State Office of Emergency Management (OEM), in charge of distributing PPE, used arbitrary allocation guidelines that short-changed nursing homes and left them vulnerable due to a lack of necessary equipment, according to the DOH employees. In my facilities, the first PPE received from OEM did not arrive until April 13, about a month after our facility started notifying the state of positive cases among residents in the building.
The DOH decided to allocate tests toward a public drive through testing sites to calm political and public anxiety rather than provide them to the most vulnerable population in long-term care facilities, who were most likely to die from the virus. These early decisions on where to prioritize testing and PPE had a devastating effect on facilities facing some of the earliest outbreaks, as they had no means of detecting or confirming the presence of the virus.
Long-term care providers have a long history of infection prevention citations during annual health inspections. It was the most common deficiency cited in 2018, according to the New Jersey Department of Health. This virus highlighted the importance of allocating resources toward infection prevention and education. Moving forward, the state and long-term care facilities should dedicate more resources toward infection prevention education, strengthening emergency response capabilities through statewide consolidation of PPE, stabilizing facilities through increased reimbursement and increasing wages for front line employees. Long-term care providers should also have a stronger representation within the DOH and should not be forced into the same approach as hospitals, as they deal with a different population with unique needs.
Many of the above-referenced recommendations were referenced in the governor's newest Executive Directive NO. 20-026, a phased reopening plan for long-term care, few senior care providers in New Jersey were consulted to create this lengthy, complicated directive.
Facilities such as mine will learn from the challenges we faced. Most, if not all, facilities have already implemented an infection prevention plan, bolstered their PPE, and increased wages for front line staff to ensure a second wave of the virus is more manageable. We have learned that we cannot rely on the state to come to our aid during emergencies and we must demand timely and equitable distribution of equipment and services in the future.
While the state was quick to criticize the long-term care providers, they should consider their own inactions and realize that the guidance and aid provided was extremely delayed, which led to the spread of the virus among residents of long-term care facilities. Rather than point the finger at nursing home operators, the DOH needed to work alongside providers to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
In the future, the New Jersey Department of Health needs to listen to feedback from the providers who are on the front lines in these healthcare facilities. Industry leaders and state regulators need to work together to ensure the highest quality of care is being provided. Coordination will result in better outcomes for New Jersey's most vulnerable citizens, the residents in long-term care.
Donald A. Pelligrino is one of the owners and operators of Bridgeway Senior Healthcare, which includes two nursing homes and two assisted living facilities in Somerset County. Bridgeway Senior Healthcare has been family owned and operated since 1981. He is currently finishing his Executive Master of Health Administration program at Rutgers University.
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Sultan attends birthday banquet by diplomatic corps
By Sonia K
Heads of the Diplomatic Missions gathered to sing a birthday song to His Majesty the Sultan and Yang Di-Pertuan of Brunei Darussalam last night when he consented to attend a banquet they hosted in honour of His Majesty's 60th birthday at the Royal Berkshire Hall, Jerudong Park Country Club.
Accompanying His Majesty to the banquet were Her Majesty Raja Isteri Pengiran Anak Hajah Saleha, HRH Pengiran Isteri Azrinaz Mazhar, HRH Prince Hj Al-Muhtadee Billah the Crown Prince, HRH Paduka Seri Pengiran Anak Isteri Pengiran Anak Sarah, HRH Princess Hajah Masna as well as YAM Pg Lela Cheteria Sahibul Najabah Pg Anak Hj Abdul Aziz.
Welcoming His Majesty and the royal entourage were the group of diplomats and spouses who are currently head of missions to Brunei Darussalam here in Bandar Seri Begawan, led by the Dean of the Diplomatic Corps, Dr. Bounthong Vongsaly, the Ambassador of the Lao People's Democratic Republic.
The royalties were also greeted by the Deputy Dean of the Diplomatic Missions and Philippine Ambassador Mrs Virginia H Benavidez, as well as Mr Y Nisaka who is the Japanese Ambassador to Brunei and his spouse Madame Nisaka at the Royal Lounge.
Following the arrival of Their Majesties and Their Royal Highnesses to the Royal Berkshire Hall, the National Anthem was played, and the Dean of diplomatic corps made a welcoming address. In it, Dr Vongsaly expressed the gratitude of the corps for the opportunity to extend their birthday greetings to His Majesty in person. He added that the collected Ambassadors and High Commissioners had admired the progress of Brunei Darussalam under His Majesty's leadership and the constructive stance taken by His Majesty's Government on many international issues, including terrorism, the UN's Millennium Development Goals and Brunei's contribution to stability and progress in South East Asia.
"We are grateful for Brunei's contributions to stability and progress in Southeast Asia, especially for Your Majesty having consented to Brunei's continued participation in peace monitoring missions in neighbouring countries. Closer to home, many of us here tonight are privileged to be present when Your Majesty opened the Second Session of the State Legislative Council, another milestone achieved under your leadership and guidance," he said.
Following the Dean's speech, the Heads of the Diplomatic Missions gathered to sing a birthday song. His Majesty then consented to cut a birthday cake and receive a gift of a crystal sword presented by the Dean on behalf of all Heads of Missions. Entertainment during the dinner was provided by the Heads of Missions Choir, PDS School Students and the Seri Irama vocal group. - Borneo Bulletin (25th July 2006)


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Q: Segmentation Fault 11 when trying to create new linked list from sorted list Just to explain what is going on, I am inputting a sorted linked list into a method. In this linked list are nodes that contain strings. The nodes contain the string, and 2 counters that will be mentioned later. These strings are alphanumerical and can repeat. In the end, I want to output a linked list in which each node contains a unique word (all lowercased), a counter for number of occurrences, and a counter for different variances of the word (variances are caused by different capitalizations of certain characters). I believe it works logically; however, I get a segmentation fault.
Thanks in advance!
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <ctype.h>

typedef int bool;
#define TRUE 1
#define FALSE 0

struct Node{
  char value[100];
  int numOccur;
  int numVariance;
  struct Node *next;
};

struct Node * getFinalNodes(struct Node *head){
    struct Node * curr;
    struct Node * finalNode;
    struct Node * ptr;
    struct Node * finalCurr;
    struct Node * prev;
    int m = 0;
    int z = 0;
    char lowercase1[100];
    char lowercase2[100];

    curr = head;                                        //curr = head of sorted node
    finalNode = head;
    ptr = finalNode;
    finalCurr = finalNode;

    for(m = 0; curr->value[m] != '\0'; m++){
        finalNode->value[m] = tolower(curr->value[m]);          //gets first word all lower-cased
    }

    ptr->numOccur=1;                                     //occurance is 1
    ptr->numVariance=1;                                  //variance is 1
    while(curr != NULL && curr->next != NULL){
        prev = curr;
        curr = curr->next;
        if((strcmp(prev->value, curr->value) != 0) && (strlen(prev->value) == strlen(curr->value))){            //example: Ab vs. AB
            for(z=0; curr->value[z] != '\0'; z++){                                                               //turn prev and curr into lowercase
                lowercase1[z] = tolower(prev->value[z]);                                                        //ex. Ab->ab and AB->ab
                lowercase2[z] = tolower(curr->value[z]);
            }
            if(strcmp(lowercase1,lowercase2) == 0){                                                              //if values are same, that means they are the same words, just different capitalizations
                ptr->numOccur++;
                ptr->numVariance++;
            }
            else{                                                                                //if values are different, then they are completely different strings and put curr.value into a new finalNode
                strcpy(finalNode->value,lowercase2);
                ptr->next = finalNode;
                ptr = ptr->next;
                ptr->numOccur = 1;
                ptr->numVariance =1;
            }
        }
        else if((strcmp(prev->value, curr->value) != 0) && (strlen(curr->value) != strlen(prev->value))){                                                                     //created arrays for prev and curr
            for(z=0; curr->value[z] != '\0'; z++){                                                               //turn prev and curr into lowercase                                                      //ex. Ab->ab and AB->ab
                lowercase2[z] = tolower(curr->value[z]);
            }
            strcpy(finalNode->value,lowercase2);
            ptr->next = finalNode;
            ptr = ptr->next;
            ptr->numOccur = 1;
            ptr->numVariance =1;
       }
       else if(strcmp(prev->value, curr->value) == 0){
            ptr->numOccur++;
       }
    }
};

A: In the loop
while(curr != NULL){
    prev = curr;
    curr = curr->next;
    if((strcmp(prev->value, curr->value) != 0) && (strlen(prev->value) == strlen(curr->value))){

curr is NULL at the end after curr = curr->next;.
Then strcmp(prev->value, curr->value) dereferences a null pointer.
You could change the loop condition to
while(curr != NULL && curr->next != NULL)


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Indians killed in Iraq: Congress wants VK Singh sacked for compensation remark, seeks Rs 1 cr ex-gratia for families
New Delhi | Published: April 3, 2018 9:04:05 AM
The mortal remains of Indians were brought by VK Singh on Monday afternoon. All 39 Indians were working at a construction site in Mosul from where they were kidnapped and later killed by the ISIS.
Congress is demanding sacking of VK Singh for his compensation remark
Minitser of State for External Affairs triggered a controversy with his remark that providing jobs and compensations to the families of Indians who were killed by the ISIS was not like "distributing biscuits or a game of football". The comment prompted the Congress to demand his sacking and termed his remark as shameful. The mortal remains of 38 of the 39 Indians were brought back yesterday by Singh in a special flight from Iraq. The aircraft landed at Amritsar from Baghdad at around 2:30 pm. Bodies were handed over to their families in Amritsar, Kolkata and Patna. All Indians were working at a construction site in Mosul when they were abducted by the ISIS and later killed.
When Singh was asked about compensation to the families of deceased persons, he refused to make any specific announcement. He said that 'this is not like distributing biscuits, it involves human lives'. "I don't carry funds in my pocket (jeb mein koi pitara thodi rakha hua hai)," he added.
Terming Singh's remark as shameful, reprehensible and unacceptable in a democracy, Congress spokesperson Randeep Singh Surjewala said that he be sacked immediately from his post. Surjewala said that Singh has no right to continue as a minister even for a single day. He also demanded an apology from Singh and Prime Minister Narendra Modi as well for being insensitive towards the families of killed Indians. He said that the Prime Minister must announce Rs 1 crore compensation and a job to each one of these families.
The Congress leader once again chose to accuse External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj and her deputy of misleading the nation and families of 39 Indians about their whereabouts.
39 Indians were killed in Mosul, Iraq as Modi Govt continuously misled the families & Nation.
Min., V.K.Singh is now rubbing 'salt on the wounds' by rubbishing the demands for compensation for the families as akin to demand for 'biscuits'.
Heartless, Shameful & Reprehensible! pic.twitter.com/52lxJ25T61
— Randeep Singh Surjewala (@rssurjewala) April 2, 2018
Trinamool Congress leader Derek O'Brien also termed Singh's remark as insensitive. He said that the minister used inappropriate words.
General Foot in Mouth mantri at it again. Insensitive. "Football" and "Biscuits"… inappropriate words when you are mourning the 39 dead #MosulTragedy Iraq
— Derek O'Brien (@derekobrienmp) April 2, 2018
The Punjab government, where Congress is in power, has announced an ex-gratia of Rs 5 lakh and a government job to the families of 27 persons who were among 39 Indians. Of the 39, a total of 27 belong to Punjab, 6 are from Bihar, 4 from Himachal Pradesh and two from West Bengal.
Meanwhile, Singh arrived in New Delhi late last night after handing over the bodies. Speaking to reporters here, Singh slammed the Congress for trying to gain political mileage over the deaths. He said that politicising issues that are related to the nation was a petty act.
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