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<?php

declare(strict_types=1);

namespace phpDocumentor\Reflection\Types;

use ArrayIterator;
use InvalidArgumentException;
use ReflectionClass;
use ReflectionClassConstant;
use ReflectionMethod;
use ReflectionParameter;
use ReflectionProperty;
use Reflector;
use RuntimeException;
use UnexpectedValueException;
use const T_AS;
use const T_CLASS;
use const T_CURLY_OPEN;
use const T_DOLLAR_OPEN_CURLY_BRACES;
use const T_NAMESPACE;
use const T_NS_SEPARATOR;
use const T_STRING;
use const T_USE;
use function array_merge;
use function file_exists;
use function file_get_contents;
use function get_class;
use function is_string;
use function token_get_all;
use function trim;

/**
 * Convenience class to create a Context for DocBlocks when not using the Reflection Component of phpDocumentor.
 *
 * For a DocBlock to be able to resolve types that use partial namespace names or rely on namespace imports we need to
 * provide a bit of context so that the DocBlock can read that and based on it decide how to resolve the types to
 * Fully Qualified names.
 *
 * @see Context for more information.
 */
final class ContextFactory
{
    /** The literal used at the end of a use statement. */
    private const T_LITERAL_END_OF_USE = ';';

    /** The literal used between sets of use statements */
    private const T_LITERAL_USE_SEPARATOR = ',';

    /**
     * Build a Context given a Class Reflection.
     *
     * @see Context for more information on Contexts.
     */
    public function createFromReflector(Reflector $reflector) : Context
    {
        if ($reflector instanceof ReflectionClass) {
            return $this->createFromReflectionClass($reflector);
        }

        if ($reflector instanceof ReflectionParameter) {
            return $this->createFromReflectionParameter($reflector);
        }

        if ($reflector instanceof ReflectionMethod) {
            return $this->createFromReflectionMethod($reflector);
        }

        if ($reflector instanceof ReflectionProperty) {
            return $this->createFromReflectionProperty($reflector);
        }

        if ($reflector instanceof ReflectionClassConstant) {
            return $this->createFromReflectionClassConstant($reflector);
        }

        throw new UnexpectedValueException('Unhandled \Reflector instance given:  ' . get_class($reflector));
    }

    private function createFromReflectionParameter(ReflectionParameter $parameter) : Context
    {
        $class = $parameter->getDeclaringClass();
        if ($class) {
            return $this->createFromReflectionClass($class);
        }

        throw new InvalidArgumentException('Unable to get class of ' . $parameter->getName());
    }

    private function createFromReflectionMethod(ReflectionMethod $method) : Context
    {
        return $this->createFromReflectionClass($method->getDeclaringClass());
    }

    private function createFromReflectionProperty(ReflectionProperty $property) : Context
    {
        return $this->createFromReflectionClass($property->getDeclaringClass());
    }

    private function createFromReflectionClassConstant(ReflectionClassConstant $constant) : Context
    {
        return $this->createFromReflectionClass($constant->getDeclaringClass());
    }

    private function createFromReflectionClass(ReflectionClass $class) : Context
    {
        $fileName  = $class->getFileName();
        $namespace = $class->getNamespaceName();

        if (is_string($fileName) && file_exists($fileName)) {
            $contents = file_get_contents($fileName);
            if ($contents === false) {
                throw new RuntimeException('Unable to read file "' . $fileName . '"');
            }

            return $this->createForNamespace($namespace, $contents);
        }

        return new Context($namespace, []);
    }

    /**
     * Build a Context for a namespace in the provided file contents.
     *
     * @see Context for more information on Contexts.
     *
     * @param string $namespace    It does not matter if a `\` precedes the namespace name,
     * this method first normalizes.
     * @param string $fileContents The file's contents to retrieve the aliases from with the given namespace.
     */
    public function createForNamespace(string $namespace, string $fileContents) : Context
    {
        $namespace        = trim($namespace, '\\');
        $useStatements    = [];
        $currentNamespace = '';
        $tokens           = new ArrayIterator(token_get_all($fileContents));

        while ($tokens->valid()) {
            switch ($tokens->current()[0]) {
                case T_NAMESPACE:
                    $currentNamespace = $this->parseNamespace($tokens);
                    break;
                case T_CLASS:
                    // Fast-forward the iterator through the class so that any
                    // T_USE tokens found within are skipped - these are not
                    // valid namespace use statements so should be ignored.
                    $braceLevel      = 0;
                    $firstBraceFound = false;
                    while ($tokens->valid() && ($braceLevel > 0 || !$firstBraceFound)) {
                        if ($tokens->current() === '{'
                            || $tokens->current()[0] === T_CURLY_OPEN
                            || $tokens->current()[0] === T_DOLLAR_OPEN_CURLY_BRACES) {
                            if (!$firstBraceFound) {
                                $firstBraceFound = true;
                            }

                            ++$braceLevel;
                        }

                        if ($tokens->current() === '}') {
                            --$braceLevel;
                        }

                        $tokens->next();
                    }
                    break;
                case T_USE:
                    if ($currentNamespace === $namespace) {
                        $useStatements = array_merge($useStatements, $this->parseUseStatement($tokens));
                    }
                    break;
            }

            $tokens->next();
        }

        return new Context($namespace, $useStatements);
    }

    /**
     * Deduce the name from tokens when we are at the T_NAMESPACE token.
     */
    private function parseNamespace(ArrayIterator $tokens) : string
    {
        // skip to the first string or namespace separator
        $this->skipToNextStringOrNamespaceSeparator($tokens);

        $name = '';
        while ($tokens->valid() && ($tokens->current()[0] === T_STRING || $tokens->current()[0] === T_NS_SEPARATOR)
        ) {
            $name .= $tokens->current()[1];
            $tokens->next();
        }

        return $name;
    }

    /**
     * Deduce the names of all imports when we are at the T_USE token.
     *
     * @return string[]
     */
    private function parseUseStatement(ArrayIterator $tokens) : array
    {
        $uses = [];

        while (true) {
            $this->skipToNextStringOrNamespaceSeparator($tokens);

            $uses = array_merge($uses, $this->extractUseStatements($tokens));
            if ($tokens->current()[0] === self::T_LITERAL_END_OF_USE) {
                return $uses;
            }
        }

        return $uses;
    }

    /**
     * Fast-forwards the iterator as longs as we don't encounter a T_STRING or T_NS_SEPARATOR token.
     */
    private function skipToNextStringOrNamespaceSeparator(ArrayIterator $tokens) : void
    {
        while ($tokens->valid() && ($tokens->current()[0] !== T_STRING) && ($tokens->current()[0] !== T_NS_SEPARATOR)) {
            $tokens->next();
        }
    }

    /**
     * Deduce the namespace name and alias of an import when we are at the T_USE token or have not reached the end of
     * a USE statement yet. This will return a key/value array of the alias => namespace.
     *
     * @return string[]
     *
     * @psalm-suppress TypeDoesNotContainType
     */
    private function extractUseStatements(ArrayIterator $tokens) : array
    {
        $extractedUseStatements = [];
        $groupedNs              = '';
        $currentNs              = '';
        $currentAlias           = '';
        $state                  = 'start';

        while ($tokens->valid()) {
            $currentToken = $tokens->current();
            $tokenId      = is_string($currentToken) ? $currentToken : $currentToken[0];
            $tokenValue   = is_string($currentToken) ? null : $currentToken[1];
            switch ($state) {
                case 'start':
                    switch ($tokenId) {
                        case T_STRING:
                        case T_NS_SEPARATOR:
                            $currentNs   .= $tokenValue;
                            $currentAlias =  $tokenValue;
                            break;
                        case T_CURLY_OPEN:
                        case '{':
                            $state     = 'grouped';
                            $groupedNs = $currentNs;
                            break;
                        case T_AS:
                            $state = 'start-alias';
                            break;
                        case self::T_LITERAL_USE_SEPARATOR:
                        case self::T_LITERAL_END_OF_USE:
                            $state = 'end';
                            break;
                        default:
                            break;
                    }
                    break;
                case 'start-alias':
                    switch ($tokenId) {
                        case T_STRING:
                            $currentAlias = $tokenValue;
                            break;
                        case self::T_LITERAL_USE_SEPARATOR:
                        case self::T_LITERAL_END_OF_USE:
                            $state = 'end';
                            break;
                        default:
                            break;
                    }
                    break;
                case 'grouped':
                    switch ($tokenId) {
                        case T_STRING:
                        case T_NS_SEPARATOR:
                            $currentNs   .= $tokenValue;
                            $currentAlias = $tokenValue;
                            break;
                        case T_AS:
                            $state = 'grouped-alias';
                            break;
                        case self::T_LITERAL_USE_SEPARATOR:
                            $state                                 = 'grouped';
                            $extractedUseStatements[$currentAlias] = $currentNs;
                            $currentNs                             = $groupedNs;
                            $currentAlias                          = '';
                            break;
                        case self::T_LITERAL_END_OF_USE:
                            $state = 'end';
                            break;
                        default:
                            break;
                    }
                    break;
                case 'grouped-alias':
                    switch ($tokenId) {
                        case T_STRING:
                            $currentAlias = $tokenValue;
                            break;
                        case self::T_LITERAL_USE_SEPARATOR:
                            $state                                 = 'grouped';
                            $extractedUseStatements[$currentAlias] = $currentNs;
                            $currentNs                             = $groupedNs;
                            $currentAlias                          = '';
                            break;
                        case self::T_LITERAL_END_OF_USE:
                            $state = 'end';
                            break;
                        default:
                            break;
                    }
            }

            if ($state === 'end') {
                break;
            }

            $tokens->next();
        }

        if ($groupedNs !== $currentNs) {
            $extractedUseStatements[$currentAlias] = $currentNs;
        }

        return $extractedUseStatements;
    }
}


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Thanksgiving to God for provision of finances.
Trusting God to open up my own business and the schooling of our daughter in a Christian school.
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Continual transformation, boundaries, health for self and daughters.
We are but one of the 64 communities flood affected here in Nebraska. As a crew of volunteers cleared the 6 th load of flood destroyed office stuff i knew we were so blessed. About 30 minutes later they were back at the home across the street. That was when i acknowledged that angels were here , doing very ugly task for unknown peoples. Angel abound in many of the communities here. God is good, psalms 139 is a good focus as we go forward into the tomorrows ahead of we the flooded areas in the midwest.


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Here it is, guys: a crash course in meal planning. This is what saves me time, money, and extra pounds every week.
Healthy eating means something different to everyone. To me, it means vegetables at most of my meals, grains at just a few of them, and plenty of protein. Convenience foods and restaurant meals — especially in the Midwest, where there are just fewer options — don't easily facilitate this.
Time and expense are big, totally valid barriers to eating healthfully. Learning to plan meals and prep food ahead of time? Game changer.
Eating nutrient-dense meals is important, and the cheapest way to do that is to make the meals yourself. While swinging through the McDollar menu drive-thru on the way home may be cheaper than grocery shopping and cooking, the calories you're consuming are totally empty. Buying a kale and romaine salad with chicken, chickpeas, bell peppers, and avocado could easily be $8-12. You can make it at home for WAY less money. You just may have to eat it for a few days in a row to use up all the ingredients.
Eating healthfully is more expensive. It just is. I talk about this issue here, but processed food is full of sugars and starches because those ingredients are dirt cheap. Leafy greens and lean proteins are costly, especially when compared to the $1 frozen T.V. dinner.
I am so fortunate to be able to afford nutrient-dense food. This does not escape me. Not everyone can budget for seven salads a week, because seven sandwiches will be cheaper.
Making a thoughtful grocery list can save money, as can shopping around to find the cheapest place for your staples. I rely on Aldi, a bargain grocery store, and have saved so much money shopping there.
Time is another factor in eating healthfully. It takes longer to grocery shop and cook than it does to eat in the cafeteria at work or hit Chipotle on the way home. I choose to spend multiple hours on the weekend planning, shopping, and prepping food for the upcoming week. I enjoy this, so it doesn't often feel like work (although sometimes it does).
By carefully planning my meals, making an intentional grocery list, and keeping essentials on hand, I'm able to make (mainly) wholesome meals for G and I for the whole week.
Meal planning can be overwhelming and intense the first few times. It's full of a dozen little mental calculations: how much rice do I need? Do we have eggs? What about bananas? Which nights am I working late?
I was terrible at first: buying too much, planning to make dinner every night of the week (ha!), forgetting to plan something for breakfasts or snacks.
What follows are the details of how I meal plan. Everyone does this process differently, and a million little factors determine what will work best for you. How many people are you cooking for? How many times do you eat out each week? Do you mind leftovers?
To help you answer those questions, I've made a meal planning worksheet. The instructions for use are at the bottom of the post, and you can download the worksheet here.
Friday: Over lunch, I plan meals for the upcoming week, Saturday-Friday. I save complicated or time-consuming recipes for the weekend and rely on old faithfuls and no-recipe meals during the week.
I also give thought to lunches and breakfasts. Grant leaves for work very early, so I pack breakfast and lunch for him every day. If I don't plan ahead, it's easy to run out of food mid-week.
By Friday, I typically have a pretty good idea of what our calendar looks like for the upcoming week (happy hours, doctor's appointments, whatever), so I can plan around that.
Saturday: I review the meal plan I made the day before, check my fridge and pantry for the ingredients I need, and add what's missing to my grocery list. I use this app. I don't 100% love it, but it gets the job done. Similar items, like freezer and produce, sort by color-coding, and you can create different lists for different stores (Aldi, Hyvee, Trader Joe's).
Quantities are one thing that really screwed me up when I first started meal planning. I never bought the right amount of produce — always too much or too little. Now, I have it down. Since I know that I eat one romaine heart for lunch every day, and Aldi sells romaine hearts in packs of three, I should buy two packs. Easy peasy.
I go shopping at Aldi first, getting as much as I can there. I follow up at Hyvee, which is on the way home, and grab the one or two things I can't get at Aldi. This varies from week to week, but is usually a specialty item, like Larabars or kombucha.
When I get home, I immediately do some prep. I open packages of meat and divide them into fridge and freezer packs. If I need one pound of ground turkey for the coming week, but bought a three-pound pack, I'll freeze two pounds and put the remaining pound in a container in the fridge.
Other examples of quick prep that I do at some point before Sunday evening: make big batches of rice or quinoa, freeze brown bananas for smoothies, chop squashes and other hearty vegetables, roast and shred chicken, make soup in the crockpot, and mix dry ingredients for oatmeal.
Prepped ingredients smiling at me.
I put everything in glass containers (I have these), so I can see what's in the fridge when I open it.
Planning our meals and prepping food on the weekend is the only way I can make meals after work while also leaving plenty of time for after-work plans, T.V. time, and more.
My commute takes about 45 minutes, and knowing what I'll be making for dinner once I get home calms my mind and allows me to unwind more quickly. My non-office time is sacred, and I want to get the most out of the hours before bed.
This may seem like a lot of work at first, but it runs like clockwork once you've practiced a few times. Some of you probably think I'm crazy for devoting this much time/energy/thought to meal planning, but to each their own, dudes!
The worksheet has three sections: planning notes, days of the week, and extras. They can be used any way you please, but I've listed some ideas below.
I thought about making my handwriting *perfect*, but that's just not realistic.
How many people am I feeding at each meal? My answer is almost always two, but sometimes we'll have family over or Grant will be away for a meal.
Which meals am I packing to eat away from home? Lunches for work? Breakfast to eat after an early-morning exercise class? Healthy dinner before a cocktail party?
What do I want to snack on?
Which nights will I rely on leftovers? If I'm getting home late, or if there's a T.V. show on I do NOT want to miss the beginning of, I'll often plan to eat leftovers. That may mean that I double a recipe I'm making the night before, or I'll plan on eating hummus, crackers, and veggies for dinner.
What's the weather going to be like? Do you want to grill or eat soup?
Are there ingredients I need to use up? Leftover veggies from the week before? Meat that's almost been in the freezer for too long?
What are my nutritional goals for the week? If the week before has been full of wine and cheese, I'll plan a very veggie-heavy week of meals.
I note what's for dinner each night, accompanied by any relevant notes or reminders.
Here's where I note which snacks are easy to grab and what quick lunch and breakfast options there are. Some examples: cans of tuna and garbanzo beans for topping salads, hummus and rice crackers, nuts, smoothie packs in the freezer, and baked sweet potatoes.
Happy planning! Comment below or tweet/snap/email me if you have questions or comments! My contact info is here.
This is great, Caitlin! For awhile there I was KILLING IT with meal planning and then when my husband and I jumped back into rehearsals in the evenings, things got a bit crazier, but I'd really love to get back into it. I hoping this post will help jump-start my efforts!
I love this! As much as I love meal planning and cooking, I am terrible at the grocery shopping process – why do stores have to be so big and consistently out of like the one item I need for a recipe? Many a time I have wasted wandering around the produce section to try and find that sprig of rosemary or piece of shallot that I need. Love the printable as well!
This makes it seem so much more manageable!
So glad to hear that!!!


Lately I've been involved in a few depressing discussions about mountain biking in Facebook. There has always been two ways most mountain bikers are involved in the sport: a) They might be interested in speed and using nature as a playground without any further actual nature interest and b) people into outdoor and nature stuff who use mountain bikes as a mean to explore the nature and outdoors. Generally a mountain biker practices a blend of those two and I'm personally quite strongly situated in the b) camp. Some people situated clearly in the a) camp have difficulties understanding arguments about taking the nature and the trails into account and this is starting to cause problems. A fall like last time, when it rained from the middle of September to the beginning of January, makes the trails deteriorate quickly and locally in the Turku area I'm convinced that mountain bikers currently cause the biggest trail damage. In these conditions riding should simply be avoided. Even the only real organisation lobbying for mountain biking, Suomen Latu, is unwilling to acknowledge the problem and do not mention it enough in the trail etiquette published. In contrast, this is recognized as item number two in the IMBA trail etiquette. There has been a number of complaints by other trails users that mountain bikers have destroyed the trails and ordinary hiking boots are not enough to keep the mud and dirt out. With the number of e-bikers rising, the situation might get a lot worse and if the current development continues, we will see limitations for mountain bikes in the future.
Due to this, I've pondered whether I should make this blog post at all. Riding the places we rode this time has great potential for causing damage to the ground if the rider doesn't care or lacks the needed knowledge and skills. And e-bikes would only make this worse. I still decided to write something, though.
There is a nice circular route in the Kurjenrahka National Park, which is possible to traverse in some situations by skis and fatbike. For skis only snow is needed, but for fatbike there are further requirements. Snow is good, since it protects the ground from the bikes. Too much snow, however, makes riding impossible, unless there is a strong enough crust. Another possibility is only small amounts of snow, which is enough the protect the ground, and ice underneath. The more ice the better, since riding on ice doesn't even in theory cause any damage. After a very rainy fall, the water level in the mires was high, which would provide perfect conditions if the ice would be strong enough. There was some uncertainty about this, but we decided to check it out. I started with JJ from Rantapiha around 15:30 a January Saturday, starting on actual trail.
The first wet opening into the mire was great and covered with strong ice.
My Surly Ice Cream Truck.
There were softer spots and good opportunities to get really wet.
Slippery even for with 4-paw drive.
Traversing to the next rideable section. This is the trail of the ski track, which is made by snow mobiles when there is enough snow.
Rideable by searching a route with ice underneath the tires.
With cloudy weather and the sunset at 15:50, the daylight started to disappear after an hour of riding.
We entered the trail system again at the Töykkälä shelter and rode on trails to Vajosuo.
After two hours we arrived at the Vajosuo shelter. Someone had obviously just left the place, since there was a fire waiting for us. It was now about half past five, so we had plenty of time to make dinner and relax. I started with hot chocolate and toasts.
I made a tortilla dinner. Twice.
Around half past ten Toni arrived.
He had managed to get wet already.
I went to sleep maybe half past midnight in my ultralight summer sleeping bag reinforced with a ultralight summer quilt. This should have been enough for the temperature, which was a few degrees below freezing, but my toes were a bit cold, probably from being in the rather cold Shimano MT-91 shoes, which really are made for summer use, the entire evening. I should have taken my new oversized 45NRTH Wolfgar shoes, but I deemed them much too hot for the temperature.
I got up and started a fire at half past seven.
Soon Toni and JJ were also up. Toni enjoys his instant (😱) coffee.
Vajosuo was very wet and hence there was a lot of ice. No problems riding it and someone picking cloudberries in the fall definitely affects the ground more than we did.
Toni with his ITI rig. He rode the 350 mile race in 2015 and is now going for the 1000 mile race. Be sure to follow him.
Another section that was easily rideable with high water and ice.
The 27.5x4.5 Bontrager Gnarwhal tires work great.
... until the next bike pushing section.
There was clearly more snow on the western mires.
There's a first for everything. This time my chain broke in two places, one of them being a chain lock. This took less than ten minutes to fix. Always carry several chain locks!
My left foot was soaked around 11 o'clock and the right foot one hour later.
This bike pushing section was quite demanding.
Crust strong enough to ride on.
Again a section with much ice.
We took a shortcut at the end, bringing to a trail that quickly took us back at the starting point of yesterday after four hours. A nice ride, but fairly demanding. The open part were mostly quite rideable with lots of ice, but the connecting sections were difficult, with great opportunities to get really wet.


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The population is a mix of alternative and traditional life styles. Geographically, the District is the largest in Nevada County though it has the smallest student population. The District has its roots in the one-room schoolhouses of the California gold rush era. One of these historic buildings is still in use by the District today.
During the early 1970's, the Twin Ridges Elementary School District formed through the merger of two small, rural school districts whose own histories stretched back to the 19th century.
Currently, there are two small schools in the District: Washington School, on the South Fork of the Yuba River, and Grizzly Hill School, on the San Juan Ridge.
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Aris TT Bank 93
Local time: 21:30 PALAIS DES SPORTS
Aris TT Bank took a decisive step to reach the Top 16 in competitive Group B by thrashing Le Mans 93-74 in Thessaloniki, Greece, on Thursday. Aris improved to 5-4 and is fifth in Group B, two wins ahead of sixth place Cibona. Meanwhile, Le Mans dropped to 0-9 and is all but mathematically out of the Top 16 race. Bracey Wright paced the winners with 27 points. Reyshawn Terry posted a double-double of 21 points on 8-for-9 two-point shooting and 14 rebounds, while Terrel Castle had 16 points for Aris. Sam Clancy had 18 points and 12 rebounds for Le Mans, Phil Ricci added 14 while Luka Bogdanovic and Raviv Limonad each got 11 for the guests. Clancy and Nicolas Batum allowed Le Mans to get a 9-12 lead early, but Terry, Castle and Dimitris Tsaldaris stepped up to put Aris back ahead, 27-23, after 10 minutes. A 10-2 run that Terry capped with a basket put Aris ahead for good, 37-28. Le Mans struggled to score and had problems at point guard. Meanwhile, Wright had 8 points in a game-breaking 15-2 run that Simonas Serapinas capped with a triple to give Aris a mammoth 54-35 advantage at halftime. Terry and Wright kept pacing Aris after the break, even when Jeremiah Massey left the game with an injury. As such, Aris kept a 68-50 lead after three quarters and did not find much trouble to add an important home win.
The game was balanced from the start. Tsaldaris opened the scoring, but soon Alain Koffi followed, while Massey and Batum used successful post moves to create the first tie of the game, 4-4. Wright buried Aris's first three, but Clancy soon started a 5-point spurt capped by Batum who put his team ahead 9-12. The hosts reacted with back-to-back triples by Castle and Tsaldaris, regaining the lead with three minutes left till the end of the first quarter. Le Mans struggled offensively for the next two minutes as Aris managed to establish its first real advantage, 23-18, thanks to a Terry layup, leaving Limonad to fix the final score of the first period with a mid-jumper, 27-23.
Le Mans stood up early in the second quarter with Clancy netting a layup and Ricci scoring a pair of free throws to tie the game at 27-27. However, Terry and Wright took Aris in their arms and took back the lead for the hosts. A Terry slam and Wright's penetration put the hosts up 6, forcing the Le Mans bench to call a timeout. Nothing changed after the break, as Aris controlled the tempo of the game and Wright walked again to the foul line to push the difference for the first time to double digits. The visitors couldn't find the way to the basket and Massey dunked on the fast break leaving no other choice to head coach Vincent Collet than asking for another timeout. Le Mans was shocked by the tough defense of Aris and soon Wright fired again from beyond the arc, extending the difference. Koffi netted the only layup for his team in the second part of the game trying to reduce the damage, but Castle and Serapinas contributed to a 5-point final run to keep their team safe at the halftime whistle, 54-35.
Le Mans tried to exploit Massey's absence due to a slight injury early in the third quarter with Ricci and Clancy scoring easy layups under the basket to cut the difference. However, Mottola kept Aris's 20-point lead, exploiting the miss-match against Batum twice, and Wright hit another mid-range jumper to make it a 20-point game. Ricci and Clancy were fighting alone, but they couldn't limit the damage because Aris was finding easy baskets through both Terry and Lazaros Agadakos, whose layups established the final score of the quarter, 68-50.
Limonad started the last quarter with his first triple, but was soon matched by Castle. The game soon transformed into a procedural process as Terry added to Aris's lead with two trips to the foul line and Castle fired again from beyond the arc to keep Aris out of trouble. Massey was still stuck in the bench due to his injury, but the visitors couldn't get any closer despite Bogdanovic's first triple with five minutes to go. Le Mans definitely surrendered and Collet decided to give some time to the young big guy Jeremy Leloup, as Agadakos ignited a personal 6-point run to create the biggest lead for his team in the game, 90-64. With the winner almost known from halftime, both coaches used all their young guys on the bench during the last minutes establishing a promising image for the future with Dimitrios Karadolamis and Michalis Tsairelis from the hosts and Leloup, Clement Allerme and Antoine Diot from the guests to fix the final score of the game, 93-74.
Referees: AMOROS, XAVIER; POZZANA, MAURO; KRAUSE, OLIVER
Aris TT Bank 27 27 14 25
Le Mans 23 12 15 24
Aris TT Bank
4 CASTLE, TERREL 30:42 16 2/2 4/9 1 2 3 5 2 2 1 1 19
5 TERRY, REYSHAWN 30:12 21 8/9 0/2 5/6 4 10 14 1 2 1 2 6 41
7 SERAPINAS, SIMONAS 20:00 3 0/2 1/3 3 1 4 1 1 1 1 2 5
8 WRIGHT, BRACEY 32:19 27 5/10 3/5 8/10 2 2 4 1 3 4 7 23
9 KALAITZIS, GEORGIOS 13:34 3 1/1 1/1 1 1 1 2 1 4
10 ILIADIS, SAVVAS 4:18 0/1 1 1 2 -2
13 MOTTOLA, HANNO 10:53 2 1/1 3 3 1 3 4 1
14 MASSEY, JEREMIAH 17:52 6 3/6 0/1 2 2 1 2 1 1 5
15 AGADAKOS, LAZAROS 22:52 7 3/5 0/1 1/2 1 1 1 2 4 1 2
16 TSALDARIS, DIMITRIOS 14:26 7 2/3 1/1 2 2 1 5
17 PANTELIADIS, SPYRIDON 1:26 1 0/1 1/2 1 1 1
18 KARADOLAMIS, DIMITRIOS 1:26
Totals 200:00 93 25/40 9/23 16/21 13 24 37 13 8 13 4 2 20 20 106
Head coach: HERBERT, GORDON
5 BATUM, NICOLAS 21:36 4 2/3 0/2 2 4 6 1 1 1 1 1 8
6 DIOT, ANTOINE 25:40 7 2/3 1/3 1 2 3 2 2
7 KOFFI, ALAIN 18:59 4 2/5 2 2 1 1 4 2 1
8 LIMONAD, RAVIV 32:08 11 3/7 1/3 2/2 2 2 4 1 3 2 2 9
9 BOKOLO, YANNICK 18:17 2 1/2 0/3 1 1 1 1 -2
10 LELOUP, JEREMY 6:41 3 0/1 1/3 2 -2
11 BOGDANOVIC, LUKA 19:28 11 1/6 3/4 1 1 3 1 1 1 8
13 RICCI, PHIL 15:45 14 6/8 2/5 1 1 2 1 6 1 3 4 6
15 CLANCY, SAM 40:00 18 7/15 4/6 7 5 12 4 1 1 1 3 7 27
17 ALLERME, CLEMENT 1:26 1 1
Totals 200:00 74 24/50 6/18 8/13 17 14 31 15 3 15 2 4 20 20 63
48% 33.3% 61.5%
Head coach: COLLET, VINCENT
HERBERT, GORDON
"It was a very important game for us. We are getting better as a team day by day and today we proved how efficient we can be playing tough defense. I am really satisfied with the team, but I have to say that Terrel Castle was really mature today while Reysawn Terry was incredible at both ends. My team has found the chemistry and is looking forward to winning the upcoming games."
COLLET, VINCENT
"We were in the game only for the first 10 minutes, when both teams played no defense and the score line was balanced. Aris played tough defense for the rest of the game and forced us to commit many turnovers. As a result, we lost control of the game and that's all. Our team was really close to winning in the first five games of the regular season, but now our confidence is reduced. It's time to stand up and improve ourselves to win at least a game until the end of this adventure."
TSALDARIS, DIMITRIOS
"I am sure we are on the right path during the last two weeks. We have worked a lot to be ready for this game against Le Mans and gain an important win without problems. In such games, against teams that play with nothing to lose, the most important thing is to concentrate on defense and score easy baskets. We did it all game, apart from the first quarter, adding an easy home victory."
RICCI, PHIL
"It's tough to play here against a great team like Aris. We tried to control the tempo but Aris blocked us with their tough defense and we couldn't come back. Today, our mind was somewhere else. We didn't put our heart on the court and failed to protect our pride. We have to wake up and play better in order to win at least a game in the Euroleague this year."
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Demand in all rings at Markethill cattle sale
AN entry of 520 cattle at Markethill sold in a steady demand in all rings last night (Tuesday), April 23.
The 20 dairy stock sold to £1780 for a calved heifer from a Loughgall farmer. A Stewartstown farmer received £1550 and £1320 for calved heifer. Several more from £1000 to £1220. An entry of maiden heifers sold from £570 to £680.
In the suckler ring in-calf cows sold to £850 with others from £650 to £825.
CULL COWS
The 120 cull cows sold readily. Cow/heifers from £150 to £162.50 for 560k at £910. Cows from £135 to £156 for 700k at £1090. Young friesians from £125 to £135 for 580k at £780. Friesian cows from£105 to £121 for 650k at £785. Second quality from £85 to £100 per 100 kilos and the poorest cows from £60 to £78 per 100 kilos.
Aged bulls to £1550 for 1180k (131). Friesians to £118 for 780k at £920.
Keady farmer 560k £910 £162.50; Collone farmer 510k £800 £156.90; Newry farmer 550k £860 £156.40; Newry farmer 700k £1090 £155.70; Markethill farmer 650k £1000 £153.85; Newry farmer 700k £1075 £153.60; Portadown farmer 630k £925 £146.85; Markethill farmer 550k £800 £145.45; Keady farmer 610k £885 £145.10; Markethill farmer 600k £855 £142.50;
Friesian cull cows
Rathfriland farmer 580k £780 £134.50; Banbridge farmer 510k £680 £133.35; Dungannon farmer 510k £650 £127.45; Rathfriland farmer 650k £785 £120.80; Keady farmer 720k £830 £115.30; Hamiltonsbawn farmer 520k £585 £112.50; Benburb farmer 590k £635 £107.65;
BULLOCKS
Middleweight bullocks sold to £217 for 410k at £890. Main demand from £180 to £200 per 100 kilos. Forward bullocks to £205 for 500k at £1025 and up to £1150 for 580k (198). All suitable lots from £182 to £192 per 100 kilos. Friesian bullocks from £130 to £152 for 480k at £730.
Forward bullocks
Tandragee farmer 500k £1025 £205.00; Loughgilly farmer 580k £1150 £198.30; Loughgilly farmer 510k £975 £191.20; Loughgilly farmer 570k £1060 £186.00; Loughgilly farmer 520k £965 £185.60; Loughgilly farmer 560k £1030 £183.95; Loughgilly farmer 520k £950 £182.70;
Middleweight bullocks
Newry farmer 410k £890 £217.10; Loughgilly farmer 420k £840 £200.00; Loughgilly farmer 430k £840 £195.35; Loughgilly farmer 430k £840 £195.35; Loughgilly farmer 500k 3940 £188.00; Loughgilly farmer 460k £835 £181.50;
Middleweight Friesian bullocks
Madden farmer 480k £730 £152.10; Newry farmer 490k £745 £152.05; Collone farmer 410k £540 £131.70;
Good quality store heifers sold from £185 to £200 per 100 kilos with several top quality lots from £201 to £226 for 350k at £790. Second quality heifers sold readily from £155 to £175 per 100 kilos.
Middleweight heifers
Markethill farmer 350k £790 £225.70; Markethill farmer 340k £760 £223.55; Markethill farmer 360k £790 £210.45; Markethill farmer 330k £685 £207.60; Markethill farmer 420k £860 £204.75; Kilmore farmer 330k £655 £198.50; Kilmore farmer 340k £660 £194.15; Markethill farmer 340k £660 £194.15;
The 140 dropped calves returned an excellent demand. Bull calves from £180 to £360. The top 10 bulls averaged £264 each. Heifers to £285 for an Angus. Main demand from £170 to £270. The top heifers averaged £220 each.
The 110 reared calves sold in a steady demand. Bulls to £650 and heifers to £625.
Bull calves
Lim £360; Lim £310; Lim £300; AA £292; Sim£275; Lim £255; Sim £250; AA £200; Lim £190; Lim £190;
Heifer calves
AA £285; Lim £270; Lim £220; Lim £218; Lim £212; Lim £205; BB £202; Sim £200; Lim £182; BB £180.
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Nursing Moms Should not Avoid Cow's Milk
Milk free diet can increase babys risk for allergies
(RxWiki News) Nursing moms who avoid milk in hopes of reducing their babies' risk for food allergies should think twice: A new study finds that it may increase your baby's risk for food allergies.
Doctors from the Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York, N.Y., looked at the breast milk of breastfeeding women and found that women mothers who didn't drink milk had lower levels of an antibody that may ward off allergies.
"Try to breastfeed for at least six months."
Dr. Kirsi M. Jarvinen of Albany Medical College in Albany, N.Y., and colleagues wanted to see how milk avoidance during breastfeeding impacted cow's milk-specific igA levels in breast milk, and how it affected specific IgG levels in the babies.
The doctors took milk samples from 160 nursing women; 71 of these women had avoided milk because a cow's milk allergy ran in the family. Then, the doctors took serum samples from the babies at roughly six months of age.
They say that milk-abstaining moms had lower levels of the antibodies B-lactoglobulin (BLG)- and casein-specific IgA, compared to moms who didn't avoid milk. Also, the babies of milk-abstaining moms had lower levels of casein-specific IgG, compared to babies whose moms didn't avoid milk.
The babies had "impaired" responses to milk protein, which may increase risk for a milk allergy, says Jarvinen in the study.
They conclude that cutting milk from a mother's diet while breastfeeding results in lower levels of the antibody IgA in the babies, which can protect against food allergies. So it's best not to elimination cow's milk if a mom hopes to prevent food allergies in her child.
In a separate study, British researchers report similar findings on the relation between a mother's diet and infants' food allergies. Doctors from the University of Southampton in England and other institutions found that dietary changes during breastfeeding did not result in a lower risk of food allergies in children.
The researchers looked at 123 mothers and their babies and found that 90% of the babies who developed food allergies – or 41 babies – had moms who avoided some type of food during pregnancy, such as nuts, eggs, shellfish, seeds or legumes. In comparison, only 73% of babies in the control group – 82 mom-baby pairs who didn't avoid a type of food – developed a food allergy.
Both studies were presented at the American Academy of Allergy Asthma & Immunology's annual meeting in March. The British study was funded by the U.K. Food Standards Agency.
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Advertising is all about emotion. Sometimes you need to make someone smile or laugh, other times you need to make them feel a legitimate human connection to a brand. The way you do it might be with an app, a video, a picture, a banner ad, or a line of copy but the ability to make people feel something is universal.
My challenge is to submit something that generates an emotional response. That response could be a happiness, or anger, or an intense hunger for a chipotle burrito. You don't have to explain what emotion it should invoke, but it should hit us right in the feels, in one way or another.
You can submit something you have created in the past or you can create something new based on the challenge.


Armin van Buuren and Shapov's three-track 'Trilogy' pack is essential for any dance music fan. From the inaugural 'The Last Dancer' to Tomorrowland tastemaker 'Our Origin' and the before-mentioned new addition, this triple-threat release will have fans pumping their fists in the air from the early evening to the first morning light. You can check out the entire trilogy below!
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This 100-mile route is on fully closed roads, taking in parts of the Olympic road race route. The ride starts in the new Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, then follows the closed roads through the capital and onto Surrey's stunning country roads and hills.
This is a fantastic race, and we would love to have you on the IRT team! Registration is £50 and we ask that you pledge to raise a minimum of £500 in fundraising.
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Jeannie Ortega Talks About Her New Album 'Love Changed Me' and How She Found Peace Through God
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People who knew Jeannie Ortega from the past would be quite surprised to see where she is now. The girl who used to practice witchcraft is now a devoted wife and Christian recording artist who has just debuted her first full-length studio album called "Love Changed Me."
Ortega had a rocky childhood. She dabbled in drugs and even contemplated suicide several times. But her true downward spiral began when she got involved in the religion called Santeria, which is a form of witchcraft that originated in Africa.
Through Santeria, Ortega conjured spirits through chanting and offering food and drink sacrifices. Even then, Ortega could feel Jesus tugging on her heartstrings, but she dismissed His calls.
"I could feel an internal battle within me. I felt like there was something that wanted to come in — [but] there was something in me that was fighting back. I didn't know that the Holy Spirit even existed, really. So I didn't know that it was God, but there was something in me fighting back," Ortega shared with The Christian Post.
When she turned 13, Ortega got her big break in the music industry. A cab driver was mesmerised by her voice and told her, "You have such a beautiful voice and you're beautiful. Do you have a demo? I can pass it along to somebody because I drive a limo and I ride a bunch of famous managers and people in the industry."
Ortega supplied him with a demo, and the rest was history. But even before she became famous, Ortega said she already came to know Christ. "In the midst of my first record coming out, it was before the Rihanna tour I believe, I was invited to a Christian church," she recalled.
The only catch was, Ortega wasn't ready to give up some aspects of her life. As a result, true peace evaded her. "I'm thinking like, 'Wow, here I am on course to fulfill my dream, I'm living the dream. But there's still no peace," she said. "It didn't matter that my dreams were coming true. It didn't matter that I was getting all this money. It didn't matter that I was getting all these amazing opportunities, because nothing changed."
Ortega still couldn't shake off thoughts of suicide, and she struggled with anger issues. Even though Ortega could go to church, she felt no real connection with it. So she cried out to God. The very next day, God answered by having her friend invite her to church.
"She invited me to this Christian church that she was going to. It was very Charismatic. I was the only light-skinned girl in the church. It was a Pentecostal church, and I looked around and I thought everyone was out of their mind," she said. "I thought they were crazy, but I envied them because they were so unashamed to talk openly to God and cry in front of people. I only cried to God in my shower when no one was looking. I would go in and cry out to God because I knew I needed God to be real."
During that visit, Ortega finally allowed the Holy Spirit to move inside her. All of a sudden, Ortega dropped to her knees, began to weep, and released all of the bitterness, pain and anger that she had bottled up over the years.
"I didn't know why I couldn't control what I felt and why I was crying, but I know it was God beyond a shadow of a doubt I know it was God," she said.
Ortega then gave up her life as a pop star and used her talents to glorify God. "Love Changed Me" was released on November 1.
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In a clear message to Muammar Gaddafi and his aides, the US has said they would be held accountable for human rights violations against their own people, even if the Libyan leader leaves the country, putting an end to his over four-decade long regime.
"We want to see Gaddafi step down, and one would infer that in stepping down it is probably best for him to leave the country, to allow a different government to emerge.
Any departure from Libya does not exempt him, his family, or others from responsibility and accountability for what has occurred," State Department spokesman P J Crowley told reporters at his daily news conference.
There's nothing preventing Gaddafi from leaving his tent, climbing in an airplane, and leaving Libya so his people can have a better tomorrow than they have today. There's nothing preventing him from doing that, he said.
"As we indicated in the UN Security Council resolution, there is a commission of inquiry underway within the ICC. And within the constraints of US law, we will support that commission of inquiry.
"We are going to hold him accountable. There is a commission of inquiry under the ICC. So my favorite booking would be a trip to The Hague. But we have called for him to step down, and in all likelihood, the best way to end the current violence is for him to leave the country," Crowley said.
The US official said that by turning lethal overwhelming force against his people, Gaddafi has forfeited legitimacy.
"He has no right to self defense. What he has a right to do is step down for the good of his people and the good of his country.
"We are focused, unlike Gaddafi, on the welfare of both his people and others who are inside Libya. We are looking to see how we can address the humanitarian situation in Libya. We are reviewing a number of options," he said.


"robin's egg, May 2015, Route 116, Hadley, MA," by Sara Acton.
Sara Acton has been documenting roadside memorials in Massachusetts for over 12 years. This summer, the Hadley photographer will take her art cross-country with the help of a residency in Nebraska and a Kickstarter campaign.
Acton accepted a summer residency at The Art Farm in Marquette, Neb., to focus on developing "Roadside," a photography project which documents fatality markers and roadside memorials. Acton started a Kickstarter campaign titled "To Nebraska!: The Roadside Photography Project" to fund a working road trip to the residency. MassLive talked to Acton about her project, connecting with supporters, stand-out memorials and more.
Q: How is your Kickstarter campaign going?
Sara Acton: It's doing really well. I am funded on my original goal and I'm $400 away from meeting my stretch goal. Since I kind of got to the first goal [of $1,650] surprisingly quickly, I added another thousand on there to help further develop plans and cover some of the travel costs.
Q: What kind of response have you gotten to your campaign?
Sara Acton: It's been amazing. I thought there would be a fairly good response from friends and family but I've actually been surprised by how many anonymous backers have stumbled upon the project and have been interested in my work. I have one backer from France who likes to use Kickstarter to have a one-on-one with artists, so I thought it was really cool that he came upon my project and decided to back it so he could get a print. It's been really incredible to get feedback and hear from other people.
Q: What do you think strikes people about your work?
Sara Acton: I think most people have been on the road and have seen these markers, so i think that creating a project around that is of interest to people. People like putting a face to the people creating the memorials, so that's part of that. I also think that whether you've made a memorial or not, everybody has been touched by an unexpected death. That might be an entry point for people, just to consider where they were and how they feel about death and tragedy.
Q: Can you tell me about your Nebraska trip?
Sara Acton: I am totally excited about Nebraska. The pieces just kind of fell into place. I've always been interested in the West. A photographer I admire photographed cowboys in the great plains of Nebraska. Being able to drive out there and continue this roadside project in a more national sense is super exciting to me. I'm very excited to hit the road.
Q: Your work so far has focused on roadside memorials in Massachusetts. Are there any that have particularly stuck out to you?
Sara Acton: There's one on Route 2 in Charlemont that I photographed in 2013. At that point it was sort of weathered and it had clearly been there for a time. I just went out there in May and it's been lovingly restored. I thought it had been left and I was just kind of fascinated by the notion that someone had come back to it and really spruced it up. Now I'm definitely interested in how they change over time because it really depends. There are often ones that are placed and are left after the grieving period is over and there are ones that are lovingly maintained through the months and years.


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Chris Paul currently shows off a never-seen-before of Air Jordan 1 Workboot which is dressed in a brown leather base upper while metal accents on tongue,eyelets and lace locks. A thick gum outsole caps off the look.
There is no word on an official release date at the moment,but is it meaning that could be the next winterized Jordan Brand silhouette for these colder months. Check out the photo and stay tuned to us for further updates as they develop.


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Jonas Reece Emrie (* 25. April 1812 in Hillsboro, Highland County, Ohio; † 5. Juni 1869 in Mound City, Illinois) war ein US-amerikanischer Politiker. Zwischen 1855 und 1857 vertrat er den Bundesstaat Ohio im US-Repräsentantenhaus.

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Jonas Emrie besuchte vorbereitende Schulen. Nach einem anschließenden Jurastudium und seiner Zulassung als Rechtsanwalt begann er in Hillsboro in diesem Beruf zu arbeiten. Zwischen 1839 und 1848 sowie nochmals von 1854 bis 1856 war er Herausgeber und Verleger der Zeitung  Hillsboro Gazette. Er war maßgeblich an der Gründung des Hillsboro Female College beteiligt. Von 1839 bis 1841 war er Posthalter seiner Heimatstadt. Gleichzeitig schlug er als Mitglied der Opposition Party eine politische Laufbahn ein. In den Jahren 1847 und 1848 gehörte er dem Senat von Ohio an. Von 1851 bis 1854 amtierte er als Nachlassrichter im Highland County.

Bei den Kongresswahlen des Jahres 1854 wurde Emrie im sechsten Wahlbezirk von Ohio in das US-Repräsentantenhaus in Washington, D.C. gewählt, wo er am 4. März 1855 die Nachfolge des Demokraten Andrew Ellison antrat. Da er im Jahr 1856 nicht bestätigt wurde, konnte er bis zum 3. März 1857 nur eine Legislaturperiode im Kongress absolvieren. Diese war von den Ereignissen im Vorfeld des Bürgerkrieges geprägt.

Im Jahr 1857 zog Jonas Emrie nach Mound City in Illinois, wo er im Handel arbeitete. Außerdem praktizierte er dort wieder als Anwalt und leitete eine Zeitung. Im Jahr 1858 war er dort auch Polizeirichter (Police Magistrate). Emrie war auch Schatzmeister der örtlichen Schulen und fungierte als Master in chancery im Pulaski County. Er starb am 5. Juni 1869 in Mound City, wo er auch beigesetzt wurde.

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Ohtani goes 7, hits RBI single as Angels top Rockies 6-2
Shohei Ohtani pitched seven strong innings and hit an early RBI single as the Los Angeles Angels earned a 6-2 victory over the Colorado Rockies.
Ohtani hits 33rd, but Haniger's slam lifts M's past Angels
Shohei Ohtani became the sixth player to reach the upper deck of T-Mobile Park with a majestic blast for his 33rd homer, but Mitch Haniger's two-out grand slam in the eighth inning lifted the Seattle Mariners over the Los Angeles Angels 7-3.
Ohtani's 2-out, 2-run HR in 9th sends Angels over Bosox 6-5
Shohei Ohtani hit a two-out, two-run homer in the ninth inning and the Los Angeles Angels rallied past the Boston Red Sox 6-5, ending a four-game losing streak.
Seeing is believing: Bauer shuts eye, pitches shutout ball
(AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin)What's that piece of advice Little League coaches always tell their kids -- keep your eye on the ball, right? After giving up a single to San Diego leadoff man Jurickson Profar and then walking Tommy Pham, Bauer posted a shutout. Bauer wound up pitching three scoreless innings with the creative approach, striking out three while allowing two hits and a walk. Known for speaking his mind and going his own way, Bauer said he regularly shuts one eye during bullpen sessions and other workouts. Sandy Alcantara made his second start for Miami, striking out six in 2 1/3 innings.
Hoyer insists Cubs plan to compete after dealing Darvish
Hoyer insisted the Chicago Cubs are taking a different approach this time. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh, File)CHICAGO – Jed Hoyer insists this time won't be like 2011 for the Chicago Cubs. Along the way, Cubs fans endured a painful rebuild that included a 101-loss 2012 season. "We know that we're coming to the end of this group of players — a wildly successful, franchise-changing run with this group of players," Hoyer said. "We haven't gotten extensions, and as a result, there are contractual realities to how long we control some of these players," Hoyer said.
Cubs clinch playoff spot, Pirates win on Stallings HR in 9th
The NL Central-leading Cubs were assured a spot in the expanded playoff field when Philadelphia was swept in a doubleheader at Washington. It was Stallings' third home run of the season and the third game-ending hit of his career. Anthony Rizzo's two-run homer in the eighth inning had pulled the Cubs into a tie at 2-all. The Pirates took a 2-0 lead on RBI doubles by Erik Gonzalez in the second inning and Adam Frazier in the fifth. Pirates: RHP Trevor Williams (1-8, 6.70) has lost five straight decisions since getting his lone win Aug. 13 at Cincinnati.
Cubs' Mills no-hits Brewers for baseball's 2nd no-hitter
Chicago Cubs starting pitcher Alec Mills reacts after throwing a no hitter at a baseball game against the Milwaukee Brewers Sunday, Sept. 13, 2020, in Milwaukee. (AP Photo/Morry Gash)MILWAUKEE – Alec Mills cruised through baseball's second no-hitter this season, shutting down the Milwaukee Brewers for the Chicago Cubs' 16th no-hitter in a 12-0 victory Sunday. Baez completed the play, and the Cubs swarmed around Mills, tearing off his cap and pulling at the smiling right-hander's uniform. His five strikeouts are the fewest in a Cubs no-hitter since Ken Holtzman in 1969. Cubs pitcher Carlos Zambrano has thrown the only no-hitter at Miller Park, against the Houston Astros on Sept. 14, 2008.
Jonathan Schoop, Spencer Turnbull lead Tigers past Cubs 7-1
Chicago Cubs' Willson Contreras hits a solo home run in the ninth inning of a baseball game against the Detroit Tigers in Detroit, Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2020. (AP Photo/Paul Sancya)DETROIT Jonathan Schoop hit a grand slam in a five-run sixth inning as the Detroit Tigers beat the Chicago Cubs 7-1 on Tuesday night. The Tigers have won three of five since a nine-game losing streak dropped them out of serious postseason contention. Turnbull walked the leadoff hitter in the sixth but retired the next two before he was replaced by Bryan Garcia. The Tigers put the game away with five runs in the bottom of the sixth.


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Chelsea have already started making plans for next season, with the Blues already agreeing to a whopping £58million deal with Borussia Dortmund for Christian Pulisic in. However, the Londoners have allowed Pulisic to spend the rest of the campaign with Dortmund.
Maurizio Sarri enjoyed his first few months at Stamford Bridge after arriving from Napoli last summer but the excitement levels have certainly dipped of late. Chelsea have struggled in the last month or so and were handed a 4-0 thrashing by Bournemouth at the Vitality Stadium last month.
The Blues trounced a relegation-threatened Huddersfield Town 5-0 at home last weekend but that just masked the cracks which were forced open during the defeats to Arsenal and Bournemouth in January. Sarri certainly deserves more time to right the wrong as he has completed just half a season in English football.
Chelsea's title dreams may be over for this season and Sarri's priority will be to achieve a top-four spot in the Premier League as well as try and win the FA Cup and the Europa League.
A place in the Champions League next season would help them attract top-class players in the summer and it looks like the Londoners will have to spend big to compete with the likes of Liverpool, Manchester City and Manchester United.
Belgium skipper Eden Hazard has been reluctant to commit his future at Stamford Bridge and looks set to finally seal a move to Real Madrid after the end of this season. Hazard has time and again spoken about his desire to join Real Madrid and Chelsea will have no option but to let go of their talisman in the summer.
Replacing Hazard will be difficult but not impossible for the Blues. And while Chelsea have already signed Pulisic, they need to spend big once the summer transfer window opens for Marseille star Florian Thauvin.
Both Florian Thauvin and Eden Hazard are completely different players and in no way would the former be deemed as a potential replacement for the latter. Yet, Sarri needs to make Florian Thauvin one of his priorities in summer following the Frenchman's brilliant form for Marseille over the last two seasons.
The 26-year-old winger has developed leaps and bounds after his ill-fated spell with Newcastle United a few years ago. Thauvin is one of the most coveted players in Europe now, with Bayern already expressing interest in him last year.
In Thauvin, Chelsea would get a fleet-footed, agile winger who can cause defenders problems with his dribbling, pace, quick feet and shooting ability. The 26-year-old is a very tricky customer and his ability to play as an attacking midfielder or as a winger simply adds to his value.
However, it's his creativity in the final third that makes him so wanted. He's also a good finisher, and is capable of taking set-pieces.
Having revived his career with Marseille, Thauvin might be looking for a way out of France in search of silverware. Chelsea could provide him with regular game time, and a chance to prove himself in England.


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>>like this again, is there any option to switch it off?
You can turn them on by editing idea.lax file.
Oops, I meant "turn them off".
I've tried this on Windows 2000, and it doesn't work. I also tried commenting out the lines altogether. Has anyone gotten this to work under Windows?
Judging by the symptoms, I suspect the idea.lax edits being ignored in 807 is due to a LaunchAnywhere bug. Hopefully, it will get fixed in an upcoming build.
ability in the next build.
I take it you mean no official endorsed way. The method I described in my last post works like a charm for me.
I don't know why does it work for you but other people say it doen't.
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Home Science Our Work & Discoveries Germplasm Conservation & Horticulture Terrestrial Orchid Conservation Long-term storage of orchid germplasm
Long-term storage of orchid germplasm
Orchid seeds are comparatively short-lived in storage at -20°C and may require cryopreservation for long-term storage.
To improve orchid seed longevity, we tested a technique that enables the simultaneous storage of orchid seeds and the fungus required for germination.
The technique, known as encapsulation-dehydration, consists of mixing the seeds and fungus together in a solution of sodium alginate, then pipetting the mixture drop-by-drop into a solution of calcium chloride to form individual beads. The beads are soaked in a sucrose solution and are then dehydrated prior to storage.
We conducted an experiment to determine the effect of storage temperature and storage duration on the ability of the fungus to grow, and the seeds to germinate, when stored in this way. To date, we have successfully germinated seeds of several Pterostylis and Diuris species held for up to two years at -196°C. The seedlings produced during the experiment were very robust and were able to be transferred directly from the laboratory to pot culture, a procedure that often incurs heavy losses in orchid propagation.
Encapsulated orchid seed and fungi are sown on oatmeal agar to encourage fungal growth (A) and seed germination (B).
Sommerville KD, Siemon JP, Wood CB and Offord CA (2008) Simultaneous encapsulation of seed and mycorrhizal fungi for long-term storage and propagation of terrestrial orchids. Australian Journal of Botany 56, 609-615.
Sommerville KD and Offord CA (2014) Conserving a life cycle – simultaneous cryopreservation of orchid seeds and mycorrhizal fungi. ActaHort 1039, 219-226.
Orchid seeds are sterilised using dilute bleach solution.
Orchid seeds and mycorrhizal fungi are encapsulated in jelly-like sodium alginate.
Alginate beads containing orchid seeds and fungi are dried prior to cryopreservation.
Following cryopreservation, beads containing orchid seeds and mycorrhizal fungi are sown on oatmeal agar.
Terrestrial orchid seedlings are grown for future translocation planting.


Travellers to the remote African islands of Bijagos can expect to find a tropical paradise of pristine beaches and lush rainforest.
But the islands are not just beautiful. They are also a natural laboratory, providing a unique setting in which to study cures for some of the world's deadliest diseases.
An archipelago of 18 islands and 70 islets off the coast of Guinea-Bissau, West Africa, the islands are home to about 30,000 people with their own language and unique traditions.
They also teem with wildlife, including the rare saltwater hippopotamus and giant sea turtle, which thrive in this remote spot.
But these tranquil islands are home to many serious illnesses and conditions. Life expectancy on Guinea-Bissau is about 60, and on the Bijagos Islands it is thought to be much lower.
Malaria, a severe eye infection called trachoma, lymphatic filariasis – a chronic swelling sometimes known as elephantiasis – and intestinal worms are particular problems.
However, the islands may also hold the secret to tackling the very diseases that blight them.
Medical researchers have been working on the Bijagos Islands for several years to see if they can get rid of certain diseases from certain islands.
The reason that the islands work so well as a natural laboratory is their remoteness.
While this makes some everyday activities difficult, it is a helpful feature when trying to eradicate disease.
The islands' separation by water creates a natural barrier. This allows us to compare different disease control methods, without the risk of cross-contamination between the test sites.
On the mainland, people can readily move in and out of trial areas, contaminating the sites and making it difficult to establish cause and effect.
An island set-up allows us to carefully and accurately measure the impact of any intervention made.
While there are many archipelagos around the world, few have islands close enough together to allow us to work there, but far enough apart to minimise interference during experiments.
There are also few islands with this layout that are home to so many diseases.
Researchers from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM) initially focused on trachoma, an infectious disease that turns the eyelashes inwards. Affecting 1.9 million people globally, it is the world's leading cause of preventable blindness.
Trachoma can be transmitted if contaminated hands, clothing or infected flies come into contact with the eyes. It is caused by a form of chlamydia bacterium and often spreads in crowded areas with inadequate sanitation.
The disease is found in 42 countries around the world, and at one point, there were some villages on the islands where every single child had the disease.
Dr Anna Last from LSHTM identified high risk areas for trachoma, before treating entire communities with antibiotics to end the cycle of transmission.
Inner eyelid swabs, taken before and after the treatment, helped the researchers to detect the disease at an early stage. They are also being used to identify which genetic types of infection were present.
This might improve understanding of what happens after local elimination.
If the trachoma returns, we may be able to determine from its genetic strain whether it came from an outside source or re-emerged from within that community.
The results were striking. When she first began her work, 25% of people on the islands had the disease. Now, only 0.3% of people have it.
Not only is this below the WHO threshold for elimination, meaning the disease is all but eradicated from the islands, but the techniques developed could now benefit the wider world.
Trachoma is not the only problem facing the people of the Bijagos and several other diseases on the islands are now being tackled.
Our current focus is malaria. This disease is spread when female mosquitoes infected with a parasite bite a human, leading to initial symptoms such as fever and a headache before quickly becoming more severe. Malaria kills almost half a million people worldwide each year.
Given the prevalence of malaria on the islands – with up to one in four people infected – it is unsurprising we found mosquitoes that are very good at transmitting the disease.
Worryingly, we also found that some were resistant to insecticides.
This means the most common ways to control malaria – bed nets and spraying houses with insecticides – may not work, meaning an alternative strategy is needed.
A new drug is about to be trialled, which is transferred to the mosquito via the victim's bloodstream when it bites.
Past treatments have tended to target the malaria parasite within the human body. But this drug targets both the mosquito and the malaria parasite, shortening their lifespan.
In this trial, all the islands will be given the standard control tools, such as bed nets. Some, the "intervention" islands, will also be given the drug. Others, the "control" islands, will not.
A team of local islanders have been trained in medical skills, such as taking blood samples and screening them for malaria.
They have also learned how to collect and identify mosquitoes, with the help of Ba, one of our field team hoping to become the first entomologist, or insect specialist, on the islands.
Whether this drug will get rid of malaria on the islands once and for all remains to be seen.
Either way, the lessons learnt from our studies are likely to have an impact far beyond the remote archipelago of the Bijagos Islands.
Every study helps us to learn about the disease itself and how it is transmitted, which shapes future research.
On the islands, this can be done more quickly, with greater control and accuracy. We can see what the effects are in a defined area, reaching an entire population.
The LSHTM project will continue on the Bijagos for at least another five years, and in the meantime, its findings are likely to be used to tackle major diseases like malaria elsewhere.
This analysis piece was commissioned by the BBC from an expert working for an outside organisation. The two-year study towards infectious disease elimination on the Bijagos Islands was funded by UK Research and Innovation.
Prof James Logan is head of the Department of Disease Control at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. Follow him on Twitter at @ProfJamesLogan.


Orange is among the top five locations which is offering the cheapest average petrol in the state, according to the latest NRMA report. The average price for unleaded petrol in Orange was 133.3 cents per litre on March 24 compared with 134.6c at Lithgow, which usually has the lowest prices in the region. The average petrol prices in Bathurst and Dubbo were 134.6c and 137.3c respectively. The NRMA said prices are likely to remain stable for the next three to four weeks. Read more: Short notice: Mudgee ambulance station shift upsets staff Forbes, Mudgee and Parkes had the highest average petrol prices in the Central West. The average petrol prices in Forbes, Mudgee and Parkes were 145c, 143.8c and 142.1c respectively. Diesel prices continued to be in the mid-140s in the Central West cities on March 24. The average diesel price was 146.9c in Lithgow, 147.2c in Orange, 147.3c in Forbes, 148.2c in Dubbo, 148.8c in Bathurst, 151.9c in Mudgee and 152.2c in Parkes. Read more: Bathurst buyer snaps up Mount Panorama property for nearly $2 million NRMA spokeswoman Rebecca Page said prices have been stable in regional areas. "We do expect prices to remain around what they are, if not a tiny bit cheaper within the next two to four weeks," Ms Page said. "The message from the NRMA today is that if you really don't want to be paying for the most expensive fuel in your area, you have to do research. "You have to have a look at the live petrol prices, which are available through the NRMA app."
Orange is among the top five locations which is offering the cheapest average petrol in the state, according to the latest NRMA report.
The average price for unleaded petrol in Orange was 133.3 cents per litre on March 24 compared with 134.6c at Lithgow, which usually has the lowest prices in the region.
The average petrol prices in Bathurst and Dubbo were 134.6c and 137.3c respectively.
The NRMA said prices are likely to remain stable for the next three to four weeks.
Forbes, Mudgee and Parkes had the highest average petrol prices in the Central West.
The average petrol prices in Forbes, Mudgee and Parkes were 145c, 143.8c and 142.1c respectively.
Diesel prices continued to be in the mid-140s in the Central West cities on March 24.
The average diesel price was 146.9c in Lithgow, 147.2c in Orange, 147.3c in Forbes, 148.2c in Dubbo, 148.8c in Bathurst, 151.9c in Mudgee and 152.2c in Parkes.
NRMA spokeswoman Rebecca Page said prices have been stable in regional areas.
"We do expect prices to remain around what they are, if not a tiny bit cheaper within the next two to four weeks," Ms Page said.
"The message from the NRMA today is that if you really don't want to be paying for the most expensive fuel in your area, you have to do research.
"You have to have a look at the live petrol prices, which are available through the NRMA app."
This story Orange is offering the cheapest petrol in the region and state first appeared on Mudgee Guardian.


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A Lake County, Florida couple have been arrested on charges of child neglect after a 4-year-old shot off a piece of his finger with a gun that was left on their couch, WKMG Local 6 reports.
Donald Greeson, 40, told police he had smoked marijuana and took prescription pills the day before the shooting incident. Police also found drugs and prescription pills within reach of the child. In addition to child neglect, Donald Greeson was also charged with "unsafe storage of a firearm, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, possession of ammunition by a convicted felon, possession of paraphernalia and possession of methamphetamine," according to WKMG Local 6.
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					<apiRelation href="e32def_8h.xml#_1abb88f5378e8305d934297176fe5fa298">TInt</apiRelation>
				</cxxFunctionDeclaredType>
				<cxxFunctionScopedName>ConnectionServ::XAccessPointPlaneStatusQuery</cxxFunctionScopedName>
				<cxxFunctionPrototype>virtual TInt AppendPrintableTo(TDes &aDestination) const </cxxFunctionPrototype>
				<cxxFunctionNameLookup>ConnectionServ::XAccessPointPlaneStatusQuery::AppendPrintableTo(TDes &)const</cxxFunctionNameLookup>
				<cxxFunctionReimplemented href="class_x_parameter_set.xml#class_x_parameter_set_1a97de2f86d6e8f4e316db73853e0014c5">XParameterSet::AppendPrintableTo(TDes &)const</cxxFunctionReimplemented>
				<cxxFunctionParameters>
					<cxxFunctionParameter>
						<cxxFunctionParameterDeclaredType>
							<apiRelation href="class_t_des16.xml#class_t_des16">TDes</apiRelation> &</cxxFunctionParameterDeclaredType>
						<cxxFunctionParameterDeclarationName>aDestination</cxxFunctionParameterDeclarationName>
						<apiDefNote/>
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		<apiName>iPlaneStatusFilter</apiName>
		<cxxVariableDetail>
			<cxxVariableDefinition>
				<cxxVariableAccessSpecifier value="protected"/>
				<cxxVariableDeclaredType>
					<apiRelation href="struct_connection_serv_1_1_t_access_point_plane_status_filter.xml#struct_connection_serv_1_1_t_access_point_plane_status_filter">TAccessPointPlaneStatusFilter</apiRelation>
				</cxxVariableDeclaredType>
				<cxxVariableScopedName>ConnectionServ::XAccessPointPlaneStatusQuery</cxxVariableScopedName>
				<cxxVariablePrototype>TAccessPointPlaneStatusFilter iPlaneStatusFilter</cxxVariablePrototype>
				<cxxVariableNameLookup>ConnectionServ::XAccessPointPlaneStatusQuery::iPlaneStatusFilter</cxxVariableNameLookup>
				<cxxVariableAPIItemLocation>
					<cxxVariableDeclarationFile name="filePath" value="K:/epoc32/include/comms-infras/cs_connservparams_internal.h"/>
					<cxxVariableDeclarationFileLine name="lineNumber" value="482"/>
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			<apiDesc/>
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		<cxxClassInheritsDetail>
			<cxxClassFunctionInherited href="class_connection_serv_1_1_x_access_point_plane_status_query.xml#class_connection_serv_1_1_x_connection_serv_parameter_set_1a4837ace9df9215f8e67dbc4c29da8b13">ConnectionServ::XConnectionServParameterSet::CopyFieldsRequiredByQueryFromL(const CParameterBundleBase &,const XConnectionServParameterSet &)</cxxClassFunctionInherited>
			<cxxClassFunctionInherited href="class_connection_serv_1_1_x_access_point_plane_status_query.xml#class_connection_serv_1_1_x_connection_serv_parameter_set_1ad91e482cba9144b1d221e1cb08ac6251">ConnectionServ::XConnectionServParameterSet::~XConnectionServParameterSet()</cxxClassFunctionInherited>
			<cxxClassFunctionInherited href="class_connection_serv_1_1_x_access_point_plane_status_query.xml#class_meta_1_1_m_meta_data_1a09e6daad7b43e0288fcd033702991dd9">Meta::MMetaData::GetAttribPtr(const TInt)const</cxxClassFunctionInherited>
			<cxxClassFunctionInherited href="class_connection_serv_1_1_x_access_point_plane_status_query.xml#class_meta_1_1_m_meta_data_1a60edb1ccdf03129b7af1bcd9a297d456">Meta::MMetaData::GetVDataTable()const</cxxClassFunctionInherited>
			<cxxClassFunctionInherited href="class_connection_serv_1_1_x_access_point_plane_status_query.xml#struct_meta_1_1_s_meta_data_1a80fa6d3672bc5aa2187ec04a3a1743a0">Meta::SMetaData::Check(TPtrC8 &)const</cxxClassFunctionInherited>
			<cxxClassFunctionInherited href="class_connection_serv_1_1_x_access_point_plane_status_query.xml#struct_meta_1_1_s_meta_data_1a603c6fa3e46a3de80de4091240ffa485">Meta::SMetaData::CheckTypeOf(TPtrC8 &)const</cxxClassFunctionInherited>
			<cxxClassFunctionInherited href="class_connection_serv_1_1_x_access_point_plane_status_query.xml#struct_meta_1_1_s_meta_data_1a9a8bea4b5a6069e86abaabceb314d254">Meta::SMetaData::Copy(const SMetaData &)</cxxClassFunctionInherited>
			<cxxClassFunctionInherited href="class_connection_serv_1_1_x_access_point_plane_status_query.xml#struct_meta_1_1_s_meta_data_1a7da9e8c04d63707dc93f6dc21cb57389">Meta::SMetaData::GetTypeId()const</cxxClassFunctionInherited>
			<cxxClassFunctionInherited href="class_connection_serv_1_1_x_access_point_plane_status_query.xml#struct_meta_1_1_s_meta_data_1a0ca2bb0dce010fdbe56eb03a41dbc3ac">Meta::SMetaData::IsTypeOf(const STypeId &)const</cxxClassFunctionInherited>
			<cxxClassFunctionInherited href="class_connection_serv_1_1_x_access_point_plane_status_query.xml#struct_meta_1_1_s_meta_data_1a43786a968494243167f11f116ad6b8b3">Meta::SMetaData::Length()const</cxxClassFunctionInherited>
			<cxxClassFunctionInherited href="class_connection_serv_1_1_x_access_point_plane_status_query.xml#struct_meta_1_1_s_meta_data_1a101e5580b1a0df7220daf747ec761257">Meta::SMetaData::Load(TPtrC8 &)</cxxClassFunctionInherited>
			<cxxClassFunctionInherited href="class_connection_serv_1_1_x_access_point_plane_status_query.xml#struct_meta_1_1_s_meta_data_1aa8777745426eb505890cc8147b7029f1">Meta::SMetaData::SMetaData()</cxxClassFunctionInherited>
			<cxxClassFunctionInherited href="class_connection_serv_1_1_x_access_point_plane_status_query.xml#struct_meta_1_1_s_meta_data_1a68997efcd068e284db4646b52969520f">Meta::SMetaData::Store(TDes8 &)const</cxxClassFunctionInherited>
			<cxxClassFunctionInherited href="class_connection_serv_1_1_x_access_point_plane_status_query.xml#struct_meta_1_1_s_meta_data_1aa491df867ecdad76f3e5455da5bd4bdf">Meta::SMetaData::~SMetaData()</cxxClassFunctionInherited>
			<cxxClassFunctionInherited href="class_connection_serv_1_1_x_access_point_plane_status_query.xml#struct_meta_1_1_s_meta_data_e_com_1aa29a52a8ab53f2441d1fcf4e0c878f4d">Meta::SMetaDataECom::LoadL(TPtrC8 &)</cxxClassFunctionInherited>
			<cxxClassFunctionInherited href="class_connection_serv_1_1_x_access_point_plane_status_query.xml#struct_meta_1_1_s_meta_data_e_com_1a23b0dade3a7a1254a8cfc81a7bdf3bf5">Meta::SMetaDataECom::NewInstanceL(const STypeId &)</cxxClassFunctionInherited>
			<cxxClassFunctionInherited href="class_connection_serv_1_1_x_access_point_plane_status_query.xml#struct_meta_1_1_s_meta_data_e_com_1a2000f313e29c2fd13c058faf6e3eab0d">Meta::SMetaDataECom::SMetaDataECom()</cxxClassFunctionInherited>
			<cxxClassFunctionInherited href="class_connection_serv_1_1_x_access_point_plane_status_query.xml#struct_meta_1_1_s_meta_data_e_com_1a16354183f6b9678f63622579f30c9c48">Meta::SMetaDataECom::~SMetaDataECom()</cxxClassFunctionInherited>
			<cxxClassFunctionInherited href="class_connection_serv_1_1_x_access_point_plane_status_query.xml#class_x_parameter_set_1a9556f505777e9f89dd2bdb57bfcae50c">XParameterSet::UpdateWithL(const XParameterSet &)</cxxClassFunctionInherited>
			<cxxClassFunctionInherited href="class_connection_serv_1_1_x_access_point_plane_status_query.xml#class_x_parameter_set_1ad7b006511e1f75c11bf755186ae2b995">XParameterSet::_extension(TUid,TAny *&)</cxxClassFunctionInherited>
			<cxxClassFunctionInherited href="class_connection_serv_1_1_x_access_point_plane_status_query.xml#class_x_parameter_set_1a9dcddfa8f1dadf1235fd7bd715ed1291">XParameterSet::~XParameterSet()</cxxClassFunctionInherited>
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