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D1A Bracket Changes Shakeup Semis
By Pat Clifton | 04.23.18
It was supposed to be Cal traveling to Life and Penn State meeting Lindenwood in Moraga, Calif. on the campus of St. Mary's. Those are the semifinal pairings the original bracket called for. However, D1A decision makers have switched the bracket pairings mid-tournament, so Cal now gets to stay in Northern California and play Lindenwood at St. Mary's, and Penn State will travel to Marietta, Ga. to face Life.
"It's important that we do what's best for the growth of the college game," stated D1A Commissioner Kevin Battle in a release. "Three teams criss-crossing the country with five day's notice is financially prohibitive."
The issue arose when injury-riddled St. Mary's was upset by Lindenwood in the quarterfinals. Had the Gaels won, only two teams would have been left traveling long distances.
Attendance for the nationally-televised semifinals was also a concern, as Penn State and Lindenwood playing in Moraga would have been unlikely to draw much of a crowd. The change not only cuts cost for Cal and Penn State, it provides a higher likelihood empty stands won't be beamed across the nation via CBS Sports Network. Relocating the matches wasn't considered, as the venues were already locked in due to television production logistics.
"As we grow our brand and the game, it is important for us to maximize exposure and support the teams, to support the game," said Paul Keeler, D1A executive committe chairman. "Having teams compete regionally helps achieve that goal and helps manage costs to our members."
The team most negatively impacted is Lindenwood. LU was always going to have to travel to either Life or St. Mary's had it made the semifinal. However, the cost of getting to Life is much lower for the Lions than that of getting to St. Mary's.
The decision on who to send to Marietta and who to send to Moraga between Penn State and Lindenwood appears to have come down to re-seeding. Undefeated Life would be the top seed. Lindenwood's only losses this season have been to Life, and the Lions beat St. Mary's, which beat Cal, so Lindenwood would be the second seed, Cal the third and Penn State the fourth. Such as it is, one plays four and two plays three.
Should the Lions beat Cal and advance to the final, they'll return to Moraga for a third-straight week.
This is the second debacle regarding D1A's postseason this spring. The first came when Notre Dame College bowed out of the playoffs citing budgetary concerns. The Falcons were slotted to travel to Cal in the first round on less than a week's notice, but D1A decision makers refused to make accomodations for NDC in creating the bracket similar to those they made in changing the bracket before the semifinals.
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Joseph Smith II 04.23.18
This is how USA Rugby folds to NBC and CAL. Cal who many believe were thoroughly beaten by Navy if not for some fortuitous calls and non-calls is now the defacto number one seed in the country. They stay home, they get BASICALLY HOMEFIELD ADVANATAGE THROUGH THE FINAL if they beat Lindenwood, which is a big IF. So the team with the most money, does not travel. Lindenwood gets to travel three times even though by D1a standards they are now, with their victory over St. Mary, a higher seed then Cal. This issue goes back to caving to NBC , used to be National Title went back and forth to opposite sides of the country, this will make the 3rd year in a row in California. Life who has earned the right to play someone they have not played this season (Lindenwood and PSU) is denied the advantage of its ranking when it/if it plays Cal. There is nothing about this that is right, it is all about trying to save a California Team for a California final. NBC does not want an empty stadium on TV, which is what they will get when Lindenwood beats Cal. If this change stands, then a close watch will be needed on the calls ion the Life v Lindenwood game.
meant Cal vs Lindenwood game will need a close watch
OOPS, I meant Cal vs Lindenwood
Demand both games at Life leaving the original match ups. Do not let CBS run the show because they want to film from hillside at St. Marys and do not want empty stands. The teams just lost days of prep, travel plans already made by fans, bush league. No one asked the teams, so even if Jack did not ask for it, it will be thought that he was part of it because as usual Cal is the beneficiary. DEMAND BOTH GAMES AT LIFE!
Next thing you know there will be TV timeouts during the games for commercials. I would rather see a stream on FLORugby or even RugbyChannel then sell out the game to commercial TV.
Jesse Gray 04.26.18
This is absolute bullshit. This isn't the first time either. Back in the 80's Jack convinced USA Rugby to change the playoff structure so that the 1 seed would play the 3 and the 2 seed would play the 4. He said it was to, "make the games more competitive" (paraphrasing here) but the real reason is Cal would have had to play a strong UCSB team that they had already lost to that year if they as the 2 seed were stuck playing the 3 (UCSB). Jack has been pulling this shit for years and he is ruining the game. The man hates a fair fight.


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Q: Spring authentication through REST Service I have a Webapp that consists of a REST API, and then another app that represents a frontend of this API. Both of this apps are developed using Spring.
Currently my REST api is not secured and data can be accessed directly by calling the REST endpoint without additional security info.
My frontend does have a login form (I'm using Spring Security for that), but does not have access to a database (the only access is through the REST endpoint). So the login process is done through an extension of the AuthenticationProvider that calls the REST api with the user and password and then responds with the authentication result. No authentication/authorization is kept on the REST side since to my knowledge this protocol should be stateless.
The problem is I need to incorporate ACL into my app, so that a user can only see those resources he's authorized to see (i.e. those he created). But given that my authentication process takes place on the frontend layer (which is where I keep a session attribute with the user info), I have two main problems:

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*How can I know which user is making the request on every communication, without explicitly passing the userdetails in each API request? is this even possible?

A: Doing it stateless and making two separate web application usually is overkill.
What I usually end up doing is.

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*Make my RestAPI stateful, because usually scaling is not an issue and simple form authentication will suffice.

*Combine a Rest API/HTML Client in one Webapplication. If you want to keep it modular, you could create a Rest API module and integrate it as a JAR file in the lib folder of your web app.

Here is also some thread which goes through different alternatives for a rest API.
How to do authentication with a REST API right? (Browser + Native clients)

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Pistol shrimp generate flashing bubbles to stun their prey
Date:26 October 2012 Tags:bubble, light production, pistol shrimp, prey, shrimpoluminescence, sonoluminescence
Pistol shrimp produce a raucous sound when they rapidly snap their specialised claw shut, as a way to stun their prey. The sound is produced by the bursting of a bubble that appears when the shrimp closes its claw speedily, which causes the water to cavitate.
Furthermore, the researchers from the University of Twente in The Netherlands and the Technical University of Munich in Germany showed that a penetrating flash of light appears when the cavitation bubble pops because of the high temperatures (about 4 700 degrees Celsius) and pressure inside of the bubble.
The research team dubbed this phenomenon 'shrimpoluminescence' — the first observation, to their knowledge, of this mode of light production in any animal — because of its apparent similarity to sonoluminescence, Wikipedia define sonoluminescence as the emission of short bursts of light from imploding bubbles in a liquid when excited by sound.
Watch this video to catch the pistol shrimp in action…
The findings were published in the journal Nature.

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For those of you who didn't get a chance to read what happened between me and Subway and the blog post that led to my interaction with Quiznos, you can read it here.
The real surprise to me was the size of the gift card. I had figured $5 was possible and $10 was likely. $25? That almost makes this all worth it, though I'm pretty that the version of myself who spent the night vomiting in South Dakota would disagree with that. Add together the Subway refund and the Quiznos gift card and I've essentially been able to turn one disease-filled Subway BBQ Pulled Pork footlong into approximately seven Honey Bacon Clubs. Solid!
Quiznos, you've managed to climb the ranks of my favorite companies. Netflix is still very, very high, but I can't think of too many things I'd rather do than cozy up on my sofa with a Honey Bacon Club while watching some Netflix instant streamed movies. And to Kimberly Wanda specifically, I want to say thank you for the gift card. You've managed to turn a negative experience into a very positive memory and I'm happy to provide a little advertisement for you! Thanks!
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Four Osceola Kowboys Sign to Play at "Power 5" Schools on National Signing Day
Dec 22, 2022 | Sports |
By: J. Daniel Pearson
For Positively Osceola
The opportunity to play "Big-Time" college football came to fruition for four Osceola High School players as Ja'Keem Jackson, Derrick Leblanc, John Walker and Bo Mascoe all signed scholarship football papers on Wednesday afternoon to play at "Power 5" schools next year.
"There's no questioning about the on-field credentials of any of these athletes, they all had great seasons and great careers at Osceola," coach Eric Pinellas said. "But that is only part of the reason that these guys are special. They are also great students, great classmates and great role models. You never had to worry about them being where they were supposed to be in the classroom, on the practice field and or during games. Moving on to the next level is the culmination of a lot of hard work these players have put in."
Walker and Leblanc have anchored the Kowboys defensive line that was one of the toughest in the state to run against for the last three years. Both saw significant action as freshmen but have been in the starting lineup since their sophomore seasons.
Walker signs with Gus Malzahn and will play at UCF; while Leblanc inks with the Oklahoma Sooners.
Walker, 6-4, 300, finishes his Osceola career with 254 total tackles, 40 quarterback sacks, and 57 additional tackles-for-loss. He also batted down six passes and added four fumble recoveries. He was incredibly consistent, recording 16, 17, and 16 tackles-for-losses in his final three seasons.
He committed to UCF early in the process, but was recruited hard by Florida down the stretch as the Gators tried to "flip" his commitment. "The attention was awesome and it's always nice to be wanted, but at the end of the day, UCF is where I wanted to be," Walker said. "During my visits I really developed a strong bond with the players and coaches and I just knew it was the right destination for me."
Walker has already enrolled in school and is practicing with the team as they are getting ready for the Dec. 28 Military Bowl game against Duke – although he will not be eligible to play in it.
Like Walker, Leblanc (6-5, 275) is a four-year letter winner and three-year starter. He finished his Osceola career with 136 tackles, 32 tackles-for-loss, 28 quarterback sacks and eight pass defenses. He leaves for Oklahoma on Friday as an early enrollee and will also practice with the Sooners as they prepare to face Florida State on Dec. 29 at the Cheez-It Bowl in Orlando.
"Coach V (Head Coach Brent Venables) was really the deciding factor for me in picking Oklahoma," Leblanc, who was offered by almost every major program, said. "My goal is to go to Oklahoma, work hard and get on the field my freshman year."
Despite playing his entire career on the defensive line, Leblanc noted that coaches have not ruled out playing him on the offensive line. "They told me playing on the O-line may be my best chance to get on the field early and that's my goal," Leblanc added. "But whether it is offense or defense, I go will play where they want me to play."
Jackson has been a two-way player for the Kowboys since breaking into the starting lineup. A three-year starter at wide receiver, he caught 67 passes for 1133 yards and 11 touchdowns; while making 59 tackles with seven pass defenses and 8 interceptions as a two-year starter at defensive back.
A Florida signee, Jackson said the Gators recruited him as a defensive back but added that he could see action at wide receiver and will be looked at on both punt and kickoff returns. "Both my family and I been Florida fan since I was young and it's where I always wanted to go to school," Jackson said. "The campus feels like home and where I felt I needed to be."
Mascoe has been a standout in the Osceola defensive backfield for three years.
He contributed 121 total tackles with 12 interceptions and 28 pass defenses. His tremendous athleticism resulted in Osceola inserting him as a wide receiver later in his senior season and he responded with 12 catches for 268 yards and four touchdowns. The 3-star recruit thanked God and his family for their support. "Through God, all is possible and he's the reason that I am where I am today," Mascoe said. "I really want to thank my family and my coaches for the all the support they provided the last three years."
All four players are early enrollees and three of them (Jackson, Leblanc, Walker) have one more high school game to play as they will participate in the Under Armour All-America all-star game Jan. 3 in Orlando.
In the last four years, and despite playing one of the toughest schedules in the state, Osceola has gone 38-12, made a state championship (2020), state semifinal (2022) and won two regional and three district titles (no districts during Covid season). "They legacy these four guys have established is impressive and certainly we will miss all of them," Pinellas added. "Three deep runs into the playoffs, four Power Five signees, and three guys selected for the Under Armour All-America game. We have four great players and four great people with bright futures in front of them."
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Install the Game Launcher and open it by typing ./launcher.sh

Games included are:

1. Crawl
2. Dopewars
3. Empire
4. Greed
5. Mancala
6. Moon-Buggy
7. NetHack
8. Ninvaders
9. nSnake
10. Slashem
11. TINT
12. Pacman4Console
13. Sudoku
14. Arithmetic

More to come.

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LSU to wipe away $7M in student debt
BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Louisiana State University announced it will use federal coronavirus aid to forgive more than $7 million in student debt for about 4,000 students.
"In an effort to continue providing access to an LSU education, we have made the decision to clear all unpaid prior tuition and fee balances for LSU students who enrolled at any point during the COVID-19 pandemic period," LSU Vice President for Enrollment Management Jose Aviles said in a statement Monday. "We are committed to ensuring that students have every opportunity to continue their educational pursuits."
The Advocate reports the debt forgiveness will apply from the spring of 2020 to the present for students with balances owed directly to LSU. Those debts could include an outstanding balance on tuition, fees, housing, meal plans or parking, according to university spokesperson Ernie Ballard.
The average amount of debt wiped away per student is $1,816, Ballard said.
A variety of schools around the country have announced student debt forgiveness programs financed with federal coronavirus dollars, including Baton Rouge Community College, Grambling State University and Southern University in Shreveport.
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Following a whole-school election, the children decided to name this year's classes after gems and precious stones. Jade is listed as the mystical birthstone for the month of March and the birthstone for the Sun Sign Virgo. Jade can be carved into jewellery and ornaments. The most valuable form is known as imperial Jade and is an emerald green colour. Jades also appear in mottled green and white, and more rarely, in yellow, pink, purple and black. Jade can be found in Russia, Mexico and Central and south America.


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Why Taraji P. Henson Is Better Than Ever At 50
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By Callie McGuire/Nov. 22, 2020 10:21 pm EST
All hail Taraji P. Henson! Henson is a queen and she is better than ever at 50, bringing her incredible energy into everything she does. As the 2020 American Music Awards host, she infuses fun into the event, making the show fun to watch.
Henson has delighted fans ever since her breakout role in Hustle & Flow. She ruled the small screen in her role as Cookie in the TV series Empire, and she wowed movie audiences in the Academy Award-nominated Hidden Figures. The fabulous Henson doesn't just act; she wrote a New York Times bestseller, Around The Way Girl: A Memoir. And in case you didn't know, she has a podcast, Jacked: The Rise of New Jack Swing, about the new jack swing era (via Variety).
In between making hit movies and TV shows, Henson started the Boris Lawrence Henson Foundation. The foundation honors her late father, providing scholarships to African-American students majoring in mental health, giving mental health services to youth in urban area schools, and working to decrease African-American recidivism rates for men and women.
Keep reading to find out more on why Taraji P. Henson is doing better than ever these days.
Taraji P. Henson's star just keeps rising
Taraji P. Henson's star continues to rise. Just two months after her 50th birthday in September 2020, Henson was one of the stars featured in Megan Thee Stallion's anthem to body positivity, "Body." She has her eye on the future and her hand on the pulse of pop culture. The 50-year-old actress-writer-entertainer parted ways recently with fiancé Kelvin Hayden. Henson revealed the news that she and the 37-year-old former NFL player split during an interview on The Breakfast Club in October 2020.
In an interview with Entertainment Tonight, Henson talked briefly about relationship with Hayden, saying they "tried to do couples therapy to save their relationship before ultimately deciding to call it quits." In the same conversation with ET, the energetic actress-entertainer also talked about turning 50: "I felt myself slipping and so I was like, 'You know what I am not going to do is let 50 happen to me. I am going to get control of this mentally and not be like, 'You are getting old, don't nobody care, you ain't working,' Well, duh, no one is working, it is COVID. So I felt that coming."
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UNITED WAY: New generation of leaders joining Middlesex United Way Board
News // Connecticut
Kevin J. Wilhelm
I think it's important to both look back and reflect on how far you've come and to look forward to the future. That's one of the things I like about our Annual Meeting--recognizing both our history and where we are headed.
Despite school delays and questionable driving conditions on Tuesday morning, we had a great turnout of about 150 friends, partners, donors and volunteers at our 2013 Annual Meeting. I'd like to extend my thanks to everyone who attended and to the network of people and partners who support Middlesex United Way and our community.
It's important to point out that Middlesex United Way is locally based. Your dollars stay local, our partners are local and decisions are made locally. As we elect new members to our board each year at the Annual Meeting, we want to remind you that our board members live and work here in Middlesex County and care about our community.
In the spirit of looking forward, I am so thrilled that we have elected five new members to the Board of Directors, three of whom are under the age of 30: Jay Mills, financial advisor for The Oakley Wing Group at Morgan Stanley in Essex, who will also serve as chair of our Investment Committee; Quentin "Q" Phipps, executive director of Middletown's Downtown Business District and city treasurer of Middletown; and Anne Ryczek of A.R. Mazzotta Employment Specialists, who will serve as chair of our Young Leaders Society. We are so excited to have the next generation of leaders joining our board.
We also welcomed to the board: Lindsay Parke, of Middlefield, project manager in Community Programs for Northeast Utilities; and Vin Capece, president and CEO of Middlesex Hospital, who will serve as Campaign Chair in 2013-14.
Clifford O. Straub, president of Lifestyle Financial Strategies LLC in Middletown, was elected to serve as president of the board.
In the spirit of looking back, we present several awards at the meeting and recognize retiring board members, committee chair and committee volunteers. Congratulations to award winners Wilfredo Nieves, Joan Youngs and Even Start Family Literacy. Many thanks to outgoing board president Gary Simonsen and board members Elizabeth Morin and Andy Rapp. Andy served for two decades on our board.
It was also our pleasure to honor outgoing committee chairmen: Jim Mansey, from the Community Impact Council; Judith Felton, from the Positive Youth Development Team; Clifford O. Straub, from the Investment Committee; and Justin Carbonella, from the Young Leaders Society. A big thank you also to outgoing committee members: Jean Shaw, from the Community Impact Council; Elizabeth Northrop, from the Education Impact Team; Cullen Murphy and Cheryl Rogers from the Income Impact Team; Frank Kuan from the Positive Youth Development Team; and Paula Ferrara, from the Health Wellness Team. We couldn't do it without all of our wonderful volunteers.
Thank you again to everyone who came out and celebrated with us Tuesday morning. If you were there, and even if you were not, I hope you feel like you're a part of what makes Middlesex County great--because you are. In this community, we LIVE UNITED and we should celebrate united!
Kevin Wilhelm is the executive director of Middlesex United Way.


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The Game Theory Society aims to promote the investigation, teaching, and application of game theory. It was founded in 1999, and holds its World Congress every four years.
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While the forex market can be a mysterious and intimidating place for the uninitiated, it doesn't have to be. In this online guide, we pull back the curtain to show aspiring traders how the currency market works.
The global forex market is the biggest and most liquid financial market in the world. Short for foreign exchange, forex trading occurs within the international currency trading market where you buy or sell one currency for another. Central to making a profit (or loss) in forex trading is the exchange rate between the two currencies.
A currency's value on the forex market is based on demand. How much demand there is for a Canadian dollar, Mexican peso, or South African rand will either increase or decrease its worth relative to other currencies.
One feature of international forex trading is that there is no centralized exchange. Currency trading is completed over computer networks between traders and forex brokers worldwide. People interested in forex trading can participate 24 hours a day, five days per week. Because of the high volume, currency price quotes regularly change — sometimes in mere seconds.
Currencies are always traded in pairs. If you are trading Australian dollars for euros, you have two currencies in the transaction, and you can see the cost of one currency compared to the other. For every pair, there is a market price attached. This refers to how much of the second currency (also known as the quote currency) it takes to purchase a single unit of the first currency (also known as the base currency). If you as a trader see a quote like GBPUSD 1.77351, for example, you would know that it costs 1.77351 U.S. dollars to purchase one British pound.
Everyone from banks, to corporations, to fund managers, to those with no previous financial trading background are involved in forex trading. Because the forex market is accessible online and because retail forex brokers (like Exness) make it possible to trade on virtually any budget, growing numbers of individual investors are getting involved in the forex market.


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Statement on closure of Nestle factory at Tongala
Media 28 August 2019
Devastating news for Tongala today with Nestlé announcing it will close its local factory over the next 18 months, costing 106 local jobs. It will be an extremely difficult time for workers and their families as they face the reality of the next 18 months. In a small, close-knit community like Tongala, the loss of…
Labor must park its plan to lock up more public land
Bush users have converged on State Parliament today against a plan to lock up more of Victoria's public land. More than 77,000 hectares of public land will be locked up if the Andrews Labor Government adopts recommendations from the Victorian Environmental Assessment Council's Central West Investigation final report. Leader of The Nationals and Member for…
Question without Notice – Millawa Drought
Parliament 28 August 2019
Mr Walsh(Murray Plains) (11:08:44): My question is to the Premier. Farmers in the Millewa region have received less than 10 per cent of their annual rainfall this year, the worst season since the 1944–45 drought. Will the Premier go to the Millewa and meet with farmers there within the next two weeks?
Question without Notice – Shire rate relief for Millawa Drought
Mr WALSH (Murray Plains) (11:11:44): Almost seven months ago I asked the Premier to provide shire rate relief and payment of fixed water charges for drought-affected farmers. The government has refused to act on this request, so I ask the Premier again: will he now commit to providing shire rate relief and payment of fixed…
Questions Without Notice – Start date for Western Highway between Buangor and Ararat
Mr WALSH (Murray Plains) (11:19:06): My question is for the Premier. The route of the duplication of the Western Highway between Buangor and Ararat has been approved by the registered Aboriginal parties, Martang Pty Ltd and the Eastern Maar Aboriginal Corporation. Premier, when will the construction start?
Question Without Notice – Route for Western Highway at Buangor
Mr WALSH (Murray Plains) (11:21:33): Ms Onus of the Djab Wurrung protesters on the Western Highway at Buangor has said: This fight with Djab Wurrung will destroy the romance of the Labor government's strive for treaty. It will be a defining factor. Will the Premier support the registered Aboriginal party's decision to approve the route…
Constituency Question – Town Bus Routes Echuca
Mr WALSH (Murray Plains) (11:49:04): (1064) My constituency question is to the Minister for Public Transport, and it is on behalf of the residents of Echuca. Twelve months ago Transport for Victoria visited the Campaspe Shire Council and advised they did not have a time line for a review of bus routes and bus stops…
Members Statement – Hon Tim Fischer
Mr WALSH (Murray Plains) (13:25:56): Last week we sadly lost a true-blue, great Australian with the passing of Tim Fischer, AC. Tim was a big personality with a big hat and an even bigger heart. A former Deputy Prime Minister and former federal Leader of The Nationals, Tim was also a devoted family man, a farmer,…
Walsh – Labor leaves local students in asbestos ridden schools
The Andrews Labor Government is leaving students and teachers at a number of schools in the Murray Plains electorate working in classrooms known to contain asbestos. A recent Budget Report identified 1300 schools across Victoria as having Class A3 asbestos flagged for removal. A3 asbestos is predominantly found in the building eaves or in the…
Thousands sign petition to keep public land for the public
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Ethiopia: Getting a better deal for coffee farmers (IRIN)
Integrated Regional Information Networks | September 3, 2012
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Ethiopia is regarded as the birthplace of arabica coffee. But while the country's high-quality coffee is drunk in coffee shops around the world, many of its growers remain poor. Tadesse Meskala is general manager of the Oromia Coffee Farmers Cooperative Union. He says, "The main reason for poverty is trade. It is not a lack of natural resources but the formulation of trading mechanisms that makes us poorer and poorer."
The history of coffee is intertwined with Ethiopia's own. The story goes that after coffee was discovered in Ethiopia, it was traded to Yemen around the sixth century. By the 17th and 18th centuries, coffee had reached Europe and the Americas. But it can all be traced back to an Ethiopian shrub.
Coffee is Ethiopia's primary export and largest generator of foreign capital, totaling $840 million in 2010. But this is not enough for a struggling economy and a country where an estimated 39 per cent of the population lives on less than $1.25 a day.
Many Ethiopian coffee co-operatives have gained access to international coffee markets through the fair trade movement. But questions remain about what constitutes a fair price for farmers. Fair trade is intended to be a transparent system of business that is beneficial to both consumers and producers. The movement began in the 1960s. Today, an organization known as Fairtrade International, or FLO, is the most widely recognized fair trade certification system and label.
FLO sets the minimum price of fair trade green coffee beans at either $1.60 per pound or the New York Stock Exchange Commodity price, whichever is higher. It also mandates an additional Fairtrade social premium of $0.20, plus another $0.30 for organic coffee.
Tsegaye Anebo is general manager of Sidama Coffee Farmers Co-operative Union. According to him, there are two types of fair trade buyer. One type of buyer, such as Starbucks Corp., will buy only if the fair trade price is low enough. Other buyers, such as the smaller roasting companies, will buy whatever the price, and absorb any changes in cost.
But how are farmers affected by these dealings and regulations? Mengesha Wocho is a coffee farmer with the Kelaitu Hase Gola Cooperative in southern Ethiopia's Abaya highlands. He says, "My home has totally changed, my personal health and income have improved, and I'm expanding my farmland." His community built a shop and a school with the benefits from fair trade. But they still lack health facilities and potable water.
Shibru Worera lives a couple of kilometres from Mr. Wocho's farm. He plans to join the local co-operative because he cannot afford to feed his wife and six surviving children. Four of his children have already died. He says, "I hope to have a chance to improve. There are no other opportunities."
Despite farmers' praise, some remain concerned that fair trade represents a form of charity that discourages self-sufficiency. Abdullah Bagersh is a director of the Ethiopian Commodity Exchange, which regulates much of the coffee industry. He says that the cost of Fair trade certification can limit the number of markets available. Farmers must adhere to strict practices or risk losing the fair trade market they have committed to and now depend on. Others argue the system splits communities, with some farmers qualifying for fair trade premiums while others do not. Some commentators believe that the quality and uniqueness of the coffee should determine the price, instead of an external system.
Direct trade has emerged as one alternative. In this system, coffee roasters buy directly from growers. Roasters may insist on fair trade principles and sustainable growing practices, but reject what some criticize as expensive certificates and imposed methodologies. Direct trade relationships are often face-to-face and built on trust.
Willem Boot is a coffee consultant who has managed many coffee development projects. He believes that Ethiopian coffees are still too moderately priced. He says, "Their specialty coffees are … better than others and are really undersold. If Ethiopia could do a better job selling its unique story, it could make significantly more money for farmers."
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I would heartily recommend this to anyone with an outsider bent.


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Peter Voser: cheap shale gas is a myth
Shale gas will not change energy pricing structures across the world, according to the chief executive of Shell
By Emily Gosden, in Geoje, South Korea: 8:30PM BST 16 Oct 2013
It is a "myth" that exports of cheap shale gas from America will cut gas prices in Europe and Asia, Peter Voser, chief executive of Royal Dutch Shell has warned.
America is sitting on a glut of shale gas that has seen prices plummet to as little as a third of UK prices. It is now in the process of developing export terminals where the gas will be cooled for shipping abroad as liquefied natural gas (LNG).
UK politicians have hailed the prospect of Britain importing cheap gas from the US as one solution to help consumers struggling with rising energy bills as domestic gas production dwindles.
But Mr Voser said that the idea of "cheap US gas going into the rest of the world and therefore changing the pricing structures across the world" was a "myth".
The price impact of US exports would be "not that significant" because the additional costs of liquefying, transporting and then re-gasifying the gas would mean its eventual cost was comparable to existing market prices, he said.
Earlier this year British Gas owner Centrica struck a £10bn deal to export LNG from the US, welcomed by David Cameron, the Prime Minister, who claimed that "future gas supplies from the US" would help provide British consumers with a new "affordable" source of fuel. Former energy secretary Chris Huhne last month urged the UK government to pressure the US to allow more exports, which he claimed would "gradually equalise the gas price in the US with the rest of the world" and help reduce UK prices.
US benchmark gas prices are currently about $3 to $4 per million British thermal units, having dipped below $2 last year.
But Mr Voser said that while US gas might cost between $4 and $6 – Shell's assumption of longer-term prices – it would arrive in Europe at a cost of $8 to $10, comparable with European prices that have averaged between $6 and $11.
Shell has repeatedly played down the prospects for shale gas development in Europe and the UK.
It has shunned involvement in the embryonic UK shale industry – which the Prime Minister has also suggested will cut energy bills.
It is involved in shale gas exploration in other areas like China but Mr Voser said that Chinese shale gas would be consumed by the country's domestic gas market and would not "alter the pricing mix and the volume in Asia-Pacific".
Mr Voser was speaking to The Daily Telegraph in Geoje, South Korea, where the company is building a huge floating LNG plant.
He is due to retire from Shell at the end of March 2014 after 29 years with the company, and will be replaced by downstream director Ben van Beurden.
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I think I'm mostly playing with LFOs/Perform, different ENVs / automated and the 'randomize' functions.
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Given the root of a binary tree, the depth of each node is the shortest distance to the root.

Return the smallest subtree such that it contains all the deepest nodes in the original tree.

A node is called the deepest if it has the largest depth possible among any node in the entire tree.

The subtree of a node is tree consisting of that node, plus the set of all descendants of that node.

Note: This question is the same as 1123: https://leetcode.com/problems/lowest-common-ancestor-of-deepest-leaves/

### Example 1:

![exmple1](./example1.png)

```
Input: root = [3,5,1,6,2,0,8,null,null,7,4]
Output: [2,7,4]
Explanation: We return the node with value 2, colored in yellow in the diagram.
The nodes coloured in blue are the deepest nodes of the tree.
Notice that nodes 5, 3 and 2 contain the deepest nodes in the tree but node 2 is the smallest subtree among them, so we return it.
```

### Example 2:

```
Input: root = [1]
Output: [1]
Explanation: The root is the deepest node in the tree.
```

### Example 3:

```
Input: root = [0,1,3,null,2]
Output: [2]
Explanation: The deepest node in the tree is 2, the valid subtrees are the subtrees of nodes 2, 1 and 0 but the subtree of node 2 is the smallest.
```

### Constraints:

- The number of nodes in the tree will be in the range [1, 500].
- 0 <= Node.val <= 500
- The values of the nodes in the tree are unique.

#Tree #Depth-first Search #Breadth-first Search #Recursion

#Similar questions [#865](../p865m/README.md) [#1123](../pr1123m/README.md)


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SPINOCEREBELLAR ATAXIA 28; SCA28
Spinocerebellar Ataxia Type 28
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Spinocerebellar ataxia type 28 (SCA28) is a very rare subtype of type I autosomal dominant cerebellar ataxia (ADCA type I; see this term). It is characterized by juvenile onset, slowly progressive cerebellar ataxia due to Purkinje cell degeneration.
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Spinocerebellar Ataxia Type 28 Is also known as sca28.
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MILANO — Pr Giorgio CASARI
Investigator of research project - Coordinator of research network
Institution/s:
— Dipartimento di Biotecnologie - Divisione di Neuroscienze, IRCCS Ospedale San Raffaele
— Telethon Institute of Genetics and Medicine - Telethon Foundation, TIGEM - Telethon Institute of Genetics and Medicine
Research area/topic::
Mitochondrial dynamics and calcium homeostasis at the crossroad of the AFG3L2-associated pathway to cerebellar degeneration. From molecular hypothesis to preclinical treatment
NAPOLI — Pr Giorgio CASARI
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MitoMet®Plus aCGH Analysis.
By Baylor Miraca Genetics Laboratories (United States).
RGS9, RHO, GRK1, RLBP1, RNASEL, BCS1L, RP1, RP2, RP9, RPE65, RPGR, RPL35A, MRPL3, RPS14, RS1, SAG, SARDH, SCO2, SCP2, SDHB , (...)
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Ataxia, Supplemental Recessive Evaluation.
By Athena Diagnostics Inc (United States).
SACS, TTPA, APTX, COQ8A, SYNE1, TDP1, SYT14, SIL1, FLVCR1, ANO10, MTPAP, AFG3L2, SETX, GRM1, MRE11, ATM, POLG
Ataxia, Complete Recessive Evaluation.
SACS, TTPA, APTX, COQ8A, SYNE1, TDP1, SYT14, SIL1, FLVCR1, ANO10, MTPAP, AFG3L2, FXN, SETX, GRM1, MRE11, ATM, POLG
Ataxia, Comprehensive Evaluation.
SACS, ATXN1, ATXN10, ATXN2, ATXN7, ATXN8OS, SLC1A3, SPTBN2, TBP, TTPA, VAMP1, CACNA1A, CACNB4, APTX, TGM6, COQ8A, SYNE1, TDP1, TTBK2, SYT14 , (...)
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SACS, ATXN1, ATXN10, ATXN2, ATXN7, ATXN8OS, SLC1A3, SPTBN2, TBP, TTPA, VAMP1, CACNA1A, CACNB4, APTX, TGM6, COQ8A, SYNE1, TDP1, TTBK2, SYT14, SIL1, FLVCR1, ANO10, MTPAP, ATN1, AFG3L2, EEF2, FGF14, FXN, SETX, GRM1, ITPR1, KCNA1, KCNC3, KCND3, ATXN3, MRE11, ATM, PDYN, POLG, PPP2R2B, PRKCG
Ataxia, Supplemental Dominant Evaluation.
SLC1A3, SPTBN2, VAMP1, CACNA1A, CACNB4, TGM6, TTBK2, AFG3L2, EEF2, FGF14, ITPR1, KCNA1, KCNC3, KCND3, PDYN, PRKCG
Ataxia, Complete Dominant Evaluation.
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Q: Recursive FFT java implementation Given below is my java program for FFT. For the input {0,2,3,-1} its returns a false output in complex point representation.
 import java.io.*;
 public class test{
static double s[]={0,2,3,-1};
static double[][] re=new double[s.length][2];
static double[][] er=new double[s.length][2];
static double[][][] ma=new double[s.length][s.length][2];
public static void main(String args[])
{
    double[][] aray1=new double[s.length][2];
    for(int i=0;i<s.length;i++)
    {
        aray1[i][0]=s[i];
        aray1[i][1]=0;
    }
    re=fft(aray1,1);
    for(int i=0;i<re.length;i++)
    {
        System.out.println(""+re[i][0]+"+i*"+re[i][1]);
    }
            //Inverse FFT
    re=fft(re,-1);
    for(int i=0;i<re.length;i++)
    {
        //System.out.println("sdsfbv /n /n");
        System.out.println(""+(re[i][0]/s.length)+"+i*"+((re[i][1])/s.length));
    }

}
public static double[][] complexmult(double[][] a,double[][] b)
{
    double[][] e=new double[1][2];

    return e;
}
public static double[][] fft(double[][] a, int c)
{
    double[][] de=new double[1][2];
    int n=a.length;

    if(n==1)
    {
        return a;
    }
    double wnx=Math.cos(c*2*Math.PI/n);
    double wny=Math.sin(c*2*Math.PI/n);
    double wx=1;
    double wy=0;
    double[][] y=new double[n][2];
    double[] e=new double[n];
    double[][] a0=new double[n/2][2];
    double[][] a1=new double[n/2][2];
    double[][] y0=new double[n][2];
    double[][] y1=new double[n][2];
    for(int i=0,k=0,j=0;i<n;i=i+1)
    {
        if((i%2)==0)
        {

            a0[k][0]=a[i][0];
            a0[k][1]=a[i][1];
            k=k+1;
        }
        else
        {

            a1[j][0]=a[i][0];
            a1[j][1]=a[i][1];
            j=j+1;
        }
    }
    y0=fft(a0,c);
    y1=fft(a1,c);
    for(int k=0;k<=((n/2)-1);k++)
    {
        double m1=((wx*y1[k][0])-(wy*y1[k][1]));
        double m2=((wx*y1[k][1])+(wy*y1[k][0]));
        y[k][0]= y0[k][0]+m1;
        y[k][1]=y0[k][1]+m2;
        y[k+(n/2)][0]=y0[k][0]-m1;
        y[k+(n/2)][1]=y0[k][1]-m2;
        wx=((wx*wnx)-(wy*wny));
        wy=((wx*wny)+(wy*wnx));
    }
    return y;
}
}

Output is as follows:
    4.0+i*0.0
    -3.0+i*1.8369701987210297E-16
    2.0+i*0.0
    -3.0+i*-1.8369701987210297E-16

Please trace the program and help me where i am making a mistake?

A: The problem is in these two lines:
    wx=((wx*wnx)-(wy*wny));
    wy=((wx*wny)+(wy*wnx));

You are clobbering the value of wx by replacing it with the new one in the first line before using it to compute the new value of wy in the second line.  So, the result of the complex multiplication is not correct.  Also, although this is not causing the error, there is no need to initialize y0 and y1 since they are set by the recursive calls to fft.  There are also other unused variables.


"More victims of 'honour' based violence are coming forward to the police than ever before but worryingly the evidence suggests those seeking justice are being failed by the system," said Diana Nammi, the executive director of the Iranian and Kurdish Women's Rights Organisation.
The number of "honour" crimes reported to the police increased from 3,335 in 2014 to 5,595 in 2015 – a rise of 68%, according to data collected by the charity from every police force in the country. The number of reports dropped slightly to 5,105 in 2016.
However, the latest figures published by the CPS show only 256 "honour" crimes were referred to the organisation by police in 2016/17 – just 5% of the cases reported over a similar period. The 256 referrals resulted in 215 prosecutions and a subsequent 122 convictions.
Nammi said: "Of the large numbers reporting these crimes, very few cases are referred to the CPS and ultimately we are not seeing enough prosecutions. Our findings show the low prosecution rate cannot be blamed on the incorrect assumption that victims are not coming forward.
The increase in reporting follows the criminalisation of forced marriage in June 2014, which has led to an improved awareness of "honour" crimes, but only one prosecution under the legislation.
A report on the police response to these crimes, which disproportionately affect women from ethnic minorities, was published in December 2015 by Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary.
The police watchdog concluded only three of 43 police forces in England and Wales were adequately prepared in all areas to respond to the needs of victims and take a case through to prosecution.
The report laid out 14 recommendations to be put in place by the end of 2016, yet some remain outstanding.
The HM inspector of constabulary, Wendy Williams, said: "We made a series of recommendations to the Home Office, the National Police Chiefs Council, chief constables and the College of Policing all of which were aimed at improving practice in relation to these extremely vulnerable victims.
The National Police Chiefs Council lead for "honour" based violence, Commander Ivan Balhatchet, told the Guardian: "'Honour' based abuse is a complex crime which often happens within community or family networks that many victims find it very difficult to speak out against and can face further threats, violence or isolation if they do.
His comments followed the news last week that a man was to be charged for FGM, following an investigation by the Metropolitan police. If the prosecution is successful it would mean the first British conviction for FGM since the practice was outlawed in 1985.
Women's charities say a victim of "honour" abuse is much more likely to see a case through to prosecution when supported by the third sector. However, cuts to legal aid and support services within BAME communities have left many women without recourse to justice.
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FAQ: What Year Was The Toothbrush Invented?
Home > Toothbrush > FAQ: What Year Was The Toothbrush Invented?
1 How did they brush their teeth in the 1800s?
2 What did the first toothbrush look like?
3 When was modern toothbrush invented?
4 What is the oldest toothbrush?
5 Did cavemen brush their teeth?
6 Did Vikings brush their teeth?
7 How did ancient Chinese brush their teeth?
8 Is toothbrush made of pig hair?
9 How much does a toothbrush cost?
10 Who invented brushing your teeth?
11 What animal does toothpaste come from?
12 Who first invented toothpaste?
13 How many bristles should a toothbrush have?
14 Why do hard toothbrushes exist?
15 Why does toothpaste come in a tube?
How did they brush their teeth in the 1800s?
Europeans cleaned their teeth with rags rolled in salt or soot. Believe it or not, in the early 1700s a French doctor named Pierre Fauchard told people not to brush. And he's considered the father of modern dentistry! Instead, he encouraged cleaning teeth with a toothpick or sponge soaked in water or brandy.
What did the first toothbrush look like?
Rather than a handle with bristles, the original toothbrush was just a stick. A chewstick, to be more precise. Chewsticks date back to 3500-3000 BC. They were used by Egyptians and Babylonians to clean their teeth.
When was modern toothbrush invented?
According to the Library of Congress, natural bristles made from animal hair were still used until Dupont de Nemours invented nylon. Nylon started the development of the modern toothbrush in 1938.
What is the oldest toothbrush?
Babylonian chew sticks from 3500 BC are probably the oldest oral hygiene artifacts on record. The first bristle toothbrush was invented by the Chinese during the Tang Dynasty (619-907) and was most likely made from the coarse hairs of the cold-climate hog.
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Did cavemen brush their teeth?
Cavemen chewed on sticks to clean their teeth and even used grass stalks to pick in between their teeth. Without the availability of high-quality toothbrushes and toothpaste, however, cavemen's teeth were more susceptible to cavities and decay, even with a healthy, carbohydrate-free diet.
Did Vikings brush their teeth?
Viking teeth were often subject to a great deal of wear, which is largely attributed to their diet. Study of the skeletal remains of Vikings has also shown evidence that they suffered from periodontal disease and tartar buildup. Vikings were extremely clean and regularly bathed and groomed themselves.
How did ancient Chinese brush their teeth?
The ancient Chinese also used an implement fashioned from willow twigs to clean their teeth. The end of the twig was first soaked in water to soften it, then bitten until it flattened and the plant fibres spread out, forming a brush of sorts.
Is toothbrush made of pig hair?
Rather than the pig-hair bristles that people had used before, the new toothbrush used nylon. Some people still brush their teeth with pig-hair toothbrushes today. Although most toothbrushes market still rely on nylon bristles, at least one brand uses the hair from pigs bred for meat.
How much does a toothbrush cost?
Typically, a bare-bones polypropylene plastic toothbrush runs anywhere from $1 to $5, depending on its bells and whistles, but only costs about 65 cents to produce (in raw materials, equipment, labor, and other plant costs).
Who invented brushing your teeth?
1780. William Addis of England invented the first mass-produced toothbrush. While in prison, he drilled small holes in a cattle bone, tied swine fibers (from wild pigs) in bunches, passed them through the holes and then glued them.
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What animal does toothpaste come from?
Most toothpastes use glycerin, which is a sweet, odorless, clear liquid at room temperature and sourced from animal fat (pig and cow) and/or vegetable oil (corn or soybean).
Who first invented toothpaste?
Egyptians are believed to have started using a paste to clean their teeth around 5000BC, before toothbrushes were invented. Ancient Greeks and Romans are known to have used toothpastes, and people in China and India first used toothpaste around 500BC.
How many bristles should a toothbrush have?
asked, how many bristles are in the average toothbrush? We can't be sure they all have exactly the same number, but orthodontists tell us that brushes have 2,500 bristles are grouped into 40 tufts.
Why do hard toothbrushes exist?
When people ask about a hard or soft toothbrush, they're referring to the bristles used to clean your teeth. Hard bristles are stiffer than soft bristles. In theory, they're designed to be better at removing stains, plaque, and stubborn bits of food.
Why does toothpaste come in a tube?
In addition to being expensive, the process of dipping the toothbrush was both messy and unsanitary. The idea of a metal tube to dispense toothpaste was conceived in the 1890s by Dr. Packaging toothpaste in collapsible metal tubes made it easier to produce and distribute.


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Ganz in Weiß är en sång skriven av Rolf Arland (musik) och Kurt Hertha (text) och inspelad 1966 av Roy Black.

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Wolves 2, Everton 1 (Echo)
EVERTON cannot afford to spend the summer papering over the cracks.
David Moyes' squad needs some serious investment if the club is to avoid another season of frustration and disappointment like this one.
But if the manager was only given a #5m spending kitty after leading the club to seventh spot, what will he have at his disposal this summer?
There doesn't appear to be a white knight riding over the horizon with a sack load of cash for the manager.
The rise in season ticket prices might help, but is that enough to give Moyes the kind of spending power he needs to transform a squad that is desperately in need of refreshing?
The fact the club had to rely on a favour from Bolton this weekend to confirm their Premiership safety tells its own story.
Had Leeds won yesterday, things really would have got twitchy in the last couple of games.
Moyes has done his utmost to break Everton's cycle of mediocrity. And last season provided hope he could achieve that.
But with an ageing squad, a squad that lacks quality in depth, he is always going to be fighting a losing battle.
The defeat at Wolves on Saturday was just another reminder of how big a problem the manager has on his hands.
Fratton Park in December remains the only away win of the season. Had it not been for the decent home form, then this campaign would have ended in disaster.
On Saturday Dave Jones' side had the greater hunger, the greater will to win.
They fought back bravely in the second half to secure the three points.
There is no doubt they wanted it more. That is understandable because they were drinking in the last chance saloon while Everton knew that, barring a nightmare, the club's top flight status is assured.
But the game should have been over by half-time. Chance after chance was squandered.
Leon Osman couldn't have given the side a better start, scoring with a brave near post header just one minute and 40 seconds into his full senior debut.
He started the move himself and ended it by connecting with James McFadden's cross.
The young duo had shown their more experienced team-mates how to do it. But they didn't follow suit.
Tomasz Radzinski had one of those days he would sooner forget.
The Canadian international could not be faulted for his boundless energy and enthusiasm.
He worked his socks off for the cause and would have landed the Man of the Match accolade, had he only managed to turn in just one of the three gilt edged openings that fell his way.
Wayne Rooney didn't fare much better. He fired wide twice in the opening half with only the keeper to beat.
That kind of wastefulness is why the Blues have never managed to get out of the bottom half of the table.
It can mean the difference between the Champions League and the Nationwide League. Just ask Aston Villa.
But if you make a habit of wasting your opportunities, then you deserve all you get.
After failing to build on the early goal, the Blues collapsed in the face of a Wolves onslaught led by the irrepressible Henri Camara.
He scored a stunning equaliser and would have had more were it not for the acrobatics of Nigel Martyn.
Camara was as fast and elusive in the second half as Radzinski had been in the first.
But he capped his display with a goal, his sixth in seven games. Having struggled to make an impression in the first six months of the season, the Senegalese forward is now playing like a man possessed.
He didn't net the winner though. That honour fell to Carl Cort.
It was his towering header seven minutes from the end which consigned the Blues to defeat.
They paid the ultimate price for failing to take their chances..
Without the inspired signing of Martyn it is frighten-ing to think what the league table could look like right now.
Moyes deserves credit for that superb acquisition, just as he deserves credit for bringing Joseph Yobo, Kevin Kilbane, Richard Wright and James McFadden to the club.
He has proved he can spend what little money he is given wisely.
But now he is faced with a real headache. He has the chance in the next 12 months to radically transform his Goodison squad.
Seven senior players are out of contract this summer, another 14 next.
He has spent the last two years having to make do with a squad he inherited because he did not have the finances to bring in a host of new players to replace the ones he had but couldn't sell.
Now he can change things. But only if he is given the money to bring in replacements.
There is no sign of a stream of quality youngsters coming through to ease his financial quandary.
And he cannot allow his squad to get any smaller than it already is. Which means that this summer he will need to secure at least three or fou r qual ity signings.
At the moment he has a polarised squad. Eleven players are 30 or over. Another 10 are 25 or under.
On Saturday he opted to give youth a chance, giving Osman the opportunity to impress alongside Rooney, McFadden, Yobo and Tony Hibbert.
But Moyes needs more young players of proven quality if he is to fill the gaps left by the 30- somethings approaching the end of their contracts.
Duncan Ferguson, Kevin Campbell, David Weir, Alan Stubbs, Alex Nyarko, Steve Watson and Tomasz Radzinski are all over 30 and 12 months from the end of their current deal.
Radzinski is in negotiations for an extension, but how many will join him?
The answer to that question will be dictated by the board, and the amount of money they are willing to give Moyes to spend this summer.
He cannot be allowed to keep treading water. He deserves more than to be asked to keep Everton safe with a squad which is getting older all the time.
The best young players don't come cheap. But the signs are that even resurrecting the Sean Davis deal might be too much to ask this summer.
And if that is the case, then Saturday is a sign of things to come - keeping the wolves from the door is something we will have to get used to.
WOLVES (4-4-2): >Jones; Irwin (Ganea 77), Butler, Okoronkwo, Naylor; Newton, Ince, Cameron (Rae 73), Kennedy; Cort, Camara. Subs: Oakes, Luzhny, Iversen.
EVERTON (4-4-2): >Martyn; Hibbert, Weir, Yobo, Pistone; Osman, Nyarko (Campbell 88), Carsley (Jeffers 81), McFadden; Rooney, Radzinski. Subs: Wright, Stubbs, Linderoth. BOOKING: Rooney (foul).
REFEREE: >Mike Riley.
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Vandals are thought to have lit the fire that gutted a £320,000 dump truck at an open cast mine in Scotland.
Miller Pycraft's commercial and applied technology branch has been appointed by insurer Allianz Cornhill to investigate the fire, which broke out early one morning last November. It blazed for several hours, because fire fighters considered it too dangerous to tackle. They eventually extinguished the fire by pouring slurry over the 100-tonne truck.
Strathclyde police are treating the circumstances surrounding the fire as suspicious.


We were saddened to learn of the avalanche hit 50 Sherpas working on Mt. Everest on April 18, killing thirteen and injuring others. We join people around the world in sharing a sense of loss and in extending our sympathies to the Sherpa community.
Thankfully, our friend Francesco Rovetta was not in the area of the avalanche and is fine. However, the climbing season on Mt. Everest has been cancelled, so Francesco will not be able to continue on with his expedition to benefit Nepal Youth Foundation.
We so appreciate Francesco's efforts on behalf of the children of Nepal, and we're so grateful that he and his team are safe.
Our original article published on March 30 about Francesco's expedition follows below.
Francesco Rovetta will climb earth's highest mountain next month to raise money for our New Life Center in Kathmandu, Nepal. The avid mountain climber took a break from his day job to create Summit Stories, a multi-year project that will take him to the top of seven of the world's highest peaks to raise funds for some of the world's neediest children.
At 29,029 feet, Mt. Everest will be the most challenging ascent in Francesco's Summit Stories quest. Francesco has also challenged himself to raise funds for our New Life Center — a healing place for HIV/AIDS affected children and their mothers.
The New Life Center takes a holistic approach to the treatment of these fragile children — providing nutritious meals, life-prolonging medical treatment, psychological counseling, and tutoring.
Children and their caregivers stay an average of three months before returning home fully nourished and free of secondary infections. The center served 88 children last year, and 65 of them were discharged upon improvement.
Currently housed in a rented house in Kathmandu, we hope to expand the clinic to serve more impoverished children and their mothers. The funds raised by Francesco's expedition will help make this dream come true.
Francesco will travel to Mt. Everest with seven climbers and an array of guides, Sherpas and porters. The climb up the mountain known as Sagarmatha in Nepal ("the Head in the Great Blue Sky") and Chomolungma in Tibet ("Holy Mother") will take about two months. Francesco will climb to the summit in late May.
Many thanks to Francesco and to all the supporters of Summit Stories for caring about the children of Nepal!
Read more about Francesco's quest at Summit Stories.
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This is the 1986 Halley's comet commemorative plate made by Wedgewood, England. It shows nine scenes that commemorate the return of the comet.
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Sterling silver, souvenir spoons were popular collectibles when the comet appeared in 1910.
Sheet music reflected the public's interest in the comet's appearance.
As I searched for interesting 1910 sheet music, I found some early pieces from the 1861 comet.
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Netizens talked about the performance fees of some of the highest-paid actors and actresses.
On a community forum, netizens discussed the pay rates recently reported by media outlets. Shedding light on some actors and actresses in K-dramas, the rates stunned many audiences, as the rate has hiked enormously since 2001.
According to the chart, the fee that both Lee Jong Suk and Lee Seung Gi received for their dramas ('While You Were Sleeping' and 'A Korean Odyssey', respectively) amounted up to 120 million KRW (about 120K USD) per episode. Compared to the fee that actress Kang Soo Yeon received per episode for her 2001 drama 'Ladies of the Palace', which was about 5K USD, the rate for actors today had risen to exorbitant figures.
Actresses today, on the other hand, also received more than double of what actresses used to be paid, but their rates had some notable differences compared to actors. For example, Suzy, who played the female lead with Lee Jong Suk in the same drama, was paid about 80K USD per episode. Actress Go Hyun Jung was also paid the same amount for her 2018 drama 'Return', before leaving the drama due to a conflict.
Some top-voted netizen reactions include: "I don't understand why celebrities get paid that much money.... before you give them money, raise the wages of the staff members who would give up their lives.", "I wish these celebrities would earn less and take better care of staff members' monthly wages that always get pushed back...am I the weird one for having that kind of mindset? lol", "But honestly, are their acting skills worth that much?", "I'm sorry but why is Lee Jong Suk's fee higher than Suzy?...(omitted)...", "If they get paid that much per episode, then how much do they get paid all together??"
And still it is nothing compared to what the actors / actresses in America earn. And honestly, this pay probably also includes all the damn promo stuff they have to do, going on variety shows and such. But yeah, it is still a damn a lot of money.
The question is how do they even make that much? Where does that money even come from?


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Decibel Mag Tour Philly Photo Gallery Behemoth, Watain, The Devil's Blood, In Solitude
Poland's blackened death metal titans, Behemoth, ripped through Philly's Trocadero Theater last week headlining the American Decibel Magazine Tour 2012 and Blow The Scene was there to capture the show in photos for your viewing pleasure. This stellar showcase also included Watain, The Devil's Blood, In Solitude, and Evoken and supported a packed house with generations of enthusiastic music lovers to share the experience.
Behemoth have been decimating stages around the world since their inception in 1991 and have a slew of renowned releases that span some of the most influential metal labels in the world, including MetalBlade, Nuclear Blast, and Century Media, to name just a few. The band was dealt a major setback in 2010 when singer/guitarist Adam "Nergal" Darski was diagnosed with advanced leukemia and the band was forced to cancel tours in support of their 2009 LP, Evangelion. By January of 2011, Nergal had undergone a bone marrow transplant and spent the early part of 2011 recovering from the illness and surgery. Nergal was able to pull through with a full recovery, as fans and friends were more than happy to receive word the band began writing towards a new album slated for a 2013 release and once again began touring.
Many, including members of the band, consider The Decibel Magazine Tour 2012 to be Behomoth's victorious return as front-runners in the metal world and this Trocadero performance only solidified this notion. Behemoth hit the stage larger than life in their ghoulish war paint and proceeded to rip through a set that spanned their 20-year career. You could feel the excitement and energy pouring from the band with a elevated sense of determination and clarity. Even following four great performances by the opening acts, Behemoth drew new life from the audience and propelled the evening towards an incredible zenith of emotion with a powerful delivery of technical death metal that was executed flawlessly. There is no question; Behemoth is a band that is here to stay and will continue to push the boundaries of extreme music. We will certainly be keeping a close eye on the band as they prepare material for a 2013 release.
This inaugural Decibel Magazine Tour was rounded out by Swedish black metal provocateurs Watain, Dutch prog mystics The Devil's Blood, Swedish old-school occultists In Solitude, and New Jersey funeral doom metal band Evoken.
Our incredibly talented Senior Staff Photographer Dante Torrieri was on hand to deliver another amazing set of photos for your viewing pleasure.
Without further ado..
All photos by Dante Torrieri of Useless Rebel Imaging.
Words by Joshua T. Cohen
Evoken
The Devil's Blood
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Last month Rich Plakas covered what those new to WordPress need to know about Best Practices for Website Design. Based on our member's requests, this month Rich showed attendees how to implement them in their WordPress sites. Rich reviewed some websites to help attendees to know what to look for in a best practices-designed site.


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Tesco's Christmas ad campaign 'Here's to the Hosts' continues to run across television screens in the run-up to Christmas this Sunday.
Directed by award-winning documentary-director Ken Wardrop, each advert sees real people from across the country reading out a letter they've written to the person who hosts them for Christmas dinner, thanking them for their hospitality.
Directed by Ken Wardrop and Produced by Andrew Freedman for Production Company Antidote, the 'Here's to the Hosts' campaign was created by advertising Agency Rothco, where Paddy Geraghty was the Art Director, Morgan Fiebig was the copywriter, and Jessica Derby was the Agency producer.
Picture and Sound posted here at Screen Scene, the spots were edited by Jake Walshe, Juniper Calder, Tom O'Flaherty, and Juangus Dinsmore.
Gavin Casey was the Flame operator, the Sound design was handled by Will Farrell, while Sinead Bagnall was the post producer.
The campaign will continue from now until Christmas.


CIIM announces the establishment of a new exchange partnership programme with the University of Manitoba in Canada. The new exchange partnership will commence on September 2018.
Students interested in the exchange programme can contact Ms Lena Jelic directly, International Relations (Erasmus+) and Career Office at lena@ciim.ac.cy or at (+357) 22 462 221.
University of Manitoba – Western Canada's first university founded more than 140 years ago, and located in the heart of the country. The University is the region's largest and only research intensive university offering over 100 academic programs, including professional disciplines such as medicine, law and engineering.
The energetic university community is comprised of close to 30,000 students, over 8,900 faculty and staff, and 138,000 alumni in 137 countries. Over 16 per cent of the University's current students are international, representing 115 countries.
The University of Manitoba is located on Anishinabe and Metis traditional land and is home to a thriving community of Indigenous researchers, staff and more than 2,000 First Nations, Metis and Inuit students, including over 3,580 graduate students — one of the largest Indigenous student bodies in the country.
The University of Manitoba stimulates over $1.8 billion in economic activity in the province, and are leaders in Manitoba's knowledge economy with groundbreaking research in areas such as nanotechnology, functional foods and nutraceuticals, HIV/AIDS, and climate change.


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Richard Edward Haig
March 10, 1946 – January 8, 2022
Richard "Dickie" Edward Haig, 75, of Mechanicsville, MD, passed away peacefully on Saturday, January 8, 2022 at MedStar St. Mary's Hospital in Leonardtown, MD. He was born on March 10, 1946 in Washington, DC to the late Richard Annis Haig and Juanita Iris (Vogel) Haig.
Dickie met the love of his life, Linda Haig and they married on January 25, 1965. Together they weathered many storms and loved deeply for over fifty-six (56) years. Their love grew continuously and they welcomed three kind children, Rick, Steve & Michelle.
A hard-working man with a strong work-ethic, Richard owned and operated Floor Crafters Ltd. He was able to support his family doing what he loved. Richard was very talented and loved working with his hands. He would help out with any project as his knowledge was limitless.
Richard was an active member of the No Hunt Hunt Club. He enjoyed many years of turkey hunting, playing cards, and having a great time with the guys. He loved animals. If he saw a stray dog anywhere he would pick the dog up and either bring it home or take them to the Humane Society. He was always taking pictures of birds and looking them up in his bird books. He was an active member of the National Rifle Association. On relaxing Sunday's, he could be found watching the Washington Redskins. He enjoyed spending his summers on the beaches of the Outer Banks and hunting season in the Mountains.
Above all, Richard loved his family. Spending time with his grandkids brought him great joy. He was devoted to being the best husband, father and grandfather and was hugely successful. A true gentleman, Richard left a legacy of love for his family, pride in his country, and was always helping others. For instance, when he would pick up the nurses when we had a bad snow and take them to work or take puzzles and books to the veteran's home.
Dickie is survived by his beloved wife, Linda Haig of Mechanicsville, MD; children, Richard R. Haig of Mechanicsville, MD and Steven Haig (Julie) of Mechanicsville, MD; Michelle Stinson (Jimmy) of Charlotte Hall, MD and nine (9) grandchildren, Ricky, Emily, Kaylie, Gabriella, Seth, Kayla, Kacey, Taylor and Kathryn. He is also survived by his siblings, Ronald Haig, Nancy Dove, Bonnie Baxley (Johnny) and Lori Ferguson (John). He was preceded in death by his parents and brother-in-law, Edward Dove.
The family will receive friends for Richard's Memorial Gathering on Friday, February 11, 2022 from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. with a Memorial Service held at 1:00 p.m. all at Brinsfield Funeral Home & Crematory, P.A., 30195 Three Notch Road, Charlotte Hall, MD 20622. Interment will be held privately.
In lieu of flowers the family would request you consider making a donation in Richard's name to ALS Foundation, 1300 Wilson Blvd., Suite 600, Arlington, VA 22209 or Alzheimer Association, 225 N. Michigan Ave., Fl. 17, Chicago, IL 60601.
Condolences to the family may be made at www.brinsfieldfuneral.com.
Arrangements by the Brinsfield Funeral Home & Crematory, P.A. Charlotte Hall, MD.