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Q: trouble understanding an awk scrpt I'm having having issues understanding this gawk command. In summary it parses two log (local access) Tomcat log files for certain criteria.
Here is the function:
gawk 'function getip(rec) {n=split(rec,a,"\"");
        split(a[n-1],ip,",");return ip[1]}
    $10 ~ /302/ && $6 ~ /POST/ && $7 ~ /^\/sso\/lfe\/ui\/login/
    {lfe_user_ip=getip($0);
        user_path[lfe_user_ip]=user_path[lfe_user_ip]"_login-302"}
    /\/sso\/pfe\/rs\/profile\/customer/ && $6 ~ /PUT/
    {pfe_user_ip=getip($0);
        if (user_path[pfe_user_ip] ~ /_login-302/) {
            if ($10 ~ /200/) successful_redirect_conversion+=1;
            else failed_redirect_conversion+=1;} }
    END {print successful_redirect_conversion, failed_redirect_conversion}' \
        localhost_kff_access_log.2017-10-09.txt \
  /ses/var/late/dev001/tomcat/kfc/s002/logs/localhost_kfc_access_log.2017-10-09.txt

What I don't understand is the split method and also the escaping of the path as such:
$7 ~ /^\/sso\/lfe\/ui\/login/

A: The first split divides the input on literal double quotes and puts the results in a:
n=split(rec,a,"\"");

The value of n indicates how many fields we ended up with.  The next split takes the second to last of these fields and splits that on commas:
split(a[n-1],ip,",");

Finally, the function returns the first of these values:
return ip[1]

Without access to your input logs it's hard to say exactly what this accomplishes, but typically, something like
various values "some of them in quotes"  and "11.22.33.44,55.66.77.88,some more"

will take the last double-quoted field (the n-1 is because split returns an empty field from after the last ") and further remove anything after the first comma, yielding the final result 11.22.33.44.
Regarding the backslash, you have to escape any literal backslash in Awk regexes because the backslash itself is a regex delimiter.
$7 ~ /foo/bar/

is a syntax error because the slash looks like the regex ends after foo and the bar/ is outside.  Putting in a backslash like /foo\/bar/ allows the Awk parser to properly see that the internal slash is part of the regex, not its terminating delimiter.


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Рейтинг недееспособности государств (, ранее ) — индекс, призванный оценить неспособность властей контролировать целостность территории, а также демографическую, политическую и экономическую ситуацию в стране. Разрабатывается американскими  и журналом . Впервые Индекс был опубликован в 2005 году.

Принципы классификации
Основные страны мира классифицируются по десяти группам:
 страны группы бордового цвета — несостоявшиеся государства;
 страны группы красного цвета — очень неустойчивые, слабые государства, имеющие при неблагоприятном для них развитии событий шанс перейти в разряд несостоявшихся государств;
 страны группы различных оттенков оранжевого цвета — государства, в той или иной степени неудовлетворительно справляющиеся с отдельными функциями, которое должно выполнять государство;
 страны группы различных оттенков жёлтого цвета — стабильные государства;
 страны группы оттенков зелёного цвета — образцовые государства.

Оценка производится по следующим параметрам:
 демографическое давление (определяется плотностью населения и наличием противоборствующих этнических групп);
 уровень эмиграции;
 уровень экономического неравенства;
 экономическая ситуация;
 криминализация государства;
 раздробленность в силовых структурах и элите;
 перемещение беженцев внутри страны;
 рост реваншистских настроений;
 количество предоставляемых государством услуг;
 приверженность исполнению законов и соблюдению прав человека;
 внешнее вмешательство (риски иностранного вмешательства в политические и военные конфликты, а также зависимость от внешнего финансирования).

Положение России в рейтинге
Самое высокое (нестабильное) положение Россия занимала в 2006 г. — 43 место (первый год составления рейтинга).

В рейтинге 2010 года Россия находится на 80-м месте, улучшив своё место на  по сравнению с рейтингом 2009 года. Выше России из республик бывшего СССР находились в 2010 году Узбекистан (36-е место), Грузия (37-е место), Таджикистан (38-е место), Молдавия (58-е место), Азербайджан (55-е место) и Туркмения (65-е место). Ниже России (ситуация лучше) в рейтинге в 2010 году находились Белоруссия (82-е место), Армения (101-е место), Казахстан (103-е место), Украина (109-е место), Латвия (136-е место), Эстония (140-е место), а также Литва (146-е место), являющаяся по данному рейтингу самым устойчивым государством из бывших советских республик. Самым несостоявшимся государством на 2010 год было признано Сомали (1-е место), а самым устойчивым — Норвегия (последнее, 177-е место). Китай находился на 62-м месте, США — на 158-м.

В 2012 году Россия переместилась на 83-е место, в 2013 году — на 80-е, в 2014 году — на 85-е, в 2015 году — на 65-е, в 2016 году — также на 65-м, в 2017 году — на 67-е, в 2018 году — на 69-е.

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I cannot believe that next week I will be halfway to meeting Little R-M! My pregnancy seems to be going so fast. I think now that we have found a house and have that sorted, I can focus a little bit more on growing this baby and enjoying my pregnancy.
Feeling: The headaches have subsided. Woo hoo. It's such a huge relief after weeks of pain. I'm also finally starting to feel like a have a bit more energy as you are supposed to in the second trimester. I've had a stinking head cold so I've been going to bed early and sleeping fairly well, but I've been waking up with so much more energy. I haven't felt like I'm treading through treacle all day and the 4pm slumps have not been anywhere like as bad.
Appointments: I had an appointment with the specialist this week, It was a bit of a waste of time to be honest, as I was there to see if there was a risk of premature labour due to two colposcopies I have had, and the amount of my cervix that has been removed. I was really worrying about it, but when I got there, she just explained the situation and booked me in for another scan tomorrow. So I guess I should know more tomorrow. Fingers and toes crossed.
Looking: I don't think bump has grown much this week, although my mum told me I was huge today. She's so blunt, bless her, but it didn't worry me at all.
Craving: Nothing this week, but I am constantly thirsty at the moment.
Sleeping: Getting comfy is still difficult, but I do seem to be sleeping better.
Baby is the size of: A mango.


How can I transfer to an H-1B visa at the I-829 stage?
I am currently in my I-829 stage. Because the project I invested in is in trouble, I may not be able to get an approval of my I-829. At this point, can I apply for an H-1B visa, since my employer agrees to sponsor me? What should I do next?
You cannot transfer from an I-829 to a green card, but if you surrender your green card, you might be able to apply for a new H-1B at a consulate abroad.
If your employer will actually sponsor you, there is nothing wrong in applying for H-1B and particularly if you can meet the requirements. However, you need to decide what you intend to do with the current green card. Advisably, consult an immigration attorney for further analysis on the possibility of an impending overlap of your current and existing green card and the planned H-1B, as both cannot co-exist.
You should retain an immigration attorney to understand your options. Giving up a GC is serious, but of course, it may be your best option.
First of all, there are no H-1B numbers available until fiscal year 2020 for start of employment as of Oct. 1, 2019, and which cannot be applied for earlier than April 1, 2019. More importantly, with current H-1B visa lottery, it is not possible to guarantee whether or not your H-1B gets selected and whether or not it will be approved if it gets selected, even if you have an employer who is willing to sponsor you. As a conditional permanent resident, you also need to first withdraw your pending I-829 before you can apply for a non-immigrant visa, such as an H-1B. It is advisable that you first consult an EB-5 immigration attorney who can review your project and possibly advise you of the chances of approval of your I-829.
You are a conditional permanent resident now. If your I-829 petition is denied and you lose your conditional permanent residency status, then you could later be in H-1B status. You should have a consultation appointment with an immigration attorney who is knowledgeable about EB-5 and who can give you sound legal advice about your overall situation.
You can abandon your status and get an H-1B abroad, if you find a petitioner.
Unless you or your employer are cap exempt, the time for a new H-1B petition has passed for this fiscal year. New H-1B numbers will be available as of Oct. 1, 2019; they can be applied for no earlier than April 1, 2019. Depending on your individual situation and your country of birth, you might consider applying for PERM labor certification, EB-2 or EB-3, if your employer agrees to sponsor you for a permanent, full-time position and can otherwise demonstrate that it is a shortage occupation through the DOL PERM process.
You cannot be on conditional resident status and H-1B. In order to get H-1B again you will need to abandon the conditional residency, which you probably should not do.
Normally, if one is at the I-829 stage you would not want to abandon your conditional permanent residency to apply for an H-1B status. Remember, there are no H-1B visa numbers available until fiscal year 2020, starting Oct. 1, 2019. You would have to apply by April 1, 2019, and, given the limited number of H-1B numbers, your chance of success may be no greater than 25 percent. Even if your employer agrees to sponsor you, it may not be possible to obtain an approval. At this stage, you should concentrate on getting your I-829 petition approved and should consult with your attorney as well as your agent if you are represented by same on this matter.
As a lawful permanent resident, you will first have to request to withdraw the I-829 and abandon your lawful permanent residency before you can file for a non-immigrant status (H-1B). This, however, can take months before USCIS confirms your withdrawal and request to abandon status.


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Science, God, and the White House
Back in the 80s I stumbled upon the book, Scientific Proof of the Existence of God Will Soon Be Announced by the White House!, by Franklin Jones, aka Frederick Jenkins, later Da Free John, later Adi Da Samraj. I bought it on the spot. Likely a typical 70s mystic charlatan, Jones nonetheless saw clearly our poor grasp of tools for seeking truth and saw how deep and misguided is our deference to authority. At least that's how I took it.
Who'd expect a hippie mystic to be a keen philosopher of science. The book's title, connecting science, church and state, shrewdly wraps four challenging ideas:
That there can be such a thing as scientific proof of anything
That there could be new findings about the existence of God
That evidence for God could be in the realm of science
That government should or could accredit a scientific theory
On the first point, few but the uneducated, TIME magazine, and the FDA think that proof is in the domain of science. Proof is deductive. It belongs to math, logic and analytic philosophy. Science uses evidence and induction to make inferences to the best explanation.
Accepting that strong evidence would suffice as proof, point number 2 is a bit trickier. Evidence of God's existence can't be ruled out a priori. God could be observable or detectable; we might see him or his consequences. An almighty god could easily have chosen to regularly show himself or to present unambiguous evidence. But Yahweh, at least in modern times, doesn't play like that (A wicked and adulterous generation demands a sign but none will be given – Matthew 16:4). While believers often say no evidence would satisfy the atheist, I think a focused team could come up with rules for a demonstration that at least some nonbelievers would accept as sufficient evidence.
Barring any new observations that would constitute evidence, point number 3 is tough to tackle without wading deep into philosophy of science. To see why, consider the theory that God exists. Is it even a candidate for a scientific theory, as one WSJ writer thinks (Science Increasingly Makes the Case for God)? I.e., is it the content of a theory or the way it is handled by its advocates that makes the theory scientific? If the latter, it can be surprisingly hard to draw the line between scientific investigations and philosophical ones. Few scientists admit this line is so blurred, but how do string theorists, who make no confirmable or falsifiable predictions, defend that they are scientists? Their fondness for non-empirical theory confirmation puts them squarely in the ranks of the enlightenment empiricist, Bishop Berkeley of Cloyne (namesake of our fair university) who maintained that matter does not exist. Further, do social scientists make falsifiable predictions, or do they just continually adjust their theory to accommodate disconfirming evidence?
That aside, those who work in the God-theory space somehow just don't seem to qualify as scientific – even the young-earth creationists trained in biology and geology. Their primary theory doesn't seem to generate research and secondary theories to confirm or falsify. Their papers are aimed at the public, not peers – and mainly aim at disproving evolution. Can a scientific theory be primarily negative? Could plate-tectonics-is-wrong count as a proper scientific endeavor?
Gould held that God was simply outside the realm of science. But if we accept that the existence of God could be a valid topic of science, is it a good theory? Following Karl Popper, a scientific theory can withstand only a few false predictions. On that view the repeated failures of end-of-days predictions by Harold Camping and Herbert Armstrong might be sufficient to kill the theory of God's existence. Or does their predictive failures simply exclude them from the community of competent practitioners?
Would NASA engineer, Edgar Whisenant be more credible at making predictions based on the theory of God's existence? All his predictions of rapture also failed. He was accepted by the relevant community ("…in paradigm choice there is no standard higher than the assent of the relevant community" – Thomas Kuhn) since the Trinity Broadcast Network interrupted its normal programming to help watchers prepare. If a NASA engineer has insufficient scientific clout, how about our first scientist? Isaac Newton predicted, in Observations upon the Prophecies of Daniel and the Apocalypse of St. John, that the end would come in 2000 CE. Maybe Newton's calculator had the millennium bug.
If we can't reject the theory for any number of wrong predictions, might there be another basis for rejecting it? Some say absence of a clear mechanism is a good reason to reject theories. In the God theory, no one seems to have proposed a mechanism by which such a God could have arisen. Aquinas's tortured teleology and Anselm's ontological arguments still fail on this count. But it seems unfair to dismiss the theory of God's existence on grounds of no clear mechanism, because we have long tolerated other theories deemed scientific with the same weakness. Gravity, for example.
Does assent of the relevant community grant scientific status to a theory, as Kuhn would have it? If so, who decides which community is the right one? Theologians spend far more time on Armageddon than do biologists and astrophysicists – and theologians are credentialed by their institutions. So why should Hawking and Dawkins get much air time on the matter? Once we've identified a relevant community, who gets to participate in its consensus?
This draws in point number 4, above. Should government or the White House have any more claim to a scientific pronouncement than the Council of Bishops? If not, what are we to think of the pronouncements by Al Gore and Jerry Brown that the science of climate is settled? Should they have more clout on the matter than Pope Francis (who, interestingly, has now made similar pronouncements)?
If God is outside the realm of science, should science be outside the jurisdiction of government? What do we make of President Obama's endorsement of "calling out climate change deniers, one by one"? You don't have to be Franklin Jones or Da Free John to see signs here of government using the tools of religion (persecution, systematic effort to censure and alienate dissenters) in the name of science. Is it a stretch to see a connection to Jean Bodin, late 16th century French jurist, who argued that only witches deny the existence of witches?
Can you make a meaningful distinction between our government's pronouncements on the truth or settledness of the climate theory (as opposed to government's role in addressing it) and the Kremlin's 1948 pronouncement that only Lamarckian inheritance would be taught, and their call for all geneticists to denounce Mendelian inheritance? Is it scientific behavior for a majority in a relevant community to coerce dissenters?
In trying to draw a distinction between UN and US coercion on climate science and Lysenkoism, some might offer that we (we moderns or we Americans) are somehow different – that only under regimes like Lenin's and Hitler's does science get so distorted. In thinking this, it's probably good to remember that Hitler's eugenics was born right here, and flourished in the 20th century. It had nearly full academic support in America, including Stanford and Harvard. That is, to use Al Gore's words, the science was settled. California, always a trendsetter, by the early 1920s, claimed 80% of America's forced sterilizations. Charles Goethe, founder of Sacramento State University, after visiting Hitler's Germany in 1934 bragged to a fellow California eugenicist about their program's influence on Hitler.
If the era of eugenics seems too distant to be relevant to the issue of climate science/politics, consider that living Stanford scientist, Paul Ehrlich, who endorsed compulsory abortion in the 70s, has had a foot in both camps.
As crackpots go, Da Free John was rather harmless.
"Indeed, it has been concluded that compulsory population-control laws, even including laws requiring compulsory abortion, could be sustained under the existing Constitution if the population crisis became sufficiently severe to endanger the society." – Ehrlich, Holdren and Ehrlich, EcoScience, 3rd edn, 1977, p. 837
"You will be interested to know that your work has played a powerful part in shaping the opinions of the group of intellectuals who are behind Hitler in this epoch-making program." – Charles Goethe, letter to Edwin Black, 1934
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#1 by william nelson on July 22, 2016 - 6:05 am
It's kind of strange that you begin your post by "kind of" complementing Da Free John and then end your post by demeaning him.
#2 by RBS on October 24, 2016 - 3:53 am
This comment is far to late to be relevant, but your statement "If the era of eugenics seems too distant…" could be a much stronger warning. The efforts being put into gene editing raise more than a specter of eugenics. We will soon possess the ability to edit out all the "wrong" sort of people, by removing or altering genetic code. It is impossible for me to imagine that abiliy being ignored by the powerful.
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Julianna Margulies is an actress and also the mother of a 10-year-old son named Kieran so she should be able to give good pieces of advice on parenting! The star was a guest on Good Morning America today, and aside from promoting her brand new series called Dietland, she also had a few words of wisdom for a fellow actor and parent.
As you may be aware, Clooney and Margulies played one of the most beloved couples on TV on the show ER.
They portrayed Dr. Doug Ross and nurse Carol Hathaway on the series that ran from 1994 to 2009.
Even though it's been so long since the show ended, the actress revealed that now that it's on Hulu, she is getting recognized because of the character again these days.


I don't know if you are anything like me and struggle to even eat 5 pieces of fruit and veg a day, let alone enough fibre. So I signed up to the 5 a day challenge where you monitor your intake of food and how your tummy feels, also offering some different recipes to try to increase intake of high fibre foods. By the end I felt alot less bloated and actually enjoying eating better range of foods that I knew was better for my gut.
We as a family had these cereals and enjoyed them all, they do not taste all carboardy like some cereals do. Even my toddler ate them and she doesn't usually eat cereal. My personal favorite was the golden crunch and sadly that was the first to go out of the three. Its great eating breakfast every day often I am so busy by the time ive sorted the kids and lunches and everything else its time for me to leave and I have to grab something like a few biscuits or something equally unhealthy.
The 5 day challenge had been great for us and enjoying adding fresh smoothies and muffins to our diets have been a lovely change to the normal breakfast routine. Also helping fight of those hunger pains I usually get before lunch meaning I eat less snacky foods.
Why not give it a go your self.


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Amazon Zero Waste: Sign the Petition!
I couldn't sleep last night because I felt like I hit a wall with Amazon Zero Waste. Though the customer service representatives  were very polite, that's about all they were. They offered no hint of resolution or indication that my message would even reach the decision makers. But with ample support from friends, businesses, and amazing zero wasters like yourself, I was not going to give up. Not by a long shot. Then with an inspirational message from a SoCal Zero Waster named Cristina, we decided to take this a step further. Now it's a petition!
If you agree that Amazon should stop shipping its products in non-recycled cardboard, stuffed with single-use plastics, please sign this petition. If you think they should only be using 100% post consumer materials, and compostable packing materials, please sign this petition. Amazon already offers sustainable shipping practices in Germany. It's time they go Zero Waste in their home country, too!
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So Malta Comic Con's over. That's the last local convention for 2014. I'd say the (very short) convention season ended on a good note, at least in terms of cosplay. The turnout was excellent, and the quality of the costumes was fantastic in general.
Audience impact was a little hard to gauge, because everyone applauded each cosplayer, but the other criteria wee very clear. The judges also asked us questions about our costumes, and gave us a chance to explain exactly what we made, altered, or bought. I think we lost a few points for not completely sewing all of Jenny Flint's costume, not making our own prosthetic, and using cheap plastic swords - my sword was particularly flimsy, and actually fell to pieces on stage. Darn cheap plastic katana.
I think my favourites that day were Lady Thor, the Bioshock Infinite couple, and Annie from League of Legends.
I've been planning to enter as Madame Vastra with my friend as Jenny Flint for a year now, and we finally debuted our costumes. I think we look pretty darn good.
The makeup took about 90 minutes to apply, and I was amazed how well it turned out. Another friend applied most of it for me. I don't think I could have done it without her. The prosthetic is stuck down with spirit gum and blended with liquid latex. Once everything was dry she covered it with green face paint and added details with more paint and some eye shadow.
Because I was so busy with the makeup, and only got to St James Cavalier at noon, I didn't see very much of the con. I had a look around the tables and chatted with various artists and creators. Got myself a copy of Pilot: Mythology, and very nice Tank Girl t-shirt too. I also tried out a demo game: The Adventures of Scottie. It was made by some friends of mine, and it looks like a lot of fun.
I didn't attend the second day of Malta Comic Con, partly because my Female Titan costume is nowhere near ready, and partly because I had other commitments. Oh well, maybe next year. I'm already thinking of all the costumes I could create :) . . .


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The road to elimination of new pediatric HIV infections: FHI 360's contribution
This piece originally appeared on FHI 360's Degrees Blog. For the complete text, please visit: http://degrees.fhi360.org/the-road-to-elimination-of-new-pediatric-hiv-infections-fhi-360s-contribution/.
By Justin Mandala, MD, MPH, FHI 360 Technical Advisor, and Kwasi Torpey, MD, PhD, MPH, Director of Technical Support in FHI 360′s Zambia Prevention Care and Treatment Partnership
We've been at this challenge of preventing mother-to-child transmission of HIV for more than a decade, and the international community is looking for ways to measure the effectiveness of everyone's efforts. We need to look not only at process goals — such as the number of pregnant women with HIV who received antiretrovirals (ARVs) — but also at impact benchmarks.
The most desirable impact measurement is HIV-free survival (HFS), which is the proportion of children who are alive and HIV free even though the mothers have HIV at the time of their births. This proportion is often challenging to measure, though, and the alternative is to calculate the mother-to-child transmission rate — the proportion of children who are not infected with HIV despite birth by HIV-positive mothers. In rural Malawi, FHI 360 supported primary health centers and observed an 82 percent HFS at 24 months of age when both the HIV-positive mothers and their infants received ARVs. The HFS rate was 61 percent when only the mother received ARVs. The rate is known to be 55 percent with no intervention.
In Zambia, an analysis was done of early-infant HIV diagnosis results for 28,320 children born to HIV-positive mothers in provinces where FHI 360 works. Results indicated that six weeks after birth, the mother-to-child transmission rate was 7.3 percent in January 2009, and had dropped to 5.9 percent in July 2010. When there was no intervention, the rate was 21.8 percent. This encouraging trend was attributed to an increasingly higher proportion of mother-infant pairs receiving ARVs and of mothers receiving more efficacious regimens of two or more ARVs. This effort should be maintained and even accelerated for the elimination goal — 2 percent transmission rate at six weeks — to be reached by 2015.
Efforts to prevent mother-to-child transmission improve HIV-free survival and make the goal of eliminating transmission (defined as reducing the rate to less than 5 percent at 12 months of age) an achievable dream. To reach this goal by 2015, virtually all pregnant women with HIV should receive both the most efficacious ARV combinations and access to family planning methods. The momentum is here; the main challenge remains the inadequacy between the needs and available resources to provide accessible and efficacious intervention to all women in need of them.
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IPU encourages parliamentarians to join UNFOLD ZERO campaign
The Inter-Parliamentary Union marked the International Day for the Total Elimination of Nuclear Weapons today by renewing its call for parliamentary action on nuclear disarmament and by encouraging parliamentarians to support the UNFOLD ZERO campaign.
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The Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) - a global organisation of 164 member parliaments - renewed its call on parliaments and MPs around the world to promote nuclear disarmament and nonproliferation as a matter of urgency, as it marked today the first ever International Day for the Total Elimination of Nuclear Weapons.
The International Day aims to enhance public awareness and education on the threat posed to humanity by nuclear weapons and the necessity to eliminate them.
IPU made the call at the UN commemoration event for the day at the Palais des Nations in Geneva, and also in a video-message to its membership by IPU Secretary-General Martin Chungong.
IPU has been working on the issue over the years in an effort to mobilize parliamentary action towards a nuclear-weapon-free world.
In March this year, IPU Members adopted a landmark resolution urging parliaments to work with governments on a range of actions. This includes not using nuclear weapons as deterrents in national defence plans, strengthening the safety of all nuclear materials, consolidating existing nuclear-weapon-free zones and supporting the establishment of new ones.
The IPU resolution also called for support for the start of negotiations on a nuclear weapons convention or a package of agreements to help achieve a nuclear-weapon-free world, and to use all available tools to monitor national implementation of disarmament commitments.
The resolution was adopted with the consent of parliaments from virtually all of the countries possessing nuclear weapons. It reflected a political will and consensus for change on the issue.
IPU is also encouraging its Members to take part in the UN-led UNFOLD ZERO campaign which promotes the total elimination of nuclear weapons.
There are currently 17,000 nuclear weapons in the world, constituting a grave threat to international peace and security.
See: IPU Press Briefing IPU renews call for parliamentary action on nuclear disarmament


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Israel's environment ministry blocks oil pipeline deal with UAE – Jerusalem Post / YNET / Haaretz
Posted by Editor on Friday, December 17th 2021
"We blocked the entry of dozens of oil tankers into the Gulf of Eilat," Environmental Protection Minister Tamar Zandberg said in a statement.
By REUTERS Published: DECEMBER 16, 2021
A still image taken from underwater video footage shows corals and fish near barrels, as divers from Israel Nature and Parks Authority remove corals from objects, in the Red Sea, near Katza beach in Eilat (photo credit: REUTERS)
Israel's Environmental Protection Ministry said on Thursday that it had blocked a deal with partners from the United Arab Emirates to transport oil from the Gulf to Europe via an Israeli port city that houses a fragile coral reef.
The announcement could lead to the cancellation of the deal, one of the biggest to emerge from the normalization of ties between Israel and the UAE last year. Environmentalists had petitioned Israel's Supreme Court to block the agreement.
Signed between an Israeli state-owned company and a venture with Emirati and Israeli owners, the deal allows for oil unloaded from tankers in the Red Sea port of Eilat to be moved across Israel in an existing pipeline to the Mediterranean coast.
Responding to the Supreme Court petition, Prime Minister Naftali Bennett's government said it would not intervene and would instead allow the Environmental Protection Ministry to play its regulatory role limiting activities that pose ecological risks.
"We blocked the entry of dozens of oil tankers into the Gulf of Eilat," Environmental Protection Minister Tamar Zandberg said in a statement, adding that Israel "will not become a bridge of pollution in an era of the climate crisis". Map of the UAE oil transfer to Europe and Asia through Israel land-bridge. (credit: screenshot)
Israel's energy minister had previously come out against the deal, also over environmental concerns.The Israeli state-owned company involved in the deal, Europe Asia Pipeline Company (EAPC), said the deal has "significant geopolitical and economic advantages for Israel and its citizens."
EAPC said it was committed to protecting the environment and would continue its dialogue with the Environmental Protection Ministry over its pipeline activities. The other company involved in the deal, MED-RED Land Bridge, did not immediately provide a comment.
https://www.jpost.com/breaking-news/israels-environment-ministry-blocks-oil-pipeline-deal-with-uae-688974
Environment Ministry blocks oil pipeline deal with UAE – YNET
Announcement could lead to cancellation of agreement, slammed by activists for ecological risks; deal one of the biggest to emerge from normalization of ties between Jerusalem and Abu Dhabi last year
Reuters | Published: 12.16.21
The Environmental Protection Ministry said on Thursday that it had blocked a deal with partners from the United Arab Emirates to transport oil from the Gulf to Europe via an Israeli port city that houses a fragile coral reef.
The announcement could lead to the cancellation of the deal, one of the biggest to emerge from the normalization of ties between Israel and the UAE last year. Environmentalists had petitioned the Supreme Court to block the agreement.
Signed between an Israeli state-owned company and a venture with Emirati and Israeli owners, the deal allows for oil unloaded from tankers in the Red Sea port of Eilat to be moved across Israel in an existing pipeline to the Mediterranean coast.Responding to the Supreme Court petition, Prime Minister Naftali Bennett's government said it would not intervene and would instead allow the Environmental Protection Ministry to play its regulatory role limiting activities that pose ecological risks.
Environmental Protection Minister Tamar Zandberg
(Photo: Kobi Konaks)
"We blocked the entry of dozens of oil tankers into the Gulf of Eilat," Environmental Protection Minister Tamar Zandberg said in a statement, adding that Israel "will not become a bridge of pollution in an era of the climate crisis".
The minister had previously come out against the deal, also over environmental concerns.The two companies involved in the deal – Israel's Europe Asia Pipeline Company (EAPC), and MED-RED Land Bridge – did not immediately provide comment.
https://www.ynetnews.com/environment/article/ryriwgy9t
Israel Tells Court It Won't Revoke UAE Oil Pipeline Deal, but Might Set Restrictions – Haaretz
Environmental Protection Ministry says will reserve the right to restrict volume of oil handled
Zafrir Rinat Dec. 16, 2021
People on the Eilat waterfront near the Europe-Asia Pipeline Company oil jetty, in August.Credit: Noa Siti Eliyahu/
The state told the High Court of Justice on Thursday that it will not block an agreement the Europe Asia Pipeline Company made with an Emirati firm to transport more oil through Eilat and Ashkelon ports. But it also said the Environmental Protection Ministry reserved the right to restrict the volume of oil transported through Israel.Haaretz Weekly Podcast
The statement was made in response to a petition filed by environmentalists urging the court to block the agreement. The Society for the Protection of Nature, Zalul and Adam Teva V'Din demanded the revocation of the agreement because it had not been approved by the government, and due to the harsh repercussions its implementation could have on the marine environment and the beaches, in case of an oil leak.
The EAP signed the agreement about a year ago and its implementation is expected to significantly increase the volume of oil transported through Israel to various world markets.
The Environmental Protection Ministry recently said it will not increase the amount of oil EAP may transport, in keeping with the toxins permit it had been given, which determines the maximum amount of hazardous substance any company may keep. The ministry's decision stems from experts' opinion that the Eilat gulf should not be burdened with an additional risk.
The ministry also rejected EAP's emergency plan to deal with sea pollution. The plan's approval was a condition of expanding the scope of oil transportation.
According to the EAP's business license and toxins permit, only six oil tankers may dock in the company's ports every year, carrying a load of oil that doesn't exceed two million tons. Implementing the new agreement would lead to the transport of 30 tankers a year, carrying tens of millions of tons of oil.
The EAP intends to fight in court against the Environmental Protection Ministry's policy. In a letter the company's lawyers sent the ministry's director general last month, they claimed the ministry's restrictions exceed its authority. The ministry is not authorized to determine the scope of EAP's activity, but only to set the terms the company must fulfill to maintain environmental demands, it said.
The ministry's legal advisor Dalit Dror wrote in response that no one has "a reserved right to operate a business in any scope it wants, insofar as it could have repercussions on the environment and the public."
Dror wrote that the ministry's zero-added-risk policy is customary in other countries, such as the United States and Canada. Those two states imposed restrictions on the movement of oil tankers in environmentally sensitive regions, she wrote.
The EAP commented that "after months of slander and groundless arguments against the agreement, the state's position in its response to the High Court of Justice, in the name of all the respondent ministries, proves again that the EAP has been and is operating in keeping with the law and the state agencies' instructions and in cooperation with them. Also, that the Med Red contract and its implementation is part of the company's core routine activity since its foundation."
EAP also said "the clear and firm position of the Finance Ministry and Israel Corporations Authority is that the EAP acted as it was expected to, to develop the company's business activity with international clients. And also that the agreement has significant geopolitical and economic advantages for Israel and its citizens."
The company said it would "preserve the environment, and nature and marine assets … with all means at its disposal and in keeping with instructions of the relevant officials."
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SILVERDALE, Wash. -- A Navy officer was awarded the Bronze Star with Combat "V" for valorous action during Operation Enduring Freedom in a ceremony at Explosive Ordnance Disposal Mobile Unit (EODMU) 11 Detachment Bangor, Aug. 30.
Lt. j.g. Dominic R. Frank was cited May 22 for exceptionally valorous conduct as the Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Officer in Charge for Operational Detachment Alpha-3336 in support of Operation Enduring Freedom on Jan. 28, 2010. He distinguished himself by supporting the operational detachment alpha with his steadfast courage and professionalism.
Rear Adm. Mark Rich, commander, Navy Region Northwest presented the medal.
"Lt. j.g. Frank is an example of courage and service to everyone in our region, and represents the best our Navy and Nation have to offer," said Rich.
"It's kind of bitter sweet," said Frank after receiving the award. "I mean this was a very bad day where a lot of guys out there did the right thing, like one of the medics who got wounded out there and got a Silver Star. He took a [bullet] in his shoulder and as he was bleeding he was still treating guys on their way to the bird."
On Jan. 28, 2010, the 1st Company, 6th Commandos and Operational Detachment-Alpha 3336 conducted an air assault onto objective Lincoln in the Lak Shar Ghar village, Nadi Ali district to clear a series of compounds suspected of housing enemies of Afghan leaders.
Due to the high number of pressure-plate improvised explosive devices (IED), Frank put himself in front of the assault force and cleared a path from the insertion point up to the target compound using his metal detector and mine probe. Frank commanded his EOD element through sensitive site exploitation and cleared all four compounds of explosive threats.
As one of the Operational Detachment-Alpha medics was wounded and the other treated Commandos, Frank took command of the treatment of an Air Force Combat Controller who received a gunshot wound and fell 14 feet from a rooftop.
"Initial shock, the first thirty seconds, it's a blur," said Frank. "Then as you actually pull down and take a step back, you'll be amazed how you react, and you know, I think it all goes back to the training. Even the most mundane, menial tasks we train on help out there."
Exposing himself to a barrage of enemy fire, Frank led the stretcher teams out of the safety of the compound and to the helicopter landing zone. He provided immeasurable support to the Operational Detachment-Alpha and engaged the enemy in 270-degree battle with complete disregard for his own personal safety.
"To be honest, I was more concerned about my guys' well-being and making sure they were safe than I was returning fire to the enemy," said Frank.
Frank attributed his achievements much to the efforts of his team and said he felt lucky to be alive.
"It's like, I feel good that I got the award but at the same time not," said Frank. "I got this award just supporting my guys and I'm just glad I made it out of that one."
A native of East Liverpool, Ohio, Frank joined the Navy in 1995. Currently, he is serving as EODMU 11 shore-based Detachment Bangor OIC responsible for EOD strategic weapon, IED, surface, chemical, biological, radiological, and underwater response for Navy Region Northwest.


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It Is Time To Prepare
Here we are again, rapidly approaching the heat of the summer and preparing to enjoy the things we love about Hilton Head Island. With all the fun of summer comes the beginning of the 2014 hurricane season. June 1 is the official start of the Atlantic Hurricane Season, which goes through November 30. Even though we have been fortunate in the past, we must continue to prepare for the possibility of a hurricane impacting the island.
The Town of Hilton Head Island takes emergency preparedness seriously and recommends everyone take the time to create or update their own emergency plans and kits. Several resources are available to assist you in developing your own family and/or business emergency plan and kit:
-The Town of Hilton Head Island Emergency Preparedness Guide, which can be found at Town Hall, any Fire Rescue Station on the island or online at hiltonheadislandsc.gov/publicsafety/citizensguideemergencyprep.cfm
-The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) at ready.gov
-The South Carolina Emergency Management Division Family Plan -scemd.org/planandprepare/preparedness/famdiasterplan Emergency Kit—scemd.org/planandprepare/preparedness/emergencykit
Just as you develop an emergency plan for your family, the town develops an emergency plan for our family: the citizens of and visitors to Hilton Head Island. Because we are concerned about your safety and our ability to get back on our feet after a disaster, we have developed emergency operations plans to ensure we are as prepared as we can be.
We continue to make efforts to improve our preparedness for and ability to respond to and recover from the impacts of severe weather and other disasters. To ensure we are as prepared as we can be, we review and practice our plans annually, just as you should practice your own emergency plans.
Once you have your emergency plan and kit in place, make sure you stay informed and keep up with any emergency information. The town's E-Subscription service is an excellent free service that allows you to get emergency information as well as other information about the activities of the town, including meetings, press releases, projects, and newsletters.
To register, visit hiltonheadislandsc.gov/services/e-subscribe.cfm. To receive emergency alerts, select "Emergency Alerts" in the Public Safety & Preparedness Information section.
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Just like during football season, it is invigorating to be on a winning team. Those wins translate into a productive recruiting season which produces more wins.
My son Michael, a college sophomore, has the honor of playing football at Auburn University, where he has the rare experience of tasting the winning spirit of a nationally-recognized team. Despite the heartbreaking loss at the National Championship game in Pasadena this year, many rising high school football stars are setting their sights on a team position. It's nice to be in a place where many want to be.
As mayor of Bluffton, I know that feeling, along with our council, staff members and residents. The word is out that Bluffton is a progressive, productive and innovative town, engaging in projects and programs that are attracting local, statewide and national attention. For example, the Bluffton Police Department has been inundated with résumés from experienced officers. Under the contagious leadership of Chief Joey Reynolds, the police department's reputation is spreading. Besides saving training budgets, experienced officers can literally hit the ground running. That experience pays well for the officer, the department and the town.
As college football teams know, the reputation of their coaches sets the stage for their success. As the third vice president of the prestigious FBI National Academy Associates (FBINAA), Reynolds is representing the organization and the Bluffton Police Department in Kathmandu, Nepal at an Asian-Pacific law enforcement conference this month. It's impressive for the town's top officer to have an international stage on which to tell part of the world about Bluffton.
The success of special teams also contributes to any football program, and in Bluffton, the Don Ryan Center just scored big. The South Carolina Department of Commerce recently awarded the center a $100,000 grant to nurture the region's start-up companies. This grant will also pay for educational programs extended to the general public.
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Q: How to Initialize the view-model with a querystring parameter Currently, I'm not using any sort of MVVM framework.  Therefore, it is simple to fetch the query-string paremeter value on a navigated page.  My scenario is a common one, I'm passing the primary key of an entity from the "Master Page" to the "Detail Page".
Right now, I'm trying to weigh the benefits of using an MVVM approach and this is a good example of the simple operations that can become convoluted in a framework like MVVM.  It could be that I've been looking in the wrong places, but it is a little frustrating not being able to readily find examples of this online.
Thanks!

A: You are not breaking the MVVM pattern by inserting some code in the view to pass the querystring to the ViewModel (perhaps use a factory pattern).
this.DataContext = ViewModelFactory.Create(HtmlPage.QueryString["MyVar"]);

You should use these patterns to assist you, and use them with common sense, sometimes they will overcomplicate things and backfire on extensibility/maintainability.

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Q: How to persist dynamic extension property in Hibernate? I am facing a complex requirement, puzzling me a lot. Help...
Hibernate:4.3.6
MySql 5.6.21
For support dynamic extension on standard product, such as:
Standard POJO:

package com.inspur.gsp;

import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Map;

public class Person {
 private String id;
 private String age;

 private Map<CustomPK, Person_T> i18nProperty = new HashMap<CustomPK, Person_T>();

 private Map<String, HashMap<String, Object>> extProperty = new HashMap<String, HashMap<String, Object>>();

 public Map<CustomPK, Person_T> getI18nProperty() {
  return i18nProperty;
 }

 public void setI18nProperity(Map<CustomPK, Person_T> i18nProperty) {
  this.i18nProperty = i18nProperty;
 }

 public String getId() {
  return id;
 }

 public void setId(String id) {
  this.id = id;
 }

 public String getAge() {
  return age;
 }

 public void setAge(String age) {
  this.age = age;
 }

 public Map<String, HashMap<String, Object>> getExtProperty() {
  return extProperty;
 }

 public void setExtProperty(Map<String, HashMap<String, Object>> extProperty) {
  this.extProperty = extProperty;
 }
}

So, ExtProperity's type is Map<String, Map<String, Object>>, it will be used for storage extension property. Then we need to persist it to database.
Here is my hbm.xml:

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!DOCTYPE hibernate-mapping PUBLIC "-//Hibernate/Hibernate Mapping DTD 3.0//EN"
"http://hibernate.sourceforge.net/hibernate-mapping-3.0.dtd">
<!-- Generated Nov 3, 2014 11:48:31 AM by Hibernate Tools 3.4.0.CR1 -->
<hibernate-mapping>
 <class name="com.inspur.gsp.Person" table="GSPPerson">
  <id name="id" type="java.lang.String">
   <column name="ID" length="36" />
   <generator class="assigned" />
  </id>
  <property name="age" type="java.lang.String">
   <column name="age" length="128" />
  </property>
  <map name="i18nProperty" table="GSPPerson_T">
   <key column="ID"></key>
   <composite-map-key class="com.inspur.gsp.CustomPK">
    <key-property name="culture"></key-property>
   </composite-map-key>
   <composite-element class="com.inspur.gsp.Person_T">
    <property name="description" column="description"></property>
    <property name="comments" column="comments"></property>
   </composite-element>
  </map>

  <map name="extProperty" table="GSPPerson_Ext">
   <key column="ID"></key>
   <map-key type="string" column="ID" />
   <composite-element class="java.util.HashMap">
    <property name="ext1" column="ext1"></property>
    <property name="ext2" column="ext2"></property>
   </composite-element>
  </map>

 </class>
</hibernate-mapping>

Test code:

SessionFactory sf = createSessionFactory();
  Person person = new Person();
  person.setId("1");
  person.setAge("30");
  HashMap<CustomPK, Person_T> i18nProperity = new HashMap<CustomPK, Person_T>();
  Person_T t1 = new Person_T();
  t1.setComments("abc");
  t1.setDescription("description");

  Person_T t2 = new Person_T();
  t2.setComments("efg");
  t2.setDescription("ooooooo");

  i18nProperity.put(new CustomPK("1", "cn"), t1);
  i18nProperity.put(new CustomPK("1", "en"), t2);
  person.setI18nProperity(i18nProperity);

  HashMap<String, HashMap<String,Object>> extProperty = new HashMap<String, HashMap<String,Object>>();
  HashMap<String,Object> e1 = new HashMap<String,Object>();
  e1.put("ext1", 1);
  e1.put("ext2", "c001");

  extProperty.put("1", e1);//1 is person's id ,e1 is extension property.
  person.setExtProperty(extProperty);

  Session session = sf.getCurrentSession();
  Transaction ts = session.beginTransaction();
  session.save(person);
  Person person2 = (Person) session.get(Person.class, "1");

  ts.commit();

The configuraion in hbm.xml cannot work. Please help me. Thanks.

INFO: HHH000400: Using dialect: org.hibernate.dialect.MySQL5InnoDBDialect
Exception in thread "main" org.hibernate.PropertyNotFoundException: field [ext1] not found on java.util.HashMap
 at org.hibernate.property.DirectPropertyAccessor.getField(DirectPropertyAccessor.java:166)
 at org.hibernate.property.DirectPropertyAccessor.getField(DirectPropertyAccessor.java:173)
 at org.hibernate.property.DirectPropertyAccessor.getField(DirectPropertyAccessor.java:158)
 at org.hibernate.property.DirectPropertyAccessor.getGetter(DirectPropertyAccessor.java:181)
 at org.hibernate.internal.util.ReflectHelper.getter(ReflectHelper.java:254)
 at org.hibernate.internal.util.ReflectHelper.reflectedPropertyClass(ReflectHelper.java:230)
 at org.hibernate.mapping.SimpleValue.setTypeUsingReflection(SimpleValue.java:362)
 at org.hibernate.cfg.HbmBinder.createProperty(HbmBinder.java:2350)
 at org.hibernate.cfg.HbmBinder.bindComponent(HbmBinder.java:2037)
 at org.hibernate.cfg.HbmBinder.bindComposite(HbmBinder.java:1836)
 at org.hibernate.cfg.HbmBinder.bindCollectionSecondPass(HbmBinder.java:2634)
 at org.hibernate.cfg.HbmBinder.bindMapSecondPass(HbmBinder.java:2468)
 at org.hibernate.cfg.HbmBinder$MapSecondPass.secondPass(HbmBinder.java:2843)
 at org.hibernate.cfg.CollectionSecondPass.doSecondPass(CollectionSecondPass.java:70)
 at org.hibernate.cfg.Configuration.originalSecondPassCompile(Configuration.java:1695)
 at org.hibernate.cfg.Configuration.secondPassCompile(Configuration.java:1424)
 at org.hibernate.cfg.Configuration.buildSessionFactory(Configuration.java:1844)
 at I18nTest.createSessionFactory(I18nTest.java:84)
 at I18nTest.main(I18nTest.java:37)

Table structure of GSPPerson is:
ID      Age
1       30

Table structure of GSPPerson_ext is:
ID   ext1    ext2
1    1       c001

HashMap<String, HashMap<String,Object>> extProperty = new HashMap<String, HashMap<String,Object>>();
        HashMap<String,Object> e1 = new HashMap<String,Object>();
        e1.put("ext1", 1);
        e1.put("ext2", "c001");

        extProperty.put("1", e1);//1 is person's,e1 is extension property.
        person.setExtProperty(extProperty);

Ext1 and Ext2 are extension columns, so we defined a Hashmap<String,HashMap<String,Object> to storage the extension columns. We hope persist the Hashmap to extension columns.

A: You're defining a property ext1 on a HashMap, which it doesn't have, so Hibernate will look for those properties. What does ext1 mean anyways?
Additionally, you're putting Object into the map, which Hibernate would not be able to map.
I'm not sure about what extensions are in your case or what the key of that nested map does represent, but I'd probably model extensions as separate entities. Something like that:
class Extension {
  String key;
  Type type; //Type could be an Enum, String, a Number etc. whatever fits your needs
  String value; //use a text representation of the values and convert according to the type
}

And in your Person class:
Map<String, Extension> extensions = ...;

As you can see I'd map the extension value to  String and not Object in order to allow Hibernate to map that value correctly. Most types (at least primitives) can be converted to and from strings anyways so that would not be a problem. If the values get more complex you'd either need an appropriate string mapping (e.g. JSON or XML), serialize the values to byte arrays or make the values custom entities.


I dug some old photographs of Westport Plaza out of my files; I do not remember how old they are, but they are certainly from a long time ago, at least pre-2012. I like them as they capture a time in the history of the office and shopping development that no longer exists.
At the time, there was extensive abandonment, and the complex was showing its age. Nowadays, Westport is showing much more life, having snagged a brand new office building for World Wide Technologies, and there are new renovated restaurants.
I suppose I'm not supposed to like this place, but I've always enjoyed the 1960s Swiss village look, with the fake Mansard roods hiding flat roofs.
The Swiss Chalet hotel now looks at the new WWT building, but still looks much the same, though updated since then.


Wondering what to gift your mom and bring a smile to her face? Try your hand at making a birthday card that will surely be treasured by your mother for a long time to come.
With all the gifts that I have given my mother for her birthdays over the years, when I asked her recently what her favorite gift till date had been, I couldn't have been more surprised. Because the next thing she did was walk to her cupboard and take out this old piece of paper. This gift was something I had given her years ago; a gift certificate promising her that I would do all sorts of household work. Her explanation for this being her favorite gift or card or whatever you want to call it was that it was something I had made on my own. If you want to give your mom a gift or a card on her birthday that she would truly appreciate, opt to make a birthday card yourself. Rest assured that she will hold this token of your love for her very dear to her heart.
So how do you go about the process of making birthday cards? Well making a birthday card is very simple. All you need for this entire arts and crafts project is card paper, sketch pens or colors of any medium of your choice, embellishments if you want any, glue, a pair of scissors, and your creativity. You do not have to be extremely good at drawing or a brilliant artist in order to make the card. It is the sentiment that you put into the process of making the card that matters.
The most important decision that you will need to take while making the card for your mom is how you want it to look. The design of the card will decide how you will go about the actual process of making the card. There are many books and websites that will allow you to go through different birthday card ideas that you can use to make your card.
You can play around with the shape of the card. Don't stick to the regular rectangular shape.
Depending on what your mother's interests are, you can design the card to resemble a shape symbolic of your mother's hobby, for example if she likes gardening, the card could be designed like a watering can.
Use a lot of colors in the card. Since it is a cheerful occasion, try to avoid the use of black and gray in the card. You can also use elements of graffiti and kitsch art on the card to make it look more colorful.
If you want to make a card that is more intricate, use details and embellishments like sequins and lace.
Dried flowers and ribbons also make for beautiful additions to homemade cards.
You could also learn how to make pop up cards which are very easy to make.
One of the best homemade birthday present ideas for mom that you can give with a pop-up card is a jack-in-the-box, with one of the favorite toys of the mother being the toy inside the box. This could bring back memories of her childhood and could be a very thoughtful gift.
These were just some of the innovative ideas that you can use to make a card for your mom. There are many things to say in a birthday card that you can definitely come up with. Put thought and effort into the card and you will create something that your mother will treasure forever.


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If you love shortbread cookies and you love chocolate, this is a delicious combination. I was worried about the sea salt being over powering but it isn't. These are packaged really well so no cookies arrived broken. I would buy these again.


After a flurry of offseason moves, the Rams begin the season with a remade roster that features newcomers in cornerbacks Marcus Peters and Aqib Talib, defensive lineman Ndamukong Suh and receiver Brandin Cooks. Here is the behind-the-scenes story of how each was acquired, in the voices of the people involved. Part 4: Cooks.
April 3, Rams acquire Brandin Cooks and a 2018 fourth-round draft pick from the New England Patriots for a first-round pick and a sixth-round pick.
Coach Sean McVay: Your interest in potentially acquiring him goes back to last year , when you realize the Saints, I don't know if they were shopping him, but you knew that you could potentially acquire him.
General manager Les Snead: It started at the [2017 NFL scouting] combine [in Indianapolis]. It was Sean's first combine and we were at this point where we were flirting with New Orleans about [Rams cornerback] Trumaine [Johnson]. And it started with us trying to grab Cooks. Then New England beat us for Cooks.
VP of football and business administration Tony Pastoors: It was someone we explored prior to [trading with the Buffalo Bills for receiver] Sammy [Watkins].
Executive VP of football operations Kevin Demoff: Sammy was a big piece of our division championship team.
Pastoors: When we found out that he was going to leave in free agency [to sign a $48-million contract with the Kansas City Chiefs], it was "OK, let's go on to what's next." First, in this draft, is there someone we can get at No. 23? Is there anyone in free agency?
Snead: I called the Patriots about Cooks probably the night that Sammy agreed to go to Kansas City [March 13].
McVay: When you end up losing Sammy, you've got some other avenues. You feel good about the guys in-house. But then when a player like [Cooks] is potentially available, and you look at the production he's had playing in two different systems, and hearing the things you hear about the way he goes about his business, it was something we really felt good about if we were able to get it done.
Snead: It was really the only call I made because we needed a vertical threat. There's a lot of good receivers out there. But in Sean's orchestra we needed a certain instrument, and he fit. … With it being on his last year [in his contract] it might be viable.
Pastoors: You knew that number [$8.5 million] and how it would fit.
Snead: From [the Patriots'] standpoint, I don't think it was something they were going to do right away. It probably kept us knocking on the door a little bit.
Demoff: After [receivers] Mike Evans [$82.5 million], Sammy Watkins [$48 million] and Allen Robinson [$42 million] signed [extensions or contracts with other teams], I think the Patriots' calculus changed from "absolutely not" to "maybe" — based on some of those deals that came down and projecting what the price tag would be for Brandon if they were going to re-sign him.
McVay: [At the clinic] it was really more of an exchange with coach Belichick of, "How you doing?" It was very quick because he was going somewhere after he finished speaking.
McVay: We [McVay and Belichick] got a chance to connect and really talk on the phone and then we were able to kind of just go back and forth. It was pretty fun because you have so much respect and admiration for him as a coach.
Brandin Cooks: It's one of those things until it gets serious, real serious, like a huge possibility, typically you don't know about it because it might fall through.
Snead: The parameters of the deal were stuck between [Patriots director of player personnel] Nick [Caserio] and I. The closing of it, because Sean and Bill had struck up a relationship, I thought it was fitting they go close that deal. Let Sean get a little taste.
Demoff: The only fear you had, with Sean being the negotiator over a player he coveted, was that the Patriots were going to walk away with your next four first-round picks [laughing]. ... That was our fear. We didn't tell Sean that he could sign the trade papers. He could negotiate the deal but he couldn't sign the trade papers.
McVay: I wouldn't say it was nerve-wracking. It was exciting.
Snead: He really just walked down the hall [to make the final call]. I told him, "OK, you're going to talk to coach Belichick. We'd like to get it done for this but we know it's going to take this." The only thing we laughed about was the sixth-rounder we threw in there. There's no way we're telling coach Belichick we're not [getting this done] because of a sixth-round pick, so just go ahead and give it to him.
McVay: It's one of those moments where I think you feel so fortunate and blessed to be in this role. I am a fan of coaching, so when you get a chance to interact with coach Belichick, it was a pretty cool experience.
Cooks: It's not like I found out on Twitter or something, which, you know, is huge. It seems so small but a lot of guys find out different ways. But such respect for coach Belichick for calling me. He didn't have to do that, so I would say it was a couple hours, a little more than that, before it actually broke.
Snead: As soon as you get Cooks done, there is an element of relief. … Getting the veteran we initially sought, it takes a little bit of pressure off of the draft.
Pastoors: To complicate things, we were simultaneously working on finalizing Ndamukong Suh. So we had a lot of cap space and we suddenly have no cap space. You never want to say you can't make it work because you can always make it work. It's just, "OK, what are we willing to do? How do we actually do it?" For us that was parting ways with [cornerback] Kayvon [Webster].
Snead: The NFL's a business … you don't want to go through that. You have to do it sometimes and that's what we had to do.
McVay: These are always tough decisions but ones that sometimes you have to be able to make.
Punter Johnny Hekker: I was at home and I got a call from my agent at about 8 o'clock at night. It sent me into a little bit of panic, but as soon as I picked up he reassured me it was for a good reason. He kind of told me what the intentions of the team were with the money freed up. It was really kind of a no-brainer.
Pastoors: It created enough space to get us to where we need to be to make all the corresponding moves and get everybody in and under the cap.
Snead: When [the offseason] was all said and done, we were like, "OK, we accomplished what we set out to do." The sketch was, "Here's what we need to do at certain positions," but at no point were all of those names [on the list]. Because Brandin Cooks was a New England Patriot, Marcus Peters was a Kansas City Chief, Aqib Talib was a Denver Bronco, Ndamukong Suh was a Miami Dolphin. When you look back, I don't think we could have ever predicted we'd end up with these players.
Demoff: With Sean and Les and Tony and, certainly [owner] Stan [Kroenke's] mind-set, we're never done. … You're always looking at the big picture. As long as we keep doing that, you're going to throw yourself into lots of different situations. I don't think this team is ever done.


Lately Bungie's sci-fi shooter has introduced Invitations of the Nine, a series of small story quests that can only be taken on over the weekend. You have to find Xur, the vendor who shows up in a random location every weekend, buy the quest from him, and then fulfil whatever challenges it describes to you. Usually, this means you have to run a strike and kill a certain number of enemies. The reward is a cool, cryptic cutscene, a new bit of lore, and, of course, loot.
Trouble is, loads of other games have plans for me this month. Have you seen big-budget games lately? They all have roadmaps. Events. Battle Passes. New strongholds and Freeplay Events in Anthem. New modes to check out in GTA 5 , Red Dead Redemption 2. Limited-Time events in Fortnite or Call of Duty. Even single-player games like Assassin's Creed Odyssey have challenges available during specific windows, and story DLC that comes on an episodic basis to keep up with.
Despite my frustration, this is a thing I'm inclined to like. I like the notion of appointment video games, moments in an on-demand, asynchronous medium that, because of the specific time they're offered, become an experienced shared that much more widely. If games are like places, it's cool to say you were there the first time someone played Daft Punk to the rock kids.
There to find a fun, goofy exploit like the Loot Cave, before it was patched out. Cool to have found a bit of story, or your favourite weapon in a game, during an event that was fleeting.
I also know that, as someone who writes about games, my selection of current titles to play is larger than the average person's, but when a majority of buzzy — and more importantly, free — games are also doing this sort of thing, it doesn't take long for a person's limited free time to be filled up with gaming appointments.
Heh. I hate it. My schedule is my own, and it way too often does not gel with a game's. I go through feast and famine phases with games, and I'd rather access all a game's content in the time window that I have to binge it, rather than getting drip-fed little pieces that are meant to keep me logging in for shorter sessions over a longer overall period. That usually doesn't work for me, so I'm out.
Games as a service, games as missable moments in time does not work for me. I have a window in which to play it, and anything the devs do outside of that window is just... wasted, for me.
I've stopped buying GaaS games as I don't have time for all of them in any sort of sane manner. Take the Division 2, I liked D1, but between its heavy GaaS, not on steam (I know, whatever), and being somewhat invested in R6 Siege and Battletech atm, you know what, I'm happy to let it go.
Same with plenty of other games atm.
With a kid my schedule has become his schedule and time for gaming is the main casualty.
I swear, sometimes I put him down to sleep and by the time I set myself up to play in either too tired or it's time to go to sleep anyway.
This is why im 40 and will never have kids.
The latest Hitman games is an interesting series for me at the moment in terms of GaaS.
on my PS4, I have Hitman 1(no GOTY) and Hitman 2(legacy GOTY).
that don't exist in Hitman 2.
I work shifts so I can't get along with GaaS that needs me to play at particular times isn't on my list. For the same reason I can't play MP games that rely on prolonged playtime for progression or on forming teams with friends. I just stick to SP games instead.
It's worse if you play mmos with their seasonal events. We've got Easter and the FFXV collaboration in the next two weeks in ffxiv along with every other mmo doing Easter.
Odd, I haven't played a single one of the games mentioned here, maybe that's why to me it feels more like games are there to play if I want to, not if they want me to. I've only come to that approach in the last 6 months or so though.
After quitting WoW shortly into BFA it felt like waking up again. At first I had to overcome the feeling that I had a list of things I needed to complete every week. I had odd feelings of compulsion to boot WoW back up because I was missing out on gear and it would cost me...except it wouldn't because I had quit.
After getting over that 2-3 week period where those thoughts kept popping up I went back to playing a variety of games and now I value my time more than ever. Games exist for me to play for my enjoyment, not for me to play because they say I have to or forever miss out on some dubious reward.


A classical bharatanatyam dancer, Aditi Rao Hydarimade her acting debut with Sharada Ramanathan?s acclaimed film Sringaram (2007) and rose to fame after her performance in Sudhir Mishra?s 2011 film Yeh Saali Zindagi.
Her first film to release in theatres, however, was the 2006 Malayalam film Prajapathi, in which she starred alongside Mammootty. In 2009, she essayed a supporting role in Delhi-6, directed by Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra. She has appeared in the film Yeh Saali Zindagi in 2011, and was seen in Bollywood film Rockstar. She has also appeared in Airtel 3G advertisement in April 2011 She will next star in Fox Star Studios film titled London, Paris, New York as the female lead opposite Ali Zafar.


"A champion without rival. Never Stop. Never Settle." - @hennessy 🥃 — ✅ Awesome event put on by @fueledbyculture x @wyclefjean x @forbes x @chase 📈 — ✅ It's time to see more tech & culture collaboration.
FINISH FRIDAY- today is YOUR choice. Will you grind through the pain and exhaustion? Or are you going to mail it in early and allow the competition to outwork you? It's YOUR choice.
Человек, которой по версии журнала GQ считается самым без вкусно одетым жителем Кремниевой долины. Так ли он прост?) "социальные сети - это не альтернатива дружбе, это её продолжение".


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HEAVYWEIGHT DESTROYER HUGHIE FURY TO FIGHT ON COPPER BOX ARENA CARD
One of the world's best young heavyweight prospects, Hughie Fury, will feature on Hall of Fame Promoter Frank Warren's World Championship Boxing event at the Copper Box Arena on Saturday 30th April and after April he will feature and fight regularly for Warren.
The exciting and undefeated Manchester star will have his first fight on the undercard of Billy Joe Saunders' WBO World Middleweight title defence against "Mad" Max Bursak, exclusively live on BoxNation.
The 21-year-old, who is the younger cousin of Unified World Heavyweight Champion Tyson, has a fight lined up first at Wembley Arena against Nagy Aguilera where he aims to take his perfect record to 19-0 and then it's full steam ahead as he works towards a world title and join Tyson.
With the heavyweight division in a new era after the Klitschko brothers long dominance, Fury is in a perfect position to capitalise as he also eyes showdowns against British rivals David Haye and Anthony Joshua, who he believes he has the beating of.
Fury has ripped through the division with his devastating, all-action, style that has seen him halt 10 out of 18 opponents early with eight coming inside three rounds and is looking to make a big impact at the Copper Box Arena.
"I'm delighted to be featuring on Boxnation I boxed on their shows in the past and really enjoyed the experience. I am going to make a big impact over the next few years and join my cousin Tyson at the very top of the sport. Thank you Boxnation and look forward to the 30th April and future fights." Enthused Hughie.
Warren said, "Hughie is one of the best and most exciting young heavyweight prospects in the world and I'm thrilled to sign him. He wants to fight regularly and for a heavyweight talent of his potential that's essential as he closes in on a world title. The division is certainly opening up with plenty of opportunities and Hughie is going to figure dominantly in the next few years."
Hughie's father Peter, who trains him alongside Tyson, said, "We're delighted at Team Fury for Hughie Lewis Fury to be fighting on the Frank Warren and Boxnation show on the 30th April on the Billy Joe Saunders bill. We look forward to future fights with Boxnation with Hughie who is without doubt a future superstar in the sport."


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We are pleased to announce the appointment of Rob Massina to the position of General Manager of AgVantage Commodities Pty Ltd.
Rob brings with him a wealth of experience in agriculture, sales and people management. After completing a Bachelor of Agricultural Economics at the University of New England, he joined Elders Limited in an Agribusiness Banking role throughout Southern NSW and Victoria. During his 8.5years with Elders he was involved in all facets of their business, eventually managing one of 20 regions Australia wide. From there, Rob moved to Christchurch, New Zealand to take up a Group Marketing Manager role for a privately owned farm machinery importer across Australia and NZ, from there he was offered a role with one of their company owned stores, CLAAS Harvest Centre Narrabri as the General Manager.
Rob has been involved in agriculture all his life and has a strong empathy for Australian Producers. We welcome Rob, his wife Ainsley, and daughter Anna to the AgVantage team.


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Johannes Mikael Buckx (né le  à Born – décédé le  à Helsinki) est un prêtre et évêque catholique.

Biographie
Johannes Michael Buckx est né dans une famille catholique. Après l'école secondaire il décide d'étudier la théologie et entre dans l'ordre déhonien. Buckx est ordonné prêtre le .
Après la déclaration d'indépendance du pays en 1917 et la création de l'administration apostolique de Finlande, Buckx est l'un des choix possibles pour gérer ce diocèse. Le , il est nommé vicaire apostolique de Finlande. De 1921 à 1923, il est administrateur apostolique de Finlande. Le , le pape Pie XI le nomme évêque titulaire et vicaire apostolique de Finlande, il assumera cette responsabilité jusqu'en 1933.
Il décède à l'âge de 65 ans.

Liens internes
 Église catholique
 Église catholique romaine en Finlande

Liens externes
 Les évêques catholiques d'Helsinki

Références

Évêque catholique aux Pays-Bas
Évêque catholique en Finlande
Naissance en août 1881
Décès en septembre 1946
Décès à 65 ans