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MGX Moves to the Big Time, Acquires Chilean Lithium Brine Projects
Chile is home to the world's largest and 2nd largest lithium producers, SQM and Albemarle respectively
Full size / With more than 44 km2 of evaporation ponds, the world's largest lithium brine mine at the Salar de Atacama in northern Chile makes SQM the world's largest lithium producer.
Today, MGX Minerals Inc. announced the acquisition of 3 lithium brine projects in Chile. According to the MOU (Memorandum of Understanding), MGX will acquire 50% of the issued shares of Chilean Lithium Salars SpA (CLS), a private company that holds 100% interest in 3 prospective lithium exploration projects located in Chile: The Francisco Basin, Laguna Brava and Laguna Escondida Lithium Projects. CLS is a wholly owned subsidiary of the private company Chilean Lithium Salars Holdings Ltd. ("CLSH").
Francisco Basin Lithium Project
The Francisco Basin lithium project ("Francisco Basin") comprises 12,900 hectares and is located 30 km south of Maricunga salar, 100 km southeast of the regional center of Copiapo and accessible via a regional highway and established tracks.
Historical exploration work on the project was previously limited to hydrology studies. In January 2018, CLSH completed a reconnaissance brine sampling at the project. This sampling confirmed the presence of lithium enrichment in the surface brines. In May 2018, sampling continued and a 2.5 litre sample was taken near the southern shore of the surface Northern Lagoon (see lab results below in Table 1). In April 2018, a geophysical program comprising an electromagnetic survey was completed, which was based on a grid of sections which indicated the presence of high conductivity brines in 2 zones with significant thickness and horizontal coverage. The presence of anomalous lithium levels in the water body area located in the Northern Lagoon, which is potentially underlain by a fault bound, saturated basin of undetermined thickness and the presence of widespread felsic to intermediate volcanic rocks as a lithium source.
The Francisco Basin salar is within a large, fault-bound, alluvium-filled basin to the immediate south of the Copiapo Volcano. The basin is closed, drains a large area and the salar appears to be the lowest point within the drainage. The rocks in the drainage surrounding this salar are dominantly volcanic, ranging in age from Eocene to Miocene, juxtaposed with some older rocks. To the west is a Cretaceous sedimentary sequence separated from the volcanic rocks of the Francisco Basin area by the Cerro Guerrita Fault. To the east, an older Oligocene to Miocene volcanic sequence is overlain by the Copiapo volcanic rocks. The Francisco Basin alluvial basin sits at the junction of 3 catchments. These river systems presumably provide the fill for the basin and are in part, along with the limits of the salar, structurally controlled. The alluvial fill may be covering post-Copiapo aged faulting.
Laguna Brava Lithium Project
The Laguna Brava salar ("Laguna") is geologically prospective for lithium brine. The catchment is large and dominated by volcanic rocks, many of which have been altered by hydrothermal fluids associated with volcanism. The lake is also fed by active hot springs. Historical sampling of surface brines indicated significant lithium enrichment. Within the vicinity of the Laguna Brava salar, the Project includes additional concessions covering Lagunas del Gilguero and the southern margin of Piedra Parada.
In December 2017, CLSH undertook a 4 hole reconnaissance drilling program at a southern access point of the salar to investigate the deeper aquifer. Prior to the CLSH reconnaissance drilling program in December 2017, no previous work had been undertaken to assess the volume and grade of the subsurface resource. Previous work recommended that the subsurface brines be investigated on the basis of his conclusion that Laguna Brava is geothermally fed. The presence of hot springs being present either at the margins or beneath salars is common within the Chilean Altiplano, other notable locations include the Salar de Coposa in Region I and Salar de Atacama in Region II. The principal origin of lithium in the Salar de Atacama is interpreted to be the lithium-bearing geothermal waters from the El Tatio Geyser Field, located north of the salar. The geothermal fluids enter the northern part of the Salar de Atacama via surface and subsurface flow. It has also been reported that the chemistry of the salar brines is almost identical to the chemistry of the geothermal fluids of El Tatio.
Furthermore, work by Risacher et al. (2003) has shown that subsurface brines contained within the volcanic geology are of a much higher concentration, typically 250,000–350,000 mg/L TDS. Given this hypothesis, CLSH commissioned a reconnaissance drilling program in December 2017 comprising 4 bores; the locations are shown in Figure 6-4. Two bores reached the design depth of 120 m, and the other two bores were abandoned due to collar collapse because of high water flows. The results from this program confirmed the presence of lithium at depth. Results were as follows (Sanchez, 2018):
Full size / Figure 1. Location of Laguna Brava 2018 Reconnaissance Drilling
In February 2018, a geophysical program comprising electromagnetic and gravity surveys was completed by CLSH. The electromagnetic survey based on sections around the periphery of the salar indicated the presence of high conductivity brines exceeding 100 m thickness at the margins of the salar. The survey indicated that drill holes completed prior to the program were in an area with brines of relatively low conductivity.
Laguna Escondida Salar Lithium Project
The Laguna Escondida project ("Laguna Escondida ") is located approximately 200 km east-northeast of the regional capital and is accessible via a provincial highway to within 10-15 km of the project.
The Portfolio of projects are located within the Central Volcanic Zone in the foothills of the Andes mountain range on the eastern side of Chile. All the projects are located at altitudes exceeding 4,000 m. The geology of this region, like the rest of Chile, is dominated by the eastward subduction zone under the entire country generating uplift that has created the Andes Mountains and the Coastal Cordillera (Moreno and Gibbons, 2007). This subduction has intensely deformed the older rocks and generated volcanic activity that spans geological history from the Mesozoic to the present.
Full size / Figure 2. Location of Laguna Brava, Francisco Basin and Laguna Escondida project
Terms of the MOU
To acquire an undivided 50% interest in CLS, MGX has agreed to make Option Payments totaling $1.5 million USD. The first $100,000 portion of the Option Payments are payable in cash at the discretion of CLS while the remainder of Options Payments will be payable in common shares of MGX. MGX has agreed to incur exploration expenditures totaling $2 million USD and also complete an NI 43-101 resource estimate on at least one of the Projects no later than 20 months after the Effective Date of the MOU. MGX will act as project operator and appoint Mr. Aldo Boitano, current project manager for CLS, as project manager to work alongside Kura Minerals. CLSH shall contribute an equal amount of expenditures to maintain its respective interest in CLS. MGX also maintains the right to participate as a service provider of the engineering, construction and/or procurement of a brine processing plant using its rapid lithium extraction technology. Closing of the transaction remains subject to due diligence.
Only 2 weeks after announcing to go global with an acquisition in the Lithium Triangle at Salinas Grandes in Argentina (see here), MGX today made more landmark acquisitions in Chile. As Chile is home to some of the world's largest and richest lithium brine deposits, only those projects with large size and high grades appear to have a chance for development into a mine as such typically require large and expensive evaporation ponds. For such reasons, smaller projects with lower grades have been neglected.
Sampling assays at Francisco Basin showed grades in excess of 350 ppm and up to 694 ppm lithium with low levels of magnesium and other elements. Reconnaissance drilling at Laguna Brava showed average grades of 185 ppm lithium with elevated magnesium amongst other elements, whereas recent geophysics have revealed much better drill targets with a higher conductivity, thus providing significant upside potential for the next round of drilling. Although both projects would probably not qualify for traditional processing via evaporation ponds (very expensive) at this state of the lithium market, they may very well be a perfect fit for MGX's rapid lithium extraction technology which is being commercially deployed in Alberta, Canada, where lithium grades are much lower and contaminants much higher.
According to the US Geographical Survey (USGS), Chile hosts half of the world's most economically extractable lithium reserves. What makes Chile so special is not only that the country hosts very large and exceptionally high-grade lithium brine deposits, averaging 2,700 ppm lithium, at shallow depths, but also that its Atacama Desert is the world's driest non-polar desert. The arid climate allows for high rates of evaporation due to very low rainfall of just a few millimetres annually. The combination of these favorable circumstances make Chile the world's lowest cost lithium producer. For lithium production, "Chile is like the gold standard", says Brian Jaskula, a commodity specialist at the USGS.
However, even in Chile, all that glitters is not gold. Chile has a serious problem: Water. As the Atacama Desert is one of the driest places on earth, lithium production via evaporation ponds has a direct impact on the water reserves in the region. As a consequence, the groundwater table sinks, drying out rives and wetlands. Another side-effect is that lithium production via evaporation ponds can contaminate drinking water.
According to Financial Times:
Eduardo Bitran, the head of the government's economic development agency CORFO, is in charge of the lease agreements for Chile's salar. "We, as the owner of the salar, want to make an alliance for the exploitation [of the Atacama] with companies that behave according to the rules and according to international standards in terms of corporate governance, in terms of compliance." CORFO seems to be doing just that. As the world's lowest-cost producer of lithium carbonate, Chile could play a role akin to Saudi Arabia in the oil market, a comparison that CORFO's Bitran says he agrees with. He says the market should understand Chile is willing to produce more, although he doesn't want to see a collapse in the price of lithium. Chile's best strategy, he says, "is to keep prices in a reasonable range, keep the market happy with supply . . . give a signal to the automotive industry that we have enough supply and they can count on lithium batteries."
According to Bloomberg:
While miner SQM believes the lithium business "will go on for a while," CEO Patricio de Solminihac acknowledges they always need to keep an eye out for the next big development. The nature of disruptive technologies means "they come out of nowhere and develop incredibly fast," he said. "The Atacama remains Chile's greatest provider of wealth," said Sergio Gonzalez, a historian at Tarapaca University, who won the country's National History Prize in 2014. "There's always a risk of substitution, but the problem comes when the country doesn't invest enough in technology to strengthen the industry and generate competitive advantages." SQM is investing $525 million to almost quadruple output at its Chilean operations by early 2021, and U.S.-based Albemarle Corp. will invest $500 million this year to expand operations in Chile and China and build a new mine in Australia.
Although Chile is home to the world's largest lithium reserves (52%), in 2017 the country only produced 14,100 tonnes of lithium metal (75,012 tonnes of LCE / Lithium Carbonate Equivalent), for which reason its market share dropped to 32.8% from 37.6% in 2016. Australia has now taken over Chile as the world's largest lithium producing nation. According to Mining.com, both Chilean authorities and analysts believe the situation is only momentary, as Chile's development agency CORFO struck a deal with local producer SQM earlier this year, which allows SQM to proceed with its plans to expand production capacity from 48,000 to 70,000 tonnes of LCE this year, then to 120,000 tonnes next year and thereafter to 180,000 tonnes by 2021 (see SQM July 2018 Update).
With Chile expected to significantly increase lithium production in multiples over the next 3 years, the question arises how this may be achieved, and at what price as Chile's environment already appears exhausted. Environmentalists say that over-exploitation of the Salar de Atacama could cause an environmental catastrophe, whereas Chile's Government understands very well the power of local communities and environmentalists.
New processing technologies, such as from MGX, could lessen the damage, uproar and make possible ambitious production expansion plans. For such reasons, MGX is on a mission to deploy its award-winning rapid lithium extraction technology head to head with the world's biggest lithium producers – providing a low-cost, environmentally friendly and sustainable greentech solution to assist companies, and countries such as Chile, to meet the expected high demand in the upcoming years.
With lithium and wastewater treatment projects in the heartland of Canada's oil and gas patch currently being deployed at several sites, along with a new joint venture project in Nevada, a recent acquisition in Argentina and today's acquisition in Chile, MGX is expanding in a strategically meaningful fashion. Apparently, MGX is ready, willing and able to make reality of its vision to become the leading technology provider, and operator, in some of most important lithium hubs around the globe. MGX's technologies could soon become "the gold standard" not only in rapid lithium extraction but also in wastewater treatment, that is to say in an evironmentally friendly and sustainable manner – an increasingly important criteria for lithium producers which should not be underestimated, neither by companies, governments nor investors.
Full size / Source: SQM in September 2017
Full size / Planned expansion projects are only partly delivered (modified after Orocobre presentation of May 31, 2017)
Rapid Lithium Brine Extraction Technology
MGX has developed a rapid lithium extraction technology that reduces the capital cost of recovery compared to traditional solar evaporation as it does not require the investment in large, multi-phase, lake sized, lined evaporation ponds, greatly reducing the physical footprint and enhancing the quality of extraction and recovery across a complex range of brines previously considered un-processable due to complexity or geographical location outside of solar evaporation appropriate zones. This includes oil and gas wastewater, natural brine, and other brine sources such as lithium-rich mine and industrial plant wastewater. The technology was recently chosen as winner of the Base and Specialty Metals Industry Leadership Award at the 2018 S&P Global Platts Global Metals Awards, held in London earlier this month (see press release dated May 18, 2018).
Technical Perspective
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Report #71 "MGX provides Update on Deployment of Several Plants for Rapid Lithium Extraction and Wastewater Treatment in Alberta"
Report #70 "The Drills are Turning at MGX-Belmont's Kibby Basin Lithium Joint Venture in Nevada"
Report #69 "MGX Engages Hatch Engineering for Scale-Up of its Rapid Lithium Extraction Plant in the Western United States"
Report #68 "MGX and Belmont to Start Drilling at Kibby Basin Lithium Project in Nevada on Saturday"
Report #67 "MGX Expands to Argentina, Home to One of the Largest and Richest Lithium Resources in the World"
Report #66 "MGX and Belmont Form Nevada Lithium Joint Venture at Kibby Basin"
Report #65 "MGX-Highbury Expand Work to Gasify Petcoke into a Synthetic Crude Oil Equivalent"
Report #64 "MGX Delivers Update on Commercial Deployment of its Wastewater Treatment and Lithium Extraction Systems"
Report #63 "MGX is Drilling for Solar Grade Silicon Metal in British Columbia"
Report #62 "MGX-ZincNyx Now Ready To Start Commercialization Of Battery Systems For Mass Storage Of Energy"
Report #61 "MGX Minerals Raises $15,5 Million in an Oversubscribed Financing to Speed Up Lithium and Advanced Material Projects"
Report #60 "Sneak Preview of Big Oil Entering the Business of Big Batteries"
Report #59 "MGX Wins Industry Leadership Award from S&P Global Platts"
Report #58 "MGX Nears Commercial Deployment of 4 Petrolithium and Water Treatment Systems in Alberta"
Report #57 "MGX Announces Quadrupling of Power Output of Zinc-Air Fuel Cell Battery"
Report #56 "MGX Sets The Record Date For Its First Dividend"
Report #55 "The First ZincNyx Energy Storage Plant to be Deployed in New York City"
Report #54 "MGX in Final Stages of Commercial Deployment, Second Petrolithium Contract Already in the Making"
Report #53 "MGX-Highbury Accomplish Almost Complete Gasification of Petcoke, Produce High-Grade Vanadium Concentrate"
Report #52 "MGX Set to Alter Lithium Landscape, Partners with Investment Bank Heavyweight Capstone Headwaters"
Report #51 "Congratulations! MGX Nominated in 2 Categories as a Finalist for the S&P Global Platts Metals Awards"
Report #50 "MGX Gets Serious About Magnesium, Engages Hatch for Magnesium Metal Scoping Study"
Report #49 "MGX to Acquire and Commercialize Clean Technology for Extraction of Lithium and Aluminum from Spodumene"
Report #48 "MGX Minerals Issues PEA for a World-Class Magnesium Project in British Columbia"
Report #47 "High-Grade Battery Metals From Dirty Petcoke"
Report #46 "Big Times Ahead For Several Joint Ventures from MGX Minerals"
Report #45 "MGX Partner Broadcasting on US Television"
Report #44 "The Big Rethinking Begins: Multiple Lithium Projects in Chile Test the Rapid Lithium Extraction Technology from MGX"
Report #43 "Global Lithium Dominance? MGX Doubles Performance of Lithium Extraction Filters"
Report #42 "Scores of Tail Winds for MGX becoming a Leader in the New Energy Economy"
Report #41 "MGX Goes Big, Develops Utility-Scale Battery Storage System"
Report #40 "Positioned to Profit from Transition to New Energy Economy"
Report #39 "MGX Assembles Dream Team For California Lithium Strategy"
Report #38 "MGX: The Next GreenTech Energy Giant"
Report #37 "MGX Partners with Highbury Energy to make Petroleum Coke more Clean"
Report #36 "Technological Breakthrough in the Mass Energy Storage Industry"
Disclaimer: This report contains forward-looking information or forward-looking statements (collectively "forward-looking information") within the meaning of applicable securities laws. Forward-looking information is typically identified by words such as: "believe", "expect", "anticipate", "intend", "estimate", "potentially" and similar expressions, or are those, which, by their nature, refer to future events. Rockstone Research and MGX Minerals Inc. cautions investors that any forward-looking information provided herein is not a guarantee of future results or performance, and that actual results may differ materially from those in forward-looking information as a result of various factors. The reader is referred to the MGX´s public filings for a more complete discussion of such risk factors and their potential effects which may be accessed through the MGX´s profile on SEDAR at www.sedar.com. Please read the full disclaimer within the full research report as a PDF (here) as fundamental risks and conflicts of interest exist. The author, Stephan Bogner, holds a long position in MGX Minerals Inc. and is being paid a monthly retainer from Zimtu Capital Corp., which company also holds a long position in MGX Minerals Inc.
Evaporation ponds are a waste of time, money, space, and water, and lithium producers would be wise to lose them
by Cory Groshek on July 30, 2018
https://newenergynarrative.com/evaporation-ponds-are-a-waste-of-time-money-space-and-water-and-lithium-producers-would-be-wise-to-lose-them/
The spiralling environmental cost of our lithium battery addiction
As the world scrambles to replace fossil fuels with clean energy, the environmental impact of finding all the lithium required could become a major issue in its own right
By AMIT KATWALA
https://www.wired.co.uk/article/lithium-batteries-environment-impact


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U.S. suicide rates soar with Indigenous Women particularly vulnerable
U.S. suicide rates have reached the highest level since World War II.
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US suicide rates have skyrocketed, reaching the highest they've been since World War II. Sadly, indigenous men and women are particularly affected.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), suicide rates have been rising in nearly every state. In 2016 alone nearly 45,000 Americans age 10 or older died by suicide. Suicide is the 10th leading cause of death and one of only three leading causes of death that is on the rise.
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Percentage increases vary by state, with an increase of just under 6 percent in Delaware to over 57 percent in North Dakota. Twenty-five states had suicide rate increases of more than 30 percent.
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Suicide risk among American Indian/Alaskan Native people includes complex factors such as mental health disorders, substance abuse, intergenerational trauma, and community-wide issues, according to the Indian Health Service.
"Factors that protect AI/AN youth and young adults against suicidal behavior are a sense of belonging to one's culture, a strong tribal/spiritual bond, the opportunity to discuss problems with family or friends, feeling connected to family, and positive emotional health."
Unfortunately, historical trauma, chronically underfunded federal programs, and broken promises on the part of the US government contribute to the suicide crisis, especially among Indigenous Youth, says the Center for Native American Youth.
Native Americans face the highest rates of poverty of any racial group, have the lowest rates of high school graduation and the highest rates of alcoholism of any racial group.
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Q: Вывод информации из MySQL в IntelliJ IDEA Есть код на SQL:
SELECT  users.login AS 'Все заказы' , items.title AS ' '  FROM `orders`
JOIN `items` ON orders.item_id  = items.id
JOIN `users` ON users.id = orders.user_id

Сам код в IntelliJ IDEA
public  void vivod(String table) throws SQLException, ClassNotFoundException {
        String sql = "SELECT  users.login AS `Все заказы` , items.title'  FROM `orders`" +
                 "JOIN `users` ON users.id = orders.user_id" +
                 "JOIN `items` ON orders.item_id  = items.id";

        Statement statement = getDbConnection().createStatement();
        ResultSet res = statement.executeQuery( sql );
        while (res.next()) {
            System.out.println( res.getString( "orders" ) );

        }

    }

В SQL выводится корректно, а при вставке в IntelliJ IDEA выдает ошибку

java.sql.SQLSyntaxErrorException: You have an error in your SQL
syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version
for the right syntax to use near 'items ON orders.item_id  = items.id'
at line 1

Конечный результат должен быть такой:

Из-за чего происходит ошибка?

A: Предположу что это просто опечатка, сморите:
public  void vivod(String table) throws SQLException, ClassNotFoundException {
        String sql = "SELECT  users.login AS `Все заказы` , items.title'  FROM `orders`" + //<------------ здесь
                 "JOIN `users` ON users.id = orders.user_id" +
                 "JOIN `items` ON orders.item_id  = items.id";

        Statement statement = getDbConnection().createStatement();
        ResultSet res = statement.executeQuery( sql );
        while (res.next()) {
            System.out.println( res.getString( "orders" ) );

        }

    }

После items.title у вас одинарная одинокая ковычка. Попробуйте просто ее удалить. Но вообще, идея должна подсказывать где что не так. Вот еще что...  По поводу обнесения в косые кавычки названий таблиц - это не обязательно, если название таблицы не совпадает с зарезервированным словом в бд (например user, но у вас users поэтому все ок). На вот этой строчке так же должна выпасть ошибка:
res.getString( "orders" )

Дело в том, что итоговая таблица будет иметь две колонки - users.login и items.title (что вы, в общем-то, и выбрали (кст тут тоже не имеет смысла указывать AS 'Все заказы'  поскольку доступ то вы получаете из resultSet)) - необходимо будет поотдельности выбирать:
System.out.println("User login: " + res.getString( "login" ) );
System.out.println("Title: " + res.getString( "title" ) );

Если вы захотите объединить результаты двух в таблиц в одну - см документацию по group_concat

A: Я обычно вывожу в консоль текст запроса
System.out.println("sql=" + sql);
Чаще сразу видно, где опечатался. Если не видно, то копируйте из консоли и несите это в клиент SQL. Оно Вам подскажет. И скорее всего сразу найдете ошибку.

A: При конкатенации строк в Java переменную типа String у вас SQL будет в одной строке, причем без разделителей новой строки.
Поэтому SQL будет примерно такой
SELECT  users.login AS `Все заказы` , items.title AS ' ' FROM `orders`JOIN `users` ON users.id = orders.user_idJOIN `items` ON orders.item_id  = items.id

Сразу видно, что неверное поле  orders.user_idJOIN
Для того чтобы этого не происходило, в Java переменной, нужно добавлять пробелы в начале, либо в конце строки, если происходит слияние кода.
String sql = "SELECT  users.login AS `Все заказы` , items.title AS ' ' FROM `orders`" +
             "JOIN `users` ON users.id = orders.user_id" +
             " JOIN `items` ON orders.item_id  = items.id";

A: всем спасибо,все решилось
public void zakazy(String table) throws SQLException, ClassNotFoundException {
        String sql = "SELECT  users.login  , items.title  FROM `orders`"+
        "LEFT JOIN `users` ON users.id = orders.user_id JOIN `items` ON items.id   =
         orders.item_id";

        Statement statement = getDbConnection().createStatement();
        ResultSet res = statement.executeQuery( sql );

        System.out.println("Все заказы");
        while (res.next()) {
            System.out.println(  res.getString("login")  +  " - "  +  res.getString("title") );

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A THUG, A DRUG DEALER AND A PROPERTY LANDLORD followed the young girl with the baby in a pram up the road.
DayLight, Main Public Street, London Rd, St Leonards on Sea. Sussex
The Thug followed her from behind, the Drug Dealer caught up with her at the side. The Property Rogue Landlord got in front of her and blocked her way. She tried to avoid and get round. The Thug backed her up against the railings, the Drug Dealer screamed in her face, the Property Landlord jabbed his finger aggressively. in her face. The Thug called her a Bitch. The Drug Dealer called her a "Stupid F**king C**T." The Property Landlord showed her what he could do, and kicked the bottom of the pram with her baby in it. Knowing he was in broad daylight, knowing he was in full view of everyone else on the street. A main street in St Leonads on Sea. The main street in St Leonards on Sea. London Rd, full of shoppers and shops. The pram jumped, the baby let out a shriek and started to cry.
The mum got round the Thug, the Drug Dealer and the Landlord and started to walk very quickly up the street, head down. walking as quickly as possible. The Thug, the Drug Dealer and the Property Landlord just stood in her way screaming and shouting and saying what they could do and would do to her and her baby. Everyone starred, nobody intervened. Big and thuggish, well built with street cred scars, urban warrior tattoos and a shaved and sculptured close mohican look. Thick and thuggish. He knew he could do what he wanted. A few raised their voices. "Oi! Leave her alone." He looked at them and snarled. made it quite clear he would remember their faces, find out their names and make sure they would never interfer again. They backed off, as they knew that he would. They knew he could do anything, and get away with it.
A little old woman in her late 80s frail and with a walking stick and shopping trolley tried to appeal to him. He just snarled. Called her a lot of wicked abusive foul words. Said how much he was sick of useless worthless "coffin dodgers" and did she not just "Fuck Off and Die?" The old lady noticed nobody stood up to him, helped her or came to her rescue, She was too frail, weak and exhausted, She knew it and sadly put her cane to the ground and went on her way.
The young woman had meantime taken advantage of the situation and got away, shooting up the road as quickly as she could and went round the corner of the local big parish church.
Around the corner, against the church wall.
She hurried to get away. Hurried to get home. The Thug, the Drug Dealer and the Landlord shot off after her. He got round the corner. He got her up against the church wall, finger in face, angry snarling face up to her face turned away and down avoiding eye contact and he continued threatening, intimidating and screaming at her, kicking the pram and making it obvious his threats would include her baby.
The Thug, the Drug Dealer and the Property Landlord are all one person, all one man. Untouchable. No one will go near him, stop him, challenge him and the police turn a blind eye, and say it is not a police matter. It is a civil, landlord/tenant matter. It is domestic or female abuse, therefore it is a civil matter, not a police matter. Even if there is violence and criminal, gang culture, police say this is now a "cultural matter" not a police or criminal matter any more. I was told by police when reporting an open battle down the main street in Hastings. Queens Rd by criminal gangs and rival thugs with knives, razors and guns "What do you expect us to do about it?" "Shit Happens" and "This is British Culture Now. Have to get used to it. It is a Cultural Matter, not a criminal matter."
The Thug, the Drug Dealer and The Property Landlord Are All One Man.
Thugs and criminals are taking over our towns and openly turning them into places of intimidation, thuggery and no go lawless areas.
The Thugs start as young kids, bullying, thuggery and mugging and get away with it. Sometimes they get caught, get sent to youth projects or behaviour and Borstal type units where they just get tougher, wiser, cleverer. They develop their own longer wider network. They then get into dealing with drugs and prostituting their girlfriends. They get better, make money and do not know what to do with it. They are then advised to go into property and put their money there. They do so, but continue their heavy thug, gang, criminal lifestyle, but this time as respected and monied property owners and landlords. Drugs and special sex services are provided to whoever needs them or asks for them. With money, sex and power they are untouchable. This is the way 21st Century England is and this is the way we live. It is said that nothing happens along the South East coast and towns which does not go through the organised criminal networks. It started in Essex when organised crime got into property. Made themselves legitimate and worked into close relations and networking with councils, local businessmen and influential circles. Money and property is most important, not people or civilisation or living in a safe community or town. Property is King, Money is Ultimate and Power is All. Whoever owns it, has it, and Property is King in our Britain.
What can I do? I have been battling the abuse of a nasty rogue landlord and his network for nearly 10 years now. And with no rights, no rights to safety and no rights as a female or vulnerable disabled from intimidation, threats and abuse of the most extreme kind. Property and Money is King no matter where it comes from, Nobody cares. No one will help and everyone says Landlords, Thugs and Drug Culture can do what they want.
"This is British Culture Now."
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MSF Says Afghan Hospital Was 'Repeatedly Hit' by Bombs in Prolonged Attack
Doctors Without Borders says an apparent attack by US forces on a hospital in the city of Kunduz killed at least 19 people, including 12 hospital staff members and three children.
Oct 3 2015, 5:10pm
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Doctors Without Borders says its hospital in the Afghan city of Kunduz was hit with "aerial bombing raids" every 15 minutes for more than an hour on Saturday morning in an apparent attack by US forces that killed least 19 people, including 12 hospital staff members and three children.
The humanitarian organization — also known as Médecins Sans Frontières, or MSF — said in a statement that the bombing began at around 2:08am local time and lasted until about 3:15am. MSF said its main central hospital building, which houses the intensive care unit, emergency rooms, and physiotherapy ward, was "repeatedly hit very precisely during each aerial raid, while surrounding buildings were left mostly untouched."
"The bombs hit and then we heard the plane circle round," said Heman Nagarathnam, MSF Head of Programs in northern Afghanistan. "There was a pause, and then more bombs hit. This happened again and again. When I made it out from the office, the main hospital building was engulfed in flames. Those people that could had moved quickly to the building's two bunkers to seek safety. But patients who were unable to escape burned to death as they lay in their beds."
MSF said the bombing continued for more than 30 minutes "after American and Afghan military officials in Kabul and Washington were first informed by MSF that its hospital was struck." The organization noted that the US military coalition and Afghan security forces had been provided with the precise GPS coordinates of the hospital as recently as September 29 in order to prevent such an incident from occurring.
US Forces in Afghanistan acknowledged conducting a strike at 2:15am Saturday morning against "individuals threatening the force."
"The strike may have resulted in collateral damage to a nearby medical facility," US Army Colonel Brian Tribus, a spokesman for US forces in Afghanistan said in a statement, adding that the incident is under investigation.
The White House issued a statement from President Barack Obama that offered condolences but stopped short of an apology.
"On behalf of the American people, I extend my deepest condolences to the medical professionals and other civilians killed and injured in the tragic incident at a Doctors Without Borders hospital in Kunduz," Obama said. "The Department of Defense has launched a full investigation, and we will await the results of that inquiry before making a definitive judgment as to the circumstances of this tragedy."
"I have asked the Department of Defense to keep me apprised of the investigation and expect a full accounting of the facts and circumstances," Obama said, adding that the US "will continue to work closely with President Ghani, the Afghan government, and our international partners to support the Afghan National Defense and Security forces as they work to secure their country."
MSF demanded "a full and transparent investigation," and said that "all indications currently point to the bombing being carried out by international Coalition forces."
US Defense Secretary Ash Carter released a statement saying he learned of the incident overnight, and noting that the "area has been the scene of intense fighting the last few days."
"US forces in support of Afghan security forces were operating nearby, as were Taliban fighters," Carter said. "While we are still trying to determine exactly what happened, I want to extend my thoughts and prayers to everyone affected."
Carter called bombing a "tragic incident," and said an investigation is underway in coordination with the Afghan government. "At this difficult moment, we will continue to work with our Afghan partners to try and end the ongoing violence in and around Kunduz," he said.
Related: Afghan Forces Retake Kunduz From the Taliban
US and Afghan forces have been struggling to regain control of Kunduz since Taliban fighters seized control of the provincial capital six days ago. Citing civilian testimony, Amnesty International reported "mass murder, gang rapes, and house-to-house searches by Taliban death squads," in Kunduz after the city was captured, with heavy fighting continuing in recent days.
MSF said that since fighting broke out on Monday, the hospital — the only one of its kind in the area — had treated 394 wounded patients. When the bombs fell Saturday morning, MSF counted 105 patients and their caretakers in the hospital, alongside more than 80 international and national MSF staff.
Reached by phone on Saturday morning, Doctors Without Borders spokesman Tim Shenk would neither confirm nor deny reports quoting the Afghan Interior Ministry as saying that 10 to 15 Taliban fighters were hiding in the hospital. Kunduz police spokesman Sayed Sarwar Hussaini told VICE News that Afghan security forces were receiving fire from an area adjacent to the hospital on Saturday.
MSF said wounded patients and staff were treated in a makeshift operating room that was set up in an undamaged part of the hospital. Critically injured patients were reportedly transferred to a hospital in Puli Khumri, a two-hour drive away.
Nicolas Metri, the International Committee of the Red Cross representative in Kabul, said the organization evacuated all of MSF's international staff from Kunduz by plane on Saturday afternoon, including 11 foreign staffers, one Afghan, and one Red Cross doctor.
UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein issued a statement on Saturday calling for "a swift, full and transparent investigation" into the airstrikes.
"This event is utterly tragic, inexcusable, and possibly even criminal," Zeid said. "International and Afghan military planners have an obligation to respect and protect civilians at all times, and medical facilities and personnel are the object of a special protection. These obligations apply no matter whose air force is involved, and irrespective of the location."
According to MFS, the hospital in Kunduz treated more than 22,000 patients in 2014. The organization, which operates in conflict zones around the world, first worked in Afghanistan in 1980. The Kunduz facility was established in 2011.
NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen issued a statement saying he is "deeply saddened by the tragic incident."
"Doctors without Borders perform extraordinary humanitarian work across the world, including in Afghanistan," he said. "They play an important role in helping create the conditions for a better future for the Afghan people. A US investigation into this tragic incident is under way in coordination with the Afghan government."
Tessa Stuart, Keegan Hamilton, Samuel Oakford, and Abdul Aleem contributed to this report.
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1If any of you have a dispute with another Christian, how dare you go before heathen judges instead of letting God's people settle the matter? 2Don't you know that God's people will judge the world? Well, then, if you are to judge the world, aren't you capable of judging small matters? 3Do you not know that we shall judge the angels? How much more, then, the things of this life! 4If such matters come up, are you going to take them to be settled by people who have no standing in the church? 5Shame on you! Surely there is at least one wise person in your fellowship who can settle a dispute between fellow-Christians. 6Instead, one Christian goes to court against another and lets unbelievers judge the case!
7The very fact that you have legal disputes among yourselves shows that you have failed completely. Would it not be better for you to be wronged? Would it not be better for you to be robbed? 8Instead, you yourselves wrong one another and rob one another, even your own brothers and sisters! 9Surely you know that the wicked will not possess God's Kingdom. Do not fool yourselves; people who are immoral or who worship idols or are adulterers or homosexual perverts 10or who steal or are greedy or are drunkards or who slander others or are thieves — none of these will possess God's Kingdom. 11Some of you were like that. But you have been purified from sin; you have been dedicated to God; you have been put right with God by the Lord Jesus Christ and by the Spirit of our God.
126.12: 1 Cor 10.23Someone will say, "I am allowed to do anything." Yes; but not everything is good for you. I could say that I am allowed to do anything, but I am not going to let anything make me its slave. 13Someone else will say, "Food is for the stomach, and the stomach is for food." Yes; but God will put an end to both. The body is not to be used for sexual immorality, but to serve the Lord; and the Lord provides for the body. 14God raised the Lord from death, and he will also raise us by his power.
15You know that your bodies are parts of the body of Christ. Shall I take a part of Christ's body and make it part of the body of a prostitute? Impossible! 166.16: Gen 2.24Or perhaps you don't know that the man who joins his body to a prostitute becomes physically one with her? The scripture says quite plainly, "The two will become one body." 17But he who joins himself to the Lord becomes spiritually one with him.
18Avoid immorality. Any other sin a man commits does not affect his body; but the man who is guilty of sexual immorality sins against his own body. 196.19: 1 Cor 3.16; 2 Cor 6.16Don't you know that your body is the temple of the Holy Spirit, who lives in you and who was given to you by God? You do not belong to yourselves but to God; 20he bought you for a price. So use your bodies for God's glory.


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package com.github.j5ik2o.forseti.adaptor.validator

import com.github.j5ik2o.forseti.domain.client.{Client, ClientCredential, ClientId, ClientType}
import com.github.j5ik2o.forseti.domain.exception.{InvalidGrantException, OAuthException}
import com.github.j5ik2o.forseti.infrastructure.util.EitherTUtil._

import scala.concurrent.{ExecutionContext, Future}
import scalaz._

trait ClientCredentialValidator {

  protected def isClientLock(clientId: ClientId): Boolean = false

  protected def onClientAuthenticationFailed(
      client: Client,
      clientCredential: ClientCredential
  ): Unit = {}

  protected def onClientAuthenticationSucceeded(client: Client): Unit = {}

  def validate(clientCredential: ClientCredential, client: Client)(
      implicit ec: ExecutionContext
  ): EitherT[Future, OAuthException, Client]

}

object ClientCredentialValidator {

  def ofDefault: ClientCredentialValidator =
    new Default

  private class Default extends ClientCredentialValidator {

    override def validate(clientCredential: ClientCredential, client: Client)(
        implicit ec: ExecutionContext
    ): EitherT[Future, OAuthException, Client] = {
      if (isClientLock(client.id))
        createLeftOfEitherT(
          new InvalidGrantException(
            Maybe.just(s"client_id is locked!!!: client_id = ${client.id.value}")
          )
        )
      else if (client.clientType == ClientType.Confidential && clientCredential.clientSecret.isEmpty)
        createLeftOfEitherT(
          new InvalidGrantException(
            Maybe.just(
              s"client_secret is must for confidential client: client_id = ${client.id.value}"
            )
          )
        )
      else if (clientCredential.clientSecret.isJust && client.clientSecret.map(_.value) != clientCredential.clientSecret) {
        onClientAuthenticationFailed(client, clientCredential)
        createLeftOfEitherT(
          new InvalidGrantException(
            Maybe.just(s"client_secret is mismatch: client_id = ${client.id.value}")
          )
        )
      } else {
        onClientAuthenticationSucceeded(client)
        client.toRightTFuture[OAuthException]
      }
    }

  }

}


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I m an industrial placement student sitting in Strategy and Operations Consulting. As part of my degree I will spend 12 months at Deloitte working.
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I m currently working on a project to help a leading Global Bank to separate their front and middle-back office in order to help the bank to absorb the "shock wave" in event of financial turmoil.
There is no such thing as a typical day with Deloitte Consulting.
The work that we do tends to iterate everyday. It allows us to visualise the impact that you are making on daily basis which is super rewarding. You also get the freedom to manage your own time according to your priorities and what you think is the most important to your career.
There is so much information about Deloitte available online. On Deloitte's website and external websites. So.....no excuse for not doing your homework. Use the STAR framework to help yourself structure your answers! Hope it helps!
The project simulation training is great fun!
Why did you choose to work at Deloitte? What do you enjoy most about working there?
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Muskau Bend Landscape Park (Park Krajobrazowy Łuk Mużakowa) is a protected area (Landscape Park) in western Poland, established in 2001, covering an area of .

The Park lies within Lubusz Voivodeship, in Żary County (Łęknica, Gmina Brody, Gmina Przewóz, Gmina Trzebiel, Gmina Tuplice).

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Master Ilyās Nīqūla Yārid
Home Titanic Survivor Master Ilyās Nīqūla Yārid
Master Ilyās Nīqūla Yārid was born in Al Hākūr, Akkār, Lebanon. His exact age is uncertain 1 but he is believed to have been born on 16 April 1900.
He was the son of Nīqūla Yārid (1850-1940), a flour miller, and Nūr Badr (b. 1860) and had several older siblings including his sister Jamilah (b. 1898). His mother and several of his siblings had left Lebanon a few years in advance and settled in Jacksonville, Duval, Florida. The rest of the family would join them later.
In March 1912 Ilyās, his father and sister Jamilah left their village to make the journey to Beirut from where they would journey to Marseille and then onward to Cherbourg. Before the family could leave together Ilyās' father was diagnosed with a contagious eye infection which prevented him from joining any ship. He was forced to remain behind whilst Ilyās and his sister journeyed ahead. They boarded the Titanic as third class passengers (ticket number 2651 which cost £11, 4s, 10d) and, speaking no English themselves, probably relied on kindly members of their fellow countrymen to look after them.
On the night of the sinking Ilyās and Jamilah were in bed. Jamilah felt a bump and became concerned about noises she was hearing outside their cabin and asked her brother to investigate. He was at first disinterested but Jamilah was insistent and so the two children left their cabin and followed others to the Boat Deck. On deck she remembered the $500 given to her by her father for the trip, they headed back down to the cabin but found that water was filling the passageway and prevented her from opening the door. They returned to deck where they were allowed into (probably) collapsible C.
Upon their arrival in New York aboard Carpathia Ilyās and his sister were met by their elder brother Isaac (1894-1985) and he took them to his home in Nova Scotia where they remained for several months in recuperation. It was not until July that their father arrived in the USA and the family were eventually reunited and all settled in Jacksonville.
To help them assimilate to their new home the family name was changed from Yārid to Garrett and Ilyās became known as Louis Nicholas.
Louis worked for his brother Isaac and initially lived with him at his home in Fresno, California. He was married in Florida on 5 February 1926 to Elizabeth Shedise 2 (1896-1951) who was his brother's sister-in-law (sister of his wife Mary). Elizabeth was also a Lebanese immigrant who had come to the USA in 1900. The couple's firstborn, an unnamed son, arrived on 2 April 1927 but died the same day. They welcomed another child in 1929, another son whom they named Kenneth.
The small family remained living in Jacksonville and Louis became a grocery merchant. In later years he became a Jehovah's Witness and, in the late 1940s, made a return trip to his birthplace of Lebanon, this time via airplane. He rarely spoke about the Titanic and when he did, it caused him to become emotional.
Louis died on 31 May 1981 in Tucker, Georgia whilst visiting his son Kenneth who had moved there in 1973 with his wife Ann. He was buried in Evergreen Cemetery in Jacksonville.
It is generally accepted that Ilyās was 10-years-old when on Titanic. His social security application records his birthdate as 16 April 1901 which means he was 10 going on 11, celebrating his birthday aboard Carpathia. However, census records, whilst not always accurate, point that he was born in 1900 which means he was 11 going on 12. His marriage record states he was born in 1898.
Spelling varies depending on record and is sometimes given as Shediac
LOUIS GARRETT'S TESTIMONY
Réveillez-vous ! (1982)
LOUIS GARRETT (ELIAS NICOLA-YARRED)
Boston Globe (1912)
JAMILA AND ELIAS NICOLA YARRED WITH THEIR MOTHER
Florida Times Union (1981)
SURVIVOR OF TITANIC DIES IN ATLANTA
ILYāS NīQūLA YāRID (DEATH CERTIFICATE)
I SURVIVED THE SINKING OF THE TITANIC
Name: Master Ilyās Nīqūla Yārid
Born: Monday 16th April 1900 in Al Hākūr, Syria
Age: 11 years 11 months and 29 days (Male)
Nationality: Syrian
Last Residence: in Al Hākūr, Syria
3rd Class Passengers
Embarked: Cherbourg on Wednesday 10th April 1912
Ticket No. 2651, £11 4s 10d
Destination: Jacksonville, Florida, United States
Rescued (boat C)
Died: Sunday 31st May 1981 aged 81 years
Cause of Death: Heart Failure / Disease
Buried: Evergreen Cemetery, Jacksonville, Florida, United States
Miss Jamīlah Nīqūla Yārid
Leila Salloum Elias, USA
Victor Hugo Ossio Villalba, USA
Roland Frisch, USA
Frances Taber, USA
Awake (1981) 22 October 1981
Florida Times Union, 2 June 1981, Obituary
State of Georgia Certificate of Death
Times Union (Jacksonville, Florida), 20 January 1998, Sisters had Titanic link in mother.
Leila Saloum Elias (2011) The Dream and then the Nightmare: the Syrians who boarded the Titanic; Atlas, ISBN 978-9933-9086-1-4
Encyclopedia Titanica (2017) Ilyās Nīqūla Yārid (ref: #1071, last updated: 28th August 2017, accessed 16th January 2021 16:21:27 PM)
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Why are Google+ Pages Good for Your Business?
News » Other » Why are Google+ Pages Good for Your Business?
Late in 2011, Google rolled out 'pages' for its Google+ social network. Your business can now have its own brand page on Google+ 'page' just as it does on Facebook.
Why are Google+ pages good for your business? We've pulled together three of the best articles just for you.
Many of you won't have dipped your toes into the Google+ waters yet. We're all still splashing around in the shallows and perfecting our swimming strokes, while we watch to see if the big waves come rolling in.
Google+ is growing so fast that we decided Google's own Introducing Pages for Google+ had to make the list this week. It's a neat and simple breakdown of what Google+ offers for sharing and promoting your brand. Read about hangouts, the capacity for inter-user video conversations without leaving Google+.
But it's the circles and ripples that could really set this new player apart. On Google+, circles enable you to segment your audience and ripples enable you to analyse how your content is shared and re-shared.
Want more detail? Head over to Google's Getting Started Guide.
We liked this take on The Pros & Cons of Google+ for Small Business on Mashable. Writer Erica Swallow took the time to collate thoughts from a host of small businesses and look at Google+ from the viewpoint of the time-poor small business.
Ms Swallow picks out the potential for a boost in search engine ranking, expanded content distribution and audience segmentation, but also highlights the opportunity to connect with early adopters and be early to explore a niche platform. There are great benefits for small businesses wanting to get in the game early, but the writer doesn't sugar-coat with what could well turn out to be teething problems. Only time will tell.
Don't miss Ashley Zeckman's Google+ marketing tips over on the online marketing blog TopRank when you are setting up your profile or page. Ms Zeckman neatly lays out some of the key steps and the importance of a 'stellar' introduction on your profile.
What's your fearless prediction on the popularity of Google+ by the end of the year?
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La Perla presents this Autumn many new collection more sumptuous the ones than the others, but which are also more and more expensive and often inaccessible for most of lingerie lovers. So don't miss the offer as attractive but really less expensive proposed in their Outlet section.
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People's choice saddles
road.cc People's Choice: your favourite saddles
Your favourite places to park your bum
by John Stevenson
Thu, Jul 16, 2015 12:16
What's your favourite saddle? In our last People's Choice survey we aimed to find out where people like parking their bums. The results are in, so without further ado, the envelope please.
5 Brooks B17 — 7%
If there's a saddle that deserves the title 'classic' it's John Boultbee Brooks' 1898 (!) masterpiece. That the B17 is still popular more than a century after it was first made is testament to the effectiveness of the design, which features a piece of leather stretched over steel rails. Brooks saddles conform to the shape of the rider's bum as they're used, and eventually become extremely comfortable.
5 Fizik Antares VS — 7%
Italian saddle maker Fizik has dominated high-end seating in the last decade or so with a range of well-made, comfortable and deservedly popular saddles. The Antares VS has a central groove to relieve pressure on the perineum so your bits don't go numb when you're riding.
4 Specialized Romin Pro — 8%
The Romin Pro takes to its logical conclusion Specialized's Body Geometry notion of careful shaping and a central channel — it features a complete gap in the middle. It seems to work well, making a strong showing in the poll.
3 Brooks B17N — 9%
The sportier, narrow version of the Brooks B17, with which it shares identical construction. This design only goes back to 1910, so it's a mere stripling by Brooks standards.
2 Fizik Arione — 12%
The long, narrow, flat saddle that shot fizik to prominence is still popular with performance riders. There is now a wide range of Arione variants, but they're all best suited to racing snakes.
1 Fabric Scoop — 13%
Formerly the Charge Scoop, and available in three shapes and a wide range of colours and specifications, this saddle is a perennial favourite because it offers excellent comfort at a very reasonable price for the base model.
John Stevenson
John has been writing about bikes and cycling for over 30 years since discovering that people were mug enough to pay him for it rather than expecting him to do an honest day's work.
He was heavily involved in the mountain bike boom of the late 1980s as a racer, team manager and race promoter, and that led to writing for Mountain Biking UK magazine shortly after its inception. He got the gig by phoning up the editor and telling him the magazine was rubbish and he could do better. Rather than telling him to get lost, MBUK editor Tym Manley called John's bluff and the rest is history.
Since then he has worked on MTB Pro magazine and was editor of Maximum Mountain Bike and Australian Mountain Bike magazines, before switching to the web in 2000 to work for CyclingNews.com. Along with road.cc founder Tony Farrelly, John was on the launch team for BikeRadar.com and subsequently became editor in chief of Future Publishing's group of cycling magazines and websites, including Cycling Plus, MBUK, What Mountain Bike and Procycling.
John has also written for Cyclist magazine, edited the BikeMagic website and was founding editor of TotalWomensCycling.com before handing over to someone far more representative of the site's main audience.
He joined road.cc in 2013. He lives in Cambridge where the lack of hills is more than made up for by the headwinds.


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Q: How am I able to connect to mqtt server with wrong credentials? I gave the wrong credentials in the arduino for the mqtt server, but still i am able to connect to the mqtt server and receive messages from the nodemcu board.
Here is the code :
const char* mqttserver="broker.mqtt-dashboard.com";
 const char* clientid="clie"; //client1
 const char* username="sampleCli"; //sampleclient
 const char* password="clien"; //client123

i have given the wrong clientid as well as the username and password. I am using mqtt box as a mqtt broker.
Here is the code to connect to the mqtt broker
if(client.connect(clientid,username,password))
{
  Serial.println("connected");
  client.publish("topic1","connected");
}
else
{
  Serial.println("failed to connect");
  Serial.print(client.state());
  delay(5000);
}

I dnt get any "failed to connect" statement in the serial monitor, and also the mqtt broker recieves messages from the nodemcu board.
What mistake am i making?

A: My guess would be that you don't have the server setup to correctly require a password.
Try using something like mosquitto_pub to confirm the server is behaving as you expect then re-try the client code.


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Ticket Giveaway Wednesday: Cool Ghouls, Man Man and more
(illustration: Cassidy Miller) Want even more giveaways? Sign up for our newsletter for access to extra contests. To enter for a chance to win tickets to any show below, email contest@thebaybridged.com with the name of the band and the date of the show you're entering in the subject line and your full name in the body of the email. Winners will be selected at random no later than 24 hours before the listed show and notified via email. Thursday, January 3 The Seeds, Love @ The Chapel 9pm, $30, all ages. Buy advance tickets here. Friday, January 4 Cool Ghouls, [...]
By Jody Amable|January 2, 2019|Tags: Cool Ghouls, Man Man|
Cool Ghouls and Pardoner on Post Trash Comp (for charity!)
Post Trash just released their third annual compilation of 51(!) underground-ish bands from all corners of the rock and roll genresphere. All proceeds from sales of the comp will go directly to the Maria Fund, an organization benefiting victims of Hurricanes Irma and Maria in Puerto Rico. A pair of locals are on the comp: Cool Ghouls contributed their ramblin' "CCR Bootleg" and Pardoner added the fuzzy "Bud." Check them out below, and if you're reading this across the pond, Cool Ghouls are about to embark on a nice long tour of Europe. Post-Trash: Volume Three by Cool Ghouls Post-Trash: [...]
By Russell Jelinek|January 29, 2018|Tags: Cool Ghouls, Pardoner|
Ticket Giveaway Wednesday: Kimya Dawson, Cool Ghouls and more
(illustration: Cassidy Miller) To enter for a chance to win tickets to any show below, email contest@thebaybridged.com with the name of the band and the date of the show you're entering in the subject line and your full name in the body of the email. Winners will be selected at random and notified via email. Friday, June 2 Lambchop, Brokeback @ Great American Music Hall 8:30pm, $25, all ages. Buy advance tickets here. Saturday, June 3 Cool Ghouls, Sweet Chariot, Wooden Indian Burial Ground @ The Chapel 9pm, $15, all ages. Buy advance tickets here. Saturday, June 3 The Family [...]
By Jody Amable|May 31, 2017|Tags: Cool Ghouls, Kimya Dawson|
Giveaway: Here comes Wet Hot SF Summer
Shake off your candy corn hangover and get ready to send our Bay Area summer off in style with Sea Witch's Wet Hot SF Summer party on November 5 at Neck of the Woods, starring a bevy of great San Francisco bands, including Cool Ghouls, The She's, Flaural, Down and Outlaws, Big Big Love, and Vela Eyes. Be sure to check out Cool Ghouls performing songs from their stellar new Kelley Stoltz-produced album, Animal Races. And don't miss The She's — who are currently in the studio cooking up magic for their third record. Come early, stay late, and discover [...]
By Rob Goodman|October 25, 2016|Tags: Big Big Love, Cool Ghouls, Down and Outlaws, Flaural, The She's, Vela Eyes|
Mixtape: New Releases from Some of the Bay Area's Best Record Labels
http://media.libsyn.com/media/thebaybridged/Record_Labels_2016_Mixtape.mp3 Download: Mixtape: New Releases from Some of the Bay Area's Best Record Labels (Podcast #393) Support for this podcast is provided by Goldstar. Visit their web site at goldstar.com/thebaybridged The post first ran on KQED.org. A record label may not be a necessity for a musician in 2016, considering the remarkable ease with which anyone can record an album and put it out into the world, and its benefits may not be obvious to some, given the precarious state of the music industry as a whole. Still, amidst the sea of countless new releases every week, there's undeniable value [...]
By The Bay Bridged|September 23, 2016|Tags: All Your Sisters, Be Calm Honcho, Beekeepers, Broke Hatre Records, BTs, Cocktails, Cool Ghouls, Death Records, Empty Cellar Records, Everyone is Dirty, Father / Daughter Records, King Rocker Records, Manics, Melters, OIM Records, Popgang Records, Royal Oakie Records, Slumberland Records, Southpaw Records, Summer Peaks, Teal, Teenage Chain, The Flenser, Tony Molina, Vacant Stare Records, Violent Change, Wave Dweller Records|
Ticket Giveaway Wednesday: Ben Sollee, Cool Ghouls and more
(illustration: Cassidy Miller) To enter for a chance to win tickets to any show below, email contest@thebaybridged.com with the name of the band and the date of the show you're entering in the subject line and your full name in the body of the email. Winners will be selected at random and notified via email. Winners will be notified no later than the Friday of the week of the giveaway. Thursday, August 11 Cool Ghouls, Silver Shadows, Emotional @ The Chapel 9pm, $15, all ages. Buy advance tickets here. Thursday, August 11 Promised Land Sound, The Old Folks, Midnight Sons [...]
By Jody Amable|August 10, 2016|Tags: Ben Sollee, Cool Ghouls|
Cool Ghouls are all grown up: listen to a pair of tracks from 'Animal Races'
Cool Ghouls seemed so young back when we first wrote about them in depth nearly four years ago: they were purveyors of a joyous San Francisco sound that just felt like a gorgeous sunny day. After four years, tons of live performances, and an ever-changing city, Cool Ghouls have grown up a bit on their third LP, Animal Races (available on Empty Cellar Records August 19). They still play with a distinct California sound that highlights their tight harmonies over jangly guitars, but there's a sense of melancholy in the Ghouls' material to go along with some new instruments, (such [...]
By Russell Jelinek|July 12, 2016|Tags: Cool Ghouls|
KDVS presents: ORMF XVI Festival in Davis
There aren't many festivals where you can see 18 great bands and artists for only 17 dollars, but there is KDVS's Operation Restore Maximum Freedom Festival or to be short and real: ORMF XVI Festival. Not only does its name have two meanings — one pertaining to the freeform format of the station, and one stating that they are mostly funded by the listeners and community — this festival is for the people who may live a little to out of the way to get to the house show in Oakland or SF on a Wednesday night. This is for the [...]
By Erika Delgado|May 13, 2016|Tags: Bobey, Cool Ghouls, Crush, Jay Som, Mall Walk, Meat Market, ORMF, SOAR, Unity|
Is the San Francisco music scene dead? We search for clues.
Hot Flash Heat Wave at the Rickshaw Stop, January 31, 2016 I recently heard the music scene in San Francisco was dead, and being a writer for a website dedicated to covering the music scene in San Francisco, I was obviously a little concerned. To get to the bottom of this, I went out to find some comments from some members on the scene. But man, it was kind of difficult. I thought I'd start with Chuck Prophet, who at this point should be considered one of the deans of the SF scene (if it still exists). Unfortunately, [...]
By Russell Jelinek|April 13, 2016|Tags: Adam Vida, Chuck Prophet, Con Brio, Cool Ghouls, Field Medic, HEARTWATCH, Hot Flash Heat Wave, John Dwyer, Plush, Sonny & the Sunsets, Sonny and the Sunsets, Sonny Smith, Thao & The Get Down Stay Down, Thao and the Get Down Stay Down, The She's|
The Bay Abridged: Jan 20 – Feb 2
In this recurring feature known as The Bay Abridged, our staff writers will provide short, witty recaps on shows they attended around the Bay Area. A scene check, a heat check, and sometimes more — stop by every Wednesday for the most comprehensive and concise recap of last week's Bay Area concert scene. Howe Gelb & Sylvie Simmons at The Chapel (SF) Jan. 24 SF treasure Sylvie Simmons played a beautiful Donovan tune "Catch the Wind" and a slew of brand new songs including a tear jerker called "Nothing". Howe joined her for the last few songs in full Curious [...]
By Zack Frederick|February 3, 2016|Tags: Cool Ghouls, Dan Deacon, Future Shapes, Howe Gelb, PWR BTTM, saintseneca, The Bay Abridged|


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Community readiness to prevent intimate partner violence in Bexar County, Texas
Margaret Brackley, Yolanda Davila, Joe Thornton, Christina Leal, Gia Mudd, Jane Shafer, Patricia Castillo, William Spears
The purpose of this article is to describe the Community Readiness Model implemented by the San Antonio Safe Family Coalition in Bexar County, Texas, a coordinated community response to prevent intimate partner violence. The project used a participatory action process to (a) determine the city's and county's stage of readiness to prevent intimate partner violence; (b) identify differences in the city and county by dividing the area into sectors for the assessment; (c) engage the community in determining the accuracy and usefulness of the results of the assessment; (d) develop targeted strategies to move the city and county to a higher stage of readiness for prevention of intimate partner violence; and (e) evaluate the results of the project.
Journal of Transcultural Nursing
https://doi.org/10.1177/1043659603014003009
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Brackley, M., Davila, Y., Thornton, J., Leal, C., Mudd, G., Shafer, J., ... Spears, W. (2003). Community readiness to prevent intimate partner violence in Bexar County, Texas. Journal of Transcultural Nursing, 14(3), 227-236. https://doi.org/10.1177/1043659603014003009
Community readiness to prevent intimate partner violence in Bexar County, Texas. / Brackley, Margaret; Davila, Yolanda; Thornton, Joe; Leal, Christina; Mudd, Gia; Shafer, Jane; Castillo, Patricia; Spears, William.
In: Journal of Transcultural Nursing, Vol. 14, No. 3, 07.2003, p. 227-236.
Brackley, M, Davila, Y, Thornton, J, Leal, C, Mudd, G, Shafer, J, Castillo, P & Spears, W 2003, 'Community readiness to prevent intimate partner violence in Bexar County, Texas', Journal of Transcultural Nursing, vol. 14, no. 3, pp. 227-236. https://doi.org/10.1177/1043659603014003009
Brackley M, Davila Y, Thornton J, Leal C, Mudd G, Shafer J et al. Community readiness to prevent intimate partner violence in Bexar County, Texas. Journal of Transcultural Nursing. 2003 Jul;14(3):227-236. https://doi.org/10.1177/1043659603014003009
Brackley, Margaret ; Davila, Yolanda ; Thornton, Joe ; Leal, Christina ; Mudd, Gia ; Shafer, Jane ; Castillo, Patricia ; Spears, William. / Community readiness to prevent intimate partner violence in Bexar County, Texas. In: Journal of Transcultural Nursing. 2003 ; Vol. 14, No. 3. pp. 227-236.
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DUNSTABLE -- On Oct. 11, 2017, the Boy Scouts of America turned 100 years of tradition on its head by announcing plans to let girls join Scout troops.
Some people thought this would take the beloved Eagle Scout honor Boy Scouts strive for and "gut its prestige" and claimed the Boy Scouts were "caving to gender politics." Others wondered why girls would not just stick with the Girl Scouts as the troop for community service.
Regan Flynn and Abbie Axon, two Girl Scouts in Dunstable, had a very different reaction.
"Abby and I had a party," Regan said. "We'd been talking about this for so long."
"Four friends texted me that day because they knew how much I wanted to be a Boy Scout," Abbie said.
Fast-forward a year and a half, and Regan, Abbie and three other Dunstable girls are the first female members of Scout Troop 28. The five girls were chatting with some of the 24 boys of the troop at the Dunstable Evangelical Congregational Church on Monday night about upcoming events including a church cleanup and a camping trip to the Beaver Brook Association in Hollis, New Hampshire. For something that split Americans down the middle in terms of reactions, seeing the boys and girls coordinating activities together in similar uniforms under one group seemed surprisingly casual.
Nationwide, the Boy Scouts are changing with the times, having created a new entity, Scouts BSA, for boys and girls ages 11 to 17.
For now, there is a slight bit of separation between the boys and girls in Dunstable. According to Troop Leader Sarath Krishnaswamy, the troop is officially divided as Troop 28 and Troop 28G for the girls. Philip DeNyse, the troop's committee chair, clarified that the addition of girls in the troop doesn't represent a merger between the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts. Krishnaswamy said he was "delighted" by the announcement in 2017 and saw this as a way to expand the Boy Scouts membership numbers.
"This made sense as something we could offer," he added. "The Girl Scouts have a great program and what they do is awesome. This is just an opportunity for those interested. I think the BSA program tends to be a lot more outdoor-focused. We're now seeing more young teams regardless of gender who want to go outside."
Sara Axon decided to take the leap from being Troop 28's assistant scoutmaster to Troop 28G's scoutmaster. Although the girls couldn't attend meetings to advance their ranks before Feb. 1, Axon pointed out that some of the girls attended earlier troop meetings to get an idea of what to expect. There's also the family aspect between the Scouts, as Axon mentioned that four of the five girls have brothers who are either Cub Scouts or Boy Scouts.
"I've lived here my entire life and seen my son go through the program," she said. "The skills they learn here are real so I wanted to be here at the beginning to set the tone and see where this goes. I'm excited to give these girls an opportunity."
Axon's 15-year-old daughter, Abbie, will pull double-duty as both a Girl Scout and a Boy Scout, going for both the Girl Scouts' Gold Award and the Eagle Scout honor from the Boy Scouts. That challenge, along with the greater focus on outdoor activities, is what appealed to Abbie about joining the Boy Scouts.
"Being able to be a Boy Scout is very exciting," Abbie said. "I think it was scary at first because there were way more boys, but I know the rest of the girls managed.
Plus it's really easy to make friends at camp-outs."
Regan, 15, is also pulling double duty with the Girl and Boy Scouts. She's in the midst of working on earning four merit badges: radio, insect study, welding and life management. She noted how Girl Scouts "don't get as much recognition" for their accomplishments and that being honored as an Eagle Scout is "more widely recognized" in public.
"This is a really cool thing," Regan added. "The meetings were held in a different way but the boys gave us a real sense of belonging. This is an amazing opportunity and I want more girls to know about it."
None of the scoutmasters or scouts have heard any kind of negative feedback in response to the troop's inclusiveness. Kiran Krishnaswamy, the troop's senior patrol leader, thought that people weren't terrible bothered with welcoming girls to the Scouts.
"I thought it was cool," said Kiran, 15. "More people in the troop is always nice and the girls wanted to do outdoor camping. I think allowing anyone who wants to join is a good thing."


Clinical manufacturing facilities require the flexibility to configure the sequence of unit operations as well as equipment characteristics to fit diverse types of manufacturing processes.
While stainless steel facilities remain as more traditional and suitable for large volume products, single-use facilities provide tremendous advantage for flexibility, infrastructure and capital costs, and start-up time.
Single-use equipment and single-use facilities are particularly suitable for clinical manufacturing due to smaller investment requirements, smaller footprint, reduced risk, and increased operational flexibility.
While single-use equipment are evolving and catching up to the functionality and reliability of stainless steel equipment, in some instances, stainless steel equipment may still be preferred.
We will be providing a description of a new clinical manufacturing facility where single-use and stainless steel equipment were combined in a strategic manner to meet the business objectives.
Biopharmaceutical manufacturing facilities are designed and operated to meet business objectives at various stages of a product lifecycles. While large stainless-steel facilities are appropriate for large volume established products, smaller single-use facilities are more efficient for smaller volume manufacturing needs, particularly for clinical supplies. Stainless steel equipment can be combined with single-use equipment to create hybrid facilities to meet process needs and business objectives in a more efficient manner. Typical challenges with building and validating a biopharmaceutical manufacturing facility can be overcome by strategic planning, good execution and a high-performance team.


District Legal services Authority, Biswanath.
Applications along with bio-data and two numbers of passport size photographs are invited from the local residents of the Biswanath District, for selection of 20 numbers of Para Legal Volunteers (PLVs) at Biswanath district, under District Legal services Authority, Biswanath.
1. He/ She must be a citizen of India and a local resident of the Biswanath District.
2. He/ she should have mind-set to assist the needy in society, and have the compassion, empathy and concern for the upliftment of marginalized and weaker sections of the society.
3. The work of PLVs doesn't carry any salary, remuneration or wage except honorarium fixed by the District Legal Services Authority, Biswanath from time to time, as per rules.
4. The decisions of the Selection Committee in short listing the number of candidate for interview and selection of PLV shall be final. The eligible candidates shall have to appear for Interview before the Selection committee, the date of which will be notified in the official website.
5. Selected PLV shall be required to undergo training programme as per decision of the District Legal Services Authority, Biswanath.
6. In case of any objection regarding selection of PLVs, the decision of the Chairman, District Legal Services Authority, Biswanath shall be final and binding on all concerned.
7. List of the applicants shortlisted for interview will be notified in the office notice board as well as uploaded in the official website of District Judiciary, i.e., www.sonitpurjudiciary.gov.in.
How to apply: The application should be addressed to the Chairman, District Legal Services Authority, Biswanath, Tezpur. Filled up application with bio-data and photographs should reach the given address on or before 08-02-19.