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Tell Me No Lies second in Noble series
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Readers first met Lady Dunbridge, the young widow of a British lord, in Ask Me No Questions, debut novel by Shelley Noble, when she arrived in New York ready to take the New York social scene by storm in the early 1900s. However, she immediately found herself immersed in a murder and had to put her social plans on the shelf for a time.
With that murder solved and peace restored to the upper echelons of New York society, Lady Dunbridge can now enjoy the balls, soirees, and gatherings in Gilded Manhattan. That is until a young business tycoon's body is found at the bottom of the laundry chute in a friend's townhouse.
Summoned to the scene by the family, Lady Dunbridge finds herself pressured to keep the news of the murder quiet, lest another financial panic sweeps through Wall Street.
Initially it seems Lady Dunbridge's investigative skills will come to naught. After all, the young man's engagement to the household's beautiful young daughter was about to be announced. He apparently had no enemies.
But Lady Dundridge continues digging into his past and eventually learns that he had plenty of enemies, many of whom had motive, opportunity and means to commit the crime. Like many murder victims, this young man wasn't a very nice fellow.
When the household accepts the invitation of another extremely wealthy man for a party in the country, Lady Dunbridge tags along. Also in attendance is Lady Warwick, a British friend newly arrived from England and seeking to invest money in one of the murder victim's schemes.
Surely Lady Warwick's arrival in America isn't a coincidence!
With scenes taking place in the Plaza Hotel, Metropolitan Museum of Art and the opulent mansions of Long Island's Gold Coast as the backdrop, Lady Dunbridge believes something has to be done to bring justice to the victim and truly thinks she's just the one to do it.
Stokely Memorial Library now Tell Me No Lies, along with Ask Me No Questions. Both are excellent works, filled with all sorts of social and political history of the age, along with excellently crafted stories.
Located at 383 East Broadway, Stokely Memorial Library is open Mondays—Saturdays from 10-5 and may be reached by telephone at 423-623-3832.


After much deliberation, it was decided that I should join College from the next academic year. With a little bit of influence I got admission to the prestigious St.Josephs College in Bangalore. This college was situated in the Bangalore cantonment area and was affiliated to the Madras University and so there was not much of a problem as the Calicut school from where I passed SSLC was also affiliated to the Madras University. A question arises here. Why was the St.Joseph's College affiliated to far off Madras University and not Mysore University? Bangalore is in fact comprised of two cities in those days prior to independence and was separated by the vast stretch of beautiful gardens more famously known as the Cubbon Park. In this stretch of land stood the majestic Attara Kutcheri the seat of the Government of the day. Facing the building was the awe inspiring statue of Sir Mark Cubbon, riding a horse, the then Resident of the British Government. There was an imaginary border between the two parts of the town culturally so different that even the language spoken was different, one part Kannada and the other Tamil, Telugu, Urdu and mostly English which was the language of administration. While the whole State was under the Maharaja's administration with the Dewan as the Executive Head, roughly half of Bangalore was under the British Resident appointed by the British rulers to keep an effective control over the Maharaja of Mysore who was ruling the State independently. The area under the British Resident predominantly comprised of a number of army regiments under military administration. Hence it was called a Cantonment. The area had its own civil administration as well with its own police and municipal wings. The area was also known as the "Civil and Military Station". Many of the thoroughfares sported army related names like Infantry Road, Cavalry Road, South Parade besides the King's Road, the Queen's Road, Lady Curzon Road, Cubbon Road etc. During the war years it was common to see British soldiers and the native army men rubbing shoulders with local population. A large number of prisoners of war, mainly Italians, were stationed near the city. They were good footballers and were brought to the city to play against local teams on week ends. I have seen a few of those matches and had thoroughly enjoyed. In fact I became a fan of the Italians and cursed the Army for holding them in prison camps. However the British soldiers roamed free in the town spending money lavishly. I recall an incident one late evening when my father was returning home from office he saw one large wallet lying on the practically deserted road. He picked it up and seeing a large wad of currency notes was wondering whom it belonged to. On scrutiny he found the identification of a British soldier. He saw two British soldiers apparently drunk walking ahead of him in an inebriated state. He briskly approached them to hand over the purse. Even in that drunken state the soldier identified his purse and was trying to hand over a wad of notes to my father as thanksgiving but my father politely refused it.


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The New Jersey Senate seat held by Bob Menendez should be one of the safest for Democrats this year. But Menendez's legal troubles and the deep pockets of his Republican opponent, Bob Hugin, introduce an element of uncertainty into the equation.
Control of the U.S. Senate could depend on the outcome.
Menendez survived a six-week federal corruption trial last fall after a jury deadlocked on bribery charges against him. However, the Senate Ethics Committee later determined he violated federal law by accepting and not reporting private jet flights and other gifts from his friend, Florida eye doctor Salomon Melgen.
Hugin supported and donated heavily to President Donald Trump's 2016 election effort and headed a New Jersey-based pharmaceutical company that raised prices 20 percent in less than a year on a key cancer drug, parked money overseas and made it harder for companies to produce a generic version of its drugs.
Holding the New Jersey Senate seat is an imperative for Democrats, who need a net gain of two seats to take control of the chamber.
So far, neither national party has set foot in New Jersey to help with the race. That could change, however, if things tighten – amplifying what is already shaping up to be a nasty race, with both candidates likely to have enough money to spend on attack ads and plenty of ammunition to use for them.
Hugin and Menendez won their party primaries on Tuesday, though Menendez's margin of victory over publisher Lisa McCormick, a political unknown, was closer than anyone anticipated. Menendez led with 62 percent of the vote.
The Cook Political Report rates the November race as a "likely" Democratic victory.
Both Hugin and Menendez grew up in the same era in Union City, a densely packed Hudson County working class city within view of the New York City skyline, though they attended different high schools.
Menendez, 64, went to college in nearby Jersey City, then straight into politics. He was elected to the Union City school board at age 20 and gradually climbed the political ladder, becoming Union City's mayor, a state legislator and member of the U.S. House of Representatives before being appointed to the Senate seat in 2006. He is currently the top Democrat on the Foreign Relations Committee.
Hugin, 63, attended to Princeton University and, after graduating, served active duty in the Marines for six years. He then began working in finance, joining Celgene in 1999. He became the company's COO in 2006 and its CEO in 2010. He retired from the company earlier this year.
"In November, voters will have a clear choice between bad Bob Menendez's embarrassing and corrupt behavior and Bob Hugin, a self-made job creator and former Marine," Hugin spokeswoman Megan Piwowar said in a statement. "The Senator cannot escape that he broke federal law and both his fellow Democrats and Republicans found that he needed to repay his 'best friend's' gifts."
Menendez was charged with doing official favors for Melgen, who was locked in a multi-million dollar Medicare payment dispute with the federal government. In exchange, prosecutors alleged, Melgen plied Menendez with private jet flights, stays at his villa at a luxury resort in the Dominican Republic, an expensive Paris hotel room and hundreds of thousands of dollars in political contributions.
The gifts were never disputed, but prosecutors failed to convince most jurors there was a quid pro quo between the men and the actions Menendez took on behalf of Melgen, which the feds said included taking up Melgen's Medicare fraud case with the secretary of Health and Human Services.
The Senate Ethics Committee, in a harshly worded letter, admonished Menendez for the gifts he took from Melgen, saying he broke federal law by not reporting them, and demanded the senator pay back Melgen back. But the committee did not specify how much Menendez owed, and he has argued the $58,500 he reimbursed Melgen in 2013 for two private jet flights should suffice – even though prosecutors described many more flights during the trial.
Melgen, in a separate case, was convicted of Medicare fraud and was sentenced to 17 years in prison.
Hugin has his own baggage, which the Menendez campaign is looking to exploit.
"Greedy drug company CEO Bob Hugin is going to have to answer for his record of driving up prices for cancer patients while making millions for himself," Menendez adviser Michael Soliman said in a statement. "Hugin is going to have to explain to the people of New Jersey why he denied access to affordable drugs in a way that even Donald Trump's administration said was outrageous."
Last summer, Summit-based Celgene – where Hugin at the time was executive chairman -paid $280 million to resolve fraud allegations over its promotion of two cancer drugs for uses that were not approved by the FDA.
The company also made news last year for "aggressively" raising prices on cancer drugs during Hugin's leadership and was cited in a Bloomberg report for keeping more than three-quarters of its cash overseas. In addition, Celgene fought efforts to force it to turn over samples of one of its cancer drugs so that companies could manufacture cheaper generic versions.
Hugin's support for Trump – who remains deeply unpopular in New Jersey – is already a big issue in the campaign, and Hugin won't say whether he would ask the president to come to New Jersey to campaign for him.
Although Hugin told a POLITICO reporter not to call him a Trump supporter, his record on that front is clear. He was a Trump delegate at the 2016 Republican National Convention, donated to the Trump campaign and donated about $200,000 to organizations that worked to get the president elected.
"Bob Hugin will have to explain why he paid a $280 million settlement for defrauding taxpayers and ripping off cancer patients. And when Bob Hugin is done with all that, he is going to have to defend helping elect Donald Trump by giving hundreds of thousands of dollars to support the campaign, serving as a Finance Chair and convention delegate and then going to the White House to praise Trump," Soliman said.
While both candidates have huge liabilities, Menendez starts off with an undeniable advantage: He's a Democrat running in a blue state.
New Jersey has nearly 900,000 more registered Democrats than Republicans, and the gap has been growing steadily. While New Jersey voters have had no problem electing Republican governors, they haven't shown the willingness to cross party lines when it comes to statewide federal elections. New Jersey has not elected a Republican to the U.S. Senate since 1972, and hasn't voted for a Republican presidential candidate since 1988.
Add to that the grassroots activism Trump has spurred on New Jersey's left – activism that has made traditionally Republican, suburban areas competitive – and any Republican is starting off with a huge deficit in New Jersey.
There have been three public polls on the race thus far.
A Quinnipiac University poll in March found Menendez leading Hugin by 17 points, while a Monmouth University poll in April showed the incumbent leading by 21 points. But a Fairleigh Dickinson University poll two weeks ago found Menendez with just a four-point advantage. That poll, however, did not factor in voters who leaned toward a candidate.
At the same time, Menendez's approval rating is fairly weak. A Rutgers-Eagleton poll from mid-May showed 37 percent of voters disapproved of his job performance, while 33 percent approved.
Monmouth University pollster Patrick Murray said it's too early to use polls to predict the race.
"We all know that these numbers don't really need anything in terms of predictive value," he said. "They just give you a general sense of where people are when they're not paying attention things. But it's still a very healthy margin to start out with."
Former Republican Rep. Dick Zimmer, whose unsuccessful 1996 Senate race against former Sen. Robert Torricelli is considered one of the most negative campaigns in U.S. history, said he sees the potential for this campaign to get just as nasty – or be even worse.
That race was so nasty that shock jock Howard Stern endorsed both candidates after having them on his show and being impressed by their attacks on each other, according to the book "Mudslingers: The Twenty-Five Dirtiest Political Campaigns of All Time," which describes the campaign as an "orgy of mudslinging."
Whether the Menendez-Hugin race gets as bad will come down to whether the candidates view it as close, Zimmer said.
"All of us thought it was a close race, Torricelli and I and our campaigns. And that always increases the ferocity," Zimmer said in a phone interview. "Some people remember it still as a close race, and I tell them 'yes, it was close, until they counted the votes."
In the end, Torricelli won by 10 percentage points.
While it remains to be seen whether the race will be competitive, both candidates will have the resources to saturate the airwaves with negative ads.
Hugin has already put $7.5 million of his own money into the race. Menendez, though not independently wealthy, has always been a prolific fundraiser. His fundraising slowed during his corruption trial, as he focused on raising money for his legal defense fund. But he currently has $5.6 million in the bank and, with the trial behind him and with the full support of the state and national Democratic Party, he'll likely be able to raise money unfettered.
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Why is Polishing necessary for wooden furniture?
It's very rare to find Natural wood furniture in today's modern world. There are various reasons like firstly natural wood furniture are quite an expensive pieces, secondly they are high on maintenance and third you can say it space constrain. Natural wood furniture occupy real good space.
Eventually resins and other chemicals were introduced that are used as polishing agent to protect the wood furniture or surface from dust and damage.
Polishing Wood surface, veneer sheets is extremely important to maintain the naturalness and richness of wood, wood sheets or veneers. Polishing is necessary and important to protect and restore the shine and naturalness of natural decorative veneer or any other artificial wood surface too. Polishing also helps highlight wood grains too.
Wood grain is the longitudinal arrangement of wood fibers or the pattern resulting from this. There are two types of grains in wood – the open grains and the close grains.Well what type of grains a home owner of professional i.e. Architect or Interior Designer wants to highlight wants to highlight is their choice. Coming back to types of grains, Open pore grains make the wood breathable, while closed pore grains are the non- breathable ones. As like Open pore wood grains, you also have breathable and non-breathable wallpapers.
Countries like Europe, US. and many other countries use Open pore wallpapers and wood coverings. Well this is not much of a new concept in India too. But it's a very rare concept preferred here. Say only 9% of professional or Architects know the importance of open pore grains and prefer it. As we said earlier, Open pore grains makesthe wood surface or wood a breathable product which actually helps increase wood life. And so Abroad countries prefer Open pore wood furniture/products. Well professionals in India who are aware of its importance, do prefer open pore grain wood, but the number is very low say 4% to 7%. We too suggest our clients on having open pore grains wood surface and wood used or furniture and required products.
Polishing is done as per grains requirement. But there are different types of polish that make the same wood or wood surface appear different.
•	Traditionally French Polish was used say ever since British supremacy. This French polish was made from Shellac and Gum Topa. Shellac is the saliva of a bird and Gum Topa is usual gum that helps glue to wood surface. French polish is the most conventional, universal wood polish used even today.
•	You also have recently introduced Wood tech polish by Asian paints.
•	Then you have Melamine Polish that is quite often preferred by Indian home owners.
•	PU polish i..e polyurethane polish that is water based and solvent based.
•	And the last is the Polyester resin polish also commonly known as Lamination polish in India.
All the above mentioned polishes as used for natural wood, veneer sheets, veneer wood and sometimes artificial wood too.
The 3 most common finishes preferred or common finishes are Melamine matt, PU finish and Lamination.


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Q: Integral of a quadratic on a polygon (variations of discrete surfaces) This question is pretty simple to state: given two linear functions on a polygon, I'm looking for a formula for the integral of their product which depends only on the values at the (unlabelled) edges and on the shape of the polygon. However, the motivation comes from a problem I've been investigating for a while, so I thought I might as well elaborate for the sake of context (the previous question in the series is here). My understanding of the problem is gradually progressing, and with it the way in which I formulate it. Quick recap:
I'm interested in variations of piecewise linear surfaces in ℝ3 (which need not be triangulated). Fixing the "combinatorial type" of a surface - i.e. the way vertices, edges and faces are joined together - I have found that the space of variations has dimension E + 3χ, with E the number of edges and χ the Euler characteristic. For surfaces homeomorphic to a sphere, we get E+6 with 6 dimensions corresponding to translations and rotations.
I would like to find an inner product on the space of variations, with the following caveat. There are operations which change the combinatorial structure of a surface but not its actual shape - such as adding a "flat" edge across a non-triangular face, or an edge of zero length at a vertex where more than three faces meet. In such cases there is a natural inclusion of the variations of the original surface into the variations of the new one, and I would like my inner product to be preserved under this inclusion.
I've been proceeding by analogy with the smooth case: each variation induces a unique normal vector field on every face, so we can take the pointwise product of these and then integrate. This inner product is intuitively consistent in the sense described in the previous paragraph.
Because variations must preserve linearity of the faces, the vector fields are linear on each face - so we can write them, and their product, in terms of the vertices or edges. In particular, for a triangular face the inner product is the average of the (pointwise) products on the centres of the edges, multiplied by the area of the face.
This is promising: for triangulated surfaces, I now have an expression which depends only on the edges. But I'm having trouble extending this to non-triangular faces. I've tried triangulating a polygon in various specific and generic ways, and so far all I've got is a mess. But maybe I'm being stupid. Any suggestions?

A: Let's say that your polygon is $P$ and that $\xi$ and $\zeta$ are two linear functionals, is the integral you are looking at
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Q(\xi,\zeta) := \int_{x \in P} \xi(x)\zeta(x)  dx ?
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If so, $Q(\xi,\zeta)$ is the moment of $P$ with respect to the pair of lines $\xi = 0$, and
$\zeta = 0$ and $Q$ is (up to a multiple) the quadratic form that defines the Binet ellipsoid. There is a large body of literature on this, but perhaps Routh's book http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k997227 is a good place to start.

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From the Archives: Talking Music: Brian O'Mahoney on touring Germany, supporting Shane McGowan and missing out on a big gig in the Montague
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This piece was originally published on LaoisToday in May 2020.
Brian O'Mahoney is a well-known local musician who has played in a number of bands, including Pogues tribute band Pogueology, who have performed twice at Electric Picnic.
He was also involved with the very popular Perfect Skins band while with Pogueology, they shot to fame at Electric Picnic when their performance on the Friday night in 2018 literally brought the house down.
How did you get involved in music?
A friend of mine (Karl Mullen) wanted to get guitar lessons and my sister's friend Olive Ryan from Ramsbottoms pub in Portlaoise taught guitar.
I went along more for moral support but got bitten by the bug. Olive taught us a lot of folk songs. At the time I was obsessed with Stiff Little Fingers, so I wanted noisy distorted guitars.
I got some lessons from Freddie Harte who was trying to teach me 12 bar blues but by week 3 he had come around to the fact that he'd be be working out SLF chords for me and my friends.
Our first band was The Products. Good 'filthy punk'.
What are your fondest musical memories?
Have so many. Travelling around Germany playing with no plan or agenda comes to mind.
What is your favourite thing about being a musician – recording new music or performing live?
For me it's the creative/writing producing side that has always kept me interested. Whether that's writing songs or instrumentals.
I love the fact that there's always a new direction to go. A different genre to explore. It never gets stale.
I really love that music technology has become accessible to everybody. It still blows my mind that you have access to so many amazing instruments/sounds in the digital world.
The music technology side of things always fascinated me and my friend Ollie Plunkett also had a similar obsession. He opened up 'Golden Egg Studios' so I was lucky enough to get to do a lot of work up there and work with some great acts on their songs.
What has been your biggest achievement to date?
I'm not done yet, so ask me again in a few years!
How do you perform in front of large crowds?
I think most musicians/performers will give you the same answer to this.
If there's a good crowd in front of you that want to come along for the journey, it makes it really easy. So the more the merrier …
Has there been any particular interesting or funny events that have happened to you in your career?
Yes I do, there was one time…..
No I better not.
Lots, but I'm not a 'Name and Shame' kinda guy….
Most memorable performance?
Quite a few. The Perfect Skins supporting Shane McGowan/Sharron Shannon and Imelda May at INEC Killarney one New Year's Eve.
We had a great sing/song with them all after. Closing out the Salty Dog stage at Electric Picnic with Pogueology was a very memorable gig.
Who has had the greatest influence on your musical journey?
That's a big question and my honest answer is everybody that is into music that you speak with has a direct influence on you.
It all comes from somewhere. I grew up in a house full of records that included everything from Led Zeppelin, Elvis Costello to The Dubliners.
They all played a huge part in influencing me musically.
Everybody in my life has recommended or got me onto some artist/band.
Laois has always had a wealth of musicians and I've been lucky to play alongside many of them.
If you could play any venue or event what would it be?
The '86 debs in The Montague… I've never gotten over not being booked for that!
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What the Sept FOMC Statement Means for USD Forex Trends
By Forex Gump
September 18, 2015 9:29 AM UTC in News
In their much-anticipated blockbuster event this week, FOMC officials announced their decision to keep interest rates unchanged at 0-0.25% for the nth time since the height of the 2008 financial crisis. This turned out to be quite a downer for the hardcore dollar bulls who were expecting the liftoff to happen this month, but does this really mark the start of a longer-term forex selloff for the Greenback?
The Fed's decision to stand pat wasn't really unexpected, as a bunch of forex junkies (myself included!) already predicted that policymakers would put the spotlight on the slowdown in China and its potential repercussions on the global economy. Besides, Fed head Janet Yellen typically prefers to err on the side of caution so it's highly unlikely that she would give the green light for tightening amid all these uncertainties.
Speaking of uncertainties, FOMC members neatly summed up the factors that convinced them to sit on their hands for the time being by noting that "Recent global economic and financial developments may restrain economic activity somewhat and are likely to put further downward pressure on inflation in the near term." As always, they also emphasized that they'd like to see further improvements in employment and be reasonably confident that inflation can move towards their target before hiking rates.
In that case, a rate hike this year might still be a possibility and the Fed has a couple more interest rate statements (mid-October and December) to go before 2015 comes to a close. In fact, 13 out of the 17 FOMC members still believe that the liftoff can take place this year, down from the previous 15. One member, Richmond Fed President Jeffrey Lacker, actually voted to increase the benchmark rate right there and then while another policymaker suggested taking interest rates to the negative territory.
FOMC Dot Plot of Interest Rate Projections (Source: Federal Reserve)
Even so, the latest dot plot of interest rate projections from Fed officials shows that majority still expect rates to be lifted above 0.25% this year, boosted further past 1% by 2016, and turned into a nice little Christmas tree in the longer run.
Interestingly enough, policymakers upgraded their growth forecasts for 2015 while downgrading their estimates for growth, inflation, and employment in the next couple of years. Talk about mixed signals, eh?
With that, upcoming top-tier U.S. data could continue to influence interest rate hike expectations throughout the remainder of the year, with strong figures likely to spur dollar domination in the forex arena. Fans of the mighty Greenback could revive dollar rallies leading up to the next FOMC meetings, especially if economic reports suggest that the U.S. is able to maintain its slow but steady pace of improvement.
USD Index 15-min Chart
Of course the dollar's nasty selloff after the announcement can't be ignored, but this may have just been a knee-jerk forex reaction to the disappointing news. At the end of the day, the Fed is still on track towards tightening monetary policy at some point, in contrast to most of its central bank peers that are staying open to further easing.
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Q: How to write a trigger to abort delete in MYSQL? I read this article but it seems not work for delete. I got this error when tried to create a trigger:

Executing SQL script in server
ERROR: Error 1363: There is no NEW row in on DELETE trigger

CREATE TRIGGER DeviceCatalog_PreventDeletion
BEFORE DELETE on DeviceCatalog
FOR EACH ROW
BEGIN
    DECLARE dummy INT;

    IF old.id = 1 or old.id =2 THEN
        SELECT * FROM DeviceCatalog WHERE DeviceCatalog.id=NEW.id;
    END IF;
END;

SQL script execution finished: statements: 4 succeeded, 1 failed

A: Well, the error messages tells you quite clearly: in a DELETE trigger there is no NEW.

*

*In an INSERT trigger you can access the new values with NEW..

*In an UPDATE trigger you can access the new values with NEW., the old ones with - you guessed it - OLD.

*In a DELETE trigger you can acces the old values with OLD..

It simply makes no sense to have NEW in a DELETE, just as OLD in an INSERT makes no sense.

A: Improving @Devart's (accepted) answer with @MathewFoscarini's comment about MySQL SIGNAL Command, instead of raising an error by calling an inexistent procedure you could signal your custom error message.
DELIMITER $$

CREATE TRIGGER DeviceCatalog_PreventDeletion
BEFORE DELETE ON DeviceCatalog
FOR EACH ROW
BEGIN

  IF old.id IN (1,2) THEN -- Will only abort deletion for specified IDs
    SIGNAL SQLSTATE '45000' -- "unhandled user-defined exception"
      -- Here comes your custom error message that will be returned by MySQL
      SET MESSAGE_TEXT = 'This record is sacred! You are not allowed to remove it!!';
  END IF;

END
$$

DELIMITER ;

The SQLSTATE 45000 was chosen as MySQL's Reference Manual suggests:

To signal a generic SQLSTATE value, use '45000', which means "unhandled user-defined exception."

This way your custom message will be shown to the user whenever it tries to delete records ID 1 or 2. Also, if no records should be deleted from the table, you could just remove the IF .. THEN and END IF; lines. This would prevent ANY records from being deleted on the table.

A: Try something like this -
DELIMITER $$

CREATE TRIGGER trigger1
BEFORE DELETE
ON table1
FOR EACH ROW
BEGIN
  IF OLD.id = 1 THEN -- Abort when trying to remove this record
    CALL cannot_delete_error; -- raise an error to prevent deleting from the table
  END IF;
END
$$

DELIMITER ;

A: As the error says: There is no NEW variable on delete.
you can use new.id only on insert and update. Use old.id instead.
SELECT * FROM DeviceCatalog WHERE DeviceCatalog.id=old.id;


Nguyên Lê is a fusion guitarist who has versatility, leaves space, and does not mind caressing a melody now and then. On 3 Trios, he is heard with three different trios, all of which are impressive and engage in close interplay with the leader. Lê, who contributed nine of the 11 selections, is the lead voice throughout despite occasional solos from his sidemen. The music is adventurous and unpredictable, with even Thelonious Monk's "Straight No Chaser" being turned into creative fusion. 3 Trios is worth checking out by fans of rockish guitar solos.


It's 2018 – Time To Get Your Budget In Gear!
This year, I went a little overboard with my New Year's resolutions. I'm all in, and by all in, I mean I have joined every gym and exercise class possible. In addition to CrossFit, I have started kickboxing, Krav Maga, indoor cycling, a running club, and I might even try yoga. After all, what better time to strive for change and self-improvement than the new year? Sure, we can commit to new habits any time of the year, but undeniably, there is more motivation once the calendar changes to January 1. Along with your goals for personal growth, what about making a resolution related to business?
In 2018, SeqGen's resolution is to help your facility make the most of its laboratory maintenance budget. Why pay more for underwhelming service? SeqGen's coverage plans can eliminate excess spending and unnecessary downtime, allowing you to plan a more accurate yearly budget for your lab. With a platinum coverage plan, parts, labor and travel for all service visits are included. Plus, we guarantee a 48-hour response time. And you can forget about engineers hiding service information from you. We openly offer on-site tips and training for every machine we cover. The best part? Each coverage plan includes a complimentary preventative maintenance visit every year to ensure your machine is operating at peak efficiency. When you call SeqGen, you will never be put on hold to horrible elevator music. We provide unlimited technical support over the phone or via email in addition to remote diagnostics.
What are you looking to accomplish in 2018? Whatever your business goals may be, SeqGen can help. As an ISO 9001certified organization, we understand the importance of helping your company work as effectively as possible. Contact us today to learn more about our recommendations and coverage plans.


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At the crossroads of digital technology and social justice.
Media Democracy Fund is a catalyst for an open, secure and equitable internet. We bring together diverse voices to design inclusive and responsible solutions, and empower public interest advocates to create an environment where digital technologies and the internet have a long-term, positive impact on society.
The internet is transformative.
It has given us the capacity to communicate, work, learn, organize, and remain connected. But as it matures, the internet is increasingly being commercialized and controlled by a handful of tech giants and state actors. Many of the most popular platforms and services rely on the extraction and monetization of personal data, while also giving disruptive forces the technological tools to dissuade and divide by facilitating disinformation and digital hate.
Media Democracy Fund works to ensure that technology is used to expand our basic rights and freedoms, and not as a tool to amplify inequity. To realize this "more perfect" internet, MDF is guided by three core values:
Today's communities are more technologically driven than ever – generating a growing digital transformation that could either entrench pre-existing disparities or secure digital capacity and connectivity for everyone. Treated as a second-class issue for too long, the COVID-19 pandemic exposed an essential truth: access to universal, reliable broadband is a matter of life and death. As health services, education, and employment opportunities continue to move online, ensuring all residents have affordable broadband is vital for a just and equitable society. MDF supports strategies that champion digital equity and ensure all communities have access to wired and wireless technologies needed for meaningful participation in civil society, and employment, education and housing.
The open internet empowers communities with new opportunities for self-expression, entrepreneurship, political participation and social justice. However, without strong protections Internet Service Providers (ISPs) have the ability to abuse their power and charge more for "fast lanes" for data or discriminate against content by blocking or throttling. MDF supports organizations fighting to protect and defend real net neutrality and open internet principles that require ISPs to treat all internet communications equally.
Online attacks and intimidation not only threaten the safety and security of individual social justice leaders, but are also designed to silence social movements and erode democracy, as well as the right to protest. In today's politically charged environment, MDF supports tools, trainings and digital security expertise to protect and defend individuals and organizations on the front lines of social change, while challenging the practices of companies and governments that track individuals' behavior across digital platforms.
MDF has made more than $34 million in grants to over 200 organizations since our founding in 2006. But we do more than grantmaking. We work hand-in-hand with grantees, funders and allies to connect partners from all corners of the field, to ensure advocates have the smart thinking and resources they need to act quickly on some of the most pressing issues of our time. MDF's work includes:
Research & Policy Development
The digital ecosystem is constantly changing. MDF works with funding partners and allies to conduct research and field scans to guide our thinking, bring new voices to the conversations, and promote equity in our ever-evolving technological world.
As an intermediary funder, MDF provides targeted grants and contracts to advocacy organizations working at the intersection of internet freedom, digital equity, security, and privacy. MDF identifies emerging needs and provides grants quickly so organizations can take action and respond to threats as they happen.
Funder Education
MDF works closely with funding partners to keep them abreast of the latest challenges and opportunities, and organize support across priority issue areas so they can make smart, strategic investments in a rapidly changing environment.
MDF is a vital connecter between grantees, funders, companies and allies in a rapidly changing field. We bring diverse people and organizations together – helping to broaden approaches to advocacy, organizing and problem-solving – to develop winning strategies and build support for tech policies that promote basic rights and freedoms.
MDF believes that technologists on staff can help advocacy groups investigate new challenges and identify novel ways of confronting injustice in the digital age. To support leadership development, MDF matches public interest technologists with advocacy organizations through the Ford-MDF Technology Exchange Matching Fund and the PhDX university fellowship program.
Open Internet Defense
An open internet is essential for a just and equitable society in the digital age. MDF was one of several key funders that helped public interest groups successfully advocate for the FCC's adoption of the Open Internet Order in 2015, and we continue to support organizations engaged in public education and advocacy around the value of net neutrality. We focus our grantmaking on preventing the internet from being controlled and defined by corporate power and entrenching inequality, rather than promoting opportunity for all.
Digital equity is about more than access to devices and strong internet connections; it's a leveler of society and a prerequisite for racial and economic justice. COVID-19 made millions of homebound workers and students completely dependent on internet access to continue their lives and work. MDF's place-based Digital Equity strategy successfully laid the groundwork for what has become a national campaign for affordable and reliable access. The principles of digital equity also extend to reforming the impact of big tech and Smart Cities on local communities, and can inform approaches and solutions to addressing platform accountability.
Digital Security and Internet Freedom
Online attacks and intimidation of the organizations and individuals on the front lines for social change not only threaten their safety and security, but silence social movements and erode democracy, as well as the right to protest. MDF supports the global Internet Freedom projects that represent the backbone technologies upon which many other social movement tools and strategies depend.
Platform Accountability
A handful of tech companies have become global titans in an array of sectors – from search, to communication, cloud storage, and commerce. Even as these companies bring innovative ideas to the marketplace, they also facilitate many of the most damaging and dangerous political, economic, and social trends that shape the world today. MDF believes that a multi-faceted approach— from rehabilitating antitrust and competition policy to direct engagement with companies, to developing solutions with communities most impacted by the harms— is essential to creating an environment capable of responding to the increasingly dangerous power wielded by tech giants.
Disinfo Defense League
Disinfo Defense League – a project of Media Democracy Fund and Media Democracy Action Fund – is a real-time, rapid response network designed to disrupt racialized disinformation and voter suppression campaigns deliberately targeting Black, Afro Latinx, and Latinx communities. We define racialized disinformation as disinformation campaigns that employ the strategic use of falsified racial or ethnic identities or race as a wedge issue. The League works across geography, generation, and gender to equip leaders, advocates, and organizations with the tools, training, and tactics needed to combat racialized disinformation.
Funder Convening
MDF has made donor organizing and education a key part of our work. In recent years, we have co-convened over a dozen different funder meetings designed to elevate the profile of key issues, facilitate funder collaboration, and provide an opportunity to develop shared strategies. From expanding the pool of funders that support Internet Freedom on a global level, to pairing digital security experts with donors to increase awareness of emerging threats, to providing support for strategic initiatives, more than 200 individual donors and foundations participated in MDF's funder education programs last year alone.
Technologists are needed around the world to help advocacy groups investigate new challenges, identify novel ways of confronting injustice and mobilize public support in the digital age. MDF manages two leadership development programs – the Ford-MDF Technology Exchange Matching Fund and PhDX university fellowship program – designed to create more opportunities for emerging technology leaders around the world to gain experience working within public interest policy and open source technology organizations.
Public Interest Technology Fellowships
Unicorn Fund
Unicorn Fund – a project of Media Democracy Fund – is an experimental award program that supports under-resourced grassroots leaders who face attacks for expressing their ideas, telling the truth, and taking a stand on the front lines of narrative change. The fund identifies, supports, and celebrates advocates – including journalists, organizers, artists, and others – who inspire us to take a stand and exercise courage, persistence, and bold visions that advance equity and justice and disrupt divisive toxic narratives.
Media Democracy Action Fund
Media Democracy Action Fund (MDAF), our affiliated 501(c)4 project, makes grants in support of lobbying in the public interest – a capability that complements MDF's 501(c)3 public education investments. MDF's private foundation partners are not consulted about lobbying activity, and no private foundation partners participate in MDAF grantmaking.
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Amber is Executive Director of Media Democracy Fund. She has had a 20 year career in philanthropy, partnership development and leadership training as a senior manager and strategic advisor in the areas of social justice, democratic engagement and digital rights. She served for four years as MDF Deputy Director, during which time she designed and implemented strategies to expand MDF's grantmaking portfolio and strategies, and was named by Slate Magazine in 2015 as one of the women who won Net Neutrality in the United States. Prior to joining MDF, Amber served as Director of Partnerships with Proteus Fund. She holds a BA in Ancient Greek and Latin with Linguistics.
Kristin is a social researcher and organizer. From 2001 to 2016, she worked with the Future of Music Coalition, a national nonprofit that advocates for musicians. She co-directed FMC's Artist Revenue Streams research project, which collected data directly from thousands of US-based musicians and composers to better understand the changes in their sources of income. In the 1990s, she was the co-owner of Simple Machines, a DC-based independent record label that released over seventy records in eight years. During that time, she also played guitar in the band Tsunami, which released four albums on Simple Machines and toured extensively. Kristin has a BA in Sociology and an MA in Urban Affairs and Public Policy.
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Suher is a community advocate and campaign and policy strategist working on issues that impact marginalized communities. Before joining MDF, Suher was the Policy and Campaign Specialist at the Arab American Institute (AAI) where she launched and ran the first and only national, grassroots coalition-led movement to Get Out The Count (GOTC) of Arab Americans for the 2020 Census called 'Yalla, Count Me In!' Prior to her work at AAI, Suher served as the Government Relations Director of the University of California Student Association, where she cultivated her coalition building, policy advocacy, and community advocacy skills. Suher holds dual BAs in Political Science and Middle Eastern Studies.
Program Manager, Development and Communication
Nick manages MDF's development activities and supports a range of other efforts to advance MDF's mission. Nick joined the MDF staff after eight years as a consultant to MDF and other philanthropic projects, including the HKH Foundation, the Piper Fund and Public Interest Projects/NEO Philanthropy. He maintains a small photography and video production company called Light & Noise, Inc., which is currently working on long-term projects about radio astronomy and the United States atomic weapons program. Nick holds a BA in Philosophy, with a focus on feminist philosophy of science.
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Tessa is a writer and storyteller with a range of digital media experience, including ghostwriting, research, virtual course development, and social media management. She supports MDF's development activities, grant making, and communications. Tessa holds a BA in Written Arts.
Sarah has been with MDF part time since 2013, supporting MDF's staff with the nitty gritty of their logistics. Sarah has a BA in International Development.
MDF works closely with funding partners to ensure our funding makes the greatest impact and protects the public's fundamental rights to freely express opinions, mobilize marginalized communities and promote equity for all. We welcome conversations with other funders interested in the digital rights space.
COVID-19 Resources for Our Digital Society
April 2020 | MDF is deeply concerned about the impact of COVID-19 on technology and society, especially as the crisis exacerbates economic and social inequities across the world and challenges our democratic institutions. In order to provide needed information to funders and groups in other issue areas, MDF has organized a directory of issues and groups leading work in key areas.
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Pittsburgh, PA − August 2, 2018 − Saturday, August 4th, Senator Sharif Street (D-Philadelphia) will hold an Educational Forum with PA Representatives Jake Wheatley (D) and Ed Gainey, as a part of Senator Street's 'Redemption Tour' to raise awareness of senate bill 942, ending life without parole in Pennsylvania.
All life sentences in Pennsylvania are imposed without the possibility of parole. This means that individuals sentenced to life imprisonment may not be considered for parole, no matter how much they have reformed themselves and no matter how unlikely they are to re-offend. This includes many people who have never taken a life.
Senate Bill 942 would permit an individual sentenced to life imprisonment under the laws of this Commonwealth to be considered for parole after serving a period of time. It also extends parole eligibility retroactively to those sentenced prior to the effective date of the legislation. The bill creates no right to parole, so it will not allow our most dangerous inmates to go free. The Commonwealth's Board of Probation and Parole will continue to responsibly reject requests for parole from those who do not deserve it, or who present too great a safety risk to the public.


One of the largest oil and gas industry event was attended by specialists of ECAT Company.
Director of ECAT company Alexander Makarov took part in VI International Gas Forum.
August was eventful for ECAT company. Today we remember most important of them.


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"Trick" - From The Crawlspace
General Fiction, Mystery & Thrillers, Science Fiction & Fantasy
By Darryl Dawson
Publisher : Fear Of Sleep Press
ABOUT Darryl Dawson
I'm a native of Los Angeles currently living in Phoenix, AZ and working for a television station. I've written two books: The Crawlspace and Cold Sweat; at the moment I am working on a novel.
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Halloween is a miserable time for a lonely old woman, especially since her pet cat was brutally murdered by trick-or-treaters, but now she has a plan to make this the best Halloween ever...
This is one of seventeen chilling stories in the first offering from Darryl Dawson, "The Crawlspace." Given an Honorable Mention in the 2010 Hollywood Book Festival, this anthology of terror is quietly becoming one of the most sought-after books in its genre. "The Crawlspace"--this is where horror is hiding...
The original version of this book was published in September of 2009 by Author House, and since then it has garnered praise from horror fans across the country.	"The Crawlspace" is where horror hides, where nightmares collect and breed, where darkness takes shape. In this exclusive, expanded edition of Darryl Dawson's highly-praised anthology, you will find seventeen stories that will captivate you and make you see horror in a whole new way. Read it, and know what all the screaming is about!
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"Bravo! (The Crawlspace is) one horror anthology that is sure to thrill!"
-Debbie Wiley, Book Illuminations
"Dawson's stories are gripping and quickly captivate the reader. Fans of horror stories will find The Crawlspace to be a frightening, attention-grabbing read." -Melissa B. Levine, Independent Book Reviewers
"Raw and gritty, yet strangely fascinating..."
-Renee Washburn, Apex Reviews
Other Book(s) By Darryl Dawson
Cold Sweat
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"The Puppet Show" - From The Crawlspace
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Q: RAML 1.0 representation of Java Map I have RAML schema which contains       "javaType": "java.util.Map<String, java.util.List<Employee>>"
I have separate schema (employee.schema) available which represent class Employee.
But as I have not used employee.schema in RAML so it is not generating class Employee and throws an Error while converting RAML to Java.
{
  "$schema": "http://json-schema.org/schema#",
  "type": "object",
  "description": "Desc",
  "properties": {
    "employeeGroups": {
      "type": "object",
      "javaType": "java.util.Map<String, java.util.List<Employee>>"
    }
  },
  "additionalProperties": false
}

Can anybody share comments how to represent "javaType": "java.util.Map<String, java.util.List<Employee>>" in RAML ?
RAML Version: 1.0

A: You have 2 options here.
The first one is to just include the external file with the schema in the types definition of your raml file.
For instance, assuming that:

*

*The object represented in your example is called EmployeeGroupsContainer,

*And the file with the Employee schema is called employee.schema and is in the same directory as the ramlfile.

The types section would look like this:
types:
    EmployeeGroupsContainer:
        schema: |
                  {
                    "$schema": "http://json-schema.org/schema#",
                    "type": "object",
                    "description": "Desc",
                    "properties": {
                      "employeeGroups": {
                        "type": "object",
                        "javaType": "java.util.Map<String, java.util.List<Employee>>"
                      }
                    },
                    "additionalProperties": false
                  }
    Employee:
        schema:
            !include employee.schema

This would be the recomended approach and the one I would use.
A second option would be to previously generate the Employee object, and once you have it you can generate the rest because the Employee class would now be in your classpath. The best way to do this is by two separate executions of the tool you use to generate the code (the first one with employee.schema to generate the Employee class, and the second one with the rest).
May be you are tempted to generate Employee once and move it to src/main/java, but I would recommend against this, as keeping generated code versioned (in git or any other VCS) is always a bad practice. Code generation should always be a part of the overall build process (tipically with a maven plugin, if you use maven).
The only scenario I can think of to choose the second approach instead of the first one is that you don't have access to the main raml file. But if you do have it, I would definitely go for the first approach.


Christmas is an occasion that most families took forward to. During Christmas, the bond of family is celebrated, strengthened and mended. If couples have been quarreling and squabbling, the reconcile and make peace with one another. Brothers who are at odds bury their hatchets and reconcile. Frayed relationships are refreshed and renewed. Christmas indeed is a celebration of the family as it is also a celebration of our salvation!
God is truly wise by sending His son, Jesus into an earthly family setting. Mary and Joseph were Jesus Christ's family on earth who took care, nourished and raised him with love and security. So it is only fitting that we look at what the Bible is saying about Christmas and families. I believe that Jesus Christ was born into the family of Joseph and Mary so that we can have a wonderful model to follow.
Joseph and Mary provided Jesus a godly lifestyle of obedience and faith.
Even before Jesus was born, Mary and Joseph already set the stage for Him to enjoy a godly family environment. Joseph and Mary were obedient servants of God. Their godliness were exemplified by their obedience (Matthew 1:18-25). Obedience is complying to and following what God wanted us to do. Joseph was a righteous man: morally upright, spiritually vibrant. Mary complied, surrendered, yielded herself, hands down, she accepted her destiny to be the mother of the Lord (Luke 1:38). Joseph and Mary raised Jesus in a responsible and vibrant spirituality.
You n I must present and set a godly lifestyle of obedience and faith to our children. It's not enough that you are providing financial and material resources to your children. Equally important is providing them as well with spiritual resources and training that would make them spiritually strong. Give your children a godly upbringing based on scriptural teachings, prayer and spiritual disciplines such as church attendance, witnessing and responsible church membership. You might not have millions to give to them for their inheritance, but if you could pass to them a godly legacy, then they would grow up and become better than the ones with early wealth. Your obedience today as parents to God's plans will be your children's blessings tomorrow. You miss obeying God today, you are depriving your children of the blessings that will come through your obedience to God today (Exodus 20:4-5). Both evil and good things can be passed on as a legacy (Exodus 20:6) but choose to only pass what is going to be eternally beneficial for them!
Joseph and Mary created a godly setting of positive affirmation, care and accountability.
Jesus enjoyed affirmation (Luke 2:19, John 1:45). God Himself is proud of Jesus. Remember when Jesus was being baptized, heaven opened, and the voice of the Father said, "This is my Son, with whom I am well pleased." He did not deny His Son; He recognized and expressed strongly how pleased He was of Him.
Joseph never denied Jesus nor he was detached from Him, as some would speculate. Far from it! On the contrary, Jesus actually enjoyed Joseph's company and eventually, many in their town would call Jesus as "Joseph's son" or the "son of the carpenter" (Luke 4:22, Matthew 13:55).
If Jesus on earth could use His heavenly Father's affirmation and Joseph's too, I do believe that our children could also use one, especially this Christmas. When was the last time, you looked at your child in the eyes and told them how precious they are to you and to God? How often do you talk to them about their potentials to be a servant in the kingdom of God? When they seek to know God and His plan for them, do you, as parents, encourage and affirm them? Or do you confuse them and with ambivalence, dampen their resolve and determination.
Mary never forsook her parental obligations to Jesus until the end.
Mary was there with Jesus though thick and thin, come high water or hell (John 19:25). Mary saw Jesus, her firstborn Son who never gave her any problem throughout 33 years of His life, hanging at the cross – bloodied, gasping for breath. She couldn't do anything – but Mary stayed put and stayed she did until the end. She never also allowed the hardships and extreme challenges that were prophesied which will characterize her being a mother to Jesus (Luke 2:25). Even when Jesus had already returned to heaven, Mary remained among Jesus' other disciples and became part of the church that her son started (Acts 1:14).
Parents, never forsake your children. You might always be there for them physically or emotionally, but are you forsaking them spiritually? Be your child's number one fan, supporter and friend. Your child needs you and needed them too.
Jesus repaid Joseph and Mary's love with obedience.
Even though Jesus knew He was God and could command the whole universe to bow down to Him, He surrendered to the parental authority of Joseph and Mary (Luke 2:51). The greatest honor children could give to their parents is obedience. In the book of Romans, the reason why our society is evil today is because children from their younger years were disobedient to their parents. Our obedience will bring honor to our parents, and our disobedience will cause them a lot of pain. Jesus knew that the greatest action a child could ever do to the parent is obey. In fact, it's one of the Ten Commandments. "Honor your father and mother so that you may live long in the land" (Exodus 20:12). By honoring your parents, children will surely enjoy longevity and prosperous life. So just as Jesus obeyed His parents, children today must also obey God.
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One of Spider-Man's greatest nemesis, Venom was originally created by Todd McFarlane in the 80's. Venom is a symbiote who latches onto a host, and becomes the powerful, shapeshifting creature that S.H.I.E.L.D lists as one of the greatest threats to humanity. Venom did appear in the 2007, Spider-Man 3, in which Topher Grace played the host to Venom. Although there were a few different villains in that Spider-Man movie, Venom was the main focus. The new Spider-Man: Homecoming is set to come out in 2017, so is ten years too soon for Venom to reappear as the main villain? Perhaps Marvel will decide on a different supervillain for their upcoming series.
The killing machine known as the Punisher originally debuted as a Spider-Man villain. Punisher's popularity was surprising to his creator, Gerry Conway, who originally intended for him to a B-Tier villain. After gathering some fans, Punisher became an anti-hero, leading to numerous comic books centered around the man. Within the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Punisher does exist in the Netflix Daredevil series, as well as an upcoming show, where he is played by Jon Bernthal. Although in Daredevil and his own show, Punisher is more of anti-hero than a villain, Marvel could use the already existing character as a sub-villain, or just give him a cameo.
One of Spider-Man's most powerful enemies, Sandman can transform his physical body into sand, which can then be morphed into anything. A destructive force for Spider-Man's home city of New York, he is the fifth villain to debut in the Spider-Man comic books. Sandman is a bit corny as far as Supervillains go (Spider-Man first defeated him by using a vacuum cleaner), he was seen on the big screen in the 2007, Spider-Man 3. Could Sandman fit into a new Spider-Man film, 10 years later?
Vulture was the second Spider-Man villain to debut in the original comic books. A brilliant inventor, Vulture created a genius harness that gave him the ability to fly, as well as improved strength and durability. Before his life of crime, he and a business partner worked together to sell Vulture's inventions. However, his business partner embezzled funds, leading Vulture out of a job, causing him to become a criminal. He is mostly portrayed as an older villain, somewhere in his 50's or 60's. During pre-production of the cancelled Spider-Man 4, John Malkovich was set to play the older villain, but it did not come fruition. As he's yet to be portrayed on film, Vulture might be a good villain for the new, young Spider-Man.
A very street level villain, the Kingpin of Crime, although later a Daredevil villain, is an organized crime boss who faced off against Spider-Man. The crime leader is very different from most Spider-Man villains, as he lacks super powers beyond incredibly strength and durability. Kingpin, like Punisher, was featured in the Netflix Daredevil series, only going by his true name, Wilson Fisk, rather than Kingpin. The Vincent D'onofrio portrayal might be a good starting villain for a street-level hero, as Fisk is very street-level in Daredevil. This would also allow some intermingling of MCU franchises, like Daredevil and Punisher.
Perhaps Spider-Man's greatest enemy, the Green Goblin is also one of Spider-Man's most hammy villains. The halloween-themed madman has done dastardly things across Spider-Man's numerous different incarnations. Goblin is a brilliant man, with unmatched intelligence, however, this comes at the price of his sanity. Lacking in any powers, this villain makes up for it with his many gadgets used to terrorize New York City, as well as his nemesis, Spider-Man. Green Goblin has been in both the Spider-Man movie series. He appeared in all three of the Spider-Man movies as Norman Osborn, played by Willem Defoe, and then his son, Harry Osborn, played by James Franco. Harry Osborn appears again in The Amazing Spider-Man played by Dane DeHaan. Would it be too repetitive of Marvel to make Green Goblin the villain of another Spider-Man film? We'll have to wait to find out.


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O Taipei City Bank Football Club foi um clube de futebol com sede em Taipei, Taiwan. A equipe competiu no Campeonato Taiwanês de Futebol.

História
O clube foi fundado pelo Taipei City Bank e dissolvido em 2000.

Clubes de futebol de Taiwan
Clubes de futebol fundados em 1969

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1967 Pontiac Firebird - Engineering A Friendship
This 26,000-Mile '67 326 H.O. Firebird Brought Two Pontiac Hobbyists Together
Thomas A. DeMaurowriter
To anyone who grew up in a tight-knit neighborhood, shooting the breeze over the backyard fence with a neighbor on a warm sunny day is a familiar pastime. Sipping a cool drink while solving world problems, or debating the merits and shortcomings of the local baseball team, could easily become a summer-long vocation.
For Pontiac guys, however, the conversation would normally stick closer to the matter at hand-how great they are and how much greater they could be with some further tweaks. But in order for those conversations to ensue, the neighbors first have to realize that they share an affinity for Pontiacs.
As far as Andy Asaro was concerned, James "Jimmy" Pavlides was simply the nice older neighbor, an electrical engineer who built motorized model airplanes as a hobby and used to speak to Andy's grandparents over the fence that separated their Brooklyn backyards. Jimmy had lived there with his sister, Amelia, since before Andy was born. As a teenager, Andy took a job at a local hobby shop where Jimmy used to buy fuel for his airplanes, so they began to speak more often.
In 1984, at age 16, Andy bought a '70 GTO, and mentioned it to Jimmy when talking over the fence one day. "I have a machine, too" Jimmy replied. "It's a '67 Firebird that I bought new." Intrigued, Andy had to see the Pontiac and Jimmy obliged. There, tucked away in his garage, was a '67 326 H.O. Firebird in Verdoro Green with a three-speed manual trans, a 3.55 Safe-T-Track rear, a set of Rally IIs with redlines, the Ride and Handling package, Custom interior, Rally gauges, a hood tach, and a console-mounted clock, among other options. What it did not have was power steering or brakes-none of Jimmy's cars did.
He cared for his Pontiac as a doting father would his only child. It had less than 26,000 miles on it and was nearly as fresh as the day he had purchased it 17 years before.
By the '80s, Jimmy was driving the Bird very sparingly and only around the neighborhood. The last time it had been out on the open road was in the late '70s, when he took it to Jones Beach, New York, and ended up street racing against a '69 GTO. He told Andy that the Bird would hold its own until the top of Second gear and then the Goat would come on strong.
Jimmy would never let anyone ride with him in the Pontiac, and he boasted that no one had ever sat in the backseat. He wouldn't even let anyone into the garage to see the car for fear of it being damaged or stolen. Andy says he's the only one who ever made it to the door of the garage to look in and see it, and each visit was prefaced with Jimmy asking, "Are your shoes clean?" If the answer was an affirmative, Jimmy would say, "You may proceed."
Despite the age difference of 38 years, having Pontiacs and a backyard fence in common was more than enough for the two to become friends. When Andy would work on his GTO, Jimmy would hang out and watch, and also bestow some of his engineering knowledge on him. "He was very impressed with the results of the body-off restoration I did on my '70 GTO," Andy recalls. "I would joke with him, saying it took me four years to get my car into the same condition his Firebird was already in."
The pair of Brooklynites grew close over the years, and it was a shock to Andy when Jimmy suddenly passed away in August 2005.
Advertised by Pontiac as "Our Light Heavyweight," the 285hp L76 326 H.O. option was $180.58 for '67, and included H.O. stripes and the Ride and Handling package. This engine has never been out of the car.
Having never married, Amelia was Jimmy's closest relative. What Andy did not know is that years before, Jimmy had given his sibling detailed instructions as to what would become of the Firebird upon his passing. Having been spooked by overly persistent racers and hobbyists who wanted to buy the H.O. in past years, some even following him home on occasion to badger him further about selling it, Jimmy told his sister that Andy should have his Firebird. As you may imagine, Andy was floored when Amelia handed him the title and said, "Take the Firebird. It's yours-Jimmy said only you could take care of his car like he did."
"I feel very honored and humble that Jimmy thought that much of me to trust me with his prized possession," Andy says. "I am determined to keep it in the condition he did. If anything were to happen to this Pontiac, I would feel like I let him down. All I can say is 'Jimmy, if you're watching, don't worry-your Firebird is safe with me. '" Andy has meticulously maintained the Pontiac since he took possession of it, driving it sparingly only in the best weather. In fact, it took two years for the conditions to be right and our schedules to coincide for HPP to photograph the Bird for this story.
Though Jimmy took some chiding from his racer friends over the years for not ordering his Firebird with a 400 or at least a four-speed, today the 326 H.O./three-speed combo is a much rarer find on any show field than its higher-horse and extra-geared big brother.
James Pavlides did an outstanding job of preserving a rare and often overlooked portion of Pontiac history-the budget performance car. Thanks to him and Andy's efforts to carry out his friend's wishes, it can now be shared with HPP readers. Though Andy can no longer talk with Jimmy over the fence, through this '67 Firebird their friendship endures.
Andy Remembers Jimmy
Jimmy had many interests, including cars. Back in the '60s and early '70s, he could be found hanging out at Mitchell's burger hop, a well known gathering spot for street racers.
On the weekends, he would go to New York National Speedway with his friend George to help him run a Ram Air IV Firebird. Jimmy only raced his own Firebird on a few occasions. He preferred to assist those who ran faster cars. Because of his engineering background, he liked to help others set up their ignition systems for peak performance. He would also take home tachometers and recalibrate them for friends.
Although easily found in books today, back in the '60s, he came up with his own formulas for rearend ratios versus rpm versus mph versus tire diameter. Jimmy made calculations for his friends so they would know what rpm to shift at and what their rpm drop would be to get the best e.t. possible.
Those who knew Jimmy will say that he was extremely meticulous with everything, especially his Firebird. From day one, it was always his second car, always garaged, and never driven in the rain or snow. The Firebird was kept clean and in perfect working order.
We spent many hours speaking across the fence of our adjoining backyards. He would talk about the '60s and street racing, Ram Air IVs, and even Ram Air Vs. He claimed that a friend of his, the parts man at Roger's Pontiac, offered him a complete Ram Air V for his Firebird. He said that the asking price was too high and he turned it down, a decision he always regretted (for obvious reasons).
Jimmy was very popular among the car guys, and to this day his name will come up when people talk about the good old days at Mitchell's. He was also a very good friend to me. - Andy Asaro
Upgrades from the 260-horse two-barrel version include the Carter AFB carb (4243S on this engine); four-barrel intake (PN 9782896); #141 heads that retain the same valve sizes of 1.92/1.64, but with smaller chambers than the two-barrel #140s to increase compression to 10.5:1; a dual-exhaust system featuring a crossflow muffler and a Delco points distributor (PN 1111165) with an advance curve to better exploit the compression, induction, and exhaust enhancements. The "254" 269/277-degree duration cam with 0.374/0.412 lift and the exhaust manifolds (PN 9794328, right; PN 9777755, left) are the same as the two-barrel engine. Jimmy modified his exhaust early on with twin mufflers and turndowns before the axle.


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Dont you love March? Those calm balmy days of soft cloud and spring blue skies, when there is a promise of the first sunburn and feeding fish warming up after winter. Buds are swelling and bursting on the trees and meanwhile, down the river, trout rise for gently drifting Olives in the middle of the day..
Then the alarm goes off and I wake up to hear wind battering the window yet again and almost horizontal rain blasting past the house. This year March came in like a lion in the Lake District and with snow still streaking the fellsides it looks determined to go out the same way. I'm getting sort of used to winter staying later these days but that doesn't mean I like it. Roll on real spring and some easier fishing weather for a change.We have lost a few days fishing recently due to storms and the occasional early season trout sessions have been a cold sparse affair, with chilly winds keeping surface activity to a minimum and nymphs and bugs and spiders saving the day. Hopefully though once things do warm up we will have our fair share of excellent Lake District and Eden valley trout fishing and April is always a good month to be down the river.
In spite of the weather though, the early Pike fishing has been more than a little kind to us. The Windermere fishing was at times very slow going but on those occasions when it switched on and we could get out safely there were some fine fish to be had. I know I have said it before, but even though its is a hard water at times, there is a decent average size of pike to be caught in Windermere and while I don't publicise catches till well after the event, we do very well.. Apologies if you are one of those unfortunate anglers who just picked the wrong day- it's just how it goes and there's not much I can do about that. While I take great delight in sliding the net under another battling beast from the deeps for my clients (and occasionally me as well on the truisty house rod!) there are some days when the fish just do not seem to feed, and we all struggle. For those who are into statistics (and can say the word!) my annual spring sessions with clients this year produced 46 pike with over 80% being over ten pounds and for a while an average of 19lbs…!!!. There was a particular hot feeding period during this spell when we had boated 8 twenty pounders in six days fishing and I don't know of another water that can offer such quality specimens. Curiously though, we didn't get anything over 23.12 so where the real big ones are I'm not sure. Maybe I have been unlucky but I'm not complaining although the top weight average does seem to have dropped in recent years. This might just be one of those things but it would seem to tally with a drop in the number of salmon returning to the system . The effects of this decline in very good pike food has been noted on other pike waters- Bassenthwaite in particular used to hold huge pike but a combination of similar factors together with human and cormorant predation has lowered the top weight significantly in just a few years.
Anyway, less of the doom, gloom and thoughtful stuff, it's not long now till I'm off to Loch Awe for another week of serious fishing. We're going as a smallish group of five this year and hopefully the weather wil treat us fairly as we try for some more of the legendary hard fighting lumps that inhabit this marvellous expanse of water. Between then and now though there's those trout that have been swimming through my dreams so I'm tying up some more half Arses in readiness.
AS always stay safe and get out there- there's fish to be caught.
It's Grim up north... in the distance is Matty Ropers' boat in sleet.
One on the Cumberland sausage rig at last.!!!


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In praise of Boston's TV news
News // Connecticut
Justin Peters, Slate
One of the blast sites on Boylston Street near the finish line of the 2013 Boston Marathon is investigated by two people in protective suits in the wake of two blasts in Boston Monday, April 15, 2013. (AP Photo/Elise Amendola)AP
BOSTON -- Local Boston television news has done a fantastic job covering the absolutely crazy goings-on in and around the city Thursday night. I was on the scene covering the shootings at MIT, but I withdrew once I saw half the police cars there speed down Memorial Drive toward Watertown. Watertown is far, and I don't have a car, so I called it a night and headed to a bar for a beer and some food. The bar had WBZ-TV playing live when I walked in, and I was transfixed by the coverage. That's partly because the evening's events were totally insane. But I was also really impressed by WBZ's coverage.
WBZ was quick to get on the scene, and was able to set up before police started securing the perimeter and preventing people from getting through. Along with getting there fast, they did a great job providing context and clarity to the events of an extraordinarily confusing night. The station's local knowledge clearly showed, as the anchors were able to describe the streets and the neighborhood with precision. The network had at least two reporters on the scene, and the anchors bounced back and forth between each of them for updates and interviews with locals and passers-by. At one point, they got a local restaurant manager on the phone to narrate, live, the scene outside his window. (The manager mentioned that a cop had come in to use the restroom and told him that "all hell was breaking loose.") All the while, the anchors were careful to note that nothing had been confirmed, that at that point they couldn't definitively state that this had anything to do with the marathon bombings, and that Watertown-area viewers should stay in their homes.
I'll contrast this to CNN, which has not acquitted itself well this week. That network, which was playing on another television at the bar, spent way too much time focusing on Jake Tapper, who was standing outside of Copley Square, miles away from Watertown. At one point, Tapper noted that a garbage truck had just driven past him and that viewers should not be alarmed. He then took pains to note that he was nowhere near Watertown.
In conclusion: Kudos to WBZ.