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How kimkim Trips Work in Peru
Peru is a fascinating and complex country, full of ancient ruins and monuments, pulsing cities, and natural wonders—not to mention warm and welcoming people eager to share their culture. Here's some insight into how kimkim can organize your ideal trip to Peru, from start to finish.
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Connect directly to a local specialist. We're passionate about customizing a trip with authentic flavor and unique experiences that speak to your personality. Planning with us means working with an experienced, creative, and highly-vetted local specialist who will work one-on-one with you to create the ideal vacation.
Your trip will be personalized to your specific tastes. This is true whether you're interested in exploring the Amazon, experiencing the culinary highlights of the Sacred Valley, heading straight to Machu Picchu, or seeing ancient ruins away from the crowds—with a guide who highlights secret treasures of even the most visited sites.
Trip planning is streamlined, easy, and fun. Our commitment to experiences and attention starts with our quick onboarding process and continues through the length of your stay in Peru.
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Folk dancers at a carnival in Puno
We use local guides who have years of experience both living and guiding in their particular regions of Peru, which means you'll get the inside scoop on where to go and what to do, and you'll get introduced to even more locals who can share their stories, their culture, their music, and their meals with you for a truly unique, immersive experience. You'll benefit from guides' knowledge and planning, so if you have a particular interest or a place you'd most like to see, let them know; they'll get you there.
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Our trips are organized with the well being of each location in mind, which means you'll be interacting with local businesses, keeping your money within the communities that need it. You'll also be able to traverse untouched landscapes safe in the knowledge that your presence there will not have a negative impact: when at all possible, you'll be staying in sustainable lodging, using eco-friendly products, and adhering to best practices when it comes to protecting the environment, preserving it for future generations.
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Trips are planned in advance to maximize your time in Peru, but that doesn't mean we can't make last-minute adjustments according to the conditions on the ground. Your talented, certified, English-speaking guides are also trained to be flexible, ensuring everything goes smoothly by adjusting to weather, timing, or your own wishes for the trip. If needed, they'll also be happy to adapt your itinerary based on how you're feeling, how fast you're going, and what would help you get the most out of your experience.
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Gorgeous old buildings in Lima
Trekking in Peru can require a lot of gear, and that gear can require a lot of diligence to maintain. Our trips are always outfitted with the highest quality in mind. That means reliable and safe transportation with experienced drivers and regularly serviced vehicles, and up-to-date equipment that is functional, safe, and eco-friendly—from tents and backpacks to mountain bikes. This ensures you'll maximize your time with us, filling it with fun activities without fear of delays or breakdowns on the trail.
Most travelers these days are looking for authentic experiences: slower, more in-depth journeys that emphasize local connection, off-the-beaten-path activities and a sense of how it really feels to live in a place. Our guides are happy to share their best-kept secrets with you, showing you local gems or even charting a less traveled course to bypass the most popular, crowded routes. One thing you can be sure of: you won't be seeing the Peru everyone else sees.
A family on one of the "reed islands" of Lake Titicaca
From the moment you decide to book a trip, you'll be connected with local specialists who will discuss your wishes, present your options, and work with you to figure out how to optimize your time. Once the trip begins, you'll be given a detailed trek briefing so you know exactly what to expect. Even at this stage, if there's anything you want to adjust, speak with your guide and he or she will be happy to make amendments to the schedule.
Our top priority is your safety, making you feel well cared for and prepared for every situation. From the beginning of the planning process, we give you direct access to people in Peru who can help you with every aspect of your trip. Once you arrive, you'll also be given emergency contact telephone numbers, and addresses of nearby emergency facilities. Traveling in Peru can be adventurous, but it should never feel precarious. We have your peace of mind in mind, every step of the way.
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Successful trips aren't just about keeping travelers happy, but also about making sure the people who work for them are well-treated and fairly paid. We hire well-trained and experienced guides, but they're also backed by a crew of well-paid porters, drivers and cooks. We want you to be able to trust the people you'll be spending several days or even a couple of weeks with, and to rest assured that they feel secure and take pride in the work they do for you. That way, everyone will have a trip to remember.
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Q: How to cancel tab panel switch in RichFaces 3.3.x I need to do some basic validation on a form. The form data is broken up among 5 tabs, and the user should be able to submit the form from any tab. So far so good. If the user hasn't filled in a field, or has entered invalid data I want to stay on the current tab, display an error message and cancel the tab switch.
I have tried the various events that I can find. Does anybody have any idea if this is possible and how I might achieve it? I would prefer to keep it on the client side in javascript if possible.
Using a code sample such as below.
<rich:tabPanel selectedTab="Info" switchType="client" contentClass="hz-record-tabpanel" ontabchange="doTabChange();"  onbeforeitemchange="doTabChange();" onbeforetabchange="doTabChange();">
                <rich:tab name="Info" label="Tab Label" onlabelclick="doTabChange();">
                    <ui:include src="info.xhtml" />
                </rich:tab>
                <rich:tab name="Officers" label="Officers" onlabelclick="doTabChange();" ontableave="doTabChange();">
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                </rich:tab>
                <rich:tab name="CardServices" label="Card Services" onlabelclick="doTabChange();">
                    <ui:include src="cardservices.xhtml" />
                </rich:tab>
                <rich:tab name="M2MLimits" label="M2M Limits" onlabelclick="doTabChange();">
                    <ui:include src="m2mlimits.xhtml" />
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Any Ideas?

A: This is the kind of button I use to close a rich:modalPanel after a good validation :
<a4j:commandButton id="btnModify" value="Modifier" actionListener="#{editCityActions.onButtonModifyClick}" data="#{facesContext.maximumSeverity.ordinal ge 2}" oncomplete="if(event.data == false) { #{rich:component('frmEditCity')}.hide(); }" render="tblCities" />

I think you can apply an event with a4j:ajax or something like that!

A: We eventually moved to Richfaces 4 (4.2) and I am successfully using itemchange and beforeitemchange
events.
These events fire twice (haven't figured that one out yet) so you don't want anything too intensive in the handler code.
If beforeitemchange returns false (twice) then the tabpanel will not switch.
I am using the itemchange event to fire any extra javascript to format data, and place focus on the first input field in the form on that tab.

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Oh excellent. I'll edit my post to link to this one as well as the first one that we submitted to.
Wow, I'm impressed! These all look like great posts, I'm looking forward to reading them all, even though it might take me awhile. Go us!


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Мартиница () је насеље у Северној Македонији, у североисточном делу државе. Мартиница је у оквиру општине Крива Паланка.

Географија
Мартиница је смештена у североисточном делу Северне Македоније. Од најближег већег града, Куманова, село је удаљено 75 km источно.

Село Мартиница се налази у историјској области Славиште. Насеље је положено високо, на северним падинама планине Осоговских планина, на око 980 метара надморске висине.

Месна клима је планинска због знатне надморске висине.

Становништво
Мартиница је према последњем попису из 2002. године имала 157 становника. Од тога огромну већину чине етнички Македонци (100%).

Претежна вероисповест месног становништва је православље.

Литература
 Попис у Македонији 2002. - Књига 10.

Спољашње везе

 www.krivapalanka.gov..mk Званична страница општине Крива Паланка

Насељена места у Северној Македонији
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EFL fantasy game: Championship preview, 12-13 Feb 2019
Posted on February 12, 2019 by Experimental 3-6-1
Thanks to the 262 of you who took the time to pick a team for this trial – I'm pretty happy to have gotten so much interest in it, so I'll definitely be running League 1 and League 2 versions ahead of this weekend and then a full set of three next weekend.
In the meantime, here are some quick stat graphics ahead of this round of games so that you can see how your selections compared to the wisdom of the crowd. I'll look to share final results as soon as I can after tomorrow's games finish.
Selection by team
First of all, here's how the team choices break down, shown by fixture. There'll be a lot of managers hoping for big Birmingham and Hull home wins tonight, while the outcome of Brentford v Aston Villa tomorrow could be what makes or breaks many gameweeks.
The most popular choice of captain emerged quite early: almost one in three managers are supremely confident that Che Adams will bang in a few at home to Bolton, with Norwich's Teemu Pukki considered a decent shout at Preston.
Birmingham also lead the way for goalkeeper selections, although it's a closer-run thing. Nearly one in five managers will be hoping that Lee Camp keeps a clean sheet this evening.
Defenders (top 8)
Popular in real life, Pontus Jansson is also the most popular defender at a top 8 club for this round of fixtures. There are two Derby players in the top 5 and three in the top 7, so a rare Ipswich win wouldn't go down well here.
Defenders (middle 8)
Charlie Mulgrew's reputation precedes him – he would have been the top-scoring League 1 defender last season based on my analysis and he's garnered over twice as many selections as anyone else in this category.
Defenders (bottom 8)
Millwall and Stoke are the popular choices here, making up not only the entire top 5 but also the the entire top 7. Shaun Hutchinson is the standout pick as his team host Sheffield Wednesday, but plenty of people think that Stoke will keep Wigan out despite being the away side.
Midfielders (top 8)
Pablo Hernandez is an unsurprising top choice given that he only missed out on the Leeds captaincy by a single point. Over one in four managers fancy him to perform well at home to Swansea.
Midfielders (middle 8)
Kamil Grosicki is the standout favourite here, garnering almost three times as many picks as anyone else. Hull have a straightforward game on paper at home to Rotherham and Grosicki has already been involved in 14 goals this season, so I'm not surprised that he's so popular this week.
Midfielders (bottom 8)
Tom Ince of Stoke gets the most nods despite having an away game at Wigan, which is interesting given that a Latics player is fourth in the list. Brentford's Sergi Canos and Romaine Sawyers – who have Aston Villa to deal with – round out the top three.
Forwards (top 8)
Dwight Gayle and Kemar Roofe have been the standout performers for their teams in expected goals terms, so it's no surprise to see them popular here. Patrick Bamford is the edgier choice for Leeds, also making it into the top five.
Forwards (middle 8)
Despite being away at West Brom, Lewis Grabban was the standout choice among mid-table forwards this week with nearly one in four managers opting for him. Interestingly opinion appears divided on whether Adam Armstrong or Danny Graham is the best option for Blackburn's trip to Reading.
Forwards (bottom 8)
It's a two-horse race between Ollie Watkins of Brentford and recent Stoke signing Sam Vokes, who between them account for just under half of all picks in this category. With both teams having another representative in the top five picks, it's clear that plenty is expected from them this weekend.
Once again a huge thank you to those who have given this game a go. I'll run a quick check of the numbers tonight and do a full round-up tomorrow evening and announce the winners. After that, it's on to the League 1 and League 2 trial this weekend and all being well I'll run all three in parallel next weekend.

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Pope Francis As Reformer, Evangelizer — And Doctrinal Conservative Austen Ivereigh, author of a new biography of Pope Francis, says the media have misjudged the pope's comments on abortion and homosexuality — but that Francis is a radical in other respects.
Pope Francis As Reformer, Evangelizer — And Doctrinal Conservative
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Pope Francis was in Turkey today on a state visit. He called for religious tolerance between Christians and Muslims at a violent time in the Middle East. Just over the border in Iraq Syria, the so-called Islamic State has been slaughtering Shiite Muslims as well as Christians and other groups they deem heretical.
People are watching Francis' visit closely in part because the Pope has the tendency to surprise people. His comments about gays, abortion and nonbelievers have made headlines. And he's made fighting poverty a central focus of his papacy. Austen Ivereigh is the author of a new biography, "The Great Reformer: Francis And The Making Of A Radical Pope." The book examines Francis' upbringing in Argentina, his Jesuit background and how that influences the way he runs the church and leads the world's 1.2 billion Catholics. Ivereigh says Francis has already drawn a clear contrast with his predecessors.
AUSTEN IVEREIGH: The difference between him, I think, and the other popes is that he frequently stops and makes the person that he's talking to the protagonist. So suddenly the focus really is on ordinary people, the people that he's talking to.
And I draw the contrast between that and, say, Pope Benedict who was very shy, so he would withdraw from people. John Paul II, of course, was like a great emperor. He could hold great crowds in thrall.
So I think this is a new style of pope, a new way of being pope among the people, and that is, as it were, to make the ordinary people the protagonist.
WESTERVELT: And not just among the people. You suggest he's got a new way of sort of walking the talk about the dispossessed perhaps in a way recent popes have not.
IVEREIGH: Yeah, I mean, I think he's - the first Pope to come, of course, from the New World. He's the first pope really to come out of that context where poverty is dominant. Now that's a very different kind of context from which popes have traditionally come.
That gives him a sensitivity to poverty. It gives him a sensitivity to need and to vulnerability. And from the very beginning, therefore, he's identified with and used the language of what he calls the existential margins, the existential peripheries, as he calls them.
Now existential peripheries is obviously places of pain and suffering, but it also has a kind of concrete sense in Latin America as being the shanty towns that encircle the cities.
So this is the place he wants the church to be seen in, to identify with, to speak from, to evangelize from. That's what also makes him a radical in that Latin American liberation theology tradition.
WESTERVELT: His time in Argentina was not without controversy. He's been accused by some human rights activists for complicity in the Argentine dictatorship, in the so-called Dirty War of the '70s and early '80s. Francis tried to shelter Jesuits, but the left attacked him for not speaking out. Why didn't he speak out more?
IVEREIGH: Well, he didn't speak out, because speaking out would have contradicted his two objectives during the Dirty War, which were objectives, in fact, given to him from Rome. One was to protect the Jesuits from the regime. And the second was that he should help the victims of the dictatorship.
And, of course, he couldn't fulfill either of those objectives if he took a position of opposition to the regime, which anyway wouldn't have resulted in anything, because anybody who did speak out against the regime was quickly silenced or exiled.
So those were his two objectives, and he pulled it off to a remarkable extent. Not one Jesuit lost his life. And he did protect, we now know, and sheltered dozens of people who were fleeing the dictatorship.
WESTERVELT: I'm speaking with Austen Ivereigh. His new book is "The Great Reformer: Francis And The Making Of A Radical Pope." He's made some comments, it seems, to bolster liberals. He said Jesus, you know, had redeemed everyone including atheists. He said the church spends too much time talking about abortion and gay marriage. But you write that his comments should not be misinterpreted as, you know, doctrinal flexibility.
IVEREIGH: I feel very strongly that he's been consistently misjudged by one group of Catholics and also, of course, by certain parts of the liberal media, which are trying to paint him.
They know he's shaking things up, which he is. But they mistake that for a kind of attempt to change doctrine. I mean, on all the core Catholic teachings, he is a absolutely straight-down-the-line orthodox Catholic.
But he is also an evangelizer and a missionary. And his observation - the famous observation - that we shouldn't bang on too much about abortion and those other issues, his point is not that abortion isn't wrong. I can cite you many speeches in which he gives searing denunciations of abortion. It's that he says it is not enough for people to look at the Catholic church and say, yes, that's what the church stands for.
What's missing from the picture, he says, is the merciful face of Christ - the church that heals the wounds, that raises people up, that nurtures them, that forgives them. And so what he's trying to do is to say, actually, that's the face of the church that needs to be presented.
Now, this isn't a PR exercise. What he's actually saying is that people need to experience that before they are ready to accept the rest of it.
So what is conversion? Conversion is when somebody first experiences the love and mercy and forgiveness of God, and then, having assimilated that, then, as it were, chooses the Christian life, chooses the moral life, and so on. But you can't go to the second without the first.
WESTERVELT: Austen, in both tone and title, you call Francis a radical reformer. But he's only been pope for a little over a year. Isn't that a bit premature? What has he - what has he really reformed in terms of the way the Vatican and worldwide Catholicism are run?
IVEREIGH: I'm very confident that history will judge Pope Francis to be one of the great church reformers, even if his papacy comes to a close within the next couple of years for reasons of age or infirmity. And I'm convinced of that because he has already done and said enough to have turned around so many things in the church. And he's put entrained reforms of governance, which I think are irreversible and which are at the moment transforming the church and will actually transform the church for many years to come. So I'm convinced, actually, that the next papacies will be papacies that actually implement the reforms that he has begun.
WESTERVELT: That's Austen Ivereigh. His new book is "The Great Reformer: Francis And The Making Of A Radical Pope." Austen, thanks for coming in.
IVEREIGH: Thank you.


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Summer Concert Series To Kick Off July 20 With The Commonheart And A Special Tribute To Veterans
Friends of the Festival will stage for the 13th consecutive year their summer concert series. "Riverfront Nights" presented by BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee is free for all to enjoy at Ross's Landing on the city's 21st Century Waterfront.
This year the series begins on July 20 and runs each Saturday night through Aug. 24. Burn the Treaty opens the show at 7 p.m. followed by headliner The Commonheart at 8 p.m.
On July 20, Rep. Yusuf Hakeem is planning a State of Tennessee Veterans Appreciation Day and Chattanooga will be the inaugural site. Expos for veterans will start at 11 a.m. at the Chattanooga Convention Center and conclude at Riverfront Nights. These expos will further educate veterans on benefits and resources offered to them.
Riverfront Nights plans to celebrate the bookend nights of the series honoring veterans as the USS LST 325 landing ship tank moors at Ross's Landing for the final week of the concert series. This historic treasure is the last fully operational World War II LST and took part in the infamous D-Day attacks in Normandy among other important World War II operations. The ship opens for tours August 22nd and will be part of the finale of Riverfront Nights.
The headlining act for opening night consists of nine soulful Pittsburgh natives that never fail to deliver emotion-packed performances. The Commonheart claims a heavy influence from blues, soul and gospel roots. The Commonheart Facebook page celebrates front man Clinton Clegg as "a powerhouse who commands full attention with his limitless onstage energy and vocal range." This soulful group will be a kick-off event you don't want to miss!
The concert series continues with Groove Grease to open for West End Blend on July 27, Randy Steele opening for Travers Brothership on Aug. 3, Kapo opens for The Mighty Pines on Aug. 10, Playin Possum Band opens the show for The Hi-Jivers on Aug. 17, and the series wraps up on Aug. 24 with Brownout and the opportunity to tour the USS LST 325.
Friends of the Festival is a non-profit organization that manages and produces premier events which unite and enrich our region with emphasis on the vitality of our community. Stay up to date on all things Riverfront Nights at www.riverfrontnights.com or the Facebook page www.facebook.com/riverfrontnights.


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FIREARM AND AMMUNITION TRANSFERS
On January 10th, 2022, Governor Pritzker signed House Bill 5471 banning assault weapons and large capacity magazines. Please review the bill in its entirety. Click here to view.
Person to Person Transfers
430 ILCS 65/3(a) - "Except as provided in Section 3a, no person may knowingly transfer, or cause to be transferred, any firearm, firearm ammunition, stun gun, or taser to any person within this State unless the transferee with whom he deals displays either: (1) a currently valid Firearm Owner's Identification Card which has previously been issued in his or her name by the Department of State Police under the provisions of this Act; or (2) a currently valid license to carry a concealed firearm which has previously been issued in his or her name by the Department of State Police under the Firearm Concealed Carry Act. In addition, all firearm, stun gun, and taser transfers by federally licensed firearm dealers are subject to Section 3.1."
430 ILCS 65/3(a-10) - "Any person who is not a federally licensed firearm dealer and who desires to transfer or sell a firearm or firearms to any person who is not a federally licensed firearm dealer shall, before selling or transferring the firearms, contact the Department of State Police with the transferee's or purchaser's Firearm Owner's Identification Card number to determine the validity of the transferee's or purchaser's Firearm Owner's Identification Card. This subsection shall not be effective until January 1, 2014. The Department of State Police may adopt rules concerning the implementation of this subsection. The Department of State Police shall provide the seller or transferor an approval number if the purchaser's Firearm Owner's Identification Card is valid. Approvals issued by the Department for the purchase of a firearm pursuant to this subsection are valid for 30 days from the date of issue."
View the entire Firearm Owners Identification Card Act on the Illinois General Assembly's website by clicking here.
This system is for the sole purpose of determining the validity of a FOID card in compliance with the Firearm Owners Identification Card Act ("FOID Act"), 430 ILCS 65/1 et seq. for private firearm and ammunition transfers. This system shall not be used by a Federal Firearm License Dealer ("FFL") in place of the Illinois Firearm Transfer Inquiry Program. However, the system may be used by an FFL to determine whether a purchaser has a valid FOID card when selling ammunition.
TO DETERMINE THE VALIDITY OF A FOID CARD FOR A TRANSFER AND TO RECEIVE A TRANSFER APPROVAL NUMBER, please enter your (seller/transferor) FOID card number and date of birth. Approved transfers will be issued an approval number. Records for approved firearm transfers must be retained for a period of 10 years.
What are you transferring?
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Haida manga is a contemporary style of Haida comics and print cartoons that explores the elements of both traditional North Pacific indigenous arts and narrative, while also adapting contemporary techniques of artistic design from the western portion of the North Pacific, namely the Japanese manga from which its name derives. Haida manga have so far been published in several countries including Japan, South Korea, China, Taiwan, Macao, France, and Canada.

History and style
Haida manga has been recently popularized by artist Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas who is considered as the father of Haida manga, making its debut in 2001 in his book, A Tale of Two Shamans which led to a series of exhibits (such as at Expo 2005 and Tokyo Designers Week 2003) and multiple print runs in Japan and Korea. Asian interest in the graphic appeal of Haida design is enhanced by the narratives which advocate a hopeful and empowering message. Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas expresses his own interest in Haida manga in that it is "not part of the settler tradition of North America (like Archie or Marvel comics, for example)".

Haida manga may also appear as ink or watercolor on paper, and has also shown up on reassembled automobile parts and disassembled bone trays displayed in the University of British Columbia Museum of Anthropology and the Glenbow Museum in Calgary. A more recent ink on paper version appeared as a book called Flight of the Hummingbird - A Parable for the Environment. It was released in 2008 and soon became available in five languages including English, French, Spanish, Japanese, and Korean. It was also featured in an animated version on YouTube, narrated by Lark Clark and animated by Chris Auchter.

While Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas remains the main author of Haida manga, the popularization of his works and efforts over the years have sparked interest in general Haida narrative and art form, leading to other works such as Raven Steals the Light, an animation telling the traditional Haida legend of the creation of the sun, the moon, and the stars, created by Thomas Oz and narrated by Kristin.

See also
 Haida mythology
 Original English-language manga
 Manfra

References

External links
 Examples of Haida manga — by Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas

First Nations culture
Haida
Pacific Northwest art
North American comics
Manga
Northwest Coast art


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Daily Tech Talk
New Innovations & New Technologies
Camera and Printer
Microsoft ready to abandon the brand Nokia for Windows Phone
Microsoft Smartphones
Microsoft recently acquired the business of Nokia smartphones, and now that the deal is done, the company is preparing to stop using the name "Nokia" to describe its smartphones "Lumia". Of course, and all close to the mark, it's not a big surprise. When Microsoft announced Lumia 730 and Lumia 830 his month, the brand name "Nokia" was barely mentioned.
What is a little more surprising (but just a little) is that Microsoft also plans to stop calling its mobile operating system Windows Phone. On the contrary, it might just describe its future smartphones on Windows.
If the news is accurate, Microsoft will change its strategy of rebranding its smartphones before the holidays and 2014 New Year.
When Microsoft purchased the mobile part of Nokia, the company obtained the rights to continue using the name of Nokia for a few more years. But we should know that Nokia continues to operate as an independent company based in Finland. It makes more sense that Microsoft decides to put its own name on its smartphone, although this could be a risky move because Nokia has a long history in the smartphone industry and it is possible that some buyers might not be aware a smartphone with the name of Microsoft Lumia is built by the same people responsible for Nokia Lumia devices.
Meanwhile, Microsoft has taken steps to try to unify its own operating systems, whether that applied to mobile devices, and other devices to the office. Not only the two home screens provide support for the Lives Tiles, but Microsoft is encouraging developers to create universal Windows application that will run on smartphones, tablets, laptops, desktops, and possibly even game consoles Xbox One.
However, if this approach is successful, it could lead to confusion. We can run iTunes on Windows laptop, but we can not run it on a Microsoft Lumia smartphone with Windows…
Tags: Nokia for Windows Phone
Jibo: First social and intelligent robot for family
TransWall: A transparent touch screen which can be used on both sides
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Household Well-Being & Equity (3) Apply Household Well-Being & Equity filter
Sustainable Agriculture & Rural Livelihoods (11) Apply Sustainable Agriculture & Rural Livelihoods filter
Environment & Climate Change (5) Apply Environment & Climate Change filter
Data Analysis (10) Apply Data Analysis filter
West Africa Region and Selected Countries (2) Apply West Africa Region and Selected Countries filter
Aid and Economic Self-Sufficiency
Donor countries and multilateral organizations may pursue multiple goals with foreign aid, including supporting low-income country development for strategic/security purposes (national security, regional political stability) and for short-and long-term economic interests (market development and access, local and regional market stability). While the literature on the effectiveness of aid in supporting progress on different indicators of country development is inconclusive, donors are interested in evidence that aid funding is not permanent but rather contributes to a process by which recipient countries develop to a point that they are economically self-sufficient. In this report, we review the literature on measures of country self-sufficiency and descriptive evidence from illustrative case studies to explore conditions associated with transitions toward self-sufficiency in certain contexts.
Technical Report, Case Study - Botswana, Case Study - Indonesia, Case Study - India, Case Study - Ghana, Case Study - Rwanda
Review of Land Tenure Technologies and Indicators
Land tenure refers to a set of land rights and land governance institutions which can be informal (customary, traditional) or formal (legally recognized), that define relationships between people and land and natural resources (FAO, 2002). These land relationships may include, but are not limited to, rights to use land for cultivation and production, rights to control how land should be used including for cultivation, resource extraction, conservation, or construction, and rights to transfer – through sale, gift, or inheritance – those land use and control rights (FAO, 2002). In this project, we review 38 land tenure technologies currently being applied to support land tenure security across the globe, and calculate summary statistics for indicators of land tenure in Tanzania and Ethiopia.
Technical Report - Land Tenure Technologies, Summary Profiles - Land Tenure Technologies, Results Coding - Land Tenure Technologies, Research Brief - Plot Ownership Summary Statistics for Ethiopia, Nigeria, and Tanzania, Research Brief - Land Tenure Indicator Summary Statistics for Ethiopia and Tanzania
Economic Benefits of Empowering Women in Agriculture: Assumptions and Evidence
A growing body of evidence suggests that empowering women may lead to economic benefits (The World Bank, 2011; Duflo, 2012; Kabeer & Natali, 2013). Little work, however, focuses specifically on the potential impacts of women's empowerment in agricultural settings. Through a comprehensive review of literature this report considers how prioritizing women's empowerment in agriculture might lead to economic benefits. With an intentionally narrow focus on economic empowerment, we draw on the Women's Empowerment in Agriculture Index (WEAI)'s indicators of women's empowerment in agriculture to consider the potential economic rewards to increasing women's control over agricultural productive resources (including their own time and labor), over agricultural production decisions, and over agricultural income. While we recognize that there may be quantifiable benefits of improving women's empowerment in and of itself, we focus on potential longer-term economic benefits of improvements in these empowerment measures.
Technical Report, Results Coding
Agriculture & the Environment: Maize Systems
Maize has expanded through the 20th and into the 21st century to become the principle staple food crop produced and consumed by smallholder farm households in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), and maize production has also expanded in South Asia (SA) farming systems. In this brief we examine the environmental constraints to, and impacts of, smallholder maize production systems in SSA and SA, noting where findings apply to only one of these regions. We highlight crop-environment interactions at three stages of the maize value chain: pre-production (e.g., land clearing), production (e.g., fertilizer, water, and other input use), and post-production (e.g., waste disposal and crop storage). At each stage we emphasize environmental constraints on maize production (such as poor soil quality, water scarcity, or crop pests) and also environmental impacts of maize production (such as soil erosion, water depletion, or chemical contamination). We then highlight best or good practices for overcoming environmental constraints and minimizing environmental impacts in smallholder maize production systems. Evidence on environmental constraints and impacts in smallholder maize production is uneven. Many environmental concerns such as biodiversity loss are commonly demonstrated more broadly for the agroecology or farming systems in which maize is grown, rather than specifically for the maize crop. And more research is available on the environmental impacts of agrochemical-based intensive cereal farming in Asia (where high-input maize is a common component) than on the low-input subsistence-scale maize cultivation more typical of SSA. Decisive constraint and impact estimates are further complicated by the fact that many crop-environment interactions in maize and other crops are a matter of both cause and effect (e.g., poor soils decrease maize yields, while repeated maize harvests degrade soils). Fully understanding maize-environment interactions thus requires recognizing instances where shortterm adaptations to environmental constraints might be exacerbating other medium- or long-term environmental problems. Conclusions on the strength of published findings on crop-environment interactions in maize systems further depend on one's weighting of economic versus ecological perspectives, physical science versus social science, academic versus grey literature, and quantity versus quality of methods and findings.
Agriculture & the Environment: Rice Systems
Rice is the most important food crop of the developing world and is grown on over 155 million ha worldwide. Food security of the poor, especially in Asia, depends critically on rice availability at an affordable price. In this brief we examine the environmental constraints to, and impacts of, smallholder rice production systems in South Asia (SA) and Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), noting where the analysis applies to only one of these regions. We highlight crop-environment interactions at three stages of the rice value chain: pre-production (e.g., land clearing), production (e.g., water and other input use), and post-production (e.g., waste disposal). At each stage we emphasize environmental constraints on production (e.g., poor soil quality, water scarcity, crop pests) and also environmental impacts of crop production (e.g., soil erosion, water depletion, pest resistance). We then highlight best or good practices for minimizing negative environmental impacts in smallholder rice production systems. Evidence on environmental issues in smallholder rice production is uneven. Far more research is available for Asian rice production systems, as compared to African rice systems. And with the possible exception of the evidence on water limits to increasing productivity, conclusions on the strength of published findings on crop-environment interactions in rice depends on one's weighting of economic versus ecological perspectives, physical science versus social science, academic versus grey literature, and quantity versus quality of methods and findings.
Agriculture & the Environment: Wheat Systems
This literature review examines the environmental constraints to, and impacts of, wheat production systems in South Asia (SA) and Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). The review highlights crop-environment interactions at three stages of the wheat value chain: pre-production (e.g., land availability), production (e.g., heat, water, and soil), and post-production (e.g. storage, crop residues, and transport). At each stage we emphasize environmental constraints on production (e.g., poor soil quality, water scarcity, crop pests, etc.) and also environmental impacts of crop production (e.g., soil degradation, water depletion and pollution, greenhouse gas emissions, etc.). We then highlight published best practices for overcoming environmental constraints and minimizing environmental impacts in wheat production systems. We find that wheat is a significant crop that will need to increase production to meet increasing demand. Most land suitable for wheat production is already under cultivation. Improved production methods are needed to address the demand and avert environmental impacts of producing wheat. It should not be assumed that improved varieties alone will be able to realistically address growing demands for wheat. Improved variety seeds should be combined with best practices of improved crop management techniques: optimal planting time, zero tillage, fertilizer management, intercropping, crop residue incorporation, and improved storage techniques.
Crop Value Chains: Sweet Potatoes in Ethiopia
This report provides a genderal overview of the sweet potato value chain in Ethiopia. The first section describes trends in sweet potato production and consumption since the early 1990s. The second section describes the uses and importance of sweet potatoes in Ethiopia. The final section discuss major issues in production, post-production, and marketing. The literature available on sweet potetoes in Ethiopia was quite limited and draws on the wider literature on sweet potatoes in East Africa where needed. We find that Ethiopia ranks fifteenth in the world in terms of sweet potato production. Production has been rising quickly since 2008, following a period of slow decline in the early 2000s. Yields have also been rising slowly since 2008, but are below their peak from 2001. Sweet potato roots are consumed domestically, mostly by poor rural households. The vines also provide an important source of feed for livestock during the dry season. Major constraints to sweet potato production in Ethiopia include a lack of quality planting materials, pests and disease, and underdeveloped markets.
Crop Value Chains: Sweet Potatoes in Uganda
Uganda is the biggest sweet potato producer in Africa in terms of area harvested and production, although Burundi, Rwanda and Madagascar have significantly higher yields. Sweet potato is a major crop in Uganda, ranking third in cultivated area following plantains and cassava. Sweet potato ranks fourth in gross agricultural production value. The Government of Uganda has recognized sweet potatoes as an important crop for the country and a research priority, especially through establishing the National Agricultural Research Organization potato center. This report provides a general overview of the sweet potato value chain in Uganda. The first section describes trends in sweet potato production and consumption since 1996. The second section describes the varieties grown and their uses. The final section summarizes current practices and constraints in production, processing, and marketing.


www.JasonBuck.com takes you on a virtual tour of Ocean View Homes for Sale in Palos Verdes.
There are some beautiful ocean view homes for sale in Palos Verdes and I walked through some new ones this week on 4/9/19. I was excited to see the beautiful mid century modern on Via Alvarado which is lower Lunada Bay and prime proximity to top rated Lunada Bay Elementary school. The vaulted ceilings in this home were spectacular as well as the open layout from the kitchen to the entertaining area's.
2636 Via Valdes impressed me with its clean details and custom work. It had a good view and nice finishes, and surprise four car tandem garage. The upper living area was really nice. 420 Via Almar had an excellent coastline view where you could look directly up the beach and queens necklace views. It had a good floorplan and cozy feel.
3817 Palos Verdes Dr North had tons of charm and quality in its design and finishes. It made great use of the space giving it value. Wildbriar had an amazing view of the ocean, queens necklace, and city light view of Los Angeles. This home had some upgrading and added on to make it a great floorplan with extra space and comfort.
If you would like a personalized list of available properties please write to me. I would also be willing to take you to see any home, or tour the area to discuss what it has been like to grow up in Palos Verdes.
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import com.workday.autoparse.json.parser.CompositeJsonObjectParserTable;
import com.workday.autoparse.json.parser.JsonObjectParser;
import com.workday.autoparse.json.parser.JsonObjectParserTable;
import com.workday.autoparse.json.parser.JsonObjectParserTables;
import com.workday.autoparse.json.parser.JsonParserUtils;
import com.workday.autoparse.json.parser.KeyCollisionTester;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.List;

/**
 * A holder of information required by the {@link JsonObjectParser}s and {@link JsonParserUtils}.
 *
 * @author nathan.taylor
 * @since 2014-10-09
 */
public class JsonParserContext {

    private JsonObjectParserTable parserTable;
    private JsonParserSettings settings;

    public JsonParserContext(JsonParserSettings settings) {
        this.settings = settings;
        parserTable = constructParserTable(settings.getPartitionPackages());
    }

    private JsonObjectParserTable constructParserTable(Collection<String> packageNames) {
        if (packageNames.isEmpty()) {
            packageNames =
                    Collections.singletonList(JsonParserSettingsBuilder
                                                      .DEFAULT_OBJECT_PARSER_PACKAGE);
        }
        if (packageNames.size() == 1) {
            return JsonObjectParserTables.getParserTable(packageNames.iterator().next());
        }

        final List<JsonObjectParserTable> components = new ArrayList<>();
        for (String packageName : packageNames) {
            components.add(JsonObjectParserTables.getParserTable((packageName)));
        }
        KeyCollisionTester.validateMaps(components);
        return new CompositeJsonObjectParserTable(components);
    }

    public JsonParserSettings getSettings() {
        return settings;
    }

    public JsonObjectParserTable getJsonObjectParserTable() {
        return parserTable;
    }
}

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The results of the owner referendum are in! See who was demoted, and who kept their rank. Also, the highly inactive Cabinet of my administration needs to be put back into place. That's what I'll be doing.
And of course, the less fortunate owners.
All demoted owners are now Highest Mod, and of course, may work to re-earn their former rank and achieve a higher level of glory in our army.
Whoa whoa whoa. I only seceded, but Ligit is damn commie scum. He definitely shouldn't be on board.
Ligit repented for his crimes against the state, though you have yet to do so.
Ok but he's still commie scum.


I tested all functions on LocalHost test evironment and copied by FTP client to my webserver in Raspberry Pi machine.
But after copying source, only DB UPDATE function does not work.
The other function such as OPEN, SELECT DB work but UPDATE didn't.
Still, all functions are working on LocalHost by OE 1.56 and sources are exactly same.
Do you know what problem is on mine?
Does it show any error message? Can you try to write(or copy from some tutorial) a small script that updates a table, and see what happens?
Thanks for feedback, Dmit OE.
No error message, just no updating and last value remained.


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GENEVA PERRY WARD, Manteo, NC – Geneva is a retired legal secretary and real estate paralegal. She is a Lifetime Member of the First Flight Society and has served as Director and Past President. She is a past member and former Chairman of Dare County Board of Commissioners, Past President and Director of National Association of Legal Secretaries, and has served on numerous Outer Banks community projects and committees. Mrs. Ward feels a great sense of pride in our local history, and her tenure with FFS has given her a broad insight of the organization and its mission. Mrs. Ward once said, "I don't know a thing about airplanes but I love our history!"


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Anti-Intrusion
Natural Disaster Mitigation
SafetyShield®
safety security anti intrusion
According to the International Window Film Association (IWFA), "Safety/security window films applied to glass are tested to the same break safe standards required of tempered glass, heat-strengthened glass, and laminated glass."
Madico's SafetyShield films have been extensively tested by independent testing facilities and meet Safety Glazing criteria as defined by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Council (CPSC) and Underwriters Laboratories. As a manufacturer, our SafetyShield solutions have been subjected to both high explosive charges as well as shock tube blast mitigations to meet or surpass GSA and ISO blast criteria. Where most manufacturers test for minimum code requirements, Madico's films have always met or exceeded the requirements of more U.S. and international standards for safety & security.
When a threat is severe, it requires a film product that is manufactured to meet the strictest codes and has the highest levels of testing and accreditation. SafetyShield® film products are available in a range of thicknesses to meet every unique threat level. Solar control options are also available to provide complete protection to occupants. SafetyShield films are sold and installed through certified SafetyShield Premier Partners who will be able to suggest the best film and attachment system to meet your specific threat.
Stands up to Mother Nature
Our safety & security films are engineered so glass is shatter-resistant against high-powered winds and storms, preventing water and wind-borne debris from entering.
Reduce Hazards from Explosions
Broken glass is one of the main causes of death or injury during an explosion. Madico window security films reduce these hazards by keeping shattered glass together.
Leave Criminals Empty Handed
By holding shattered glass together, our window security laminate films deter and slow smash-and-grabbers because they can't get in quickly, as well as looters from illegally entering.
SafetyShield Anchoring Systems
There are four different patented and proprietary Anchoring Restraint System solutions available – each with its own level of performance. Our highly-trained Premier Partners will work with you to select the appropriate Anchoring Restraint System, in conjunction with the application of our safety film, to meet your specific criteria and threat concern.
FrameGard™
GullWing®
Wet Glaze
LifeLine®
The FrameGard Anchoring System when used in conjunction with SafetyShield film has been specifically engineered to keep treated glass within the frame when an incident has occurred. It is a "mechanical" attachment system that clamps the filmed glass to the window frame. This system improves and extends the principle of edge battening by incorporating a specific movement zone (patent applies), which allows the film to move under the applied load without putting excessive force on the fixings and frame. The benefit of FrameGard is that it allows engineers and installers to precisely determine torque settings for each individual installation, creating a truly custom solution.
The GullWing Anchoring System, when combined with Madico SafetyShield window film, is designed to absorb and disperse the energy that the filmed glass is subjected to and transfer the reduced load over the entire glazed opening. By absorbing and distributing the load, the system is designed to retain the filmed glass in the opening and thus reduce the probability of glass fragments and debris from entering the room.
In the event of glass breakage, the Wet Glaze Anchoring System, when combined with SafetyShield window film, is designed to absorb and disburse the energy that the filmed glass is subjected to and transfer the reduced load over the entire glazed opening. By absorbing and distributing the load, the system is designed to retain the filmed glass in the opening and thus reduce the probability of glass fragments and debris from entering the room.
The Wet Glaze system is economically viable in retrofit applications and is built around a triangular sealant joint connecting the film to the supporting framing members. To achieve acceptable performance, a very high-performance sealant must be used. We recommend Dow Corning® 995 Silicone Structural Adhesive.
The LifeLine Anchoring System is based on a simple principle, "restraint". This system is one of the most effective ways to mitigate injury and reduce property damage in the event of a catastrophic blast. The LifeLine System works in conjunction with a standard application of SafetyShield film. The system's energy-absorbing cords slow down and catch the filmed lite of glass, often returning it to the direction in which it came. This straight-forward system has been blast tested up to 10 psi. Due to its somewhat industrial appearance, LifeLine is primarily used in factory or manufacturing applications.
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Are you serious about your self, your passions, your purpose, what you're bringing to this world? Is there something or someone you believe in so much that it fills you with fire inside and makes you feel like a warrior?
I can think of a few and also think it might be time to start focusing on them more. I encourage you to do the same.
As many of you already know me, I love being silly and playful and I love having fun. It comes across in my relationships, social situations, and in my dancing and creative expression. What I might not reveal right away is that there are deeper roots behind the smiles.
We all need to express for deep reasons. And just because some person's version of expression involves saving the rainforests, doesn't mean that your expression of Lady Gaga impersonations are any less serious or powerful. Whether or not you define yourself as an artist, this week I challenge you to write an artist's statement. You can call it your "statement of seriousness."
Post it somewhere visible and say it out loud everyday. Channel your favorite warrior action figure (hello, She-Ra and He-Man!) and swoosh your imaginary sword as you say it. Share your statement in the comments below! I'd love to hear it.
The world needs your vision, so please, take yourself seriously.


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Add-on types
Use add-ons
Install add-ons
Authorize add-ons
Access add-ons
Develop Gmail add-ons
Build cards
Build interactive cards
Navigate between cards
Use universal actions
Add autocomplete to text inputs
Read user locale and timezone
Extend Gmail
Extend the message UI
Extend the compose UI
Compose draft messages
Connect to non-Google services
Test your add-on
Publish your add-on
Publish Gmail add-ons
Add-on review
Update your published add-on
Develop editor add-ons
Authorization lifecycle
Build HTML interfaces
Add-on menus
Add-on dialogs and sidebars
CSS package
Extend Google Sheets
Extend Google Docs
Extend Google Slides
Extend Google Forms
Publish editor add-ons
Migrate from the Chrome Web Store
Android add-ons
Create Android Add-ons
Your app in context menus
Publish Android Add-ons
Manifests for Gmail add-ons
An Apps Script project uses a manifest file to configure certain details about the script and its operation. A manifest is a special JSON-formatted file that is hidden in your script project by default; in most cases, Apps Script automatically adjusts the manifest in response to actions you take in the Apps Script editor. For example, if you add a library to a script project, the relevant details of that library are added to the manifest behind the scenes for you. See Manifest structure for a list of properties an Apps Script project can define in its manifest.
Sometimes it is helpful or necessary to edit a manifest directly. For example, if you intend to publish an add-on you must configure your add-on's manifest to always use the narrowest scopes possible. See Setting explicit scopes for more details.
This documentation covers the details of configuring a manifest for a Gmail add-on.
Editing a manifest
The Apps Script editor hides manifest files by default in order to protect your Apps Script project settings. Follow these steps to make a hidden project manifest visible in the Apps Script editor:
Open the script project in the Apps Script editor.
Select View > Show project manifest.
The manifest file appears as a project file named appsscript.json. You can edit this file directly in the editor and save any changes you make. To hide the manifest file after you are finished, select View > Show project manifest again.
Note: Hide the manifest when you are done editing. Your manifest may already contain a number of key:value pairs; these represent the current configuration of your Apps Script project. Exercise care when editing the manifest, as you may inadvertently alter how your script project operates.
Warning: Make sure you define your manifest file correctly. A poorly defined manifest can prevent you from saving a versioned deployment. A script project that you want to publish can't pass publication review if it lacks required fields or uses OAuth scopes that are too broad.
Manifest structure for Gmail add-ons
Gmail add-ons use the Apps Script project manifest file to define several aspects of the add-on's appearence and behavior. Gmail add-on manifest properties are organized under the gmail section of manifest object structure.
The following manifest file example snippet shows the section of a manifest file that defines a Gmail add-on. The gmail section of the manifest defines the name, logo URL, colors, and other settings for a Gmail add-on. The links in the example direct to the descriptions of that field in the Apps Script manifest reference documentation.
Note: Manifests include other components that relate to Apps Script properties. The fields under the gmail field relate directly to Gmail add-ons. This example is just a portion of a full manifest file and is not a fully functional manifest.
"oauthScopes": [
"https://www.googleapis.com/auth/gmail.addons.current.message.metadata",
"https://www.googleapis.com/auth/userinfo.email",
"https://www.googleapis.com/auth/script.locale"
"urlFetchWhitelist": [
"https://www.example.com/myendpoint/"
"gmail": {
"name": "My Gmail Add-on",
"logoUrl": "https://www.example.com/hosted/images/2x/my-icon.png",
"primaryColor": "#4285F4",
"secondaryColor": "#00BCD4",
"authorizationCheckFunction": "get3PAuthorizationUrls",
"contextualTriggers": [{
"unconditional": {},
"onTriggerFunction": "buildAddOn"
"composeTrigger": {
"selectActions": [
"text": "Add images to email",
"runFunction": "getInsertImageComposeCards"
"draftAccess": "METADATA"
"openLinkUrlPrefixes": [
"https://mail.google.com/",
"https://script.google.com/a/google.com/d/",
"https://drive.google.com/a/google.com/file/d/",
"https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/",
"https://www.example.com/"
"universalActions": [{
"text": "Open settings",
"runFunction": "getSettingsCard"
"text": "Open help page",
"openLink": "https://www.example.com/help"
"useLocaleFromApp": true
Whitelisting URLs
Sometimes you may want your Gmail add-on to open a URL in response to a user action. Other times you may want your add-on to retrieve information from an external location using the Apps Script UrlFetch service. In both cases you must whitelist the URLs you open or fetch from in the project manifest. Whitelisting is the process where you designate specific URLs that are pre-approved for access by your add-on. This requirement helps protect user data; add-ons can't access URLs that have not been whitelisted.
You can whitelist a URL for opening by adding it or a matching prefix to the manifest gmail.openLinkUrlPrefixes field. Similarly, you can whitelist a URL for fetching by adding it or a matching prefix to the manifest urlFetchWhitelist field.
The prefixes you add to the manifest must satisfy the following requirements:
Each prefix must be a valid URL.
Each prefix must use https://, not http://.
Each prefix must have a full domain.
Each prefix must have a non-empty path. For example, https://www.google.com/ is valid but https://www.google.com is not.
You can use wildcards to match URL subdomain prefixes.
A single * wildcard can be used in the gmail.openLinkUrlPrefixes field to match all links, but this is not recommended as it can expose a user's data to risk and can prolong the add-on review process. Only use a wildcard if your add-on functionality requires it.
When determining if a URL matches a whitelisted prefix, the following rules apply:
Path matching is case-sensitive.
If the prefix is identical to the URL, it is a match.
If the URL is the same or a child of the prefix, it is a match.
For example, the prefix https://example.com/foo matches the following URLs:
https://example.com/foo
https://example.com/foo/
https://example.com/foo/bar
https://example.com/foo?bar
https://example.com/foo#bar
You can use a single wildcard character (*) to match a subdomain for both the urlFetchWhitelist and gmail.openLinkUrlPrefixes fields. You can't use more than one wildcard to match multiple subdomains, and the wildcard must represent the leading prefix of the URL.
For example, the prefix https://*.example.com/foo matches the following URLs:
https://subdomain.example.com/foo
https://any.number.of.subdomains.example.com/foo
The prefix https://*.example.com/foo doesn't match the following URLs:
https://subdomain.example.com/bar (suffix mismatch)
https://example.com/foo (at least one subdomain must be present)
Some of the prefix rules are enforced when you try to save your manifest. For example, the following prefixes cause an error if they are present in your manifest when you attempt to save:
https://*.*.example.com/foo (multiple wildcards are forbidden)
https://subdomain.*.example.com/foo (wildcards must be used as a leading prefix)
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The opinion regarding summer classes is mixed because of conflicts in academic and social goals for the summer. "I took part in a summer class. An advantage is that it's supposed to be easier than normal classes. Normal courses in school during the school year waste a lot of time with videos and warmups and those resources do not help students actively learn the stuff. A disadvantage in the institute is that it takes a lot of time each day and sometimes there are quizzes on the same day so you have to get the stuff immediately. However, I actually made a lot of friends there. We often worked together to learn the material faster and we were put in groups for certain projects. The class actually put me at an advantage in terms of social life, so the advantages did outweigh the disadvantages," sophomore Deepa Kori said.
Sophomore Lauren Röling took health over the summer and weighed the benefits and drawbacks of taking classes in the summer program. "Although taking a course over the summer takes up a few weeks during which you could be spending time with friends, I think that the benefits of taking a summer course outweigh this. Taking a summer course frees up a slot during the school year for you to take a class that interests you or that earns you a graduation credit. For me, taking health over the summer allowed me to have room in my schedule for chemistry, which allowed me to have another class opening for junior year," Röling said.
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El Heegan FC es un equipo de fútbol de Somalia que juega en la Primera División de Somalia, la liga de fútbol más importante del país.

Historia
Fue fundado en el año 1967 en la capital Mogadiscio con el nombre Somali Police FC hasta que en el año 2013 lo cambiaron por su nombre actual. Fueron campeones de la Primera División de Somalia en 1967, la primera de dos ligas que han ganado.

A nivel internacional han participado en 1 torneo continental, la Copa Africana de Clubes Campeones 1968, en donde fueron eliminados en la primera ronda por el Al-Mourada de Sudán.

Palmarés
 Primera División de Somalia: 2
 1967, 2015

Participación en competiciones de la CAF

1- Cosmopolitans abandonó el torneo.

Referencias

Enlaces externos
Lista de Campeones
Torneos Continentales

Equipos de fútbol de Somalia
Equipos de fútbol fundados en 1967
Deporte en Mogadiscio
Equipos de fútbol policiales


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Bishops can learn from Women's Day too
MUMBAI (UCAN): The bishops of India "could have also seized this opportunity to celebrate Women's Day by having more women address them on their experience of expressing mercy at their biennial plenary meeting in Bangalore," the former secretary to the Federation of Asian Bishops' Conferences, Virginia Saldanha, says in an occasional piece penned for Women's Day published on March 8.
She said that having women address them at their plenary would honour their commitment to women in India, which is set out in their gender policy. "It would spur the 180 bishops to inculcate the merciful divine in their dealings with their people," Saldanha says.
She adds that she thinks they could have taken up a suggestion of Father Cedric Prakash and watched the recently released movie, Spotlight, which he describes as a call to conversion.
"In this Year of Mercy, it should be viewed by all bishops, clergy, religious and laity. Yes, there should have been a day set aside for deep reflection and prayer by our bishops for the neglect and cover up of this issue in India with a firm resolve to mercifully address the pain of victims and their advocates, many of whom are women," she continues.
"There are numerous vulnerable persons who still suffer great pain from this trauma. All other rituals to celebrate the Year of Mercy will pale if our leaders themselves do not become beacons of mercy when dealing with their own people in pain," Saldanha says.
She describes the Year of Mercy as an opportunity for everyone, not just for women, as it offers an opportunity to explore mercy as a lived experience of equitable and just relationships, to seek to rediscover gentility and acceptance of the uniqueness and beauty of the other, to change our definition of power and strength to that of collaborative energy, rather than competitive ambition.
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Mariel Barnes was awarded the NSF, DAAD Fellowship, Berlin Program for Advanced German and European Studies Fellowship from Freie Universität (Young Academics and Scientists), a Humane Studies Fellowship from the Institute for Humane Studies at George Mason University, Adam Smith Research Fellowship from the Mercatus Center at George Mason University, a Graduate School Research Travel Grant and an International Research Travel Grant from the Einaudi Center. Her dissertation research investigates the political foundations of everyday violence against women in Europe.
Minqi Chai won the R.J. Smith fellowship and the Reppy fellowship.
Colin Chia won the Carpenter Fellowship for one semester, Einaudi Travel Grant, and will be a Visiting Junior Fellow at the Graduate Institute of Geneva in Spring 2019.
Debak Das was awarded the 2018 Chateubriand Fellowship, 2018 Michele Sicca Grant for Research in Europe, the Stephen and Margery Russell Award, a Research Travel Grant from the Graduate School, and the India Research Fellowship from the Wilson Center, Washington, DC.
Naomi Egel won the Einaudi-SSRC DPD, Reppy Director's Fellowship, a Carpenter Fellowship for one semester, and honorable mention for the NSF GRF.
Kevin Foley one semester C.V. Starr Fellowship.
Mariano Giusti-Rodriguez was awarded the Provost's Diversity Fellowship for one semester.
Robert Lincoln Hines was awarded Marion and Frank Long Fellowship for AY 2018-2019.
Julius Lagodny won a 2018 Michele Sicca Grant for Research in Europe, Mercatus Center Adam Smith award, and a Research Travel Grant from the Graduate School.
Claire Leavitt was the recipient of the Russell Distinguished Teaching Award.
Lin Le won a research travel grant from both Einaudi Center and Cornell's East Asia Program for summer 2018.
Cameron Mailhot won an Einaudi Travel Grant (Vilnius, Lithuania) and a Purdue Peace Project/Milt Laurenstein Grant.
Vincent Mauro won a Mario Einaudi International Research Travel Grant, an Inequality Seed Grant from the Center for the Study of Inequality, and a graduate fellowship from the Latin American Studies Program.
Pauliina Patana won a Research Travel Grant.
Aditi Sahasrabuddhe won the 2018 Kahin Prize.
Jose Sanchez-Gomez – won the Einaudi-SSRC DPD.
Mariano Sanchez-Talanquer won APSA's 2018 William Anderson's award "for the best dissertation in the general field of federalism or intergovernmental relations.
Gregory Thaler won the Science, Technology & Environmental Politics Section of the American Political Science Association for the Virginia Walsh Dissertation Award, which is given for the best dissertation in the field of science, technology and environmental politics.
Jimena Valdez Tappata won a Research Travel Grant from the Graduate School.
Tim Vasko was awarded a Research Travel Fellowship from the Sequoyah National Research Center at the University of Arkansas.
Diane Wong was awarded the Don T. Nakanishi Award for Distinguished Scholarship and Service in Asian Pacific American Politics and the Susan Clarke Young Scholars Award at APSA's Urban Politics Section. She was also was inducted into the Edward A. Bouchet Graduate Honor Society and recognized as one of the Graduate School Deans Scholars.
Jessica Zarkin Notni won the Andrew Kohut Fellowship for her research to understand whether Latin Americans have become increasingly concerned with issues pertaining to crime in the last five decades. Second, whether this phenomenon is present only in Latin American countries that have experienced a rise in insecurity. And, third, to begin exploring the causal mechanisms that explain why citizens are turning to the military to provide public order in the region even though, as my own research with professor Gustavo Flores-Macías has shown, policies that have militarized law enforcement have been widely ineffective at procuring security for Latin American citizens.
Christopher Zepeda-Milan won the ASA Section on Collective Behavior and Social Movement for the best book in collective behavior and social movements.
Ernst B. Haas Best Dissertation Award 2017, European Politics and Society Section of the American Political Science Association.
Walter Dean Burnham Best Dissertation Award 2017, Politics and History Section of the American Political Science Association.
Best Dissertation Award 2017, Human Rights Section of the American Political Science Association.
Minqi Chai was awarded a Research Travel Grant from the Einaudi Center and the Southeast Asia Program.
David Cortez was awarded the 2016 Fund for Latino Scholarship award for his research on ethnic and racial identity with particular focus on intersectional and situational identity salience.
Debak Das was awarded the Frank and Marion Long Fellowship from the Judith Reppy Institute for Peace and Conflict Studies and a Herbert I. Flournoy Fellowship from Cornell's Government Department. He was also appointed the Director's Fellow at the Reppy Institute for 2016-17.
David De Micheli was awarded Fulbright-Hays DDRA and National Science Foundation DDRIG grants to conduct research on racial reclassification and political identity formation in Brazil.
Alex Dyzenhaus was awarded a SSHRC fellowship.
Kevin Foley was awarded a Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) fellowship to study Burmese during the 2017-18 academic year. He also was awarded a 2017-18 Travel Grant Award to conduct research in China from the East Asia Program (EAP) and a fellowship from the American Institute for Indonesian Studies (AIFIS) to conduct short-term research in Indonesia in spring 2018.
Lincoln Hines was awarded the EAP East Asian Language Study Grant (LSG) for the summer 2017.
Julius Lagodny was awarded a Herbert I. Flournoy Fellowship from Cornell's Government Department.
Claire Leavitt was awarded a Herbert I. Flournoy Fellowship from Cornell's Government Department.
Natalie Letsa was awarded a Herbert I. Flournoy Fellowship from Cornell's Government Department.
Jessica Notni was awarded a Herbert I. Flournoy Fellowship from Cornell's Government Department.
Pauliina Patana was awarded a Mellon International Dissertation Research fellowship from the SSRC, a Chateaubriand fellowship from the Embassy of France in the U.S and a TTS scholarship from the Thanks to Scandinavia Foundation for her research on local-level variation in the rise and popularity of right-wing populist parties in Western Europe. She was also awarded the Department's Kahin Prize.
Erica Salinas was awarded a 2016-2017 APSA Minority Fellowship.
Jose Sanchez-Gomez was a Latin American Studies Program (LASP) Fellow 2016-2017. He was awarded a Herbert I. Flournoy Fellowship (Cornell's Government Department), and won a LASP Summer Research Travel Grant and a Einaudi Center Research Travel to conduct research in Chile. He was also awarded the Kohut Fellowship from the Roper Center for his research on public opinion in Chile (1966-2016).
Darin Self was awarded a summer FLAS and a 2017-2018 FLAS. He was also awarded a one-semester Lee Teng-hui Fellowship and a Herbert I. Flournoy Fellowship from Cornell's Government Department.
Megan Delphia Shanks-Booth was awarded a Research Travel Grant from the graduate school.
Timothy Vasko was awarded a Research Travel Fellowship from the Sequoyah National Research Center at the University of Arkansas.
Youyi Zhang and a colleague from Tsinghua University/University of Yangon were awarded a grant from International Growth Center (IGC), a UK-based research institute, for a series of survey experiments on Myanmar public perceptions of Chinese investment. He was also awarded a dissertation grant from Chiang Ching-kuo Foundation for International Scholarly Exchange, and travel grants from the Southeast Asia program and the Institute for African Development.
Elizabeth Acorn was awarded a doctoral fellowship from the Canadian Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council.
Amanda Cheney was awarded a C.V. Starr Fellowship from the East Asia Program.
Kevin Foley was awarded a Southeast Asia Program Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) for the academic year 2016-17 and a Herbert I. Flournoy Fellowship from Cornell's Government Department.
Mariana Giusti-Rodriguez was recently awarded the Penn Predoctoral Fellowship for Excellence through Diversity.
Wendy Leutert was awarded a Smith Richardson World Politics & Statecraft Fellowship for dissertation fieldwork in China and a Flournoy Fellowship for joint research on Chinese firms' changing role in overseas infrastructure development (with Youyi Zhang).
Caitlin Mastroe is the recipient of a 2015-2016 START Terrorism Research Award (TRA) and an American Studies Graduate Research Grant for her dissertation field-research on countering violent extremism efforts in the US.
Sarah Maxey was awarded an NSF grant for 2016-2017 for her dissertation research on foreign policy attitudes and humanitarian justifications in U.S. interventions.
Martijn Mos was awarded the Luigi Einaudi Fellowship for Dissertation Research from the Cornell Institute for European Studies, 2016-2017 for his project on "The Limits of Tolerance?: Ethnic and Sexual Minority Rights in a Post-Enlargement Europe."
William Pennington was the recipient of the Deanne Gebell Gitner '66 a Family Annual Prize for Teaching Assistants.
Erica Salinas was awarded the 2016 National Science Foundation (NSF) Graduate Research Fellowship for her research on the political implications of gang suppression policies in Latina/o neighborhoods and the Herbert I. Flournoy Fellowship from Cornell's Government Department.
Darin Self was awarded a FLAS fellowship for the 2016-2017 academic year from the Southeast Asia Program and a honorable mention for NSF.
AshLee Smith was awarded the 2016 National Science Foundation (NSF) Graduate Research Fellowship for her research on federalism and state politics with an emphasis on the politics of poverty and inequality, welfare policy, and policy implementation and evaluation.
Diane Wong was awarded the Provost's Diversity Fellowship for one semester in the 2016-17 academic year.
Simon Velasquez was awarded the Provost's Diversity Fellowship for one semester in the 2016-17 academic year.
Youyi Zhang was awarded a C.V. Starr Fellowship from the East Asia Program and a Reppy Fellowship.


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Coming of Age in the Classroom: Religious and Cultural Barriers to Comprehensive Sexuality Education
The current paper examines the issues and challenges facing the increasingly larger youth population of the world, especially those pertaining their sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) and comprehensive sexuality education (CSE). As young people face legacy problems such as vulnerability to disease, female genital mutilation and early and child marriage, normative assumptions about sexuality hinders efforts to equip them with knowledge, skills, attitudes, and values needed to determine and enjoy their sexuality. The opposition to CSE has been shown to be aligned with deep religious and political predispositions which are inextricable from rapidly changing political, economic, and social contexts. By looking at qualitative evidence from Bangladesh and India, this paper looks at how societal panic and anxiety about sexuality and sexual behaviour of young people influences their access to both SRHR and CSE, and provides recommendations for future actions.
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