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The Best Restaurants in Charlotte Right Now
By Erin Breeden Updated On 07/02/2019 at 05:45PM EST
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Charlotte is a vibrant and fast-growing city that's coming into its own. This includes our culinary offerings and the identity of our dining scene. What are we known for? What makes Charlotte restaurants and chefs so different from other cities? These are the questions we're still answering, but thanks to some new restaurants -- as well as tried and true favorites that consistently bring their A-game -- the Queen City is turning out some impressive, destination-worthy dining options.
The restaurants listed below offer a variety of cuisines at various price points, but all are helping Charlotte further establish itself as a formidable foodie city. First, you'll see the best spots that opened in the past year. Keep scrolling and you'll see our Best of the Best section, the stalwarts that helped build the restaurant scene and are working to keep it thriving.
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The Dunavant
The home of the $25 steak and bottomless truffle fries deal
When The Dunavant opened with their "fine dining, but without the hefty price tag" concept in early 2019, Charlotte was both intrigued and hesitant. Would the $25 steak and bottomless truffle fries, their signature dinner dish, be quality? The answer was a resounding yes. The steak is their most notable dinner option, but there are nightly specials and other dishes on the menu for all palates and preferences. They have started doing brunch as well, which includes a delicious chicken and funnel cake option.
To share or not to share… Charlotteans will endure a three-hour wait for tapas
When Barcelona Wine Bar, a Spanish tapas and wine bar (duh), announced its first location in the Carolinas would be heading to Charlotte, many locals rejoiced. This popular chain has earned a reputation for delicious food and an impressive wine list, which explains the three-hour wait that many endured the first month it was open. Now taking reservations, we recommend starting with shareable dishes such as the jamon and manchego croquetas, the grilled hanger steak, and the squash hummus.
The Crunkleton
Chapel Hill staple comes to Charlotte and Tar Heel fans go crazy
It was like sharks circling the water for a few months in 2018 as Charlotte anxiously awaited the opening of the Crunkleton. For many of us who are transplants and didn't attend school in Chapel Hill, we had no idea why there was almost a frenzied excitement for a restaurant that had a $10 per year membership. When it finally opened at the end of 2018, the rest of us understood. With Prohibition-era inspired cocktails and a menu that ranges from their signature Crunkleton Burger to their enormous 36-ounce tomahawk ribeye for $110, you won't mind paying a membership fee.
Sweet Lew's Barbeque
Sweet Lew's BBQ
Belmont Neighborhood
Come for the pork, but don't leave without the banana pudding
Chef Lewis Donald's Sweet Lew's BBQ is a restaurant that focuses on simple, and delicious food that honors North Carolina's long history with barbeque. All meat is cooked over hickory, pecan, and peach wood in a large smoker. Pork, ribs, chicken and brisket are on the menu along with sides such as boiled peanuts and collard greens. They have been known to sell out on most days, but even if that happens, you can still snag some banana pudding before you go.
Peppervine
Be amazed by the decor as well as the ribeye
Prior to opening, Peppervine was listed by Food & Wine magazine as being "one of the most anticipated spring restaurant openings." That's great, but the real question was could Peppervine live up to the hype? Well, it did. With a stunning interior that includes an art program with Shain Gallery, Peppervine is perfect for photo opps, but the real stand out is the food. Executive chef and owner, Bill Greene, created a menu consisting mostly of shareable plates with a few larger options available. For plates to pass around, we love the Sichuan pork belly and roasted beets. For the larger options, you can't go wrong with the halibut, but the standout is definitely the ribeye.
La Belle Helena
Est. 2018 | Uptown
No passport required for this authentic French brasserie where they bring on the butter
The anticipation for La Belle Helene's opening was off the charts. The good thing is it lived up to the hype. For your first dinner, order the roasted chicken served with rosemary and garlic Yukon gold potatoes. This dish is meant to show off the rotisserie, which was custom-made in France. In addition to amazing food, the space at La Belle Helene, named for a French opera, is breathtaking and even boasts a bathroom created for patrons to take a memorable bathroom selfie... which may be the only thing basic about this spot.
Est. 2018 | South End
A great date spot perfect for conversation and cocktails
Bardo made a big bang when it came on the culinary scene. With mixologist Amanda Britton behind the bar and chef Michael Noll in the kitchen, Bardo hits with a one-two punch. Chef Noll can be seen from the exposed kitchen preparing small plate dishes such as the tempura maitake (which will make you rethink mushrooms), and delectable desserts like the ginger carrot cake. Amanda creates cocktails meant to bring out the flavors of Noll's dishes, such as the Cool Beans cocktail made with Fernet Branca, Mexican cinnamon, and cold brew from local purveyor Pure Intentions Coffee.
The Stanley
Est. 2018 | Elizabeth
Reservations are a must at this intimate (small) and delicious restaurant
James Beard Award semifinalist chef Paul Verica left Charlotte wondering "what's next," after he abruptly shuttered his beloved restaurant, Heritage. He came back quickly with an answer -- The Stanley. Verica opened the seasonally driven, locally sourced Stanley earlier this summer. The menu changes frequently, which means you'll have the opportunity to try something new each time you visit. And that's a very good thing.
The Asbury
Southern-fried elegance in a historic hotel
In the historic Dunhill Hotel, The Asbury is a Southern restaurant, but with an upscale, modern twist that helps it stand out from the classics. The menu changes seasonally, but the Maw Maw's Cast Iron Biscuits served with bacon jam are a staple and the best way to start dinner. Recently, Executive Chef Matthew Krenz passed the baton to Chef de Cuisine Mike Long. We can't wait to see what Chef Long will bring to the table (figuratively and literally).
7th Street Public Market
Est. 2012 | Fourth Ward
Where melted cheese goes great on everything
Although 7th Street Public Market is just that (a market), it's one of the best-kept secrets for food in Charlotte. It features vendors from celebrated sushi, pizza, crepes, and coffee purveyors in the city -- easily making it a one-stop culinary destination. Recently, James Beard-nominated chef, Greg Collier, brought his popular breakfast spot, The Yolk, to 7th Street Public Market. Pro-tip: head to the market on a Thursday night for the Raclette Night where the purveyors at Orrman's Cheese fire a wheel of semi-hard cheese under a broiler and scrape the cheese onto your plate of meat, bread and pickles.
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Futo Buta
Pork belly and tonkotsu are the clear winners here
When Chef Michael Shortino opened Futo Buta he started a ramen revolution in Charlotte. Utilizing fresh ingredients, Futo Buta offers patrons Japanese dishes that are not only made from scratch, but also stunning. Ramen, gyoza, and Japanese fried chicken are some of the standouts. It's been around for a few years, so if you STILL haven't gone, now's the time.
Vic the Chili Man
Changing the way you view hot dogs and hot dog carts
Although not a traditional restaurant, you can't talk about quintessential Charlotte establishments without mentioning the Chili Man. With some of the best reviews and ratings and featured in national media, Vic the Chili Man has created a hot dog empire. Around lunchtime, just follow the line at the corner of South Tryon and Fourth Streets and you'll find Vic. With a big personality, Vic will serve you up the most delicious hot dog you've ever had. With vegetarian and vegan options, our favorite is still the Life Changer. You'll get the name once you've had it.
The perfect place to pop the question… or just some bubbles
A well-curated wine selection, a seasonal menu, and a reputation for being one of the best date spots in Charlotte has made The Fig Tree one of the most quintessential romantic restaurants in our city. After you try some of the fresh seafood dishes (which you must do), order up some dessert -- specifically the dark chocolate torte.
Haberdish
Est. 2016 | NoDa
Fried chicken, hushpuppies, charred okra… oh my!
Although fried chicken was always cool, Haberdish made it less fast food and more fine dining. Paying homage to the mill workers who lived and worked in NoDa years ago, Haberdish focuses on Southern comfort food. No frills, just good cuisine. Add crispy chicken skins to your mac and cheese and end your night with banana pudding or their homemade buttermilk ice cream. But if you leave without trying one of Colleen Hughes' cocktails or mocktails, you're not living your best life.
Lang Van Vietnamese
Est. 1990 | Shamrock/The Plaza
Vietnamnese comfort food served up in big bowls just for you
While this Vietnamese gem is located off the beaten path, it is worth the trek. Friendly staff, an attentive and enthusiastic owner, and (most importantly) delicious and traditional Vietnamese cuisine will greet you when you walk through the door. From bun and pho to life changing Vietnamese yellow pancakes, Lang Van continues to expand Charlotte's horizons when it comes to culinary offerings.
Kindred Restaurant
Est. 2015 | Davidson
Milk bread is BAE
Founded by power culinary couple, Joe and Katy Kindred, their award-winning, namesake restaurant is located in Davidson across the street from the college. But don't be fooled, Kindred is so much more than a college town restaurant. For starters, it introduced us to squid ink pasta and milk bread, and we thank them for that. Even as the menu frequently changes, you can always count on the milk bread. Anyways, if you're in the mood for a cocktail, order the "barkeep's choice," and let the bartenders surprise you with a cocktail based on your liquor preferences.
Fenwick's
Est. 1983 | Myers Park
One of Charlotte's culinary OGs for a reason
For over 30 years, Fenwick's has been serving Charlotteans good food and great wine all in an intimate (small) setting. Known just as much for quality service and attentive servers as they are for their food, Fenwick's continues to change their menu offerings while keeping their tried-and-true dishes. In addition to serving lunch and dinner, they serve a mean brunch on the weekends with such dishes as the cinnamon pecan coffee cake. The Fenwick's signature burger is so popular that it is featured on all of their menus.
Yafo Kitchen
Est. 2016 | SouthPark and other locations
Fast-casual Mediterranean food
When the now beloved fast-casual Mediterranean-slash-Israeli restaurant, Yafo Kitchen, opened with an emphasis on healthy and international food, Charlotte went nuts. Now, with two locations and a third to open soon, Yafo is easily a Charlotte staple -- all in less than two years. Lamb, yogurt dressing, tahini and falafel have all become mainstays in a city known for Southern fried food and we couldn't be happier about it.
Est. 2009 | Montford Park
Small bites to share… or hoard. Your call.
The sophomore effort of chef Bruce Moffett (he now has four concepts with another, Bao and Broth, scheduled to open in 2019), Good Food makes its big sister restaurant, Barrington's, proud. Luckily, Moffett's on-the-nose name paid off, as this joint serves up some damn good food. It's a tapas-style restaurant where plates are meant to be shared. Check out the Prince Edward Island mussels and, here's a little tip: ask your server for extra bread to sop up the green curry sauce.
Brooks Sandwich House
Brooks' Sandwich House & Chili
It is possible to have the best cheeseburger for under $5
The Brooks twins, David and Scott, have been in the burger and hot dog business since 1973. For over 40 years, they have been slinging burgers and encouraging everyone to go "All the way" with their meals. All the way means mustard, onions, and their signature chili using their own family recipe. Get a burger, hotdog, or sandwich for under $5, but make sure to bring your cash (no cards accepted).
Soul Gastrolounge
Est. 2009 | Plaza Midwood
Pork belly and watermelon never sounded so good
As you ascend the wrought iron staircase to Soul Gastrolounge, you are met with intoxicating smells coming from the restaurant, as well as skyline views of Charlotte. Soul does not take reservations, so expect to wait for a table, but it's worth it. Lamb lollipops with rosemary, pork belly tacos with watermelon salsa, fresh sushi, and fried Brussels sprouts are some of the enticing menu items at this tapas style restaurant. While waiting, try one of the seasonal cocktails created by Soul's mixologist, Kel Minton.
Beef 'n Bottle
A steakhouse with great food and zero pretension
You can't talk about established Charlotte restaurants or a "Best of" list without including Beef 'n Bottle. Located in a nondescript building, there is a strong chance that you've passed by it numerous times driving down South Boulevard not knowing the magic hidden behind the plain exterior. Steaks cooked to your specifications, a great wine list, and homemade dressing to go with your salads, this is where locals go for a no frills but guaranteed good meal. Pro tip: Don't try to take photos of your food. The interior is comprised of dark paneling and low lighting, which makes it perfect for a date, but horrible for Instagram.
Providence Road Sundries
A neighborhood bar where everybody knows your name
For over 80 years, Providence Road Sundries has made some of the city's best burgers and fries. Once a pharmacy and soda shop, it was the soda shop that stood the test of time with their menu expanding over the decades. With a renovation in 2017, the restaurant design has caught up with the times, but the quality of the food has never changed. Grab a beer and a burger, bring the kids if you've got them, and ask about some of the famous stories that have taken place here. You know a place that has a slogan of "If these walls could talk…" is as legit as they come.
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Q: Getting Property map doest not exist on Array I am using redux with react typescript. I have an external JSON that contains employee data based on the department id. to map the data with type in my app I created some types.
Here is a demo sandbox
This is what my external JSON file structure looks like:
{
    "0": [
    { "id": 0, "name": "test", "age": 20 },
    { "id": 3, "name": "test", "age": 20 },
    { "id": 4, "name": "test", "age": 20 }
  ],
  "1": [
    { "id": 0, "name": "test", "age": 20 },
    { "id": 1, "name": "test", "age": 20 }
  ]
}

This is my departmentSlice.ts Here I mapped my external JSON data with deparmentData because my external data structure is the same as department type.
type employee = {
  id: number,
  name: string,
  age: number
}

type department = {
  [deparmentId: string]: employee[]

}

const departmentData:department = require("../data.json");

const departmentSlice = createSlice({
  name: 'department',
  initialState: departmentData,
  reducers: {
  // empty
}
});

export const departmentReducer = departmentSlice.reducer;

I left the reducers code empty because currently, I am testing the initial state.
Here, is my Index.tsx Code
const store = configureStore({
  reducer: {
    department: departmentReducer
  }
});

ReactDOM.render(
  <React.StrictMode>
    <Provider store={store}>
      <App />
    </Provider>
  </React.StrictMode>,
  document.getElementById("root")
);

Now In my App.tsx
import { useSelector } from "react-redux";
import { useEffect } from "react";

type employee = {
  id: number;
  name: string;
  age: number;
};

type department = {
  [deparmentId: string]: employee[];
};

export default function App() {
  const dept: department = useSelector((state: department) => state);

  useEffect(() => {
    console.log(dept.department);
    console.log(dept.department[0]);
    // dept.department[0].map((x: employee) => {

    // });
  });

  return (
    <div className="App">

    </div>
  );
}

Now for testing purposes, I am simply using the useEffect to print data
I am getting all the data of department 0 in an array of object forms. Now I am trying to use a map on department 0 like below:
It says: Property 'map' does not exist on type 'employee'. even though on browsers it's printing as an array of objects.

A: The problem seems to be that the state value coming from the store on following line:
useSelector((state: department) => state.department);

is not of type department but is actually an object with a property named department which is of type department:
{
  department: {
    "0": [
          {id: 0, name: "test", age: 20},
          {id: 0, name: "test", age: 20},
    ],
    "1": [
          {id: 0, name: "test", age: 20},
          {id: 0, name: "test", age: 20},
    ]
  }
}

If you change your useSelector statement to:
const dept: department = useSelector((state: { department: object }) => state.department);

and change the console.log statements in useEffect to:
useEffect(() => {
    console.log(dept);
    console.log(dept[0]);
    dept[0].map((x: employee) => {
      console.log("employee", x);
    });
  });

then this should work and not show any compile errors. There's a working demo here: https://codesandbox.io/s/react-typescript-forked-7pz7n1?file=/src/App.tsx

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Multicomponent intervention versus usual care for management of hypertension in rural Bangladesh, Pakistan and Sri Lanka: study protocol for a cluster randomized controlled trial.
High blood pressure (BP) is the leading attributable risk for cardiovascular disease (CVD). In rural South Asia, hypertension continues to be a significant public health issue with sub-optimal BP control rates. The goal of the trial is to compare a multicomponent intervention (MCI) to usual care to evaluate the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of the MCI for lowering BP among adults with hypertension in rural communities in Bangladesh, Pakistan and Sri Lanka.This study is a stratified, cluster randomized controlled trial with a qualitative component for evaluation of processes and stakeholder feedback. The MCI has five components: (1) home health education by government community health workers (CHWs), (2) BP monitoring and stepped-up referral to a trained general practitioner using a checklist, (3) training public and private providers in management of hypertension and using a checklist, (4) designating hypertension triage counter and hypertension care coordinators in government clinics and (5) a financing model to compensate for additional health services and provide subsidies to low income individuals with poorly controlled hypertension. Usual care will comprise existing services in the community without any additional training. The trial will be conducted on 2550 individuals aged ≥40 years with hypertension (with systolic BP ≥140 mm Hg or diastolic BP ≥90 mm Hg, based on the mean of the last two of three measurements from two separate days, or on antihypertensive therapy) in 30 rural communities in Bangladesh, Pakistan and Sri Lanka. The primary outcome is change in systolic BP from baseline to follow-up at 24 months post-randomization. The incremental cost of MCI per CVD disability-adjusted life years averted will be computed. Stakeholders including policy makers, provincial- and district-level coordinators of relevant programmes, physicians, CHWs, key community leaders, hypertensive individuals and family members in the identified clusters will be interviewed.The study will provide evidence of the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of MCI strategies for BP control compared to usual care in the rural public health infrastructure in South Asian countries. If shown to be successful, MCI may be a long-term sustainable strategy for tackling the rising rates of CVD in low resourced countries.ClinicalTrials.gov, NCT02657746 . Registered on 14 January 2016.


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Q: Apache - подвисают запросы с IP Столкнулся с проблемой: время от времени сервер (Apache2) блокирует запросы клиентов по IP. При попытке открыть сайт - недоступен, в то же время он без проблем открывается с других IP. Такая блокировка длится неопределенное время: может 3 минуты, может 20, и потом сама "исчезает". Блокируются клиенты с различных IP.
Если перезагрузить Apcache - доступ с IP сразу возобновляется. Когда к сайту нет доступа, все остальные сервисы (не Apache) для клиента - доступны.
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Textile/Fiber Coalition Wins Victory on China Safeguards
Step 2 Program Vital to U.S. Cotton Competitiveness 11/04/2003
The NCC says the Step 2 program is vital to U.S. cotton's competitiveness and helps the industry "ride out" downturns that range from severe currency fluctuations to massive increases in subsidized Asian polyester production.
2003 Cotton Town USA Communities Announced 11/01/2003
Three towns were named 2003 Cotton Town USA winners.
'04 Beltwide Cotton Production Conference to Focus on Principal Cotton Issues, Innovative Farming Strategies 10/29/2003
The '04 Beltwide Cotton Production Conference will offer attendees valuable insight into today's cotton issues – from farm support mechanisms to trade negotiations – along with strategies central to profitable cotton farming.
NCC Continues Push for Fair Trade Policy 10/29/2003
NCC Vice Chairman Woody Anderson says the U.S. cotton industry's survival hinges on having both farm policy and trade policy that provide fair and equitable provisions for competing in the international arena.
Textile/Fiber Coalition and 165 Senators and Representatives Urge Action on China Safeguard 10/29/2003
139 U.S. Representatives and 26 U.S. Senators signed letters urging the Administration to invoke the special textile China safeguard.
NCC Quality Task Force Adopts Bale Moisture Recommendation 10/10/2003
The NCC's Quality Task Force has adopted a recommendation for moisture content of baled cotton at the gin.
International Textile Customers to See U.S. Cotton Operations, Visit U.S. Exporters 09/26/2003
Textile executives from 11 countries will travel across the U.S. Cotton Belt, Sept. 29-Oct. 10 to familiarize themselves with U.S. cotton and how that fiber is produced, processed and marketed.
USTR Praised for Attempts to Get Good WTO Agreement 09/15/2003
WTO trade negotiations ended in Cancun without progress toward a framework for further talks, and the breakdown was widespread in that disagreements ranged from topics such as investment, transparency and government procurement to antitrust policy, trade facilitation and agricultural subsidies.
USTR Proposal on Trade Distortion Discussions Much Needed 09/11/2003
The recent proposal offered by the Office of the USTR to link discussions of fiber market and textile product distortions is a significant step in WTO proceedings.
Trade Fair Aims to Spur Business for U.S. Textile Makers 09/10/2003
Representatives from 17 U.S. textile operations will be in Guatemala in hopes of increasing their export of U.S.-manufactured cotton yarns and fabrics to Caribbean Basin countries as part of a CCI-sponsored Trade Fair.
NCC Lauds Cochran's Declaration on WTO Ag Trade Negotiations 09/09/2003
A letter from Sen. Thad Cochran (R-MS) to U.S. Trade Representative Robert Zoellick says that a sectoral initiative, separate from the multilateral WTO negotiations, focusing solely on global cotton subsidies and the U.S. cotton program will be too limited in scope and would distract from meaningful progress towards multilateral reform of agricultural trade.
Trade and U.S. Cotton - Facts and Objectives 09/08/2003
This fact sheet, which says the economics of cotton production are inextricably linked to textile policy and production, both in the United States and around the world, also lists U.S. cotton's WTO objectives.
Commission Report Says No Mid-Term Changes to Farm Law's Payment Limit Provisions, Eligibility Rules 09/05/2003
The NCC agreed with the conclusion of a special Congressionally-appointed panel's report – that more restrictive payment limits would have a negative impact on U.S. agriculture and cause instability in that sector's production, financing and marketing segments.
Labor Union UNITE Joins Textile/Fiber Coalition 09/03/2003
More than 70 textile/fiber industry senior executives and officials with the labor union UNITE announced a grassroots lobbying campaign in support of the unified textile/fiber coalition's campaign to slow the surge of job-destroying Chinese imports.
Congressional Staff See Cotton Operations in Texas, Arizona 08/28/2003
Seven Congressional staffers got a unique opportunity to observe cotton operations in the Southwest and Far West August 25-28 via a National Cotton Council-coordinated program.
Three Textile China Safeguard Petitions Clear Initial Procedural Hurdle 08/18/2003
The Committee for the Implementation of Textile Agreements (CITA) has formally accepted for further consideration three of the four China textile safeguard petitions filed by the U.S. textile and fiber industry on July 24. The announcement was made in the August 18th edition of the Federal Register.
2003-04 Cotton Leadership Class Chosen 08/14/2003
The 2003-04 cotton leadership class has been selected by the NCC's Cotton Leadership Development Committee.
Grassroots Lobbying Campaign Aimed at Slowing Job-Destroying Textile Imports 08/12/2003
AMTAC announces campaign aimed at slowing job-destroying textile imports.
Textile/Fiber Coalition CEOs Announce Grassroots Lobbying Campaign to Slow Job-Destroying Imports 08/11/2003
More than 40 textile/fiber industry senior executives announced a grassroots lobbying campaign in support of the textile/fiber coalition's campaign to slow the surge of job-destroying Chinese imports.
South Texas Cotton Producers to Share Innovations With Their Peers From the Mid-South 08/06/2003
– South Texas cotton producers will host cotton producers from the Mid-South Aug. 10-13 as part of the 2003 NCC/FMC Producer Information Exchange (P.I.E.) program.
California Cotton Producers to Share Innovations With Peers From the Southeast 08/01/2003
California cotton producers will host cotton producers from the Southeast Aug. 3-7 as part of the 2003 NCC/FMC Producer Information Exchange (P.I.E.) program.
NCC Urges Use of Approved Bale Packaging Materials 07/31/2003
The NCC is reminding ginners, warehousemen and bale packaging suppliers about the importance of using only USDA-approved bale packaging materials.
Southeastern Cotton Producers to Share Innovations With Their Peers From the Far West 07/09/2003
Southeastern cotton producers will host their peers from Arizona and California July 13-17 as part of the 2003 National Cotton Council/FMC Producer Information Exchange (P.I.E.) program.
NCC Joins Coalition Effort Aimed at Stemming Tide of Chinese Imports 07/07/2003
The NCC has joined with 13 other fiber and textile organizations in a coalition effort to persuade the Bush Administration to self-initiate safeguards to curb the massive flow of textile imports from China.
United Textile Industry Urges Presidential Action 07/07/2003
A united textile and fiber industry sent a letter to President Bush July 7 urging the U.S. government to self-initiate the China special textile safeguard, reject any pro-China tariff TPLs in the Central American Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA) and other free trade agreements, and maintain current U.S. textile tariffs in the Doha Round of WTO negotiations.
2004 Beltwide Cotton Conferences' Focus Is Today's Challenges - Tomorrow's Solutions 06/27/2003
"Today's Challenges - Tomorrow's Solutions" is the theme of the 2004 Beltwide Cotton Conferences to be held at the Marriott Rivercenter in San Antonio, TX, January 5-9.
NCC Taking Applications for 2003-04 Cotton Leadership Class 06/23/2003
Applications will be taken until July 1 for U.S. cotton industry members seeking selection to the 2003-04 Cotton Leadership Class.
2003 P.I.E. Program Tours Set 06/20/2003
The National Cotton Council has scheduled dates and locations for the 2003 Cotton Foundation Producer Information Exchange (P.I.E.) Program.
NCC Supportive of Progressive Trade Policy; Concerned With Division Within World Trade Organization 06/18/2003
NCC Chairman Bobby Greene told the House Agriculture Committee that if U.S. agriculture is to continue to support Administration trade policies, assurances must be provided that "our trading partners will adhere to their agreements."
NCC Urges No Changes in Payment Limit Provisions, Eligibility Rules 06/17/2003
The NCC reiterated here today that payment limits are sufficiently restrictive and further restrictions would be tremendously destabilizing to U.S. cotton – a sector only in its second year of recovery from the lowest prices in 40 years.
United Textile Industry Demands Action on China Trade Policy 06/11/2003
Officers from the six largest trade associations representing the U.S. textile and fiber industry met in Washington, DC on June 10 and unanimously approved an aggressive, coordinated lobbying campaign designed to ensure the industry's survival.
NCC: Leave Farm Law Funding Intact 06/04/2003
The NCC joined 34 organizations on a letter urging the Senate and House appropriations committee chairmen to reject provisions that would substantially alter the current farm law during development of the FY04 agriculture appropriations measure.
NCC Cites Western Hemisphere Trade Agreements' Potential and Pitfalls for U.S. Cotton Industry 05/21/2003
The National Cotton Council testified before a Senate subcommittee that increased trade with countries in the Western Hemisphere was of great importance to the U.S. cotton industry but cautioned that free trade agreements and preferential trading arrangements needed to be carefully constructed.
NCC President/CEO Lange Chosen to Address Payment Limits Commission Workshop 05/20/2003
NCC President/CEO Lange Chosen to Address Payment Limits Commission Workshop
U.S. Offer on Vietnam Market Access Damages U.S. Cotton/Hemispheric Partners 04/22/2003
The U.S. government reportedly has negotiated textile and apparel quota levels in bilateral negotiations with Vietnam that the NCC believes will adversely affect the U.S. cotton industry's production and manufacturing sectors.
NCC: Grassley Amendment Adds Unnecessary Burden to Production Agriculture 03/14/2003
The NCC expressed its disappointment with an amendment to the Senate Budget Resolution that moves funds from production agriculture to an untested conservation program that has not yet been implemented.
NCC: Payment Limits Bill Would Be Disruptive 03/11/2003
The NCC expressed its disappointment with a payment limits bill introduced today by Sen. Charles Grassley (R-IA). NCC Chairman Bobby Greene said the payment limits legislation will be disruptive as signup for the 2002 and 2003 crops already is well underway under the Farm Security and Rural Investment Act of 2002.

CCI Maximizing U.S. Cotton Product Export Opportunities in Andean Region 03/07/2003
CCI is helping gain widespread exposure for U.S. cotton products in South America's Andean Region through its COTTON USA Sourcing Program "Andean Sourcing Fair" in Lima, Peru March 11-13.

Lange Named NCC President, CEO 02/18/2003
NCC Board of Directors elected Dr. Mark D. Lange president and CEO at the NCC's annual meeting in Tampa, FL. He succeeds Gaylon Booker, who retired after 41 years of service to the NCC and will serve as a consultant to the NCC in 2003.
Mark Williams Re-elected Chairman of American Cotton Producers 02/12/2003
Mark Williams was re-elected chairman of the NCC's American Cotton Producers.
National Cotton Council 2003 State Unit Officers Named 02/12/2003
NCC 2003 State Unit Officers were named at the NCC annual meeting in Tampa, FL.
National Cotton Council Names 2003 Directors 02/12/2003
NCC directors for 2003 were announced at the industrywide organization's annual meeting in Tampa, FL.
Jack Hamilton Honored As Cotton Industry Achievement Award Recipient 02/10/2003
The late Jack Hamilton is the recipient of the 2003 Cotton Industry Achievement Award.
Cotton Service Award Honors Rep. Larry Combest 02/10/2003
Rep. Larry Combest (R-TX) was honored as the recipient of the 2003 Harry S. Baker Distinguished Service Award for Cotton.
U.S. Cotton Sector's Survival Hinges on Farm, Trade Policy Compatibility 02/10/2003
In his address to the NCC's annual meeting in Tampa, 2002 Chairman Kenneth Hood says the organization's top challenge in 2003 will be harmonizing America's farm and trade policies to keep U.S. cotton competitive in the international marketplace.
Alabama Ginner to Serve as NCC Chairman For 2003 02/10/2003
Alabama ginner Robert W. "Bobby" Greene was elected NCC chairman at the NCC's Annual Meeting. He served as NCC's vice chairman during 2002 and succeeds Mississippi producer Kenneth Hood, who will serve as chairman of the NCC's Operations Committee in 2003.
West Texan Myrl Mitchell Honored As Top Ginner 02/08/2003
Myrl Mitchell, a Lenorah, TX, cotton ginner and a past president of the National Cotton Ginners Association is the recipient of the NCGA's 2002 Horace Hayden Cotton Ginner of the Year Award.
Preserving Domestic Demand, Expanding International Market Access Critical to U.S. Cotton Industry's Success 02/08/2003
NCC Economist Dr. Gary Adams provided the NCC's 2003 Economic Outlook to delegates at the NCC's annual meeting in Tampa, FL.
NCC Survey Suggests U.S. Producers to Plant 14.05 Million Acres of Upland and ELS Cotton in 2003 02/07/2003
U.S. cotton producers intend to plant 14.05 million acres of cotton this spring, up 0.6 percent from 2002, according to the NCC's 20th Annual Early Season Planting Intentions Survey.
Mississippi Producer Named CCI President for 2003 02/07/2003
Robert A. Carson, Jr., a producer from Marks, MS, was elected president of CCI for 2003. He was named during CCI's board meeting today at the NCC's annual meeting.
NCC Policy to Target U.S. Cotton Industry Stability, Profitability 01/27/2003
NCC delegates will focus on policies and programs with the strongest potential to restore U.S. cotton industry profitability during the organization's 2003 Annual Meeting, Feb. 6-10, in Tampa, FL.
Cotton Council Joins in Call for Disaster Assistance 01/09/2003
Cotton producers Ronnie Fleming and Rickey Bearden were among a group of more than 100 farmers, ranchers and rural business leaders across the nation who urged lawmakers on Capitol Hill to approve legislation to provide financial assistance to cover losses due to weather-related disasters in 2001 and 2002.
University of Arkansas Scientist Receives 2002 Cotton Physiology Award 01/09/2003
Dr. James Stewart, University of Arkansas researcher and professor, received the 2002 Cotton Physiology Award at the 2003 Beltwide Cotton Conferences.
Dr. Roy Cantrell is 2002 Cotton Genetics Research Award Recipient 01/09/2003
Dr. Roy Cantrell of Cotton Incorporated is the 2002 Cotton Genetics Research Award recipient.
2003 High Cotton Winners Staying the Course on Conservation 01/09/2003
Four farmers who have not let economic adversity stand in the way of their love and concern for the land have been named recipients of the 2003 High Cotton awards. They are: L.C. Conway, Cove City, NC, Southeast Region; Marty White, Jonesboro, AR, Delta Region; Dale Swinburn, Tulia, TX, Southwest Region; and Paul "Paco" Ollerton, Coolidge, AZ, Western Region.
Fresh Produce Sportswear is 2003 U.S. Cotton Champion Award Recipient 01/08/2003
Fresh Produce Sportswear, a Boulder, CO, Boulder, CO-based clothing designer, manufacturer and retailer, is the recipient of the U.S. Cotton Champion Award for 2003.
Study Shows Biotech is Key Factor in Move to Conservation Tillage in Cotton 01/08/2003
The availability of herbicide-tolerant cotton has allowed and encouraged cotton growers to adopt conservation tillage practices, according to a study conducted for the NCC.
U.S. Cotton Faces Challenges – From Farm Policy Preservation to EffectiveTrade Agreement Negotiations 01/07/2003
NCC Chairman Kenneth Hood told those attending the 2003 Beltwide Cotton Conferences that the NCC's primary challenge since passage of the new farm bill and one that persists -- has been maintaining that policy in the face of a constant flow of misinformation and negative publicity. NCC President and Chief Executive Officer Gaylon Booker said with trade liberalization inevitable, the U.S. cotton industry can no longer afford to allow U.S. trade negotiators to be generous with U.S. market access without getting something meaningful in return.


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Origin of The horror! The horror!
This phrase is found in Joseph Conrad's "Heart of Darkness." This is the final judgment of Kurtz on his own life, actions, and generally on humankind and imperialism, when in part three of the story he says, "The horror! The horror!" Through this line, Kurtz also points out his fate, which looks profoundly affected by the events he faces during his escapade to the Congo.
Meaning of The horror! The horror!
Many critics have raised questions about the interpretation of this phrase. Generally, it implies the horror Kurtz witnesses in Africa, though the horror could be the exploitation of Africa, evil practices of humans, his crumbling sanity, or an illusion of understanding and hope. Simply, it conveys what the West did during colonization in the name of progress, and under the guise of civilizing the natives. Darkness prevails when he dies, symbolizing that his actions were evil. Thus, it is Kurtz's realization of the bitter and absolute truth of his life.
Usage of The horror! The horror!
The use of this phrase is not common in everyday life. However, you may find it in literary texts and movies. You would notice, wherever this line appears, it conveys the meanings of threat, evil deeds, fear of evil actions, or pointing out an alarming situation, such as if someone or something catches fire, foreign invaders come, or a war breaks out.
Literary Source of The horror! The horror!
Literary Analysis of The horror! The horror!
The narrative comes to an end when we find Marlowe and Kurtz moving back to England, meaning they are returning to "civilization" from Africa. Kurtz is not stable mentally or physically, slowly succumbing to death on his boat. When he realizes he is near death, he utters this phrase, which carries deep meaning, as his last words. In fact, he refers to all things witnessed and done throughout his stay in the Congo.
It tells us the experiences, and brutality of Europeans, which Marlowe has seen through his eyes. It also sums up the experiences and deep-rooted evils in the hearts of civilized people. Their hostility makes them blind to their surroundings. In addition, the ultimate downfall of Kurtz was due to his own evil actions during his years spent in the Congo for the European Company.
Symbolism: Phrase symbolizes the frightening reaction and fearful utterance after witnessing evil acts.


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TORY JAMES
James, Tory Steven
Height: 6-2 Weight: 191
Born: 5/18/1973 New Orleans, LA
High School: Archbishop Shaw (Marrero, LA)
College: Louisiana State [1992L 1993L 1994L 1995L]
Draft: 2nd round (44th overall) 1996 Denver Broncos
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1996 Denver Broncos (NFL) 20 CB 16 2
2000 Oakland Raiders (NFL) 20 CB 16 1
2002 Oakland Raiders (NFL) 20 RCB 14 13
2003 Cincinnati Bengals (NFL) 26 RCB 16 16
10 Years (NFL) 158 86
1996 Denver Broncos (NFL) 2 15 7.5 15 0
1999 Denver Broncos (NFL) 5 59 11.8 45 0
2000 Oakland Raiders (NFL) 2 25 12.5 25 0
2002 Oakland Raiders (NFL) 4 35 8.8 27 0
2003 Cincinnati Bengals (NFL) 4 56 14.0 31 0
2004 Cincinnati Bengals (NFL) 8 66 8.3 23 0
2005 Cincinnati Bengals (NFL) 5 5 1.0 5 0
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1998 Denver Broncos (NFL) 0 0 0 1 1 0 0
2004 Cincinnati Bengals (NFL) 0 0 0 1 1 0 0
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1999 Denver Broncos (NFL) 36 33 3 0 0 0 1 11 0
2000 Oakland Raiders (NFL) 34 29 5 0 0 1 0 9 0
2001 Oakland Raiders (NFL) 36 36 0 0 0 0 0 16 0
2002 Oakland Raiders (NFL) 45 45 0 0 3 0 19 0
2003 Cincinnati Bengals (NFL) 67 63 4 0 3 0 18 0
2006 Cincinnati Bengals (NFL) 43 43 0 0 0 0 0 14 0
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2000 Oakland Raiders (NFL) 1 0 1 5 0 0
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Career Totals (NFL) 21 6 15 132 0 12
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A generic term for a format of alternative medicine that uses an energy field (i.e., electrical, magnetic, sonic, acoustic, microwave, infrared) to screen for, or allegedly treat, health conditions by detecting imbalances in the body's energy fields and then correcting them. Disease means that the body is in "dis-ease" or out of balance. Energetic medicine is rooted in the basis of balancing the vibrational energy of a person (as all people are a cultivation of electromagnetic energy) in order to ease the body.
Biotherapeutic drainage is a specific therapy in which a trained practitioner takes the person's specific case and prescribes energetic medicine's such as UNDA numbers, tissues salts, homeopathics, gemmotherapies and phytotherapies to help gently drain the body of toxins.
This therapy works on the principle that depending on genetics and environment, people are susceptible to accumulating toxins which affect certain organ systems causing disease. Depending on genetics, environment, and the way they deal with stress, people eliminate toxins in different ways (these ways need to be determined and those eliminating organs need to be supported). This therapy works in deciphering how a person eliminates toxins, where the toxins accumulate, what causes a person to be toxic, and addressing and supporting all these factors.
The body has the potential to naturally eliminate toxins - depending on the body's toxic load. Biotherapeutic Drainage™ is the most long lasting and effective way of restoring health to the body as it works at an intracellular and extracellular level, facilitating the emunctories to remove blockages while respecting natural physiology. Primary emunctories include: the liver, kidney, stomach, intestines and lungs. Secondary emunctories include the skin and mucous membranes. Opening the emunctories to discharge toxins helps to support physiological functions, encouraging the body towards homeostasis.
Reiki (meaning "mysterious atmosphere") is a spiritual practice developed in 1922 by Japanese Buddhist Mikao Usui. It uses a technique commonly called "palm healing" or "hands-on-healing as a form of alternative medicine. Through the use of this technique, practitioners believe that they are transferring universal energy (i.e., reiki) in the form of qi (Japanese: ki) through the palms, which they believe allows for self-healing and a state of equilibrium.
The body is made up of different chakras, all along the axis of the body from the sacrum to the top of the head. If these chakras are unbalanced, or stuck, then they will contribute to disharmonious symptoms within that area. Reiki uses universal energy to bring the chakras back in to balance, and in turn, decrease "dis-ease" of the body.
Reiki has been shown to help reduce stress, increase concentration, decrease anxiety/depression, decrease pain, and more.


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using Aspose.BarCode.Generation;
using System.Drawing;
using System.Drawing.Imaging;

/*
This project uses Automatic Package Restore feature of NuGet to resolve Aspose.BarCode for .NET API reference
when the project is build. Please check https://docs.nuget.org/consume/nuget-faq for more information.
If you do not wish to use NuGet, you can manually download Aspose.BarCode for .NET API from http://www.aspose.com/downloads,
install it and then add its reference to this project. For any issues, questions or suggestions
please feel free to contact us using http://www.aspose.com/community/forums/default.aspx
*/

namespace Aspose.BarCode.Examples.CSharp.ManageBarCodeImages
{
    class SetFontandColorSetting
    {
        public static void Run()
        {
            // ExStart:SetFontandColorSetting
            // The path to the documents directory.
            string dataDir = RunExamples.GetDataDir_ManageBarCodesImages();

            // Instantiate barcode object
            BarcodeGenerator  generator = new BarcodeGenerator (EncodeTypes.Code128);

            generator.Parameters.CaptionAbove.Visible = true;
            generator.Parameters.CaptionAbove.Text = "Aspose";
            generator.Parameters.CaptionAbove.Alignment = TextAlignment.Center;
            generator.Parameters.CaptionAbove.TextColor = Color.Red;
            generator.Parameters.CaptionAbove.Font.FamilyName = "Pristina";
            generator.Parameters.CaptionAbove.Font.Size.Point = 14;

            generator.Parameters.CaptionBelow.Alignment = TextAlignment.Center;
            generator.Parameters.CaptionBelow.Text = "Aspose.Demo";
            generator.Parameters.CaptionBelow.Visible = true;
            generator.Parameters.CaptionBelow.Font.FamilyName = "Pristina";
            generator.Parameters.CaptionBelow.Font.Size.Point = 14;
            generator.Parameters.CaptionBelow.TextColor = Color.OrangeRed;

            // Save the image to your system and set its image format to Jpeg
            generator.Save(dataDir + "SetFontandColorSetting_out.jpeg", BarCodeImageFormat.Jpeg);
            // ExEnd:SetFontandColorSetting
        }
    }
}

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text:
"""
    admin.models.occupational_standard

    :copyright: (c) 2013 by Openlabs Technologies & Consulting (P) Limited
    :license: see LICENSE for more details.
"""
from tinymce.models import HTMLField
from django.db import models
from django.contrib import admin
from django.contrib import messages
from django.core.urlresolvers import reverse
from django.core.exceptions import ValidationError
from haystack import indexes

from .validators import validate_os_code, validate_version
import admin.common as common

__all__ = ['OccupationalStandard', 'OccupationalStandardIndex']

class OccupationalStandard(models.Model):
    '''
        Occupational Standard
    '''
    class Meta:
        '''
            Meta properties for this model
        '''
        app_label = 'admin'
        unique_together = ('code', 'version')

    code = models.CharField(
        max_length=9, default=None, validators=[validate_os_code],
        db_index=True,
    )
    version = models.CharField(
        max_length=8, default=None, validators=[validate_version],
        db_index=True,
    )
    is_draft = models.BooleanField(default=True, verbose_name="Draft")
    sub_sector = models.ForeignKey(
        'SubSector', db_index=True, verbose_name="Industry Sub-sector",
    )

    title = models.CharField(
        max_length=50, default=None, db_index=True, verbose_name="Unit Title",
    )
    description = models.TextField(default=None)
    scope = HTMLField(default=None)
    performace_criteria = HTMLField(default=None)
    knowledge = HTMLField(default=None)
    skills = HTMLField(default=None)
    attachment = models.FileField(upload_to='os_attachments')

    drafted_on = models.DateTimeField(auto_now_add=True)
    last_reviewed_on = models.DateTimeField(auto_now=True)  # Write date
    next_review_on = models.DateField()

    def __unicode__(self):
        '''
            Returns object display name. This comprises code and version.
            For example: SSC/O2601-V0.1
        '''
        return "%s-V%s%s (%s)" % (
            self.code, self.version, "draft" if self.is_draft else "",
            self.title,
        )

    @property
    def sector(self):
        """
        Returns sector corresponding to occupational standard.
        """
        return self.sub_sector.sector

    def get_absolute_url(self):
        '''
            get absolute url
        '''
        return reverse('occupational_standard', args=(self.code,))

    def clean(self):
        '''
            Validate model instance
        '''
        if OccupationalStandard.objects.filter(code=self.code, is_draft=True) \
                .exclude(pk=self.pk):
            # Check one OS should have one version in draft
            raise ValidationError(
                'There is already a version in draft for %s' % self.code
            )

class OccupationalStandardAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
    '''
        Occupational Standard for admin
    '''
    class Media:
        from django.conf import settings
        static_url = getattr(settings, 'STATIC_URL')
        css = {
            'all': (static_url + 'chosen/chosen.min.css',)
        }
        js = [
            'https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.6.4/jquery.min.js',
            static_url + 'chosen/chosen.jquery.min.js',
            static_url + 'js/admin-common.js',
        ]

    list_display = (
        '__unicode__', 'sector', 'sub_sector', 'drafted_on',
        'last_reviewed_on', 'next_review_on', 'is_draft',
    )
    list_filter = (
        'code', 'sub_sector', 'is_draft',
    )
    list_per_page = 20
    search_fields = ['code', 'title', 'description']
    save_as = True

    def bump_new_version(modeladmin, request, queryset):
        '''
            Action to bump new version

            Publish version in draft and create new draft from the that version
            with new version: '~' + <old_version>.
        '''
        # filter Draft from selected
        drafts = queryset.filter(is_draft=True).all()
        for draft in drafts:
            if '~' in draft.version:
                # Don't bump if version is invalid
                messages.error(
                    request, 'Cannot bump %s-V%s. Invalid version format' %
                    (draft.code, draft.version)
                )
                continue
            draft.is_draft = False  # Publish previous draft
            draft.save()
            new_draft = draft  # Create new item from last version
            new_draft.pk = None
            new_draft.is_draft = True
            new_draft.version = "~" + new_draft.version
            new_draft.save()  # Save new draft
            messages.success(
                request, 'Bumped %s-V%s.' % (draft.code, draft.version)
            )

    bump_new_version.short_description = "Bump new version"
    #actions = [bump_new_version]  # Enable bumping new version feature

    def get_readonly_fields(self, request, obj=None):
        '''
            Returns readonly fields of this admin view
        '''
        return self.readonly_fields + ('code',) if obj else ()

admin.site.register(OccupationalStandard, OccupationalStandardAdmin)

class OccupationalStandardIndex(indexes.SearchIndex, indexes.Indexable):
    """
    Occupational Standard Index for Haystack
    """
    text = indexes.CharField(document=True)
    code = indexes.CharField(model_attr='code')
    sector = indexes.CharField(model_attr='sector', faceted=True)
    sub_sector = indexes.CharField(model_attr='sub_sector', faceted=True)
    knowledge = indexes.CharField(model_attr='knowledge')
    skills = indexes.CharField(model_attr='skills')
    description = indexes.CharField(model_attr='description')
    scope = indexes.CharField(model_attr='scope')
    performace_criteria = indexes.CharField(model_attr='performace_criteria')
    model_type = indexes.CharField(faceted=True)

    def get_model(self):
        "Return model class for current index"
        return OccupationalStandard

    def index_queryset(self, using=None):
        "Used when the entire index for model is updated."
        return self.get_model().objects.filter(is_draft=False)

    def prepare_sector(self, obj):
        "Fetch sector name for indexing"
        return (obj.sub_sector.sector.name).replace(' ', '_').replace('&', '_')

    def prepare_sub_sector(self, obj):
        "Fetch sub sector name for indexing"
        return (obj.sub_sector.name).replace(' ', '_').replace('&', '_')

    def prepare_description(self, obj):
        "Fetch description and convert to plain text for indexing"
        return common.html2text(obj.description)

    def prepare_scope(self, obj):
        "Fetch scope and convert to plain text for indexing"
        return common.html2text(obj.scope)

    def prepare_performace_criteria(self, obj):
        "Fetch performace and convert to plain text for indexing"
        return common.html2text(obj.performace_criteria)

    def prepare_knowledge(self, obj):
        "Fetch knowledge and convert to plain text for indexing"
        return common.html2text(obj.knowledge)

    def prepare_skills(self, obj):
        "Fetch skills and convert to plain text for indexing"
        return common.html2text(obj.skills)

    def prepare_model_type(self, obj):
        "Fetch model"
        return "Occupational_Standard"

    def prepare_text(self, obj):
        "Prepare primary document for search"
        patrn = u"{code}\n\n{sector}\n\n{subsector}\n\n{description}\n\n" \
                "{scope}\n\n{knowledge}\n\n{skills}"
        return patrn.format(
            code=obj.code,
            sector=obj.sub_sector.sector.name,
            subsector=obj.sub_sector.name,
            description=common.html2text(obj.description),
            scope=common.html2text(obj.scope),
            knowledge=common.html2text(obj.knowledge),
            skills=common.html2text(obj.skills),
        )


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Oppo A71 Review: Slipping on the Basics
Plenty to Oppo-se
Last month, Oppo launched the A71 in India at a price of Rs 9,999 which falls into a highly competitive segment in the world's fastest-growing smartphone market. Let's get something out straight away. After using it for over two weeks, the phone doesn't look promising. While it's good for very casual usage, but the demand of the market is much more than what A71 offers. Here is our review.
Not the UI experience you would expect:
The phone is still running the Android 7.1 Nougat with Oppo's own ColourOS custom skin which in my opinion has failed to deliver. It's not about the performance, but it's about features which have become a defacto for any Android Smartphone. Right off the bat, I noticed that it did not show any notification icon from apps on top of the screen by default, then there was no app preview during multitasking, in order to remove the notification, I had to swipe, and press delete button, and lastly, there is no option to reboot when you press and hold the power button.
That said, the phone does offer a lot of customization including App Lock, Payment Protection, Kids Space, Game Acceleration and Split screen, but fails to deliver on the basic experience.
Performance & Specifications:
The phone did perform smoothly for most of the time. App launch from both memory and a fresh start were decent, and so was the app switching. On the gaming front, the phone didn't heat that much, but high-end games like Asphalt 8 Airborne did lag quite a bit. That said, the UI gets stuck at times, and I had to reboot shutdown, and then power up the phone again. That happened at least once every two days.
On paper, Oppo A71 is powered by 1.5 GHz Octa-core MediaTek MT6750 processor with 3 GB of RAM, and 16 GB of internal storage. It packs a 13-megapixel primary camera and a 5-megapixel selfie shooter. Battery capacity is 3000 mAh. You get a 5.2-inch screen with a 720P (HD) display.
Combine the specs on paper and the experience off it, and it becomes even harder to recommend the Oppo A71. In my honest opinion, the specs look a year old. The phones that are available in the market at this price range at least offer Fingerprint sensor, 1080p display, Dual Camera and impressive build quality. I understand that Oppo doesn't fight the specs war with the likes of Xiaomi and Honor, but we are talking about the experience here.
Build Quality & The Looks
Starting off the rear, the phone looks good. The A71 offers premium finish. Oppo claims to have used "Gilding electroface and nano silver technology strengthens the gloss of the metal and makes the body delicate to touch" which is true, and when you churn down the jargons, it also means that it's a metal coating over the plastic body. The edges are remarkable though, and mixes the front and back seamlessly.
The front is opposite of this. The upper and lower portions have thick bezels which give the phone a standard look. Physical navigation buttons are a treat, but the missing backlight makes it impossible to use it at night.
The Oppo A71 houses a 13 MP f/2.2 primary lens and a 5 MP f/2.4 secondary lens. The primary camera is accompanied by a flash as well. That said, both of the cameras deliver average performance.
The major miss is on the details of the subject, and the background which seems to get blurry when you zoom in a bit. During the night, the camera struggles to get focus, and the captured images are full of noise.
The camera interface does offer multiple modes like Auto HDR, Time Lapse, Beauty Mode, Panorama, and even an expert mode as well. You can do video recording at max 1080p.
The front shooter offers a "Portrait Mode", but the results are too artificial. Even though Oppo has been all about Selfie camera, the results don't really affirm that.
Check out the camera samples below:
The phone houses a 3000 mAh battery which decently lasts for 15 hours on casual usage. If you are a heavy user, it will drop to 10 to 11 hours. There is no quick charging available with the phone. The call quality and signal reception are pretty good.
Looking at everything, the phone doesn't get on our recommendation list for many reasons. If I have to put it in simple words, Oppo needs to come out with a phone with much better specifications, and also improve their skin to make sure it delivers all basic features. We have loved some of their other phones in the past, but the A71 is a generation too old to put it subtly.
Last updated by Ashish Mohta, on 05-Mar-18
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Man indicted after biting off 'chunk' of wife's face, beating her
By Chris Whitfield
chriswhitfield@dailycitizen.news
A Dalton man who was accused of biting off a "chunk" of his wife's face and beating her was indicted by the Whitfield County grand jury.
Santos Romulo Puac-Ramirez, 29, 515 N. Selvidge St.-2, was indicted on two counts of aggravated battery, aggravated assault, cruelty to children in the first degree and battery. Puac-Ramirez has been in the Whitfield County jail without bond since his arrest in May. His next court date is Aug. 20 for arraignment.
Close to midnight on May 17, officers were called to Puac-Ramirez's apartment on Spencer Street on a domestic disturbance call, according to a Dalton Police Department incident report.
There, officers found Puac-Ramirez's wife with "severe swelling, laceration and blood covering her face, hands, arms and shirt," the report said. A 4-year-old child had also been struck, causing the child's "face to be bloody, as well as dried blood on and around (the child's) nose, as well as blood on her arms and hands."
Despite a "strong language barrier" between officers and the victim, the report stated she demonstrated to officers how Puac-Ramirez hit her in the face, head-butted her and bit her cheek under her eye.
"At the spot around her left eye ... there was chunk of skin missing and was bleeding," the officer wrote in the report. "I located the chunk of skin that was missing on the right side of her shirt. (She) suffered severe lacerations to her face and lips, as well as bruising and swelling around her face. She had a golf-ball sized knot on her forehead as well."
The indictment said Puac-Ramirez "maliciously caused bodily harm ... by seriously disfiguring a member of her body."
A Spanish-speaking officer arrived to help translate. The woman said the incident started when Puac-Ramirez came home after "being out drinking" and found the rest of the family in bed and his dinner sitting out cold. He went to the bedroom and began yelling at his wife, hitting her, wrapping his hands around her neck and choking her. Puac-Ramirez had blood on his nose and lip area, and the wife said that was from where he hit her with his head "several times."
When officers spoke with Puac-Ramirez he said he didn't know what happened. As his wife and the child were led to an ambulance, he uttered, "I'm sorry" and "My familia (family in Spanish)."
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Fair Is Fair
By David Dieteman
The government plays by two sets of rules where accounting and accountability are concerned.
In the case of accounting, the government plays the role of the ferocious pit bull, barking madly on the nightly news, foaming at the mouth, and chewing the legs off of alleged "corporate crooks."
In the case of accountability, the government tries to seize the moral high ground. Bush the Invincible stands before banners draped with the words "Corporate Responsibility" and promises — human nature notwithstanding — to eliminate fraud and corruption.
And yet the reality of government work demonstrates that the government does not apply such standards to itself.
Consider the government's take on corporate accounting. The Securities and Exchange Commission (the "SEC," but not to be confused with the noble institution which is the Southeastern Conference in college athletics — the greatest football conference, by the way) insists that companies with shares traded on public stock exchanges must issue financial reports according to government rules.
The rules promulgated by the SEC are allegedly to protect consumers from charlatans in "big business." A company that must disclose financial details, the thinking goes, cannot dupe you into buying worthless shares.
Yet consider the government. More than a few talking heads in the service of the State have claimed, in recent years, that government should be viewed "like a private company." Citizens have been referred to as "shareholders" or "stakeholders," with the idea that we all go down with the ship of State when it sinks.
The government, however, does not account for every penny of your hard-earned money that it extorts through compulsory taxation. Try to get the Social Security Administration to tell you how it "invested" those huge chunks of your paycheck which may very well exceed what you are legally able to contribute to an Individual Retirement Account.
Similarly, where accountability is concerned, the government unsurprisingly fails to sends itself to prison.
Janet Reno "took full responsibility" for the deaths of 80 people at Waco. The dead included many children who very likely died painful deaths from poison gas or smoke inhalation. Janet Reno, however, is not in prison, and has not been executed for murder.
Without a doubt, the government plays by two sets of rules. One set of rules is designed to screw ordinary American citizens to the wall and strip their wallets bare. The other set of rules is designed to allow the thieves to get away with waste and murder.
And so a proposal: since the Congress is in the mood to "get tough," why not get tough on politicians.
Government agencies should be required to document, on a quarterly basis, how and where their money is spent, and make quasi-prospectuses available to the taxpaying public. There must be strict penalties for waste, as well as for manifest failure to achieve advertised "public service" goals. Perhaps agencies should be put out of business after a year or two of flamingly bad performance. Goodbye, Amtrak, it's time you were put up for sale.
Similarly, the heads of government agencies, like their corporate counterparts, should face ridiculously draconian personal punishments. If a CEO who signs an earnings reports can now be punished for the mistakes of unknown underlings in an accounting department, then the same should happen to the head of the FBI or Health and Human Services as well.
Fair is fair.
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COVID-19: Senate Kicks As FG Approves N5bn Bailout For Aviation Sector
Peter Okunoren
The Senate on Monday rejected the plan by the Federal Government to give a N5bn bailout to the operators of the aviation sector following the losses they suffered as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Chairman, Senate Committee on Aviation, Senator Smart Adeyemi, had at the opening of a three-day public hearing on the six executive bills meant to reorganize the civil aviation agencies in the country, made a case for a bailout for the sector.
But the Minister of Aviation, Senator Hadi Sirika, disclosed that the Federal Government would soon start the disbursement of the N5bn bailout it approved for the operators of the sector.
The minister said the airline operators would get N4bn while other businesses in the aviation sector would be given N1bn.
He said, "The Federal Government has approved N4bn as a bailout for the airlines and N1bn for other businesses within the civil aviation.
"We are already putting arrangements for the disbursement in place and once we start, it would be transparently done."
However, the Senate Committee Chairman said the N4bn would not be enough to keep the airline operators in the business.
Adeyemi said the N4bn approved for the airline operators was too small, going by what was happening globally in the aviation sector.
He said, "If we really want to keep the airline operators in the business, and we don't want them to close shops and go home, the Federal Government should shore up the amount.
"If you want to keep the airlines in business and you don't want them to start cutting corners, there is a need to look at the airlines with a view to giving them substantive support."
Responding to Adeyemi's submissions, the minister admitted that the amount was small but added that the National Assembly would need to play a crucial role to increase the amount approved."
Reacting to the House of Representatives' suspension of the proposed concession of four airports by the Aviation Ministry, Sirika said the action was taken in error.
He said, "The House committee took the action because I was absent at the budget defense session."
He said the essence of the executive bills was to address the genuine concerns of all the stakeholders in the aviation industry.
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Ayobami Ladipo
The Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Femi Adesina, says Nigerians who fail to commit the security situation into the hands of God could be guilty of indirectly prolonging the war against insurgency.
Adesina said this in an article on Thursday titled, 'The Decent for the Indecent, the Just for the Unjust'.
The President's aide noted that a short viral video showed a soldier and four others singing that victory is from God alone.
Adesina, however, said many Nigerians had failed to understand that only God gives victory.
He wrote, "But victory is from God alone. That is what we must realize as Nigerians. Do we ever pray for our troops in the frontlines? Do we remember those youths, our pride, and strength, faced by death daily, as we sleep in the comfort of our homes, ensconced in the tender bosom of our wives?
"As we pray; God give me money. Give me a car. Give me a promotion. Kill my enemies. Do it now. Do we ever remember our soldiers? Ere you left your room this morning, did you think to pray…did you pray for our soldiers? Victory comes from God alone. If you don't pray, you may be guilty of prolonging the war in North-East, North-west, North-central, and all over Nigeria."
The President's spokesman said rather than understand the fact that only God can give victory, some Nigerians had become wailers.
"Yes, victory is from God alone. But do some people know? Does it ever enter into their consciousness? They only wail: 'this insurgency war has lasted too long. The banditry has demystified our military. They are cowards. The top guns don't even want the battle to end.
"They are making money in billions.' Okay. Making money in billions and wasting our soldiers, our youths, our future, and hope, in their hundreds and thousands because of blood money. That is all some people see; permanent cynics and sceptics, who know nothing of altruism, and whose God is their belly. They think only of pecuniary gain, nothing else," Adesina said.
He said as the nation marks this year's Armed Forces Remembrance Day, Nigerians should seize the opportunity to pray for the military and encourage them and not run them down.
The Lagos State Government has affirmed its earlier pronouncement that all public and private schools in Lagos State below tertiary level should resume on Monday, January 18, 2021, for the second term 2020/2021 academic session.
This affirmation was made today by the Honourable Commissioner for Education, Mrs Folasade Adefisayo while noting that this is in line with the Federal Government's resolution after reaching a consensus with relevant stakeholders.
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Drama As Pigeons Released By Buhari Refuse To Fly At Armed Forces Remembrance [VIDEO]
The doves, otherwise known as white pigeons, released by the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), at the Armed Forces Remembrance Day ceremony, refused to fly despite multiple attempts by the President thereby sparking a debate on social media on Friday.
The President had opened the birdcage at the National Arcade, picked up one of the doves, and thrown it into the air but the bird landed atop the cage and refused to fly.
Buhari, who was eager to let the white pigeons fly, opened the roof of the cage in a bid to send them all out but the birds remained adamant and decided to sit on top of the cage's roof.
President Muhammadu Buhari releases the #ArmedForcesRemembranceDay pigeons. pic.twitter.com/1t0omo5JGy
— Channels Television (@channelstv) January 15, 2021
The President, who appeared tired of trying, soon left the birds and returned to his seat. Moments after the President had left, however, some of the birds flew.
The ritual of releasing doves is to commemorate the life of a departed loved one and is common at significant events like funerals or memorials. It also signifies peace.
Studies show that domesticated doves that are used to living in cages are not always keen on flying.
The Vatican stopped the ritual in 2014 when Pope Francis released two birds that would not fly out of the window of the papal apartment and required several attempts to get the birds to fly out over a crowd of spectators.
A similar incident occurred just the year prior at an event where Pope Benedict XVI released doves during a Holocaust remembrance event. The doves were attacked by a gull, with one dove being singled out and injured, according to Wikipedia.
In 2014, the doves refused to fly when former President Goodluck Jonathan freed them. The Spiritual Director of the Adoration Ministry Enugu, Rev Fr. Ejike Mbaka, described the incident at the time as a sign that God had abandoned Jonathan.
The refusal of the birds to fly on Friday, however, sparked thousands of comments on social media.
A former presidential aspirant of the All Progressives Congress, Adamu Garba, said the birds should be eaten if they cannot do what they were trained to do.
"The pigeons are tired and overtime became lazy, they don't want to fly the spirit of The Nigerian Flag. We should roast them at Suya joint and deploy Crowwe for action," he said.
Social media personality, Morris Monye, said the Department of State Services would have arrested the pigeons for embarrassing the President if they could.
"I guarantee you… If it was possible, the DSS would arrest the pigeons for such an affront on the President. But really, is there peace, harmony, and security in the land?" he asked.
A former Minister of Education, Oby Ezekwesili, who is a known critique of the President, also tweeted, "Hmmm. Even the pigeons in Nigeria."
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