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Q: What do ALSA devices like "hw:0,0" mean? How do I figure out which to use? I've searched over and over and can't find any explanation of what "hw:0,0" means. How do I determine the number of my USB audio card?  MPD requires me to enter something like this:
audio_output {
        type                    "alsa"
        name                    "Sound Card"
        device                  "hw:0,0"     # optional
        format                  "44100:16:2" # optional
}

If I do "alsamixer -c 1" it opens the USB card's volume control, but that really doesn't help me.
Where can I find a list of device names/numbers on my system?  Are they resilient to hardware changes?  If I remove card 2, does card 3 become card 2?  Are there other ways to identify devices?  Where can I find documentation for any of this?

A: JohnT's answer gives a good basic.  I'll follow it up with how to find the devices on your system.  Use aplay -l to get a list of the devices on your system.  The hw:X,Y comes from this mapping of your hardware -- in this case, X is the card number, while Y is the device number.
$ aplay -l   # note lower-case "L" option
**** List of PLAYBACK Hardware Devices ****
card 0: T71Space [Terratec Aureon 7.1-Space], device 0: ICE1724 [ICE1724]
  Subdevices: 1/1
  Subdevice #0: subdevice #0
card 0: T71Space [Terratec Aureon 7.1-Space], device 1: IEC1724 IEC958 [IEC1724 IEC958]
  Subdevices: 0/1
  Subdevice #0: subdevice #0
card 0: T71Space [Terratec Aureon 7.1-Space], device 2: ICE1724 Surrounds [ICE1724 Surround PCM]
  Subdevices: 3/3
  Subdevice #0: subdevice #0
  Subdevice #1: subdevice #1
  Subdevice #2: subdevice #2

Since these are USB devices that might not always get the same device numbers each time they're plugged in, the hw:X,Y device might change.  The simplest answer is, for a desktop system, try the GNOME/KDE/Xfce configuration tools, and see if they're smart enough to pick up the changes.
The complex way, if you're not doing this with a desktop system, gets ... interesting.  You might be able to get away with using device aliases instead of the hw:X,Y -- this is what the output of aplay -L shows.  The something:CARD=FOO,DEV=Y stuff is the alias, and probably won't change between different device plug-ins, where the X in hw:X,Y might.  (Assuming that you're using the same USB dongle each time.)
$ aplay -L
default:CARD=CK804
    NVidia CK804, NVidia CK804
    Default Audio Device
front:CARD=CK804,DEV=0                 # hw:0,0
    NVidia CK804, NVidia CK804
    Front speakers
surround40:CARD=CK804,DEV=0            # hw:0,1
    NVidia CK804, NVidia CK804
    4.0 Surround output to Front and Rear speakers

So your aplay command would become aplay -D front:CARD=CK804,DEV=0 somefile.wav, and you can use the same devicename in your .asoundrc.

If you need something more stable at an even lower level, actual kernel devices, udev is what you want -- it's the system that allows for hotplugging devices into the system.  You can write rules for udev (and here's the man page) that will allow devices to get the same devicename when plugged in.

A: hw:0,0 specifies the default device, on the default sound card. To access your second soundcard's first device, you would specify hw:1,0. These are specified in your .asoundrc. More on all of this here.

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Fair Trade Coffee is coffee that's purchased directly from growing co-ops at a premium price, to support growers. Fair trade coffee is a subsector of fair trade certified products from around the world. Fair trade coffee farmers are required to start a grow-op with other local farmers to determine how the extra funds from the premium that consumers spend, will be spent on their local community. Why buy fair trade coffee? It's a way of fairly compensating those in less fortunate conditions for a providing us with our inexpensive daily dose of caffeine.
Where Can I Buy Fair Trade Coffee?
We offer a full line of Fair Trade Coffees - from multiple countries around the world that will satisfy both your tastes and conscience whether you use a regular coffee maker or love a french press coffee. If you see a coffee you like, go ahead and ask us to roast and grind it the way you like. We're the exclusively supplier for many of our coffees, and have partnership agreements with multiple other roasters to get you access to a wide variety of beans.
There's debate over whether Fair Trade is actually fair to the farmers, and there is some basis to the argument against it. Fair Trade organizations work through coffee growing co-ops, which are groups of farmers, and not individual farmers. The co-ops get above-market price and the idea is this premium trickles down to the farmers themselves, benefiting both the communities and the growers. In practice, farmers will receive a premium on their coffee but it's not the full amount of the premium being paid - the organizations in between need to pay staff to enforce policies, and there's always potential for corruption within communities.
So does buying Fair Trade actually help the farmers? Yes. Not as much as it should, but even a 10%-20% premium to the farmers can go a long way. The growing practices and organization with other farmers also helps make each individual farm more productive, extending the benefit a little further.
Here's an interesting graphic with more data: FairTrade.ca 2012 Year-In-Review.
Find out more about the Swiss Water Process on wikipedia.
Though coffee only makes up part of the Fair Trade product line, the total market is estimated to be about $330 million (as of January, 2012) and growing rapidly. The majority of this is done through supermarkets and major coffee chains (the likes of Starbucks). For a far more comprehensive background, visit Wayne Roberts' blog post.
Not all coffees are available as Fair-Trade, some regions simply don't have growing co-ops established or a connection to the Fair Trade organization. We carry a large assortment of coffees that aren't Fair-Trade certified, which you can find on our Coffee Canada page.
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After some time ago I had the chance to drive the Outback, now I got another car from Subaru for test drive, the new Forester. I really liked the Outback and I was expecting even more from the Forester, because I heard a lot of people saying it's a great car. So, after I picked up the car from the dealer I decided to head to a very interesting location, the Mud Volcanoes, because I had the chance to check out the car both on highway and off-road.
The Forester's exterior looks great. I really hated the previous generation, with that large wagon look. The interior is much more 'spartan' than the Outback's. It's true that I had the top-of-the-line Outback and a cheaper Forester, but still, I didn't like it very much. The dashboard is ok, the buttons are ok but the instrument panel sucks (looks like they've jut put sticker there and not real instruments, looks really cheap). Plus that it's obvious the car was created for off-road.
The first thing I noticed after driving it for a few miles was that it's pretty lazy. It gives you the feeling that its 1.5 tons is too heavy for the 150 hp 2.0 petrol engine. I noticed the same thing on the highway. No doubt about it, the Forester is not a 'need for speed' car. Still, its road behaviour is excellent. Besides SUVs' traditional advantages (increased ride height, higher driving position), the suspension is very comfortable. You're not bothered at all by rail crossings, holes in the road, speed bumps, nothing. Though above 90 mph it feels a little unstable, the car handles great.
However, the Forester really feels good off the road. First of all, let me say that I'm definitely no off-road expert, I haven't driven a lot of cars or miles off-road, but the Forester was really impressive. Like I said, I took the car on a pretty spectacular and rough road and it really did ok. But the coolest thing happened when I decided to turn and head back, but not a lot of room to make the turn. I was hanging only 1 ft away from a not so cool valley when I realised that I didn't switch the 4WD to "low". Well, that's when the magic started and when I really started loving the car. It's incredibly stable and it does absolutely anything you tell it to do, without losing grip at all. Really, really cool!
Unfortunately, this adventure starts getting nasty when you take a look at the fuel indicator. Though Subaru says the Forester 'drinks' 7 liters / 100 km (33.6 US mpg) highway, 10.9 l/100 km (21.5 mpg) city and 8.4 l/100 km (28 mpg) combined, I got about 70 percent more (it's true, I did some offroad and drove fast on the highway, but still, that a little too much).
I liked:
- Very comfortable ride;
- Good handling;
- Really great off-road abilities.
I didn't like:
- The interior is not brilliant;
- The engine is kind of lazy in the city and on the highway;
- Fuel consumption.
The conclusion is that if you're interested in speed or fuel consumption, the Subaru Forester is not the car for you. But if you'd like a car with a very comfortable ride and which you can take for an off-road adventure (luggage included, because it has good storage space), for fishing or anything else that involves getting off the road, then there's no doubt about it, you should really consider the new Forester.
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On October 22, HSP is partnering with Moonstone Arts Center to feature a panel discussion on the Pennsylvania Vigilance Committee and its Chairman William Still. Still is known as the Father of the Underground Railroad and his book, The Underground Railroad Records, documents the lives of over six hundred slaves who escaped to freedom. The story of William Still and the Pennsylvania Vigilance Committee is especially helpful for teachers looking to discuss abolition and the history of the Underground Railroad.
William Still was born in 1821 and later moved to Philadelphia in 1847. He became a prominent member of the Pennsylvania Anti-Slavery Society, now called the Pennsylvania Abolition Society, and is said to have helped roughly eight hundred slaves to safety via the Underground Railroad. He even helped his own brother, whom he had never met, to safety. In addition, Still's records and interviews of runaway slaves can be found at HSP.
If you would like to learn more about how you can use Still's Underground Railroad records in your classroom please click here  to register for the event on October 22. If you are unable to attend please feel free to email me  at aparks@hsp.org for visiting options. Also, please check out our unit plan The Vigilant Committee and the Underground Railroad  and our prototype digital history project based upon Still's writing.


The Futsal Association of Meghalaya (FAM) is all set to organize the 2nd Open Futsal Tournament from September 25 to 29 at the Indoor Sports Stadium at Laban in Shillong.
Meanwhile, the Association has appealed to all stakeholders – government, companies, clubs, sport associations, individuals – to support the event and to promote the game as support from all quarters will help them to take part in the Futsal tournament at national level.
The Association has invited teams which may be localities, institutions, clubs, organizations, etc to participate in this tournament to support and promote Futsal.
Limited teams will be registered and it would be on first come first serve basis, informed the organizers.
Registration forms can be obtained at Rubok Sports at Motphran, Sports Spirit, MUDA complex at Police Bazar and US-Dollar Departmental Store at Laitumkhrah in Shillong.
Registration of participating teams will be from September 3 to 18, 2018.
Before the tournament, the Association will organize a one-day pre-tournament clinic about Futsal and the rules of the game to the participants.
Date and venue of the clinic will be notified later on, the organizers added.
Notably, the 1st Open Futsal Tournament held in Shillong last year was a grand success.


Readers often assume that each worthwhile story or poem is separate and unique, something that either emerges exclusively from one person's individual creativity or has been inspired by forces beyond mere human knowledge–a "muse", perhaps. And certainly, every interesting literary text does express the unique combination of cultural and other forces that make up the imagination of its writer. But writers have repertoires and work from their knowledge of previous texts just as much as readers do. The idea of a story about a detective figuring out which suspect committed a crime doesn't occur independently to each person who writes a mystery novel. Most mystery writers have read many such texts before deciding to create their own.
It's no secret that the success of Harry Potter is a big secret. In other words, no one really knows why it became so popular. HP Fans will of course say that it's because the books are so good, but widely-read specialists of children's literature don't fully accept this reason, because Harry Potter contains nothing that was really new or ground-breaking. The Harry Potter stories are good, solid stories (an 'enjoyable romp' according to Kirkus), and no better or worse than many similar tales that came before (and after) it.
Indeed, the stories share qualities with much other children's fiction. Harry Potter himself is an orphan who, to begin with, lives with rigidly conventional people who are nasty to him–just as child heroes of children's fiction have been orphaned and misunderstood throughout the history of children's literature.
The tone of the Potter books, a blend of comedy and melodrama, share's much with Dahl's writing in Matilda and in books such as James and the Giant Peach and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. As stories set in a school, meanwhile, the Potter books reproduce the typical conventions of boarding school stories, particularly as represented in British boarding school stories from Thomas Hughes's Tom Brown's Schooldays to Frank Richards's Billy Bunter series: characters of fairly stereotypical types and backgrounds indulging in hijinks, practical jokes, and sporting competitions.
In this case, the novels are fantasies rather than realistic fiction, and the school trains witches and wizards. But that also happens in Ursula Le Guin's Wizard of Earthsea and Diana Wynne Jones's Chrestomanci books. [I would add Jill Murphy's Worst Witch stories.] Furthermore, many other fantasy series share the Potter books' emphasis on characters maturing into a growing understanding of of their own powers and of the nature of good and evil through contact with unusual beings, not all of them human: not only Le Guin's Earthsea books but also C.S. Lewis's Narnia series, Susan Cooper's Dark Is Rising series, Monica Hughes's Isis series, and Lloyd Alexander's Prydain series (which also shares some of the Potter books' breezy comedy). Like these series, also, the Potter books seem to be heading toward a climactic confrontation between a young protagonist and someone or something powerful, adult, and intensely evil. [Nodelman and Reimer wrote this in the early 2000s — they were right!] Different versions of this plot operate in recent critical successes within the filed of children's literature such as Philip Pullman's Golden Compass and Lowry's The Giver and Gathering Blue, and also in Kristina Applegate's popular Animorphs series.
Nodelman and Reimer dismiss also the possibility that the Harry Potter books were expertly marketed, because in fact they were marketed no differently from any other book from the same publisher. They posit that the HP books are so successful precisely because they are a perfect blend of what has come before. As John Truby says of screenwriting, blending genres is the hardest thing to do. Perhaps what Rowling did was the kidlit equivalent of this.
William Mayne – an English writer for children who is nonetheless notoriously under-read by children but read by adults. He published books between 1953 and 2009, but you may not have heard of any of them. You can still get your hands on A Swarm In May and a few others.
Some of these authors you have probably heard of — others may be new. In any case, if you know of a reader suffering from Harry Potter withdrawal after reading the final volume, point them in the direction of his formidable ancestors.
Next PostNext What are the kids reading? Two sides of the kidlit fence.


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The international media outlets do campaigns to inform the public on new viral diseases that are a threat to human health.
They have informed the public in recent years about Bird Flu, Swine Flu, Ebola Virus, and Measles. Just recently has the Zika virus become more prevalent even though in the past 70 years it has been considered a low, moderate risk to human health. The World Health Organization (WHO) agreed that Zika is a national and public health concern. With the recent increase in cases all across the world we are in need of more information and research.
Zika is a endemic microorganism found in Asia and Africa and is related to the dengue virus. Zika is transmitted mainly through Aedes Aegypti mosquitos, but recent cases were found that it can be sexually transmitted. The mosquitos can actually become a carrier after biting someone already infected with the virus and spread it to other people.
Zika Virus was first found in 1947 in the jungles of Uganda. Monkeys were the first carriers and was first found in infected humans in 1954 in Nigeria when there were 3 people became ill. Symptoms are usually mild and can last 2-7 days of those people effected.
Only 1 in 5 people effected by the virus will actually show symptoms of the virus which include a mild fever, rash, headache, aches/pain in joints, and conjunctivitis. The virus will last in the blood of the effected for seven days. In rare cases does anyone die from being infected and does not require any hospital stay. Anyone can become a victim of the Zika Virus, but is most common in areas where the Aedes Aegypti mosquitos are found. Any individual traveling to countries where the virus is found and has not been previously infected can become a victim.
Mothers who are pregnant and are bit can transmit the virus to their fetus causing birth defects. Zika virus RNA has been identified in amniotic fluid of the pregnant mother and in brain tissue of those who went full term, but the babies died soon after. The virus causes microcephaly in the babies that causes their brain to not develop properly. There are certain parts of the body that have "immune privilege" that do not have inflammatory immune response. Areas such as eyes, testicles, placenta, and fetuses are vulnerable to viruses and disease. This is why everyone has to be extra careful because they may not know they are even a carrier and spread it to others.
Many people are unaware that they are effected and should use precautions to prevent the spread of the virus. The best way to protect yourself is to prevent mosquito bites. People should apply bug spray, wear long clothing, remove standing water around your home, and try to stay in well air conditioned spaces. Pregnant women should avoid sex or use condoms during their pregnancy. Per the CDC "to be effective, condoms should be used from start to finish, every time during vaginal, anal, and oral sex." They should also avoid traveling to places that put them at risk for the virus. Zika can stay in semen for months after becoming effected so taking the correct precautions is imperative to protect yourself.
Johns Hopkins Carey Business School estimated the cost for Latin America and the Caribbean cost the the regions $7 to $18 billion dollars during 2015-2017. This number compares to $1billion dollars per 5% rise in those infected. The cost is fairly high because these regions are dealing with the microcephaly and Guillain-Barre syndrome. The medical costs for the life of the individual suffering from these medical conditions are over bearing for these low to middle class countries.
Brazil had activated their military to battle the virus from spreading anymore then it has. President Obama requested $1.8 billion to understand more about the virus , but the request was denied by the House Appropriations Committee.
When the Zika Virus enters the body it enters individual cells in order to replicate more viruses. Zika has certain proteins that interact with human cells that make cell entry possible and when they bind together they can fool the cells to accept the viral particle. Once inside the cell the RNA genome of Zika releases into the cytoplasm and the enzymes make a long protein. The infected proteins and RNA genome congregate to the surface of the endoplasmic reticulum.
New viral proteins will then sprout off into the inside of the ER taking a small bit of the ER membrane with them. The taken membrane will form the viral envelope and then travel through the Golgi apparatus before proceeding to the cell surface. The infected particles will then infect other cells, spreading the infection cycle.
Zika is not a new virus and has been around since 1954, but the epidemic has only recently started. More tests of the virus are still undergoing and is in need to prevent the spread of Zika. The major danger of the virus lies with pregnant women and their fetuses causing birth defects. In the long term a vaccine against the virus would be the most promising defense, but one is not available as of yet. People will just have to continue to protect themselves as much as possible and understand the effects of this devastating virus. There just so much more information we need to know for the battle against Zika.
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A panel discussion at last week's Mini Summit in Manila.
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam: Aspen Software Limited, one of Asia's leading club management software providers, assumed the position of presenting sponsor at the Asian Golf Industry Federation (AGIF)-organised Mini Summits in the Philippines and Vietnam.
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We are pleased to announce a Session entitled "Chemical contaminants in polar and extreme environments" in the upcoming Society for Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (SETAC) 8th World Congress to be held in Singapore 6-10 September 2020.
Session Co-chairs:
Hayley Hung (Environment and Climate Change Canada, Canada)
Lars-Otto Reiersen (UiT The Arctic University of Norway)
Yi-Fan Li (School of Environment/Polar Academy, Harbin Institute of Technology, China and UArctic-HIT-Training Centre)
We would like to invite you to submit a relevant abstract (max. 2500 characters including spaces) by the deadline of March 25, 2020 at https://singapore.setac.org/abstract-submission/.
Chemical contaminants, such as persistent organic pollutants (POPs) and emerging chemicals of concern, can transport through the atmosphere, rivers and oceans reaching remote locations, including the Arctic, Antarctic and the Third Pole of Hindu Kush-Karakoram-Himalayan (HKKH) mountain region. While many of these contaminants have few local sources in the Arctic and Antarctic, some are detected at levels high enough to risk the health of the environment and humans. The polar environments are experiencing unprecedented changes with extreme sea ice retreat, melting snow and glacier, thawing permafrost and greater frequency of extreme weather events. These changes can lead to new and different sources of contaminants within and outside the Polar Regions, which may impact contaminant distribution and fate, and increase the exposure levels to the ecosystem and humans in these remote regions. In this session, we will explore the current status of contaminants; their transport pathways; reaction, degradation and multimedia partitioning processes; fate, trends and impacts on the polar environment, biota and humans; and how current and predicted changes in climate can affect contaminant distribution, trends and impacts. This session welcomes studies on all aspects of contaminants in the Arctic, Antarctic and Third Pole atmosphere, hydrosphere, cryosphere, terrestrial and freshwater/ marine biota, and humans. All research studies including field and laboratory observations, as well as studies on combined effects of multiple stressors, climate change and modeling studies are welcomed.
Please note that abstract submission before the March 25 deadline is free but a $50 non-refundable fee will be charged to handle submissions from between March 26 and April 1.
Please reply after you have made your decision at dr_li_yifan@163.com.
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EPL Index > Bournemouth > Bournemouth Vs Liverpool Preview | Team News, Stats & Key Men
After a set of tough midweek fixtures, Liverpool and Bournemouth go head to head at the Vitality Stadium, with Jurgen Klopp's side hoping to keep their run going, while Eddie Howe's side hoping to arrest their four-game streak of losses.
Bournemouth come into this game having lost to Newcastle (A), Wolves (H), Spurs (A), and Crystal Palace (A) over the last one month. What is perhaps more painful for Howe is that each of those losses were decided by a 1-goal margin. Prior to the start of this slippery run, Bournemouth had gathered 16 points by winning and drawing 4 games, which is why they are at a respectable 12th position in the league table even now, just 3 points away from Arsenal. It was a December afternoon when Howe first tasted victory against Klopp. But that was way back in 2016. This set of Reds are a different proposition.
Liverpool come into Saturday's game having won the Merseyside derby 5-2 on Wednesday night. Sitting 8 points clear at the top from the second-placed Leicester and a full 11 points ahead of Manchester City seems like a great position. But Klopp will be the first to remember that Liverpool had a similar lead during last December, but they still ended up finishing the season as runners-up. Klopp will want to keep the momentum going and he showed against Everton that he was willing to gamble, when he rung in 5 changes in the side just to keep the momentum up. His side's attack should not be his concern, given the form that Sadio Mane and Divock Origi are in. However, on the defensive front he might be a bit worried by the lack of clean sheets. Liverpool have not kept one for 13 matches in all competitions. On Saturday though, a win will be the primary goal for the Reds, followed by a clean sheet if possible.
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Bournemouth are winless in their last five Premier League meetings with Liverpool (D1 L4), since beating them 4-3 in December 2016. The Cherries' defence in particular struggles against the Reds as they have conceded at least twice in each of their last seven against Liverpool.
Liverpool have won their last four Premier League games against Bournemouth by an aggregate score of 14-0, including two 4-0 wins at the Vitality Stadium. That aggregate score in the last four games means that Liverpool have beaten Bournemouth by a margin of 3+ goals in each of their last four games. They have never won five consecutive top-flight games against an opponent by such margin before.
Bournemouth have a matching record of their own. They have lost the last four consecutive Premier League matches by a 1-goal margin. They last lost five consecutive league games back in March 2013, in League One.
Liverpool have won 27 Premier League matches so far in 2019, matching their tally from 2018. They last won more top-flight matches in a single year in 1987 (28 wins). A win on Saturday could get Jurgen's team on par with that record.
In the absence of Bournemouth's lead goal scorer Harry Wilson, who is not allowed to play against his parent team, his namesake will have to step up. Callum Wilson scored five goals in four games but since then has gone goalless in last eight Premier League appearances. Although Callum Wilson is prone to such extended goal droughts – this is his third-longest – he does pose a threat to Liverpool's defence. With an xG90 of 0.33 and a xA90 of 0.11, he has a 44% probability of contributing a goal, assuming he plays for 90 minutes. Eddie Howe will hope that Wilson can contribute a goal or two.
Sadio Mane
Sadio Mane has been involved in more Premier League goals this season than any other Reds player (9 goals, 4 assists)). Since that fateful defeat at the hands of Cherries in 2013, Sadio Mane has scored in 39 Premier League matches, and never ended up losing (W35 D4). With xG90 of 0.48 and xA90 of 0.29 Sadio Mane is one of the feared forwards in the league, as he has a 77% chance of contributing a goal if he plays all 90 minutes.
For Bournemouth, Adam Smith joined Steve Cook, Charlie Daniels, Lloyd Kelly, Andrew Surman, David Brooks, Junior Stanislas, and Joshua King on a lengthy injury list. Harry Wilson, who is on loan from Liverpool, is ineligible to play against his parent team. This fact will add to Eddie Howe's headache as the on-loan starlet is the lead scorer for Cherries in the league.
For Liverpool, Alisson can be back in contention after missing out Wednesday night's derby against Everton due to the technical Red card he received against Brighton. Fabinho and Joel Matip continue to be unavailable due to injuries. Klopp rotated heavily against Everton and he might rotate a bit on Saturday as well, possibly giving the likes of Oxlade-Chamberlain and Milner starts.
Liverpool in their current form seem unstoppable but are equally prone to concede a goal or two. Their attacking and defensive forms suggest that they should win on Saturday. However, that elusive clean sheet will continue to evade them.
Bournemouth 1 – 2 Liverpool
by Prashant Patel
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Liverpool Vs Bournemouth Preview | Team News, Stats & Key Men
Two teams who have never been in a better position in terms of points after 25 games in the Premier League go head to head on Saturday evening. Liverpool host Bournemouth in the 26th game week, hoping to regain the top position in the table. Bournemouth have never had more points on the board after 25 games than their 33 points as of now as they have won 10 games, three more than each of their last three seasons in the …
When Liverpool last visited the Vitality Stadium – a little more than a year ago – they were flying high. They were strong title contenders and were scoring goals for fun. This season, however, as they prepare for a visit to Vitality on Sunday evening, it would be fair to say that the Reds have had multiple disappointments already. Jurgen Klopp has had to recalibrate targets and rotation plans as his team has gathered six fewer points than they did …
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Liverpool Vs Bournemouth Preview | Stats, Key Men & Team News
There are a few weeks for a football fan when Premier League matches can feel like a distraction. For Liverpool fans, these next two games are going to feel like two games that are just disrupting the story of their team's grand ride to the penultimate stage of the Champions League. The first of those two games is against Bournemouth at Anfield on Saturday. Liverpool have had perhaps the most amazing week under Jurgen Klopp till date. Over two legs …
Liverpool vs AFC Bournemouth Preview | Team News, Stats & Key Men
It will be a historic night on Monday for The Cherries. Eddie Howe's Bournemouth side will be making the long trip up north to Anfield for their first ever league meeting with Liverpool. After their opening day party was spoiled by a Rudy Gestede header, Bournemouth will be looking to rebound and get their season started. However, a visit to Anfield will be a difficult task for the newly promoted side. Liverpool came through a very tough opening day visit …


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A power of attorney is an authority that you give someone to handle your affairs.
The attorney has a duty to act in your best interests and take prudent care in managing your business affairs.
An ordinary power of attorney is valid only if you, the person giving the authority, have the capacity to deal with the matters yourself. The power therefore ceases if you become mentally incapable.
This kind of power will commonly be given if, for example, you are planning a trip overseas.
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An enduring power will usually be given when people are concerned about who will look after their affairs if they become unable to do so.
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a power that covers your property - In this case, you can choose when the power can be used: either before you become mentally incapable, or after, or both.
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Magnum photographers will make an exhibition about contemporary Moscow at Zaryadye
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MOSCOW, RUSSIA - EQS - 5 February 2019 - From January 28 to February 9 for the first time ever the internationally renowned photographic agency Magnum Photos will present the experimental laboratory Magnum Live Lab/19 in Moscow. Thomas Dworzak (Germany), Alex Majoli (USA), and Newsha Tavakolian (Iran) will take part in the project. Nina Gomiashvili will serve as the project curator. In two weeks they will produce a whole exhibition at Zaryadye Park dedicated to contemporary Moscow. The process will be open to all and everyone will be able to track it real time.
Magnum Live Lab is a large-scale international cultural initiative. In different years the Magnum laboratories were opened in London and Paris. In the Moscow edition, the invited photographers will make an exhibition about the capital city. Moscow residents and tourists will have a chance to follow every step of the creative process including the editing and printing of the shots.
Magnum Live Lab/19 will occupy the information pavilion Dome of the flagship park Zaryadye (close to the Red Square). The Lab's team will take pictures in various locations of Moscow and pay particular attention to the historical and contemporary architecture, to cultural and public spaces as well as to the portraits of Moscow people. Gradually Magnum Live Lab/19 will be transformed into the exhibition space which will feature the Lab's results.
Magnum Live Lab/19 also includes the training workshop with the photographers and the curator. A special movie documenting the work-in-progress and various backstage processes of Magnum Live Lab/19 will be produced as well.
The project is organized by Moscow Project Office for Tourism and Hospitality Developmentwith the support of Committee of City Tourism, by the photographic agency Magnum Photos and by Zaryadye Park.
Independent non-profit organization Moscow Project Office for Tourism and Hospitality Developmentwas established by the Government of Moscow and by the Mayor of Moscow in 2018. Its main goal is to encourage the development of the Russian capital as an international and intra-regional touristic and cultural center. Project Office's activities include the organization of image-building and marketing events and projects.
Magnum Photos -- an international photographic agency founded in 1947 by Henri Cartier-Bresson, Robert Capa, George Roger and David Seymour. Due to the stylistic diversity of the founders, the most essential creative professional co-operative in the history of contemporary photography emerged. With offices in Paris, New York, London, Tokyo today Magnum Photos works with the most notable professionals from all over the world who share the values of the founders and combine in their practice journalism, photography, and documentary. Magnum photographers cover world events, film people and places.
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Vicarious trauma and other issues facing those who work in the sexual assault field
ACSSA Wrap No. 4 – September 2007
What is vicarious trauma?
Experience of vicarious trauma in the sexual assault field
Experience of vicarious trauma in other related professions
Does anything predict vicarious trauma?
Stigma and vicarious trauma
Can vicarious trauma be prevented?
Self-care strategies for the individual
Organisational support to prevent and address vicarious trauma
The sexual assault organisation in social context
Rewarding aspects of sexual assault work
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Q: jQuery re-bind .submit() after AJAX call I'm creating a forum-style system where posts are created and users can then post comments on the original post. (What I'm doing is actually very different in context but the theme is the same).
The form to add a comment is part of the Post, which is pulled in using jQuery $.get().
Here's the submit handler currently:
$('#add-stage-form').submit(function(){

        var data = $('#add-stage-form').serialize();
        add_stage(data);
        return false;
    });

Okay.. now, I need that to be re-bound once it's pulled in, in the same was live() can be used.
And please, if anybody suggests live('submit', function(){ ...  }) I WILL scream because submit doesn't work like click!
I am also well aware that you I could bind the 'click' event on the same button - I'd much rather bind the .submit() event though, if possible
Thanks in advance! :)

A: You can add the binding manually in the onComplete callback of the get method...
$.get('getposts.html', function(data) {
    var myForm = $(data);
    $('.formContainer').append(myForm);

    $('.add-stage-form', myForm).submit(function(){

        var data = $(this).serialize();
        add_stage(data);
        return false;
    });

});

*edit
Changed add-stage-form to be a class rather than an id. You mentioned there will be a form per post?

A: Have you tried using Live()? :)
But seriously, it might not be such a bad idea if you attach a click event to the button which then calls a jQuery.Post() opperation.  Or even a javascript method that submits the page.
I know this is not the (best) solution but it might get you over the line.
I'll retract this answer if a better one comes along.