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The Only MLB Player To Be Born In Vietnam: Danny Graves (2005)
Daniel Peter Graves was born on August 7, 1973 in Saigon, South Vietnam. His father was a United States serviceman serving in the Vietnam War, and his mother was a native Vietnamese citizen. After getting married & having young Danny, they moved to South Florida by early 1975. Danny Graves is the only MLB player to ever be born in Vietnam.
He grew up in South Florida & became a star pitcher at the University of Miami. In his sophomore year he made 59 appearances & earned a save in the College World Series. In his junior year he set a school record with 21 saves while posting a 0.89 ERA. The right hander was drafted in the fourth round of the 1994 draft by the Cleveland Indians. He pitched in the college World Series that year, then tore his ACL missing all of 1995. He recouped & became the Indians top prospect, being bred as a closer right from the minor league level.
He had two brief seasons in Cleveland (1996 & 1997) appearing in just 15 games each season going 2-0. On July 31st 1997 he was traded to the Cincinnati Reds along with Damian Jackson, Scott Winchester & Jim Crowell for John Smiley & Jeff Branson. It was in Cincinnati where he became a quality closer, finishing in the league's top ten in saves five times (1994-2004).
In 1999 he had his first big year, making 75 appearances, with 27 saves (10th in the NL) going 8-7, as the Reds tied the New York Mets for the NL Wild Card. Graves made the 2000 All Star team going 10-5 on the year, with 2.56 ERA posting 30 saves (5th in the NL). He would save 32 games in each of the next two seasons as well, going 7-3 with 68 appearances & a 3.19 ERA in 2002.
Over the 2000 & 2001 seasons he only had six at bats, but made the most of them. He had two hits in those at bats, but both were HRs, including a two run shot in the 2001 season. In 2003 the Reds attempted to make him a starter but he was terrible, going 4-15 (the second most losses in the N.L) allowing 100 earned runs & 204 hits while posting a 5.33 ERA in 169 innings pitched.
In 2004 he returned to the bullpen and saved a career high 41 games, going 1-6 with a 3.95 ERA, making another All Star team. In 2005 he struggled and the Reds fans let him have it. He was frequently booed and during a game in late May he gave the crowd an obscene hand gesture as he was being removed from the game. That ended his career in Cincinatti, he was released later that week. In June he was given a shot by the New York Mets.
The Mets were hoping he had something left in the tank and a that a change of scenery would help. Graves debuted on June 14th in an inter league game at Oaklnad pitching one inning of scoreless relief. The next day he was shelled for three runs on four hits in a 9-6 Mets loss.
He never pitched more than two innings out of the Mets pen in any single game and had four terrible outings along the way. The A's, Pittsburgh Pirates & Philadelphia Phillies all pounded him for at least two runs in his twenty appearances. Graves was credited with a hold on August 4th in a game against the Milwaukee Brewers at Shea Stadium.
In late August he had a terrible day when The Washington Nationals scored five runs off him (only one earned) in a 9-8 loss, where Roberto Hernandez took the losing decision. Graves was sent to AAA Buffalo where he went 0-2 before rejoining the Mets staff in September as the rosters expanded. He finished the year with a 5.25 ERA, pitching in twenty games, with 12 strike outs & 8 walks in 20.1 innings of work for the Mets. He played briefly in Cleveland in 2006 (13 games going 2-1) but didn't make it back to the big leagues after that.
In an eleven year career, Graves had 182 saves going 43-44 with 429 strike outs, 271 walks & a 4.05 ERA in 518 appearances.
Retirement: In 2007 he was a meber of the Independant League Long Island Ducks where he led the league in saves.
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The issue of the origin of cremation is a very interesting and complex problem. The primary question is, why did people begin burning their dead, but also where and when did the first cremation burials appear? This article discusses the state of research into the causes of the emergence of cremation and shows the finds of the oldest known cremation burials in Europe. The source material presented demonstrates that the oldest, irregular forms of cremation rites occurred as early as in the Mesolithic, both in North-West and Southern Europe. In the Early Neolithic period, we can observe the evolution and stabilisation of the cremation funerary rite, which is visible in biritual cemeteries in the area of West and Central Europe. This situation leads to the conclusion that the tradition of cremation was developing independently in two distinct parts of the continent – in the north-west as well as in the south, and that cremation burials are not merely an exception in the Neolithic funerary rite.


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Posterior ligament of fibular head
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Other Terms: Knee cap, Knee bone
This bone is of the sesamoid variety, meaning a bone that forms within a tendon. It is the largest of the sesamoid bones. The patella is positioned in the posterior half of the quadriceps tendon just anterior to the knee joint. It is a flattened bone with a curved superior margin and a triangular inferior border. An indistinct vertical ridge separates the posterior articular surface into medial and lateral articular surfaces, the lateral articular facet being larger than the medial articular facet. The anterior face of the bone is rough for attachment of the quadriceps tendon. The bone consists of a thin plate of compact bone covering a dense trabecular network of spongy bone.
From the Latin, patella is the diminutive form of patina denoting a small, broad shallow dish or pan. Today the Italian word for frying pan is padella.
The posterior surface of the patella articulates with the anterior surface of both lateral and medial condyles of the femur.
The patella ossifies from multiple centers that arise during the third year, but sometimes these centers do not appear until as late as the sixth year. These centers rapidly fuse and ossification is typically complete by puberty.

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WHEEL CHALLENGE: Fraser Tait is pictured preparing for this weekend's National cyclocross event.
WITH the Road Racing season now well and truly over, a few members of Ayr Roads/Harry Fairbairn Cycling Club are now focusing on the cyclo-cross season that runs from the autumn until spring. Many however, will continue to enjoy the leisurely pace of club runs and the camaraderie of the weekly gym sessions.
This weekend Scotland will host her first ever UK National Cyclo Cross Trophy event. The honour of promoting this prestigious event falls on Walkers Cycling Club of Kilmaurs.
Round 2 of the HSBC National Cyclo Cross Series will take place at Irvine Beach Park this weekend, October 26 and 27. The success of the event coming to Ayrshire is testament to the hard work of the organising club in partnership with North Ayrshire Council, the Scottish Cyclocross Association and Scottish Cycling.
It will be the second major cycling event hosted in Ayrshire in as many weeks and shows how popular Ayrshire Clubs are in promoting these classics. The event, which is a UCI Category 2 race, utilises a newly-designed course to incorporate Irvine's classic sand sections and traditional cyclocross features. The series consists of six rounds of racing at venues throughout Britain. The series attracts top riders from the UK and further afield in all categories from under 14 to veteran 60 plus. Scottish riders will be up against the elite riders of the sport both in the senior and junior races. In the ladies event all eyes will be on Anna Flynn of Edinburgh Road Club who is lying seventh in the standings and will be hoping to perform well on home soil.
Most Ayrshire clubs are well represented with Ayr Roads/Harry Fairbairn Cycling Club fielding four riders with young Ollie Kelly competing in the youth's event. The National is a special occasion and those who have never competed in one can expect great local support. It is well worth a day out for the family. Plenty of Car Parking is available, so why not come along and lend your support to the Scottish riders.
Meanwhile, Lochore Meadows Country Park in Fife was the venue on Sunday for Round 3 of the Scottish Cyclo Cross Series. The Series has been popular with the cyclo cross riders of Ayr Roads over the past few seasons and the Lochore circuit is well liked. All are technical and require good bike handling skills.
Ayr Roads had three riders making the trip with experienced rider Fraser Tait hoping to improve in his standings in his category. Robert Kelly was also keen to improve on his season's best. While in the youth section young Ollie Kelly from Alloway who was competing for his main club Johnstone Jets was keen for a podium place.
On the day Fraser came 26th in his category, 34th overall in a field of 92 riders. Robert Kelly steadily improved throughout his race while son Ollie came an excellent 8th in the under 14 boys, 31st overall in a field of 92 riders.
In a different discipline Calum McDonald travelled to Greenock to participate in the Lyle Hill Climb. Riders set off from the railway bridge climbing to the top at a height of 450ft, the steepest gradient being 13 percent. The event was won by David Griffiths in a time of 3 minutes 57 seconds. Calum came a creditable 6th place in 4:43.
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This startup wants to fight deforestation … with robots
By Liz Core on Apr 6, 2015
Drones are one of the most important scientific advancements of our time — they also do a lot of weird shit. Drone technology has been used anywhere from burrito delivery services to transporting confidential government documents. Some drones, though, are designed to make the world a better place — and how better improve the world than planting billions of trees.
Former NASA engineer Lauren Fletcher has launched a new startup that would use drones to plant 1 billion trees a year. The startup, BioCarbon Engineering, is on a mission to balance the ravages of industrial-scale deforestation — which rips out roughly 26 billion trees a year — with industrial-scale tree planting. Y'know, machine vs. machine; Autobots and the Decepticons battling it out over global pine population.
Um. Anyway. The U.K.-based startup won a Skoll Foundation award in 2014, and a prototype of its technology was featured at the United Arab Emirates' Drones for Good competition. Though the team is still testing its prototypes in the lab, Fletcher hopes to move to outdoor field trials in the U.K., Africa, and Brazil within the next few months.
The process, which Fletcher calls "precision planting," works like this: The machines track fauna levels on the ground, then report back on the area's "restoration potential." If it's ripe for the planting, the drones shoot germinated seed pellets into the soil at a speed of about 10 seeds per minute. That should add up to about 36,000 tree seeds a day, and around 1 billion per year.
And the drones won't be haphazardly seed-bombing wherever soil is rich enough: The team is working with local reforestation organizations to ensure that the each region's specific biodiversity needs are met.
"[We] hope that this approach will become a standard tool that forest restoration organizations will be able to use when it is the right tool for the right location and conditions," Fletcher wrote in an email. "While there are times it won't be, with the estimated 370 million hectares that need replanting (700 billion trees), there is a great need to automate and expand the planting rate."
Here's more from Fast Company:
Fletcher doesn't say the method is better than hand planting, just cheaper … In all, UAV-seeding could be about 15% of the cost of traditional methods, he says.
Any and all proponents of saving-the-trees earn my utmost respect (it's my Climate Thing, OK?), but let's do some real talk: Even if Fletcher and friends meet their billion seed goal, many of them won't stand a chance at making it to full maturity. Because deforestation does major damage to soil, even carefully hand-planted seeds sometimes have low survival rates. And restoring a forest isn't a quick fix — growing a complex ecosystem takes years and years of regeneration. That is, if it ever happens at all.
Fletcher's robots would be a Band-Aid, not a cure, for the larger issue of industrial-scale deforestation. An example of a real panacea would be corporate no-deforestation policies, which would cut-down on the, uh, cutting-down of forests worldwide.
In the meantime, this project is putting drone technology to good use. Now, if we could just invent a drone to personally deliver champagne to celebrate — oh, wait.
This Drone Startup Has An Ambitious (Crazy) Plan To Plant 1 Billion Trees A Year,
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Digital Document Signing in Java-Based Web Applications
By Svetlin Nakov
Public Key Infrastructure and Digital Certificates
The Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) provides the architecture, organization, techniques, practices, and procedures that support, by means of digital certificates, the application of the public key cryptography for the purposes of the secure information exchange over insecure networks and transmission media. For the issuance and control of such digital certificates, the Public Key Infrastructure relies on the so-called certification authorities, which allow trust between strange parties, participating in secured communication based on public and private keys.
The digital certificates bind a particular public key with a particular person. They are issued by special kind of authorities (certification authorities) in strict security precautions, which guarantee their authenticity. We can think of the digital certificates as electronic documents, certifying that a given public key is property of a given person. In practice for the purposes of the digital signature, the most widely used are X.509 certificates.
X.509 is a widely accepted standard for digital certificates. An X.509 digital certificate contains the public key of a given person, private data about this person (name, organization and so on), information about the certification authority that has issued the certificate, validity period information, information about the used cryptographic algorithms, and other various details.
Certification Authorities
The certification authority (CA) is an institution entitled to issue digital certificates and to sign them with its own private key. The purpose of the certificates is to confirm that a given public key is property of a given person, and the purpose of the certification authorities is to confirm that the given certificate is valid and can be trusted. In this sense, the certification authorities are an unbiased trusted third party that provides for a high degree of security in the computer-based information exchange. If a certification authority has issued a digital certificate to a given person and has signed that this certificate really belongs to the person, we can believe that the public key in the certificate does in fact belong to the person, provided we trust the certification authority.
Depending on the necessary security level, certificates with different levels of trust are used. For the issuance of some kinds of certificates, only the owner's e-mail address is needed, while the issuance of others requires the personal presence of the owner, who inks his or her signature on paper-based documents in some office of the certification authority.
Not all certification authorities can be trusted because it is possible that malicious people present themselves asa certification authority which does not really exist, or is fake. To trust a certification authority, it has to be worldly acknowledged and approved. In the world of digital security, the approved world certification authorities depend on very strict policies and procedures for issuing certificates and, thanks to them, they keep the trust of their clients. For a greater security, these authorities obligatorily use special hardware that guarantees the impossibility of leaks of important information; for example, private keys. Among the best-known approved world certification authorities are the following companies: VeriSign Inc., Thawte Consulting, GlobalSign NV/SA, Baltimore Technologies, TC TrustCenter AG, Entrust Inc. and so on.
Every certification authority possesses a certificate and a corresponding private key, with which it signs the certificates it issues to its clients. A certification authority can be at the top level (top-level certification authority; root CA) or at some subsequent level. Top-level certification authorities issue themselves a certificate at the beginning of their activity and sign it with the same certificate. These certificates are called Root certificates. The Root certificates of trusted world certification authorities are publicly available on their Web sites and can be used for verification of other certificates. The non-top-level certification authorities depend on some upper-level authority to issue them a certificate, which allows them to issue and sign certificates for their clients.
It is technically possible to use each certificate to sign every other certificate, but in practice the possibility to sign certificates is highly limited. Every certificate contains unchangeable information about whether it can be used to sign other certificates. The certification authorities issue certificates to their clients; they cannot be used to sign other certificates. The certificates that can be used to sign other certificates are issued only to certification authorities with very strong security precautions. If a client buys a certificate from some certification authority and signs another certificate with it, the newly signed certificate will be invalid because it will be signed by a certificate in which it is specified that it cannot be used to sign other certificates.
A given certificate can be signed by another certificate (most frequently, the property of some certification authority) or to be signed by itself. The certificates that are not signed by another certificate, rather by themselves, are called self-signed certificates. In particular, the Root certificates of the top-level certification authorities are self-signed certificates. Generally, a self-signed certificate cannot certify the relationship between a public key and a given person because, by using the appropriate software, everyone can generate such a certificate to the name of the chosen person or company.
Although self-signed certificates cannot be trusted, they find their application. For example, within the bounds of an inter-company infrastructure, where it is possible to physically transfer the certificates in a secure way between the individual employees and the inter-company systems, self-signed certificates can successfully replace certificates issued by certification authorities. In such inter-company media, it is not necessary for some certification authority to confirm that a given public key belongs to a particular person because this can be guaranteed by the method of issuing and transferring certificates. For example, when a new person is employed by a given company, it is possible for the system administrator to issue him or her a self-signed certificate and to give it to him or her on a floppy disk or in another secure way. Then, the administrator can transport this certificate in a secure way to all inter-company systems and in this way it would be guaranteed that all inner systems have the real certificates of all employees.
The described security scheme based on self-signed certificates can be improved if the company establishes its own local certification authority for its employees. For that purpose, the company must initially issue a self-signed certificate, and to issue certificates to its employees that are signed with this certificate. In that way, the initial certificate of the company is a trusted Root certificate, and the company itself is a top-level certification authority.
In both described schemes, there is a possibility of a misuse by the system administrator who has the rights to issue certificates. This problem could be solved by enforcing strict inter-company procedures for the issuance and control of certificates, but complete security cannot be guaranteed.
In communication over the Internet, where there is no secure way to determine whether a given certificate sent over the network has not been changed somewhere on the way, self-signed certificates are almost not used, but only certificates issued by some approved certification authority. In such networks, the SSL protocol is most often used to secure the communications providing secure channels, called SSL tunnels. The SSL (Secure Socket Layer) protocol relies on public key cryptography and certificates to allow two communicating parties to set up an encrypted channel between each other. It guarantees the channel is secure only if the certificates used for establishing the channel are trusted. For example, if a Web server on the Internet must communicate with Web browsers over a secured communication channel (SSL tunnel), it must own by all means a certificate issued by some well-known certification authority. Otherwise, it would be possible for an encrypted channel between the clients and this Web server to be tapped by malicious people.
The certificates issued by approved certification authorities allow a higher degree of security of the communication, regardless of whether they are used in a private corporate network or on the Internet. Nevertheless, self-signed certificates are often used because the certificates issued by the certification authorities cost money and require efforts on behalf of their owner for the initial issuance, the periodical renewal, and the reliable storage of the corresponding private key.
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A Middle Eastern blend that is used to flavor breads and season dishes in much the same manner as Mixed Herbs.
Brush flat-bread with olive oil, sprinkle with Za'atar and lightly grill until toasted. Mix Za'atar into mashed potato and coat chicken with Za'atar before frying, grilling, barbecuing or roasting. Contains sesame seeds.


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Frenchie—Joel McCrea, Shelley Winters, John Russell, Elsa Lanchester, Marie Windsor, Paul Kelly, John Emery, George Cleveland (1950; Dir: Louis King)
In color, so it had a pretty good budget for a western in 1950—a time when many, if not most, westerns were still in black and white. That would not be true by the end of the 1950s. It's an obvious but less effective remake of Destry Rides Again. The title refers to a saloon owner, just as it was the name of Marlene Dietrich's saloon girl character in Destry.
Joel McCrea is Tom Banning, the son of the former sheriff of Bottleneck, returning to restore some law. His character has echoes of two James Stewart characters—Destry's aw-shucks, don't-need-a-gun mild demeanor, and Ransom Stoddard's bringing-eastern-law-to-the-uncivilized-west earnestness. Frenchie Fontaine (young Shelley Winters) is also returning from running a New Orleans gambling hall, to find the murderer of her father from 15 years ago. She sets up the Scarlet Angel, with the help of Lance Cole (John Russell) and the Countess (Elsa Lanchester). The new establishment ends up taking business away from the seedier but long-established Chuck-a-Luck, owned by quasi-outlaw Pete Lambert (Paul Kelly).
Banning (Joel McCrea) and Frenchie (Shelly Winters) fence verbally.
Meanwhile, Banning's former girlfriend Diane (Marie Windsor) had decided to marry the local banker (John Emery) three years earlier but now regrets passing up true love. By the end, the murderer of Frenchie's father is punished (dead), the banker is dead and Banning and Frenchie get together, although there is little apparent chemistry between McCrea and Winters.
The direction is pedestrian and the writing isn't great. The plot is too convoluted. McCrea's dialogue is too down-home, aw-shucks in a sort of replay of James Stewart's mannerisms, and Winters seems too young, a bit too slutty and not smart enough for the character she's playing, who's supposed to be the principal romantic interest. It's much the same as she played a bit later in Winchester '73, but it doesn't work as well when she's got a larger part and more depends on her. (Compare her with the young Angie Dickinson in Rio Bravo, who plays the role much more successfully.) As a Destry remake, this is not much remembered. Audie Murphy would show up in another in 1954, but neither of these is anywhere as good as the 1939 movie.
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A tribe of Men of the White Mountains who were cursed by Isildur for breaking their oath to fight for him against Sauron.
'[The] oath that they broke was to fight against Sauron, and they must fight therefore, if they are to fulfil it. For at Erech there stands yet a black stone that was brought, it was said, from Númenor by Isildur; and it was set upon a hill, and upon it the King of the Mountains swore allegiance to him in the beginning of the realm of Gondor. But when Sauron returned and grew in might again, Isildur summoned the Men of the Mountains to fulfil their oath, and they would not: for they had worshipped Sauron in the Dark Years.
'It is said that..., seeking strong places of refuge in time of need, Brego and his son Baldor climbed the Stair of the Hold and so came before the Door. On the threshold sat an old man, aged beyond guess of years; tall and kingly he had been, but now he was withered as an old stone. Indeed for stone they took him, for he moved not, and he said no word, until they sought to pass him by and enter. And then a voice came out of him, as it were out of the ground, and to their amaze it spoke in the western tongue: The way is shut.
There was no answer, unless it were an utter silence more dreadful than the whispers before; and then a chill blast came in which the torches flickered and went out, and could not be rekindled.... The others pressed on, but [Gimli] was ever hindmost, pursued by a groping horror that seemed always just about to seize him; and a rumour came after him like the shadow-sound of many feet.
They rode in file, and evening came on...; and still fear pursued them.... Behind them rode Elladan, last of the Company, but not the last of those that took the downward road.
'Yes, the Dead ride behind. They have been summoned,' said Elladan.
[They] came at last to the Hill of Erech.
Then there was silence, and not a whisper nor a sigh was heard again all the long night. The Company camped beside the Stone, but they slept little, because of the dread of the Shadows that hedged them round.
'Four days and nights, and on into a fifth, we rode from the Black Stone,' [Legolas] said. 'And lo! in the darkness of Mordor my hope rose; for in that gloom the Shadow Host seemed to grow stronger and more terrible to look upon. Some I saw riding, some striding, yet all moving with the same great speed. Silent they were, but there was a gleam in their eyes. In the uplands of Lamedon they overtook our horses, and swept round us, and would have passed us by, if Aragorn had not forbidden them.
'At his command they fell back. "Even the shades of Men are obedient to his will," I thought. "They may serve his needs yet! "
'But Aragorn halted and cried with a great voice: "Now come! By the Black Stone I call you!" And suddenly the Shadow Host that had hung back at the last came up like a grey tide, sweeping all away before it. Faint cries I heard, and dim horns blowing, and a murmur as of countless far voices: it was like the echo of some forgotten battle in the Dark Years long ago. Pale swords were drawn; but I know not whether their blades would still bite, for the Dead needed no longer any weapon but fear. None would withstand them.


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2020 Toronto Raptors NBA preview
Blink and you missed the NBA off-season. The Toronto Raptors are back to dribbling basketballs once again.
The Raptors are no longer the NBA defending champions. The team didn't even get a Christmas Day game.
Nick Nurse is still the coach with Kyle Lowry as the team leader.
The Raptors went from traveling in 3 countries for a preseason to traveling fewer than 600 miles to Charlotte. Toronto will start out playing its home games in their temporary home at Amalie Arena in Tampa.
The Toronto Raptors start their season in Tampa against the New Orleans Pelicans tomorrow night.
In the highly short NBA off-season, the Toronto Raptors did re-sign Fred Van Vleet and Montréal's Chris Boucher. Boucher will get a lot more playing time since the team suffered significant off-season losses on the tall end of their roster. Serge Ibaka (LA Clippers) and Marc Gasol (LA Lakers) left for warmer climes. Ibaka reunites with Kawhi Leonard and Gasol with Danny Green, all from the Toronto Raptors NBA championship team in 2019.
The Raptors brought in Aron Baynes from Phoenix. Baynes won a NBA championship in 2014 with San Antonio. The key is that Baynes 2-year deal for $14.3 million is the second year is not guaranteed. Giannis Antetokounmpo was on Toronto's wish list until he signed a 5-year supermax extension with Milwaukee.
Toronto just signed forward OG Anunoby to a 4-year contract extension worth a reported $72 million.
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Toronto Raptors to play home games in Tampa in 2020-2021
The Toronto Raptors will once again split their games between TSN and Rogers Sportsnet.
The Raptors have dates on U.S. national TV. The ESPN telecasts feature the Raptors in Brooklyn on February 5 and in Miami on February 24. The TNT broadcasts are in Milwaukee on February 18 and Boston on March 4. The NBA TV dates have the Raptors in New Orleans on January 2, hosting Charlotte on January 16, and at Indiana on January 24. These are only the first-half telecasts. We would point out that there is only a single home game on the list, but then again, there are no games in Canada.
A limited number of fans can attend Toronto Raptors games in Tampa. The reduced capacity stands at 3,800 with significant rules in place. The Canadian snowbirds might be tempted to take in some games.
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The NBA schedule is 72 games instead of the regular 82-game schedule. The first-half schedule runs through March 5, 2021. The league will take a break and restart March 11. The second-half schedule goes until May 16 and will be drawn up later.
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We like things and we like to tell others that we like it. It does not mean that we liked that thing – like forever…I mean what if you hate that particular thing after few months or may be after a year? You gonna have to tell the world that you do not like that thing now. Facebooks likes are also stuff that you like and hit like button. Suppose you liked a page or a friend's status and after some time you want to remove your vote that you cast few days ago, what would you do? Can you search Facebook for your likes? Go to Facebook. After Facebook login try searching your old likes. Facebook search will find your friends but its not the Facebook content search. There are many Facebook apps that you can use to enhance your Facebook experience. I have found one that will enable you to manage your Facebook likes.
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Округ Рендолф () — округ (графство) у штаті Іллінойс, США. Ідентифікатор округу 17157.

Історія
Округ утворений 1795 року.

Демографія

За даними перепису
2000 року
загальне населення округу становило 33893 осіб, зокрема міського населення було 19352, а сільського — 14541.
Серед мешканців округу чоловіків було 18232, а жінок — 15661. В окрузі було 12084 домогосподарства, 8363 родин, які мешкали в 13328 будинках.
Середній розмір родини становив 2,99.

Віковий розподіл населення поданий у таблиці:

Суміжні округи
 Сент-Клер — північ
 Вашингтон — північний схід
 Перрі — схід
 Джексон — південний схід
 Перрі, Міссурі — південь
 Сент-Дженев'єв, Міссурі — південний захід
 Монро — північний захід

Див. також
 Список округів штату Іллінойс

Виноски

Засновані 1795

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Q: Resolve conflict between multiple YouTube Playlist plugin instances I have a page which uses a custom YouTube playlist plugin found here https://github.com/Giorgio003/Youtube-TV
When I have a single instance of the player on a page it works great, but if I try to add two or more players, only one will render.
This is a sample page with two playlists:
<!doctype html>

        <title>YouTube TV</title>
        <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
        <link href="https://maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/bootstrap/3.3.7/css/bootstrap.min.css" type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" />
        <link href="assets/ytv.css" type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" />

Testing Responsive YouTube Playlist

I moved the API key out of ytv.js into a global variable.
// Set apiKey as global var
// var apiKey = 'ThisIsAValidKey';

Other than that, the js is the same as found here.
How can I modify this plugin to allow multiple instances?
Update:
I have also renamed the window vars with no change in result.
window.controller1 = new YTV(...);
window.controller2 = new YTV(...);

Solution:
As inferred from the marked answer below
window.onload = function(){
    $('#responsive1').ytv({
        playlist: 'PL6x-m6zFmZvueGe7XnT0z1Qlsn2zUs5_F',
        responsive: true
    });
    $('#responsive2').ytv({
        playlist: 'PLQJ-H2JR5Kwzv7Rdx2Ob-7Af5t3c2S_MN',
        responsive: true
    });
};

A: By looking at the Youtube code, I could see it already handles multiple jQuery instance.
if ((typeof jQuery !== 'undefined')) {
    jQuery.fn.extend({
        ytv: function(options) {
            return this.each(function() {
                new YTV(this.id, options);
            });
        }
    });
}

I created a quick fiddle: https://jsfiddle.net/pj8kpbzw/
Please check the console as it prints two instances.

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Editor's note: This is a guest post by Jinesh Varia, Technology Evangelist, Amazon Web Services. He has been helping developers and businesses unleash the real power of the cloud since 2006. He tweets at @jinman and blogs at http://aws.typepad.com/.
As a technology evangelist, I'm constantly on the road talking to businesses and customers about their technology infrastructure. I'm frequently peppered with questions about pretty much everything related to building, running, scaling and managing apps in the cloud. And I rarely leave a meeting without talking about cost – and more specifically, how to figure out whether the cloud is cheaper or more expensive than running applications in an on-premises data center.
Weighing the financial considerations of owning and operating a data center facility versus employing a cloud infrastructure requires detailed and careful analysis. Given the large differences between the two models, it is challenging to perform accurate apples-to-apples cost comparisons between on-premises data centers and cloud infrastructure that is offered as a service. In practice, it is not as simple as just measuring potential hardware costs alongside utility pricing for compute and storage resources. The Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) is often the financial metric used to estimate and compare direct and indirect costs of a product or a service. While there are a number of different ways to calculate TCO and a number of cost factors to consider, there are two critical areas that often get ignored and should be incorporated when calculating TCO – these are personnel costs and application usage patterns.
First, the personnel cost. While it can be extremely difficult to slice the time spent by admins on projects, especially when you have hundreds of applications spread across thousands of servers and multiple data centers, personnel costs add up quickly and are one of the most important factors to consider while calculating TCO.
The cost of acquiring and operating your own data center or leasing collocated equipment needs to factor in the related costs for what needs to be done to run even the most basic datacenter. This starts with procuring the datacenter space, arranging power, cooling and physical security, then buying the servers, wiring them up, connecting them to the storage and backup devices, building a network infrastructure, and making sure all of the hardware is imaged with the right software, provisioned and managed, and that ongoing maintenance is performed, and problems are fixed in a reasonable timeframe.
Hardware procurement teams are needed. These teams have to spend a lot of time evaluating hardware, negotiating contracts, holding hardware vendor meetings, managing delivery and installation, etc. It's expensive to have a staff with sufficient knowledge to do this well.
Data center design and build teams are needed to create and maintain reliable and cost-effective facilities. These teams need to stay up-to-date on data center design and be experts in managing heterogeneous hardware and the related supply chain, managing legacy software, moving facilities, scaling and managing physical growth—all the tasks that an enterprise needs to do well if it wants to achieve low incremental costs.
Operations staff is needed 24/7/365 in each facility.
Database administration teams are needed to manage the MySQL/Oracle/SQL Server Databases. This staff is responsible for installing, patching, upgrades, migration, backups, snapshots and recovery of databases, ensuring availability, troubleshooting, and performance enhancements.
Networking teams are needed for running a highly available network. Expertise is needed to design, debug, scale, and operate the network and deal with the external relationships necessary to have cost-effective Internet transit.
Security personnel are needed at all phases of the design, build, and operations process.
While the actual personnel costs to support projects typically involve many different people, we use a simple server-to- people ratio in our cost models for the sake of simplicity. For examples of our cost models, see our whitepaper The Total Cost of (Non) Ownership of Web Applications in the Cloud. The actual server-to-people ratio can vary a lot because it depends on a number of factors such as sophistication of automation and tools and preference for virtualized vs. non-virtualized environments. We recommend that you include the personnel costs of all the people involved in building and managing a physical data center, not just the people who rack and stack servers (that's why we're calling the ratio "server-to-people" instead of "server-to-admin"). The TCO should factor the actual costs of procurement, management, maintenance and decommissioning of hardware resources over their useful life (which is typically 3 or 5 year period).
Steady State. The load remains at a fairly constant level over time and you can accurately forecast the likely compute load for these applications.
Spiky but Predictable. You can accurately forecast the likely compute load for these applications, even though usage varies by time of day, time of month, or time of year.
Uncertain and Unpredictable. It is difficult to forecast the compute needs for these applications because there is no historical statistical data available.
Cloud computing allows businesses to match compute and database capacity to the usage pattern, which saves money and allows them to scale to meet performance objectives (see how). With on-premises infrastructure, you really only have one option for all three usage patterns—you have to pay upfront for the infrastructure that you think you'll need, and then hope that you haven't over-invested (paying for unused capacity) or under-invested (risking performance or availability issues). Moreover, if you make a mistake with the type of hardware, you are stuck with it.
While the number and types of services offered by AWS have increased dramatically, our philosophy on cloud computing pricing has not changed. You pay as you go, pay for what you use, pay less as you use more and grow bigger, and pay even less when you reserve capacity.
Cloud computing not only provides lower prices and greater flexibility, but you also get more done, can try more new ideas, and gain substantial business agility. You get to focus scarce engineering resources on initiatives that differentiate your business rather than on the undifferentiated heavy lifting of infrastructure. When you multiply the cloud computing pricing model and the resulting savings, and apply it to the hundreds of applications that your company manages, it becomes clear how powerful this model is for your applications, and the overall economics of your business or organization.


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Q: Query on jvm truststore and jssecacerts file? i have two https web applications app1 and app2 installed on two different tomcats t1 and t2(t1 and t2 are on different machines). when in app1
i make an url connection to app2 i get the SSL handshake error. The reason is i am using the self signed certificate in app2 which is not present
in app1 jvm truststore. So proper approach to fix it  install the self signed certificate in      JAVA-HOME/jre/lib/security . To do the
same , I have followed the steps given at http://www.mkyong.com/webservices/jax-ws/suncertpathbuilderexception-unable-to-find-valid-certification-path-to-requested-target/.
Same steps are suggested across the different forums. But still i get the same SSL handshake error which is
javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException: sun.security.validator.ValidatorException: PKIX path   building failed: sun.security.
provider.certpath.SunCertPathBuilderException: unable to find valid certification path to   requested target
at com.sun.net.ssl.internal.ssl.Alerts.getSSLException(Unknown Source)

Though it i got rid of this SSLHandshakeException by mentioning below parameters in JVM trustore.
-Djavax.net.ssl.trustStore=C:.keystore
-Djavax.net.ssl.trustStorePassword=changeit
My question here is why first approach(which is proper approach) i.e putting the jssecacerts file under /lib/security is not working?
Another point is what is different between first and second approach ?

A:
Though it i got rid of this SSLHandshakeException by mentioning below
  parameters in JVM trustore. -Djavax.net.ssl.trustStore=C:.keystore
  -Djavax.net.ssl.trustStorePassword=changeit

It's not clear what you were trying to do with these options. Either you use the default truststore (normally jssecacerts, if it exists; otherwise, cacerts) or you specify your own. .keystore tends to be used as a keystore, not truststore (although there is no default JSSE value). (I would also specify the full path instead of C:.keystore, by the way.)
It's probably better to make a copy of your original cacerts (or jssecacerts) file (remove the extra one you've put, if you've changed something) and add your remote certificate to it (i.e. app2's cert in app1's copy and app1's cert in app2's copy, if needed).
You can list the certificates using keytool -list -keystore keystore.jks (see help for more options if needed).
You can export a certificate using keytool -export -keystore server1-keystore.jks -alias server_alias -file server1.crt.
Then, import it in the other truststore: keytool -import -keystore client2-truststore.jks -file server1.crt. (Here, client2-truststore.jks will be a copy of cacerts.)
Then, configure your JVM running Apache Tomcat (not necessarily the Tomcat connector) to use it. You should be able to set the JVM parameters in catalina.sh (JAVA_OPTS=-D...).
EDIT:

My question here is why first approach(which is proper approach) i.e
  putting the jssecacerts file under /lib/security is not working?

To answer your question more directly, I've just double-checked on a clean Oracle JRE 6 installation (1.6.0_31), and jssecacerts takes precedence over cacerts when present (as documented in the JSSE Ref Guide, so there doesn't seem to be a bug). I'm not sure where Oracle have moved Andreas Sterbenz's Sun blog, so I'm not sure which copy of InstallCert you've used. I guess something my have gone wrong there.
As far as I'm aware, InstallCert connects to the server to get its certificate (replacing the export step above): you effectively assume that the certificate you get on your first connection is the right one (and can be trusted). You could also get that certificate using OpenSSL. However, in your case, you seem to have control over the two servers and their respective keystores, so you might as well use keytool -export to be sure.

Another point is what is different between first and second approach ?

The first approach (changing jssecacerts) sets the configuration for all applications that will use this installation of the JRE, whereas the second will apply those settings to the JVM once it's running Apache Tomcat only.
Note, that if you didn't have a jssecacerts but only a cacerts file, if you only import your certificate into jssecacerts, cacerts will be ignored, so you won't be able to connect to servers that have a certificate issued by a CA that would normally be trusted by default. That's why starting with a copy of the default file can be useful. (In addition, if your application also connects to other sites that would normally be trusted by default, this could also explain why you'd get this error message, at a different place this time.)
Ultimately, it's your responsiblity to check what's in jssecacerts or cacerts:

IMPORTANT NOTE: The JDK ships with a limited number of trusted root
  certificates in the /lib/security/cacerts file. As documented in
  keytool, it is your responsibility to maintain (that is, add/remove)
  the certificates contained in this file if you use this file as a
  truststore.
Depending on the certificate configuration of the servers you contact,
  you may need to add additional root certificate(s). Obtain the needed
  specific root certificate(s) from the appropriate vendor.

A: The difference is that you added the certificate to the incorrect truststore file :). JRE's system truststore file is not jssecacerts but simply cacerts under ${JRE_HOME}/lib/security/. You were creating a new trustore which the JRE isn't aware of. Adding the certificate to the proper store will resolve your problem. However, let me warn you that it is not a good idea to add your custom CA certificates to the system truststore. Add them to the user truststore and use it the way you are using in the second option.


Dilip Kumar, the legendary thespian's much delayed autobiography called SUBSTANCE AND SHADOW is finally complete and will be released on June 9, 2014 at Mumbai's posh five star Grand Hyatt Hotel according to its author veteran journalist Uday Tara Nayar.
The list of dignitaries is quite long. It ranges from Lata Mangeshkar, Hema Malini, Madhuri Dixit, Tina and Anil Ambani, Kamal Haasan, Priyanka Chopra, Parineeti Chopra, Vidya Balan and his old friend Dharmendra and Vyjayanthimala, both of whom will share their sweet memories with the legend.
According to reports the film industry has left no stone unturned to honor the grand old man of Indian Cinema who is regarded as a God of Acting. Hence a number of programmes are lined up to make the event spectacular and grand.
The programme will commence with Nightingale of Indian Cinema, Lata Mangeshkar lightening traditional inaugural lamp and singing a song dedicated to Dilip Kumar. This will be followed by Star of Millennium, Amitabh Bachchan and Mr. Perfectionist, Aamir Khan officially unveiling the autobiography.
Among the other interesting programmes lined up includes recitation of a paragraph from the autobiography by Amitabh Bachchan, A poem exclusively written by eminent poem Prasoon Joshi in praise of Dilip Sahab being read by Aamir Khan, a medley of Dilip Kumar's evergreen hit songs composed by Lalit Pandit and performed by Javed Ali and Shaan.
The other highlight of the event is an audio visual-3D video that traces the thespian's entire journey with clips from his super hit movies beginning from his debut film JWAR BHATA to classics like MADHUMATI, SHAHEED, DEVDAS, ANDAZ, MUGHAL-E-AZAM, RAM AUR SHYAM, SHAKTI, KARMA, SAUDAGAR To his last film QUILA released in 1998 in which he was paired opposite Rekha for the first time!


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Fans of melodic rock guitar music turned up in force when the guitar hero's guitar hero Eric Johnson played at Birmingham Town Hall for the penultimate gig of his first major British tour. Support act Tristan Mackay had the difficult task of warming up the audience, but he took to the task with aplomb. Using a number of looping and effects pedals, as well his own dextrous guitar and vocals he entertained the crowd with a number of songs, that showcased melody and imaginative arrangements. The numbers ranged from the ballad of I Found You to the bluesy Wherever You Lay Your Head and the pop gospel sheen of Something Inside. This was mature music-making of the highest quality, and having gone from busking to playing in halls like this, his career can only blossom. The main act continued the trend of quality music, with an introductory jam that led into Battle We Have Won. With a career that has spanned three decades, and is now six solo albums down the line, Johnson and his trio played music from many genres, from straightforward rock to blues, soul, meditative acoustic music and jazz. With support from bassist Chris Maresh and drummer Wayne Salzmann, they sounded like a more wide-ranging Cream, and the boundary crossing that went on during some numbers was always exhilarating, but at times the sheer number of notes became too much – although this is sometimes the case with rock trios. A fourth member on keyboards could have added more light and shade to the songs and get some of the self-indulgence in check. Much of the music was Johnson's own, but he also covered music by Jimi Hendrix and John Coltrane. Mr PC was transformed into a jazz rock arrangement, which gave plenty of room for both bass and drum solos. The blues rock of Austen and Last House on the Block was well received, as were the fiery instrumentals such as Gem and Fatdaddy. But the band were at their best as an ensemble on the slower pop ballads, such as Forty Mile Town and Desert Rose. The acoustic segment was also well received, with the likes of Song for Life, Divinae and Once Upon a Time in Texas on the running order. The jazz rock of Manhatten and the dextrous rock of Zap showed the band in their best light, with some world class guitar playing and strong support from the bass and drums. The encore of Hendrix's Are you Experienced? sequed into the well known, grammy-award winning Cliffs of Dover and left the audience in little doubt about how Johnson earned his reputation.
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By Kevin Whitlock on	 February 24, 2014 &nbspAnalysis	Arts
OzAsia Festival, the Adelaide-based event celebrating engagement with Asian arts, is encouraging businesses and individuals to support its work through a new fundraising scheme.
It's hoped the OzAsia Festival Fund will help safeguard the future of the festival, an annual two-week event organised by the Adelaide Festival Centre.
Organisers are targeting potential investors who do business in China, as well as private philanthropists who are eager to build stronger ties with Asia.
Douglas Gautier, CEO of Adelaide Festival Centre, said: 'To further enhance the festival's standing within the community both here and overseas, the establishment of the OzAsia Festival Fund will be instrumental in growing the festival and increasing its innovation and positioning of Australia positively in the Asian century.
'The funds raised will contribute directly to enhancing the festival which is a great vehicle for building social cohesion and cultural harmony, as well as bolstering business, cultural, educational and diplomatic links between Asia and Australia.'
OzAsia focuses on a different Asian region each year; this year's festival will focus on Adelaide's sister state, Shandong.
It's also been announced that Red Sorghum, a production by Qingdao Song and Dance Theatre Company, will receive its Australian premiere at this year's festival. Adapted from the novel by Shandong's Nobel Prize-winning author Mo Yan, the work reflects the artistic traditions of the region in a tale of resistance against Japanese occupation.
This year's programme will also feature a performance of Tan Dun's Nu Shu: The Secret Songs of Women. The full line-up will be announced in June.
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LOVE & THE OUTCOME
April 2, 2017 /in Uncategorized /by Musicians And Melody
By K Love
It was 2010 when Chris Rademaker and Jodi King followed a call God put on their hearts – selling their home, and lots of other stuff, as they headed out to pursue a musical adventure as the husband-wife duo Love & The Outcome.
"Life on the road was all we'd ever known," says Jodi, who met her husband while touring with Canadian worship artist Jon Buller. "So when we hit the road, we just responded to what God challenged us to be."
The song "King Of My Heart," off their self-titled album (August 27, 2013), is a great reminder that God's love is bigger than any of our trials. "Like David, we all face battles that threaten to overtake us," explains Chris. "In the midst of selling everything we owned and setting out on the road, my mom was diagnosed with terminal cancer. We decided to postpone all of our shows to go back to Canada to be with her. That whole year took us to our breaking point, but that's right where our Savior met us."
Jodi adds, "Paul encourages us in 2 Corinthians 12:9 that in our weakness, God is strong. So when you're up against your Goliath and when you feel yourself falling to pieces, just remember that the King of your heart is bigger than the battle you're facing."
"King Of My Heart," follows the single "He Is With Us." "This is a song about trust. We can trust our God because he knows what he is doing," says Chris. "That is not always an easy thing to do."
According to Chris, the experience of traveling across the world, performing their songs, was a humbling one.
"We've traveled to Liberia, the Philippines and China in the last couple of years," he says. "When you're together and you're worshiping, everyone is the same. It doesn't matter what you look like or what you smell like: Everyone wants to welcome you into the family."
Blending Chris' love for rock music, and Jodi's love for pop, Love & The Outcome, aims to inspire listeners to follow Christ with their catchy tunes. "We want to inspire people to follow Jesus," Jodi says. "We want these songs to become a lifestyle, and hope that the truth of these songs goes beyond the thrill of the live show to plant a seed in people's hearts: to go for the things that they might be afraid to go for and join this joyful revolution. That's the whole point. A life that requires faith is worth living, and a life on the edge is one where you live hand-in-hand and arm-in-arm with God. That's what we're living for."
Jodi and Chris welcomed their son Milo Wolf to the family in February 2016 and Jodi credits becoming a new mom as the inpiration behind some of the lyrics in their single "The God I Know" (April 2016).
"There's a line in it that says, 'I throw my hands up and my worries down' and I wrote that for myself. Being a new mom when life gets really challenging – and it's a day by day journey – I get to throw my hands up and worries to the Lord and just remember that He's got me."
Source: http://www.klove.com/music/artists/love-the-outcome/
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By K-Love
Growing up in a house filled with family, music and faith – singer/songwriter Hillary Scott comes by her musical gifts naturally. Her mom, Linda Davis, moved to Nashville in the 80's to pursue a music career. Linda met Lang Scott while working as a receptionist at a recording studio. They married in 1984 and Hillary was born April 1, 1986.
Initially home-schooled, Hillary began attending Donelson Christian Academy in elementary school and graduated from the high school in 2004. Because her parents toured a lot she lived with her grandparents much of the time. At sixteen Hillary performed with her mom and dad on the album Linda Davis Family Christmas.
Now thirty she is collaborating with family again as Hillary Scott & The Scott Family. This time the family album includes her younger sister, Rylee Jean. In 2016 they released their single "Thy Will" off the album Love Remains.
"The idea of this album was really when my dad had sat me down right at the beginning of last year to talk about something that he felt in his heart that he wanted to do – which was make a collection of songs to send out to some really dear friends and family…it was all around my grandfather's diagnosis, battle, from cancer," Hillary explains.
After taking time to pray and think and talk to her husband, Chris Tyrell, Hillary realized there was an opportunity to bring more depth and impact to the project so that it helped more people. So, they decided to expand her dad's initial idea into an album for family, friends, and fans; old and new.
The faith based songs and hymns draw their inspiration from several sources, including the well of emotions that developed during her beloved grandfather's battle with cancer. It is infused with songs that point people to Jesus Christ as their hope during the good and bad times of life.
"These are the songs that are talking about the source of where my peace comes from. So, whenever you listen to it I hope you hear the parts of my heart that are bursting with joy and thankfulness but also the pieces of my heart that are broken," Hillary reflects.
Hillary, Chris and their daughter Eisele live in Brentwood, Tennessee.
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MIC LOWRY
March 31, 2017 /in Uncategorized /by Musicians And Melody
By Ariana Marsh
If a band books the insanely coveted gig of serving as an opener for Justin Bieber, you know they're going to be huge. Cue five-piece vocal harmony group Mic Lowry, who performed before the Biebs on 37 dates of his European Purpose tour, which took them to 22 cities and made them heard by over 500,000 fans. Delleile Ankrah, Akia Jones, Kaine Ofoeme, Ben Sharples, and Michael Welch grew up within a mile of one another in Liverpool, England before forming in 2011. In 2014, they booked a slot on the BBC Introducing stage at Glastonbury and released their debut EP, The Show, the following year. Along with opening for Justin Bieber, 2016 also saw the release of their single, "Oh Lord," an R&B-inspired track that melds crisp vocals with moody electronic beats and samples Phil Collins's "In The Air Tonight." We hope a debut album is on the way because these guys can SING.
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A Likely Story
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Kenley Collins, the somewhat annoying Project Runway contestant that's been in the news recently for assaulting her fiance with a cat, says she didn't do it. Throw a cat at her (now ex) fiance, that is. She "admits that she 'gently' tossed her cat onto a bed" but said she didn't use the animal as a weapon. However, she did not refute that she threw a laptop, apples and water at him. This makes the whole episode only marginally less crazy. [amNY]


I am making Marble Rye bread. I would like to start it this morning and finish it later today. I will not be home until late this afternoon. Can I let the first rising go for 8 hours? I have made the 18 hr bread but this is the first time I am trying this recipe. I think it should be fine but hate to waste the flour!
Let it rise in the fridge for sure but remember to give yourself sufficient time to take out the dough and bring it to room temperature or at least give it a bit of a rest outside the fridge before proceeding.
Letting it rise in the fridge will be the best thing to do to it. This technique is call "retarding" which means that you are slowing down the process, because the structure of the bread breeds much better in a warm climate. This will not alter your bread, it will just slow down the finishing process because you will have to wait for the dough to come back to room temperature before shaping or baking tonight.
If you're going to let it proof for that long, be sure to put it in as cool a place as possible. Otherwise, you run the risk of over-proofing it, which compromises its protein structure. Also, be sure to start it with cool water.
You can let it rise in the fridge and it won't rise too high. Leaving it out to rise is probably not a great idea, especially if your house is warm.


The chiropractic clinic will be held on Thursdays beginning Jan. 10, 2019.
A new chiropractic clinic for veterans and active-duty military will open soon in downtown Hayward, in the East Bay of the San Francisco Bay Area.
The Hayward Veterans Memorial Building on Main Street will host a new chiropractic clinic, staffed by Life West, starting in January.
This clinic is all about community outreach, said Dr. Scott Donaldson. Dr. Donaldson is the Vice President of Clinical Operations at the Monte H. Greenawalt Health Center at Life West. The Health Center will work with the Hayward Veterans Center in a joint effort to provide affordable chiropractic care that's easy to access for veterans and active-duty military.
"We do want to reach out to both active service and veterans in appreciation for their service to our country," Dr. Donaldson said. "We're connecting our student population and veterans with the local veterans center, so there will be veterans serving veterans." Students and faculty who have served in the military will be able to give back to others who have served or are serving our country, he said.
Dr. Donaldson said an initial exam will be free, and other services such as X-rays and adjustments will be discounted at half the normal price. For a full list of services and prices, call the Health Center's front desk at (510) 780-4567.
The clinic will open at the Hayward Veterans Memorial Building, at 22737 Main Street, on Jan. 9. Life West faculty and students from the Health Center will be available every Wednesday from 4 to 7 p.m. at the building.
This community outreach project has been in the works for several months, and is greatly supported by Dr. Ron Oberstein, president of Life West, who has also organized service trips to other countries such as India and Tonga. The idea of service fits well with the Life West philosophy, to Give, Do, Love, and Serve. Dr. Donaldson also said it's important for Life West to be a part of the greater Hayward community, and this joint project with the Hayward Veterans Center will provide Life West with a way to serve in a special segment of the community.
Veterans and active-duty military members are always welcome to call the Life West Health Clinic to book an appointment or ask any questions at (510) 780-4567.


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Michelle Quist: There is a good way to deal with tyrants
D-Day survivor Ray Lambert looks out over Omaha Beach in Colleville-sur-Mer, France, on Wednesday, June 5, 2019. The North Carolina man was wounded four times on the beach during the Normandy invasion 75 years ago. (AP Photo/Allen G. Breed)
By Michelle Quist
· Published: October 16, 2019
I was supposed to be in Paris this week. The trip was a long-awaited personal pilgrimage to the beaches of Normandy and the massacred town of Oradour-sur-Glane and the secret tunnels in Lyon. It was meant to be a trip to revere those who sacrificed against a tyrant and recognize those who lived the horror, and those they left behind.
And, of course, chocolate croissants.
But, sometimes, the best-laid plans ...
The beauty of the hushed and holy beaches on the western coast of France, and the rest of the remains memorialized across Europe, is that in the end, tyrants never win. Tyrants always lose.
What the beaches of Normandy teach us is the depths of human nature in reacting to such tyrants. Human nature is good. We can be good. We can certainly be better than we are right now.
And that's true whether I ever step foot on those beaches or not.
A friend's recent Twitter activity reminded me that there's a good way to deal with tyrants, even if those tyrants are just measly little trolls on Twitter.
My friend works for a research institute associated with Brigham Young University, which is of course associated with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He recently tweeted about Indigenous Peoples Day and some lightweight (I know, I shouldn't call names) started attacking him for not properly deifying Christopher Columbus. This troll argued that the scriptures are certain on Columbus's nobleness (they aren't) and that unless he agreed my friend was shameful and characterless and shouldn't be employed by a church-associated organization.
Yikes. Someone needs a nap. Or some food. Maybe he was hangry. Or maybe he missed a flight to Europe he was supposed to be on. I certainly empathize with that.
My friend responded with a master class on online behavior. He reminded us social media encourages an "online disinhibition effect" where a lack of restraint causes people to say things they would never say in person.
The result is an "empathy deficit." It's as if we're speaking to video game characters. We rail against each other on Facebook and Twitter and score points that no one is tracking.
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Except that the video game characters are real people, worrying about what's for dinner, caring for sick children, missing work for car problems, and dealing with the myriad of small and large problems life presents every day.
A quick review of headlines shows how and why our social backdrop may be so vehemently charged: impeachment inquiries, homeless problems, homeless problems incredibly compared to scooter problems, student walkouts for safety on campus and state regulation of rules banning gay conversion therapy. Party politics, domestic violence, LGBTQ safety and Christopher Columbus.
The issues are fraught with an intensity that is bound to come out. But we don't need to sacrifice our humanity in the process.
Another friend posted the following quote from Albert Camus I thought was apt:
"There is no life without dialogue. And in the major part of the world, dialogue has been replaced today by polemics ... Day and night, thousands of voices, each carrying on its own tumultuous monologue, pour out on the peoples of the world a torrent of mystifying words, attacks, defenses, and over-excitement. But what is the mechanism of polemics? It consists in considering the opponent as an enemy, consequently in simplifying him and refusing to see him. We have no idea of what the man we are insulting looks like, or whether he ever smiles, or how. Having become three-quarters blind by the grace of polemics, we no longer live among men but in a world of silhouettes."
Your neighbor isn't an enemy in a video game you're trying to win. Let's keep our perspective as we interact with each other. Don't be the tyrant in someone's online life. Be the soldier storming the beach ready to sacrifice for goodness and freedom.
Appropriately for this column, Albert Camus was a French philosopher who won the Nobel Prize for literature at the age of 44 in 1957. He also said these poignant words:
"Don't walk behind me; I may not lead. Don't walk in front of me; I may not follow. Just walk beside me and be my friend."
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Anthem school building memorial for 6th grader who died in tragic accident
Family, friends and complete strangers came together to remember the incredible, giving spirit of a 12-year-old girl who lost her life in what has been described as a freak accident back in February
Author: Trisha Hendricks
Published: 5/21/2017 11:17:34 PM
Updated: 10:17 PM MST May 21, 2017
ANTHEM, Ariz. - Family, friends and complete strangers came together to remember the incredible, giving spirit of a young girl who lost her life in what has been described as a tragic, freak accident back in February.
Twelve-year-old Madison Lanee Rogers, known to many as Madie, was a very special person and an exceptional student at Canyon Springs School in Anthem. She had a love for the outdoors, which is fitting, because that's where her memory will live on.
"I'm just beside myself and completely, completely overjoyed," said Tiffany Kent, Madie's mother, who said her family has received a lot of support from the community since her daughter's passing.
"Just holding us up and supporting us through all this, and making sure that Madie did not get forgotten and that all her kind deeds did not go unnoticed," she said.
Tragically, Madie passed away in her room back in February. Her family believes she somehow fell off her bed, hit her head and ended up getting strangled in a hammock below her bed. It appeared there was nothing anyone could do to save her. Sheriff's investigators have said the death was an accident.
"When we got the news about Madison, it was heartbreaking, heart wrenching," said Tricia Graham, Canyon Springs Principal.
"A lot of kids just burst out crying sometimes," said Kacey Pratt, a classmate.
Students and staff at the school immediately started thinking of ways they could show how much Madie was loved.
Work is now underway to create a special patio with benches.
A rendering of what the special patio being built to honor Madie Rogers will look like. (Photo: Avant-Edge Decorative Curbing and Landscaping Inc.)
"So that whenever somebody's lonely, they can go and sit there," said Pratt. "And another kid can go up and be like, 'Hey, let's play!'"
It's a space for more than 800 students at the school to build friendships.
"Yeah, a buddy bench," said Alyssa Schlosser, one of the volunteers.
The space includes all the things Madie would have loved.
"Mermaids, green, flowers," said Pratt.
"Anytime Madie had, you know, anybody needed a hug or was down, she was always there to help them, so we kind of want to make this that area," said David Bell of Advant-Edge Decorative Curbing and Landscaping Inc.
A lot of people put forth a tremendous effort to get this done in a matter of days.
"While Madie is still fresh in our minds, we wanted to make sure that we honored her memory before the end of the year," said Graham.
Madie's mom is feeling blessed.
"When they showed me the design, I absolutely cried, because this is going to be the most beautiful area," she said.
Madie's Buddy Benches will be dedicated in a special ceremony for the kids and Madie's family just before school goes on summer break next week.


FolderSync is a Cocoatech-developed folder comparison and synchronization engine available exclusively in Path Finder 7. Aptly named, because that's exactly what it does. In normal Cocoatech fashion, it combines the best of a simple user interface, an extremely customizable set of options, and the standard reliability that Path Finder has been known to provide for over 13 years. We'll go into a little detail of this amazing feature below.
We'll start by accessing FolderSync. Simply select two folders to be compared/synchronized, bring up the contextual menu, then select the "FolderSync" option. You can also access FolderSync in the "Command" menu, when in Dual Pane mode.
Comparing folders is one of the more simple tasks that FolderSync can do. Shown below is the FolderSync interface. Currently, FolderSync is in "Compare" mode, as indicated by the drop down menu on the top-right of the window.
On the left pane, we see the "Documents" folder, and on the right, the "Downloads" folder. These are the two items being compared, each having their contents listed below them. Also note that the full path to the directory folders are shown in their respective columns.
Below, we can see the text color editor for different folders/files. This menu is brought up by simply clicking the "colors" button. Each color has its own designated meaning, and each color is completely customizable. The default colors are shown in the image.
In the image below, we've brought up the preset menu by selecting "Presets". We selected the preset "Mirror to left", meaning we'd like to mirror the contents of the right folder to the left folder. In this menu, we can also select our synchronization options for each preset. The default options are shown in the image.
For the options we've selected, the items that are "orphaned", meaning items that are in one folder, but not in the other, are to be deleted. Note the red "delete" tags on items that are orphaned. These tags are all clickable to toggle that action on the item.
The ones with "add" tags will be added from the right folder to the left folder. Again, you can select to leave out individual items by simply clicking on the colored tag in the middle "Action" column.
5 synchronization options and a comparison option- FolderSync's full arsenal.
FolderSync's capabilities are so powerful that we couldn't possibly explain all of its features and capabilities in a single blog post, so we hope to provide screencasts that go into full detail of FolderSync.
At Cocoatech, we're fully committed to making Path Finder 7 the most productive app out there, and FolderSync is another step in that direction. So far, we've announced Dropbox integration and FolderSync as two big Path Finder 7 features, but we're not done yet. Be on the lookout for more Path Finder 7 announcements.
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UMP | University of Minnesota Press Blog: Just what exactly is "eco-fashion," anyway?
"Some view 'sustainable fashion' as the ultimate paradox. Sustainability aspires to preserve the environment for future generations. Fashion, on the other hand, is constantly in flux and has long represented luxury and waste ... there's a lot that the average consumer can do to behave more sustainably."
Root notes that while the attributes of eco-fashion do include attention to sustainable textiles or other materials, the idea also involves greater awareness of the method of manufacturing, of a material's given supply and demand, the necessity for workers to be paid properly, even the ability of design to be relevant to the communities it represents. You can read the entire article here.
Regina Root is the author of Couture and Consensus: Fashion and Politics in Postcolonial Argentina, which will be published by University of Minnesota Press in May.


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Published: Sunday, 14 October 2018 20:42
Bangladesh Television (Bengali: বাংলাদেশ টেলিভিশন), also known by the acronym BTV, is the state-owned Television network in Bangladesh. It started broadcasting as Pakistan Television in what was then East Pakistan on 25 December 1964. It was renamed Bangladesh Television after the independence in 1971. Broadcasts in full colour started in 1980. About 2 million televisions receive transmissions from the network's 17 relay stations.[1] Bangladesh Television administrative building
BTV has a national channel which is broadcast from Dhaka. This transmission is relayed to the whole country via local relay stations in major cities of the country. There is also a regional station located in Chittagong which broadcasts local programmes in the evening. In the mid-1990s the national TV channel started to broadcast the news programs of BBC and CNN. In 2004, BTV started worldwide broadcasts through its satellite based branch, BTV World.
BTV is primarily financed through the television licence fees. Although it has produced many award-winning programmes, it has often been criticised for being the mouth-piece of the ruling government and their lack of quality entertaining programmes.[2]
Bangladesh Betar
Radio transmission in the region now forming Bangladesh started in Dhaka on December 16, 1939. Initially, the station was located in old Dhaka. Later, the station was relocated to Shahbag.From 1947, it was renamed as Radio Pakistan. It played an important role during the Bangladesh Liberation War of 1971. On March 26, 1971, the broadcasting center of Radio Pakistan was used to transmit a declaration of independence, which was picked up by a Japanese ship in the Chittagong Harbor and retransmitted. During the war, it was known as Swadhin Bangla Betar Kendra (Independent Bengal Radio Station). Because of heavy shelling, the station had to be relocated several times, and ultimately moved to Calcutta on May 25, from where it would broadcast until the end of the war. On December 6, it was renamed Bangladesh Betar.
The Ministry of Information (Bengali: তথ্য মন্ত্রণালয়) (abbreviated as MoI) is a branch of the Government of Bangladesh is the apex body for formulation and administration of the rules and regulations and laws relating to information, broadcasting, the press and films in Bangladesh. It is responsible to release government information, media galleries, public domain and government unclassified non-scientific data to the public and international communities.[1][2]
The Ministry is responsible for all the press and broadcasting arm of the Bangladesh Government. The Bangladesh Film Censor Board is the other important body under this ministry being responsible for the regulation of motion pictures shown in Bangladesh.[3] The Minister of Information is Hasanul Haq Inu as of 2015.[4]
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