Any one else who deserves to be in the list.
I agree to your point. It was unfair to put all-rounders like Bravo and Corey in list.
The pace bowlers need to improve a lot., otherwise the way they have been bowling in IPL, international class batsmen will feast on their innocuous bowling. Some of the bowlers have no clue about T20 format. Still struggling to get to terms with it.
Any one else???? This is criminal how can you miss that dhokla eater jaidev unadcut?
Indeed, no two thoughts about that.
You forgot Curran, Johnson, Plunkett, Boult, Mclenghan, Willey, Mustafizur, Stoinis, Morris, Wood, Woakes, Searles all buffet bowlers. All of these guys have gone 9 or more than 9 an over. This IPL in general has been very high scoring. We used to have at least one to two good fast bowling pitches, none this this. even spinners have not got much purchase that shows in wicket column.
Everyone wants to play the lucrative IPL.
But not every good cricket player is a good T20 player.
Good examples are Shami, Rahane, Pujara, Vijay etc. Even Ashwin's wicket taking ability is below par in the IPL.
A young player should not be written off if he does poorly in T20s. He may turn out to be good in tests and ODIs.
Most fast bowlers are not good T20 bowlers. Good T20 fast bowlers, you can count them on fingers.
Most good fast bowlers will bowl at full pace most of the times, stock delivery is good length, they may try to move the ball away as their primary weapon, they will bowl bouncers from time to time.
These qualities which are great in test matches and first 40 overs in ODIs will work against the pacer in T20s.
first of all to be a good T20 fast bowler, you need accurate yorkers, which not many bowlers can bowl.
Add to that frequent slower balls ... which is used more and more these days.
Bowling 1 or 2 over spells ... and trying slower balls from time to time ... often messes up the bowling rhythm ... which is so essential for good quick bowling.
Pitches specifically prepared to negate any kind of pace bowling, do not help either.
Add Archer too, buffet bowler, going 9 an over this iPL.
And Javon Searles, Mark Wood, Akila Dhananjaya, Tom Curran, Junior Dala ... all have gone at a higher ER than most of the bowlers listed sbove.
Woakes , Johnson and Morris have also been expensive.
But many of these bowlers are playing successfully for their countries.
Siraj is very tonkable. In fact batsman wait for him to come to bwol and smack him.
Apart from Narine, Tye, Rashid and Umesh the bowling has been very pathetic this year.


(October 8th,2015, Taipei News) LSC (TWSE : 5305) announced its self consolidated September sales was NTD 839 million, a 7% increase on a MoM basis.
Discrete September sales increased 4% on a MoM basis, impacted by the slow market condition, the 3rd quarter sales declined 14% on a QoQ basis. However, LSC's mini GPP products experienced an over 50% growth in shipment along with the increase of Quick charger penetration rate in Smart Phones. IC Products continued to increase 11% & 25% growth in MoM and YoY respectively after the 14% MoM growth in August. The total IC products 3rd Quarter consolidated sales amounted to about NTD960 million with a 15% YoY and 13% QoQ growth respectively. LSC subsidiary On-Bright Electronics made a great contribution to LSC's rd quarter IC growth. LSC's Bipolar IC continued to increase its penetration rate in Adaptor since August, its shipment in the AM car charger market also helped to drive the IC products sales. Although the sales ratio is relatively low and growth rate is slower than expected, but it is expected to experience stable growth in the 4th quarter. The 6 inch foundry products also experienced a 7% QoQ growth in the 3rd quarter. Modular System continued to increase its shipment on ticketing system application in September, and its sales increased 14% on a MoM basis. Sales for the 3rd quarter declined 1% compared to the previous quarter, but the 4th quarter sales is expected to grow in the 4th quarter.


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Trello as a CMS: How we use Trello to generate our weekly newsletter
by Jerod Santo 2015-01-15T15:07:16Z #ruby
As many of you may know - The Changelog Weekly — our free weekly email covering everything that hits our open source radar — was on hiatus this summer. After personally hand-crafting and shipping 29 consecutive issues, Adam burnt out. There was just no way that he could keep up that pace.
After months of silence and a constant stream of people asking what happened to Weekly, we got to thinking. Adam was the bottleneck. His process (manually writing ERB templates in Middleman) did not scale well. We needed to collaborate, but we lacked a collaboration tool. So we turned Trello into a Content Management System (CMS) for the newsletter. It saved Weekly.
I want to be clear: we are not using Trello to manage production of the newsletter. We are using it to manage the content of the newsletter. If Weekly were a blog, Trello would be our WordPress. If Weekly were an online store, Trello would be our Shopify.
We think Trello makes a great CMS for this kind of content. It works so well, in fact, that it almost feels like we're cheating. Here are some of the biggest wins:
Instant collaboration
To reduce the "bus factor," we needed more than one person curating the content. Multi-user systems can be surprisingly complex to build. Thankfully, the Trello team has put a lot of thought and effort in to that complexity so we don't have to!
We simply add Trello users to the board and they are instant collaborators. Permissions? Handled. Password reset? Done. Avatars, multiple email addresses (awesome feature, btw), notification settings? All of these features are there for us to use.
We can even discuss the content via the built-in commenting system!
Adam and I have different editing techniques. His philosophy is Always Be Collecting. Throughout the week, whenever he finds interesting content he emails it to Trello. At the end of the week, he goes through his findings, organizes everything, and includes the best stuff in the newsletter. It's a mark-and-sweep approach, if you will. Prior to Trello, he was emailing himself (I know, right?) and triaging a label in Gmail at the end of the week. It was all stuck in his inbox (doesn't scale).
I'm more of a completionist. When I find something to post, I want to categorize it, write about it, format it, and be done with it. Rinse and repeat.
Trello is flexible enough to handle both styles. Adam uses Trello's Create cards by email feature instead of emailing himself. These emailed-in cards go to a board called "Radar". This way our board for the current issue of Weekly stays nice and clean. Trello lets you easily transfer cards between boards, so at the end of the week he goes through Radar and moves the best cards over to the board for the current issue of Weekly, edits, and ships.
Bonus: since Radar is also a shared board, I can look through all of the content Adam has collected for inspiration for what I'd like to include in Weekly as well as the blog or Twitter.
Trello's mobile apps suit my completionist style quite well.
When I find content on the go, I can place it in our Weekly board, write it up, and be done with it.
Organize with ease
Content curation is just one part of creating something people love. You also have to present that content in an organized, easily digestible fashion.
With many CMS's, this is where we're often left to copy/paste our content in one big text field. With Trello, we can:
Drag and drop stories to quickly reorder them
Move stories to different lists or boards with ease
Create new lists to define a new section in the newsletter
Archive stories with a few clicks
The drag and drop UI is rad. What's even better is how Trello instantly updates the state of a board for all users. If we're both working on Weekly at the same time, we know it, and we don't have to take turns by "checking out" or somehow locking the work-in-progress.
Markdown enabled
I don't know about you, but at The Changelog we freakin' love Markdown and write all of our content with it. If Trello didn't support Markdown, it would've been a deal breaker for us.
Good thing it does. This means we can write all of our content in Markdown and Trello will display it to us the same way it'll be rendered in Weekly.
So that's the why. Here's the how.
Each issue of Weekly gets its own board. We have a board called "Weekly - Boilerplate" that is a skeleton of what a new issue needs. We copy that to a new board and we're ready to roll. Anytime we learn something new or make a change, we update the boilerplate and any future issues will inherit the new stuff.
I'll explain how it works, but let me first save 1,000 words. Here's a screengrab of the Trello board for Weekly - Issue #33 (click for full res version):
And here is the Issue that the board produced (click for full res version):
(The archive for that issue is here, if that's easier on your eyes.)
The first list in Trello (named "Meta") is unique. Each issue needs some customizations, such as the date, preview text (what people see in their inbox previews), and an Editor's Note. This list gets processed first and discarded.
Each subsequent list in Trello represents a section in Weekly (Latest Episode, Headlines, Projects and Repos, etc.). Each card in the Trello list is the respective story in Weekly. The Trello card titles become Weekly story titles, and we use labels (that blue one is for sponsored content. We also use an orange label for drafts) to customize certain stories.
We put each story's content in the Description field for the card in Trello (which is parsed with Markdown). Each story also needs a link, since the entire point of Weekly is to provide interesting & useful links. There are two ways we can add the story's link:
The first line in the description is a URL followed by a blank line
The URL is added as an attachment to the card
We thought having the option would be nice, but in practice we only use the first method, since it's less steps than the second.
How does this all happen for us? Via the Trello API. We have a sub-200 LOC Ruby script that connects to the board (using the Ruby Trello gem), loops over the lists, and outputs ERB (Ruby-embedded HTML) according to the rules laid out above. Middleman consumes that output and produces HTML that is shipped off to Campaign Monitor for delivery.
At the end of the day, Adam just has to execute a simple Rake command to kick the entire process off:
rake import ISSUE=33
This kicks off a call to the Trello API and looks for a board with the slug weekly-33.
The code that performs this operation is not all that interesting. It's also completely coupled to our specific needs. That being said, here is a gist that shows exactly how we do it. You'll need to adapt this to your circumstances.
Possible improvements
We love using Trello as a CMS. But the tools could be improved. Here's a few possible improvements:
Remove Middleman from the workflow. The importer could generate the final HTML itself.
Optimize API usage. Right now it takes up to 60 seconds to run the importer. This is not a huge deal, because we only to it a few times per week, but it could be better. I'm sure we're hitting the API more than we need to, which accounts for most of the run time.
Make it generic. It'd be rad if we could genericize the code and start an open source project around it. If anybody is interested in that, holler and we can discuss the possibilities.
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Local communities around the world are finding allies in judicial reforms and new technologies in fighting for the rule of law, a graft-free justice sector, and fair and equal access to the justice process. This was a key takeaway from two events organized by the United Nations Development Programme's Bangkok Regional Hub at the 16th International Anti-Corruption Conference (IACC), held recently in Putrajaya, Malaysia. The events discussed methods and local experiences in increasing transparency and reducing corruption in the entire criminal justice chain.
For instance, participants in the events learned how community groups—with help from NGOs and government agencies—became empowered and skilled in helping the police ensure due process for villagers charged with crimes, monitoring how court cases are managed and conducted, and measuring the quality of performance of local magistrates, including the fairness of their rulings.
Participants recognized efforts in reforming the courts, but pointed to neglected parts of the criminal justice chain – for instance within the police and in penal institutions.
During the Gamechanger session titled Assessing Corruption Risks in the Judiciary: What Role for the Community? on September 3, participants acknowledged the vital role of the community in promoting accountability within the justice sector, with Hon. Justice Zannah of Nigeria stressing that "There is nothing to fear from involving the community".
The session upheld the importance of giving civil society groups access to information on verdicts and trials. Openness in the judiciary can foster not only integrity but also professionalism on the part of judges.
These discussions were held in the context of the new Sustainable Development Goals which will provide new, overarching global goals that aim to end extreme poverty, fight inequality and injustice, and fix climate change.
"Corruption, weak transparency in the justice sector significantly influences how countries regulate nearly all aspects of their citizens' life—and by extension—how they will pursue the SDGs. Community involvement in cleaning up and making more well-functioning the justice system is a key feature of reforming the system," said Elodie Beth Seo, who moderated the panel session.
The discussion continued on the 4th of September during an Expert meeting organized by UNDP's Bangkok Regional Hub together with U4 Anti-Corruption Resource Center at Chr. Michelsen Institute and GIZ (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit).
The day-long event brought together over 40 participants from countries around the globe with representatives from UNDP country offices, judges, anti-corruption agencies and other government practitioners, representatives from civil society organisations as well as development partners.
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Part of the vision of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) is to develop a region where science and technology drive sustainable social and economic development, alleviate poverty and disease, and underpin the creation of employment opportunities and wealth. Most of the challenges facing regional integration as identified in Regional Indicative Strategic Development Plan (2003) such as food security, energy, water, transport, communications infrastructure and human resources development will require scientific and technological solutions.
Science and Technology as a cross-cutting theme in the region can be used to develop and strengthen national systems of innovation in order to drive sustained socio-economic development and the rapid achievement of the goals of the SADC common agenda including poverty reduction and eradication.
Promote gender equity and equality in the teaching and learning at all levels of education.
Read more about Science, Technology and Innovation and their contributions to social and human development in the SADC region.


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Animal Facts: Arctic hare
Photo: David A. Gill
As their name suggests, Arctic hares live north of the tree line, in tundra regions across Canada. Their biggest defense against their extreme environment is their coat, which in winter is brilliant white. Not only does it keep them warm, it also acts as camouflage, making it harder for predators such as wolves, foxes, polar bears and snowy owls to see them in the snow. In summer, the hare's fur becomes an ashy grey-brown to better blend in with the surrounding tundra. Even with these seasonal changes, Arctic hares always have a white tail.
While the hares have special adaptations to prevent them from being seen, they have great vision themselves. Their eyes are placed on each side of their head, which means they can see almost a full 360 degrees while sitting still. When they sense danger, they will bolt — and they can run fast, reaching speeds of up to 60 kilometres an hour.
Arctic hares have large back feet that act like snowshoes and keep them from sinking in the snow. Their front feet have long, strong claws that help them dig beneath the snow to find food. Arctic hares have a great sense of smell that helps them find mosses and lichens underneath the snow. In the summer, the tundra comes alive with vegetation the hares love to eat, including buds and berries, leaves, roots, and bark.
Fast Facts: Arctic Hare
Scientific name: Lepus arcticus
Inuktitut name: Ukaliq
Average weight: Three to seven kilograms
Average lifespan: Undetermined as of yet, most likely four to five years
Super Sight
Arctic hares' eyes are placed on either side of their head, so their field of vision is almost a full 360 degrees.
All-Season Animal
Arctic hares do not hibernate in winter. Instead, their coat thickens for warmth and becomes white for camouflage.
Sure-Footed
The Arctic hare's large, flat hind feet act like snowshoes, keeping the hare from sinking in the snow.
Arctic hares have their own sunglasses — black eyelashes that shield their eyes from the glare of the sun on the snow and ice.


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Q: AJAX - on button click does not work as title suggests, I am having issues running my script:

And my form is here:
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            action="<%=response.encodeURL(request.getContextPath()
                + "/upisKorisnika.html")%>"
            method="POST">

                    <c:out value="E-mail: " />
                    <input type="text" name="email" id="email">

                        <input type="submit" name="subbut" class="btn btn-default" id="subbut" value="Submit">

            <input type="hidden" id="street" name="street" />
            </form>

My first question is why doesn't anything happen when I click submit, what am I doing wrong?
And I would also like to know how could I get value of text field "Email", so I could use something like this:
url : 'http://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/users?email='+mail,

A: First, is confusing the use of a form that not send data to the server and a submit button without submit form behavior.
Second you need use a debug tool like chrome developer tool. It will give you the trace of your calls.
To debug, add to the promise.then the error callback with a simple alert or a console.log to view what is happen with your call.
And responding your question,your code seen be right.

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Things have been awkward on the blogging front. We were hacked and that took some sorting out and kind of took the heart out of it somehow. Then we went away for some weeks and whilst we were away the server picked up a nasty malware infection that took many hours of work and remains in an unwholesome state. At many points we were on the verge of taking down the server completely and so it seemed pointless to be writing blog posts when the blogs seemed likely to be permanently junked.
We came home on Tuesday of this week and there is much to relate, I am sure. One important piece of news is that we are indeed ditching our server but that a policy decision has been made to purchase some hosting to replace it. The health and safety of our data will then rest in the hands of paid experts and the stress will be removed from our lives.
I will export the database for this blog and my others and the likely outcome will be that one blog will host Crooked House, woolgathering and Two Snails in the one place. I am not 100% on this decision yet and may change my mind in the coming days.
It is good to be back in the Crooked House and home in Maison Celle once more. Good to see little Chloé again too. Sadly she did not come on holiday with us but was left with an automatic feeder and the attention of a neighbour to ensure her well being.
Dusty has grown beyond all recognition and is a bit of a monster in more ways than one. He will be having A Visit To The Vet very soon now and we hope that he will calm down a little after that.
Where were we? We took off in the motorhome to visit Alsace and the Black Forest but changed our plans en route and hired a boat for three weeks on the Rhone-Rhine Canal. There is much to document and I will probably do this over at Two Snails if that blog survives the imminent cull.
There seems little point in spending too much time and effort updating in this uncertain environment so I'll leave with a photo or two from the trip.


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Watch Live:SpaceX to launch South African MDASat-1 satellite constellation into orbit.
SpaceX is launching three South African nanosatellites – known as the MDASat1 satellite constellation – onboard a Falcon 9 rocket as part of the Transporter-3 mission.
"A first for South Africa's space industry, three locally produced nanosatellites will be launched into space today," the department of science and innovation said in a statement.
SpaceX will use a Falcon 9 rocket booster classified as B1058 – the company's own partially reusable two-stage-to-orbit medium-lift launch vehicle – to carry the cargo into space.
Following a successful liftoff from the Cape Canaveral Space station at the Kennedy Space Centre in the United States, the Falcon 9 rocket's first stage will return to Landing Zone 1.
If anything goes wrong prior to liftoff, a backup launch window has been scheduled for Friday, 4 January at 5:25pm SAST.
If the launch is successful, however, the South African nanosatellite consolation will be deployed in low-Earth orbit at an altitude of 525 kilometres.
Minister of Higher Education, Science and Innovation Blade Nzimande commended the team involved and said the launch will "further cement South Africa's position as an African leader in small satellite development".
This, in turn, will assist South Africa "to capture a valuable share of a niche market in the fast-growing global satellite value chain", Nzimande said.
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There are 5 assisted living facilities in CRAWFORD, Georgia area. These facilities provide assisted living apartments and help with everyday tasks to elderly seniors. CRAWFORD assisted living facilities also provide memory care assistance for senior citizens with dementia and Alzheimer's disease. Some facilities are part of larger senior living communities in CRAWFORD and provide continuing care options.
Armour House Iii provides assisted living care in Crawford, Georgia. It can house a maximum of 4 senior citizens at a time. With a location at 115 East 1st Street, in the 30630 area code inside Oglethorpe county, Armour House Iii assists those senior citizens who need help with daily tasks. Some of the services offered by Armour House Iii include off-site outings and picnics, on-site lectures and guest speakers and arranged transportation.
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Vaya is a service built on trust. Our ability to guarantee safety and security during all our rides and deliveries is paramount. That is why Riders and Partner–drivers alike can use Vaya knowing that they are in good hands.
The Vaya app uses GPS to find your exact location. This allows us to provide the service on a door-to-door basis. We are allowing you to stay in a safe place until the driver has confirmed arrival.
Our platform automatically matches all our ride requests with the nearest free driver. Driver allocations are not biased in any way.
As the passenger, you will be able to view driver details like name, licence plate number, rating and a photo once you have a match. This will ensure that you enter the correct vehicle every time. Before entering the vehicle ask the driver who they're picking up to confirm your name.
Once your driver has picked you up, share the driver details like name and licence plate number with your friends and family so they know who's ferrying you or your package and which vehicle to expect.
Share your Estimated Time of Arrival with your friends and family so they can follow your route and know when to expect you.
Follow your trip in real-time so you always know where you are. Our drivers are also mandated to have their devices on a phone stand visible to the passenger that shows the route you are taking.
Vaya prompts you to rate your driver and give anonymous feedback about your ride. We review all feedback at the end of every delivery or drop off. Our goal is to make every experience memorable and with your assistance that will always be possible.
To ensure driver safety, there will be no anonymous pickups. Vaya requires all users to create an account, providing thier name and phone number. With this information, you know exactly who you are picking up and the team here at Vaya knows as well.
The Vaya app uses technology that anonymizes rider and driver phone numbers to keep contact details confidential. So when you and your rider need to contact each other, your personal information stays private.
GPS data is logged for every trip so we know who you're driving and where you're going, which promotes accountability and encourages good behaviour.
Fares automatically charge the rider's payment method on file (EcoCash or card), so for all trips, you will be able to avoid using cash altogether.
At the end of every trip, you can rate your rider. Reviewing these ratings helps us to make sure all your passengers will be as mannerly and considerate as you are. Riders reported violating our terms of service may be prevented from using Vaya.


In the bottom of the sixth inning, SFU's Shelly Riker reached first and advanced to third on a throwing error by OSU's pitcher DeVries. Carmela Liwag's shot to right field was dropped by Evans, which scored Riker and put Liwag on second. Liwag was picked off at second base, but Groves singled to left field and advanced to second off a sacrifice bunt by Christie Chapman. A double down the left-field line by Tiffany Stewart brought home Groves and gave SFU the 2-0 win.
Ohio State will face the winner of the No. 2 Oregon (38-19) vs. No. 7 Bethune-Cookman (44-26) game at 8 p.m. Thursday night at Seminole Softball Complex in Tallahassee, Fla.