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My Fiancé Was Cheating on Me, so I Left a Letter and Disappeared
My Fiancé Was Cheating on Me, so I Left a Letter and Disappeared – Chapter 15
Released on May 2, 2022
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—But to be honest, what my father is doing does not make much sense.
Marian believes that the position of Crown Prince Roland is secure, and it is unlikely that the second prince, Crate, will succeed to the throne unless something bad happens to the Crown Prince.
However, the second prince's group, which includes Nick's father, the Marquis of Deedaloid, seems to be trying very hard to put him on the throne.
Unlike his father, who is willing to accept anyone as long as they are powerful, this difference in temperature will be a disadvantage for her father.
Her father, a country aristocrat with wealth but far from power, would be a tool for them.
—My engagement would not be good for the family either, I am sure.
They will be forced to finance them, but will get nothing out of it.
Marianne comes to this realization after leaving her house.
She just followed her father's lead and got engaged to Nick.
She had no doubt about marrying him.
But when she left home and joined the Dukes of Sazaria on the side of Crown Prince Roland, she learned many things.
—First of all, my father is an opportunist in both camps.
He has a daughter engaged to Nick, the second son of the Marquis of Deedaloid, a faction of the Second Prince of Crate.
But Marian is very close to Minerva, the fiancée of the enemy Crown Prince Roland.
By simply leaving it at that, Crate's faction would suspect that her father is really on their side.
For her father, he might have thought that the more connections he had with the powerful, the better, but the factions of the powerful are not so easy to deal with.
—My engagement is the link between my father and the other side. I almost fulfilled this role without knowing anything about it, as I know now.
Nick's sister is the first candidate for the engagement of the second prince, Crate. If this marriage is consummated, Marian will be the sister-in-law of Crate's wife.
—It's probably a good thing I was able to distance myself beforehand.
It started off with a light heart.
—I don't want to be a villainess in their love story. I just wanted to punish them a little. I wanted to remind them that they are acting like it's a tragic love, but in reality, it's just an affair with real consequences.
She realizes that her engagement to Nick isn't good for her personally or for the house.
Even though she's in front of Leo, she can't help but think about it with a gloomy look on her face.
What she has to think about now is what to do from now on.
If she remains missing, it means that her engagement to Nick will continue.
She had no choice but to hide until her father broke the engagement with Nick or Nick decided to marry someone else.
—And I didn't know that Nick could get violent so easily…
It was terrifying to hit Emilia to the point that her cheeks were swollen, but he also hurt Leo with a sword. If he had reacted too slowly, he might have lost his life.
—If I married such a person without knowing anything, what would happen in the future?
For that, she would even like to thank Emilia.
It made her realize that there were a lot of problems with her engagement to Nick.
In conclusion, she doesn't want to go home for now. And the Dukes of Sazaria are the safest place where her father and the Crate's faction, can't touch her at all.
"I am sorry. I know I'm causing you trouble, but could you please let me leave here for a little while longer?"
She asked Leo, even though she knew it was a presumptuous request, but he immediately agreed.
"Of course, In fact, Mina will not let you leave her side until the problem is solved. You can stay as long as you feel comfortable."
Both Minerva and Leo treated her like a friend, even though she had potentially sided with the second prince faction. She was sincerely grateful for that.
Not wanting to stay too long, Marian left Leo's room and returned to the living room she had been assigned.
Minerva would not be back for a while.
She must think long and hard about what she's going to do from now on.


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We enjoy giving our dogs treats; it makes us feel good to see them happy. Finding the right treat can be difficult, however, especially if you choose not to feed treats made outside the United States or if your dog is on a restricted diet. Make your dog homemade treats from canned dog food to reduce your concerns about these issues. Making your own treats can be easy and cost-effective and, best of all, you know that the treats you give your dog are fresh and wholesome.
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit, or 325 degrees if using a dark-colored cookie sheet.
Open the can at both ends. Remove one end of the can.
Push the loaf through the can using the opposite end. Use the lip of the can as a straight-edge to cut the loaf into slices. Cut the slices into quarters if smaller treats are desired.
Coat the cookie sheet with a thin layer of non-stick spray. Place treats on the cookie sheet about 2 inches apart.
Bake for 30 minutes or until crisp.
Grind the oatmeal into a powdery flour. Mix all dry ingredients in a bowl.
Add canned food, including the liquid, until a soft dough is formed. Break apart all large chunks of meat or vegetable.
Coat the cookie sheet with a thin layer of non-stick spray. Drop dough by the spoonful onto the cookie sheet about two inches apart. Alternatively, you can roll the dough into balls or roll the dough flat and use a cookie cutter to cut out shapes.
Bake treats for about 20 minutes for chewy cookies. Shut off oven and leave treats inside till the oven cools if crisper treats are desired.
Use prescription dog food for dogs with special diets. Some special diet food cannot be baked. Roll these foods into small balls, place onto waxed paper and freeze these foods to make treats instead.
Dog food treats can also be "baked" in the microwave. Place the dog food slices on a microwave-safe plate and cook them on "high" for about 2 1/2 minutes or until crispy on the outside but chewy on the inside. Microwave wattages do vary, so you may want to do a test cookie before cooking the entire batch.
Substitute a cup of your dog's corn-free or grain-free kibble, ground to powder, for the corn meal if your dog has a corn allergy. Substitute canned tuna, sardine or salmon for stew-type dog food for a special treat.
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Dodd, Chomsky, Celente and Military Brass Warn of Revolution in America - Washingtons Blog
Dodd, Chomsky, Celente and Military Brass Warn of Revolution in America
Yesterday, House Budget Chairman Paul Ryan said "It's like Cairo's moved to Madison these days."
Noam Chomsky said that the Wisconsin protests might be the start of a "democracy uprising".
Top trend forecaster Gerald Celente has been predicting a revolution in America for years, stemming from Wall Street's pillaging of the economy.
Indeed, top American and international military commanders have warned for years that the financial crisis could lead to revolution. See this and this.
Even ultimate political insider Chris Dodd said in 2008:
If it turns out that [the banks] are hoarding, you'll have a revolution on your hands. People will be so livid and furious that their tax money is going to line their pockets instead of doing the right thing. There will be hell to pay.
Of course, the big banks are hoarding, and refusing to lend to Main Street. In fact, they admitted back in 2008 that they would.
"For a decade, Russian academic Igor Panarin has been predicting the U.S. will fall apart in 2010. For most of that time, he admits, few took his argument — that an economic and moral collapse will trigger a civil war and the eventual breakup of the U.S"
(As if Things Weren't Bad Enough, Russian Professor Predicts End of U.S. – Wall Street Journal – 12/29/08)
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB123051100709638419.html
- The collapse of the US Dollar is just around the corner
- Key states (like California) are ready to declare bankruptcy
- The College Tuition bubble is ready to burst
- Gold and silver paper certificates are exceeding the real amount reserves of these precious metals
- The average price of gasoline in the US is $3.17 per gallon
- If the Zionist regime decides to launch a surprise attack against Iran's nuclear facilities, it will not only accelerate the demise of the US economy but also the end of American hegemony in the Middle East
- Therefore, better be ready for the worst
Sherman Broder February 19, 2011 at 7:18 AM
Chomsky's comment is absurd. "Democracy" occurred in Wisconsin last November. A tiny minority now has invaded the state capitol seeking to prevent democracy from working.
BlueEgyptian February 20, 2011 at 1:09 PM
I continued reading this blog because I like how it gives constant references from which to branch out and do one's own research. Thanks for that.
But it never takes long for someone to write something that doesn't even seem to be intended to make sense, just to show that they oppose. Period. Doesn't really have to make sense unfortunately…
Sherman?
So a "tiny" minority, trying maintain to rights to collective bargaining ( a form of democracy) is now trying to KEEP democracy from working? Is democracy only valid depending on "who" is seeking it? Do you remember our ancestors came here because they didn't believe that was true?
This kind of cultish reduction thinking will be our nation's undoing.
The terms "democracy", much like "liberal" or "liberalism", "freedom", and even "God" have been gradually co-opted and pulled to the extreme in debate in the country. I mean, IS democracy happening in Wisconsin, or not?
Give us your definition of "democracy" Sherman, and we might begin to understand what on earth you were actually trying to say. But for now, you're contradicting yourself…
mreVera February 22, 2011 at 11:28 PM
Just think about how silly this is. The wealthy people of America (5%) benefit from the system that gives them their wealth, yet deprive that very system of the circulation necessary to make it prosper.
If the wealthy would give just a fraction of their money back to the people, the economy would function properly again and the wealthy would make EVEN MORE MONEY. Sometimes you have to get by giving.
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import { AuthService } from './auth.service';
import { AngularFire } from 'angularfire2';
import {
    CanActivate, Router,
    ActivatedRouteSnapshot,
    RouterStateSnapshot,
    CanActivateChild,
    NavigationExtras,
    CanLoad, Route
} from '@angular/router';
import 'rxjs/add/operator/map';
import 'rxjs/add/operator/first';
import { Observable } from 'rxjs/Observable';

@Injectable()
export class AuthGuard implements CanActivate, CanActivateChild, CanLoad {

    constructor(private authService: AuthService, private router: Router, private af: AngularFire) { }

    canActivate(route: ActivatedRouteSnapshot, state: RouterStateSnapshot): boolean | Observable<boolean> {
        let url: string = state.url;
        return this.checkLogin(url);
    }

    canActivateChild(route: ActivatedRouteSnapshot, state: RouterStateSnapshot): boolean | Observable<boolean> {
        return this.canActivate(route, state);
    }

    canLoad(route: Route): boolean | Observable<boolean> {
        let url = `/${route.path}`;

        return this.checkLogin(url);
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    checkLogin(url: string): Observable<boolean> {
        return this.af.auth.map((auth) => {
            if (auth === null) {
                // Store the attempted URL for redirecting
                this.authService.redirectUrl = url;
                // Create a dummy session id
                let sessionId = 123456789;

                // Set our navigation extras object
                // that contains our global query params and fragment
                let navigationExtras: NavigationExtras = {
                    queryParams: { 'session_id': sessionId },
                    fragment: 'anchor'
                };

                // Navigate to the login page with extras
                this.router.navigate(['/sign-in'], navigationExtras);
                return false;
            } else {
                return true
            }
        })
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}

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All organisations and businesses have a duty to implement health and safety procedures regardless of industry or size.
In past years significant improvements have been made in workplace health and safety, with much of this down to those in leadership and management positions taking a more proactive approach to health and safety.
However, implementing effective health and safety management isn't a quick job. It takes training, a level playing field, and management and leadership staff who take health and safety issues seriously. These are unfortunately, not things you find in every business.
Firstly, let's clarify what Leadership and Management mean and what makes them different. The key difference between Leadership and Management is that Leadership is very much about inspiring cultural changes within an organisation for the better. Management on the other hand focuses more on planning and execution of said cultural changes.
Ensuring the required health and safety accreditations are held by relevant members of staff.
Maintaining any relevant health and safety resources, ensuring members of staff have easy access to these.
Monitoring and reviewing health and safety performance against set goals.
The two work in unison to create a health and safety culture and ensure the relevant steps are taken to maintain that culture.
How Can You Improve Your Business' Health and Safety Management?
Leadership and management (including appropriate business processes): Leaders and managers at all levels should be aware of the potential health and safety risks in their departments. Working together to give ample attention to each risk, reporting on health and safety issues, and communicating to the rest of the workforce, are key parts of leadership and management roles.
A trained/skilled workforce: Having staff trained in health and safety standards will not only improve their behaviour, it often has a positive impact on the importance of good health and safety practice. Courses like the NEBOSH General Certificate are ideal for upskilling your workforce and very popular with Managers, the foundations of good health and safety.
An environment where people are trusted and involved in developing health and safety processes: As discussed in our post on Improving Health and Safety Culture, allowing staff 'on the ground' to feedback and have an input on health and safety procedures is key. Often it is those closest to the hands-on work and production that experience the most issues with health and safety - making their knowledge absolutely invaluable. This point involves both leadership, to promote an environment where people are trusted, and management to ensure feedback is collected and implemented in a productive way.
These three elements make for a working environment with a level playing field, meaning everyone is able to feedback on how health and safety is managed and discuss the issues that are present. However, at the very core of this, is staff training.
Providing not only managerial staff and those that support the management network with training means you are much more likely to have successful health and safety management. However good leadership is demonstrated by ensuring everyone has a similar outlook on health and safety and understands its importance. Both of these things can be helped with effective health and safety training.
How Can Health & Safety Management Be Measured?
To support the 3 key elements to successful health and safety management, there are 5 questions your organisation should be able to answer fully.
How is health and safety information communicated throughout the business/organisation? If there is no clear way of communicating, it is quite likely that there are people who are completely unaware of certain information, and some that wouldn't know where to look even if they wanted to find it!
How is health and safety performance reviewed? If there is no concise way of reviewing performance, it will be difficult to know how health and safety management can be improved or managed slightly better.
How is health and safety considered in the running of the business day to day? Making health and safety a core consideration for running the business will ensure that all decisions are made with the health and safety of employees in mind. This makes the management of health and safety much more efficient and ensures that any issues are prevented right from the onset.
Who is responsible for health and safety? Are there multiple people for different things? Having someone clearly responsible for the management of health and safety within the business is crucial. It means there is a designated person accountable for any issues who is in charge of promoting effective leadership and management throughout the business.
Who should staff go to for health and safety advice in the workplace? Similar to the above point, it is important that staff know who to go to in the event of a breach in health and safety or if they have any questions on policies. If team members don't know who to turn to, the likelihood is that they won't tell anyone about any negative issues they witness, meaning there is greater potential for risks to present themselves.
Providing an effective and consistent way of communicating health and safety information to the workforce is essential. This will be a dedicated person(s)/ team responsible for health and safety and company intranet for example as a source of necessary HSE information and provides a solid foundation for successful health and safety management.
However, ensuring that procedures are reviewed regularly and that health and safety is considered in the day to day running of the business truly helps develop a positive health and safety culture. Health and safety strategy needs to be integrated into the business and management systems and procedures by the senior managers in order to take your HSE management to the next level.
All of these points require both leadership and management to work effectively together and, if done correctly, will take your organisation's health and safety to the next level.
If you would like more information on health and safety training for your workforce, take a look at the NEBOSH General Certificate Info pack for everything you need to know about the course and how to get your staff health and safety trained.


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U.S. envoy says no hostile intent towards North Korea; meets Asian allies
By Kiyoshi Takenaka
TOKYO (Reuters) -The United States has no hostile intent towards North Korea and hopes it responds positively to offers for talks on its nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programmes, a U.S. envoy said on Tuesday as he met Asian allies.
The meeting between top officials of the United States, Japan and South Korea on ways to end a standoff with North Korea over is nuclear ambitions came a day after it said it had tested a new long-range cruise missile here.
"The United States has no hostile intent towards the DPRK," the U.S. envoy for North Korea, Sung Kim, said in opening remarks at the talks in Tokyo, referring to North Korea by the initials of its official name - the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
"We hope that the DPRK will respond positively to our multiple offers to meet without preconditions."
North Korea has conducted six nuclear tests and developed intercontinental ballistic missiles capable of reaching the United States, raising fears of military confrontation and drawing international sanctions.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump held three meetings with North Korea leader Kim Jong Un but without progress on the U.S. demand that North Korea gives up its nuclear and missile programmes in exchange for sanctions relief.
President Joe Biden's administration has said it would explore diplomacy to achieve the goal of the complete denuclearisation of North Korea but would not seek a grand bargain with Kim.
North Korea has said it sees no sign of policy changes from the United States, citing issues such as sanctions as well as joint U.S.-South Korean military exercises, which it says are preparations for war against it.
In what is widely seen in the region as a show of defiance, North Korea's state media announced on Monday successful tests of a new long-range cruise missile that analysts said could be its first such weapon with nuclear capabilities.
U.S. envoy Kim did not refer explicitly to the missile test in his public remarks. He later said he and his Japanese counterpart, Takehiro Funakoshi, and South Korea's Noh Kyu-duk, had a "terrific discussion".
"All three countries agreed that we should continue to pursue a diplomatic path ... but the main goal being complete denuclearisation of the Korean peninsula," Kim told Reuters.
South Korea's foreign ministry said in a statement the three envoys had agreed that "dialogue and diplomacy was urgent to accomplish the complete denuclearisation of the Korean peninsula".
South Korea and the United States also discussed ways to engage North Korea, including the possibility of a joint humanitarian project, the South Korean ministry said. It did not provide details.
While Japan and South Korea are both close military and economic allies of the United States, ties between the Asian neighbours have often been strained over issues including sovereignty disputes and the legacy of Japan's 1910-45 occupation of the Korean peninsula.
Any joint approach on North Korea would also need to consider China, the reclusive state's main backer.
Senior Chinese diplomat Wang Yi is scheduled to visit South Korea this week for talks with its foreign minister.
Additional reporting by Akiko Okamoto; Writing by Ju-min Park; Editing by Lincoln Feast, Robert Birsel


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'Voyager of the Seas' to Dock at New Singapore Cruise Center
By Contributor - May 24, 2012
The Marina Bay Cruise Centre in Singapore.
The new Marina Bay Cruise Centre Singapore will host its first cruise ship, the imposing 138,000-tonne Voyager of the Seas from Royal Caribbean International, on May 26. It will be the largest vessel to ever dock in the city, which wants to tap into Asia's growing cruise market.
Initially open only to passengers and authorized personnel, the terminal is slated to fully open to the public later this year.
At 28,000 square feet, the facility will have the capacity to handle around 6,800 passengers at any one time. The arrival and departure halls will feature 80 check-in and 40 immigration counters, plus various stores and outlets. Other services will include 327 parking spaces, 25 bus docks, and a connection to planned MRT stations. The multimillion-dollar terminal is a joint venture between Singapore Airport Terminal Services and Europe's Creuers del Port de Barcelona.
"Singapore's strategic location coupled with the terminal's state-of-the-art facilities and proximity to the city and Singapore Changi Airport will anchor the country's position as Asia's leading cruise hub," said Melvin Vu, the CEO of SATS-Creuers Cruise Services, in a statement.
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Северна територия () е федерална територия на Австралия. Разположена е в северната централна част на страната, на запад граничи с щата Западна Австралия, като за граница им служи 129 източен меридиан, на юг е щата Южна Австралия, границата между тях следва 26 южен паралел, на изток 138 източен меридиан служи за граница между Северната територия и щата Куинсланд, от север територията граничи с Тиморско и Арафурско море и залива Карпентария. Столица и най-голям град е Даруин.

Северната територия обхваща значителна площ от 1 349 129 км2 (над 12 пъти територията на България), което я прави трета по площ сред всички осем основни федерални административно-териториални единици на Австралия, но остава изключително слабо населена. С население от 229 675 жители (2010) това е най-малката по население федерална единица на Австралия.

Наред с Даруин други по-важни градове са Алис Спрингс и близко разположения на Даруин – Палмърстън. климатът е субекваториален ,лятото е влажно ,а зимата суха.

Население

Сред сравнително не особено многобройното население (229 675 жители по оценки от 2010 г.) на Северна територия са представени около 100 народности, като около 50 са само организациите представящи различните етноси.

Данните от преброяването през 2006 г. показват, че 68,4% от него са с европейски произход. От тях с английски са 44 662 (20,2%), с ирландски 14346 (6,8%), шотландски 11 759 (5,6%), германски 7729 (3,7%) и италиански 3308 (1,5%). Аборигенското население съставлява 32,5% от цялото, с китайски произход са 4081 жители (1,9%).

Аборигенското население притежава около 49% от земята. Те обаче водят сравнително труден живот, поради което и средната продължителност на живота сред тях е значително под тази отчетена за цяла Австралия.

Аборигенското население е пръснато из цялата територия и включва представители на няколко различни племенни общности Питянтятяра (Pitjantjatjara) край скалното образование Улуру, Аранда край Алис Спрингс, Луритя (Luritja), Уарлпири (Warlpiri), Йолнгу (Yolngu).

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Външни препратки
  Официална уебстраница на правителството на Северна територия на Австралия
  Intervention Program in Indigenous communities and town camps
  Northern Territory Weather and Warnings Summary from the Bureau of Meteorology
  Northern-Territory Northern Territory Climate
  Northern Territory economy/mining
  Northern Territory Education
  Northern Territory Universities
  June 2007 NT population estimates

Щати и територии в Австралия

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A full list of all players upgraded as of 1 January 2020 is here. Congratulations to them all on their progress up the rankings. Please note that these players are entitled to continue to play within their old grades in competitions for which they qualified prior to 1...
Good Luck to the Irish Camrose Team
Good luck to the team that will represent Ireland in the first weekend of the Camrose (home internationals) series, to be held in Edinburgh over the weekend of 10-12 January - Tom Hanlon, Hugh McGann, Grainne Barton, John Carroll, Nick FitzGibbon, and Adam Mesbur,...
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We would like to wish all members of the CBAI a very happy and peaceful Christmas, and hope that they have a healthy and bridge-filled 2020. Our thanks in particular to all the club and regional officers for their support during 2019. Our offices will close for the...
Master Pairs 2019
Congratulations to Adam Mesbur & Nick FitzGibbon, who won the Master Pairs competition held over the weekend of 7/8 December in the Templeogue Centre, retaining their tilte. Indeed, Adam and Nick have a wonderful record in this prestigious event; this represents...
IBU Simultaneous Pairs Week
by Dermot | Nov 21, 2019
The IBU Simultaneous Pairs week 2019 has now concluded, and a list of the prizewinners is here. Well done to all, and we will be paying the prizes through the relevant club's bank account wherever possible. If you were not amongst the prizewinners, click here to see...
Paddy Carr RIP
We are saddened to announce the death of Paddy Carr of Stranorlar, after a long illness. Paddy was a past President of both the CBAI and the IBU, and was "Mister Bridge" in Donegal, where he was for many years the driving force behind the hugely successful annual...
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Q: Keychain services broken by code signing I'm using Keychain Services to save a login token. Everything works as intended in debug builds and Ad-Hoc distribution builds. However in the version of the app downloaded from the app store, it stops working. After a successful initial login attempt, it attempts to request more info from our API, but sends an empty token. The only thing that could be causing this is the token not being saved into the keychain, and is returning the default value (an empty string) when using the token in the request.
So my question is this: How can a different provisioning profile cause the Keychain Service to not be able to save values? I am aware that the two are linked, and that changing the profile will stop you accessing data saved using the previous profile, but this is something different, and I'm completely stumped. It doesn't help that I can't figure out any decent ways to debug a version of an app downloaded from the app store either

A: Ok, I figured it out - it's something to do with the swift compiler optimization.
If you go to Build Settings -> Swift Compiler Code Generation -> set Optimization level for release to "None", then the code works.

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Q: Iterating through all folders of an undefined amount of subdirectories I am in need of a way to script an iteration through an undefined amount of sub-directories.
I'm using kornshell to and awk. I've stripped the problem to this:
for file in $FILEPATH/*.txt
do
    awk '
        {
            #some awk commands
        }
    '
done

So I need to change $FILEPATH/*.txt so it drills into directories until the end, then the loop iterates through all text files, backs out a directory and iterates through text files once more until no more directories or text files were untouched.
For context, I need to parse through a database and run some commands on certain files. So these file structures could go on for a while.

A: modify your script like below it will work for your (in place of . put your path like /tmp/my/personal/. This is from where you want to search files:-
 FILEPATH=$(find . -name "*.txt")
 for file in $FILEPATH
 do
    echo $file
    awk '
    {
        #some awk commands
    }
'

 done

A: To avoid struggling with filenames including blank (or other disturbing things)
See Bash Pitfalls #1
find . -name "*.txt" -type f -exec awk '{ ... }' {}  \;

*

*. start the search in the actual directory

*-name limit the search to a pattern

*-type limit the search to files

*-exec execute a command for each file found

*{} insert the filename here

*\; terminate the command. Escaped, so that the shell does hand it over to find

A: The simplest way to do this in Bash is to turn on globstar option and use a glob to loop around:
#!/bin/bash

cd "$FILEPATH" || { printf '%s\n' "Cant' change directory to '$FILEPATH'"
shopt -s globstar
for file in **/*.txt; do
  # the awk code
  awk '...' "$file"
done

This is immune to world splitting, i.e., it will work fine even if there are whitespace characters in file names.
If you have to use find to do this, then:
while read -d '' -r file; do
  awk '...' "$file"
done < <(find "$FILEPATH" -name '*.txt' -print0)


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Petratos v. Genentech: Escobar's "Heightened Materiality Requirement" Is Significant Pleading Hurdle in False Claims Act Suits
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In a recent False Act Claims (FCA) suit involving the blockbuster cancer drug Avastin, the Third Circuit barred a relator's qui tam suit because his Complaint lacked sufficient factual allegations that, if true, would establish the FCA's "materiality" element as defined in Universal Health Services v. Escobar. In Petratos v. Genentech, the court held that the facts pled in the relator's Complaint did not establish that Genentech's alleged misrepresentations about Avastin were "material to the government's [Medicare] payment decisions"–one key element of an FCA claim. 855 F.3d 481 (3d Cir. 2017). By applying the "demanding" and "rigorous" materiality standard to evaluate factual allegations at the pleading stage, the Third Circuit's decision provides FCA defendants with good news and a blueprint for challenging the sufficiency of a qui tam Complaint at the earliest stage of litigation.
District Court Proceedings: Dismissal Based on Falsity Element
The Complaint in Petratos alleged that Genentech misrepresented and suppressed negative data about its drug Avastin's side effects during the drug's FDA-approval process, which then caused physicians to prescribe the drug more frequently and at higher doses than they otherwise would have. According to the relator's theory, the physicians thus submitted—and the government paid—unnecessary "false" claims through the Medicare reimbursement system. The relator's theory relied on language in the Medicare statute providing that "no payment may be made for items and services that are not reasonable and necessary for diagnosis and treatment."
The United States District of New Jersey dismissed the relator's Complaint for failure to allege facts that satisfy the "falsity" element of an FCA claim. The court rejected Petratos's theory grounded in the physicians' false claims based on incomplete information, reasoning that the physicians' decisions were based on the FDA's approval and CMS's guidance, and thus, could not be "false" as a matter of law. This analysis hinged on the finding that under the Medicare program, "medically reasonable and necessary" is a determination made by the relevant agency, not individual doctors.
Third Circuit Reaches Same Result but Takes the Different Path
In the relator's appeal, the Third Circuit affirmed the district court's judgment, albeit on a different ground supported by the record: the relator could not establish the FCA element of materiality. The court began by reiterating that the Supreme Court's decision in Escobar established a "demanding" and "rigorous" standard for showing materiality, explaining that it helps ensure that the FCA does not become a "vehicle for punishing garden-variety breaches of contract." Id. at 489. The Court in Escobar explained that a misrepresentation is not material within the meaning of the FCA if the government pays claims in full despite its actual knowledge that the company violated statutes, regulations, or contracts. Thus, the Third Circuit found that a Complaint alleging an FCA violation "must contain factual allegations showing that CMS would not have reimbursed these claims had these [alleged reporting] deficiencies been cured." 855 F.3d at 490 (alteration in original). In other words, an FCA complaint must allege facts that, if established, would prove the government's knowledge of wrongdoing would have influenced its decision to pay. Because the relator did not plead those facts in the Complaint, the alleged misrepresentations could not meet the statutory definition of materiality. Id.
In this case, the relator conceded that CMS consistently reimbursed claims involving Avastin even with full knowledge of Genentech's purported non-compliance with FDA reporting requirements. Moreover, Petratos failed to cite a single successful FCA claim predicated on reimbursement claims for drugs prescribed for on-label uses. Petratos also acknowledged that he disclosed the alleged reporting deficiencies to the FDA and DOJ in 2010 and 2011; since then, the FDA continued to approve use of Avastin for patients allegedly impacted by the undisclosed data and added three more approved indications for the drug. Finally, and perhaps most importantly to the court, neither the FDA nor DOJ initiated proceedings against Genentech. In the court's words, where the "expert agencies," by their inaction, deemed these violations insubstantial, the court declined to permit a private citizen to enforce the regulations through an FCA suit.
Takeaways: Materiality Standard and Effect of Agency Inaction
In Petratos, the Third Circuit expressly "join[ed] the many other federal courts that have recognized the heightened materiality standard after Escobar." And by requiring plaintiffs to plead specific facts showing the government would not have reimbursed the claims if the alleged company's misrepresentations were cured, the court significantly reduces relators' chances of success. Finally, the Petratos court's express reliance on the "expert agencies" failure to act or intervene in the case, when considered in the wake of the Supreme Court's landmark ruling in Escobar, serves as additional proof of the barrier that the FCA's materiality requirement is likely to serve in future FCA relator suits.
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My sister, Sarah Welch, and I have always gotten along well (except when she was first born–they tell me that I wasn't too happy about it). Sarah is two years younger than me and we used to hang out together in high school. Her friends were all friends with my friends and vice versa.
Though I am older, I look up to Sarah, and only dream of catching up with her amazing business accomplishments. She is currently starting-up not one, but two businesses! And she always calls me in to help with photography, and pays me well.
I didn't know it until now, but Sarah has been redesigning the website for her Buttoned Up business. It's a great business with beautifully designed organizational tools for the busy people. I've featured some of her products on this blog and in my newsletter when I have photographed them.
Most of the product photography for Buttoned Up was done my me over the years. I can't take credit for the lifestyle photography on her site.
Your sister's site is drop-dead gorgeous. Oh, my. I wandered and wandered. Great job. I'd love to know who she used for the site redesign.
And (jealous, jealous) she's teamed with my beloved Franklin Covey? Wow. Very nice "small" business.
Hi Kelly, Glad you liked my sister's site. I'll ask her who she used. I know she has an in-house graphic designer, and i'll be that she did the layout. My guess is that they farmed out the CSS work to a cheap company abroad. I'll let you know.
To answer the web design question…we actually worked closely with a firm called Hunt & Gather out of Boston. Hollie, our amazing Design Director (aka Resident Picasso), and I were really in need of some fresh thinking – we get product and collateral design – but we're not necessarily experts in web design. So, we found websites we loved, and Hunt & Gather did quite a few. so we reached out to them and in 3 months, they put this together! They did the design AND coding, guided by us. They were absolutely amazing from start to finish, I couldn't recommend them more highly.
Thanks for the tip on Hunt & Gather. It's always nice to see what the pros can do. I personally think your site's is outstanding!
I see that you are on Twitter now!! I just followed you and recommended that everyone follow you too. You're going to have a lot of fun with it.


Claude Arpi: A problem left over from history!
Now, it is clear, the Daulat Beg Oldi (DBO) episode was entirely due to the 'hysteria' of the Indian press.
It is at least what The Global Times, the English-language mouthpiece of the Communist Party would like us to believe.
I like this sentence: "Some Indian officials caution that China should pay no heed to the radical voices among some Indian media which sensationalize news. But their malicious impact is so real that it cannot be ignored."
Does it means that the Chinese intrusions should have been ignored by the media?
Yes, says Beijing, because according to the new leadership, there was no intrusion, the PLA just came for a 'camping' excursion on their own piece of land.
Interestingly, for the first time, the website of The PLA Daily of the People's Liberation Army mentions the 'incident'.
Till yesterday, it was as if nothing had happened.
The military site quotes Xinhua and the Foreign Ministry spokeswoman: "China and India have engaged in close contact and consultation with aims to properly handle problems along their border."
The communique adds: "In response to Indian media reports of a 'stand-off' along a western part of the China-India borderline, the two sides are communicating with each other closely through a consultation and coordination mechanism on border issues. Through this contact, both sides have learned more about each other's concerns and stance, helping to find an appropriate solution to the problems."
It means that Beijing 'had' to communicate 'in response to the media reports'.
And of course, "The border issues are a problem left over from history".
It is an absolutely correct statement, before China invaded Tibet in 1950, there was no border issue between India and Tibet.
The spokesperson sounded optimistic: "We believe that China and India are wise and capable enough to handle the existing differences and problems while boosting friendly cooperation between the two countries. ...What is important is that the two sides should resolve the problems by friendly consultation through the mechanisms and related channels."
It looks like Beijing wants now to find a way out of the 'dispute'.
It will, of course, be on their own terms; Delhi has no choice in this matter.
Indian media and opposition politicians have been reporting that Chinese soldiers intruded on Indian-claimed territory and erected tents inside Indian borders. Such reports run along the same lines as those in 2009 that alleged Chinese soldiers had entered into India and painted the rocks with red spray paint. Indian officials denied suchreports eventually, though the case remains unsolved.
A report in the Times of India claimed that many Weibo users are demanding the Chinese government "teach India a lesson." It further said that tacit official encouragement was behind such Internet postings, as the government would "block any campaign against what they regard as 'friendly countries.'" The Times of India is India's largest English newspaper in terms of circulation. Its nonsense will influence mainstream society.
Some Indian officials caution that China should pay no heed to the radical voices among some Indian media which sensationalize news. But their malicious impact is so real that it cannot be ignored.
The Indian public has been informed about Chinese troops' "intrusion," while provocative words uttered by Indian media and politicians can be read by Chinese people online. However, the reality is that communication over border issues between China and India has usually been smooth. Officials from both sides speak highly about the peaceful state of border areas.
There have been discrepancies between the two concerning the exact position of the Line of Actual Control. Troops from both sides patrol around their claimed border lines, but both try to avoid causing any real frictions.
The Indian government ought to clarify the so-called "intrusion" in a timely way and assume the responsibility of maintaining a good atmosphere. However, it hasn't done so. It has remained silent and ambiguous, which indulges Indian media habits.
Indian media have continuously created trouble for the Sino-Indian relationship. India seems to be in the driving seat of the bilateral relationship. Indian policy toward China can be fickle, while China's levers for balancing the relationship are much simpler and scarcer.
Therefore, Indian media and opposition should be balanced, so as to prevent them from enjoying privileges outside intergovernmental communications and negotiations.
Either the Indian government should stand up to report true information to Indian society, or it should let Chinese public opinion contend with India's.
Staking claims to its borders is of crucial significance to China and peace and stability along the border are also vital to India. Current peace and status quo is not bestowed by India alone.
China should firmly maintain its friendly policy toward India. However, this doesn't mean that China will ignore provocations. Otherwise, the unhealthy tendency of hyping up China will keep happening.


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Clot elastic modulus (CEM) has recently been shown to correlate with various hemostatic and thrombotic disorders and may be an important diagnostic parameter in cardiovascular diseases. Current methods of CEM measurement lack repeatability and require large sample volume. We present a novel method named resonant acoustic spectroscopy with optical vibrometry (RASOV) that has the potential to assess CEM with higher accuracy and speed, and lower sample volume. To validate RASOV, we measured the acoustic spectrum of agarose gel with varied concentrations in openfaced rectangular wells. Results showed a linear relationship between the natural resonant frequency and agarose content within a concentration range of 4 to 12 mg/mL. Furthermore, we observed that the resonant frequencies decrease with increasing transducer mass. As a highly accurate, resonance-based method, RASOV has great potential for biomechanical properties measurement, especially for human blood.


Campaign Trail is Marketing Dive's look at some of the best and worst new creative efforts from the marketing world.
The football league attempts to attract generations of fans, while a taco chain taps the quirky product trend and an Asian e-commerce platform melds online shopping and livestreamed concerts.
The AB InBev brand gets animated for a product launch, while an insurance company aims for whimsy and iconic stars of a children's show get fresh looks.
Specialty grocery chain finds higher sales and customer loyalty with a hyper-local integrated campaign.
Ahead of the holidays, marketers fight for gingerbread peoples' rights and offer goofy novelty gifts, including a $99 fire screen and snack-laden knitwear.
The AB InBev brand celebrated Repeal Day with a DOOH campaign, burrito ingredients were transformed into window displays and Scarlett Johansson hawks whiskey.
The streaming platform unwraps more data-driven billboards, while a yogurt maker fights against soccer fields sprayed with pesticides and a feminine-care brand gets provocative.
A very special Thanksgiving edition has our editors examining a health-focused holiday push, a scathing critique of a poultry maker and one brand getting started early on the Super Bowl.
Pro football looks to get in on a Gen Z phenomenon, a turkey maker trots out a fowl-mouthed Thanksgiving campaign and an airline's music video fails to take off for some viewers in this week's picks.
An '80s action star, a spooky spin on the Insta-worthy Unicorn Frappuccino and an $85 white tee make our editors' picks this week.
Two marketers make bold plays this week: one by spinning online hate speech into fashion, another by poking fun at an already-contentious topic.
P&G's male grooming line lets fans guide a marketing meeting, while eBay supports artisans and a condom maker takes a progressive stance in this week's picks.
A sugary beverage maker looks to win back teen tastes, a fashion label suits up fighters and a funeral price comparison site goes head-to-head with the Transport of London in this week's picks.
A DTC disruptor taps the weird talents of Tim and Eric, an electronics maker courts fans of "The Crown" and a Maine seafood collective wins Facebook viewers in our editors' picks.
A brand built, in part, on edgy humor in marketing shifts gears while two other marketers find clever ways to crash the party.
A tourism parody courts controversy, while one marketer runs a name-specific promotion and another falls back on a rising star in this week's picks.
Two brands are saying sorry, albeit for very different reasons, while another marketer goes for a repeat with oddball novelty products in this week's picks.
Two marketers go retro — one with an infomercial, another with 8-bit games — while another offers an odd interpretation of a baby carrier for Father's Day.
"IHOb" sets Twitter into a frenzy, while a burger chain leaves behind the beef and a Father's Day promo misses the mark.
Marketers jump into summer early with cross-platform mobile experiences, a Twitter service targeted at millennials and a goofy Father's Day gag gift.
An app tailor-made for Memorial Day road-trippers, along with innovative print and mobile promotions, make our editors' picks ahead of the long weekend.


Enterprise search has been going through a dramatic shift as of late. We've watched as some of the leaders in search, those platforms usually found in the upper right quadrant on Gartner reports, have fallen off through acquisition or from simply not keeping up with the market.
But behind the scenes an even bigger shift is taking place: from proprietary kernels to core technologies based on open source projects.
Some, like Lucidworks, have always been based on the open source Apache Solr project. Others, like Coveo, have joined the open source movement by offering the choice of using its traditional proprietary kernel or licensing the Coveo user experience built on top of the Elastic kernel.
I suspect the shift taking place in the enterprise search market will likely grow in scope. More and more commercial products will begin to replace their complex and expensive proprietary kernels — the code under the covers that actually does the real work — with open source technology.
What goes on under the enterprise search covers is not important to any product users. If a company can focus its limited resources on the product rather than on the plumbing, their engineers can focus on improving the part of the product that users actually buy: the user experience.
And, since the code itself is freely available for download, the chances that a bad actor can insert malicious code are relatively low.
It hasn't always been this way. Several years ago, a friend of mine who worked at a large, well-known consulting firm attended an Apache conference. He and two older colleagues from his firm were in the back of the conference hall during one of the keynote talks, probably the only people in the building wearing coats and ties. At one point, one of the senior managers leaned towards my friend and said, "I like everything I hear about open source — except the people in this room."
Needless to say, many open source projects are still populated with engineers who don't dress like traditional corporate programmers and developers. But the part of the product that employs open source code is hidden under the wrapper of the commercial product supported by sales and technology staff perhaps more acceptable to senior management. No one ever sees it.
The true value of software is functionality, capability, usability and reliability. Of course, documentation and training are important as well. So smart software vendors have started to reduce their development costs, and improve their products and their margins by utilizing open source technologies under the covers. In fact, some software companies have entire teams of developers whose jobs are to create, maintain and enhance the open source projects upon which the commercial product is built. The software companies benefit by incorporating features that other developers donate to the project, leaving their developers to focus on capabilities that enhance their proprietary commercial product. As a result, software companies can be profitable sooner than they might otherwise have been, and the product can be sold at a more aggressive price because many of the people writing and maintaining the open source code are not on their payroll.
So go ahead, it's fine to embrace open source software, and perhaps even consider using it for your internal development projects where it makes sense. Why should only software companies enjoy lower development costs, faster time to market, and well-tested and supported tools?


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I Lemuria o Lemuralia erano delle feste dell'antica Roma, celebrate il 9, l'11 e il 13 maggio per esorcizzare gli spiriti dei morti, i lemuri.

La tradizione voleva che a istituire queste festività fosse stato Romolo per placare lo spirito del fratello Remo, da lui ucciso.

Il rituale prevedeva che il pater familias gettasse alle sue spalle alcune fave nere per il numero simbolico di nove volte, recitando formule propiziatorie.

Nel 609 papa Bonifacio IV sostituì i Lemuria con il giorno di Tutti i Santi, festeggiato il 13 maggio fino al 732, quando papa Gregorio III ne trasferì la celebrazione al 1º novembre.

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Pick a tranquil spot, unwrap the picnic blanket, set out the food from the picnic hamper and plug in your music device! There, a lovely relaxing scene ideal for the summer.
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import java.io.Externalizable;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.ObjectInput;
import java.io.ObjectOutput;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;

import com.mvdb.etl.data.GenericDataRecord;

public class MultiVersionRecord implements Externalizable
{
    private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;
    List<GenericDataRecord> versionList;

    public String toString()
    {
        StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer();
        sb.append("[");
        for(GenericDataRecord gdr : versionList)
        {
            sb.append(gdr);
            sb.append(",");
        }
        sb.setLength(sb.length()-1);
        sb.append("]");

        return sb.toString();

    }

    public MultiVersionRecord()
    {
        versionList = new ArrayList<GenericDataRecord>();
    }

    public void addLatestVersion(GenericDataRecord latestVersion)
    {
        addLatestVersion(versionList, latestVersion);
    }

    public int getVersionCount()
    {
        return versionList.size();
    }

    public GenericDataRecord getVersion(int pos)
    {
        return versionList.get(pos);
    }

    private void addLatestVersion(List<GenericDataRecord> currentList, GenericDataRecord latestVersion)
    {
        if(currentList.size() == 0)
        {
            currentList.add(latestVersion);
            return;
        }

        GenericDataRecord lastVersion = currentList.get(currentList.size()-1);
        Map<String, Object> map = latestVersion.getDataMap();
        Iterator<String> iter = map.keySet().iterator();
        while(iter.hasNext()) {
            String columnName = iter.next();
            Object latestValue = map.get(columnName);
            lastVersion.removeIdenticalColumn(columnName, latestValue);
        }
        currentList.add(latestVersion);

    }

    @Override
    public void readExternal(ObjectInput in) throws IOException, ClassNotFoundException
    {
        int size = in.readInt();
        for(int i=0;i<size;i++)
        {
            GenericDataRecord recordVersion = (GenericDataRecord)in.readObject();
            versionList.add(recordVersion);
        }
    }

    @Override
    public void writeExternal(ObjectOutput out) throws IOException
    {
        int size = versionList.size();
        out.writeInt(size);
        for(int i=0;i<size;i++)
        {
            GenericDataRecord recordVersion = versionList.get(i);
            out.writeObject(recordVersion);
        }
    }

}


I wrote up a little basic instruction for apple tree grafting as shown to me by my friend, Geoff, a stand up guy who braved a near-miss highway accident, cranky kids, and bad weather to teach me (and my boy, H) to graft and help plant twenty-six trees — his mission: to spread the apple love. I share it with you over here at flickr. Note: This photo essay is told from the novice perspective. Enjoy.
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Nice pictures, can't wait to see the trees when they're fully grown!
Novice? Looks pretty professional to me!


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import "regenerator-runtime/runtime";

import { createStore, combineReducers, compose, applyMiddleware } from "redux";
import { ApolloProvider } from "react-apollo";
import createSagaMiddleware from "redux-saga";
import reduxReset from "redux-reset";

import { GraphQL } from "../graphql";

import { reducers, middlewares, sagas } from "./utilities";
import { syncHistory, routeReducer } from "./routing";

const createReduxStore = (initialState, history) => {
  if (initialState) {
    // bug with SSR
    delete initialState.nav; // eslint-disable-line no-param-reassign
  }

  const joinedReducers = { ...reducers,
    ...{
      routing: routeReducer,
      apollo: GraphQL.reducer(),
    },
  };

  const sharedMiddlewares = [...middlewares, GraphQL.middleware()];

  const reduxRouterMiddleware = syncHistory(history);

  const sagaMiddleware = createSagaMiddleware();

  let sharedCompose = [
    applyMiddleware(
      ...sharedMiddlewares,
      sagaMiddleware,
      reduxRouterMiddleware,
    ),
    reduxReset(),
  ];

  if (process.env.NODE_ENV !== "production") {
    sharedCompose = [...sharedCompose, ...[
      typeof window === "object" && typeof window.devToolsExtension !== "undefined" ?
        window.devToolsExtension() :
        f => f,
    ]];
  }

  const store = compose(...sharedCompose)(createStore)(
    combineReducers(joinedReducers), initialState,
  );

  sagas.forEach(saga => sagaMiddleware.run(saga()));

  return store;
};

const wrapper = ApolloProvider;

export {
  wrapper,
  createReduxStore,
};


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Q: ChartJs line chart repaint glitch while hovering over I have the following code leveraging the ChartJS library.
/*assume the tags in the right place */

<canvas id="graph1" width="300" height="300"></canvas>

var ctx = $("#graph1").get(0).getContext("2d");
var myChart = new Chart(ctx).Line(graph1Generator("day"));

... everything works fine, but after adding the following event handler to clear and repaint the same chart with different data, a glitch occurs.
weekButton.addEventListener("click", function(){
    ctx.clearRect (0, 0, 300, 300);
    ctx.canvas.width = 300;
    ctx.canvas.height = 300;
    myChart = new Chart(ctx).Line(graph1Generator("week"));

This code does successfully redraw the chart with the new data, but when I hover over it, it does some very strange "flashbacks" to the old chart that it was supposed to clear. This makes me believe that it didn't clear the old one.

A: Here is an update to your fiddle. The primary change (other than fixing the function name typo) is to add
myChart.destroy();

before lines like
myChart = new Chart(ctx).Line(...);

The .destroy() method gets rid of the event handler registrations etc, so you shouldn't see those weird "ghost charts" when you mouse over the graphics.