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Ali Esnaashari | علی اسفندیاری
Ali Esnaashari Helping our clients cross borders for over 30 years. We are a full-service Canadian and US immigration law firm Ali Esnaashari was born in Iran and migrated to Canada at a young age, an experience that inspired him to help families and individuals establish their lives in Canada. He is a fluent Farsi speaker and maintains a close connection with his Iranian community.
Ali Esnaashari | علی اسفندیاری After completing his undergraduate studies at York University, and his Juris Doctorate at Osgoode Hall, Ali completed his articling with Legal Aid Ontario, where he gained exposure to family, criminal, and immigration law. As a litigation lawyer at MSK LLP, Ali practices in all areas of immigration and refugee law, with particular focus on issues involving criminality and detention.
Ali Esnaashari Education
York University – Osgoode Hall Law School
Degree NameDoctor of Law (J.D.)Field Of StudyLaw
Dates attended or expected graduation2012 – 2015
Ali Esnaashari | علی اسفندیاری best Iranian/Persian Immigration Lawyer, Associate at Mamann, Sandaluk & Kingwell LLP, Top Persian immigration attorney in Toronto, ON
Activities and Societies: Osgoode International Law Society, International Legal Partnership at Osgoode Hall Law School, Critical Research Laboratory in Law & Society
Activities and Societies: Iranian Human Rights Society at York University
Ali Esnaashari, an associate lawyer in Mamann, Sandaluk, & Kingwell LLPs litigation group has authored an article in the Toronto Law Journal's May 2017 edition on the consequences of a criminal conviction on permanent residents of Canada. Criminal lawyers are often unsure about the immigration consequences that could befall their client as a result of a criminal conviction.
This article seeks to bring some clarity to the issue, specifically in regards to permanent residents of Canada who have been convicted of a criminal offence under the Criminal Code, RSC 1985, c. C-46. Associate at Mamann, Sandaluk & Kingwell LLP Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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Life term upheld for double murder
KANAZAWA, Ishikawa Pref. – A life sentence was upheld Thursday for a man convicted in the 1997 slaying of two Japanese-Brazilians.
Yoshizumi Ishikawa, 31, who had pleaded not guilty to charges of murdering Carlos Alberto Oseko and Fuzifaru Massyo Fujiharu, both 30, and dumping their bodies, was convicted and sentenced Aug. 2, 2001, by the Fukui District Court, based on circumstantial evidence.
In upholding the sentence in the appellate trial sought by both prosecutors and Ishikawa, Judge Tsutomu Yasue of the Nagoya High Court ruled that the circumstantial evidence, which included Ishikawa's destruction of real evidence, proves his guilt.
The lower court found Ishikawa, owner of a manpower agency, guilty of stabbing the two at an apartment he owned in the city of Fukui on April 21, 1997, and dumping their bodies in a forest in Maruoka, Fukui Prefecture.
Oseko, a factory worker, and Fujiharu, a woman who lived with him in the apartment, had put up 3 million yen to help establish Ishikawa's company and were employed at the firm.

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You have a business interest, an asset, or a potential liability that you need to value. When do you need a valuation expert? While some negotiations or transactions may require an independent third party for appraisals, nearly all litigation on these topics will require an expert. How do you evaluate the credentials of an expert? What type of experience will you need your expert to possess? The process of selecting the appropriate expert starts with identifying the issues in dispute. This webinar explores the key factors you should consider in choosing your valuation expert.


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WND: 'Our Tiny Tots Are Taught Homosexuality Before We've Even Broken Them of Thumb-Sucking'
By Brian Tashman | March 27, 2013 11:10 am
WorldNetDaily today published yet another unhinged anti-gay screed, this time suggesting that the push for marriage equality is an Agenda 21 plot to brainwash kids into becoming gay in order to promote population control.
WND's Susan Harris begins her column with a warning that President Obama may soon issue an "executive order to legalize gay marriage," which she says is just one component of a broader plan to make moral and religious beliefs "criminal in themselves" and compel children to embrace "depraved sexual acts."
Harris goes on to wonder "if the bigger motive behind the homosexual agenda isn't to secretly achieve voluntary population control" as "the sustainability efforts behind Agenda 21 would greatly benefit from same-sex partners who would no longer pollute the planet with the unwanted carbon footprints of tiny feet."
She concludes that "a steady drumbeat of tantalizing homosexual ideology for America's youth" is creating a "destructive culture" that puts young people "on a lonely, dark path of sexual confusion and its resulting sadness, disease and suicide."
"The LGBT agenda is ensuring that our tiny tots are taught homosexuality before we've even broken them of thumb-sucking," Harris writes. "By the time they are teenagers – feeling 'different' like millions of teenagers before them – they are being sucked into the LGBTQ lifestyle because their parents and their communities put acceptance of man's lusts above God's law."
Our children's souls are being plucked from our grasp. We change their diapers, wipe their noses, sacrifice, worry and pray for them – but we have dwindling control over their teachers, friends or the media, which are constantly demanding they drop any inherent disgust with depraved sexual acts in lieu of embracing them not only with tolerance, but preference.
For nearly 2,000 years, Christians recognized homosexuality as a sin. As late as the 1960s, every U.S. state had some law regarding sodomy. As morals broke down and homosexual activists became more vocal, those laws fell like dominoes. By 2003, the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Lawrence v. Texas, invalidating the remaining sodomy laws in 14 states. Justice Anthony Kennedy wrote the majority opinion with Justice Sandra Day O'Connor writing the concurrence. Justice Kennedy wrote that, "When homosexual conduct is made criminal by the law of the state, that declaration in and of itself is an invitation to subject homosexual persons to discrimination both in the public and in the private spheres." With that conclusion, the moral and theological beliefs that crafted the laws of this country were swept aside as not only obsolete, but criminal in themselves.
Surely there is no reason Obama's Justice Department won't reference this precedent as it urges the Supreme Court to uphold same-sex marriage in California, while at the same time "reminding" them that states would be violating the Constitution if they offer same-sex couples civil unions, but deny them the right to marry. Many in the LGBT community are asking, via social media, for Obama to use an executive order to legalize gay marriage. They may just get their wish. From Obama's inauguration speech to the first lady's veiled shout out to gay rights during the Academy Awards, they seem hell-bent on making history.
With the rapid transformation from baby boomers, to Generation X to Generation Q, we may not have that many abortions to worry about in the years to come. One has to wonder if the bigger motive behind the homosexual agenda isn't to secretly achieve voluntary population control: Perhaps the ultimate goal is to save the planet from the inevitable destruction of man-made climate change. One could conclude that the sustainability efforts behind Agenda 21 would greatly benefit from same-sex partners who would no longer pollute the planet with the unwanted carbon footprints of tiny feet. Even those diesel-spewing school buses could become a welcomed relic of the past if enough people stopped procreating.
Chances are, if you've got a teenager on Facebook, they have been lured by curiosity to at least one of these sites. In addition to social media, well-known gay celebrities in comedy, news and music beat a steady drumbeat of tantalizing homosexual ideology for America's youth.
Generation Q lives and breathes an intense obsession of their sexuality that is disturbing to outsiders. Insiders include gays, lesbians, bisexuals, transgenders, pansexuals and basically everyone who does not adhere to the archaic idea of a man and woman being attracted to each other, marrying and having children. More importantly, it consists of allies who loudly champion the cause for family and friends already immersed in this destructive culture.
We have reached the point where neither American laws nor accepted cultural norms will protect my rights as a Christian to protect my child from what my faith teaches is sinful and perverse behavior. Americans must not back down in the face of constant intimidation. The first step begins at home: naming the sin and teaching our children to love the sinner but hate the sin. The LGBT agenda is ensuring that our tiny tots are taught homosexuality before we've even broken them of thumb-sucking. By the time they are teenagers – feeling "different" like millions of teenagers before them – they are being sucked into the LGBTQ lifestyle because their parents and their communities put acceptance of man's lusts above God's law.
Our youth are embarking on a lonely, dark path of sexual confusion and its resulting sadness, disease and suicide. There will be no going back. Generation Q may have already slipped through our fingers.
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Fischer: Obama 'Rude' To Criticize Laws Criminalizing Homosexuality
Jim Bakker: Buy Horses Before God Sends EMP Attack As Punishment For Gay Marriage
Right-Wing Activist: Flee America Before Gay Marriage Causes God To Destroy Us
Cliff Kincaid Pledges To Fight To The Death Against Gay Marriage Before It Destroys America


The first 'official' virtual ALT.NET meeting for the old continent has been scheduled for next Monday (02/02/2009). For this first one, Greg Young is kind enough to share some of his wisdom regarding Domain-Driven Design. Everyone who believes that he's geek enough is free to attend, even if you're not living in Europe.
Needless to say that I'm really looking forward to this. Hope to virtually meet you there.
Thanks to Zachariah Young for setting up Office Live Meeting and Colin Jack for co-organizing this thing.
Can anyone drop in and attend?
I've been recently reading Eric Evans DDD, and would love to listen to hear some one talk more about real world applications.
Sure, as I mentioned in the post, everyone is free to attend.
I'm sorry, apparently I skipped that part. Twice. My bad. Thanks!
I wasn't available during this time, but I'd love to watch it if someone recorded it. Am I lucky enough for someone to have done that?


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Fraud guardian LifeLock accused of fraud
Experian called. It wants its alerts back
Dan Goodin Thu 21 Feb 2008 // 22:17 UTC
Analysis One of the top three credit reporting services, Experian, has sued a small company that sells identity theft protection services, alleging that it engages in fraud by skirting consumer protection laws.
LifeLock charges about $10 per month to make a customer's credit data more secure by placing what is known as an "initial fraud alert" in files that are maintained by Experian and its competitors TransUnion and Equifax. These temporary reports require employees of the credit reporting bureaus to take additional steps to verify a creditor's credentials before divulging information contained in the records. According to Experian, LifeLock generates huge numbers of alerts that in many cases fraudulently assert that the customers are already victims of ID theft, or have good-faith reason to believe they are about to be victims.
"LifeLock's scheme costs Experian millions of dollars every year in processing large numbers of improper initial fraud alerts, mailing mandatory notices to consumers, and providing free credit reports to consumers who are not eligible for such reports," Experian's complaint states.
Experian also argues that LifeLock's business harms individuals and the overall economy. Consumers are deceived into thinking they must pay to have the alerts placed on their records - when in fact the consumers could issue their own alerts for free - and consequently may be deterred from getting them. It also clogs the system with bogus fraud alerts, which may have the effect of devaluing real ones.
LifeLock declined to comment on the lawsuit, except to say it intended to "vigorously defend the case."
What Experian doesn't tell you is that it derives a significant amount of revenue hawking services that compete with LifeLock's. It also fails to say that initial fraud alerts raise its overhead costs. Such alerts were only implemented through an act of Congress. They require credit bureaus to jump through additional hoops when confirming the identity of a person or business looking in to a person's credit.
Thanks to LifeLock, Experian has significantly more fraud alerts than it would probably have otherwise. Once upon a time, a phone number set up by the two-year-old startup registered as many as 1,000 fraud alerts per day using Experian's toll-free system. When the alerts expire in 90 days, LifeLock automatically renews them, and keeps on doing so ad infinitum every three months.
And that costs Experian money, not only by driving up the costs of verifying the credentials of creditors, but also in lost revenue for competing services.
But Experian's undisclosed financial motives don't necessarily mean its legal argument is without merit. Under the Fair Credit Reporting Act, fraud alerts are only available to victims, or people who have good reason to believe they are about to become victims, and then only for 90 days. LifeLock wants to use the law as a means to proactively safeguard ID theft, and it's not at all clear this is what Congress intended.
What's more, it can be argued that LifeLock's own advertising gives consumers a false sense of security. CEO Todd Davis is fond of publicly divulging his social security number as a testament to his confidence in LifeLock's services. But the fraud alerts placed with credit bureaus don't actually prevent con-men from taking out credit under a victim's identity. They only make it more difficult.
"The concern among consumer groups is that the fraud alert in and of itself is not an effective identity theft tool because it doesn't actually prevent a creditor from issuing credit to an identity thief," says Jeannine Kenney, a senior policy analyst focusing on identity theft for Consumers Union.
Indeed, according to this article, LifeLock's services didn't even prevent Davis from becoming a victim.
Far more effective are security freezes, which are available to consumers in most states now. They put a lock on consumers' credit reports so no one can get access to them, period.
They're not free, but they're significantly cheaper than services offered by either Experian or LifeLock. And that's something else neither side wants you to know. ®
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Q: What kind of damage could a soldering iron do to a component? As a follow-up to this question, what kind of damage could a soldering iron do to an IC or other component if left on it for too long at too high a temperature?  ESD damage can be subtle, for instance.  Is overheating damage usually obvious/complete destruction?  I've desoldered/resoldered things by just globbing on a lot of solder and heating it all up, probably using more heat than is recommended, but I've never noticed any damage.

A: In my experience it is not always obvious that damage has occurred. It isn't until I plug it in and stuff is acting odd that I know I did something bad.
I have actually found that passive components seem to take a bigger/quicker hit then ICs do. I have seen it mostly with resistors changing their resistance or capacitors acting as shorts and/or opens.
If I were to guess, overheating a component would probably lower the life span of the component. ICs just aren't designed to go through very much thermal fatigue. This probably isn't an issue if you are just using the device for a short duration, but could be very bad if it was a fix for a customer.

A: You might not notice anything immediately wrong, but running a component up to molten solder temperatures is likely to short the device's life span. It only takes a couple of seconds to get serious amounts of heat into a part. (Try it with a disc ceramic capacitor some time; by the count of three, you'll see the surface of the cap go all shiny and wet looking as the coating melts!)
As for protecting parts, this doesn't help for IC's or very small components, but if you want to protect discrete components that have wire leads, it's very easy to clip a small alligator clip on a lead, between the device and the solder point, to sink heat away from the device. This works well for small capacitors, low-wattage resistors, even TO-92 and TO-220 cased semiconductors.
Along the same lines as alligator clips, you can use 'medical forceps' if you have those, or even a small pair of needle-nosed pliers with a rubber band wrapped to keep the jaws shut.

A: Melt it in the very worst case.
More likely, you could introduce small defects if you overheat either the board pads or the components leads. Your chip might seem like it is working, except for a few cases it could act erratically.

A: My experience is that there are several categories of things that can happen. I think it's easiest to group them by component type. I learned these all the hard way. Note that several of these involve the use of heat and force at the same time. In general this is not a good idea. Most parts can tolerate far more of either, alone, than they can of both combined.
Low temperature plastic components
This includes encapsulated DC/DC converters, connectors, switch bodies, etc. These can and will melt with sometimes terrifying ease. The good news is that most of the time the damage is cosmetic. The bad news is that if you care about how the board looks, well...
Also you usually can't tell up front what will melt and what won't, without an 'experiment'.
Sometimes it's smarter to pull vulnerable parts off the board and then reinstall them later.
Leaded encapsulated components
Through hole, encapsulated components with through hole leads (DC/DC converters or transformers). Too much heat combined with pulling and the lead comes neatly out. If you are lucky, the lead will fall out or be pulled out during rework. Otherwise it's a debugging problem.
Insulated wire
IDC (ribbon) cable is notorious for this. The slang term is "marshmallowing". If you've ever caught a marshmallow on fire, you know why. The insulation melts, burns, bubbles, etc. This takes skill to avoid, especially with softer insulation.
Of course bumping a wire bundle with the barrel of the iron, after everything is soldered in place, is a great trick too.
Printed Circuit Boards
I include these for two reasons. First, many breakout boards are used themselves as components. Second, the main PCB is itself an important component in the design.
The big things with circuit boards are burning, lifted traces, or gouged solder mask. Burns happen when the iron is too hot. Unmasked boards seem more vulnerable than solder masked boards. Loosened traces/pads and solder mask damage happen when you apply too much force with the soldering iron (trying to get that stubborn lead loose).
Warping of the PCB is possible but you have to try hard. Thin PCB + excess pressure + dwell time = permanent curve.
Integrated Circuits
I have never (yet) killed an IC with a soldering iron. I have damaged and destroyed SMT chips with hot air rework tools though (that's another topic). Most chips have a maximum lead temperature/time rating, so I think it's possible.
Passive SMDs
These go bad when you are trying to install them, and they stick to the iron. While you're busy trying to get them loose and not lose them, they can cook. Usually one of the terminals comes loose, and usually that happens when the part's half soldered on the board. You can also cook chip resistors this way until they visibly discolor - IMO, that's a throwaway. Of course the smaller they are, the less mass they have and the easier it is to do this. 0201 resistors for instance, take some getting used too (buy many spares).

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The change of seasons is upon us. A fire feels good at night, even though it was way to hot outside not that long ago. A light frost got us busy as bees in the garden.
Sweet potato leaves turned black on top, so we set into digging. Forty two rows later, over 400 bushels are in their baskets. We'll sont them after they cure out for a few weeks and send them to Nashville and beyond.
If the vines had turned black, I would have mowed them. The potatoes don't store as well if the frost kills all of the vines. But only the tops were damaged and the yams look great.
Actually, yam is the name of a similar tuber that grows in Africa and other tropical areas. It's in a different family than sweet potatoes, but when farm labor was imported to work the fields, the people called the sweet potato yam.
A crew worked all week; cutting the vines, raking them over, and then following the plow picking up supds. They dry in the sun for a few hours before jumping in the baskets and onto the trucks. 400 bushels weighs about 10 tons.
The pepper plants survived the frost, but we did not know that before hand. So we cut a part of the patch and hauled them to the barn. They are plucked off of the bushes and put in baskets.
After gleaning a few tomatoes, there was nothing left to do but let it frost. Tender plants went down, but it only hit the low lying areas. Up on the ridge tops everything is fine.
Cold air sinks, tomatoes a few hundred feet apart, but differently in elevation by 50 ft, show different amounts of frost damage. I was ready to lose some of the frost tender weeds that bother the gardens all summer long.
End of the garden relish would be easy to make now. Green tomatoes, various peppers, garlic, beans, okra, and anything else left in the garden can be chopped up and canned in a jar with vinegar and salt. It's mighty fine eating on those winter beans.
Fried green tomatoes were in order. The fire warms the chilly house, and the oven bakes a few sweet dumplings, sweet delicattas and sweet potatoes. Summer's hot days grew these treats for the first cool autumn nights.


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As builders, two of our biggest nemesis are leaks and squeaks. To prevent the latter we use the best, time-tested adhesives available. When fastening two parts together, we want them to stay together forever. Over the years we have been really satisfied by the performance of Gorilla Glue products.
Their Clear Gorilla Glue is no exception and is a nice addition to their vast adhesive offerings – with the same strength of their other products. As the name implies, it is crystal clear, water resistant, can be used for indoor or outdoor projects and will stick to just about anything – wood, stone, metal, ceramic, glass, foam and more. And, it does not foam like other Gorilla Glue products.
The handy little 1.75-ounce container makes it especially easy to use on smaller, more intricate repair projects. Plus, you have a little more working time with Clear Gorilla Glue so you can reposition your project before it sets up. It will also fill in small gaps for a nice, uniform finish.
We use Gorilla Glue for the toughest jobs on Planet Earth. You, too, can tackle your toughest projects with confidence with Gorilla Glue Clear. A bargain at only $5.99. Learn more and find a stocking retailer at GorillaTough.com.


What game consoles do you own?
I own, Nintendo Wii-U. Nintendo 3DS. Xbox One. Xbox 360, and two laptops and one stationary pc.
For gaming we only use PS4 and we play mostly FiFA 17 How much time do you spend gaming per day?
Host of Soccer Skills and Soul Music.
#1. It depends, on workdays my gametime is around 1-2 hours. When I have a day off, it can be all from 10 hours to, 5 hours. It's all depending on what I'm doing.
I have a PS3 and a XBox 360.
We have given away everything except our iPhones and iPads. I own a couple of computers as well but they are not used for games.
#5. I'm as shocked as you!
#7. No TV either?! Sure, you can Watch Movies ect on ipads. But the screen are so Little X) I woulnd't survive haha.
How big is your screen and how far away from your eyes is it?
#9. Only 55' I do wan't a bigger, maybe 65'. Hmm.. Maybe, 2 meter from the sofa?
An iPad mini at 40 cm distance from the eyes equals a 40 inch screen at 2,5 meter. An iPad Pro 12.9 equals a 50 inch screen at 2 meter. I wouldn't say an iPad is a small screen.
The only games console I will really use is my Game Cube if I'm playing on my own or the Wii/Xbox Kinect to play with friends!
I have Nintendo 8 bit, super nintendo, nintendo 64, nintendo wii as well as playstation one that is broken. Because of the fact that my playstation one console is broken i use ePSXe emulator, the only thing i needed to do was to use isobuster to copy the file from my ps cd's to an iso file to play my playstation games. And since i owned two playstation 2 games but have no ps2 console since i used my ex's console when playing ps2. I did the same thing with my ps2 games. I converted them to an iso file and use PCSX2 emulator, since i do not have a console of my own. But luckily there are solutions to this problems this days..
I also have a refurbished msi gaming laptop that i bought from Australia.
#14 I also have used PCSX2 in the past, and think it's one of the best things to have been released in recent times! It was great playing back some old titles as well as being able to play ones that I hadn't the chance to in the past!
I have sims 1, sims2, sims 3 and sims4, and other non steam games. My favorite vampire game must absolutely bee Legacy of kain series, on playstation and pc. I absolutely LOVE that action adventure game, the legacy of Kain series..
I love the sims! I currently own a MacBook Air, does anyone know if the sims app download works well?
#18. The Sims you buy via Origin, and I think that Origin is complatible with MacBook, and MacBook Air.
Xbox One X, Xbox One S, PS4, PC with ok GPU.
Mostly I play on the Xbox, but some exclusives like Uncharted and Little Big Planer on PS4.
For FPS's I still prefer PC with mouse and keyboard.


Sony TV's Kuch Rang Pyar Ke Aise Bhi has been witnessing lots of twists and emotional outbursts especially of Dev who always misunderstood Sona but she helped him and his family against Khatri. Dev feels guilty for not understanding Sona.
Dev and Sonakshi spend some cute moments together. They realized their mistakes and first time in seven years after their break up they celebrated their anniversary. Soha is also very happy to see them together; a perfect family " Just Perfect".
Now we will witness the entry of a Bose member in Dixit house but this time it not Bijoy to create commotion. It's going to be our beloved Sona's mom Asha. Asha is passing by Dixit house and Dev tends to see her. He calls her over to meet Sona. She is happy to see Soha but Mamiji comes to spoil the mood. She tries to interfere but Dev assures that he handles everything with care this time. Asha tells Dev to tell Sonakshi to call her up. We hope Dev and Sonakshi remain happy!
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Rice U Launches Data Analytics Boot Camp
A Trilogy-powered data analytics boot camp at the University of Southern California
Rice University has intoduced a new program geared toward working adults looking to bone up on their data science skills. The 24-week Data Analytics Boot Camp was developed in partnership with workforce acclerator Trilogy Education.
The curriculum covers topics such as programming in Excel, statistics, Python, SQL and MongoDB databased, front-end web visualiation, JavaScript and Tableau. Classes will be held weekday evenings and weekends, with students spending 20 hours a week on "outside projects, homework and experiential learning activites, ranging from visualizing bike sharing data in Houston to mapping worldwide earthquakes in real-time," according to a news announcement.
Students will showcase their coursework in a project portfolio that can be shared with potential employers. The program provides career-planning services, portfolio reviews, recruiting assistance and other support.
"Over 90 percent of all data has been generated in the past two years," said Robert Bruce, dean of Rice's Glasscock School of Continuing Studies, in a statement. "From oil and gas exploration to financial services, nearly every industry in Houston needs professionals who have the ability to translate this explosion of data into actionable insights. By leveraging Trilogy Education's platform and expertise, we can quickly expand access to the skills local professionals in Houston need to pursue rewarding careers in this rapidly growing sector."
"Rice University is committed to meeting the educational needs and professional aspirations of the broader Houston community," commented Rice University Provost Marie Lynn Miranda. "This partnership to bring an intensive data analytics boot camp to Houston's workforce is an important step in the Glasscock School's renewed commitment to supporting Houston's vibrant business community through transformative educational offerings for professionals at all stages of their careers."
The Data Analytics Bootcamp begins Nov. 6. For more information, visit the Rice site.
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Doctor Who 5.11 – The Lodger
July 11, 2010 / Ross Ruediger
Each season of the new "Doctor Who" has one or two "experimental" episodes – stories that just don't feel like anything that's come before. Thus far, most – if not all – of these stories have been successes. "Boom Town," "Love & Monsters," "Blink," "Turn Left," and "Midnight" have arguably been highlights in each of their seasons. It's noteworthy that all but one of those was written by Russell T. Davies (and of course the one that wasn't, "Blink," was written by Steven Moffat). Davies seemed to be giving himself chances to think outside the [police?] box, and do something radical and different with the series on each occasion. I'm still not sure whether "Amy's Choice" (which, like this one, was also directed by Catherine Moreshead) should be lumped into this group, but surely "The Lodger" is oddball enough to add to the list. So how does it stack up?
Well, it's worth pondering why the story was made in the first place. For starters, it was very likely a chance to save some money. Aside from the episode's climax, most of this tale is just people involved in seemingly everyday situations. But I think maybe there was more to it than just saving cash. Aside from "Boom Town," the aforementioned stories were all designed to give the lead actors breaks. Given that this was the inaugural season of a new era for the show, it probably would have been a risky move to write the Doctor and Amy out for the bulk of a story, so instead what "The Lodger" does is remove Karen Gillan for most of the episode, while allowing Matt Smith the chance to chill out and just banter with James Corden ("Gavin & Stacey") for an hour. Oh, and he also gets to play football, but since Smith has a history with the game, that probably wasn't too taxing for him – the guy looks like he had a blast in that scene. Yes, for those of you who don't know, Matt Smith once upon a time had dreams of being footballer, but a back injury led to him taking up acting instead.
Unlike Davies however, Moffat handed the oddball story over to Gareth Roberts, who has a long and winding history with "Doctor Who." He's one of "those" writers who's been tied to it in one form or another for seemingly forever. I'm not familiar with the prose work he's done over the years, so I can only really judge him on the scripts he's written for the series, most of which haven't been any great shakes. I quite liked "The Shakespeare Code" back when it was broadcast, but time hasn't been too kind to my opinion of it. The following year he did "The Unicorn and The Wasp," which I hated then, and hate only slightly less now. A recent viewing of it on BBC America led me to take it less seriously than I did a couple years ago, and hence, I was able to laugh at it a little more. The ending and the idea behind it is still pants though.
Amy's ChoiceBlack OrchidBlinkBoom TownCatherine MoresheadDaisy HaggardDoctor WhoDoctor Who BlogDoctor Who Season FiveElisabeth SladenFlesh and StoneGareth RobertsGavin and StaceyHeadlinesJames CordenKaren GillanLove & MonstersMatt SmithMidnightPeter DavisonPlanet of the DeadRussell T. DaviesSteven MoffatThe LodgerThe Sarah Jane AdventuresThe Shakespeare CodeThe Time MonsterThe Unicorn and the WaspTurn Left


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What do governors do?
Governors offer schools challenge and support and work with SEBMAT to help improve schools. They are critical friends. Governors help appoint the headteacher and are involved in the appointment of other senior staff. In some schools the site is owned or leased by the governing body. It is governors who hold the main responsibility for finance in schools and it is governors who work with the headteacher to make the tough decisions about use of resources and providing the best learning experience for the young people in the school. Governors may sit on disciplinary cases regarding pupils and staff. If you have experience of management, procurement, law, finance, or HR then your skills would be very much appreciated. Meeting time will probably take up between 20 to 30 hours per year.
Who are SEBMAT?
Slough and East Berkshire C of E Multi Academy Trust (SEBMAT) has been established to form a group of schools that can support each other to ensure the best possible outcomes for the young people. This group of schools may include primary and secondary phases and may have a Church of England link but this would not prevent non Church of England schools joining the Trust. They will share good practice and develop joint training programmes while reducing costs through combined procurement. Slough and Eton Church of England Business and Enterprise College, Colnbrook C of E Primary School and Eton Porny C of E First School are the first three schools in SEBMAT.
Commitments will include approximately 4-6 meetings per year alongside more regular liaison with those working closely with school finance. Expenses can be paid.
This is an exciting opportunity to make a difference for young people in the Slough and East Berkshire area. You can find out more information about our schools by visiting their websites here:-
Slough & Eton C of E Business and Enterprise College
Colnbrook C of E Primary School
Eton Porny C of E First School
If you are interested, or would like to talk about what school governors do, then contact: [email protected]


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Department of Economic and Social Affairs	Indigenous Peoples
Search UN DESA
Indigenous Peoples at the UN
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Indigenous Peoples at the United Nations
Funding Opportunities for Indigenous Peoples
Participation in UN Meetings and Events
UN Voluntary Fund for Indigenous Peoples
The Voluntary Fund for Indigenous Peoples awards grants to representatives of indigenous peoples' organizations to travel and participate in the sessions of the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, the Expert Mechanism on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, the Human Rights Council, including its Universal Periodic Review mechanism, and the treaty bodies. The Fund is administered by the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights. The OHCHR website provides all of the relevant information, including application forms.
CBD Voluntary Funding Mechanism for Indigenous and Local Communities
The Convention on Biological Diversity has a voluntary fund to assist indigenous and local community representatives to participate in meetings of interest to them held under the Convention.
Information on meetings is available at the CBD's calendar of meetings.
Information on the voluntary fund, including applications forms in the six United Nations languages are available at the CBD Website.
WIPO Voluntary Contribution Fund for Accredited Indigenous and Local Communities
The World Intellectual Property Organization also has a voluntary fund for indigenous and local communities to participate in relevant WIPO meetings. The WIPO website has information about the fund, including application forms.
The Global Environment Facility's Small Grants Programme
The Global Environment Facility's Small Grants Programme aims to deliver global environmental benefits in the GEF Focal Areas of biodiversity conservation, climate change mitigation, protection of international waters, prevention of land degradation (primarily desertification and deforestation), and elimination of persistent organic pollutants through community-based approaches. Click here for more information
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The objective of the IFAD Indigenous Peoples Assistance Facility (IPAF) is to strengthen indigenous peoples' communities and their organizations by financing small-projects which foster their self-driven development in the framework of the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, and to generate lessons learned and approaches for replication and up-scaling.
The Facility provides small grants of US$20,000 to US$50,000 to small projects designed and implemented by indigenous peoples' communities and their organizations. Click here for more information.
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The United Nations Democracy Fund invites civil society organizations to apply for funding for projects to advance and support democracy during the annual proposal window, which is due to open in 18 November 2016 at www.un.org/democracyfund/. Only on-line proposals during this period, in either English or French, will be accepted.
UNDEF projects are two years long. Applicants can request a grant of a minimum of 100,000 US dollars and a maximum of 300,000 US dollars.
UNDEF supports projects that strengthen the voice of civil society, promote human rights, and encourage the participation of all groups in democratic processes. The large majority of UNDEF funds go to local civil society organizations — both in the transition and consolidation phases of democratization.
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package com.example.skywish.imtest001.ui.fragment;

import android.app.Fragment;
import android.content.Intent;
import android.os.Bundle;
import android.support.annotation.Nullable;
import android.support.v7.app.AppCompatActivity;
import android.view.LayoutInflater;
import android.view.View;
import android.view.ViewGroup;
import android.widget.AdapterView;
import android.widget.Button;
import android.widget.ListView;
import android.widget.Toast;

import com.example.skywish.imtest001.R;
import com.example.skywish.imtest001.adapter.ClockListAdapter;
import com.example.skywish.imtest001.bean.DBClock;
import com.example.skywish.imtest001.bean.User;
import com.example.skywish.imtest001.ui.AddClockActivity;
import com.example.skywish.imtest001.ui.MyClockActivity;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;

import cn.bmob.im.BmobUserManager;
import cn.bmob.v3.BmobQuery;
import cn.bmob.v3.BmobUser;
import cn.bmob.v3.listener.FindListener;

/**
 * Created by skywish on 2015/7/7.
 */
public class AlarmFragment extends Fragment {

    Button addClockBtn;
    ListView clockListView;
    private ClockListAdapter adapter;
    private ArrayList<DBClock> clockList;
    BmobUserManager userManager = BmobUserManager.getInstance(getActivity());
    User user;

    @Nullable
    @Override
    public View onCreateView(LayoutInflater inflater, ViewGroup container, Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        View view = inflater.inflate(R.layout.activity_my_clock, container, false);
        return view;
    }

    @Override
    public void onActivityCreated(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onActivityCreated(savedInstanceState);
        user = userManager.getCurrentUser(User.class);

        initView();
    }

    private void initView() {
//        ((AppCompatActivity) getActivity()).getSupportActionBar().setTitle("闹钟");

        addClockBtn = (Button) getView().findViewById(R.id.addClockBtn);
        addClockBtn.setOnClickListener(new ButtonListener());
        clockListView = (ListView) getView().findViewById(R.id.clockListView);
        clockListView.setOnItemClickListener(new ListViewListener());
    }

    class ListViewListener implements AdapterView.OnItemClickListener{
        @Override
        public void onItemClick(AdapterView<?> parent, View view, int position, long id) {
            Intent intent = new Intent(getActivity(), AddClockActivity.class);
            DBClock clock = clockList.get(position);
            intent.putExtra("clock", clock);
            startActivityForResult(intent, 0);
        }
    }

    @Override
    public void onActivityResult(int requestCode, int resultCode, Intent data) {
        super.onActivityResult(requestCode, resultCode, data);
        if(resultCode == requestCode){
            queryClockData(user.getUsername());
        }
    }

    @Override
    public void onResume(){
        super.onResume();
        queryClockData(user.getUsername());
    }

    private void queryClockData(String userName){
        BmobQuery<DBClock> query = new BmobQuery<>();
        query.addWhereEqualTo("userName", userName);
        query.order("-updatedAt");
        query.findObjects(getActivity(), new FindListener<DBClock>() {
            @Override
            public void onSuccess(List<DBClock> list) {
                clockList = new ArrayList<>();
                for (DBClock clock : list)
                    clockList.add(clock);
                adapter = new ClockListAdapter(getActivity(), clockList);
                clockListView.setAdapter(adapter);
//                showToast(String.valueOf(clockList.size()));
            }

            @Override
            public void onError(int i, String s) {

            }
        });
    }
    class ButtonListener implements View.OnClickListener{
        @Override
        public void onClick(View v) {
            switch (v.getId()){
                case R.id.addClockBtn:
                    addClockIntent();
                    break;
            }
        }
    }

    private void addClockIntent(){
        Intent intent = new Intent(getActivity(), AddClockActivity.class);
        startActivity(intent);
    }

}


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The Beach Boys è un album discografico del gruppo musicale statunitense dei Beach Boys, pubblicato nel 1985. Si tratta del primo album della band registrato dopo la morte del membro fondatore Dennis Wilson. Inoltre è anche il primo album del gruppo ad essere stato registrato con tecnologia digitale e pubblicato in formato CD.

Il disco
Per l'album, la band assunse il produttore dei Culture Club, Steve Levine, che li introdusse al mondo delle drum machine, dei sintetizzatori, dei campionamenti, e della tecnologia di registrazione moderna in generale. Brian Wilson, Carl Wilson, Mike Love, Bruce Johnston e Al Jardine svolsero tutti un ruolo di rilievo nel progetto, scrivendo numerose nuove canzoni per esso; anche Stevie Wonder donò una sua composizione alla band. L'album venne registrato durante l'estate del 1984 ai Red Bus Studios di Londra, e al Westlake Audio Studio di Los Angeles a fine 1984/inizio 1985.

Nonostante il disco contenesse il singolo di successo Getcha Back (composto da Mike Love e dal suo nuovo partner musicale, l'ex produttore dei Byrds Terry Melcher), l'album raggiunse solo la posizione numero 52 in classifica negli Stati Uniti (ottenendo comunque la più alta posizione in classifica della band sin dai tempi di 15 Big Ones del 1976). Dopo la pubblicazione del disco, la CBS Records lasciò scadere il contratto che la legava ai Beach Boys senza rinnovarlo, lasciando il gruppo senza un contratto discografico per la prima volta in diversi decenni.

Brian Wilson contribuì all'opera con un brano da lui scritto nel 1982 insieme a Dennis Wilson, la canzone intitolata Oh Lord, ma essa venne lasciata fuori dalla versione finale del disco.

Tracce

Getcha Back (Mike Love/Terry Melcher) - 3:02
It's Gettin' Late (Carl Wilson/Myrna Smith-Schilling/Robert White Johnson) - 3:27
Crack at Your Love (Brian Wilson/Al Jardine/Eugene Landy) - 3:40
Maybe I Don't Know (C. Wilson/Smith-Schilling/Steve Levine/Julian Stewart Lindsay) - 3:54
She Believes in Love Again (Bruce Johnston) - 3:29
California Calling (Jardine/B. Wilson) - 2:50
Passing Friend (George O'Dowd/Roy Hay) - 5:00
I'm So Lonely (B. Wilson/Eugene Landy) - 2:52
Where I Belong (C. Wilson/Johnson) - 2:58
I Do Love You (Stevie Wonder) - 4:20
It's Just a Matter of Time (B. Wilson/Landy) - 2:23
Male Ego (B. Wilson/Love/Landy) - 2:32

Singoli
Getcha Back / Male Ego, 8 maggio 1985, US numero 26

Collegamenti esterni

The Beach Boys


It is Funny, its Gory, its Zombies!
With the entire city destroyed by brain-eating blood-thirsty zombies, they have now turned on your trailer park. Huge mistake! You have to fight back with bitter survivalists, Shovels and a makeshift of angry farmers. It's funny, it's gory! Oh and don't forget to take a look at tank trouble 2, game is really awesome.
ZTP Game is an amazing defend your base game, another wonderful game which involves zombies is Boxhead and if you are interested you can play it on at official website . The main aim of the game is for you to defend and preserve your trailer park as you dismantle the zombie base. You have to assemble angry farmers and other units to help you defend the park against the disrespectful animals.
As mentioned earlier, a gamer's mission in this game is to control a mob of shotgun toting, angry shovel-wielding crazy men, from your park to fight against the never-ending horde of the undead from the already ruined city. Train fighting units and manage your economy well so that you defend the trailer park successfully.
The game is designed in a fairly defense setup, with money being earned over time and units being bought to fight the opposition blindly until you have pushed them back or destroyed their base. Killing the zombies earns you 'Yeehaw'. These are points that can be converted to activate extra ordinary abilities that help clinch the win or fight back a strong assault.
The game has only 4 stages for you to complete, with each one of them increasing the challenges while unlocking special abilities to help gamers out. It will not take pros of the genre very long to finish the game, but players can play against each other for the fastest times to complete.
You only need your mouse to completely control the ZTP Game, pretty much same way as unblocked tank trouble 2. Utilize the mouse to navigate the game Menu and interact with game elements. You can also buy upgrades and soldiers with the mouse.
-Relatively unique setting (Instead of knights, it has rednecks).
-Easy to complete and learn.
-Players can compete online for fastest times.
-There is only one stage with repetitive game play; but difficulty does increase.


CodeIgniter is a powerful PHP framework for rapid development. It is an opensource PHP framework build by developers for developers to create web application faster. CodeIgniter 3 is the latest framework available and CodeIgniter 2 is legacy PHP framework.
In this tutorial, we are going to install CodeIgniter 3 on our system. This tutorial will help you to install CodeIgniter on Ubuntu 18.04 Bionic LTS systems.
Download the latest version of CodeIgniter from its official GitHub release page. You can use following commands to download CodeIgniter 3.1.9 on your system.
Extract the archive on your local system and place directory for document root with proper naming.
Now, create a database for your CodeIgniter application in MySQL. I have MySQL 5.7 running on my machine. Connected to MySQL with root user then create database and user with below queries.
Ater creating database, edit the CodeIgniter database configuration in text editor and update the database settings as per your environments.
Now you need to configure the base URL for your application. For this tutorial, I am using www.example.com domain for configuration. You can choose localhost or any valid domain name of your choice.
Save the Apache VirtualHost configuration file. Now use the a2enmod command to enable newly created CodeIgniter VirtualHost. Also, restart Apache service to apply changes.
All done. You can access your CodeIgnator application in your favorite web browser with the configured domain name.
By default, you will the screen like below.
Let's start developing with CodeIgniter.


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NAB Monthly Cashless Retail Sales Index: December 2017
The NAB Cashless Retail Sales Index shows a slowdown in December following a strong November.
The NAB Cashless Retail Sales Index shows a slowdown in December following a strong November. Mapping through to the official measure of retail sales suggests a decline of 0.3% in December after a strong 1.2% rise in November to be published by the ABS when released on 6 February. The weaker result this month was driven by declines in household goods related to the introduction of the iPhone (the electronic goods sub-category fell 2.0% mom following a revised 3.8% increase in November), as well as in food, departments stores and 'other retailing'.
We should be cautious about reading too much into monthly movements in NAB's data and the official ABS measure of retail sales at present. This is due to changing seasonal patterns (in this instance because of the introduction of Black Friday sales to Australia and the timing of the latest iPhone release). The underlying pace of growth however appears reasonable, with average growth in NAB's Cashless Retail Index of 0.45% in November and December, and the "official" ABS measure expected to average 0.3% m/m.
Yearly growth in NAB's cashless retail index was 8.7% yoy, compared with much slower growth in the ABS measure. NAB's series does not include cash payments and also includes a larger share of online purchases, a difference which may become even more critical as a greater share of Christmas shopping shifts online.
Looking specifically at the NAB Cashless Retail Sales Index, spending at cafes, restaurants & takeaways remains the fastest growing category (16.6% yoy), with spending on 'other retailing' strong (9.9% yoy). Spending on household goods has also picked up in recent months (14.4% yoy), and spending on food remains solid (5.5% y/y). Meanwhile, clothing & footwear sales are growing at a meeker rate (2.9% yoy), and growth in department store sales was negative. (Charts 3, 7 & 8).
Spending growth is also relatively broadly-based across the states. NSW (9.1% yoy) and Victoria (8.9% yoy) are the standouts, with Queensland (8.0% yoy), the ACT (7.7% yoy) and South Australia (7.2% yoy) not far behind. While WA remains the laggard, although the gap has narrowed (5.3% yoy) (Chart 4).
The NAB Cashless Retail Index is broader than the NAB Online Retail Index and measures all cashless retail spending by consumers using debit and credit cards (both in person and online), BPAY and Paypal. The index is derived from personal transaction data from NAB platforms (around 2 million transactions per day) and offers a 2-3 week lead on ABS retail trade data.
NAB Chief Economist, Alan Oster commented:
"While retailers may be recording a good Christmas, NAB's data based on around 2 million transactions per day suggests a slowdown in the month of December. This may be partly due to changing spending patterns between months, with Black Friday sales and the release of the newest iPhone in November this year driving a particularly strong November and then pull back in December. The impact of the iPhone can be seen from the wild swings in the electrical & electronics sub-component, but changing seasonal patterns are also evident in other categories such as food, department stores and 'other retailing'.
"Averaging November and December however suggests a moderate pace of growth in recent months – 0.45% monthly growth in the NAB Cashless Retail Index and a prediction for an average 0.3% monthly growth in the ABS data when released. This suggests some improvement in the underlying pace of growth in the fourth quarter following a slowdown in the third quarter of 2017.
"The moderate pick up in retail spending is consistent with continuing strong employment growth in the latter months of the year, and a total of 400K jobs added through 2017 as a whole, 300K of which were full-time. This appears to be supporting not only consumer confidence but also spending, even though wages growth is exceptionally low.
"Despite some tentative evidence that households are loosening the purse strings a little, NAB's Business Survey continues to suggest that the retail sector is struggling, with business conditions in slightly negative territory which suggests negative growth. This could be because retailers can't pass on cost increases, as conditions for wholesalers are strongly positive, but also because of competition from offshore and online – NAB's Cashless Retail Index includes a larger share of online sales than the ABS measure, which go some way to explaining the faster growth rate.
"NAB's index is derived from personal transaction data from NAB platforms (around 2 million transactions per day) and includes all cashless retail spending by consumers using debit and credit cards (both in person and online), BPAY and Paypal. NAB's Cashless Retail Index is reasonably assumed to be representative of aggregate non-cash retail sales in Australia given its large sample size. The average growth rate for NAB's index is stronger than the official ABS measure of retail trade given that it does not capture cash transactions, which is why we use our mapping equations to forecast the official ABS measure of retail trade. RBA research suggests 18% of the value of retail trade occurred via cash in 2016. Over time, the growth rates of the two series are likely to come together."
For more information, please refer to the attached report:
NAB Cashless Retail Sales Index: December 2017
NAB's Group Economics consists of a leading team of economists who provide accurate, timely and relevant updates on domestic, international and industrial economic trends.
Headed up by the Group Chief Economist, Alan Oster, the team is comprised of three distinct departments:
- Australian economics and commodities
- International economics
- Industry economics
The team publish a wealth of content including reports, surveys, forecasts and indexes.
Read NAB Group Economics's Profile


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TIMBERS U23 RALLY TO VICTORY OVER TFA U23 1-0
May 9, 2019 JoAnna Fields
Nearly 400 fans gather Wednesday night to watch the Timbers U23 takedown TFA U23.
SALEM, Ore. — Timbers U23 rallied late in the second half to pull off a 1-0 victory against the TFA U23 squad from Albany, Ore.
It was another beautiful, sunny evening in Salem where almost 400 fans were able to enjoy an intense matchup between the two squads. The Fanzone presented by Harvey Realty was filled with kids lining up to play dart ball while the beer garden and taco truck kept fans coming back. Fans were kept on edge almost all game until the 85' when a goal was finally scored.
The Timbers U23 squad held the majority of the games possession, breaking down and putting pressure on TFA's defense. TFA fought back late in the first half, forcing goalkeeper Austin Rogers to make a number of saves.
Tied 0-0 at the half, the Timbers U23 started the final 45' with pressure on again. Several opportunities arose for the team to score, but TFA's defense was able to continue to protect the goal. In the 85', pressure finally broke when Lucas Bueno was able to shift around the defense and find the back of the net.
The final preseason match of the year will be Saturday, May 10th at 7:00 p.m. vs Snohomish County FC at the Capital FC Complex. The Timbers U23 USL League Two season will officially kick off May 17th with a roadtrip to play TSS FC Rovers in Canada.
CLICK HERE for a complete look at the 2019 Timbers U23 schedule.
For more information about everything Timbers U23, head to TimbersU23.com.
Follow Timbers U23 on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
TIMBERS U23 DEFEAT PDX FC 2-1 IN THEIR OPENING MATCH OF 2019
TIMBERS U23 GO UNDEFEATED IN 2019 PRESEASON


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