text:
Categories Network
Top 10 Vulnerability Scanners
By on February 24, 2020
What Is Vulnerability Scanning?
In the modern connected economy, various businesses have expanded operations to global scale riding on the back of the internet and e-commerce. However, the internet also exposes organizations to a myriad of cyber threats, most of which target vulnerabilities present in an organizations' unpatched systems, servers, applications, and databases. Moreover, networking and security equipment meant to protect organizations from external threats can also be exposed to such vulnerabilities. As organizations evolve and expand their infrastructure, their attack surface also expands, exposing them to new vulnerabilities and zero-day attacks.
This is where organizations use vulnerability scanning or assessment tools as a counter-mechanism. The method of identifying security holes or vulnerabilities in modern IT environments and categorizing them is known as Vulnerability Analysis.
In this article, we'll list the top 10 vulnerability scanners available today.
Top 10 Vulnerability Scanner Software
SolarWinds Network Configuration Manager (NCM)
ManageEngine Vulnerability Manager Plus
Paessler PRTG
BeyondTrust Network Security Scanner
Probely
TripWire IP 360
Qualys Community Edition
1. SolarWinds Network Configuration Manager (NCM)
SolarWinds Network Configuration Manager (NCM) is a capable tool offering a wide range of features for countering vulnerabilities. A lot of times, any misconfiguration of networking equipment, servers, and other applications in an enterprise environment opens doors for threat actors to exploit a vulnerability. Network Configuration Manager provides a smart approach to avoiding such attacks. It automates configuration management, reducing admin workloads in repetitive tasks, and helps you meet compliance mandates. You can also carry out detailed vulnerability assessment as the tool integrates with the National Vulnerability Database—which can help you counter new evolving threats with ease. The tool also offers a free evaluation with full functionality for a 30-day period.
2. ManageEngine Vulnerability Manager Plus
ManageEngine Vulnerability Manager Plus is a comprehensive tool for patch management, vulnerability assessment, and protection against zero-day attacks. The tool's patch management feature allows you to keep all common systems and applications up to date with the latest definitions; it supports 250 third-party applications. Further, you can enforce security best practices for maintaining strong passwords and allowing access as per the principle of least privilege. The tool also offers executive reports, role-based administration, and antivirus auditing features, which make it stand apart in the market. The tool offers three editions as per the different needs of organizations, and all of them are available free of cost for evaluation purposes. You can learn more about the pricing and features here.
3. Paessler PRTG
Paessler PRTG is popular among security professionals, as the tool offers a highly intuitive interface and a unified dashboard for monitoring the network, applications, servers, and more. The tool uses technologies like NetFlow and packet sniffing to analyze network traffic. It offers a host of features to ensure your organization's firewall is configured properly, Windows workstations and servers are receiving the latest updates, ports are opened as per best practices, and antivirus software is working properly. Its centralized monitoring helps you stay on top of your environment with minimal effort.
4. Rapid7 Nexpose
Rapid7 Nexpose is an on-premises vulnerability scanner, which can be an ideal solution for enterprises seeking higher performance. It's a powerful tool using a unique risk rating mechanism, which scores different vulnerabilities and threats on a scale of 1000. The tool's "Adaptive Security" feature provides resistance against new vulnerabilities posed by the addition of new devices in a network. In addition to providing real-time scanning, it also helps you improve compliance with integrated policy scanning
5. Acunetix
Acunetix is a highly-scalable, fast, and powerful vulnerability scanner offering a high degree of automation. It claims to offer one of the highest SQL injection and XSS detection rates. The scanner covers more than 4000 web application vulnerabilities and can also scan open-source and custom apps for critical code-level flaws with high accuracy. The sleek and intuitive interface helps you carry out vulnerability assessments and create multiple technical and compliance reports within minutes.
6. BeyondTrust Network Security Scanner
BeyondTrust Network Security Scanner is a powerful tool capable of scanning your on-premises network, databases, virtualized resources, web services, containers, and even IoT devices. The tool is ideal for organizations that have made early investments in IoT and want visibility into their fragmented environment with numerous devices working on different protocols and architectures. At the same time, the tool offers all basic and advanced features for vulnerability management. In fact, the vulnerability scanner is available on a standalone basis and can be deployed as a host-based solution or integrated with your enterprise security suite. The flexible deployment options, along with the ability to monitor unlimited IPs, makes BeyondTrust Network Security Scanner one of the most cost-effective solutions in its class.
7. Probely
Probely is a lesser-known, yet a highly capable tool, commonly used by developers. The tool continuously scans your web applications and can generate PCI-DSS and OWASP compliance reports. In case the tool finds a vulnerability in your web applications, it suggests remedial actions (with code-snippets for developers). The tool also offers a Jenkins plugin, which developers commonly integrate into their CI/CD pipelines for vulnerability testing.
8. TripWire IP 360
Tripwire IP360 is another leading vulnerability scanning product known for its exceptional auto-discovery and reporting features. It's a highly scalable product, offering granular visibility into your network. The tool supports the monitoring of hybrid cloud environments and even container-based applications. It offers open APIs to integrate with leading security solutions, help-desks, and asset management tools. It also intelligently prioritizes and classifies different vulnerabilities to mitigate issues efficiently without raising constant alerts. Another major differentiator for the product is the minimal footprint and bandwidth consumption of its agentless architecture. You can learn more about the product features, request an evaluation, or get pricing details here.
9. OpenVAS
The Open Vulnerability Assessment System (OpenVAS) is a free, open-source tool offering a comprehensive suite of services for vulnerability management. The scanner receives threat intelligence feed from over 50,000 routinely updated vulnerability tests. The tool is built for Linux and is ideal for software professionals who can bear with the steep learning curve. There is also a paid version available with dedicated support and regular updates.
10. Qualys Community Edition
Qualys Community Edition is another free option available as part of the Qualys Cloud Platform, which caters to a large security community. The free version is appropriate for small organizations, as it has certain limitations on the number of assets monitored. However, the paid version can help you out with a comprehensive vulnerability assessment across your distributed IT environment.
Best Network Configuration Management Tools
Top 5 Network Troubleshooting Tools
Top Network Latency Testing Tools


What are you doing in Winnipeg? Visiting grandson Oliver and translating when not busy, and watching Raonic beat Federer - good game!
in his presence as a root from arid earth.
Neither handsome he was, nor honoured.
And if we see him, there is no charisma to attract us.
I always have to see the verse in different media. I'll keep posting as I go - verse by verse.
Shared Words in Isaiah chapters 54 and 55. This list excludes עת,את,על.
Below I have listed all the shared words between Isaiah 53 and Isaiah 54. My wonder is whether the prophet considers these two chapters to be connected in their content. This list excludes עת,את,על.
This speaks to shared content of the two chapters. Was the reversal deliberately used as a rhetorical device?
Translating the Hebrew of Isaiah 54 - step 1.


text:
Encyclopaedia of Islam, Second Edition
Get access Subject: Middle East and Islamic Studies
Edited by: P. Bearman, Th. Bianquis, C.E. Bosworth, E. van Donzel and W.P. Heinrichs
The Encyclopaedia of Islam (Second Edition) Online sets out the present state of our knowledge of the Islamic World. It is a unique and invaluable reference tool, an essential key to understanding the world of Islam, and the authoritative source not only for the religion, but also for the believers and the countries in which they live.
Subscriptions: see Brill.com
D - Dg
Dh - Dn
Do - Du
Dv - Dz
al-Dabarān
(5 words)
[see nud̲j̲ūm ].
Source: Encyclopaedia of Islam, Second Edition
Ḍabb
Author(s): Kopf, L.
, the thorn-tail lizard ( Uromastix spinipes). Cognate synonyms exist in other Semitic languages. The animal, found in abundance in the homeland of the Arabs, is often mentioned and described in ancient poetry and proverbs. Much of the information on the animal derives from just these sources which are freely quoted in later zoological works. The ḍabb was eaten by the ancient Arabs who relished it as tasty food; still it is reported that the tribe of Tamīm, who were especially fond of eating it, were ridiculed on that account by…
Dābba
Author(s): Abel, A.
, (plur. dawābb ), any living creature which keeps its body horizontal as it moves, generally quadruped. In particular, beast of burden or packanimal: horse, donkey, mule, camel (cf. Lane, s.v.). Burāḳ, the legendary steed ridden by the Prophet at his ascension ( miʿrād̲j̲ ), is given the name dābba by al-G̲h̲īṭī and in the commentaries. The word acquires a particular significance from its use in the Ḳurʾān, XXVII, 82 in the sense of the archetypal "Beast", equivalent to the term θήριον in the Apocalypse of St. John. The …
Ḍabba
Author(s): Caskel, W.
b. Udd b. Ṭābīk̲h̲a b. al-Yās ( K̲h̲indif ) b. Muḍar b. Nizār b. Maʿadd was the eponymous hero of the well known Arab tribe of that name. With their "nephews" ʿUkl b. ʿAwf, Taym, ʿAdī, and T̲h̲awr b. ʿAbd Manāt b. Udd, Ḍabba formed a confederacy called al-Ribāb. The Ribāb were in alliance with Saʿd b. Zayd Manāt, the greatest clan of Tamīm. This alliance has never been broken by the other confederates. These, indeed, were formations of rather moderate size, whereas the Ḍabba by means of their power sometimes were able to follow their own policy. Of the three clans of Ḍabba, Ṣuraym had in the…
Dabbāg̲h̲
Author(s): Beg, M. A. J.
(a.), "tanner", frequent as a nisba in mediaeval and modern Arabic. In pre-Islamic Arabia, the tanners were Jewish craftsmen. During the lifetime of the Prophet, his Companions, such as al-Ḥārit̲h̲ b. Ṣabīra, Sawda, Asmāʾ bint ʿAmīs and others, were associated with tanning. Saʿd b. ʿĀʾid̲h̲ al-Ḳaraẓ, one of the Companions of Muḥammad, was busy trading in fruit of the acacia ( ḳaraẓ ) which was widely used as a material for the processing of leather. During the Umayyad, ʿAbbāsid and Mamlūk periods, there were many Jewish and Arab trade…
al-Dabbāg̲h̲, Abū Zayd ʿAbd al-Raḥmān
Author(s): Talbi, M.
Muḥammad b. ʿAlī b. ʿAbd Allāh al-Anṣārī al-Usaydī , b. 605/1208-9, d. 699/1300, was, according to the eyewitness and probably interested testimony of al-ʿAbdarī, the unique true scholar in al-Ḳayrawān of his time. If one can believe an anecdote which states that he owed his cognomen of al-Dabbag̲h̲ to the fact that his great-grandfather disguised himself as a tanner in order to avoid the office of ḳāḍī , he must have stemmed from an ancient family of Ḳayrawānī faḳīhs . Al-ʿAbdarī, who visited him in 688/1289 and received from him a general id̲j̲āza for the transm…
al-Ḍabbī, Abū D̲j̲aʿfar
Author(s): Seybold, C.F.
Aḥmad b. Yahyā b. Aḥmad b. ʿAmīra , an Andalusian scholar of the 6th/12th century. According to the information that he gives us in his works concerning himself and his family, he was born at Vélez, to the west of Lorca, and he began his studies in Lorca. He travelled in North Africa (Ceuta, Marrākus̲h̲, Bougie) and even reached Alexandria, but he appears to have spent the greater part of his life at Murcia. He died at the end of Rabī II 599/beginning of 1203. Of his writings only…
al-Ḍabbī, Abū ʿIkrima
[see al-mufaḍḍal ].
Dābiḳ
Author(s): Sourdel, D.
, a locality in the ʿAzāz region of northern Syria. It lies on the road from Manbid̲j̲ to Anṭākiya (Ṭabarī, iii, 1103) upstream from Aleppo on the river Nahr Ḳuwayḳ. In Assyrian times its name was Dabigu , to become Dabekôn in Greek. It lies on the edge of the vast plain of Mard̲j̲ Dābiḳ where, under the Umayyads and ʿAbbāsids, troops were stationed prior to being sent on operations against Byzantine territory. The Umayyad caliph Sulaymān b. ʿAbd al-Malik lived in Dābiḳ for some time, and after his death and buri…
Dabīḳ
Author(s): Wiet, G.
(variant forms Dabḳa and Dabḳū ) was a locality in the outer suburbs of Damietta, noted for the manufacture of high quality woven material, which it exported to the whole of the Muslim empire. The location of Dabīḳ cannot be fixed more exactly. It is found mentioned along with other cities that have disappeared, such as S̲h̲aṭā, Tinnīs, or Tūna, which were probably on the islands of Lake Menzāleh. Fine cloths embossed with gold were made there, and, during the Fāṭimid period, turbans of multicoloured linen. These textiles were so sumptious that dabīḳī soon became …
Dabīl
[see dwīn ]
Dabīr
Author(s): Bosworth, C. E.
(p.) "scribe, secretary", the term generally used in the Persian cultural world, including the Indo-Muslim one (although in the later centuries it tended to be supplanted by the term munshī , so that Yule-Burnell, Hobson-Jobson , a glossary of Anglo-Indian colloquial words and phrases, London 1886, 328, record "dubeer" as being in their time "quite obsolete in Indian usage"), as the equivalent of Arabic kātib and Turkish yazi̊d̲j̲i̊ ,. The word appears as dipīr / dibīr (Pahlavi orthography dpy ( w) r, see D.N. MacKenzie, A concise Pahlavi dictionary, London 1971, 26) in Sāsānid Per…
Dabīr, Salāmat ʿAlī
Author(s): S̲h̲afīʿ, Muḥammad
, Mīrzā , Lakhnawī , an Urdū poet, who devoted himself to writing and reciting highly devotional elegies on the death of the martyrs of Karbalā. He was a son of Mīrzā G̲h̲ulām Ḥusayn, who is claimed to be a grandson of Mullā Hās̲h̲im S̲h̲īrāzī (a brother of the famous Ahlī of S̲h̲īrāz, d. 934/1536-7). Salāmat ʿAlī was born in Ballīmārān, Dihlī on 11 Ḏj̲umāda I 1218/29 August 1803; he accompanied his father as a child to Lucknow and there received a good education. He studied all the usual Persian and Arabic texts on religious and foreign sciences ( manḳūl wa maʿḳūl ) from well-known ʿulamāʾ …
Dabistān al-Mad̲h̲āhib
Author(s): Horovitz, J. | Massé, H.
, "The school of religions", a work in Persian describing the different religions of and in particular the religious situation in Hindustān in the 11th/17th century; it is the most complete account in the Persian language, later than the Bayān al-adyān (6th/12th century), which is accurate but concise, and than the Tabṣirat al-ʿawāmm (7th/13th century), written from the S̲h̲īʿite point of view. The sources of the Dabistān derive partly from the sacred books of the different religious persuasions, partly from verbal information given to th…
Ḍābiṭ
Author(s): Lewis, B.
, in Turkish zabit , an Ottoman term for certain functionaries and officers, later specialized to describe officers in the armed forces. In earlier Ottoman usage Ḍābiṭ seems to indicate a person in charge or in control of a matter or of ( ? the revenues of) a place ( e.g. Ewḳāf ḍābiṭi , Wilāyet ḍābiṭi etc.; examples, some with place-names, in Halit Ongan, Ankara'nın I Numaralı Şer'iye Sicili , Ankara 1958, index, and L. Fekete, Die Siyāqat-Schrift , i, Budapest 1955, 493 ff.; cf. the Persian usage in the sense of collector — Minorsky, Tad̲h̲kirat al-Mulūk , index). The…
Ḍabṭ
(29 words)
, assessment of taxable land by measurement, applied under the later Dihlī sultanate and the Mug̲h̲als; land so measured is called ḍabṭī . See Ḍarība , 6.
Ḍabṭiyya
, in Turkish zabtiyye , a late Ottoman term for the police and gendarmerie. Police duties, formerly under the control of various janissary officers, were placed under the jurisdiction of the Serʿasker ([ q.v.] see also bāb-i serʿaskerī ) in 1241/ 1826, and in 1262/1846 became a separate administration, the Ḍabṭiyee Mus̲h̲īriyyeti (Ḷutfī iii 27-8). At about the same time a council of police ( med̲j̲lis-i ḍabṭiyye ) was established, which was later abolished and replaced by two quasi-judicial bodies, the dīwān-i ḍabṭiyye and med̲j̲lis-i taḥḳīḳ- After several further changes the mus̲h̲īr…
Ḍabuʿ
Author(s): Viré, F.
, Ḍabʿ (A. ḍubʿ , ḍubuʿ , ḍibāʿ , aḍbuʿ , maḍbaʿa ), grammatically feminine singular nouns designating the hyena (Persian: kaftār , Turkish: ṣi̊rtlan , Berber: ifis , pl. ifisen ) irrespective of sex or species (see Ch. Pellat, Sur quelques noms d'animaux en arabe classique , in GLECS, viii, 95-9). From this vague generic term, additional forms have been derived to differentiate the sexes: ḍibʿān , pl. ḍabāʿīn for the male (alongside d̲h̲īk̲h̲ , pl. d̲h̲uyūk̲h̲ ) and ḍibʿāna , pl. - āt , for the female. The word ḍabuʿ (preferable to ḍabʿ ) is of Sumero-Akkadian origi…
Dabūsiyya
, a town of mediaeval Transoxania, in the region of Soghdia, and lying on a canal which led southwards from the Nahr Ṣug̲h̲d and on the Samarḳand-Karmīniyya-Buk̲h̲ārā road. The site is marked by the ruins of Ḳalʿa-yi Dabūs near the modern village of Ziyaudin (=Ḍiyāʾ al-Dīn), according to Barthold, Turkestan3 , 97. It lay in a prosperous and well-watered area, say the mediaeval geographers, and Muḳaddasī, 324, cf. R.B. Serjeant, Islamic textiles, material for a history up to the Mongol conquest, Beirut 101, mentions in particular the brocade cloth known as Wad̲h̲ārī produced there. Dabūsi…
Dābūya
Author(s): Spuler, B.
( Dābōē ), the founder of the Dābūyid dynasty in Gīlān [ q.v.]. The tribe claimed to be of Sāsānid extraction through Dābūya's father, Gīl Gāwbāra. Their residence was the town of Fūman [ q.v.]. The dynasty clung to Zoroastrianism for a long time, and repeatedly defended the land against the Arabs, until the last ruler, K̲h̲ūrs̲h̲īd̲h̲ II (758/60, 141 or 142 A.H.) had to flee before the superior force of the ʿAbbāsids, and put an end to his own life in Daylam (Ṭabarī, iii, 139 f.). One of his daughters, whose name is unknown, became the wife of the Caliph al-Manṣūr. The names of the members of t…
Display: 20| 50| 100 items per page

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


text:
Explore The Stranger
The Stranger Character List
'The Stranger' operates in a world that feels exceedingly ordinary, with a range of different characters in the novel.
The world is transformed and remade through the eyes of the main character Meursault. His morals, or lack thereof, drive the novel and lead to its fateful ending.
He is a French Algerian who is emotionally detached from his surroundings. Meursault begins the novel learning of his mother's death. He is seen often speaking his mind, despite the consequences, and showing an unwillingness to assert his own opinion over major life decisions, such as marrying Marie. Although The Stranger is a first-person narrative novel, the reader gets little insight into why Meursault acts the way he does. This is seen most clearly when Meursault kills the mistress' brother on the beach.
Marie Cardona
Meursault's co-worker, casual girlfriend, and then-fiancé. They spend time tougher at the beach, attending a movie, and having sex. She asks him if he'd like to get married and if he loves her. To the former he's indifferent and to the latter, he says he doesn't think so. Marie decides she wants to marry him and becomes excited about the idea. She goes with Meursault to the beach, along with Raymond, and is visibly upset by Raymond's injuries. Marie later visits Mersault in prison and testifies at his trial.
Raymond Sintès
Meursault's neighbor and possible pimp, he invites Meursault in for blood sausage one evening as decides they should be friends. He's bent on getting revenge on a mistress who h believes cheated on him and asks for Meursault's help. As is his way, Meursault agrees to write a letter to him. Raymond is later seen assaulting this woman and after being let off with a warning invites Marie and Meursault to the beach. There, he fights with the mistress' brother and is cut by a knife. It is with his gun that Meursault kills the brother.
A friend of Raymond's and the owner of the beach house Raymond, Meursault and Marie come to stay at.
The Arab
The only name that was given to the brother of the mistress. He is shot and killed by Meursault on the beach. He's seen prior to this observing Raymond at the apartment building.
Salamano
An old man and neighbor of Meursault. He has a small, mangy dog he abuses and which then runs away. He expresses a mixture of grief and anger over its loss and Meursault tries to help him.
Tomas Pérez
A friend of Meursault's mother at the nursing home. He was allowed to come to the funeral procession and struggled in the heat to keep up with the car. He testifies at Meursault's trial.
The owner of Meursault's favorite cafe, he testifies at the trial.
Categories The Stranger
Home » Albert Camus » The Stranger » Character List
Baldwin, Emma. "The Stranger Character List". Book Analysis, https://bookanalysis.com/albert-camus/the-stranger/character-list/. Accessed 18 January 2022.


text:
GAME PREDICTIONS
Game Predictions | Bills vs. Bengals | Monday Night Football
Chris Jenkins
Senior Director of Content
Dawson Knox catch and run. Buffalo Bills vs Cincinnati Bengals, September 22, 2019 at New Era Field. Photo by Bill Wippert
The Bills are 1.0 point favorites this week according to Caesars Sportsbook as the team prepares to face the Cincinnati Bengals on the road for Monday Night Football.
The Bills can clinch the No. 1 seed in the AFC playoffs with a win and a loss by the Kansas City Chiefs (vs. Denver Broncos).
Visit here for the most up-to-date lines from Caesars Sportsbook
Here's a list of game predictions from NFL analysts.
Gregg Rosenthal | NFL.com
No disrespect to the Power Rankings, but I believe the top three teams in the NFL are in the AFC. One of them -- the loser of this game -- will likely have to win on the road against the other two just to make the Super Bowl. That makes this game potentially huge, especially if the Bills want to avoid a rematch in Cincinnati in the Divisional Round.
It's a concern for Cincinnati that Buffalo is the better running team here, but the Bengals have just the receivers and indefatigable quarterback needed to hurt the Bills where they are weakest: cornerback. Ultimately, I trust Buffalo's defense, especially its pass rush, a bit more to pull off the win.
Prediction: Bills 28, Bengals 26
Michael David Smith, Mike Florio | Pro Football Talk
MDS's take: What should be a highly entertaining Monday night game will end with the Bills maintaining their position atop the AFC.
MDS's pick: Bills 31, Bengals 28.
Florio's take: The road to the Super Bowl once again goes through Kansas City, thanks to the team that has beaten the Chiefs three times in the 2022 calendar year.
Florio's pick: Bengals 30, Bills 27.
5 things to watch for in Bills vs. Bengals | Monday Night Football
Josh Allen's connection with Joe Burrow, Mitch Morse's return and Bills injury updates
Bills Backers of Cincinnati & N. Kentucky set to host Bills Mafia for Monday Night Football
Sheil Kapadia | The Ringer
The Bengals lost right tackle La'el Collins to a torn ACL last week and will now turn to Hakeem Adeniji, who was a big part of the team's struggles up front last season. It's gone a little under the radar, but the Bengals have had the good fortune of starting the same five offensive linemen for every game this season. Now, with the playoffs two weeks away, they face some adversity up front.
It wasn't the prettiest win for the Bills last week, but they took care of business in the second half against the Bears and now lead the NFL with a plus-157 point differential. Buffalo's run game has really improved, and while the team's Super Bowl fortunes still rest mostly on Josh Allen, the Bills have shown they can win in different ways.
These are two legit Super Bowl contenders that I've been high on all season long. I worry about the Bills' ability to cover Cincinnati's wide receivers, but the Bengals could have a hard time protecting Joe Burrow. It's a coin-flip game that I can't wait to watch, but give me the Bills in what hopefully turns out to be a classic.
What to watch for: It doesn't get much bigger than this. Two of the AFC's teams are squaring off on Week 17 on Monday Night Football. The Bills are looking to keep pace with Kansas City for the AFC's No. 1 playoff seed. With a win, Cincinnati will keep its hopes of being the top seed alive and also hold the three-way tiebreaker over the Bills and K.C. -- Ben Baby
Bold prediction: The two quarterbacks and passing offenses in this matchup will get significant attention, but it is the team with more success on the ground that will determine the winner. The Bengals have rushed for less than 100 yards in each of the last two games, and the Bills' defense has been up and down against the run. The Bills' offense is coming off the team's best rushing performance in the last six years (254 yards). Controlling the ball will be important in this game, and running the ball effectively would go a long way in taking the ball out of the opposing quarterback's hands. -- Alaina Getzenberg
Betting nugget: Cincinnati is 12-1 ATS in its past 13 games and a league-best 12-3 ATS this season.
Moody's pick: Bills 31, Bengals 28
Walder's pick: Bills 35, Bengals 17
Pete Prisco | CBS Sports
This is the game of the week with two of the best teams in the NFL set to face off. The Bills are playing consecutive road games, but they get an extra day of rest, which helps. Both teams can score on offense, which means this could be a shootout. I'll go with Josh Allen to get the best of it against Joe Burrow.
Pick: Bills 34, Bengals 31
David Hill | New York Times
The total of 49.5 points is the biggest of the week, based on these two teams' scoring capabilities: The Bills have a +157 scoring differential and the Bengals keep outperforming the market's expectations, going 12-3 against the spread this season (26-10 against it since last season). With Buffalo fighting to fend off Kansas City for the A.F.C.'s top seed, and Cincinnati trying to stave off Baltimore in the A.F.C. North, this should be a competitive, fun game between two of the best teams in the N.F.L. We're trusting the home underdogs to cover one more time.
Pick: Bengals +1.5
Bill Bender | Sporting News
This is a mega-Monday Night Football matchup with all sorts of implications, and it could be foreshadowing for the AFC Divisional playoffs. The Bengals have won seven straight games, and they covered the spread all seven times in that stretch. Buffalo has lost two road games by a combined total of five points this season. This matchup will not disappoint, but we're going to stick with the home team – and the over.
Pick: Bengals 31, Bills 28
Game Predictions | Bills vs. Bengals | AFC Divisional Round
Bengals have won nine-straight. The Bills have won their last eight. What streak will end on Sunday? Check out what the national experts are predicting
Game Predictions | Bills vs. Dolphins | Wild Card Weekend
It's win or go home time! Check out what the experts are predicting for Buffalo's Wild Card playoff game against the Miami Dolphins.
Game Predictions | Bills vs. Bears | Week 16
Will the Bills clinch the AFC East title on Saturday? Check out what the experts are predicting.
Game Predictions | Bills vs. Dolphins | Week 15
Will Buffalo avenge its Week 3 loss to Miami? Check out what the experts are predicting for Saturday's game.
Game Predictions | Bills vs. Jets | Week 14
With a win, the Bills can clinch their fourth consecutive season with 10 wins. Will it happen this week? Check out what the experts are predicting.
Game predictions | Bills vs. Patriots | Thursday Night Football
Will the Bills win their first division game of 2022? Find out what the experts are predicting for Thursday Night Football.
Game predictions | Bills vs. Lions | Thanksgiving
The Bills will look to win their second consecutive game on Thanksgiving.
Game predictions | Bills vs. Browns in Detroit | Week 11
The game has been moved to Detroit due to a snowstorm in Buffalo. Will the move favor the Bills or Browns? Check out what the experts say.
Game Predictions | Bills vs. Vikings | Week 10
The Bills have a seven-game home winning streak while the Vikings are riding a six-game win streak overall? Which streak will continue? Check out what national analysts are picking for Sunday.
Game predictions | Bills vs. Jets | Week 9
Will the Bills win their fifth straight game against the Jets? Check out what the experts are predicting for Sunday's game.
Game predictions | Bills vs. Packers | Sunday Night Football
Aaron Rodgers has won 13 straight primetime games. The Bills are 6-0 at home against Green Bay. Which winning streak will come to an end? Find out what the national experts are predicting.


Clarke Energy has acquired the Bangladesh arm of Orient Power Systems and GE Jenbacher has appointed Clarke Energy as distributor and service provider for Jenbacher gas engines in Bangladesh.
Bangladesh has large domestic reserves of natural gas. These resources have been utilised to deliver stable supplies of power in Bangladesh for a number of years. The country offers great opportunities for reciprocating gas engine technology, particularly for the independent power producer and captive power plant segments.
Jenbacher has a successful track record in Bangladesh with over 450 gas engines installed to date in the country, each with an electrical output of between 0.3-4.4MW. This installed base helps to maintain stable power supplies for the population and industry. The country was previously served by Orient Energy Systems. Clarke Energy has acquired 120 employees from the previous distributor and service provider. This team will form the nucleus of the new operations with Clarke Energy operating a policy of localisation; training local people to the highest international standards. This will also give customers comfort that their units will continue to be served with the highest levels of product support.
The Bangladesh operations will benefit from their proximity to Clarke Energy's existing operations in India and Bengali speaking team in Kolkata.
The focus of Clarke Energy's new operations will be to develop an advanced service infrastructure with in-country parts stockholding, further train and develop the Bangladesh service team and to expand Jenbacher's installed base in this significant gas to power segment. Clarke Energy provides added value to the core Jenbacher product through the engineering, installation and maintenance of power plants using the generation assets. Clarke Energy places the highest importance on compliance with all local and international regulations and integrity is a core company value.
Jamie Clarke, Chief Executive Officer of Clarke Energy stated 'This is an important milestone for Clarke Energy which will further expand our global operations and our presence in South Asia. There is a large Jenbacher installed base in Bangladesh and existing customers will benefit from our after-sales support ethos. It is our intention from the outset to focus on increasing in-country spare parts and service engineer coverage in order to help support the continuing high operational availability of Jenbacher units in Bangladesh'.


Google indexing strange spam sub-domain in my site !!!
Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by 5aa5, Jul 19, 2011.
i checked my site in google search engine and got some sub-domain unknown and strange !! you can see that in my attach file.
after that i checked in Cpanel/WHM root i didn't find these sub-domain. it's just in google search engine.all password with me no one use it.
who created these sub-domain!!? and how delete it from my server !!
i need help how it happened !!
You are going to have to provide an example of one of the subdomains actually used. The image purposely blurs the full url to know what it happened to be.


Ford Focus Titanium 2.0 petrol, top of the range, great condition inside and out. Special offer on this vehicle our screen price includes new timing belt replacement. Also new MOT issued at point of sale plus 3 month parts and labour warranty. Test drivea by appointment, call now to avoid disappointment, credit and debit cards accepted part exchange always considered.


It is our jobs as dog parents to take care of our dogs in all ways. We don't wait till a problem arises with their health and then figure it out. We are proactive, give them the care they need, and do everything in our power to keep them happy AND healthy. So we were very willing to try this product out.
What is it though? We have seen many products on the market for hip and joint health, so why is this different? Um, ask Brickle. It taste yummy!
Brickle said he would explain what the product was, but he would like to keep eating these soft and chewy treats instead and will now refer you to the company's website to give you a full run down. You don't argue with the Sheriff.
"Our H3 Essentials Hip and Joint Chews provide comfort by helping reduce inflammation and strengthen cartilage in older dogs and can be used as a preventative measure in younger dogs. Delicious Chewy Chicken Flavored Treats! Because that's what Dogs LOVE!
Ok, so…this product rocks. But how do you use it? And is it good for small AND big dogs? Yes! Each package has the daily recommended dosage for your dog by weight. While testing it, we liked to space out their dosage. Brickle and Digby seemed to have a new kick in their step after a week of regular treats. And I was thrilled. It's no secret that Digby Pancake likes to sleep, and during the past few months, I have noticed he has a ruffer time getting up and down. Not after trying this product!
So if you have have a mature or older dog, or a younger dog you would like to get on preventative health and joint care, this product is for you. It is listed on sale right now on their website at $18.95…and folks, this is a BIG bag!
We never recommend a product we don't believe in. It's just not "us". Plus, Sheriff Peanut Butter Brickle and Deputy Digby Pancake have their arrest reports ready for situations like this.
So check out H3 Essentials Hip and Joint Support for a healthy dog that is just waiting to get outside! Get active, go on a hike today and pack some of these great supplements in that backpack. We are! We want Brickle and Digby to be with us furever on our hikes. It wouldn't be the same without them.
You can feel confident in ordering direct from their website with free shipping on all orders over $35!


November 17, 2009 By Joe | Heads up: Buying via our links may result in us getting a commission. Here's why.
John Paul Jones from Led Zeppelin, Dave Grohl from The Foo Fighters, Josh Homme from Queens of the Stone age prepare to take over the world.


I was searching for a Property and found this listing (MLS® #S5013629). Please send me more information regarding 1295 Seasons Blvd, Kissimmee, FL, 34746. Thank you!
I'd like to request a showing of 1295 Seasons Blvd, Kissimmee, FL, 34746 (MLS® #S5013629). Thank you!


text:
Topic : public-private partnership
Public-private partnership formed to test Metra reverse-commute
Rail| October 10, 2018
Metra to work with businesses and governments to add Milwaukee North trains
Calif.'s High-Speed Rail Charges Up as Expertise, Leadership Look Ahead
Rail| May 30, 2018
By 2033, the first high-speed rail system in the U.S. will whisk passengers from San Francisco to Los Angeles in under three hours at speeds above 200 mph.
Bind the gap: Resolving transit's first-and-last-mile challenge
In November 2016, voters approved about 70% of public transit initiatives on ballots across America, but we all acknowledge that the connections between systems remain a critical challenge — particularly, the "first-and-last-mile" challenge.
Management & Operations| September 25, 2017
L.A. Metro to invest $9M in affordable housing near transit
The Metro Affordable Transportation Connected Housing Program is part of a public-private partnership to loan money to developers to build more affordable housing within a half-mile of transit lines, which in turn could encourage more ridership.
Rail| July 25, 2017
Canadian infrastructure bank possible financing option for U.S.-Canada high-speed line
The Trudeau government's soon-to-be-launched, $35-billion infrastructure bank will seek to use public funds as leverage to attract billions more in private investment for major infrastructure projects, such as bridges, transit systems, and rail lines.
Keolis, MBTA to improve commuter rail ticket checking
Estimates suggest that up to $24 million in uncollected fare could be recovered through a ticket-checking modernization initiative and other tactics.
MBTA, STV, partners launch new Boston Landing Station
The station provides a vital link to the popular shoe and athletic apparel company's 250,000-square-foot world headquarters and the overall Boston Landing development, encompassing 2.15 million square feet of office/lab, sports, entertainment, retail, hotel, and residential space.
Mobility| July 10, 2017
Pub Perspective: Growth in contracting gives agencies more tools in the toolbox
As public transportation budgets and political support have grown in the U.S. and elsewhere, so too has the interest in using private operators. Whether out of local political climate or a desire to have more flexible options for delivering services, outsourcing presents both challenges and opportunities.
Sustainability| June 16, 2017
Trillium opens CNG station in York, Pa.
The P3 project will provide CNG to more than 1,600 buses at transit agencies across Pennsylvania. rabbittransit has one CNG bus, and eight additional CNG buses will be delivered next month
Overcoming obstacles in mobility on-demand public-private agreements
The recent rise of "mobility on demand" services like Uber and Zipcar has shifted society's understanding of transportation systems and how they operate. Governments, advocates, and communities are responding by experimenting with their relationships to these services to ensure that on-demand options work with transportation networks to benefit public mobility.


text:
A budget that does nothing to prepare us for the Brexit fallout
PUBLISHED: 09:14 10 March 2017 | UPDATED: 05:24 13 March 2017
Philip Hammond, U.K. chancellor of the exchequer, poses for a photograph following a Bloomberg Television interview at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland, on Thursday, Jan. 19, 2017. World leaders, influential executives, bankers and policy makers attend the 47th annual meeting of the World Economic Forum in Davos from Jan. 17 - 20. Photographer: Simon Dawson/Bloomberg via Getty Images
© 2017 Bloomberg Finance LP
The Chancellor's spreadsheets show we are already paying the price of Brexit, yet still nothing is done to protect us from its full, looming impact
Sorry is supposed to be the hardest word to say, but for the Chancellor this week it seemed that Brexit was far tougher to get past his teeth. Six thousand seven hundred and forty seven words in total, and not a single mention of the B-word in his budget.
Now you might have thought that he would pepper his speech with references to our departure from the EU, bashing us Remoaners over the head with the fact that economy has been more resilient this year than we feared before the vote.
He could have pointed to the fact that the deficit is set to be £16 billion less this year than he anticipated last November. Or the better than expected performance of the jobs market. Even the bounce back in average earnings versus previous forecasts. But he didn't. Because he knows those minor and short-term improvements are nothing compared with the grim prospects for the medium and long term that the Chancellor's Office for Budget Responsibility predicts once Brexit really bites.
The OBR, in stark contrast, mentions Brexit, or its effects, on almost every one of its two hundred page forecast. The key assumption in their analysis is that Britain will leave the EU in April 2019, two years after the Prime Minister triggers Article 50, and they are crystal clear about what that will mean for our economy: slower growth in business investment and private consumption, lesser trade activity and lower economic performance overall.
Independent and impartial, the OBR says we will import less as our economy slows, and export fewer goods as we shift to enjoy a smaller share of EU markets. In cash terms, it means borrowing starts to climb again next year, rising a £100 billion higher over the next six years than Government planned just 12 months ago, while debt continues to rise from £1.6 trillion to £1.9 trillion by 2022. Taking back control of rising debts for our children.
The welcome, recent rise in earnings will be wiped out too, as wage growth falls back even more than was expected in November. By 2022 mean annual pay will be £1,200 lower than the Government predicted pre-referendum. That means wages will still be below the levels enjoyed by average families back in 2007, an unprecedented fifteen years of shrinking incomes in our country. The worst decade for wage growth in more than 200 hundred years!
And how could wages do anything other than fall back when growth of the economy overall has been revised down in this Budget even compared to the gloomy prognostications from funereal Phil just three months ago. Because even rarer than the word Brexit in his budget address was any acknowledgement that after the slightly better than expected performance of the economy in this last six months, the next six years look bleak.
Gross Domestic Product, the measure of total growth in the economy, is revised down in four out of the next six years, especially towards the back-end of the forecast, when the Brexit fallout really starts to rain down.
The OBR says our economy will be smaller in 2020 than they figured last year, while inflation will be higher and household spending lower. All this leading to the conclusion that the Government will now fail to meet its fiscal objective to "return the public finances to balance at the earliest possible date in the next Parliament".
Of course the Chancellor knows all this. Self-styled Spreadsheet Phil has run his slide-rule over the numbers and that's why he knew he needed to raise taxes this year. Now he could have decided to do so for big business, after all they've done pretty well out of this government, seeing their taxes fall from 28% when Labour left office to just 18% today. But Brexit, as Theresa May said in her Lancaster House speech, could mean Britain will need to follow an "alternative economic model in future", one with even lower tax rates for corporations and lesser security for their employees, and so Phil was going to do nothing to undermine his boss. So corporations got another penny off the rate they pay, as reward for their reducing investment.
Instead, in a move that some may find ironic, it was well-off white van man, self-employees earning £50k or more who were the first to feel the Brexit pinch yesterday. In a clear breach of the manifesto commitment made by the Conservatives at the last election, the Chancellor announced a rise in the level of National Insurance Contributions paid by self-employed workers. The justification, he said, was to correct the unfairness of such workers making lesser contributions than those employed by others.
The real reason, of course, was to milk £2 billion from the two million self-employed workers in Britain who have made up almost half the increase in all employment since 2008, and who traditionally enjoy some tax benefits to compensate for the extra insecurity and self-reliance that goes along with being your own boss.
Those hardest hit by the changes will be higher earning individuals in the legal, financial and other professions, for whom there has been a clear and unfair tax advantage to self-employment in recent years, and no doubt there will be few tears shed for them. But as incomes start to climb above £50,000, to salaries that are aspired to by self-employed tradesmen in many parts of Britain, then the offsetting increases in the personal allowance on Income Tax will fall away, and aspirational transit-drivers will also feel the squeeze.
In truth, most of the tax and spending measures in this budget were of marginal significance in the big picture of our pre-Brexit public finances. This was a holding pattern budget, a reflection in itself of the deep uncertainty in which we now find ourselves on our glide-path out of the EU. The Chancellor had a minor windfall in the better than expected performance this year, but chose not to spend it before we know how big the Brexit Bill will be. If it's anything like the £60 billion that most commentators expect then we can anticipate howls of protest, daubed in technicolour red, white and blue, from May and her mates at the Mail. They will blame the EU, of course, but what we should all remember is what that money might have paid for here in the UK: 270,000 primary school teachers, 24,000 secondary schools, 260,000 nurses, 166,000 new social homes, 1.8 million at the minimum wage and 1,200 miles of electrified train track. That will be the real cost in lost investment and opportunities for Britain.
Yet to borrow a phrase from Donald Rumsfeld, who I think of with a strange fondness in comparison with his successors, the Brexit bill for our divorce from Europe is just the unknown unknown.
More worrying in the long run are the known unknowns: like how Brexit helps us shake of half a century of underperformance in productivity, or deals with the impact of our aging population. Because as the Chancellor points out on page 39 of his own budget book, British output today lags Germany by fully 35%, and France by 27%, while the minimal growth we've enjoyed in recent years has been driven by immigration and the economic activity it feeds. If Phil has got a line in his spreadsheet that shows how lower immigration and lesser trade, with countries further from our shores, helps push up production here at home, I think the country needs to hear about it. And soon.
• Owen Smith is the Labour MP for Pontypridd


We at Team.Flatfy (hereinafter – Site) are fully committed to protecting your privacy and personal data. This privacy and personal data policy (referred to as the "Policy") explains how and for what purposes we use the information collected about you (also referred to as personal data). Please read this Policy carefully. By using this Site and any services we offer via this Site, you are agreeing and consenting to the processing of your data as set out below.
Information you give us: We will collect the information that you give to us when using our Site. We may also collect other information about you at the same time, such as details of the sort of property you are interested in, the cost and location of the property etc. We may also collect information that you provide to us when you register as a registered user (namely – your ID handle and e-mail address), request property email updates. We will also collect information that you provide to us by corresponding with us by phone, e-mail or otherwise.
Information we collect about you: This is different to \"information you give us\" because it relates to technical data that we collect. So for example, we may collect technical information that has the potential to identify you, such as the internet protocol (IP) address used to connect your computer to the internet, your login information, browser type and version, time zone setting, browser plug-in types and versions, operating system and platform. We may also collect information about your visit, including the full uniform resource locators (URL) clickstream to, through and from our Site (including date and time), products you viewed or searched for, page response times, download errors, length of visits to certain pages, page interaction information (such as scrolling, clicks and mouse-overs), methods used to browse away from the page and any phone number used to call our customer service number. We may also keep a record of the advertisers or partners you contact and the contents of the emails you send to them.
Information we receive about you from third parties: We may receive information about you if you use any of the other websites we operate or the other services we provide. In this case we will have informed you, when we collected that data, that it may be shared internally and combined with data collected on this Site. We are also working closely with third parties and may receive information about you from them (strictly in legal and appropriate way).
We store your Personal Data (taking into account all appropriate safety measures) for as long, as it's needed due to Main Uses, outlined above.
We retain and mimimize access to all personal information that we have collected from you or about you. Once in our possession, we will be responsible for that information and that information will be subject to any privacy terms or policies that we have in place.
The data that we collect from you may be transferred to, and stored at, a destination OUTSIDE the European Economic Area ("EEA"). It may be processed by dedicated staff operating outside the EEA who work for us or for one of our suppliers or contractors. Territories outside of the EEA may not have equivalent legal protections to those that apply within the EEA but we are under a duty to make sure that our suppliers and contractors located outside of the EEA continue to take all steps reasonably necessary to ensure that your data is treated securely and in accordance with this Policy. By submitting your personal data to us, you agree to this transfer, storing or processing.


text:
Home Social Media
How to Find Out if You Have Been Poked on Facebook
By Aaron Parson
Poking someone on Facebook lets that person know you're thinking of him. Receiving a poke may mean a friend wants to start a conversation, or it can be a simple "Hello." You can see who has poked you recently from your Facebook page or, if you enable notifications, directly in your email.
Seeing Pokes on Facebook
If you're on the Facebook website when you receive a poke, a notification will pop up in the corner of the screen as soon as you're poked. If you aren't on at the time, you can find pokes in the Notifications list by clicking the globe icon. You'll also see "Pokes" in your list of apps with the number of received pokes next to it. Click the app to see who poked you.
Poke Notifications
If you want to get an email every time you're poked, open your Facebook Account Settings and click "Notifications." Click "Edit" on the Email line and select "All notifications, except the ones you unsubscribe from." Press the "Turn On" link next to Pokes.
Facebook: Pokes
Facebook: How Do I Adjust My Email Notifications From Facebook?
Aaron Parson has been writing about electronics, software and games since 2006, contributing to several technology websites and working with NewsHour Productions. Parson holds a Bachelor of Arts from The Evergreen State College in Olympia, Wash.


Arizona seems to have become the unofficial spa capital of the world. Whether you come for a day, a week or a month, their award-winning destination spas offer treatments to ease whatever's ailing you – even if all you really need is a little pampering.
Here are some of the best spa treatments in the state. Your muscles might start relaxing just reading about them.
Inspired by Native American spirituality and Peruvian shamanic studies, this holistic approach to healing fuses bodywork with spiritual wisdom, sacred plants, artifacts and natural objects. Set an intention, then let the therapist work their magic on both the physical and emotional sources of your stress.
Put your best face forward with this age-defying facial. A copper complex keeps skin firm and supple, improving skin tone, renewing tissue and smoothing and relaxing expression lines. Warning: you may cause new smile lines when you see the results in the mirror.
This ultimate Southwestern experience starts with a sage-smudging ritual and ends, two hours later, with a soothing scalp massage. In between, you'll be scrubbed, rubbed, bathed, oiled and wrapped to a state of pure bliss.
Havasupai Falls Rejuvenation at Well & Being Spa at Fairmont Scottsdale Princess.
Performed in the only spa steam capsule in the state, this treatment covers your body in Aji's proprietary bentonite clay and gives it time to get absorbed into your pores while you receive a soothing scalp massage. Once the clay is removed, you'll be treated to a cedar and sage oil massage. You'll be gifted with a copy of the "Bluebird and the Coyote" legend to relive your experience at home.
Using the energies of the sacred turquoise gemstone, this Native American-inspired healing ritual creates a sense of deep relaxation. The body polish, mask and massage oil are infused with minerals, essential oils and the energy of the turquoise to strength and balance both the body and soul.
Combining the sacred power of water with the indigenous healing benefits of blue corn and aloe, this new body treatment includes a nourishing exfoliation and Vichy shower cleanse. Your skin will welcome and absorb it like rain after a drought.
Feel those tight muscles relax as they're massaged with extracts of arnica, sage, lavender and spearmint. Steaming hot towels applied throughout the treatment promote the anti-inflammatory and healing properties of the essential oils.
Joya Spa at Omni Scottsdale Resort and Spa at Montelucia.
An aromatic blend of cinnamon, nutmeg and mandarin is transformed into a creamy exfoliating scrub, which is followed by a hydrating full-body massage and hot coconut oil foot therapy. It's a delight for the senses.
Give your skin a head-to-toe dose of vitamin c as your body is scrubbed and moisturized with luxurious oil, your hair and scalp are massaged with a citrus conditioner, your face is cleansed and drenched with antioxidants, and your lips are plumped with a firming serum. You'll wish this vitamin c-filled treatment were a daily requirement.
Developed in Thailand to ease the aches and pains of battle-weary warriors, this treatment combines warm herbal pouches with traditional Thai massage. The result is a calm mind and body, ready to go out and conquer the world.
Lois Alter Mark is an award-winning writer who blogs at Midlife at the Oasis. A Travel Expert for USA Today 10Best, she also writes regularly for AAA magazines around the country as well as Huffington Post and Purple Clover. Lois was named a finalist in the North American Travel Journalists Association awards and won BlogHer Voices of the Year Awards three years in a row. Because of her blog, she was chosen by Oprah Winfrey to accompany her to Australia on the trip of a lifetime.
Wow…aren't you spoilt for choice? I am unable to even decide which one I would have picked. So many options and I sure could use one massage now.
Not only the massage is relaxing, but also the interior which caught my attention. It looks very luxury. I miss getting massage.
Wow! These spas look so nice! I cannot even choose one, so I guess I should try all haha! Getting massaged with extracts of arnica, sage, lavender and spearmint sound totally amazing to me.
A massage inspired by Peruvian Shamanic studies sounds interesting. Though I think I would like to go with the Arizona copper peptide facial. Before reading this article I had no clue Arizona is so high on spa!
I love luxurious spa treatments. They make me escape reality for a while. It looks like I will have a hard time choosing a spa in Arizona because there are so many beautiful ones. The Warm Spice Scrub and Massage does sound particularly enticing though.
Wonderful selection of spa treatments to seduce us! It's been far too long since I've been to Scottsdale. I think it's time for a return visit.
Oh my goodness, would it be greedy if I said I'd love to try them all! The intuitive massage sounds amazing, and so unique too. However, I do like a good body scrub so would be keen to also have the falls rejuvenation experience.
Oh wow I would love to try the sacred turquoise gemstone massage after a reading your post! Looks and sounds incredible! Also the first one, shamanic and Native American influences would be a new experience in a spa treatment for me and quite unique! We certainly have nothing like it in Australia!
Wow- I don't know which one I want more! Please tell me you got to try all of these! I've heard that Arizona has the best spas.
The JW Mariot and the Phoenician are two of my favorite places ever! Definitely trying these treatments next time!
So I have to wonder. Did you do all of these on a single trip? Blissed out!


For this technique to work though, you would have to have been working on getting back with your ex and you would have to be at the point where you're already talking to him/her.
This means you would have given your ex the space they asked for and worked on yourself. This isn't the technique to use if your significant other broke up with you yesterday and the break up is still fresh.
If you need a plan of action to get to this point, T.W. Jackson who recommends this technique in his Magic of Making Up book has a well laid out plan of action that works wonderfully from the moment you hear the words "it's over".
The Stockholm syndrome is a phenomenon that occurs in hostages and abductees where they appear to express empathy and have positive feelings towards their captors and may even defend their actions.
The phenomenon is also known as capture-bonding and is thought to be irrational because of the dangers and risks experienced by the victims.
The key here is that there is a situation that bonds the victims and their captors usually without either parties knowing that this is occurring. This is the bonding secret that can be used to get your ex back.
Just so that we're on the same page, I am NOT recommending that you kidnap your ex. You can go to jail for that.
Instead the bonding secret works by playing on the human emotions and is something that most people cannot defend against. Besides if you use this secret the way it was intended, your ex would be very happy and will not complain. As I said before, this technique is 100% ethical in the way it is supposed to be used.
When you bond with someone you are using a shared experience to create an emotional attachment.
Fathers bond with their sons by going fishing. If the fishing experience was enjoyable and they caught many fish together, son would look forward to going fishing with dad again. They shared an enjoyable experience together that will bring them closer as family.
You can have these same shared experiences that will help to re-bond you with your ex. This happens unconsciously and isn't detectable or noticed by your ex.
As mentioned before, you would have to have reached the point where you've given your ex enough space to let things cool off after the break up.
Knowing this bonding secret alone won't help by itself. In fact, if you try to use it without first working on yourself and accepting the break up, it could backfire on you and mess things up. You can get a complete plan of action by reading The Magic of Making Up.
Initially, ask your ex out for coffee or just to meet up and talk. This should only be for a brief time (under half an hour is ideal) and you shouldn't try to spend more than that time.
not talking about the relationship at all or what went wrong with it.
You're doing the date to re-establish a trust so that your ex will agree to a second date where you will eventually bond.
After about a week passes from this initial date, you can try to ask your ex out again. If everything went well, your ex may in fact call to set up something. Whichever the case, you can both agree on getting that second and more important date.
On this second date, you've already established that you can be trusted, so your ex should be more relaxed and comfortable seeing you again.
Try to set up a fun activity where you can both relax and enjoy the time together. Again, don't mention the past and if your ex brings it up just smile and say something like "lets just have fun and enjoy the [insert activity here]".
You would want to set up a couple of mini-dates all packed into this one date where you spend the time enjoying yourselves. Changing locations work very well. It doesn't have to be expensive (unless you're Mark Zuckerberg) or appear like you're trying too hard, it just has to be fun and exciting.
The magic in this technique is that you're creating an emotionally charged date. If those emotions vary, then this is even better.
For example, the excitement and rush of a roller coaster ride and the joy you experience from laughing at a comedy club all mixed in with the trust she already has for you from the start of the date is a very powerful combination that will emotionally link you and your ex together.
This is a secret that is used by men who are naturals with women (the Don Juans) and is one that works 99% of the time. You're not begging or trying to force your ex to get to fall in love with you again. You're just creating an emotional reconnection that will benefit you both.
If you do use this technique successfully, you'll be well on your way to getting your ex back for good. Just don't use it by itself and try to follow a set plan.


July 8, 1945 Trinidad Dear Dad & Mom: Some goof in the next barracks has come by a trumpet by some means and is now rending the peace and quiet with some mournful tooting. Everybody is griping about it for they cant sleep, seems most of the boys who work nights like to catch a nap after dinner. There are a couple of happy soldiers in our barracks as they have signed their discharge papers. They are older men who will get out on the forty year old score. Wind has sprung up since I started to write and it's really blowing a gale. Whistles right thru these barracks with no windows in them. it's now raining so probably that will quiet the wind. We only have shutters on one side for the rain invariably comes from that direction. If it would shift we'd all get soaked. I have my bunk in the middle so it wouldnt effect me much, but the bunks along the sides would catch it. I'm afraid this base will be a little more military than what I've been used to. Over in Italy the big thing was to put out the work and get results but I'm thinking uniform, military courtesy etc will be stressed more here.


text:
using System;
using System.Runtime.InteropServices;
using Microsoft.VisualStudio.Debugger.Interop;

namespace Microsoft.NodejsTools.Debugger.DebugEngine
{
    internal static class EngineUtils
    {
        public static void CheckOk(int hr)
        {
            if (hr != 0)
            {
                Marshal.ThrowExceptionForHR(hr);
            }
        }

        public static void RequireOk(int hr)
        {
            if (hr != 0)
            {
                throw new InvalidOperationException();
            }
        }

        public static int GetProcessId(IDebugProcess2 process)
        {
            var pid = new AD_PROCESS_ID[1];
            EngineUtils.RequireOk(process.GetPhysicalProcessId(pid));

            if (pid[0].ProcessIdType != (uint)enum_AD_PROCESS_ID.AD_PROCESS_ID_SYSTEM)
            {
                return 0;
            }

            return (int)pid[0].dwProcessId;
        }

        public static int GetProcessId(IDebugProgram2 program)
        {
            IDebugProcess2 process;
            RequireOk(program.GetProcess(out process));

            return GetProcessId(process);
        }
    }
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


text:
<?php

use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Schema;
use Illuminate\Database\Schema\Blueprint;
use Illuminate\Database\Migrations\Migration;

class CreateOrderItemsTable extends Migration
{
    /**
     * Run the migrations.
     *
     * @return void
     */
    public function up()
    {
	    Schema::create( 'order_items', function ( Blueprint $table ) {
		    $table->increments( 'id' );
		    $table->string( 'order_identity' )->default( '0' );
		    $table->integer('order_id')->unsigned()->default( '0' );
		    $table->integer('product_id')->unsigned()->default( '0' );
		    $table->float('price')->default( '0' );
		    $table->timestamps();

		    $table->foreign('order_id')->references('id')->on('orders');
	    } );
    }

    /**
     * Reverse the migrations.
     *
     * @return void
     */
    public function down()
    {
	    Schema::dropIfExists( 'order_items' );
    }
}


text:
R&P Design
Creating Curiosity. Delivering Impact.
Creating Curiosity.
Delivering Impact.
Remembering Whit Petch
M4S 1Y5
530 Seventh Avenue
M2 - Unit 20
info@designrp.com
Receive insights and company updates from R&P delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for the newsletter.
We respect your privacy and we will never send you unwanted emails or distribute your email address to anyone else. You can manage your email preferences at any time.
Fort York Visitor Centre
The visitor centre exhibitions celebrate Fort York, the War of 1812's Battle of York and its legacy that created Toronto, the vibrant, multicultural city we know today.
Fort York Visitor Centre, National Historic Site
Exhibit Design, Graphic Design, Master Planning
Year Completed
Orientation Theatre Capacity
AV Components
Fort York National Historic Site area
Visitor Centre Area
1 Award Total
2017 GDUSA American Graphic Design Awards
As the birthplace of urban Toronto, Fort York is a key component of the city's history, which is largely unknown in the greater community. As part of a series of major initiatives to rejuvenate the site, the City of Toronto built a new visitors centre to introduce and provide a context for this important National Historic Site. Additionally, the site provides Class A environmentally-controlled exhibition space to showcase the City's collection. The new exhibits were initiated to coincide with the anniversary of the War of 1812, providing both a history of the Fort and a showcase for Toronto's historical transition from the town of York, a trading outpost, to the metropolis of today. They include a new orientation film and an immersive multimedia experience along the ramp that runs through the building and up to the fort gates.
I would like to thank you and your staff for all of your hard work over the last few years…we are very happy with the result… My special thanks for assigning Pauline who I think is a very talented person and a great pleasure to work with. David Spittal
The exhibitions at the visitor centre are divided across the public lobby spaces and the new exhibition spaces of the building. We looked for every opportunity within different exhibit styles to help visitors understand that the quiet urban oasis of today was once a muddy, bloody battlefield.
We chose premiere objects from the City's collection to display in the lobby, alongside key visitor questions to provide context for site. The orientation film is modern and fast paced. The Vault is designed as a series of precious treasure chests, which give the City a permanent framework to change highlight collections and a place to showcase their most precious objects, the flags flown during the battle, the Fort's Colors.
A key feature is a 150-foot long ramp that runs through the building up to the level of the Fort. Designed as an immersive experience, it takes visitors through the battle with sound, video and projections. From the ships on the horizon to a fight through the Forest, visitors become part of the action, including the explosion that ended it all.
R&P also developed an inaugural exhibition which deconstructed the outcomes of the War of 1812. It addresses major political legacy issues from defining our border to immigration to our traumatic relationship with First Nations; all impacted by the War of 1812 and its aftermath.
R&P worked closely with City of Toronto curators and the base building architects to help create unique, compelling visitor experiences that compliment the impressive architecture of the new building. The exhibits are bold and fresh, carefully paced to offer a variety of experiences in a relatively compact building. Visitors have welcomed the new installations as dynamic and modern and an excellent companion to the experience of a walkthrough of the historic site. As an offshoot of this project, we also had the opportunity and honor to install a portion of the First Nations components at the Mississaugas of the New Credit community centre with whom we had worked with to develop the content.
1 Awards Total
Continue Exploring Projects
Projects Fort York Visitor Centre


Complete on-site or off-site concrete crushing service, 30 to 60-tonne concrete crusher hire available in the UK.
... of mobile -uk crusher manufacturers-,Rock Crushing Manufactures In The Uk Crusher Mills stone crusher ... Manufacturers Uk sand washing machine.
Used Mobile Crushers For Sale Uk Stone Crushing Machine. Used Mobile Crushers For Sale Uk. Used Mobile Crusher for Sale,mobile crusher plant manufacturer.
mineral stone crushing plant manufacturers in uk. ... Stone Stone Crushing Plant The grinding machine used for crushing in stone quarry, coal, cement plant, mineral.


text:
Ottawa Fury FC
All Fighting
C-health
John Legend joins 'The Voice'
Associated PressMore from Associated Press
LOS ANGELES — Fresh off an Emmy Award win, John Legend is sticking with television and becoming a coach on NBC's "The Voice."
Legend won an Emmy on Saturday as a producer of NBC's "Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert," making him an EGOT — the term for someone who's won an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony award, a rare occurrence.
Legend will join fellow singers Kelly Clarkson, Adam Levine and Blake Shelton as coaches on "The Voice." The show is vying for its fourth straight Emmy for outstanding reality competition category at Monday's 70th prime-time Emmy Awards ceremony.
The 39-year-old has another shot at an Emmy on Monday. He's nominated for best actor in a limited series or movie for "Jesus Christ Superstar."
The Voice (TV Show)
John Legend named People's 'sexiest man alive'
Chrissy Teigen slams Sharon Osbourne for criticizing John Legend's lyric change in festive classic
John Legend releases rendition of 'Baby, It's Cold Outside'
Man who killed family with sledgehammer sentenced to death
Wrist issue takes Leafs' Matthews out of all-star game
Man tries to shame Target employee online, public raises $30Gs for her vacay
Flyers mascot Gritty under investigation for assault of teen
Connect with Canoe
About Canoe


The start of a new thread, 'Where you fished today (Part 10)'.
Be nice to your kids because its them that pick your nursing home!
Nice to see your not a blanker any more Andy.
Tony,looks like a cracking session with a nice bit of variety.
nice catch teepee, wish for once i could get a catch like that!
Well I had a free afternoon after buying Margarets good wishes with a drive round the Welsh country side this morning.
I arrived at the canal at half past two this afternoon. I set up my pole to fish at 6 metres with size 10 elastic, 4lb line to 2 lb hook length and a size 18 hook, 0.5 gm float. Fishing single maggot I had a slow 2 and half hours fishing. One little perch, but these three beauties.
Largest went 2lb 12 ounces with the smallest going just under 1 and three quarter lb. Not quantity but quality. I have got to beat last years 55 tench from this canal, so these 3 are a good start.
Good evening gents...Well my good mate Norm the poacher rang me yesterday to ask if wanted a session at Catterick complex.... this was new to me and was well chuffed when l saw the lakes.. ..this morning dawned frosty and foggy with not a whiff of wind...and as usual good ol Norm arrived on time...7.15ish.. ..
For the short trip to the complex around 11 miles....< Be a good venue for a fun fishin >...we picked the match lake which was nearest the car.. ..arrived and as per usual l decided on the tiny feeder rig...3lb ml..to a 2lb hl...with a barbless 18......we set up swims next to each other..so a good chinwag wasnt a shout athon..lol lol..
....Norm decided to get his pole out..which l am sure is attached to him.... ..
Some damn reason l cant get the hang of it.....it really gives me the willies....always get tangles always get annoyed with myself..
The ponds at Catterick are owned by Leeds AA, Gus Greaves is the on-site bailiff. I suspect that if you wanted to book some sort of match / fish-in on there you would need to go through the full Leeds committee etc etc.
Must admit it's great to see all the reports of both good days and bad and it's also a good record of the year gone by and some of the events that others have posted makes it a cracking read.
We fished the middle of the 3 pools known as Trotters as after my dire performance in last Saturdays open on there i felt i needed to get back in tune with the moods of the pool before the open there this coming weekend.
Well Brian sat on peg 29 and i sat on peg 28 both down the far end away from the car park with the wind off our backs.
Brian set up a straight lead to fish to the island and a pole line at around 8mtr.
Me i went for a feeder to the island and the pole at 13mtr.
First chuck with the lead for Brian and before he had chance to tighten up and he was into his first fish of the day.
As is normally the case when you get a fish first chuck things then went down hill for Brian and only 1 more Carp and a Rudd followed for Brian although the island did move closer to him on a few occasions.
As for my day well things started slow with no action for the first hour and then it got better with Carp from about 2lb upto 6lb, Tench, Rudd and the iceing on the cake for me the Bream pictured below weighing about 3½lb, it's the first bream i've caught from Holly and only the 3rd one i've seen from there in the 3 years i've fished there.
All my fish except 1 of the smaller Carp came on the pole.
Hopefully i'll perform a bit better on Saturday in the open than i did last week.
But knowing the "JINX" only time will tell.
Also going back to Trotters on Tuesday as Scott is coming down from Stoke for a little session.
Holly Farm IMO is one of the best kept secrets in the Midlands and a lovely venue. one i can recomend to anyone keen to try somehwere new as there are large hords of 8oz roach to hemp and a decent stamp of carp on Trotts with smaller pastie carp on Gills that love riddled meat and copped worm.
I'll have you all know it's taken me years to perfect the Carpers Smile.
I just hate my picture being taken.
Honestly though i was and still am very pleased at catching the Bream as like i said it's only the 3rd one i've seen come out of there.
Anyway it was mid-day by the time I got there due to work stopping an early play but the weather was good the sun was out and it looked promising.
After a bit of pre-match banter with the others (and there's still 2 weeks to go lol) we got down to the job in hand.
And down hill it went from there on for me.
First off as I pushed my pole-roller into the bank it snapped clean in half; a V without a /.
Not to panic and a quick trip to the onsite shop, parted with £23 and a new roller sat in its place.
What do you do? urgh! A phone call later and I've a replacement section to pick up in the morning. Luckily I had my old faithfull pole with me and out it came.
As it got later the second method and bait was to be bought into play and out came the sweetcorn fished litterally just off the bottom with a small cup of corn/maggot in at the same time.
Bingo a common carp of around 5lb was soon hooked. It didn't want to come in though but after a 10-15 minute fight it was in the net.
You look as cheerful as malc holding the fish.
for Gods sake smile man.
Would you be smiling after breaking a pole roller, a new pole and spending £23.00 lol ?
Yes, but then I am not a Yorkshireman.


AN EVENING WITH OUR ASHTAR FAMILY !!!
34th Ashtar Legacy Family Call of the Golden Age!
on the latest behind-the-scenes news!
share greetings with our Ashtar Family of listeners.
followed by other speakers and updates.
a postal money order or personal check.
For other services, please go to our Products&Services page.
We accept Visa, Mastercard and Discover in our store.
Paypal offers both Credit/Debit Card and Paypal Account options.
"Trip The Light" by Alicia Lemke.
It is now our theme song for the Ashtar Legacy Family Calls.
audio recordings which will be posted as soon as available.


The U.S. Supreme Court agreed Monday to hear a First Amendment case brought by a Florida man who previously won a landmark ruling from the justices on whether his floating home was a house, not a boat subject to easier government seizure under laws that govern ships and boats.
Lozman, 56, was never brought to trial on the charges — prosecutors dropped them after concluding there was no possibility of a conviction. Lozman then sued Riviera Beach, claiming his arrest at a 2006 city council meeting violated the First Amendment's free speech guarantee because it was in retaliation for opposing a marina redevelopment plan and accusing council members of corruption.


text:
Unsafe sleeping spots continuing to cause infant deaths
In the 1990s, the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development's safe sleeping campaign reminded us all "back to sleep," as in put your baby on her back when you put her to bed.
It worked. More parents put their babies on their backs and the rates of sudden infant death syndrome went down from 130.27 per 100,000 live births in 1990 to 33.3 per 100,000 live births in 2019, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Rates of accidental suffocation and strangulation in bed for infants have increased in the same time period. Those rates went from 3.44 per 100,000 live births in 1990 to 25.5 per 100,000 per live births in 2019.
Vaccination in pregnancy:Pregnant? Local doctors want you to get your COVID-19 vaccine
Unexplained causes of death in bed also have increased slightly from 20.87 per 100,000 live births to 31.3 per 100,000 live births. The three — SIDS, unexplained deaths, and suffocation and strangulation — are considered sudden unexpected infant deaths.
There are some factors that increase a baby's risk factor for SUID, including being born prematurely or at a low birthweight or having a mother who smoked.
Another big risk factor is where the baby is put to bed.
A new report from the American Academy of Pediatrics found of the incidents that were entered into the CDC's Sudden Unexpected Infant Death Case Registry from 2011 to 2017, 72 percent happened in an unsafe sleeping environment, and 75 percent of those that were caused by suffocation happened when the baby's airway was blocked by soft bedding.
Dr. Shyam Sivasankar, a pediatric emergency medicine physician at St. David's Children's Hospital, says when babies come into his emergency room not breathing, or after having had a near fatal suffocation event, the first thing he says is "tell me where they are sleeping."
Often the baby is co-sleeping with an adult, he says, and the baby gets caught in adult blankets or pillows.
Expanding health care:Dell Children's hospital opens new Specialty Pavilion with fetal care center, more family services
That's when he'll reiterate how important it is to put baby to sleep in a crib with nothing in it.
Sivasankar recommends that exhausted parents who are getting up with babies in the middle of the night for feedings should set an alarm on their phones as a reminder to put baby back into the crib and not fall asleep with them in bed, on the sofa, in a chair or wherever they are feeding them.
Sometimes the suffocation or strangulation happens to a baby who is in a crib with a blanket or something else soft like a stuffed animal. Sivasankar often hears that parents think their baby is cold and so they give them a blanket. He recommends using warmer clothing or a wearable blanket or sleep sack to keep them warm instead of something that is separate and loosely floating around the crib.
Having babies sleep in an empty crib with just a fitted sheet needs to be followed for the first year of life, Sivasankar says. Even tools like wedges, which are used for babies with reflux, shouldn't be used unless doctor recommended.
Babies who fall asleep in car seats, swings, strollers or on a parent, should be moved as soon as possible to their crib rather than allowing them to nap or sleep in one of those places, which are not a recommended safe sleeping environment.
Car seats, strollers and swings also should be free of toys and blankets or other suffocation hazards in case a child falls asleep in one of those devices.
These deaths are "an unfortunate situation," because they are preventable.
"The parents who experience this, they go on to educate and promote these safe sleep practices," Sivansankar says.
Tags: continuing, deaths, infant, sleeping, spots, Unsafe
The Emotional Toll Of Parenting A Colicky Baby
DC court documents detail death of 2-month-old Kyon Jones
Tritons Industries


Every other week, our College Ministry has a fun event as a break from the stresses of school and work.
For this week, we'll be pulling out all of our seasonal decorations, all of our holiday cheer, all of our ugliest (but really cutest because we don't want to look ugly) Christmas attire. More details to follow.


01/22/2016 6:00 PM CST - 02/19/2016 5:20 PM CST CLOSED!
Refresh your screen constantly during the closing minutes of the bidding, or Enable the 'Auto Refresh' feature.
If the "starting" bid is $1 and the asking bid is $1, a bid has not yet been placed on the item.
If the "current" bid is $1 and the asking bid is $2, a one dollar bid has been placed on the item.
The above examples are the only time that one dollar bids are allowed.


A new model for prostate cancer screening can significantly reduce the number of unnecessary biopsies and minimize detection of clinically insignificant disease in comparison with standard screening using prostate specific antigen (PSA) alone, the Stockholm 3 (STHLM3) study indicates.
"We have shown that a combination of plasma protein biomarkers, genetic polymorphisms, and clinical variables can improve the specificity of prostate cancer screening significantly compared with PSA in men aged 50 - 69 years," write the authors, led by Henrik Gronberg, MD, Karolinksa Institute, Stockholm, Sweden. The study was published online November 9 in the Lancet Oncology.
"Use of the STHLM3 model in structured screening could reduce the number of prostate biopsy samples taken by about a third compared with the use of PSA screening, [and] importantly, this can be achieved without compromising the number of high-risk cancers diagnosed," Dr Gronberg said.
STHLM3 was a prospective, population-based diagnostic study in which investigators compared the new screening model with the standard PSA test in men between 50 and 69 years of age living in Stockholm, Sweden. Each study participant underwent both screening methods.
The STHLM3 model involves testing for a combination of plasma protein biomarkers (PSA, free PSA, intact PSA, human kallikrein 2, beta-microseminoprotein, and macrophage inhibitory cytokine 1), as well as for 232 single-nucleotide polymorphisms, and analyzing clinical variables (age, family history, previous prostate biopsy and prostate examination results).
"STHLM3 was done in two separate phases," Dr Gronberg and colleagues report.
The first phase involved a training cohort consisting of 11,130 men recruited to the STHLM3 study between 2012 and 2013; the second phase involved 47,688 men who made up the validation cohort, which was used to prospectively test the STHLM3 algorithm.
On the basis of PSA test results, the STHLM3 model, or both, 7606 of the 47,688 (16%) men in the validation cohort were referred for urologic consultation for further evaluation. A prostate biopsy sample were taken in 71% of this group.
< .05)," the authors note.
Dr Gronberg and colleagues also found that the STHLM3 model would reduce the number of biopsies by 32% and the number of benign biopsy results by 44% in comparison with standard PSA screening.
"Of the 603 high-risk cancers identified by the STHLM3 model, 124 (21%) were identified in the PSA range 1-3 ng/mL," they indicate.
Use of the STHLM3 model could also result in a 17% reduction in the number of Gleason score 6 prostate cancers, for which biopsy would normally be performed following PSA testing alone.
Of those Gleason score 6 cancers that were not diagnosed by the STHLM3 model, all were less than 10 mm in total length, suggesting that most were clinically insignificant.
As the authors point out, a prostate biopsy can cause pain and rectal bleeding and can increase the risk for infection.
A 30% reduction in prostate biopsies made possible by the use of the STHLM3 model could reduce the number of prostate biopsies by some 300,000 a year in the United States alone.
"Thus, the improved specificity of the STHLM3 model could result in savings in terms of reduced treatment morbidity, costs to the individual patient, and to the health-care system," Dr Gronberg and colleagues state.
Commenting on the study in an accompanying editorial, Alastair Lamb, MBChB, PhD, University of Cambridge and CRUK Cambridge Institute, United Kingdom, and Ola Bratt, MD, Lund University, Sweden, point out that the STHLM3 study adds to the accumulating evidence for strategies by which physicians might reduce the negative effects of prostate cancer screening.
On the other hand, Dr Lamb did not feel that the STHLM3 provides the final answer to the problems inherent in screening for prostate cancer at a population level.
"The concept of using an algorithm based on stepwise questions being asked - so not just PSA but PSA and related blood markers in combination with genetics and clinical and family history ? is a good one, and that could be the direction we travel when it comes to screening populations for prostate cancer in the future," Dr Lamb told Medscape Medical News.
One of the shortcomings of the current STHLM3 model is that calibration of the algorithm still led to the detection of many Gleason score 6 cancers - indeed, more than half of the cancers detected using the STHLM3 model were Gleason score 6 tumors.
"Given that we are increasingly confident that men with Gleason 6 tumors don't need any treatment at all, we need to ask, do they need to have their cancers detected in the first place?," Dr Lamb said.
Similarly, many of the cancers detected using the STHLM3 model were Gleason score 7 (3 + 4). "And it's become increasingly apparent that Gleason 7 (3 + 4) cancers behave more like Gleason 6 tumors as well," Dr Lamb noted.
By recalibrating the algorithm, Dr Lamb felt that the diagnosis of Gleason 6 tumors and even the less virulent forms of Gleason 7 tumors could be attenuated, which would be a desirable endpoint.
But he would also like to see a modified or refined algorithm used in a study in which the primary endpoint was survival, rather than having a pathologic endpoint, as was the case in this study.
"Next-generation prostate cancer screening involves risk stratification, risk differentiated screening algorithms, and sequential testing to select men for biopsy," Dr Lamb and Dr Bratt conclude in their editorial.
"The STHLM3 study has paved the way for population-based trials of this concept," they add.
The study was mainly funded by the Stockholm County Council. Dr Gronberg has five patents pending related to prostate cancer diagnosis, has patent applications licensed to Thermo Fisher Scientific, and notes that in the future he might receive royalties from sales related to these patents. Dr Lamb has disclosed no relevant financial relationships.


text:
Question: How old is JLO in wedding planner?
How old was JLO during wedding planner?
How much did JLO get paid for the wedding planner?
Did Matthew McConaughey ride the horse in wedding planner?
Who is the blonde in the wedding planner?
How old are Jennifer Lopez?
Are Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck still friends?
How old was Jennifer Lopez in hustlers?
How much does JLO make per movie?
What type of music does Jennifer Lopez sing?
How old is Matthew Mc?
Where is Mary's apartment in The Wedding Planner?
Does Mary marry Massimo?
Is Meg Ryan in The Wedding Planner?
Who was the bride in the wedding planner?
Lopez, 51, recalled filming their kissing scene, telling McConaughey, also 51, "You said, 'Miss Lopez, I'm going to kiss you now. ' And I said, 'OK, let's do it. Let's hit it.
In honor of the 20th anniversary, take a look at the cast then and now. The Wedding Planner is one of those early 2000s romantic comedies that holds a very special place in the hearts of fans. Everyone rooted for Jennifer Lopez, 51, to get the man of her dreams in the film that was released on Jan. 26, 2001.
Jennifer Lopez's career has gone through countless transformations. She hit it big playing the late Selena Quintanilla in 1997's "Selena" (via ET). Of course, more films followed, with Lopez earning a then-record-breaking $9 million to star in 2001's "The Wedding Planner" (via Variety).
IT IS SURPRISING: What do you call the time between the wedding and the reception?
McConaughey knew how to ride a horse—"if you've ridden before, you get back on it and after an hour, so, it's like riding a bike," he said—but he had to take lessons a few times a week for two months to prepare.
Bridgette Wilson-Sampras now lives a private life
In "The Wedding Planner," Bridgette Wilson-Sampras plays Fran, the woman that the leading man Steve is supposed to marry.
Jennifer Lopez, in full Jennifer Lynn Lopez, byname J. Lo, (born July 24, 1969, Bronx, New York, U.S.), American actress and musician who began appearing in films in the late 1980s and quickly became one of the highest-paid Latina actresses in the history of Hollywood.
June 2021: The pair are "hopeful" their relationship will work this time around. According to Entertainment Tonight, Lopez and Affleck are feeling positive about their choice to romantically reunite. "J. Lo and Ben are very much a couple and have been telling friends that they're together," a source told the outlet.
This year's focus narrows in on the fact that at 50 years old, Jennifer Lopez still has the body to believably play a stripper and pull off an even skimpier version of her iconic Versace dress.
According to IMDb, this role earned the multi-hyphenate star an estimated $1 million. Since then, Lopez has starred in a number of blockbuster films—like Hustlers, The Wedding Planner, Maid in Manhattan, and many more—earning her over $9 million per role.
IT IS SURPRISING: Can anyone officiate a wedding in South Carolina?
Actress and singer Jennifer Lopez is one of Hollywood's leading ladies who's also forged a successful pop and dance music career.
The first old Movie played in the park is Two Tickets to Broadway (1951) starring Janet Leigh and Tony Martin.
Living… alone in her San Francisco apartment. Mary's clients tend to think that she has a romantic life, but in reality she spends her nights eating take-out and watching Antiques Roadshow.
Ignoring her own heart, Mary convinces Fran to continue with the wedding. At a birthday party, Massimo offers Mary a heartfelt proposal and she reluctantly accepts; the two couples prepare for their same-day weddings. Leaving Penny to coordinate the Donelly wedding, Mary goes to marry Massimo at the town hall.
Planning Events in Hollywood
Meg Ryan appeared as an event planner in the film, Hanging Up. Then, Jennifer Lopez made wedding planning look glamorous in The Wedding Planner.
Bridgette Wilson-Sampras is, however, correctly cast as Fran, the rich bride-to-be.
Categories Celebration


text:
class RDoc::NormalClass < RDoc::ClassModule

  ##
  # The ancestors of this class including modules.  Unlike Module#ancestors,
  # this class is not included in the result.  The result will contain both
  # RDoc::ClassModules and Strings.

  def ancestors
    if String === superclass then
      super << superclass
    elsif superclass then
      ancestors = super
      ancestors << superclass
      ancestors.concat superclass.ancestors
    else
      super
    end
  end

  def aref_prefix # :nodoc:
    'class'
  end

  ##
  # The definition of this class, <tt>class MyClassName</tt>

  def definition
    "class #{full_name}"
  end

  def direct_ancestors
    superclass ? super + [superclass] : super
  end

  def inspect # :nodoc:
    superclass = @superclass ? " < #{@superclass}" : nil
    "<%s:0x%x class %s%s includes: %p extends: %p attributes: %p methods: %p aliases: %p>" % [
      self.class, object_id,
      full_name, superclass, @includes, @extends, @attributes, @method_list, @aliases
    ]
  end

  def to_s # :nodoc:
    display = "#{self.class.name} #{self.full_name}"
    if superclass
      display += ' < ' + (superclass.is_a?(String) ? superclass : superclass.full_name)
    end
    display += ' -> ' + is_alias_for.to_s if is_alias_for
    display
  end

  def pretty_print q # :nodoc:
    superclass = @superclass ? " < #{@superclass}" : nil

    q.group 2, "[class #{full_name}#{superclass} ", "]" do
      q.breakable
      q.text "includes:"
      q.breakable
      q.seplist @includes do |inc| q.pp inc end

      q.breakable
      q.text "constants:"
      q.breakable
      q.seplist @constants do |const| q.pp const end

      q.breakable
      q.text "attributes:"
      q.breakable
      q.seplist @attributes do |attr| q.pp attr end

      q.breakable
      q.text "methods:"
      q.breakable
      q.seplist @method_list do |meth| q.pp meth end

      q.breakable
      q.text "aliases:"
      q.breakable
      q.seplist @aliases do |aliaz| q.pp aliaz end

      q.breakable
      q.text "comment:"
      q.breakable
      q.pp comment
    end
  end

end


text:
Vargas Coming Around?
By craig Oct 31, 2006, 6:41am EST
Share All sharing options for: Vargas Coming Around?
Jason is off to a decent start this winter.
Jason Vargas pitched two hitless innings and struck out three in his appearance for Escogido of the DWL on Friday.
Due mostly to wildness, Vargas was a major disappointment in 2006. Not only did he have a 7.33 ERA in five starts and seven relief appearances in the majors, he actually finished at 7.43 in his 13 starts at Triple-A Albuquerque. He should yet have a future in a major league rotation, but his next opportunity with the Marlins may come as a reliever.
The winter numbers aren't statistically significant at this point - but it is good to see a ray of hope.
I was never one to christen Vargas as the next left-handed stalwart of the rotation after the 2005 season. Nor I am I one who has given up hope on the young man after the 2006 season.
Hopefully he will find his niche in the game - whether that is as a starter or reliever. In case you were wondering, DWL stands for the Dominican Winter League. If you would like to lookup his stats, they are on this site. Or at least I think that is the correct site. My Spanish fails me from time to time.


Mystique White and Lemon Green Quilt Set has a jacquard-texture quilt and Lemon green flowers at centre with a scallop-edge hem on all sides . Two standard shams complete the set, featuring the same all-over pattern and floral accent. Available in Full/Queen and King.


text:
Contact: office[AT]cita.utoronto.ca
Postdoctoral positions at CITA, University of Toronto
CANADIAN INSTITUTE FOR THEORETICAL ASTROPHYSICS (CITA)
CITA is a national centre for theoretical astrophysics located at the University of Toronto. The Institute expects to offer several postdoctoral fellowships of two to three years. The starting date will be September 1, 2015. Funds will be available for travel and other research expenses. A Ph.D. in any field of theoretical astrophysics is required. Fellows are expected to carry out original research in theoretical astrophysics under the general supervision of the permanent faculty whose interests include: cosmology, interstellar matter, galaxy, star and planet formation, solar physics, high energy astrophysics, numerical relativity and gravitational waves.
Visit the CITA website at www.cita.utoronto.ca for application instructions. We only accept electronic submissions. Applicants will be asked to submit a curriculum vitae, statement of research interests and arrange for three letters of recommendation. The deadline for applications and all letters of recommendation is November 15, 2014.
The University of Toronto is strongly committed to diversity within its community and especially welcomes applications from visible minority group members, women, Aboriginal persons, persons with disabilities, members of sexual minority groups, and others who may contribute to the further diversification of ideas.
summer school Chalonge GWIC Thesis Prize general relativity PhD quantum gravity essay gravity article black holes CQG award book review GRG ISGRG focus issue publication cactus LivingReviews ICRANet gravitational waves numerical relativity cosmology postdoc Springer Gravity Research Foundation obituary IRAP faculty