Thunderstorms are one of the most beautiful atmospheric phenomenon and also are one of the most hazardous conditions that producesevere turbulence, low level windshear, low ceilings and visibilities, hail and lightning .
Thunderstorms are formed by a process called convection, defined as the transport of heat energy. Because the atmosphere is heated unevenly, an imbalance can occur which thunderstorms attempt to correct.Three things are needed for convection : moisture, lift and instability .
the rising air to stay buoyant and continue to move upward.
of how the air is lifted, if the lift is enough to make the air warmer than the surrounding air, convection can continue.
Instability—In general, as you increase in altitude, the air temperature cools up to the top of the troposphere. Of course, around fronts, mountains and in shallow layers near the ground, this is not always the case.How fast air cools is a measure of atmospheric stability . Meteorologists refer to this vertical change in temperature as the lapse rate.Outside of extremes, the temperature generally decreases from between 2.7oF - 5.4oF per 1000 feet. If the actual rising air cools slower than the lapse rate, the air remains relatively warm to compared the surroundings, and it continues to rise.
Cumulus stage : it's charecterized by countinous up drafts . in this stage a lifting action initiates the vertical movement of air .
as air rises and cools to it's dewpoint water vapor condenses into small water drroplets or ice crystals . if sufficient moisture is present the water vapor latent heat of condensation which released during condensation procers wil provides energy for the continued vertical growth of the cloud . Because of strong updrafts precipitation usually does not fall . instead the water drops or ice crystals rise and fall within the cloud and growing larger with each cycle also may creates hail . in cumulus stage of thunderstorm updrafts as fast as 3000 f.p.m may begin near the surface and extend well above the cloud top .
conditions . (wind shear is a sudden drastic shift in wind speed and/or direction at vertical or horizental plane . ) as the thunderstorm advances a rolling , turbulent , circular-shaped cloud may form at the lower leading age of the cloud which called the rolling cloud .
Dissipating stage : unlike cumulus stage a dissipating thunderstorm is characterized by predominant down drafts . as the mature stage progresses more and more air aloft is disturbed by the falling drops . eventually the downdrafts begin to spread out within the cell taking the place of weakening updrafts . Because upward movement is necessary for condensation and release of the latent heat energy the entire thunderstorm begins to weaken . during this stage the upper level winds often blow the top of cloud downwind , creating the familiar anvil shape . how ever the anvile does not necessarily signal the storm's dissipation .
Tunderstorms usually have similar physical features but their intensity degree of development and associated weather to differ . thay are generally classified as Airmass and Frontal .
Air mass thunderstorms generally form in a warm , moist air and isolated or scattered over large area . they are usually caused by solar heating of the land which results in convection currents that lift unstable air and are most common during summer afternoons or in coastal areas at night . Air mass thunderstorms can also be caused by orographic lifting . although they are usually scattered along individual mountain peaks . they may cover large areas . they may be embedded in other clouds making them difficult to identify when approached from the Windward (the opposite of Lee ward ) side of a mountain . Nocturnal thunderstorms can occure in late spring and summer during the late night or early morning hours when relatively moist air exists aloft . they are usually found from the mississippi valley westward . nocturnal storms cover many square miles and their effects may continue for hours at a given location .
Frontal thunderstorms can be associated with any type of front . those which occure with a warm front are usually obscured by stratiform clouds . you should expect thunderstorms when there is showery precipitation near warm front . in a cold front the cumulonimbus clouds are often visible in a continuous line parallel to the frontal surface .
Note : Squall line is a narrow band of active thunderstorms which normally contains very severe weather and is often forms 50 to 300 miles ahead of front .


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If Only Brett Myers Could Stop Giving Up Home Runs
By Joshua Powling Jun 18, 2011, 8:18am CDT
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How many times have the Houston Astros gone into the ninth with a six-run lead or better, like they did last night? Well before tonight, just twice, once against the Braves last week, and once against the Cubs in early April.
That does not equate to a lot of nights off to the bullpen. In fact the Astros have scored seven runs or more just 11 times this season, and have lost just two of those games. This was also the starting pitching unit's first complete game of the season, as they had threw four in 2010.
Poor Brett Myers, who gave up his 19th home run of the season last night, a total that leads the NL, and is just one away from equaling his total of 20 from the entirety of last season.Charlie Morton has given up two this season, and Bronson Arroyo has the next most with 16. Last season he had 20 games where he did not allow a HR. This year he has just two games without allowing a homer.
But has he been unlucky, or are we seeing true regression from last year?
More after the jump.
You can see hit tracker tells us quite a bit about the 19 home runs he has coughed up. First, 12 of the 19 home runs have been at Minute Maid Park, so you might be thinking Crawford Boxes, but in fact you would be wrong. Six of them have been no doubters, six have had plenty, and seven have had just enough (five of these at MMP).
Nine of the home runs have been in the sixth inning or later, while five of them have been in the first inning. We have often commented that Brad Mills has left pitchers in too long this season, for the simple reason that he does not trust his bullpen. Would you?
31 of the 54 runs he has given up has been on home runs, which cannot be typical for a pitcher.
Outside of his opening day performance this was Myers' most effective outing, needing just 98 pitches to get through nine innings, his joint fourth lowest pitch total of the season. The fact that he had 17 ground-balls and no line drives is encouraging, but I'm just not sure whether you can call this turning a corner.
Most worrying is his HR/FB ratio is right back to where it was with Philly, standing at 14.8% for 2011, up from 8.5% last year. He is also striking out far less batters this year, another troubling sign.
We guessed that Myers was available if anyone wanted to trade for him, but the talk out of Washington confirms that the Astros are shopping both Myers and Jeff Keppinger. Whether Wade can move him, and whether Myers wants to be moved now that his buddy Brad Arnsberg is gone, is another question. To my knowledge, Myers' contract extension did not have any no-trade provision.


I love it when inspiration hits. It can come from nowhere and from there can come great things. Like staring at my little raspberry bush, thinking about how lovely it was to have grown my own little spartan crop of sweet little berries and how nice they tasted.
Then remembering that I had quite a large bag of berries in the freezer that, while they were not fruit of my vine, were able to satiate my feelings of nostalgia for something sweet and berry-ful.
I wanted to bake something, and I was thinking of the classic combination of white chocolate and raspberry. You can usually find these as a muffin, though I wanted to do a riff on this and turn them into a cute little cupcake with the addition of a sweet vanilla butter cream.
The result? Delicious. You get the sharpness of the raspberry which cuts the sweetness of the white chocolate. The butter cream works. While you may think it a little overkill, it is a lip smacking addition. There is nothing like feeling a little naughty when it comes to sweet things, so why not up the ante and smother them with frosting?
I took these to work to share for morning tea yesterday and got wonderful reviews. (My colleagues are my most tough and honest critics). Definitely part of my baking repertoire from now on.
Preheat oven to 180C. Line a 12 cup capacity muffin pan with cupcake liners.
Sift flour and baking powder, add sugar and choc chips. Stir to combine.
Mix milk, melted butter, egg and vanilla and add to dry ingredients, fold gently to combine. Add raspberries and fold through gently. Spoon into liners to about 2/3 full and bake for 25 minutes.
Sift icing sugar and add butter and mix into the sugar. Add vanilla and milk, a little at a time, mixing until combined. With electric beaters, beat until combined and fluffy. The texture should be light but stiff enough to pipe or spread onto the cooled cakes - if you feel the mixture is too tight, add a little more milk and beat further, if it is too runny, sift in more icing sugar. You can also add a few drops of food colouring to tint it if desired.
I will be branching out in the near future, but right now, just getting myself into the habit of actually cooking rather than microwaving.
Hey Andy, I know exactly where you are coming from. I have had a bit of a thing lately for sandwiches - the Subway variety. I also had a grilled cheese and 'soup in a cup' for my lunch today which is very unlike me!
I guess it goes to show I am human after all!
I am still to make your potatoes - I still have your recipe! I must try them soon as the weather here is perfect for warm wintery goodness. I might even write about them!


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6 Places To Visit In Asia In November: An Escape From The Snow Into The Tropics
Arundhati Bhand
Asia is one of the most culturally rich continents with hundreds of places that offer everything from adventure and sports, to temples and history. The brilliant ocean waters have incredible marine life to explore, while the diverse land of deserts, mountains, and beaches make for excellent excursions. One thing that stands out in any Asian destination is the vast number of temples and shrines. Here are our picks for the top places to visit in Asia in November.
Top 6 Places To Visit In Asia In November
We've compiled a list of the top 6 places to visit in Asia in November. Keep in mind to make your hotel reservations and airline bookings way in advance because of the seasonal rush.
1. Hong Kong, China
Buzzing with contagious energy, Hong Kong is one of the most vibrant cities in Asia. And November is the best time, as it is perfect to roam around the city when it's just a little chilly. Hong Kong has the best of everything, from shopping to food, and temples to museums. It is also a lovely place to walk and sightsee, and the promenades are spectacular.
By air: Since it is a popular tourist spot, it is connected to all the major cities in the world by air. The airport of the city is the Hong Kong International Airport.
By train: MTR Hung Hom Station is the railway station that has regular trains connecting Hong Kong with the rest of the country.
By road: There are a few buses that run from nearby towns to the city.
Places to visit: Victoria Peak, Hong Kong Disneyland, Tsim Sha Tsui, Lantau Island, Ocean Park Hong Kong, Victoria Harbour, Tian Tan Buddha
Things to do: Sightseeing, casino, nightlife, shopping
Must Read: Royal Palace In Phnom Penh Guide: The Palace Of The Pearl Of Asia!
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Temples with intricate designs, ornate idols, and the fragrance of essence, streets lined with antique shops, and the aroma of food wafting along every lane, Bangkok is the perfect place for honeymooners, and even friends. The city has a rich cultural history that allures families here as well, while youngsters find themselves drawn to the vibrant nightlife of the city.
By air: Bangkok has 2 airports, the Suvarnabhumi Airport and the Don Mueang Airport, both of which connect the city to the rest of the world.
By train: Train travel from and to Bangkok is most convenient as it is on time, and cheap. The city is well connected to the rest of Thailand by rail.
By road: Buses can be booked, as well as cars rented across Thailand.
Places to visit: Grand Palace, Wat Phra Kaew, Wat Arun, Safari World, Thonburi, Golden Buddha, Asiatique The Riverfront
Things to do: Visit temples, boating, shopping, nightlife
Suggested Read: The Great Niah National Park Guide: The Birthplace Of Civilization In Southeast Asia
3. Luang Prabang, Laos
Set in the valleys of north Laos, Luang Prabang is a paradise. Surrounded by hills, and with streams and rivers flowing through its heart, it offers excellent opportunities to explore nature beauty. It is also home to a number of Buddhist temples that go back a thousand years! And what's more, it is also now a UNESCO World Heritage city!
By air: With regular flights coming in from major cities like Bangkok and Kuala Lumpur, the airport caters to all the tourists coming to Laos.
By boats: Whether it be luxurious cruises, or boats across the river, Luang Prabang is well connected through various boating facilities.
By road: Buses from Vietnam and Hanoi could take more than a day, but comfortable bus services are available.
Places to visit: Mount Phousi, Royal Palace, Wat Chom Si
Things to do: Hiking, boating, walking trails, nature photography
Suggested Read: Solo Travel In Singapore: A Guide To Relish The Best Of The Gateway Of Asia
4. Jaipur, India
The famous Pink City of India, Jaipur, is one of the best places to visit in Asia in November. The chill at night, and warmth during the day is perfect for daytime sightseeing, and some traditional music show by the bonfire at night. Apart from sightseeing, Jaipur has a rich history which is worth exploring.
By air: The Jaipur Airport is well connected with the cities within the country, as well as some major tourist destinations across the world, like Dubai and Bangkok
By train: One of the cheapest travel options, the Indian Railways connects Jaipur with almost all the neighbouring cities, and all the states too.
By road: Rajasthan State Road Transport Corporation has bus services from New Delhi, Mumbai, and some other major cities of the country. National Highway no. 8 is the one that connects the city to New Delhi, which is just a 4 hour drive away.
Places to visit: Amer Fort, Hawa Mahal, City Palace, Jal Mahal, Jaigarh Fort, Nahargarh Fort, Albert Hall Museum, Jantar Mantar, Sheesh Mahal
Things to do: Sightseeing, shopping, cultural shows, music shows, safaris
Suggested Read: 20 Magnificent Tourist Places To Visit In Jaipur For A Beautiful Experience
A place that needs no introduction, Bali is one of the leading tourist destinations in Asia! From snorkelling and scuba diving to volcanic mountains, exploration is one of the best things that you can indulge in hee. The serene nature and the calming activities like massages to make for a perfect vacation.
By air: Bali International Airport or Denpasar International Airport, connects this island to the rest of the world. Flights from travel hubs like Australia, India, and the rest of Indonesia regularly fly into Bali.
By boat: Ferries and speedboats are some of the best ways to get onto the island from the nearby cities.
By road: Buses from Lombok and Java are available at regular intervals.
Places to visit: Seminyak, Uluwatu Temple, Sanur, Mount Batur, Ubud Monkey Forest, Mount Agung, Pura Ulun Danu Bratan, Goa Gajah, Legian, Pura Taman Ayun, Bali Safari and Marine Park, Lake Bratan
Things to do: Water sports, nature excursions, temples, shopping, rejuvenation activities
Suggested Read: 10 Best Places To Visit In August In Asia For An Easy-Breezy Holiday!
6. Malé, Maldives
A small paradise in Maldives, Male is like a gallery of vibrant buildings. It has a number of sites that are culturally significant, but the best part of this destination is that it is perfect to explore on foot. All the tourist sites are concentrated in one part of the city, which makes it perfect for a day trip from any other part of Maldives.
By air: Equipped with basic facilities, the Male International Airport is located on a neighbouring island.
By boat: Ferry services are the best way to reach Male
Places to visit: Hukuru Miskiy, Atolls of the Maldives, National Museum, Islamic Centre, Mulee-aage Palace, Hulhulé Island, Asrani Bageecha, Villingili, Hulhumalé
Things to do: Snorkelling, scuba diving, beaching, shopping
Further Read: Asia's Largest Tulip Show Goes Live In Kashmir & It's The Best Thing You'd See This Spring
There you have it, these are the top places to visit in Asia in November. Plan your vacation to Asia soon and enjoy the excursion.
Frequently Asked Questions About Places To Visit In Asia In November
Q. Where is the best country to visit in November?
A. Some of the best countries to visit in November include Nepal, Patagonia, Argentina, India, Morocco, Iceland, Croatia, and Australia.
Q. What is the weather like in Asia in November?
A. November is a great time to visit the many places in Asia since the temperature is a lot cooler in most destinations here and there are far fewer thunderstorms. Most of the destinations across Asia aren't crowded during this time and there is no rainfall.
Q. What countries are hot in November?
A. If you wish to grab some sunshine and wear summer dresses on your vacation, you'd better head to spots like Abu Dhabi, Cape Verde, the Canary Islands, Cyprus, Malta, and Morocco, which are the best places to visit in November.
Q. Where is the best weather in November?
A. Places like Dominican Republic, Barbados, Orlando, Cape Verde, Brisbane, Tenerife, Fuerteventura, and Madeira have irresistibly pleasant weather in November and are perfect destinations for a trip in November.
Q. Is November a rainy season in Thailand?
A. Yes, you will be met with frequent showers in the month of November in Thailand. November marks the season of the south-western monsoon in Thailand, which is accompanied by a warm climate, cloudy skies, and humid weather.
Q. Is Thailand busy in November?
A. November is relatively less-crowded in Thailand. The high season begins in either late November or early December in Thailand when people flock to this country to enjoy the tropical climate and celebrate festivals like Christmas and New Year.
Q. Is November a good time to visit Bali?
A. Bali has a rather pleasant climate in November and receives very little rain. It's a great idea to visit Bali in November since there is hardly any humidity and hardly any crowd!
Q. What is the weather like in the Philippines in November?
A. November is ideally the best time to visit the Philippines when the weather is dry and all the major places to visit are fully accessible, including the stunning islands and remote sites. The average temperature in the Philippines during this time is around 26°C (80°F).
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Tom Godwin – Legacy Awards
Tom Godwin is Head of Education and Training at Future Fit and was a judge in the Raising Your Bar category of Future Fit's Legacy Awards, which were launched in 2019 to celebrate the company's 25th anniversary by giving back to the industry.
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Judging at The Legacy Awards…
Tom has only been working at Future Fit for just over a year, but jumped at the opportunity to judge the Raising Your Bar category for current students and graduates. He says: "I was really interested to see the difference our courses have made to people's lives; to be able to see the fantastic things our learners plan to do or have already started. Seeing their achievements also gives you a good idea of how well we operate as a business.
"All the finalists had a level of desire and passion well beyond what I expected for their point in their journey. Particularly our gold winner, Joseph Bleetman; he was phenomenal. A man of his young age not only had a plan, but knew how he was going to get there. That's unusual."
"Also Jaina Mistry. She is an incredible person that wants to make a difference to anyone going through adversity, and help them make a change in their lives through physical activity and improved lifestyle. She's doing some mega things that push her own personal boundaries. She was just fabulous."
Having worked in fitness for 20 years, Tom is experienced in industry awards.
"Most training providers run some type of awards, but rather than winning by gaining the most votes, at the Legacy Awards the finalists presented their plans and the work they are doing to us in a 'Dragon's Den' -style event – that made it so special. It was an incredible experience. They could all present to a very high standard and were very engaging, captivating us for 10 minutes at a time just wasn't enough, we could have listened to them for hours. I knew our learners were good, but these guys were amazing!!
"Joseph talked a lot about not wanting to use medication to control various issues in his life. He popped a vitamin pill in front of us to bring into focus just how easy it is take a tablet when exercise can have the same effect."
"But they were all very credible with what they said. Jaina spoke to my heart. Hers was less of a presentation and more 'I'm going to tell you where I'm at, what I've been through and what I want to do'. It could have been a very downbeat story, but it wasn't. It was all very positive. Rachel Lines is doing some amazing stuff in the community. She was a great speaker and has some fabulous ideas around supporting mothers."
Involvement of well-know industry names…
Tom was enthused by the involvement of so many well-known industry names, as well as the Royal Society of Public Health (RSPH), which provided its historic venue in Portland Place, London, for the event itself, with its Deputy DEO, Duncan Stephenson, comparing the evening.
"I was blown away that the RSPH was so happy to be part of it, and that the awards attracted so many established industry names. It was great to have them alongside all the learners in one space."
He believes these new faces will make the sector a better place by encouraging radical thinking and change.
"One of problems with our industry is that a lot of
people have been in it for a very long time, so there can be elements of 'we've
always done it like this'. They want to change, but radical change will only
come from people like Joseph, who have a willingness to take risks, to look at
problems completely differently, and block out any thoughts around what's been
tried already. I see all of them doing
fantastic things in the future as they have the drive and the passion. If their
ideas come off they will take us into orbit!"
"It's not that I was demotivated in any way, but they gave me a boost and the inspiration to go out there and do what we do better. I honestly don't think they realise the impact they had on the judges. Tara was on the edge of her seat. As CEO of CIMSPA she speaks to literally everyone in the industry. So for her to be moved to the edge of her seat with what she heard is a massive boost to the sector."
"I hope the Legacy Awards gather even more momentum, as we need to keep letting people see the wonderful work our tutors and our tutor support team are doing. They are killing it with these students; it's just great!"
Each of the Raise Your Bar finalists were given CIMSPA membership as part of their prize, which Tom believes is a vital part of the whole process.
"CIMSPA is a very important organisation, working day in, day out to improve our sector and ensure standards, and at Future Fit Training, that's what we are all about. Our qualifications aim to bring quality people into the sector. So for us to bring these 'top of the crop' student finalists into the CIMSPA family is vital."
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A: Your query will now be SELECT * FROM testWHERE ID=..
There needs to be a space between your tablename and the WHERE statement.

A: I think it's clearer, and less error-prone if you write your code like this:
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A: Adding that space in your SQL will fix your query as is, but as others have said, your code is not secure and you should use prepared statements instead. When you do switch to prepared statements your query will break again because of all the extra space you've added to the link. To fix it correctly...
1) Remove all the unnecessary white-space in the link.
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2) Use prepared statements: see here.

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//Load css stylesheets
function aal_load_css() {

        //load css styles
        wp_register_style( 'aal_style', plugins_url('css/style.css', __FILE__) );
        wp_enqueue_style('aal_style');
}

//load javascript files
function aal_load_js() {

        // load our jquery file that sends the $.post request1
		wp_enqueue_script( "js", plugin_dir_url( __FILE__ ) . 'js/js.js', array( 'jquery' ) );
        $aal_plugin_url=plugin_dir_url(__FILE__);
        // make the ajaxurl var available to the above script
		wp_localize_script( 'js', 'ajax_script', array( 'ajaxurl' => admin_url( 'admin-ajax.php'),'aal_plugin_url' =>$aal_plugin_url  ) );
}

function aal_load_front_scripts() {

	if(get_option('aal_apikey')) {
		wp_register_script( 'aal_apijs', plugin_dir_url( __FILE__ ) . 'js/api.js', array( 'jquery' ) );
		wp_enqueue_script( 'aal_apijs');
	}

}

include(plugin_dir_path(__FILE__) . 'aal_install.php');
include(plugin_dir_path(__FILE__) . 'aal_cloaking.php');
include(plugin_dir_path(__FILE__) . 'aal_functions.php');
include(plugin_dir_path(__FILE__) . 'aal_ajax.php');
include(plugin_dir_path(__FILE__) . 'aal_engine.php');
include(plugin_dir_path(__FILE__) . 'aal_settings.php');
include(plugin_dir_path(__FILE__) . 'aal_exclude.php');
include(plugin_dir_path(__FILE__) . 'aal_modules.php');
include(plugin_dir_path(__FILE__) . 'aal_importexport.php');
include(plugin_dir_path(__FILE__) . 'aal_apimanagement.php');
include(plugin_dir_path(__FILE__) . 'aal_generatedlinks.php');
include(plugin_dir_path(__FILE__) . 'aal_metabox.php');
include(plugin_dir_path(__FILE__) . 'aal_getstarted.php');

include(plugin_dir_path(__FILE__) . 'classes/link.php');

add_action('admin_init', 'wpaal_actions');
add_action('admin_menu', 'wpaal_create_menu');
add_filter('the_content', 'wpaal_add_affiliate_links',5);
add_action('init', 'wpaal_rewrite_rules');
add_action('query_vars', 'wpaal_add_query_var');
add_action('wp','wpaal_check_for_goto');
add_action('wp_print_scripts', 'aal_load_css');
add_action('wp_print_scripts', 'aal_load_js');
add_action('wp_ajax_aal_delete_link', 'aalDeleteLink');
add_action('wp_ajax_aal_add_link', 'aalAddLink');
add_action('wp_ajax_aal_change_options', 'aalChangeOptions');
add_action('wp_ajax_aal_add_exclude_posts', 'aalAddExcludePost');
add_action('wp_ajax_aal_update_exclude_posts', 'aalUpdateExcludePosts');
add_action('wp_enqueue_scripts', 'aal_load_front_scripts');

register_activation_hook(__FILE__,'aal_install');

//add_action('wp_ajax_exclude_posts', 'aalExcludePosts');

// Add Wp Auto Affiliate Links to Wordpress Admnistration panel menu
function wpaal_create_menu() {

	add_menu_page( 'Auto Affiliate Links', 'Auto Affiliate Links', 'publish_pages', 'aal_topmenu', 'wpaal_manage_affiliates', $icon_url, $position );
	add_submenu_page( 'aal_topmenu', 'Getting Started', 'Getting Started', 'publish_pages', 'aal_gettingstarted', 'wpaal_gettingstarted' );
	add_submenu_page( 'aal_topmenu', 'General Settings', 'General Settings', 'publish_pages', 'aal_general_settings', 'wpaal_general_settings' );
	//add_submenu_page( 'aal_topmenu', 'Modules', 'Modules', 'publish_pages', 'aal_modules', 'wpaal_modules' );
	add_submenu_page( 'aal_topmenu', 'Upgrade to PRO', 'Upgrade to PRO', 'publish_pages', 'aal_apimanagement', 'wpaal_apimanagement' );
	if(get_option('aal_apikey'))  add_submenu_page( 'aal_topmenu', 'Generated Links', 'Generated Links', 'publish_pages', 'aal_generatedlinks', 'wpaal_generatedlinks' );

global $aalModules;
		if(get_option('aal_apikey')) foreach($aalModules as $aalMod) {

			if(get_option('aal_'. $aalMod->shortname .'active')) add_submenu_page( 'aal_topmenu', $aalMod->nicename, $aalMod->nicename, 'publish_pages', 'aal_module_'. $aalMod->shortname, $aalMod->hooks['content'] );

		}

	add_submenu_page( 'aal_topmenu', 'Exclude Posts/Pages', 'Exclude Posts/Pages', 'publish_pages', 'aal_exclude_posts', 'wpaal_exclude_posts' );
	add_submenu_page( 'aal_topmenu', 'Import/Export', 'Import/Export', 'publish_pages', 'aal_import_export', 'wpaal_import_export' );

}

function wpaal_actions() {

        global $wpdb;
        $table_name = $wpdb->prefix . "automated_links";

	//Check if a keyword was edited
	if($_POST['aal_edit']=='ok') {

		//Security and input check
		check_admin_referer('WP-auto-affiliate-links_edit_link');
		$id = filter_input(INPUT_POST, 'edit_id', FILTER_SANITIZE_SPECIAL_CHARS); // $_POST['id'];
		$link = filter_input(INPUT_POST, 'aal_link', FILTER_SANITIZE_SPECIAL_CHARS); // $_POST['link'];
		$keywords = filter_input(INPUT_POST, 'aal_keywords', FILTER_SANITIZE_SPECIAL_CHARS); // $_POST['keywords'];

		//Update the database and redirect
		$rows_affected = $wpdb->update( $table_name, array( 'link' => $link, 'keywords' => $keywords ), array( 'id' => $id ));
		wp_redirect("admin.php?page=aal_topmenu");

	}

	if($_POST['aal_massactionscheck']) {

			$massids = $_POST['aal_massstring'];
			//echo $massids; die();

			$wpdb->query("DELETE FROM ". $table_name ." WHERE id IN (". $massids .");");

			wp_redirect("admin.php?page=aal_topmenu");
	}

	if($_POST['aal_export_check']) {

		$myrows = $wpdb->get_results( "SELECT id,link,keywords FROM ". $table_name );
		$separator = $_POST['aal_export_separator'];
		if($separator=='tab') $separator = "\t";
		if(!$separator) $separator = "|";
		//$separator = "|";

		$File = 'aal_export.txt';
header("Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=\"" . basename($File) . "\"");
header('Content-type: text/plain');
header("Connection: close");

foreach($myrows as $row) {

	echo $row->keywords . $separator . $row->link . "\n";

}

		die();

		wp_redirect("admin.php?page=aal_topmenu");
	}

	if($_POST['aal_excluderulesaction']) {

		$date = $_POST['aal_excluderulesdatebefore'];
		//echo $date;
		delete_option('aal_excluderulesdatebefore');
		add_option('aal_excluderulesdatebefore', $date);

	}

	if($_POST['aal_export_settings_check']) {

	$pluginDefinedOptions = array('aal_iscloacked', 'aal_showhome', 'aal_notimes', 'aal_notimescustom', 'aal_exclude', 'aal_target', 'aal_relation', 'aal_cssclass', 'aal_langsupport', 'aal_display', 'aal_displayc', 'aal_samekeyword', 'aal_apikey', 'aal_amazonactive', 'aal_clickbankactive', 'aal_shareasaleactive', 'aal_cjactive', 'aal_ebayactive', 'aal_bestbuyactive', 'aal_walmartactive', 'aal_amazonid', 'aal_amazoncat', 'aal_shareasaleid', 'aal_clickbankid', 'aal_clickbankcat', 'aal_clickbankgravity', 'aal_clickbankactive', 'aal_amazonlocal', 'aal_ebayid', 'aal_bestbuyid', 'aal_walmartid', 'aal_envatoactive', 'aal_envatosite', 'aal_envatoid' ); // etc

	// Clear up our settings
	foreach($pluginDefinedOptions as $optionName) {
    	if(get_option($optionName)) {
    		$optionsToExport[$optionName] = get_option($optionName);
    	}
	}

		$File = 'aal_exported_settings.txt';
header("Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=\"" . basename($File) . "\"");
header('Content-type: text/plain');
header("Connection: close");

echo json_encode($optionsToExport);

		die();

		wp_redirect("admin.php?page=aal_topmenu");
	}

		global $aalModules;
		foreach($aalModules as $aalMod) {

			if(function_exists($aalMod->hooks['actions'])) call_user_func($aalMod->hooks['actions']);

		}

		if($_POST['aal_exclude_post_byurl_check'] && $_POST['aal_exclude_post_url']) {

			$url = esc_url($_POST['aal_exclude_post_url']);
			$postid = url_to_postid( $url );

			if($postid) {

				$aal_exclude_id = $postid;

			 $aal_posts = get_option('aal_exclude');
			    $post = get_post($aal_exclude_id);
                $data['post_title'] = $post->post_title;
                if(!$post->ID) {
                die('nopost');
					}

					$aal_posts_array = explode(',',$aal_posts);
					if(in_array($post->ID,$aal_posts_array)) {
						die('duplicate');
					}

                if($aal_posts=='')$aal_exclude=$aal_exclude_id;
                    else $aal_exclude=$aal_posts.",".$aal_exclude_id;

                delete_option('aal_exclude'); add_option( 'aal_exclude', $aal_exclude);

		}

		}

}  // wpaal_actions end

//Function that will render the administration page
function wpaal_manage_affiliates() {
	global $wpdb;
	$table_name = $wpdb->prefix . "automated_links";

	//Load the keywords and options
	$myrows = $wpdb->get_results( "SELECT id,link,keywords FROM ". $table_name );
	//Load excluded posts
	$excludeposts = get_option('aal_exclude');

	$apikey = get_option('aal_apikey');

	//Render the page
    ?>

Auto Affiliate Links

			Thank you for using Auto Affiliate Links. The plugin will display affiliate links to your visitors based on your chosen keywords. Add affiliate links that you want to be displayed, and the keywords or keyphrases where you want them to be displayed into your content.

Add affiliate links and keywords to be displayed:

            <form name="add-link" method="post" action="<?php echo admin_url( "admin-ajax.php");?>" id="aal_add_new_link_form">
                <input type="hidden" name="action" value="add_link" />
                Affiliate link: <input class="aal_biginput" type="text" name="link" value="http://" id="aal_formlink" />
                Keywords: <input class="aal_biginput" type="text" name="aal_keywords" id="aal_formkeywords" />
                <input type="submit" class="button-primary" name="Save" value="Save" />    <?php aalGetSugestions($myrows);?>
            </form>

	<?php

	if($apikey) {

		$valid = file_get_contents('http://autoaffiliatelinks.com/api/apivalidate.php?apikey='. $apikey );
		$valid = json_decode($valid);

	 if($valid->status == 'expired' && $apikey) {

	echo 'Your subscription to Wp Auto Affiliate Links PRO is expired. Please renew your subscription or create a new API key

';

	}

	if($valid->status == 'invalid' && $apikey) {

	echo 'The API key you entered is invalid. You have to register on our website to get a valid API key.

';

		}

	}

	else {

		echo 'If you want links to be extracted and displayed automatically from Amazon, Clickbank, Shareasale, Ebay, Walmart, Commision Junction and Envato Marketplace you should consider activating PRO features. Get your API key.';

	}

	  ?>

Affiliate Links:

                    <form name="aal_linksorderform" method="get">

                    Order list by:

                    Date |
                    Name
							<input type="hidden" name="aal_linksorderinput" value="" />
							</form>

                         <?php AalLink::showAll(); // Showing existent affiliate links with edit and delete options ?>

                   <form name="aal_linksorderform" method="get">

                    Order list by:

                    Date |
                    Name
							<input type="hidden" name="aal_linksorderinput" value="" />
							</form>

                    <form name="aal_massactions" method="post" onsubmit="return aal_masscomplete(); " >
                    	<input class="button-primary" type="submit" name="aal_selectall" id="aal_selectall" value="Select all" onclick="return false"/>

							<input type="hidden" name="aal_massactionscheck" value="1" />
							<input type="hidden" name="aal_massstring" value="" id="aal_massstring" />
							<input type="submit"  class="button-primary"  value="Delete selected" onclick="" />
							</form>

If you have problems or questions about the plugin, or if you just want to send a suggestion or request to our team, you can use the support forum. Make sure that you consult our FAQ first.

 <?php  }  // manage_affliate links

?>


Resources about the Docker administrative procedures such as Docker configuration, collecting Docker metrics, Docker logging and more.
Docker Configuration — After installing Docker and starting Docker, the dockerd daemon runs with its default configuration. This page gathers resources on how to customize the configuration, start the daemon manually, and troubleshoot and debug the daemon if run into issues.
Collecting Docker Metrics — In order to get as much efficiency out of Docker as possible, we need to track Docker metrics. Monitoring metrics is also important for troubleshooting problems. This page gathers resources on how to collect Docker metrics with tools like Prometheus, Grafana, InfluxDB and more.
Starting and Restarting Docker Containers Automatically — Docker provides restart policies to control whether your containers start automatically when they exit, or when Docker restarts. Restart policies ensure that linked containers are started in the correct order. This page gathers resources about how to automatically start Docker containers on boot or after server crash.
Managing Container Resources — Resource management for Docker containers is a huge requirement for production users. It is necessary for running multiple containers on a single host in an efficient way and to ensure that one container does not starve the others in terms of cpu, memory, io, or networking. This page gathers resources about how to improve Docker performance by managing it's resources.
Controlling Docker With systemd — Systemd provides a standard process for controlling programs and processes on Linux hosts. One of the nice things about systemd is that it is a single command that can be used to manage almost all aspects of a process. This page gathers resources about how to use systemd with Docker daemon service.
Docker CLI Commands — There are a large number of Docker client CLI commands, which provide information relating to various Docker objects on a given Docker host or Swarm cluster. Generally, this output is provided in a tabular format. This page gathers resources about how the Docker CLI Work, CLI Tips and Tricks and basic Docker CLI commands.
Docker Logging — Logs tell the full story of what is happening, or what happened at every layer of the stack. Whether it's the application layer, the networking layer, the infrastructure layer, or storage, logs have all the answers. This page gathers resources about working with Docker logs, how to manage and implement Docker logs and more.
Troubleshooting Docker Engine — Docker makes everything easier. But even with the easiest platforms, sometimes you run into problems. This page gathers resources about how to diagnose and troubleshoot problems, send logs, and communicate with the Docker Engine.
Docker Orchestration - Tools and Options — To get the full benefit of Docker containers, you need software to move containers around in response to auto-scaling events, a failure of the backing host, and deployment updates. This is container orchestration. This page gathers resources about Docker orchestration tools, fundamentals and best practices.


Four times a year, Restaurant Day turns Helsinki into a gastronomic paradise.
The Helsinki Baltic Herring Market is one of the oldest ongoing events in Finland. Much more than a seafood lover's dream, it's a celebration of Finnish food that offers tremendous insight into Finnish culture and traditions.
The best summer cafés in Helsinki creatively combine Finland's coffee culture and gorgeous summer weather. Here are my top picks for where to get the best brews with views.


Array. En fait, le livre a 183 pages. The Benchmarking Basics: A Resource Guide for Healthcare Managers est libéré par la fabrication de HCPro. Vous pouvez consulter en ligne avec Benchmarking Basics: A Resource Guide for Healthcare Managers étape facile. Toutefois, si vous désirez garder pour ordinateur portable, vous pouvez Benchmarking Basics: A Resource Guide for Healthcare Managers sauver maintenant.
Your organization's performance is being compared, right now, to other facilities across town and across the country.
More hospital performance data is readily available than ever before, and benchmarking is implicitly required by some Joint Commission standards and CMS measures. Gathering meaningful data is vital in the era of pay for performance, and payers and agencies are calling for more transparency in quality improvement data.
- What data should we gather?
- When should we collect it?
- What do we do with it once we've collected it?
Help is here with HCPro's, Benchmarking Basics: A Resource Guide for Healthcare Managers. This resource takes healthcare managers through the benchmarking process, step-by-step. It explains how to implement benchmarking programs that use valid data to answer a variety of questions, make accurate comparisons, and measure a hospital's overall performance, both internally and against facilities nationwide. Readers will also learn when not to benchmark, and how to avoid commonly made mistakes that can affect results.
- extensive resource lists tips for accurately comparing benchmarking data.
In every chapter of the book, you'll find a concise summary of topics, as well as tips on potential trouble spots and what pitfalls to avoid.
Learn how to make the numbers work for you!
Effective benchmarking does more than ensure regulatory compliance it can also be a very useful tool for marketing and public relations, comparing performance against national averages, identifying strategic and operational trouble spots, and gauging internal improvement.
Benchmarking Basics: A Resource Guide for Healthcare Managers features a free companion CD-ROM that includes an electronic appendix of benchmark databases, Web sites, and resources you can access for additional information. The CD-ROM also includes a customizable presentation tool that explains what benchmarking can do for your organization.


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 Dimitri Yachvili (* 1980), französischer Rugby-Union-Spieler
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At Wigan Lane Books we love interesting and unique books of character.
There are types of books that may look normal to the naked eye, but can actually have a hidden secret.
A secret that was only recently rediscovered and popularised by Colleen Theisen at the Special Collections & University Archives at the University of Iowa in the USA.
The secret in question is that a select few books actually contain hidden artworks along the fore-edge of the book.
These fore-edge paintings can only be revealed once the pages of the book have been fully fanned out.
The sides of the book page edges have been painted in gilt, what is unnoticed by the reader is that each separate page has been uniquely painted that forms a picture when fanned. A clamp was used to create the fore-edge paintings.
The clamp holds together the book into the fanned position to make it easier for the artist to paint the picture. When the pages have been released from the clamp, the painting disappears. The for-edge paintings often depict countryside landscapes with characters in the background in various situations.
Here are some examples of fore-edge paintings from the University of Iowa Special Collections and Archives. The first four books are all by Robert Mudie. Each book has a different seasonal theme: autumn, winter, spring and summer.
The above image is from a book that was published in 1837, by Robert Mudie, taken from Colleen Theisen's original tumblr blog post.
Animated version of the same book, also from Colleen Theisen's blog post.
Winter by Robert Mudie / University of Iowa.
Animated version of the book above.
Spring by Robert Mudie / Special Collections & University Archives at the University of Iowa.
Summer by Robert Mudie / Special Collections & University Archives at the University of Iowa.
"John preaching in the Wilderness":John T. Beer's illustration on an early 16th century Latin Bible.
John T. Beer – Open scene on the Fox's journal.
The People of Orleans Greet Joan of Arc.
The Modern History of Hindustan, by Thomas Maurice, 1802.
Stonehenge – The royal kalendar, and court and city register, 1849.
We hope you have found this article interesting!
Wigan Lane Books is an online book store based in Chorley, Lancashire, specialising in rare books and books of interest.
Click here to view our homepage, Like us on Facebook, circle us on Google +, or follow us on Twitter!
This entry was posted by David in Interesting and tagged Antiquarian, Books, Boston Public Library, Fore-edge, Fore-Edge Paintings, John T. Beer, Rare books, Robert Mudie, Secret, Special Collections & University Archives, University of Iowa.


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Home News VAR use in Premier League is arrogant, controversial says former referee
VAR use in Premier League is arrogant, controversial says former referee
Video technology remains controversial in the early stage of its debut season in the Premier League, but there is a lot of progress to be made.
Former referee Keith Hackett says the Premier League has been arrogant in defence of VAR and believes the system in the English top-flight is "flawed".
VAR has been at the centre of several controversial moments in its maiden season in the Premier League, most recently during Sunday's 1-1 draw between Manchester United and Liverpool.
Despite the constant headlines the technology generates, Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMOL), which oversees officials across all levels of English football, says VAR made just four mistakes in the first four weeks of the campaign.
But Hackett feels PGMOL are misleading fans regarding VAR's effectiveness and says there are many more errors to come.
"There's a level of arrogance that seems to be coming out of the PGMOL at the moment, that every decision we're making is correct," he told Sky Sports.
"Let's look at last season's stats. [PGMOL managing director] Mike Riley came out and said we are 82 per cent accurate on the big decisions, which is saying literally one in five of the big decisions we are getting wrong.
"So we have now got VAR and we're going to improve, we're going to get these big decisions and we're going to be better at it.
"He then comes out and says we've had a review and we've only made four errors – and everybody in the game must have fell over laughing, because who is he kidding? Four errors? How many does he agree to this week that he's made? None?
"Let's be real – we are dealing with human beings, and human beings will always make mistakes. VAR is there for us to see a game with less errors and hopefully move the decision-making process, accuracy, into the high 90 per cents. We are not achieving that, anywhere near."
He added: "I come from a point of being very positive about the use of technology to aid refereeing decisions. I have supported VAR and I'll continue to support VAR.
"However, putting it mildly, I think Mr Riley needs, along with others, to review how the system is operating and ask why are we doing it different to other countries, and to how it operated in the World Cup.
"Why have they decided not to use the pitchside monitor? It's been used in other competitions around the world and it's part of the criteria of the International Football Association Board.
"Let us get the officials together, and let us understand we are going to use the pitchside monitor. Let everybody be aware that it's going to delay the process, but the outcome has to be a more accurate decision than we are getting at the moment."
And the former Premier League official believes referees should be made to work with psychologists to help them adapt to the new technology.
"This is my summary. The application of the VAR system by the PGMOL at the moment is flawed," he said.
"Errors are not being corrected because the match referee is not reviewing the pitchside monitor to see for himself what has taken place.
"There needs to be work with a sports psychologist to get over the relationship between the referee and the VAR, so the VAR has the confidence to tell his colleague 'you're wrong – have a look', not this happy, patty, nicey nicey, 'yeah, I'm OK, it wasn't a foul mate, you got it right, brilliant, well done.' They are kidding each other.
"So that's the second point – the relationship between the referee and the VAR, and it's got to be stronger, firmer, and to have some form of team accountability that says 'I want to get every decision right, I don't want to leave anybody in any doubt'."
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Netanyahu's Message to Christians :: By Daymond Duck
Published on: January 13, 2019 February 5, 2019 by RRadmin7 Category:Daymond Duck, General Articles
On Dec. 25, 2018, Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu delivered a short one minute and fifty-two second pre-recorded video message to Christians in the United States and all over the world "from the Holy Land, from Jerusalem."
His message can be found by clicking on this link.
Mr. Netanyahu's brief Christmas greeting contains several statements that are worthy of notice.
For one thing, he said, "We're (Christians and Jews) united in a shared destiny."
Despite dozens of prophecies, including some by Jesus, Paul and some of the disciples, some people believe the Church has replaced Israel.
The destiny of the Church and Israel is different in some ways (Rapture, Tribulation Period, etc.), but in many ways, we have a shared destiny (same Saviour, serve the same God, etc.).
Mr. Netanyahu also said, "We live in historic times. The ancient prophecies are being realized. The people of Israel have ingathered their exiles, come back to the Promised Land, built Zion, reunited our eternal capital, Jerusalem."
Mr. Netanyahu realizes that the rebirth of Israel in 1948, the return of millions of Jews to the Promised Land, the rebuilding of Jerusalem in the same place and the reunification of Jerusalem in 1967 are historic events, and he knows that they are more than that.
They are ancient Bible prophecies that have been literally fulfilled before the very eyes of many in this present generation.
Some don't like it, some want to plunder Israel, destroy her and seize Jerusalem, but there is no denying that these prophecies are in the Bible and they have been fulfilled.
People would be wise to read what the Bible says will happen to those who try to reverse these prophecies, and get on God's side before it is too late.
Mr. Netanyahu also said, "The American Embassy was just recently moved there (to Jerusalem) in a historic move by President Trump. This is all important. What we're witnessing is the dream of centuries, the dreams of millennium being realized."
The historic U.S. recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel by relocating our embassy to the Holy City, was more than the fulfillment of Bible prophecy by one nation or one man.
It is a promise of God that brought hope to millions of Jews for thousands of years.
It is also God's response to the prayers of many generations of Jews.
Mr. Netanyahu also said, "Only in Israel has Christianity blossomed in the Middle East. We understand our heritage, we understand our common heritage and we understand our commitment to a common future. We're united in a shared destiny."
No nation in the Middle East is as hospitable to Christians as Israel is.
Israel's hospitality comes from what the Scriptures say about the history of our two faiths, and Israel is committed to the teachings of Scripture.
In closing, the Bible tells Christians to love people, including the Palestinians; but that doesn't mean that the Palestinians should get part or all of the Promised Land, because God gave all of the Promised Land to Israel forever.
Many people support the Two-State solution, but there cannot be a Two-State solution without dividing Israel.
The God that fulfilled the promises mentioned in Mr. Netanyahu's message said He will drag the world into the Battle of Armageddon for dividing Israel.
Israel has many faults, but those who oppose God on the title to the Promised Land have a greater fault that the Mighty God promised to deal with in a terrible way.
Prophecy Plus Ministries, Inc.
Daymond & Rachel Duck
duck_daymond@yahoo.com
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Фонд др Милан Јелић је фонд који пружа подршку у финансирању студирања, научноистраживачког рада и усавршавања младих талената у Републици Српској. Назив носи по покојном предсједнику Републике проф. др Милану Јелићу.

Сједиште Фонда је у Бањој Луци.

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Фонд др Милан Јелић је основан одлуком Владе Републике Српске од 17. марта 2011. године као наставак редовних активности бивше фондације предсједника Републике Српске — Фондације др Милан Јелић — основане у јануару 2007.

Фонд функционише у оквиру Министарства за научнотехнолошки развој, високо образовање и информационо друштво Републике Српске као посебна организациона јединица. Предсједник Фонда је надлежни министар, а чланови су: предсједник Академије наука и умјетности Републике Српске, министар просвјете и културе, министар породице, омладине и спорта, министар за европске интеграције и међународну сарадњу и министар финансија.

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Фонд др Милан Јелић своју дјелатност заснива на:
 додјељивању стипендија талентованим студентима додипломских и послиједипломских студија односно студентима I, II и III циклуса високог образовања, у земљи и иностранству;
 награђивању појединаца који се баве научноистраживачким радом;
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Venture capital to maintain growth drive in 2019
Almost USD 2.5 trillion worth of unspent cash, known as dry powder among private equity (PE) funds, is awaiting promising companies across the world. In Romania, the venture capital (VC) market was dynamic in the first half of the year, and players have suggested that this trend will continue through to the end of 2019.
In the first half of 2019, the most significant deal that impacted the Romanian market was the USD 568 million funding that UiPath, which has Romanian roots, got from international funds. This saw the valuation of the startup, which developed a robotic process automation (RPA) platform, reach USD 7 billion.
"This is the best market environment for private equity Romania has ever seen. Not only in terms of the number of transactions, but also in terms of transaction size and successful exits. Most notably, 2019 has seen the launch of several PE and VC funds fully focused on the Romanian market, a real first for Romania," Andrei Gemeneanu, managing partner of Morphosis Capital, told BR. The private equity fund grew its investment budget to EUR 50 million and targets small and medium-sized companies in various sectors, including technology and medical services.
"While Morphosis Capital does not invest in startups, we are pleased to see the creation of two venture capital funds with the EIF (European Investment Fund) as a cornerstone investor. This gives more capital options to startup entrepreneurs, especially in the tech area, and we are looking forward to some of these companies getting to the next level and becoming relevant for our own pipeline. Also, because in entrepreneurship role models are extremely important, Romanian tech startups can aspire to follow the path of UI Path, Romania's first tech unicorn," says Gemeneanu.
SOME 150 STARTUPS WITH SCALE-UP POTENTIAL IN ROMANIA
On the local market, the investments made by PE and VC funds ran into the millions of euros in the first half of 2019, while at global level the fundraising activity for PE dipped by 7 percent to USD 177.2 billion in the first semester of 2019 compared to the same period of last year.
In the first half of the year, 3TS Capital announced a new fund of around EUR 40 million for venture and growth capital investments. Elsewhere, GapMinder said that its investment fund for startups had reached EUR 36 million in value. The founders of DIY chain Dedeman launched their own PE fund called Equiliant Capital, while CITR Group initiated Roca X, a fund specialized in tech investments.
"While PE is driven by a few sizeable deals, often with a long and complex execution, the venture capital market is still experiencing an exceptional dynamic. With a few active VC funds (including corporate VC) in the market and increasing interest from international funds, activity is maintaining a very high pace in terms of transactions and this will continue in the second half of the year as well as throughout next year," Inti Paolucci, partner at GapMinder VC, told BR.
There are some 150 startups in Romania with scale-up potential, according to an estimate by investment platform Angels Den Funding. These are young companies that have the potential to grow fast and expand regionally or even globally.
"With the major VC funds in Romania at the beginning of their investment phase, the increasing number of international VC funds looking at Romania, and corporate venture capital becoming more and more active, the funding market for startups has good days ahead. To be confirmed, the ecosystem needs to see some Romanian startups become successful internationally," says Paolucci.
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Globally, some USD 2.44 trillion of dry powder is waiting to buy companies, real estate, infrastructure, natural resources and debt, according to estimates by data provider Preqin.
"I expect the second half of the year will follow the same pace as the first half. Deals can be financed, competition for assets is vivid, everyone has a lot of money," says Simona Maellare, global head of financial sponsors at UBS, according to the Financial Times.
Private equity as an asset class has grown significantly at global level with capital increasing fourfold in the last 12 years, according to Preqin.
Meanwhile, the global yearly returns of the PE industry have stood at 17 percent since 1999, outperforming public markets such as the S&P 500, the Russell 2000 Growth and the Russell 3000 Indexes on both a 10- and 15-year horizon, according to Pitchbook data.
BIGGEST FUNDS RAISED IN H1
Demand for growth funds increased in the first half of 2019, reaching USD 50.8 billion in funding raised, almost double the same period of last year. Some USD 6.5 billion has been raised via dedicated investment vehicles, according to Private Equity International.
Some of the biggest vehicles of this kind include Warburg Pincus, which raised USD 4.25 billion for its first China-South-East Asia fund,s and Boston-based Summit Partners, which got USD 4.9 billion. Among dedicated co-investment vehicles, the largest funds closed for the period belong to Hamilton Lane's USD 1.7 billion fund and LGT Capital Partner with USD 1.3 billion.
For conventional PE players, the greatest funds were raised by Advent International, Cinvent and TA associates with USD 17.5 billion, USD 10 billion and USD 8.5 billion, respectively.
On a regional basis, North America accounted for about 40 percent of the total capital raised, followed by multi-regional funds (33 percent), Europe (17 percent) and Asia-Pacific (10 percent).
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The UK Government has confirmed that from April 2019 it will axe payments for generating electricity from solar panels.
Due to falling costs, improved technology, Government incentives and greater competition between manufacturers, solar panels have become more affordable.
Homeowners considering switching to solar panel systems should do it now - before a cut-off point next year that could strip the opportunity for large financial incentives.
For a long time, the solar technology available to the public for turning sunlight into electricity was beyond the financial reach of many households.
A survey conducted by energy efficiency experts YES Energy Solutions found that 55 percent of homeowners had not invested in solar panels because they believed it was too expensive.
However due to falling costs, improved technology, Government incentives and greater competition between manufacturers, solar panels have become more affordable.
Currently, under the Government's Feed-in Tariff scheme, you receive payment for any electricity you produce as well as any surplus electricity that you transfer back to the grid.
The latest figures from Ofgem state that as of October 2018, for each kWh you generate you get 3.86p, while for each kWh you export you receive 5.24p.
The total amount you earn depends on your location and how much electricity you use. According to the MoneySavingExpert, in London, the estimated average savings per year came to £340. In Manchester the figure was £305.
However, the Government has confirmed that from April 2019 it will axe the payments for generating electricity. It has also proposed ending payments for exporting electricity.
This means that after the cut-off point, the only benefit to having solar panels will be the electricity savings, as the opportunity to make additional payments through the scheme will be missed.
Without the large financial incentives, it would take an estimated 70 years to recoup the initial investment, which is nearly three times the lifespan of some solar panels.
Crucially, those who have purchased their solar panels before this point will not be affected and can still earn back their investment within 20 years.
In 2007, the average home was billed £415 for its yearly electricity and ten years later, this figure had risen by almost £200 and stood at £619.
Throughout 2018, all of the UK's 'big six' energy providers - npower, E.ON, Scottish Power, SSE, EDF and British Gas - implemented price hikes after Ofgem increased the prepayment price cap.
This will mean millions of customers face average additional payments of around £100 a year on their energy bills.
This article is based on a press release from YES Energy Solutions.