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Finding the source of repeated detections of COVID in one town's sewage is "a needle in a haystack moment", NSW Deputy Premier John Barilaro says. NSW Health and the Bega Valley Shire Council confirmed on Wednesday that a sample from Merimbula's sewage treatment plant again tested positive to fragments of the COVID virus - the third time in just over a week. Samples from the South Coast towns of Bega, Bermagui and Eden did not return a detection of the virus during the same period. Bega Valley Shire Mayor Russell Fitzpatrick said while there were still no known cases in the Bega Valley, the persistent presence of fragments continues to signal the possibility of undetected cases in the community. "The detection of fragments of the virus at the Merimbula sewage treatment plant three times in two weeks is of concern," Cr Fitzpatrick said. "Since the virus fragments were first detected last week, the number of people getting tested for COVID-19 has been relatively low. "It's critical we see higher COVID-19 testing numbers if we are going to find the source of these virus fragments." READ MORE: In speaking with regional journalists at his daily briefing, Mr Barilaro said there had been "significant movement" in sewage detections across the state, including Merimbula as well as Cooma and a new detection reported Wednesday at Thredbo. "The reality here is we know there's movement along that region, we know there are cases either in Sydney or in Canberra, we know there's that interconnectivity," Mr Barilaro said. "It could be freight drivers that have been picked up elsewhere that have gone through the region. We don't know. "This is the fishing exercise, or the needle in the haystack moment where you try to work through." Mr Barilaro said sewage surveillance had been "a very important tool and one that has led to cases becoming known in a lot of scenarios". However, "at this stage Merimbula still baffles us". "It's always concerning when there's sewage detection. They are a good predictor of cases and have done so in the past. "We can't rule out there isn't someone in the community with COVID, or maybe it is someone who has come through...possibly someone who has come through and then been picked up [in case numbers] elsewhere. "So again, remain vigilant and get tested." The Merimbula sewage treatment plant serves approximately 7000 people covering Merimbula, Pambula, Pambula Beach, South Pambula, Mirador, Berrambool and parts of Millingandi. Cr Fitzpatrick said regularly emptied commercial pump-out tank systems in the shire also feed into the Merimbula plant.
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Source of Merimbula sewage COVID fragments 'baffling' says John Barilaro
Ben Smyth
'Needle in a haystack' COVID mystery stumps authorities
Finding the source of repeated detections of COVID in one town's is mystifying authorities.
Finding the source of repeated detections of COVID in one town's sewage is "a needle in a haystack moment", NSW Deputy Premier John Barilaro says.
NSW Health and the Bega Valley Shire Council confirmed on Wednesday that a sample from Merimbula's sewage treatment plant again tested positive to fragments of the COVID virus - the third time in just over a week.
Samples from the South Coast towns of Bega, Bermagui and Eden did not return a detection of the virus during the same period.
Bega Valley Shire Mayor Russell Fitzpatrick said while there were still no known cases in the Bega Valley, the persistent presence of fragments continues to signal the possibility of undetected cases in the community.
NSW Deputy Premier John Barilaro
"The detection of fragments of the virus at the Merimbula sewage treatment plant three times in two weeks is of concern," Cr Fitzpatrick said.
"Since the virus fragments were first detected last week, the number of people getting tested for COVID-19 has been relatively low.
"It's critical we see higher COVID-19 testing numbers if we are going to find the source of these virus fragments."
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In speaking with regional journalists at his daily briefing, Mr Barilaro said there had been "significant movement" in sewage detections across the state, including Merimbula as well as Cooma and a new detection reported Wednesday at Thredbo.
"The reality here is we know there's movement along that region, we know there are cases either in Sydney or in Canberra, we know there's that interconnectivity," Mr Barilaro said.
"It could be freight drivers that have been picked up elsewhere that have gone through the region. We don't know.
"This is the fishing exercise, or the needle in the haystack moment where you try to work through."
Mr Barilaro said sewage surveillance had been "a very important tool and one that has led to cases becoming known in a lot of scenarios".
However, "at this stage Merimbula still baffles us".
"It's always concerning when there's sewage detection. They are a good predictor of cases and have done so in the past.
"We can't rule out there isn't someone in the community with COVID, or maybe it is someone who has come through...possibly someone who has come through and then been picked up [in case numbers] elsewhere.
"So again, remain vigilant and get tested."
The Merimbula sewage treatment plant serves approximately 7000 people covering Merimbula, Pambula, Pambula Beach, South Pambula, Mirador, Berrambool and parts of Millingandi.
Cr Fitzpatrick said regularly emptied commercial pump-out tank systems in the shire also feed into the Merimbula plant.
This story 'Needle in a haystack' COVID mystery stumps authorities first appeared on Bega District News.


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About LangMedia "Language by Country" Collection
Language by Country videos focus on practical aspects of everyday life. They were filmed by Five College international students between 1999 and 2002. Some cultural information is out-of-date, but many of the videos remain linguistically useful. Transcripts and translations are provided.
We aim to provide examples of authentic language spoken in its natural cultural environment so that students of all ages can better understand the interplay between a language and its culture. The videos were filmed with handheld camcorders and microphones provided by the Center. The video and audio quality varies.
Students should be aware that we have tried to remain true to the language our subjects actually uttered. Therefore, we have not corrected grammatical errors and the videos sometimes show highly colloquial language, local slang, and regionally-specific speech patterns. At times, we have noted the preferred or more standard forms in parentheses. Most of the transcripts and translations were prepared by the same students who filmed the video, although in some cases the transcripts have also been edited by a language expert.
The videos and other materials were produced by the Five College Center for the Study of World Languages with funding from the National Security Education Program (NSEP) and the Fund for the Improvement of Post-Secondary Education (FIPSE) of the U.S. Department of Education.
Arabic (Palestinian Dialect) in Jordan
Bangla/Bengali in Bangladesh
Bulgarian in Bulgaria
Croatian in Croatia
Czech in the Czech Republic
French in Luxembourg
French in Morocco
French and Wolof in Senegal
French in Canada
French in Martinique
Greek in Greece
Hindi in North India
Hungarian in Hungary
Indonesian in Indonesia
Japanese in Japan
Korean in Korea
Portuguese in Angola
Portuguese in Brazil
Romanian in Romania
Serbian in Serbia
Slovak in Slovakia
Spanish in Argentina
Spanish in Ecuador
Spanish in Mexico
Spanish in Nicaragua
Swahili in Kenya
Swahili in Tanzania
Thai in Thailand
Turkish in Turkey
Twi in Ghana
Urdu in Pakistan
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Today, the sneak peek takes place at The Ferranti Hotel and Spa in Lake Como where Bronte and Nico and Rosie and Alexander have taken the children, and Emily as company for Sophia, for the Easter break. Alexander is taking the opportunity to do an inspection of the staff at the hotel. Rosie and Bronte have gone for a spot of retail therapy. Nine year old Tonio is spending time with his Uncle Gregorio Ancelotti learning to sail on the lake.
Nico had to smile when a windswept and beaming Tonio raced into the garden followed at a more sedate pace by an equally windswept Gregorio. Both wore sneakers, navy knee length cargo shorts and T-shirts.
"They are in the rose garden playing The Wedding Game," Nico told him and bit back a smile at the boy's obvious dismay.
Emily, the blushing bride, said nothing as she watched from the sidelines. She didn't like dramas. They made her belly feel funny.
Sitting on the grass, fifteen month old Eve picked up the end of the tie and stuffed it in her mouth, all the while her big brown eyes watched the heated debate.
The arrival of Tonio had Emily blush furiously and hug Jimmy Chew close.
"Yay!" Luca didn't need to be told twice and whooped as he raced across the lawn.
After the children had scoffed fresh orange juice and cookies, they decided to play statues, which left Nico and Gregorio to relax and discuss the financial management of Tonio's vast property portfolio left to him by his late mother. The children were busy with their game. The two men were deep in discussion. No one noticed when Eve, on her hands and knees, powered into the house with Jimmy Chew hot on her heels.
Sophia and Emily wandered into the house to wash their hands, before mama and Auntie Rosie returned from shopping. It was their turn to set the table for supper. When they entered the kitchen-living-dining space, Sophia stopped dead and her eyes popped from her head.
"Omigod," Emily's whisper was filled with awe and wonder.
Sophia raced outside. "Papa!!" Sophia yelled, the panic in her voice loud and clear.
Nico and Gregorio and the boys entered to find Eve sitting on the floor with two huge boxes of large chocolate eggs in pieces. The child was covered in head to toe in dark chocolate, 86% fair-trade cocoa. Her cotton romper had been white once upon a time. And Jimmy Chew was heroically licking her toes making her squeal and gurgle with laughter.
Nico lifted the baby and was immediately covered in black chocolate. Jimmy Chew, heroically licking the floor, was in seventh heaven. Nico could only hope the dog wasn't sick as a… dog.
Twenty minutes later, Bronte and Rosie strolled through the door with baby Mila in her stroller and her daddy bringing up the rear laden down with bags and boxes.
Bronte surveyed the scene: the dining table was beautifully set, with napkins! And the children were sitting quietly watching the cartoon of Beauty and The Beast, the volume turned low. Probably because Eve was snoozing in her papa's arms.
"Missing?" Bronte's head spun on her shoulders, at bit like a scene from the Exorcist, to stare hard at Nico and Gregorio.
"Yeah, and you should have seen the big mess they made," Luca added helpfully.
Bronte simply stared unblinking at the two men sitting on the couch until they wriggled beneath her scrutiny. "I cannot say I am surprised by you, Nico Ferranti. But, Gregorio Ancelotti, I am surprised at you." And with that she picked up her baby girl and walked out.
Rosie slid into a dining chair and sat back to enjoy the show.
"Wash your hands before dinner!" Bronte yelled from the hallway. The children were up and out of the room in about three seconds.
"Phew. Is this what family life is like?" Gregorio wanted to know.
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Loved today's look into the Ferranti family. You included Gregor Iowa, too. GOOD JOB! Cannot wait to re-read all the snippets in their own book/novella.
Gregorio's story is next in the Ludlow Hall series.
happy easter and keep writing!!!
can't wait for Gregorio's story?????
I have loved your books so much!!! Can't even express it enough. And these sneak peeks are yummy but also so frustrating.
Keep going, I can't wait for Gregorio's story now. Please please pretty please make it happen soon!!!
Hope you are doing great and send you lots of love.
I'm working on Break The Rules and No Rules and then will dive into Gregorio's story.
You love my name! I can tell you this, I would love be the next woman to be loved in your book 😀 (I know fan – me here going cray cray). Your reply made my day, it was so unexpected, thank you. I will come back with more cuz you have to know what your books have been like for me.
For now, I just got done reading the sneak peek book – For some reason, I feel like I want to see Eve grow up, she will be breathtakingly beautiful, and Nico will go crazy but I want to see her fall in love. I think her's will be a romance worth waiting for. And hey – I wanna see more of the dominant Alexander :D. Ok I am done piling on.
Shout out to Karen in comments here – Yes please, I forgot all about Ethan.
I'm writing Break The Rules and No Rules at the moment, then Gregorio's story and then I'm jumping into the Monroe Brothers series and re-branding Desert Orchid with a new cover etc. I don't have a date or time simply because of the horrible beginning to this year which has thrown my schedule off course.
I look forward to reading them all. Our start to the year has been horrible too, we lost my wonderful Mom on New Years day and I have to admit I've been struggling !! When I'm not stitching, I'm reading … well in to the wee small hours (not been sleeping too well !!) I've been devouring books like you wouldn't believe. Re reading and enjoying your wonderful characters has helped me get through some awful days !! So pleased you're feeling better, I can't wait for more fab stories.


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Google has done much to elevate online security awareness. Most account users will be familiar with its 2-Step Verification process, introduced in 2011 and designed to add an extra layer of protection that's unique to each individual, making it much harder for hackers to gain access to files and information. Known generally as Two Factor Authentication (2FA), this additional layer of security requires not just a username and password, but also something that is completely unique to that user, whether it be a piece of information or a physical token. It's based on the concept that only those users will achieve access based on something they know (knowledge) and something they have (possession). Such a system makes it much harder for cybercriminals to access and steal information or identity.
In a public sector context, data sits at the heart of organisations and in an environment shaped by stringent data regulations and growing security threats. As such, a renewed emphasis has been placed on expanding the use of strong multifactor authentication that's resistant to attack, particularly for systems accessed by the public. Two years ago, the U.S. government launched a Cybersecurity National Action Plan (CNAP) to curb the increasing number of attacks against organisations and individuals, which included mandatory two-factor authentication for federal government websites and government contractors.
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Two-factor authentication provides reassurance for both users and system administrators. They know that should the password be compromised, the account can't be accessed without providing the second authentication factor. Biometric authentication, such as a fingerprint, is becoming more common and can be used in diverse systems such as websites, enterprise applications, and secure thumb drives.
The good news however, is that processes such as cloud adoption and 2FA are all part of the same digital transformation journey. Having the appropriate tools to manage each of these components will go a long way towards helping public sector organisations understand the processes and be able to do what is needed to best support them and their publics. Striving for more secure authentication systems that provide far more confidence in the identity of both end users and systems administrators is a great example of this, and is why it matters.


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Sister Mary Matthew Griffith, CSJP, a Sister of St. Joseph of Peace, died suddenly on March 12, 2013.
Anna Marie Griffith, (Sister Mary Matthew) was born on February 18, 1928 in Bellingham, Washington. She was the daughter of Florence and L.E. Griffith. She entered the novitiate of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace in Bellingham, WA in 1949 and professed perpetual vows in 1954.
Sister Mary Matthew was a woman of many talents and extraordinary energy— all devoted in service to Jesus Christ and the people of God as a Sister of St. Joseph of Peace.
She was a child prodigy in both piano and violin and was classically trained pianist and
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their needs. She started a retreat with 3 others in 1977 and it has continued ever since. It is presently called St. Joseph Prayer/Healing Ministry retreat and is held in February at Ft. Worden, Port Towsend, WA. She ministered to the Lummi Indians for over 40 years and also was a volunteer at Monroe SOU prison for over 20 years. She loved the Legion of Mary and the work that that organization does. She had a gift of remembering people's names and faces and was always happy around smiling people. She would often remark, "Your smile is catching". And she said a person who smiles is close to God.
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Q: compare safety of two kinds ssh forwarding I've got three servers, HC(home client), ECS(elastic computing server), TS(target server). TS has a whitelist containing Ip of ECS but not HC, hence a proper way for HC to login to TS is through ssh forwarding. I got both two kinds of ssh forwarding method to work below,
Method I: make a tunnel between HC and ECS:
on HC: ssh -L HC_Port:TS_Ip:22 ECS
command ssh -p HC_Port 127.0.0.1 on HC works to ssh login to TS
Method II: make a tunnel between ECS and TS:
on HC: ssh -L 0.0.0.0:ECS_Port:127.0.0.1:22 ECS
command ssh -p ECS_Port ECS_Ip on HC also works to ssh login to TS
Suppose some sensitive data is transmitted through ssh within a tunnel, which method is more safe and provider of ECS is not that easy to get the decrypted data. Many thanks!

A: I believe Method I is a better choice. The key pair to encrypt and decrypt data transmitted between home client and target server is absolutly unknown to the elastic computing server. while Method II isn't.

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Continuing on our blog series, the following was provided by an anonymous parishioner. The theme of this story focuses on the Holy Spirit, and how sometimes the Spirit may direct actions that help another individual. In this story, there are themes of charity and perspectives on the Sacrament of Reconciliation. Reconciliation is offered at St. Anne on Wednesdays and Saturdays at 9:00 a.m.
One evening, I was leading a Youth Faith Formation group at St. Anne. One of the exercises was for each student to cite an instance where they served another person or where they were served by another, and then relate the "feeling" that corresponded. Each of the students cited an example of how they served others. The last student to speak, sitting to my left, spoke very quietly and explained of a time when neighbors brought food to her house and how grateful her family felt.
I immediately sensed that there was some type of need. With my professional coaching experience, and importantly, my involvement with Saint Vincent de Paul, I felt that there might be a real need. But I also believe that I was guided by the Holy Spirit to ask the student if she would talk with me after the class. When we talked, I learned that the family faced several hardships. Knowing that the student had been driven to St. Anne by her Mom, I asked her to ask her Mom whether or not she would be willing to share more information, so that St. Anne's ministries could help them best.
The mother came in and shared that their house was in a foreclosure, the husband was not living at home, and that family income was insufficient to care for her and her three children. She lived in a nearby city and was not a member of St. Anne. The mom agreed to attend Career Coaching for help in finding employment and job search support. She also agreed to meet with me and another ministry member of Saint Vincent de Paul (SVDP). There was no doubt in my mind that the Spirit was at work in opening hearts and doors.
Both meetings took place. A mentoring plan and a support plan were developed, enthusiastically agreed to, and put into practice. Finances and well-being are slowly improving for the family. There have been follow- up visits and phone calls for encouragement as well as guidance on several occasions. As part of the SVDP ministry, we also provided family assistance from a fellow parishioner who is an attorney. He accompanied me on a home visit to review some past financial transaction documents that the couple had executed. His focus was to determine the impact of these questionable financial documents/agreements. The attorney suggested to the mother some steps that she needed to take, and how to take these steps. He helped her understand what the real financial considerations were; provided encouragement, and offered additional pro bono legal counseling to her.
After the mom and I met a few times, with discussions about the St. Anne family and the Spirit being active at St. Anne, the mom did attend a new member registration and is now an active parishioner.
The journey continues. She, additionally, shared that she had not been to reconciliation in 15 years. After sharing with her my own experience with Father Bob and how he administered the Sacrament of Reconciliation in an encouraging and loving manner, she decided that she wanted to receive the sacrament. She joyfully shared this experience with me after she had received the sacrament.
I believe that there were too many "coincidences" to be just that. I believe that the Holy Spirit guided many of the conversations, starting with the student offering her story at Youth Faith Formation. If we listen, the Spirit can guide us to see, hear, and do things that might have been beyond our usual view of our busy lives.


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World's Strangest Ice Cream
By Katrina Brown Hunt
The Japanese are known for their adventurous taste buds, but when it comes to ice cream, even they have their limits.
"Some years ago we tried selling Chunky Monkey in Japan," says Ben & Jerry's "flavor guru" Peter Lind. "But people there weren't excited about it, because it turned out they didn't want to 'eat monkeys.'" (No matter that the ice cream merely contains bananas, chocolate, and walnuts.)
And yet, one man's monkey is another man's horseflesh. When we looked around the globe to see how ice cream varies in different countries, we found some funky—and sometimes frightening—flavors, like stinky durian fruit in Taiwan and a faux Viagra in Venezuela. The most shocking one, though, is no better—but perhaps no worse—than the thought of a real-life Monkeys 'n' Cream: raw horseflesh, which can be found in at least one ice cream shop in—yes, Tokyo.
No one culture can completely claim ice cream as its own—ice cream historians debate where it was even born. Roman emperor Nero supposedly had his slaves bring snow down from the mountains so that he could have it topped with fruit and honey. A king during China's seventh-century Tang dynasty liked a version that was mixed with milk. And when explorer Marco Polo came back from China in the 13th century, legend has it that he brought back a sherbet-like concoction.
Today, Americans and Australians eat the most ice cream of anyone in the world, according to market research firm Euromonitor, but almost every country enjoys it—and the cultural interpretations vary according to palates. As you travel into Eastern cultures, for instance, the ice cream tends to be less sweet. "Here we gravitate toward candy and cookies in our ice cream, but other countries gravitate toward fruits, tea, or spices," says Stan Frankenthaler, the director of culinary development for Baskin-Robbins, which has shops in more than 35 countries. Its 31 flavors change as you travel: a saffron ice cream has been a big hit in the Middle East, while a chocolate-peanut-butter combo has been a dud almost everywhere but the U.S.
Lind, from Ben & Jerry's, agrees that anything with peanuts or peanut butter underwhelms ice cream fans in other countries—especially in Europe, where hazelnuts are the utility player of nuts. This summer, his company is sponsoring a global contest, called Do the World a Flavor, where people can suggest new, locally inspired flavors. "We're looking for flavors that will appeal to all of these countries, and it's surprising how few flavors are really popular everywhere," Lind says. In Scandinavia, fans have suggested one of their favorites: salty licorice, which adds the faint but horrifying aroma of ammonia to an otherwise unsuspecting scoop of vanilla.
Other flavors sound tempting but don't always live up to the hype, at least to an American palate. In part of Europe, for instance, floral-based ice cream like lavender or rose is very popular, but Lind says it's a hard sell here at home. "We made a rose ice cream, using Indian rose water," he recalls, "and we took it to our scoop shop to have customers sample it." It was a onetime deal. "One person who tried it said, 'This tastes like my grandmother's armpit.'"
Viagra Ice Cream: Mérida, Venezuela
Hanan Cohen
The old-fashioned ice cream social can take a distinctly adult turn, thanks to this offering at the famed Heladería Coromoto ice cream shop in Mérida. The shop isn't famous for its legions of men lined up outside, though. Instead, it has laid claim to a multiyear streak in the Guinness World Records book for the most ice cream flavors: almost 900 at the most recent count (though only a paltry 70 or 80 are available on any given day). Besides Viagra, you might find the Coke and Diet Coke flavors, chile pepper, and even tuna.
How It Tastes: It may be hard to taste anything beyond the vivid aqua color, meant to evoke the little blue pill; the specific main ingredients are a secret, but are reportedly "natural" plant aphrodisiacs.
Haggis Ice Cream: London
Courtesy of Harrods
Haggis—the Scottish dish made of sheep innards and traditionally sealed up sausage-style in the stomach—challenges many palates even in its traditional form. But Morelli's, a shop in Harrods's famed food hall, pushes that sheep-tissue envelope further by rendering it into ice cream. Ask in advance and Morelli's will make other comfort-food ice cream too, including Yorkshire pudding or bangers and mash. Not that this would be a huge shock to Brits, who also reportedly love the Seriously Stilton ice cream made by dairy company Churchfields Farms.
How It Tastes: The haggis ice cream is "quite strong," admits a Harrods spokeswoman, though she assures us that the effect is perhaps mitigated by the ice cream being "blended" rather than "chunky." Well, that changes everything: bring on the hot fudge!
Lavender Ice Cream, France
Kate Wu
Leave it to the French to outclass everybody, even when it comes to an ice cream cone. It's not unusual here to find flavors evocative of local tastes and aromas, which means a lot of flowers: lavender, rose, jasmine, violets, and poppies. At Fenocchio, a gelateria on the Place Rossetti in Vieux Nice, you can get the floral flavors as well as black olive, rosemary, thyme, and tomato basil.
How It Tastes: Fans find the lavender and rose flavors gentle, even delicate. Ben & Jerry's "flavor guru" Peter Lind found, when the company tested rose ice cream in Vermont, that Americans were not so impressed. "One guy said, 'This tastes like my grandmother's armpit.'"
"Fox Testicle" Ice Cream: Turkey
Margot Wolfs
Turkish ice cream, or dondurma, is made with goat's milk and an ingredient called salep—which translates, literally, to "fox testicle." In reality, it's a flour ground from wild orchid tubers, which presumably bear some resemblance to a fox's family jewels. The resulting cold treat is pretty much an only-in-Turkey delicacy, since the wild orchids technically can't be exported. You can buy it at cafés and street carts, especially in Istanbul.
How It Tastes: Dondurma is chewier than classic ice cream—it can be almost taffy-like, sometimes even eaten with a knife and fork. Dondurma melts slowly too and isn't even frozen (if it were, you might need a Turkish dentist, pronto). Bonus for the queasy: it's lower in lactose than cow's-milk ice cream.
Beer Ice Cream: Munich and Alexandria, VA
Amber Pfau
Tastes great, extra filling? Beer inspires ice cream makers all over the world, it seems, from random beer gardens in Europe to craft-beer establishments in the U.S. It also tends to be seasonal. At Sarcletti's ice cream parlor in Munich, the Bavarian wheat-beer ice cream comes out for Oktoberfest in September, while Rustico Restaurant in Alexandria, VA, has a following for its summer popsicles—make that "brew pops"—often made from Belgian fruit ales.
How It Tastes: Depends on the beer used. Beer ice cream fans seem to love Guinness ice cream, which has a richer flavor that can go nicely with chocolate. Sarcletti's owner, Jürgen Elsner, says the key to good beer ice cream is to eat it very fresh: "It becomes more and more bitter when it grows more than one day."
Salty Licorice Ice Cream: Sweden
Courtesy of Stocholms Glasshus
Read labels carefully before you order a scoop in Stockholm. Lakrits can look like dark chocolate or even chocolate-chip ice cream, but contains local favorite salmiakki, or salty licorice. At Stockholm ice cream shop Glasshus, the lakrits is actually coal black in color (check your teeth and lips after a cone). In supermarkets, meanwhile, look for the Lakrits Puck—kind of like an Eskimo Pie hockey puck with a licorice coating.
How It Tastes: Even licorice lovers can find this stuff strong-tasting. Salmiakki contains ammonium chloride, a pungent-smelling form of salt.
Durian Ice Cream: Philippines
Courtesy of Nestle.com
The spiky-skinned durian is perhaps the most polarizing of all produce: people either love it (as many folks do in Asia) or abhor it for its pungent, sometimes overwhelming aroma. It's no surprise that Filipinos might like it in ice cream, as their taste in scoops is broader than most. Nestlé Philippines offers a durian flavor, as well as ube (purple yam) and queso (cheese). Local ice cream manufacturer Arce Dairy, found in supermarkets, does durian as well as ice cream flavored with ube, jackfruit (similar in flavor to pineapple), avocado, and cheddar cheese.
How It Tastes: If you've always wanted to try durian, this may be the place to start. Fans say it's sweet, but a mild form of the infamous fruit. Still, chase it with breath mints.
Pineapple Shrimp Ice Cream: Taiwan
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Tucked in the fish market at Keelung's Bisha port, Dr. Ice—also known as Shia Bing Hsieh Chiang—offers a menu of ice cream and shaved-ice treats that sound perhaps more like the makings of nice salad entrées: pineapple shrimp, cuttlefish, peanut and wine ice, or mango 'n' seaweed.
How It Tastes: Think of pineapple shrimp as cold bisque and you might love it. Fans say it's not as seafood-y as you'd think, either. Plus, doesn't everything taste better with sprinkles? But wait—these sprinkles are dried fish bits or roe.
Raw Horseflesh Ice Cream: Tokyo
Wilhelm Joys Andersen
Surely not, right? The Japanese are an adventurous lot when it comes to their treats, and ice cream is no different. In the Sunshine City shopping mall of the bustling Ikebukuro section of Tokyo you'll find Ice Cream City, where you can sample a dazzling (or horrifying) array of flavors, from octopus and snake to "basashi vanilla," which contains chunks of horseflesh sushi. Sounds too bizarre? Maybe you'd prefer the gyu tan, or cow-tongue sorbet. Not that all the locals go for the exotics: Baskin-Robbins reports that the top flavor at its Japanese branches is good ol' Strawberry Cheesecake.
How It Tastes: Like vanilla and...something very chewy. It's been described as a little sweet, but sweet in the venison way. Bonus: horsemeat is very lean, so it's guilt-free, in its way.
Garlic Ice Cream: Gilroy, CA
Amorimur
This is no surprise in the garlic capital of the world, where the annual Garlic Festival dazzles garlic lovers with food, cook-offs, and even the crowning of a Garlic Queen. You can get a free scoop at the July festival, or buy a scoop the rest of the year at the Garlic Shoppe in the Gilroy Outlet Mall.
How It Tastes: At first taste, it resembles a nice vanilla soft-serve—but the aftertaste is a doozy. "It's a onetime experience," admits the Garlic Festival spokesman. "I know of no one who orders three scoops with chocolate syrup and nuts, or has a scoop on their apple pie."
Bacon Ice Cream: Rehoboth Beach, DE
© Rich Kaszeta
Anyone who has ever dipped a French fry in a chocolate shake will understand this sweet-and-salty delight. The Ice Cream Store along the boardwalk in Rehoboth, DE, first dabbled in meat ice cream with a pulled-pork sundae, but has since developed a loyal following now with bacon and even its new chocolate-covered bacon. The bacon shake is particularly popular. "We sell 10 bacon milkshakes a day," says owner Chip Hearn. "For some reason it's become this cult thing." The more conservative might prefer the Better than Sex flavor, which features devil's-food-cake batter and crumbled candy bars.
How It Tastes: Bacon goodness. Hearn swears by the Jersey cows that fuel his ice cream and by "a really strong vanilla that will bring out that bacon taste."
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Q: How to return a single value from a function class into foreach loop I really need help for this one, im new on this php oop. my problem here i can only display a data on a single row of my table.
here is my function class
<?php

include('connection.php');

class guestDetails{

    public function guest($id){

            $query = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM tb_member WHERE memberID = '{$id}' ");
            $row = mysql_fetch_array($query);

            return $row;

    }
}
?>

And here is where i have foreach loop:

            Booking No.
            Date
            RoomType
            Guest
            Status
            Payment

          <?php
            $lists = new crudBooking;
                    $list = $lists->viewBooking();
            $rows = new guestDetails;
            foreach($list as $key => $value){
            $id = $value['reserveID'];

            $from = new DateTime( $value['arrival'] );
            $to = new DateTime( $value['departure'] );
          ?>

            <?php echo $value['reserveID']; ?>
            <?php echo $from->format( 'F d, Y' ) . " - " . $to->format( 'F d, Y' ); ?>
            <?php echo $value['category_id']; ?>

              <?php

                $row = $rows->guest($value['reserveID']);
                echo $row['firstname'] . " " . $row['lastname'] . "
" . $row['email'] . "";
              ?>

            <?php echo $value['status']; ?>
            to be edited

                  <button type="button" class="btn btn-default btn-sm">Action</button>
                    <button type="button" class="btn btn-default btn-sm dropdown-toggle" data-toggle="dropdown" aria-haspopup="true" aria-expanded="false">

                      Toggle Dropdown
                    </button>

<a href="<?php echo $value['reserveID']; ?>" data-toggle="modal" data-target="#editProduct<?php echo $value['reserveID']; ?>">Check-in

<a href="<?php echo $value['reserveID']; ?>" data-toggle="modal" data-target="#deleteProduct<?php echo $value['reserveID']; ?>">Check-out

<a href="<?php echo $value['reserveID']; ?>" data-toggle="modal" data-target="#deleteProduct<?php echo $value['reserveID']; ?>">Cancel

<a href="<?php echo $value['reserveID']; ?>" data-toggle="modal" data-target="#deleteProduct<?php echo $value['reserveID']; ?>">More Details

            <?php include('includes/modals.php'); ?>

          <?php }  ?>

The problem here is it only return on the first row of my table.
This is the code where i call the return value of guest() class:

              <?php

                $row = $rows->guest($value['reserveID']);
                echo $row['firstname'] . " " . $row['lastname'] . "
" . $row['email'] . "";
              ?>

Here is the table

A: are you sure tb_member.memberID have all reserveID, do something like
 $row = $rows->guest($value['reserveID']);
 if(!$row){
  echo "NO this member,reserveID:".$value['reserveID'];
  }else{
     echo $row['firstname'] . " " . $row['lastname'] . "
" . $row['email'] . "";
 }

if reserveID is not memberID
 $row = $rows->guest($value['YOUR MENBER ID COLUME NAME']);


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An Interview with Nicole Kirch
Stories Through Sound is a new blog featuring interviews by industry professionals across the audio and post production fields. This week, we're interviewing Nicole Kirch.
Nicole is an audio engineer and musician based in North Carolina. She received her BS in Electrical Engineering Tech from Austin Peay State University, and became the first woman to graduate with a BA in Sound Design from Michigan Tech. She has taken on many different sound roles, ranging from location sound to post production. Nicole writes for the blog soundgirls.org, and is a huge advocate for female empowerment and representation in the audio industry.
When did you first become interested in audio as a career path?
I became interested in audio as a career path in high school. Before that I was a musician who read everything about music, guitars, basses, and the gear. But I was also a nerd in higher level math and science courses. Engineering was the family business, and I was pushed to find a path that used my math and science knowledge rather than "just" a music major. I rebelled and found a middle ground in Audio Engineering. Jokes on me, because I later got a degree in Engineering Technology as well.
You've taken on many roles in sound, ranging anywhere from location sound to electronics. Is there a specific job title you've enjoyed the most?
I am the most in my element when I am problem solving a project. It can be frankenstein-ing a sentence together from different takes, soldering a pedal together, or setting up a session. When that puzzle is completed that joy fills me up; I am as light as air. Can't take the engineer out of me it seems. I enjoy sound too much to just pick one thing, although I prefer dialog, sound effects, and tech over pure music and composition.
Do you play any instruments? Do you feel that has played a role in how you go about editing sound?
Bass is my main instrument, but I am trained on violin and guitar. The mentality of a bassist is similar to an audio engineer: not the showcase, but everything falls apart without it. You don't have to notice what I do, but you'll notice its absence. To learn or hear the bass lines in songs takes more active listening, you really have to pay attention to how it interacts with the other layers. That set the foundation for my ears.
How did you get involved with soundgirls.org? What are some ways people can get involved with the organization?
Networking is my weakest point, so I follow all the audio groups on social media. Probably too many. I saw SoundGirls was looking for more bloggers (I think they are looking now, too), and I thought it would be a way to get me more involved in the industry. They have local chapters, meet ups, and a main group on Facebook in addition to their blog. Their main mission is to support those who often get overlooked. They even have a database to find women and non-binary folks to hire for your projects (Make it EQL).*
What is your favorite sound project you've worked on?
This is a hard question. There are a lot of moments that made projects wonderful, but to chose one entire experience as the winner is near impossible. I enjoyed designing and building my own pair of bookshelf monitors. The whole process was for a class, but the audio quality from them added a whole new dimension to listening. The other was working on a song for a local band. They gave a great performance, so the mix was straightforward, and adding their flavor was like making magic. Being able to translate their vision to "tape" brings a smile. I have listened to that song a billion times.
Anything else you'd like to add?
I would like to add that this industry is full of booms and busts. It is hard to carve a niche for yourself, and I know I am nowhere near where I thought I would be when I started. But no one has to be alone, there are mentors and peers out there willing to reach out, it just takes a first step.
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NFL Star to Honor Fmr. Police Capt. David Dorn, Killed In George Floyd Riots
While many players in the National Football League plan to display their social justice warrior creds on the field this coming season, one player is paying homage to a victim of the left's violent progressivism.
Jacksonville Jaguars tight end Tyler Eifert reportedly plans to honor retired St. Louis police Capt. David Dorn, who was killed by a rioter in the city in June, Western Journal reports.
The outlet explains:
Dorn was guarding a St. Louis pawn shop against looters in the early weeks of mass, nationwide civil unrest when he was shot to death.
The 77-year-old retired cop was allegedly shot by 24-year-old Stephan Cannon, who police say then looted the business, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported.
Hamilton County, Ohio Republican Party chairman, Alex Triantafilou, shared the news on Twitter. Eifert previously played for the Cincinnati Bengals.
"Got some very good news from former @Bengals player/current @Jaguars player @tylereifert," Triantafilou wrote.
He explained that Eifert "will honor fallen police officer [David Dorn] on his helmet. Always been a fan of Tyler's and God bless him!"
Got some very good news from former @Bengals player/current @Jaguars player @tylereifert that he will honor fallen police officer David Dorns on his helmet. Always been a fan of Tyler's and God bless him!
— Alex Triantafilou (@ChairmanAlex) August 31, 2020
God bless him indeed.
Considering the way the NFL has waffled on anthem-kneeling and the NBA has been letting players turn the league into an expensive Black Lives Matter rally, it's hard not to imagine that this year's football season is going to be dominated by progressive messages on "racial injustice."
The left is touting these pampered millionaires as heroes for lionizing sexual assailants like Jacob Blake, who was shot by police officers after threatening his victim and refusing to comply with their orders.
Eifert, meanwhile, is apparently opting instead to draw attention to a real hero, a hard-working, dedicated public servant who was killed trying to protect his friend's business from the kind of violent, reckless looters the left would have you believe are "peaceful protesters."
While he has yet to outspokenly express political views, Eifert has made it clear that he is a patriot with a strong appreciation for those who put their lives on the line to keep our nation safe.
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"And everyone in the military who sacrificed so we can all live the American dream! Have fun and be safe out there," he added.
Happy 4th of July! I love this holiday, always think how lucky I am to live in the best country in the world. And everyone in the military who sacrificed so we can all live the American dream! Have fun and be safe out there
— Tyler Eifert (@tylereifert) July 4, 2020
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"My cleats for tomorrow's game and my reason why I stand for the National Anthem," Eifert wrote.
My cleats for tomorrow's game and my reason why I stand for the National Anthem. Pat Tillman. For more info, go here https://t.co/7qRA8pwB8G pic.twitter.com/lgbnqkchvP
— Tyler Eifert (@tylereifert) September 9, 2017
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There are two main characteristics to Geeo:
- it's a geo database
- and it's a websocket server

Let's explore them in details

## A Geographic Database

Geeo is a highly optimized Geo-database like no other.
It's designed to store and retrieve geo location data extremely efficiently.

At its core, Geeo stores both Points and Rectangles. This is different from many databases with geo indexes: in Geeo, the data is stored in the index, not in tables.

#### Two types of points

The kind you already know, **points of interest** or POI, is easy to understand. They are immovable, and persisted to disk.

_Use them to model venues in a Foursquare-like app, or any other kind of content with a location, either created by you or your users._

The other kind is called an **Agent: it's an object that's moving in real-time**, and it's transient. Each agent is linked to the WebSocket connection that created it, and you can have only one agent per connection. When the connection is closed, the agent is gone.

_Use agents to model your users, or buses, or any moving and geolocated thing._

#### Two kinds of rectangles

The first one is called **Views, they're transient and linked to a Websocket**. You can think about them as a live query: Views know what points they contain, and they're kept up to date when points move, appear, or leave the view. Views can be moved too. When the WebSocket is closed, the view is gone.

_Use Views to efficiently query the contents of a geographic area in any Mapping application._

The second kind of rectangles is called an **Air Beacon. They're persisted to disk**, and they are also live queries. However they trigger a WebHook when a point enters of leaves the View. They don't receive updates when points only move within the Air Beacon.

_Use AirBeacons to model beacons, to create alerts, to gather statistics about specific places, etc._

#### How Geeo is different

It's highly optimized to do two things:

- search points in rectangles extremely fast
- find rectangles that contain a point to notify them of changes

This is what allows the realtime characteristics of Geeo: it's geo-database is so fast it can be used at scale for realtime applications.

## A Websocket Server

Geeo is designed to **work over WebSockets**: location data is frequently updated, and Geeo is pushing data to clients continuously, which makes it the perfect usecase for WebSockets.

With Geeo, a single WebSocket can be used to control one Agent and/or One View. When the socket is closed, the agent and the view disappear from Geeo. This ensures that only pertinent realtime data is stored in Geeo.

Coupling a performant geo-database and a websocket server is what makes the reactive nature of Geeo: it's able to stream changes in real time, sending only what's pertinent, over the wire.

Geeo is **designed to accomodate more than 10,000 concurrent websocket connection per 99$ instance**, where each connection is handling one moving Agent and one View. The agent can be constantly moving, and the view is constantly updated.

You mileage may vary depending on your application: you could have many more agents if you're using fewer views, or a bit less if you have many POIs and AirBeacons.

Depending on your use case, you may separate agents and views in different applications: buses could stream their position over 4G to Geeo, and a monitoring application or mobile app would stream live updates in real time.

Or you may build a mobile app which needs both an agent placed at the current location of the user, and a view showing the surroundings.

In addition to agents and views, you can add many more POIs and AirBeacons to Geeo. Depending on use cases, you'll need only certain elements of Geeo, but you can build very reactive applications by using them all!

Geeo also includes HTTP routes for operations that don't require a WebSocket.

#### How Geeo is different from other DBs

The use of WebSockets makes it possible to connect users to the DB directly, and to perform realtime live queries in the most optimized way. The data-path is optimized, the storage is optimized and the queries are optimized to build realtime reactive geolocation apps.

# Security and Privacy

**Geeo.io is very concerned about Security, and Privacy**. Each Geeo instance is completely separate from other instances, with no shared infrastructure (db, etc). Your data belongs only to you and your users.

We don't persist agents positions to disk. When the connection is gone, the data is gone. If the server restarts (for update/maintenance or failure), the connections are closed anyway, and all transient data is gone. The persistent data is persistent and backed up, but it contains much less sensitive data and no user location.

We've designed AirBeacons so they can be useful without being too intrusive. A Webhook will be called when an agent enters/leaves the air beacon, but without coordinates information to preserve privacy and avoid geo-tracking.

We're using HTTPS and WSS with free Let's Encrypt certificates for all communication.

Finally, our instances don't log at all. You can setup WebHooks if your app requires it and be notified of connections, disconnections, and AirBeacon events.

#### Authentication workflow

Authentication to a Geeo Server should always rely on an external authentication system. We're using JsonWebTokens to transfer trust from your system to Geeo (they must share a secret): if you have authenticated a user, sign a JsonWebToken and hand it over to the client so it can connect to Geeo. This token is also used to restrain capabilities (agent or view or both, ability to create POIs or AirBeacons) to precisely manage the level of power you're giving users.

We're including a development-only HTTP route to obtain a token from a Geeo server, but it does not authenticate users and should be disabled in production.

The normal workflow looks like:
- the user connects to your backend, and authenticates
- your backend should checks auth, and build a JWT token with the capabilities required by the client and his ID
- the client receives the token and can use it to connect to Geeo

Geeo has no user database to further protect privacy.

# Demo Unity Project

## Building the SDK library

In order to enjoy Geeo SDK's features, the first step to go on is to build the library. Simply open the `GeeoSdk.sln` solution file in the `.\GeeoSdk\` folder (MonoDevelop or Visual Studio Community 2015 will do fine), then run the `Build` command.

Post-build command lines will automatically copy the freshly generated `.DLL` and `.XML` files from the SDK (`.\GeeoSdk\bin\[debug or release]\`) folder to the Unity demo project plugins (`.\UnityProject\Assets\Plugins\`) one.

## Demo scenes

Now you are ready to run the Unity project, let's have a look on the 2 available demo scenes.

- The first one is a *dynamic-based* sample which relies on the *one-by-one* points update events (`OnAgentEntered, OnAgentLeft, OnAgentMoved, OnPointOfInterestEntered, OnPointOfInterestLeft`). The point is to keep and update each agents and points of interest data from the Geeo SDK as soon as possible; at each Geeo server's tick, a number of events will be triggered depending on which agents and points of interest have updated in the current connected view, and the new data can be used to immediately show changes on the map. This gives a *real-time* update sensation. This scene also allows to create a new point of interest simply by clicking the map.
- The second one is a *static-based* sample which relies on the *global* update events (`OnViewUpdated`). The point is to get all agents and points of interest data from the Geeo SDK only after a server update has just occurred; and because it needs to regenerate a new map to display the updated points, this sample does not react to every `OnViewUpdated` event, but only does it from time to time (when the map has moved or zoomed in/out, or when the connected agent has moved). This scene also allows to create a new point of interest by entering coordinates on the UI.

```
NB: Please keep in mind that, even if Geeo server sends updates every second for the moment,
it is not recommended to update the current connected agent and view as often.
Also, those demo scenes are only quick-made samples and you should not use them as is in your projects.
```

The 2 demo scenes have several common options you can find on the `DemoScript#` objects. An important option is the `Use Simulated User Location` one. It simply *simulates* periodic moves on the connected agent instead of regularly requesting the device's location from the device's Location Service, making it very useful for testing purposes on desktop or if you can't / don't want to access your device's Location Service.

```
NB: Using the device's Location Service may lead to crashes some time after this service has started
on some Android devices if you built the project with a Unity version prior to the 5.6 one.
```

## About third party plugins

The Geeo SDK and associated Unity demo project use a custom implementation based on several third party plugins:
- **Json parser**: [LitJson](https://lbv.github.io/litjson/)
- **WebGL platform WebSocket handling**: our customized version of [Simple Web Sockets for Unity WebGL](https://www.assetstore.unity3d.com/en/#!/content/38367)
- **Other platforms WebSocket handling**: [STA WebSocket-Sharp](https://github.com/sta/websocket-sharp)
- **World map (DemoScene1)**: [OpenStreetMap](http://www.openstreetmap.org)
- **World map (DemoScene2)**: [Google Static Maps](https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/static-maps/)

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IS YOUR LIFE LIKE A PUZZLE… PIECES EVERYWHERE?
Have you ever felt like your life resembles a puzzle? Random pieces scattered everywhere. There are odd shaped pieces with only a tiny snippet of the big picture on the box.
I love to do puzzles! These days I do them mostly on my computer. From Sudoku and word puzzles, to jigsaw puzzles, I love them all.
As I was doing a jigsaw puzzle on my computer one night, God began speaking to me. He wanted to teach me some lessons about life through my puzzle adventures.
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49ers Great Dwight Clark Announces He Has ALS
By Jason Romano Mar 20, 2017
Twitter: @DwightC87
Former 49ers WR Dwight Clark says he has ALS. Clark made the announcement on his website Sunday Night.
I wanted to share some unfortunate news: I have ALS. https://t.co/RqU0fFT98g
— Dwight Clark (@DwightC87) March 20, 2017
"In September of 2015, I started feeling weakness in my left hand," Clark wrote. "I was mildly paying attention to it because since my playing days, I've constantly had pain in my neck. I was thinking it was related to some kind of nerve damage because it would just come and go. After months of tests and treatment, I got some bad news. I was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. I have ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease. Those words are still very hard for me to say."
Clark says he has no proof that football may have contributed to his diagnosis but he believes it is very possible that it did. "I encourage the NFLPA and the NFL to continue working together in their efforts to make the game of football safer, especially as it relates to head trauma."
In 1982, Dwight Clark made, maybe the most famous touchdown reception in the history of the NFL. Simply known as "The Catch", Clark leaped up and made the game winning score against the Dallas Cowboys with less than a minute left to send San Francisco to their first Super Bowl.
Prayers for Dwight Clark, diagnosed with ALS. @alsassociation pic.twitter.com/HzzdlrQZW5
— Jerry Carnes 11Alive (@jcarnes11alive) March 20, 2017
Get well wishes came from all around the NFL as former teammates and opponents sent their thoughts and prayers issuing statements and sharing notes of encouragment on social media.
Here in Chicago at a autograph show. Ran into longtime friend DWIGHT CLARK of the 49ers. Pure class and suffering from ALS. I had a great talk with him and what a great attitude he has. Praying for you buddy and he needs everyone out there to say a pray for him also. ???
A post shared by Jim Kelly (@jimkelly1212) on Mar 19, 2017 at 1:54pm PDT
Former teammate Dwight Clark revealed today he is battling ALS.He's in good spirits considering and is ready to fight.Say a prayer for # 87
— Mike Shumann (@MikeShumann) March 20, 2017
Dwight Clark will fight this with the heart of a Champion. I will pray and give my teammate unconditional love and support. #niners4life
— Jesse Sapolu (@jessesapolu) March 20, 2017
Legendary Hall of Fame quarterback Joe Montana issued the following statement on his former teammate. "Jennifer and I are saddened by the diagnosis of Dwight. This is a difficult time for Dwight, Kelly and all of us who love him. He is family, and in our continual thoughts and prayers. We hope the public will be cognizant of Dwight's desire for privacy."
Hall of Fame Wide Receiver Jerry Rice played three seasons with Dwight Clark and called on everyone to pray for him. "DC has done so much for me as a player and friend. My rookie year he showed me how to run that out route! We know him for the catch but he's a great individual who cares about people. Please pray for him Faithful through this adversity!!! I love the guy!!!!"
Clark wrote in his statement that the only thing he can do right now is continue to battle and fight. "While I'm still trying to wrap my head around the challenge I will face with this disease over the coming years, the only thing I know is that I'm going to fight like hell and live every day to the fullest."
We at Sports Spectrum are all praying for you Dwight Clark.
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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using NuGet.Configuration;
using NuGet.Packaging.Core;
using NuGet.Versioning;
using NuKeeper.Abstractions;
using NuKeeper.Abstractions.Configuration;
using NuKeeper.Abstractions.NuGet;
using NuKeeper.Abstractions.NuGetApi;
using NuKeeper.Abstractions.RepositoryInspection;

namespace NuKeeper.Tests
{
    public static class PackageUpdates
    {
        private static readonly DateTimeOffset StandardPublishedDate = new DateTimeOffset(2018, 2, 19, 11, 12, 7, TimeSpan.Zero);

        public static PackageUpdateSet UpdateSet()
        {
            return MakeUpdateSet("foo", "1.2.3", PackageReferenceType.PackagesConfig);
        }

        public static PackageUpdateSet MakeUpdateSet(string packageName,
            string version = "1.2.3",
            PackageReferenceType packageRefType = PackageReferenceType.ProjectFile)
        {
            var packageId = PackageVersionRange.Parse(packageName, version);

            var latest = new PackageSearchMetadata(
                packageId.SingleVersionIdentity(), OfficialPackageSource(),
                null,
                Enumerable.Empty<PackageDependency>());

            var packages = new PackageLookupResult(VersionChange.Major, latest, null, null);

            var pip = new PackageInProject(packageId, MakePackagePath(packageRefType), null)
                .InList();

            return new PackageUpdateSet(packages, pip);
        }

        public static PackageUpdateSet For(
            PackageIdentity package,
            DateTimeOffset published,
            IEnumerable<PackageInProject> packages,
            IEnumerable<PackageDependency> dependencies)
        {
            var latest = new PackageSearchMetadata(package, OfficialPackageSource(), published, dependencies);
            var updates = new PackageLookupResult(VersionChange.Major, latest, null, null);
            return new PackageUpdateSet(updates, packages);
        }

        public static PackageUpdateSet ForPackageRefType(PackageReferenceType refType)
        {
            return MakeUpdateSet("foo", "1.2.3", refType);
        }

        public static PackageUpdateSet For(params PackageInProject[] packages)
        {
            var newPackage = new PackageIdentity("foo.bar", new NuGetVersion("1.2.3"));
            return ForNewVersion(newPackage, packages);
        }

        public static PackageUpdateSet ForNewVersion(PackageIdentity newPackage, params PackageInProject[] packages)
        {
            var publishedDate = new DateTimeOffset(2018, 2, 19, 11, 12, 7, TimeSpan.Zero);
            var latest = new PackageSearchMetadata(newPackage, OfficialPackageSource(), publishedDate, null);

            var updates = new PackageLookupResult(VersionChange.Major, latest, null, null);
            return new PackageUpdateSet(updates, packages);
        }

        public static PackageUpdateSet ForInternalSource(params PackageInProject[] packages)
        {
            var newPackage = new PackageIdentity("foo.bar", new NuGetVersion("1.2.3"));
            var publishedDate = new DateTimeOffset(2018, 2, 19, 11, 12, 7, TimeSpan.Zero);
            var latest = new PackageSearchMetadata(newPackage,
                InternalPackageSource(), publishedDate, null);

            var updates = new PackageLookupResult(VersionChange.Major, latest, null, null);
            return new PackageUpdateSet(updates, packages);
        }

        public static PackageUpdateSet UpdateSetFor(PackageIdentity package, params PackageInProject[] packages)
        {
            return UpdateSetFor(package, StandardPublishedDate, packages);
        }

        public static PackageUpdateSet UpdateSetFor(PackageIdentity package, DateTimeOffset published, params PackageInProject[] packages)
        {
            var latest = new PackageSearchMetadata(package, OfficialPackageSource(), published, null);

            var updates = new PackageLookupResult(VersionChange.Major, latest, null, null);
            return new PackageUpdateSet(updates, packages);
        }

        public static PackageUpdateSet LimitedToMinor(params PackageInProject[] packages)
        {
            return LimitedToMinor(null, packages);
        }

        public static PackageUpdateSet LimitedToMinor(DateTimeOffset? publishedAt,
            params PackageInProject[] packages)
        {
            var latestId = new PackageIdentity("foo.bar", new NuGetVersion("2.3.4"));
            var latest = new PackageSearchMetadata(latestId, OfficialPackageSource(), publishedAt, null);

            var match = new PackageSearchMetadata(
                new PackageIdentity("foo.bar", new NuGetVersion("1.2.3")), OfficialPackageSource(), null, null);

            var updates = new PackageLookupResult(VersionChange.Minor, latest, match, null);
            return new PackageUpdateSet(updates, packages);
        }

        // todo move these to PackageUpdates.
        public static PackageUpdateSet UpdateFooFromOneVersion(TimeSpan? packageAge = null)
        {
            var pubDate = DateTimeOffset.Now.Subtract(packageAge ?? TimeSpan.Zero);

            var currentPackages = new List<PackageInProject>
            {
                new PackageInProject("foo", "1.0.1", PathToProjectOne()),
                new PackageInProject("foo", "1.0.1", PathToProjectTwo())
            };

            var matchVersion = new NuGetVersion("4.0.0");
            var match = new PackageSearchMetadata(new PackageIdentity("foo", matchVersion),
                OfficialPackageSource(), pubDate, null);

            var updates = new PackageLookupResult(VersionChange.Major, match, null, null);
            return new PackageUpdateSet(updates, currentPackages);
        }

        public static PackageUpdateSet UpdateBarFromTwoVersions(TimeSpan? packageAge = null)
        {
            var pubDate = DateTimeOffset.Now.Subtract(packageAge ?? TimeSpan.Zero);

            var currentPackages = new List<PackageInProject>
            {
                new PackageInProject("bar", "1.0.1", PathToProjectOne()),
                new PackageInProject("bar", "1.2.1", PathToProjectTwo())
            };

            var matchId = new PackageIdentity("bar", new NuGetVersion("4.0.0"));
            var match = new PackageSearchMetadata(matchId, OfficialPackageSource(), pubDate, null);

            var updates = new PackageLookupResult(VersionChange.Major, match, null, null);
            return new PackageUpdateSet(updates, currentPackages);
        }

        private static PackagePath MakePackagePath(PackageReferenceType packageRefType)
        {
            return new PackagePath("c:\\foo", "bar\\aproj.csproj", packageRefType);
        }

        private static PackagePath PathToProjectOne()
        {
            return new PackagePath("c_temp", "projectOne", PackageReferenceType.PackagesConfig);
        }

        private static PackagePath PathToProjectTwo()
        {
            return new PackagePath("c_temp", "projectTwo", PackageReferenceType.PackagesConfig);
        }

        public static PackageSource OfficialPackageSource()
        {
            return new PackageSource(NuGetConstants.V3FeedUrl);
        }

        public static PackageSource InternalPackageSource()
        {
            return new PackageSource("http://internalfeed.myco.com/api");
        }
    }
}


Sara Otterstätter – Art & Illustration » Who fears the Devil?!
Illustration for the collection of short stories by Manly Wade Wellman. The book was published by Paizo Publishing in their series Planet Stories.


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Carey, Lott (B)
Multiple versions are available: (A)
Lott Carey was a leader of the first African American mission to Africa. He was born to slave parents in Virginia. Though his father and grandmother were devout Baptists, he was not converted until 1807. He obtained a Bible and taught himself to read, later enrolling in a night school for blacks established by William Crane, a white Baptist leader. Meanwhile, he had married, fathering two children. He had also gained a reputation as an effective evangelist, preacher and leader. In 1815 he and Crane led in organizing the Richmond African Missionary Society (RAMS). Carey (who remarried after the death of his first wife) and his friend Colin Teague were appointed as missionaries to Africa by the RAMS and the Baptist Triennial Convention as a part of a plan of the American Colonization Society to settle freed blacks in newly established African colonies. The two missionaries, their wives, Teague's 16-year old son, and another couple organized themselves into a church before sailing in January 1821. Arriving first in the British protectorate and newly established colony of Sierra Leone in March, the American colonists were delayed in settling in Liberia until August of the following year.
Carey was named health officer by the colony's white governor, a task that absorbed much of his time and energy. He also acted as director of the schools and pastor of the newly established Providence Baptist Church. Repeated attacks by indigenous tribes, a lack of adequate supplies, fevers and other maladies, and internal dissension complicated life for the colonists. When the governor was forced by illness to return to America, Carey was named the colony's first (albeit provisional) governor of African heritage. Responsible for the defense of the threatened settlement, he along with several others were killed by an accidental explosion of gunpowder in November 1828.
Alan Neely
Miles Mark Fisher, "Lott Carey: The Colonizing Missionary," Journal of Negro History 7 (1922): 380-418, 427-448; Leroy Fitts, Lott Carey: First Black Missionary to Africa (1978) and The Lott Carey Legacy of African American Missions (1994); Sandy D. Martin, Black Baptists and African Missions (1989).
This article is reproduced, with permission, from Biographical Dictionary of Christian Missions, copyright © 1998, by Gerald H. Anderson, W. B. Eerdmans Publishing Company, Grand Rapids, Michigan. All rights reserved.


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There's only one week left for our fundraiser!
By Jacob Combs
LGBT Legal Cases Marriage equality Marriage Equality Trials P8TT fundraising
This is it–the last week of January, and the last year of our beginning-of-the-year fundraiser. We accomplished so much last year as a movement and as a site: with your help, we traveled to the Supreme Court in Washington, D.C. for oral arguments in the DOMA and Prop 8 cases, we covered the history-making ruling in both those lawsuits, and now seven new states allow same-sex couples to wed.
There have been so many victories, and we are poised for several more. All eyes are now on Denver, where the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals is headquartered, and where two important cases are currently pending.
EqualityOnTrial.com was there when both of these landmark rulings were handed down in the last two months. We brought you instant, informed analysis when the Supreme Court halted marriages in Utah earlier this month after a federal district court struck down the state's marriage equality ban. Soon after, when a court in Oklahoma also invalidated that state's marriage equality ban, EqualityOnTrial.com was picking apart the ruling in minutes. Both cases have been appealed, and will be heard at the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals in Denver this spring–possibly as soon as March 21.
EqualityOnTrial wants to be there to cover that crucial hearing, but we can only do it if each of our readers chips in a few bucks. Please make a tax-deductible donation to help get us there.
If we raise $5,000, we can fund the site through the summer. If we raise $6,000, we can cover all our expenses to travel to Denver and cover the appeal of the Utah decision. If we raise $8,000, we can cover expenses for another possible trip to Denver for the inevitable appeal of the recent Oklahoma decision granting marriage equality. And if we make our goal of $10,000, we'll be fully funded for all of 2014. We can only keep the site running if our readers make it happen. Please chip in whatever you can!
You helped us travel to the Supreme Court last year, and we want to be at the Supreme Court for the case that could bring marriage equality to all 50 states. Either of these cases out of Utah and Oklahoma could be that case, but only after it is decided by the Tenth Circuit. And as we know, there will be many more important cases throughout this year–this is just the beginning, and we want to get 2014 started off strong.
Help us travel to Denver this spring, and help us continue to bring you the thorough, in-depth, smart analysis you've come to expect from our site. Please consider making a tax-deductible donation to EqualityOnTrial in the new year to help us continue this mission–any amount helps!
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1. Eric Koszyk | January 27, 2014 at 1:20 pm
I just donated a small amount; wish I could donate more.
Today the Indiana House is voting on HJR-3, which would put an anti-marriage equality constitutional amendment on the ballot this November.
The House should take this up shortly.
Live stream of the House: http://iga.in.gov/legislative/2014/house
Also, see:
https://twitter.com/freedom_indiana https://twitter.com/RejectHJR3
3. Scottie Thomaston | January 27, 2014 at 1:30 pm
4. Jacob Combs | January 27, 2014 at 1:41 pm
Indeed–thank you, Eric!
LiveStream of IN House, working on HJR-3 NOW:
http://iga.in.gov/legislative/2014/house
House voted to remove the second sentence, meaning that HJR-3 will most likely not be on the 2014 ballot!
This is great news for us that want to focus on other states, such as Oregon.
7. Pat | January 27, 2014 at 3:21 pm
Wow great news! Are we sure that they pull another stunt to avoid postponing the whole thing? (like they did by changing the bill to a more republican committee)
*that they WON'T pull another stunt
9. Stefan | January 27, 2014 at 3:28 pm
Oregon likely will be wrapped up before November as well since oral arguments for the case are scheduled for April and like Virginia no statewide official will defend the ban in court. They'll still obviously go for a symbolic repeal but won't require anywhere near the resources they would've otherwise. My hope is now for the national organizations to give full support to Ohio, which is looking to legalize it via referendum this November. Recent polls show a favorable outcome.
10. Zack12 | January 27, 2014 at 3:55 pm
http://indianalawblog.com/archives/2014/01/ind_la…
I would say if they go through all those steps to put it on the ballot,the animus on it will be as clear as day.
11. Chrys | January 27, 2014 at 4:01 pm
Don't get paid until next Monday. Had a bit I could have given, but it went to a friend facing eviction instead, sorry.
12. Christian | January 27, 2014 at 5:17 pm
Did what I could a while back good work guys
13. grod | January 28, 2014 at 9:43 am
Stefan – Southern Ohio's Judge Timothy Black's ruling on the right to remain married and have valid marriages recognize where you reside was the main thrust of findings. He footnotes [1] Scalia's observation that the majority opinion [in Windsor] spells defeat for any state's refusal to recognize marriages of the same sex authorized by a co-equal state…. Its offends due process.
As the Oklahoma Burtons might wish to note in their appeal application to the 10th Circuit and found in footnote 9: this Court states affirmatively that Section 2 of DOMA does not provide a legitimate basis for otherwise constitutionally invalid state laws, like Ohio's marriage recognition bans, no matter what the level of scrutiny. Although Section 2 of DOMA is not specifically before this Court, the implications of today's ruling speak for themselves.
14. JayJonson | January 28, 2014 at 9:48 am
Hope more readers will chip in. I gave when the fundraiser was first announced. The site is indispensable for us who follow the marriage equality struggle. Congratulations on your good work.
15. Zack12 | January 28, 2014 at 9:54 am
I gave $10. Wish I could have given more then that.
16. grod | January 28, 2014 at 10:01 am
Zack – you inspired me. G
17. Sean from NJ | January 28, 2014 at 10:13 am
I just gave $40. I wish it could have been more. Keep it going guys. Even $5 is acceptable.
18. martinmonday | January 28, 2014 at 10:29 am
If we want to donate money after the fundraiser is over will we be able to? I don't think I'll have the money by next week, but I might in a couple of weeks.
19. sfbob | January 28, 2014 at 11:05 am
You can ALWAYS donate money to a non-profit; it's not a "window of opportunity, limited time only" sort of thing. I know they'll appreciate it no matter when you do.
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Flights to Poland
Flights from Billund, Denmark to Gdańsk, Poland
Cheap round trip flights departing from the city of Billund for the city of Gdańsk cost 27.00 EUR in January
Flights from the city of Billund Municipality to popular cities in Poland
Billund Municipality to Wrocław
Billund Municipality to Poznań
Billund Municipality to Kraków
Billund Municipality to Warsaw
Billund Municipality to Katowice
Billund Municipality to Rzeszów
Billund Municipality to Lublin
Billund Municipality to Szymany, Szczytno County
Billund Municipality to Zielona Góra
Billund Municipality to Łódź
Billund Municipality to Szczecin
Billund Municipality to Bydgoszcz
Flights from the city of Billund Municipality to popular cities in Europe
Billund Municipality to Brussels
Billund Municipality to Tallinn
Billund Municipality to Dublin
Billund Municipality to London
Billund Municipality to Vienna
Billund Municipality to Edinburgh
Billund Municipality to Oslo
Billund Municipality to Vilnius
Billund Municipality to Tuzla
Billund Municipality to Valletta
Billund Municipality to Sibiu
Billund Municipality to Barcelona
Billund Municipality to Craiova
Billund Municipality to Cluj-Napoca
Billund Municipality to Porto
Billund Municipality to Budapest
Billund Municipality to Riga
Billund Municipality to Madrid
Billund Municipality to Birmingham
Billund Municipality to Manchester
Billund Municipality to Seville
Flights from popular cities in Denmark
Flights from Copenhagen
Flights from Billund
Flights from Aalborg
Flights from Aarhus
Flights from Karup
Flights from Sønderborg
Flights from Bornholm
Flights from Esbjerg
Flights from Odense
Flights from Laeso
Flights from Anholt
Flights from Denmark to other countries in Europe
Denmark to Ireland
Denmark to Switzerland
Denmark to Hungary
Denmark to the Netherlands
Denmark to Romania
Denmark to France
Denmark to Lithuania
Denmark to the United Kingdom
Denmark to Italy
Denmark to Germany
Denmark to Poland
Denmark to Latvia
Which are the cheapest round-trip flights from the city of Billund to the city of Gdańsk?
The cheapest round-trip flights from the city of Billund to the city of Gdańsk start from approximately 27.00 EUR. The departure flight leaves on January 8 from Billund Airport and lands at Gdańsk Lech Wałęsa Airport. The return flight leaves on January 23 from Gdańsk Lech Wałęsa Airport and lands at Airport Copenhagen.
How much does it cost to fly one-way from the city of Billund to the city of Gdańsk?
A one-way flight from the city of Billund to the city of Gdańsk starts from approximately 16.00 EUR. The departure flight leaves on January 29 from Billund Airport and lands at Gdańsk Lech Wałęsa Airport.
Which airline has the cheapest flight from the city of Billund to the city of Gdańsk?
The airline Ryanair has the cheapest flights from the city of Billund to the city of Gdańsk. The flight starts from approximately 16.00 EUR. This flight departs from Billund Airport and lands at Gdańsk Lech Wałęsa Airport.
What is the best airline that flies from the city of Billund to the city of Gdańsk?
The best airline flying from the city of Billund to the city of Gdańsk is Ryanair. This airline is rated an average of 2.5 out of 5 stars by 79 passengers. The cheapest flight starts from approximately 16.00 EUR. This flight departs from Billund Airport and lands at Gdańsk Lech Wałęsa Airport.
What is the cheapest day of the week to book round-trip flights from the city of Billund to the city of Gdańsk?
Thursday is usually the cheapest day of the week to book round-trip flights from the city of Billund to the city of Gdańsk. The flight starts from approximately 50.00 EUR. This flight departs from Billund Airport and lands at Gdańsk Lech Wałęsa Airport.
Which is the best flight from the city of Billund to the city of Gdańsk?
The airline Ryanair offers the best flight from the city of Billund to the city of Gdańsk. The flight starts from approximately 16.00 EUR. This flight departs from Billund Airport and lands at Gdańsk Lech Wałęsa Airport.
Which are the best round-trip flights from the city of Billund to the city of Gdańsk?
The airline Ryanair offers the best round-trip flights from the city of Billund to the city of Gdańsk. The flights start from approximately 27.00 EUR. The departure flight leaves from Billund Airport and lands at Gdańsk Lech Wałęsa Airport. The return flight leaves from Gdańsk Lech Wałęsa Airport and lands at Airport Copenhagen.
Which is the best one-way flight from the city of Billund to the city of Gdańsk?
The airline Ryanair offers the best one-way flights from the city of Billund to the city of Gdańsk. The flight starts from approximately 16.00 EUR. This flight takes around 1 hour. The flight leaves from Billund Airport and lands at Gdańsk Lech Wałęsa Airport.
Which is the best direct flight from the city of Billund to the city of Gdańsk?
The airline Ryanair offers the best direct flight from the city of Billund to the city of Gdańsk. The flight starts from approximately 27.00 EUR. This flight takes around 1 hour. The flight leaves from Billund Airport and lands at Gdańsk Lech Wałęsa Airport.
When is the cheapest travel month for round-trip flights from the city of Billund to the city of Gdańsk?
February is the cheapest travel month for round-trip flights from the city of Billund to the city of Gdańsk. These flights start from approximately 27.00 EUR. The departure flight leaves from Billund Airport and lands at Gdańsk Lech Wałęsa Airport. The return flight leaves from Gdańsk Lech Wałęsa Airport and lands at Billund Airport.
How much is the cheapest direct flight from the city of Billund to the city of Gdańsk?
The cheapest direct one-way flight from the city of Billund to the city of Gdańsk starts from approximately 16.00 EUR. This flight leaves on January 8. The flight takes around 1 hour. This flight leaves from Billund Airport and lands at Gdańsk Lech Wałęsa Airport.
Which flight is the fastest flight from the city of Billund to the city of Gdańsk?
The fastest flight from the city of Billund to the city of Gdańsk takes around 1 hour. This flight leaves from Billund Airport and lands at Gdańsk Lech Wałęsa Airport. The flight starts from approximately 27.00 EUR.
How much are the cheapest direct round-trip flights from the city of Billund to the city of Gdańsk?
The cheapest non-stop round-trip flights from the city of Billund to the city of Gdańsk start from approximately 27.00 EUR. The departure flight leaves on January 8 from Billund Airport and lands at Gdańsk Lech Wałęsa Airport. This flight takes around 1 hour. The return flight leaves on January 23 from Gdańsk Lech Wałęsa Airport and lands at Airport Copenhagen. This flight takes around 1 hour.
What is the average cost of round-trip flights from the city of Billund to the city of Gdańsk?
The average cost for round-trip flights from the city of Billund to the city of Gdańsk is approximately 46.02 EUR.
What is the average cost of a one-way flight from the city of Billund to the city of Gdańsk?
The average cost for a one-way flight from the city of Billund to the city of Gdańsk is approximately 32.20 EUR.
What is the average cost of a direct flight from the city of Billund to the city of Gdańsk?
The average cost for a direct flight from the city of Billund to the city of Gdańsk is approximately 46.02 EUR.