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Q: SweetAlert2 : Some difficults to configure my alert I'm trying to use sweetAlert2. https://sweetalert2.github.io/
The plan is as follows:
1) Display of the main alert
2) If he clicks on "Cancel", I close the alert normally.
3) If he clicks on "OK", then the button goes to the loading position, but the alert does not close. And in the meantime I make an Ajax request. And when it's over, only then can I close the 1st alert and view the second.
4) When I click on "OK" on the second alert, the page reloads.
But for the moment I cannot manage well how to display the alerts when I click on OK and Cancel.
I have this code below:
                Swal.fire({
                    title: 'Change to '+planName,
                    text: message,
                    icon: "info",
                    showCancelButton: true,
                    showLoaderOnConfirm: true,
                    preConfirm: function () {
                        // todo - actually change the plan!
                        $.ajax({
                            url: changeUrl,
                            method: 'POST'
                        }).done(function(){
                            Swal.fire({
                                title: 'Plan changed !',
                                icon: 'success',

                            },function() {
                                location.reload();
                            })
                        });
                    }
                });

When I click on CANCEL on the 1st alert, everything is going well.
But if I click OK, then I see the confirmation button go into "loader" but the alert closes directly. Then my Ajax request is made and then displays the second alert.
Could anyone help me please ?
EDIT: current code :
                Swal.fire({
                    title: 'Change to '+planName,
                    text: message,
                    icon: "info",
                    showCancelButton: true,
                    showLoaderOnConfirm: true,
                    preConfirm: function () {
                        // todo - actually change the plan!
                        return $.ajax({
                            url: changeUrl,
                            method: 'POST'
                        }).done(function(){
                            Swal.fire({
                                title: 'Plan changed !',
                                icon: 'success',

                            },function() {
                                location.reload();
                            })
                        });
                    }
                });

A: How about doing this
Swal.fire({
  title: 'Change to '+planName,
  text: message,
  icon: "info",
  showCancelButton: true,
  showLoaderOnConfirm: true,
  preConfirm: function () {
    // todo - actually change the plan!
    return $.ajax({
      url: changeUrl,
      method: 'POST'
    }).done(function(){
      Swal.fire({
        title: 'Plan changed !',
        icon: 'success',

      },function() {
        location.reload();
      })
    });
  }
});

Here is a sandbox with a similar implementation
https://codesandbox.io/s/muddy-smoke-5gwf0

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Universities are sites of free interaction and exchange. The purpose of these guidelines is to encourage this free interaction and exchange. Such freedom, however, is not the license to say or do whatever one wants with anyone one wants. On the contrary, freedom carries with it responsibilities: namely, the obligation to respect one another's freedom to interact with others and exchange ideas or opinions. In order that this kind of interaction and exchange can be truly free, it must be free from duress, harassment and conflict of interest. These guidelines are intended to alert members of the University community as to how best avoid situations in which their interactions or exchanges may threaten, challenge or undermine the freedom of others. So they are offered in a positive spirit: as facilitating, rather than foreclosing free interaction and exchange within and among all members of the University community.
Relationships between University staff and students may develop in the course of free interaction and exchange. This is unproblematic, as the University is not concerned with the private, off-campus relationships among its members. Concern arises, however, when these private relationships between two parties have an effect upon their professional, on-campus relationships with one another. Concern is especially keen when these working relations are unequal ones: that is, where one partner in the relationship, by reason of seniority, rank or status, has authority over his or her partner.
These unequal relationships raise concerns because they are susceptible, by their very nature, to duress, harassment and conflict of interest. Therefore, they place an onus upon the person in authority engaged in the relationship to act appropriately, responsibly and with a high degree of circumspection: in short, to act professionally.
C. Who is a "Person in Authority"?
He or she may be a staff member who teaches, supervises or evaluates students.
The nature of authority in both cases lies in its evaluative or supervisory role, regardless of whether that role takes the form of grading, examining, promotion, assigning duties, funding, shortlisting for awards and scholarships, and any similar activities.
D. Where is Authority Exercised?
A person in authority is in, and remains "in authority" when he or she exercises pedagogic, supervisory or evaluative responsibilities for either staff or students for whom he or she has such responsibilities either on or off campus in university-related or university-sponsored activities.
These activities may include, but are not restricted to field trips, conferences, visitorships, secondments.
E. What is "Professional Conduct" by a Person in Authority?
Students of all kinds for whom one has pedagogic, supervisory or evaluative responsibility.
Staff of all kinds for whom one has supervisory or evaluative responsibility.
Professional conduct by a person in authority includes, as well, the avoidance of verbal conduct suggestive of an amorous, or sexual relationship with regard to students or staff for whom one has a pedagogic, supervisory or evaluative responsibility.
The onus for behaving professionally falls always on the person in authority regardless of circumstances.
F. When is "Professional Conduct" Compromised?
Professional conduct is compromised when persons in authority engage in amorous or sexual relationships with either university staff or students for whom they have assumed pedagogic, supervisory or evaluative responsibility.
As stated in clause A (General Policy Statement), the University has no desire to interfere with the private relations of its community members. Those private relations only become of concern to the University when they affect the working relations of the partners involved. The University is also concerned about these situations because they may give rise to accusations of sexual harassment which, in turn, may leave staff, students or, indeed, the University itself liable to either civil or criminal action. The risk of such legal sanctions is particularly high for persons in authority as the voluntary consent of their subordinate partner may be viewed in a suspect light.
G. How is "Professional Conduct" to be Maintained?
Professional conduct is best maintained by refraining from amorous or sexual relations with university staff and students over whom one has pedagogic, supervisory or evaluative responsibility.
In the event, however, that one is, or has been involved in an amorous or sexual relationship with a staff member or student over whom one has pedagogic, supervisory or evaluative responsibility, one should declare, immediately, one's conflict of interest to one's immediate superior.
Having declared one's interest, one should absent oneself, where possible, from any pedagogic, supervisory or evaluative process pertaining to the present or former partner to the relationship in question.
These guidelines have been drafted with the intention of preventing rather than creating problems. They are concerned, first and foremost, with the workplace, and should not be read as interference in, or a violation of one's privacy. The private life of its staff or students is of no concern to the University, just as their working life, or course of study on campus is very much the University's concern. For the work environment at the University poses, by its very nature, special problems. Where people work closely together, and in a relaxed environment, as they do at the University, complications naturally arise. These guidelines are intended to help members of the University community sort out, or better yet avoid altogether these complications. In short, these guidelines provide a structure which is intended to maximise the freedom of all to participate in the University's marketplace of free exchange and interaction.


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For those who might have just landed on Planet Earth, the debate (which is ongoing via industry outlets such as TabbForum, MarketsMedia, and most others) boils down to whether multiple, competing electronic exchange systems enhance overall market liquidity and make it 'easier and better' for institutions and retail investors to execute 'anywhere/anytime' via the now nearly two dozen "ECNs", "Dark Pools" that offer a Chinese menu of rebates, kickbacks and assorted maker-taker fee schemes (e.g. ARCA, BATS etc), or whether someone should try to shove the Genie back into the bottle and revert to the days of yore when the NYSE was the dominant listing and trading center for top company shares, and complemented by a select, handful of regional stock exchanges, most notably, The MidWest Stock Exchange, The American Stock Exchange, The Philadelphia Stock and the Cincinnati Stock Exchange.
Despite the fact that CNBC talking heads dedicated the entire day's coverage to the NYSE snafu with rampant speculation as to whether the day's outage was due to a cyber attack by the Chinese in their effort to distract the world from the dramatic drop in China-listed shares, whether it was a Russia-based malware attack, or perhaps even an ISIS-born cyber-terrorist attack that also impacted United Airlines)–the fact of the matter (one that CNBC seemed oblivious to) is that those who wanted to execute stock trades through their brokers were able to do so without disruption, simply because those brokers routed orders to a drop down menu of exchanges that compete with the NYSE..
Yes, the NYSE lost a day's worth of fees attached to every order they typically execute on a normal day (not a good day for exchange President Tom Farley)–but more than half of the market structure experts who have continued to campaign against market fragmentation have [temporarily] flip-flopped today and have acknowledged that were it not for multiple competing exchanges, today would have been a real headache for US stock market investors and brokers. No doubt CNBC and others who were fixated on this outage will be able to turn their attention back to what is taking place in Greece, China and other topics that actually do impact the price of global equities.
Achieving best execution in options trading can be far more complex than in equities because of exchanges' multi-tiered pricing models, which results in hidden transaction fees that may negate the economics of a trade.
That's according to David Karat, head of sales and marketing at algorithmic trading-technology company Dash Financial.
Dash Financial has launched Blitz, a trading algorithm focused on aggressive liquidity capture. One of the biggest issues facing the marketplace today is institutional traders' inability to clear the screens as displayed on order arrival.


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By Kyle Gipe October 3rd, 2018
Despite a late season push, the 2017-18 Florida Panthers missed the playoffs by one point. Considering they started with a 17-18-5 record through 40 games, a remarkable second half was needed to be in contention at season's end. They did just that by earning points in 30 of 42 games, including a 10-8-2 record against eventual playoff teams.
Ultimately, the season was a success as new head coach Bob Boughner brought stability one year after the team fired Gerard Gallant 21 games into the 2016-17 season. The Panthers missed the playoffs by 14 points that season and went 24-27-10 after the coaching change. Last season also marked the return of Dale Tallon as general manager after he had been replaced by Tom Rowe for one season.
On the ice, this stability showed as Aleksander Barkov and Vincent Trocheck provided the Panthers with production down the middle and Keith Yandle brought offense from the blue line. They also got surprising contribution from Evgenii Dadonov in his return to the NHL while rookie Henrik Borgström, in four games, showed flashes of what's to come. In net, Roberto Luongo and James Reimer performed admirably while sharing starts, the result of injuries to Luongo which kept him fresher down the stretch than ever before.
Although the Panthers missed the playoffs last season, a late push got them to within one point of qualifying. This season, they'll look to build off that late season success and return to postseason play. (Robert Mayer-USA TODAY Sports)
Ultimately, they finished one point behind the Philadelphia Flyers and New Jersey Devils for the last playoff position in the Eastern Conference. Overall, the Panthers had a 44-30-8 record along with 96 points and finished fourth in the Atlantic Division and ninth in the conference. These are great results considering they finished in the bottom half of the league in goals against, power play, penalty kill, and shooting percentages.
Offseason Moves
Outgoing Players
Radim Vrbata – Retired
Connor Brickley – Nashville Predators
Alexandre Grenier – Laval Rocket (AHL)
Harri Sateri – Detroit Red Wings
Curtis Valk – Barys Astana (KHL)
Ed Wittchow – KooKoo (Liiga)
Gregory Chase – Wichita Thunder (ECHL)
Incoming Players
Mike Hoffman – Acquired from the San Jose Sharks along with a 2018 seventh round pick for a fourth and fifth round pick in 2018 and a second round pick in 2019
Michael Hutchinson – One year, $1.3 million from the Winnipeg Jets
Jacob MacDonald – Two years, $1.5 million from the Binghamton Devils (AHL)
Paul Thompson – Two years, $1.35 million from the Vegas Golden Knights
Julian Melchiori – One year, $700,000 from the Winnipeg Jets
Troy Brouwer – One year, $850,000 from the Calgary Flames
Troy Brouwer had a down year last season with 22 points in 76 games. The Panthers signed him to a one-year contract in hopes he has something left. (Sergei Belski-USA TODAY Sports)
Players Re-Signed
Frank Vatrano – One year, $925,000
Jared McCann – Two years, $2.5 million
Alex Petrovic – One year, $1.95 million
MacKenzie Weegar – One year, $900,000
1-15: Grigori Denisenko – Yaroslavl (Russia-Jr)
2-34: Serron Noel – Oshawa Generals (OHL)
3-89: Logan Hutsko – Boston College (Hockey East)
6-170: Justin Schutz – RB Hockey Akademia (Czech Jrs.)
7-201: Cole Krygier – Lincoln Stars (USHL)
7-207: Santtu Kinnunen – Pelicans-2 (Finland Jrs.)
Related: Florida Panthers 2018 Draft Recap
Forward Lines
Up front, the Panthers look strikingly similar to how they did last season with one stark difference: Mike Hoffman. They acquired him on the cheap from the San Jose Sharks this summer after off-ice controversy forced him out of Ottawa. He will be asked to contribute as he always has and round out what figures to be a very good top-six. Dadonov and Barkov make up two-thirds of what could be a dynamic top line with Nick Bjugstad rounding out the trio. Bjugstad isn't the ideal top line player, but playing alongside Barkov boosts his output.
One notable absence from the projected forward lines is Borgström, who was sent down to the AHL to start the season. However, that demotion should be temporary because his skillset will be needed if the Panthers seek a return to the postseason. Additionally, veterans Troy Brouwer and Micheal Haley are likely to be extra skaters while Jamie McGinn is out indefinitely with a back injury.
Troy Brouwer and Micheal Haley are expected to be extra skaters. Jamie McGinn is also not listed as he is out indefinitely due to back surgery.
Barkov had a career year in 2017-18 with 51 assists, 78 points, and five shorthanded goals while playing in 79 games, all career highs. He generated more offense than ever before with 256 shots, won a career-high 53.5 percent of draws, and averaged 22:04 of ice time per game, second-highest among forwards behind Anze Kopitar. He was vital to Florida's second half push as the team went 34-9-6 when he tallied a point and just 8-20-2 when kept off the scoresheet.
He also finished top-three in Lady Byng Trophy and top-five in Selke Trophy voting and cemented his status as one of the game's best two-way centers. Still just 23 years old, Barkov was named captain of the Panthers this summer, exemplifying the transition to a younger crop of players who have emerged in recent seasons. He will be counted on to lead the Panthers this season, both on and off the ice, in the offensive zone and defensively. For the Panthers to get back to the postseason in 2019, he will have to build off last season.
Vincent Trocheck
Similar to Barkov, Trocheck also had a career year last season with personal bests in nearly every category, including his team-leading 31 goals. He also won a career-high 54.1 percent of faceoffs, a continuation of seasonal improvements that date back to his rookie year in 2013-14. He represents the perfect complement to Barkov and gives the Panthers a powerful one-two punch down the middle.
Vincent Trocheck had a career season in 2017-18 as the Panthers second line center. He and Aleksander Barkov provide an offensive punch down the middle. (Amy Irvin / The Hockey Writers)
Also like Barkov, Trocheck averaged over 21 minutes per game, which made the Panthers the only team with two players in the top-10 in average ice time among forwards. They were also the only team with multiple forwards who averaged at least 21 minutes per game. This season, the Panthers are again likely to rely heavily on their dynamic one-two punch at center.
Evgenii Dadonov
The Panthers originally drafted Dadonov in the third round of the 2007 Draft. He played in the NHL from the 2009 to 2012 and totaled 10 goals and 20 points in 55 games. After the 2011-12 season, he returned to his native Russia to play in the KHL, where he stayed for five seasons. Last season was his first back in North America and he finished the year with 28 goals, including six on the man advantage, and 65 points in 74 games.
Both his goal and point totals from last season were higher than all but one of his KHL seasons, quite a feat given the difference in quality of competition between the two leagues. How Dadonov follows up the productive campaign he had last season will be vital to Florida's success this season. If he remains on Barkov's line, it's not unthinkable to predict that Dadonov surpasses the 30-goal, 70-point marks in 2018-19.
Defense Pairs
On defense, the Panthers return the same three pairs they used nearly every game last season. Aaron Ekblad and Yandle make up a strong top pair that scored 58 percent of all points scored by Florida defensemen last season. Yandle is the consistent, tried and true, veteran while Ekblad needs to step up and continue a development that has stagnated in recent seasons.
Veteran Keith Yandle makes up one-half of the Panthers' top defense pair. In his two seasons with Florida, he's been a consistent and productive blueliner. (Sergei Belski-USA TODAY Sports)
The second pair of Mike Matheson and Mark Pysyk was relied upon by Boughner last season as the duo played similar minutes on the penalty kill as Yandle and Ekblad but slightly fewer five-on-five minutes. However, the bottom pair of MacKenzie Weegar and Alex Petrovic was insulated, each with less than 15 minutes of average ice time and neither consistently tasked with killing penalties.
Last season, the Panthers blue line remained remarkably healthy with seven defensemen used all season. That is unlikely to be replicated this season given the natural occurrence of injuries over the course of 82 games. To protect against injuries, they signed Jacob MacDonald and Bogdan Kiselevich this offseason to provide depth. However, Kiselevich is expected to miss the start of the season with an upper body injury. They also have Ian McCoshen in the AHL and he could be called up as needed after he appeared in 38 NHL games last season.
Panthers defense pairs with Jacob MacDonald projected be their seventh defenseman. Bogdan Kiselevich is also absent as he is dealing with an upper body injury.
The Panthers need more from Ekblad, the 2014 first overall pick. Last season was his first full year and the first time he eclipsed the 80-game mark since his rookie season. Here's the good: he scored a career-high 16 goals last season and his 38 points were one shy of his personal best. He also had the highest shooting percentage and average ice time of his career at 8.5 percent and 23:23, respectively.
Now the bad: he played more than 23 minutes a game for the first time, but was only 29th in the league and second on the team among defensemen in average ice time last season. He's also never finished top-20 in points for blueliners and has yet to hit the 40-point mark. And keep in mind, this is a player the Panthers gave an eight-year, $60 million contract to before his rookie deal expired. His $7.5 million cap hit is ninth-highest at his position and almost $2 million higher than any other Panther, regardless of position.
Aaron Ekblad is paid like a number one defenseman but hasn't lived up to his contract. For the Panthers to live up to expectations this season, they need him to build off his productive 2017-18 season when he played a full season for the first time. (Amy Irvin / The Hockey Writers)
He has yet to prove that he's the number one, puck-moving defenseman the Panthers projected him as when they drafted him or when they gave him his extension. Considering he's just 22 years old, he could still develop, but the time to step up is now. This team is ready to compete now and will need Ekblad to lead their defense corps.
Keith Yandle
If Ekblad has been somewhat underwhelming in his career, Yandle has been the opposite. Although he's only been in Florida for two seasons, he has led their defense in points both years, including last season's eight goals and 56 points, second-most of his career. Unlike Ekblad, Yandle stays healthy and hasn't missed missed a regular season game since 2008-09.
He's also productive with at least 40 points in every non-lockout season since 2008-09 and has been among the top-20 in points for blueliners every year since 2010-11. Additionally, his 464 points since 2007-08, his first full season, are fourth-most at his position. In 2017-18, as a 31-year-old, he set a career high in ice time with 24:29 per game, his first time above 24 minutes since 2013-14.
Yandle has anchored the Panthers defense the past two seasons and while he doesn't excel at the defensive aspects of the game, he's still been a quality player for them. At 32 years old and entering his 13th season as a full-time player, his impact will begin lessening as he continues to age. That means it's time to turn the reins of Florida's blueline over to Ekblad. But for 2018-19, Yandle will still be plenty productive.
In Net
Roberto Luongo
Last season, Luongo only appeared in 35 games, third-fewest of his career. He finished with a .929 save percentage (SV%), his second-highest, and a 2.47 goals against average (GAA). A lower body injury in December limited his starts, which was bad, but his freshness late in the season helped the Panthers climb back into the playoff race.
Roberto Luongo has been Florida's steadfast goaltender for than a decade. Last season, injuries held him to 35 games but kept him fresh at season's end. (Ed Szczepanski-USA TODAY Sports)
Luongo is 39 and will turn 40 before season's end, so who knows how many starts he has left in his career. But if he can stay fresh throughout the season, either by splitting starts with Reimer or because of small, recoverable injuries, Luongo will remain an effective netminder who is capable of getting the Panthers back to the postseason.
Because of Luongo's injury, Reimer played in a career-high 40 games last season. That led to a personal-best 22 wins and tied a career high with four shutouts. He finished the season with a .913 SV% and 2.99 GAA average and won seven of eight decisions between Feb. 12 and March 26, although only one win was against a playoff team.
While Reimer is not a starting netminder, he is a great complementary piece who can step in and play a starting role for periods of time. This season, with an aging Luongo in the twilight of his career, the Panthers ideal situation in net is close to an even share of starts so that both goaltenders are fresh for the postseason if they reach it.
Breakout Player
Finnish phenom Henrik Borgström may have only appeared in four games and registered one point last season, but he proved capable of performing at the NHL level even in a limited sample size. He will likely enter this season as a Calder Trophy candidate after a stellar two-year career at the University of Denver.
With the Pioneers, he tallied 45 goals and 95 points in 77 games, won the 2017 NCAA Championship, was named the 2016-17 National College Hockey Conference (NCHC) Rookie of the Year, the 2017-18 NCHC Player of the Year, and was a 2018 Hobey Baker Award finalist.
Now 21 years old, the Panthers 2016 first round pick opens the season in the AHL. However, he should have a top-nine NHL role chiseled out before too long. Given his dynamic playmaking and scoring abilities, it should only be a matter of time before he's back with the Panthers. Borgström excelling in his first full season could be the difference in the Panthers returning to the postseason or being on the outside looking in again.
Player With the Most to Prove
Given the controversy that surrounded Mike Hoffman the past four months, there's no other Panther with more to prove. Hoffman needing to prove himself has very little to do with his on-ice performance. He's a known commodity with four straight 20-goal seasons and three consecutive 50-point campaigns.
However, his goals have decreased two straight seasons and his 22 last season were his fewest in four seasons while his 56 points were his lowest total since 2014-15. Additionally, his shooting percentage was his lowest since 2013-14 and has dropped three straight years, all while averaging a career-high 18:24 of ice time. But how much of those declines were actual regression versus playing on a bad team? This season will prove that.
The Panthers acquired Mike Hoffman this offseason and gave up few assets to do so. They hope he can put off-ice issues behind him and continue being a productive top-six winger. (Amy Irvin / The Hockey Writers)
Hoffman needs to prove himself this season because he needs to separate himself from the off-ice controversy that surrounded him this offseason. The Panthers acquired him on the cheap and he needs to confirm their decision to take a chance on him. In Florida, Hoffman will be surrounded by the most offensive talent he's ever played with, which sets up a situation that may allow him to eclipse the 30-goal plateau.
Players Who Could Be Called Up
Dryden Hunt is a 22-year-old winger who has been in the Panthers' system the past two seasons. Last season, he appeared in 11 NHL games with one assist. Meanwhile, in 58 AHL games, he scored 23 goals alongside 23 assists. Winger Anthony Greco went undrafted after four years at Ohio State and has spent the last two seasons with Florida's AHL team, the Springfield Thunderbirds. In 2017-18, he had 29 goals and 48 points in 75 games.
The Panthers signed Henrik Haapala as a free agent out of Finland and he played in North America for the first time last year. He finished the season with five NHL games and registered one assist. In 20 AHL games, he had three goals and eight points. Defenseman Ian McCoshen played 38 games with the Panthers last season and totaled three goals and four points. While there was a chance he would be their seventh defenseman this season, he will start the season in the AHL. However, an injury on the blue line could lead to him being the first defenseman called up.
2018-19 Season Outlook
The Panthers have been a disappointing franchise recently with just two playoff appearances the past 10 years, all while having five top-10 draft picks in that span. They enter this season with the best core they've had this century. They possess one of the deepest forward groups in the league with scoring potential on all four lines and have three solid defense pairs. In net, it's more up in the air, but if Luongo and Reimer can share starter's duties and both stay fresh, the Panthers should be fine.
Roberto Luongo (left) and James Reimer will be pivotal to the Panthers success this season. If both stay fresh and split starting duties, the team should return to the postseason. (Robert Mayer-USA TODAY Sports)
They have star power with Barkov, young talent in Borgström, veteran leadership from Yandle and Luongo, and a stacked farm system that includes Grigori Denisenko, Serron Noel, Aleksi Heponiemi, and Owen Tippett. With all those parts in place, now is the time for the Panthers to become a consistent Stanley Cup contender.
Related: Panthers X-Factors for 2018-19
Unfortunately for them, they play in the Atlantic Division, with arguably the top three Eastern Conference teams in it, the Boston Bruins, Tampa Bay Lightning, and Toronto Maple Leafs. However the division also includes two of the league's worst teams, the Montreal Canadiens and Ottawa Senators, who the Panthers could beat up on all season. Assuming Boston, Tampa Bay, and Toronto grab the three divisional playoff slots, the Panthers will have to compete with Metro Division teams for a wild card spot. That means outplaying the Carolina Hurricanes, Devils, and Flyers.
Do the Panthers have it in them? I think so. A healthy Luongo, a motivated Hoffman, and further development from Barkov, Trocheck, Ekblad, and Jonathan Huberdeau can get this team back to the postseason. I predict they'll have a 45-25-12 record for 102 points and grab the top wild card spot. That's a six-point increase over last season, a decent-size jump, but one that's possible given the bad teams they'll consistently face along with the addition of Hoffman.
*All stats came from Hockey-Reference and Natural Stat Trick
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Fury (2016) by Phoebe Eclair-Powell, Published by Nick Hern
Natasha Roffe
It was the title, Fury, that first galvanised me to put pen to paper. A punch in the face name for a play that literally hits you between the eyes. A play which is raw, real, powerful, and intimate.
"Fury": rage, anger, an agitated extreme emotional state—violence.
I was both intrigued and a little afraid—what would I see? Could I bear it—bear witness to it?
Fury is based on the Greek Myth of Medea by Euripides (431bc). For those who are not familiar, Medea was married to and then abandoned by Jason (of the Golden Fleece fame). She ends up alone, disenfranchised, excluded, and exploited by circumstance. Diminished so entirely that she turns on herself and her two sons; killing them and herself. A final desperate act.
Fury is billed as a modern response/reworking of the aforementioned text. It is a contemporary modern take on the classic myth set in the urban here and now: London 2016.
It is a co-production by Soho Theatre and Damsel productions. Soho Theatre is a launch pad for many contemporary cutting edge works and Fury is written by Phoebe Eclair-Powell who is their writer in residence.
I think it is also no coincidence and perhaps a celebration that Damsel, as the title may indicate, exists with the key aim of actively placing the female voice centre stage. This is a beautiful, authentic, and current example of just such a voice. One of the many voices currently fighting to be heard in this post-Brexit, ever shifting current, political landscape.
I saw it in a small Soho theatre space, sitting in the round where we could collectively see the shock and indignation etched on the faces and bodies of the assembled audience, as the drama unfolded.
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Now supplied with the 2015 firmware to compy with EU regulations.
The X8R is a smaller package then previous 8 channel receivers, but has so much more capability. The new Smart Port supports the new hub-less sensors as well as the older hub analog sensors.
This is the 2015 version which complies with current EU regulations. Your Taranis X9D will need to have the latest firmware update.Alternatively, you can reverse update the X8R receiver.


Vartan was born in the Armenian Refugee Camp in Lebanon in about 1948. Orphaned at four, he then spent four years at the Danish Birds' Nest Orphanage until he ran away and lived on the streets of Beirut. He has made his way as a musician, with no formal education. This is a 3-D thriller—you feel as if you were there just as he was.
Mention Moriel. £2 will go to Moriel from every book sold. All remaining profits from this edition will go to the Birds' Nest Orphanage in Byblos.


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Strong support for jailed Myanmar Reuters reporters, including from Time magazine
The two journalists exposed a massacre of Rohingya Muslims and were handed seven-year jail sentences under a state secrets law
12 December 2018 - 12:22 Agency Staff
Detained Reuters journalist Kyaw Soe Oo and Wa Lone are escorted by police as they leave after a court hearing in Yangon, Myanmar, in this file photo taken on August 20 2018. Picture: REUTERS/ANN WANG
Yangon — Messages of solidarity poured in from around the world on Wednesday, the one-year anniversary of the arrest of two Myanmar Reuters journalists who exposed a massacre of Rohingya Muslims in Rakhine state.
Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo were arrested in Yangon on December 12 and handed seven-year jail sentences under a state secrets law as they probed the extrajudicial killing of 10 Rohingya men during the military's brutal crackdown on the stateless minority last year.
The guilty verdict sparked global condemnation, including from US vice-president Mike Pence, and Reuters hired prominent rights attorney Amal Clooney to assist with the case.
The reporters were also honoured alongside other persecuted or slain journalists in Time magazine's Person of the Year issue this week as concerns grow for deteriorating press freedoms in Myanmar and elsewhere in the world.
Despite a tenacious advocacy campaign the two men remain behind bars, with an appeal set for later this month. "The fact that they remain in prison for a crime they did not commit calls into question Myanmar's commitment to democracy, freedom of expression and rule of law," Reuters editor-in-chief Stephen J Adler said in a statement on the anniversary of the arrest.
Social media platforms have filled with images of supporters making the "thumbs up" gesture that became a hallmark of the pair's court appearances. A rally with journalists and activists is due to take place in downtown Yangon on Wednesday afternoon.
"We will face [the verdict] with stability and courage," Wa Lone said after the sentence was handed down in September. "The government can detain us in the prison but ... don't close the ears and eyes of the people," Kyaw Soe Oo said.
Their personal ordeal has also moved many who have followed the case. Both men are fathers and Wa Lone's wife Pan Ei Mon gave birth to their first child shortly before he was convicted. One of the Time covers shared widely online features Pan Ei Mon and Kyaw Soe Oo's wife Chit Su Win holding photos of their imprisoned husbands.
The magazine jointly honoured a number of journalists — including the slain columnist Jamal Khashoggi, Philippine journalist Maria Ressa and the workforce of the US newspaper Capital Gazette, five of whose staff were killed in a June shooting — "for taking great risks in pursuit of greater truths".
'Sham' trial
The reporters' trial was widely regarded as a sham — and punishment for reporting on the September 2017 massacre in Inn Din village led by Myanmar security forces. One whistle-blowing police officer told the court his superior ordered a sting to entrap the reporters — testimony the judge chose to ignore.
Myanmar's civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi remained defiant when pressed on the case, insisting that due process was followed. Her reaction has further tarnished her image as a democracy icon overseas after she refused to speak up for the Rohingya during the crackdown.
More than 720,000 Rohingya Muslims fled over the border into refugee camps in Bangladesh, bringing with them horrific reports of widespread murder, torture, rape and arson. UN investigators have called for top generals to be prosecuted for genocide and accused Suu Kyi and her government of complicity.
Myanmar rejects almost all allegations, saying it was defending itself against Rohingya militants. But a court did convict soldiers accused of carrying out the Inn Din massacre to 10 years each.
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Amnesty stripped the civilian leader of its top award over indifference to atrocities committed against Rohingya Muslims
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In today's dynamic financial services sector, events have never been a tougher place to make your mark.
Here at Kina Events, we understand exactly what's at stake. That's why we've built our bespoke events management and consultancy business to design and deliver successful events that are perfectly in tune with your brand values and strategy – from start to finish.
Following a lengthy process trying to find a venue for our quarterly property team drinks, in a world full of people trying to take your money and run, it is so refreshing to find someone honest and reliable. Alex and Aneta completed a venue search for us, and within a couple of weeks, we had a venue to call our own, hassle-free and without any hidden charges. I would not hesitate to wholeheartedly recommend Alex and her team at Kina Events.
Alex was entirely committed, organised and consultative in her style. She worked within the brief and also added creative thinking and thoughtful little touches to make the day truly stand out as an individual and special event. She went above and beyond my expectations, putting in such great effort to ensure the day was as I'd envisioned it to be and a resounding success. A consummate 'client centred' professional, I wouldn't have a hesitation in recommending Alex as an event organiser.
I recently engaged the services of Alex and Aneta at Kina Events to assist in the sourcing of a venue for our Christmas party. Kina Events carried out a thorough check of our requirements, provided a detailed shortlist of possible venues and accompanied me on a site visit, ensuring that no important requirements were missed and asking all the questions I would not have thought to ask. The whole process was completed swiftly, efficiently and using an absolute minimum of my time. The party was a fabulous success with everyone commenting on the amazing venue. I cannot recommend Kina Events highly enough.
Alex worked through every step diligently with a focus on detail that is so necessary. Her calm attitude and personable nature makes her a joy to work with. I wouldn't hesitate in giving Alex a call when the need arises again for her organisational skills.
Alex's work was always diligent and efficient. I particularly appreciated her positive attitude and, increasingly, her ability to do things the way that I wanted without me having to ask.
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Pixeline Skolehjælp: Lær om Dyr – Dyrequizzen er det tiende spil i Pixeline Skolehjælp-serien. Spillet er fra 2007 og er udgivet af Krea Media.

Spillet starter med, at Pixeline skal være med i en quiz, der handler om dyr. Her kan man vælge at dyste i fem forskelige quizzer, som bl.a. omhandler henholdsvis danske dyr, hvor dyrene lever, dyrenes levevis, og hvordan dyrene ser ud.

Når man svarer rigtig på disse spørgsmål, kan man vinde penge. Deruover kan man også vinde nogle præmier som bl.a. kan omhandle en rejse til et land.

Til sidst, når man er gået igennem spørgsmålene, vinder den, der har svaret flest gange rigtigt. Præmien, man får i dyrequizzen, er en masse penge.

Referencer

Lær om Dyr - Dyrequizzen
Computerspil fra 2007

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Gallery Taik Persons is delighted to present Sanna Kannisto's second solo exhibition Wanderer, Observer and Conveyor as part of the European Month of Photography Berlin.
sometimes the same person. I'm interested in working from both roles," says Kannisto. As an artist, she has the freedom to embrace many species and many kinds of subjects. "The subject doesn't even have to be particularly fine or colourful. The everyday and the ordinary are interesting. What's essential is how you manage to take the picture," Kannisto says.
Sanna Kannisto was born in Hämeenlinna, Finland, in 1974. She lives and works in Helsinki. Kannisto graduated from the Aalto University School of Arts, Design and Architecture in 2002. Her works have been exhibited in international institutions such as The Museum of Photography Seoul (Seoul, 2018), Whatcom Museum (Bellingham, WA, 2017), Ateneum Art Museum (Helsinki, 2017), Palais de Tokyo (Paris, 2013), Kiasma Museum of Contemporary Art (Helsinki, 2013), and Centre Pompidou (Paris, 2010). Gallery Taik Persons will present her most recent works in a solo exhibition as part of The European Month of Photography Berlin in September 2018.


We review the AMD A10 6790 APU processor, the little brother of the A10-6800K and the slightly bigger brother of the A10-6700 just became available in the stores. With performance levels close to the 6800 this might be the budget APU to pick up and build yourself a nice Windows 8 PC. Based on Piledriver architecture this processor slash graphics hybrid symbiosis called APU remains hard to beat in terms of features performance and well all the goodness you can expect from a great APU. Value and fun is what the platform offers as you can pick-up this new APU for roughly 120 EUR, and that is a great price for what you are purchasing alright.
APUs - most of you guys know by now that that means but for those of you that don't, here we go. APUs are able to combine the potential of the processor and GPU together to enable a new class of compute performance in today's PCs. You know, back in May 2012 AMD introduced a series of AMD A10 'Trinity' APUs as mobile and notebook solutions. Trinity APUs where the successor of the AMD A4, A6 and A8 Llano-processors. Today AMD marches onwards with Richland, basically in short wording this is a re-spin of Trinity. But before we start off this review, let me state this like we always do with APU reviews; see we are a bit of an enthusiast based website so I want to make it very clear here, the A10 and A8 APU processors are entry level to mid-range targeted processors, please do understand that very clearly. That means you are looking at reasonable desktop CPU experience versus (in AMD's case) an enhanced integrated GPU, and all that for very interesting prices. But they are not intended as enthusiast class PC gaming rigs okay?
Today we test the A10 6790 APU, based on Richland architecture. The A10-6790K quad core CPU features 4.1GHz base clock speed and a 4.3GHz turbo core speed. The 384 AMD Radeon 8670D graphics cores at clocked at 844MHz. The APU memory controller supports up to DDR3-1866MHz memory speeds. As a K-series processor it is unlocked, and has an SEP of $130USD / 120 EUR. This new APU replaces the A10-5800K to increase performance at a highly popular price point. AMD released Richland to make their APUs a little more performance oriented for the PC crowd. The A10-6790 APU tested in this review is rated at 65W running at 4.1 GHz with a Turbo allowance towards 4300 MHz. For an APU these are high frequencies. The A10 APU comes with a 4MB L2 cache and packs 384 Radeon (8670D) cores with that embedded GPU running at 844 MHz, and that is slightly clocked faster than the A10 5800K (the last generation flagship APU). Equipped with 384 Radeon (shader) cores, you might think that by itself this is not a massive GPU, however in the IGP arena that's serious performance as even Intel's new Haswell IGP cannot compete with the performance that AMD can offer with the A10 APUs. The APU is based on Piledriver cores, Piledriver simply put means the new revision of AMD's Bulldozers cores, these are very similar to AMD's FX series processors.
Next page please, where we'll go a little more in-depth.


Haus of Fashion: ... and That's a Wrap!
So it was a nice surprise to have been sent one along with the rest of you no doubt!
The newest gift from the graceful Eboni K!
This is the Hucci "Ramara Top" in Stripes. I like the folds beneath, it seems more realistic that way.
Also, as previously blogged is the "Victoria" hair from Tameless which is one of 5 hair being sold at the Hair Fair for Wigs for Kids.