All About Bullmastiffs " "
Bullmastiffs are large dog breeds originally from England where they were commonly used by gamekeepers for overpowering poachers. This cross breed combines the agility of bulldogs plus the built and power of mastiffs. Although a Bullmastiff has an intimidating size at 25-27 inches, it is known for its docile behavior and great intelligence.
Bullmastiffs are generally characterized by a square skull, broad and dark muzzle that are slightly wrinkled on the sides. Their neck, loin, shoulders, and hindquarters are muscular enough for covering distances within a short span of time. Their dense and short coat has a fawn, red, or brindle hue.
A Bullmastiff does not bark much but are excellent watchdogs because they are fearless in protecting their territory from strangers. Although the breed thinks independently, they have a willingness to please their master and are devoted companions.
Excessive grooming is not needed in Bullmastiffs as minimal brushing is enough to keep their short, waterproof and dense coat clean. Dead hairs can be easily removed with a rubber brush.
A Bullmastiff can get along well with children because of its gentleness but it must be socialized with other people at an early age as it has a naturally protective attitude.
An dominant and strong-willed owner is important so that unwanted behaviors can be controlled while they are still young. The dog loves to please its owner and will learn quickly with training.
Bullmastiffs can adjust quickly to their surroundings and get along fairly well with family members. Owners can provide a zone that dog can consider theirs so that they can retreat to this spot when necessary. This breed can be suited for living in a house or apartment in the city.
Health concerns such as hip dysplasia,hot spots and cancer may afflict your Bullmastiff. Hot spots is usually triggered by moist and warm weather conditions and frequent washing of their coat. This may start as lesions found commonly in the regions surrounding the shoulder, neck, and head.
It is also normal for Bullmastiffs to have allergies to plants, pollen, food, chemicals and flea bites. Your vet can help diagnose the cause behind an allergy but it can sometimes be a trial and error.
Endocarditis can also affect this breed when the dog licks an infected hot spot or the ground such that bacteria enter the bloodstream. The bacteria can also go into the body via a cut. The disease could become worse as these microbes lodge into the Bullmastiff's heart.
This dog breed does not need a lot of exercise though a daily walk can help in preventing obesity.
Obedience classes can help owners to correct any attitude problems. This could also be a good way to teach them when a certain behavior will be tolerated or not.
Since the Bullmastiff willingly pleases their master and have a keen attention, training it to respond to commands would not be hard. Do not growl at it when it does something undesirable. You can reward your Bullmastiff with praises and treats if it did what is required of it.


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DETAIL FROM SELF-PORTRAIT WITH LIGHTBULB BY JOZEF CZAPSKI
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Józef Czapski: painter, prisoner, and disciple of Proust
Czapski survived his incarceration in a Soviet prison camp and went on to produce vivid paintings and prose. But his life and work was haunted by the massacre that he escaped.
By John Gray
On the morning of 2 September 1939, the Polish painter Józef Czapski, then 43 years old, slipped a slim volume of the memoirs of André Gide into his greatcoat pocket and headed off to war with invading Nazi forces. In a secret protocol to the Nazi-Soviet pact guaranteeing non-aggression between the two powers, formalised on 23 August, Stalin and Hitler had agreed that the Polish state would be destroyed and its territory and people divided between them. Sixteen days after the German invasion, Soviet troops entered Poland from the east. Surrounded by German and Soviet forces at Lwów, Czapski's unit had to surrender. The Germans turned over the Polish forces to the Soviets, and he began two years of incarceration in Soviet camps.
Though he did not know it, he and the others held with him were marked down for death. In March 1940, the head of the NKVD (later KGB) Lavrentiy Beria and three members of the Politburo signed a memorandum in which the Polish officers were condemned to execution. The operation, which was completed in eight weeks, began with the prisoners being transported to sites in and around Katyn, a forest near the Russian city of Smolensk. In all, around 22,000 soldiers – mostly officers who in civilian life had been lawyers, doctors, writers, artists, scientists, engineers and other professional people – were shot by a single bullet in the back of the head. Over a 28-day period a single individual, Vasily Blokhin (1895-1955), the chief executioner at Lubyanka prison in Moscow (where he killed the writer Isaac Babel and the avant-garde theatre director Vsevolod Meyerhold), is said to have shot around 7,000 prisoners. He used German revolvers, which he brought with him in a suitcase, as he found the Soviet-made variety unreliable. For his services to the Soviet state Blokhin received the Order of the Red Banner.
For reasons he never discovered, Czapski was among 395 prisoners who were not sent for execution. He was released in September 1941, when Stalin amnestied his Polish prisoners in order that they could fight his former Nazi ally following the German invasion of the Soviet Union in June of that year. Joining up with a new division of the Polish army composed of released Gulag prisoners, Czapski set about trying to find out the truth about the officers who had disappeared, travelling to Moscow as an envoy of the Polish government-in-exile in London to question NKVD officials.
These were extremely harrowing years for Czapski. Born in Prague in 1896, a scion of an old and distinguished family, he graduated in St Petersburg before moving to newly emancipated Poland to take up his studies in art. He spent eight years in cosmopolitan prewar Paris, exchanging ideas with French and Russian artists and writers, forming passionate attachments with both women and men (including one with Vladimir Nabokov's younger brother Sergey, who would perish in a Nazi camp where gay men were subjected to hideous medical experiments) and devoting himself to realising a vision of painting he found pursued in the work of Cézanne.
Yet Czapski made light of his experiences in the camps. An account by a fellow-prisoner describes him lying in a primitive camp hospital, a long emaciated figure – he was six and a half feet tall – blue-lipped and coughing blood, feverishly reciting lines from Baudelaire and whispering remembered passages from Proust. Czapski himself wrote: "I've kept an almost happy memory of that three- or four-week stay in the hospital." He appreciated the clean shirt he had been given, and the relative privacy of being in a room of five and not a hundred people.
He was determined that his time in the camps would not be wasted. He read whatever he could find, including pages of Balzac's A Woman of Thirty, and made drawings and paintings on scraps of paper. Not much larger than postage stamps, many of these works depicted life in the camp, among them some unblinking self-portraits. Others were miniature recreations of his prewar paintings, left behind in a studio in Warsaw, where most of them disappeared in the course of the war. It was in the camp, without any access to Proust's writings and drawing solely on memory, that Czapski gave the talks that have now been published by the indispensable New York Review of Books. Translated into English for the first time by Eric Karpeles, author of Paintings in Proust, a painter himself and Czapski's biographer, Lost Time is one of the most remarkable and inspiring texts to have emerged from the experience of surviving and resisting 20th-century barbarism. (Czapski was not the only Gulag inmate to find in Proust a window to another world. Varlam Shalamov – whose stories I reviewed in these pages last summer – tells of finding a copy of La Côté de Guermantes at the bottom of a package of clothing sent to a doctor in his camp and reading it voraciously. "Proust," he wrote, "was more valuable than sleep." The book was stolen after he put it down on a bench while talking with another prisoner.)
Delivered in the evenings of the winter of 1940-41 in the chilly refectory of a former convent, with an audience of around 40 fellow prisoners who had worked outdoors all day in temperatures as low as minus 45 degrees, Czapski's talks are unlike anything else that has been written on Proust. He emphasises Proust's detachment from the haute bourgeois society that is coolly dissected in the novel, and his dispassionate analysis of the vagaries of the human mind. But the core of Czapski's talks is Proust's portrayal, through his narrator, of the indifference to death that comes when the mind is filled with memories that seem to come unbidden from outside of time.
In a stroke of genius, Czapski compares Proust with Blaise Pascal. Pascal may seem a curious lens through which to view Proust. A 17th-century French mathematician and physicist, a founder of modern probability theory and one of the first inventors of mechanical calculating machines, he became one of the pioneers of modern science before turning towards the "super-terrestrial" salvation spelled out in the aphoristic observations of the Pensées. "Devoured by a yearning for the absolute," Pascal "considered all the ephemeral joys of the senses unacceptable." For Proust, on the other hand, only the world of the senses existed and had value. In a letter to a friend, he confessed he desired only one thing: to take pleasure in life and physical love. Yet as Czapski writes, Proust's work "leaves us with a Pascalian taste of ash in our mouths".
As much as any of Pascal's Pensées, Proust's monumental novel is a meditation on death and the vanity of life. Swann, "a refined and intelligent man of the world", receives a sentence of death from his doctors. When he tries to pass on the news to his aristocratic friends, they tell the quaking cadaverous figure that he looks marvellous, then leave him standing in front of their magnificent townhouse as they walk off, talking of the mismatch between the duchess's shoes and her ruby necklace. Odette, the beguiling courtesan who captivates Swann, appears in the final volume as "a nearly idiotic old woman huddled in her daughter's salon", a "human wreck" virtually ignored by guests, or else mocked by them. The passion of love is no less evanescent. When Proust's narrator learns of the death of Albertine, the young girl by whose image he has been possessed, he is preoccupied by other matters and barely reacts.
But there is a crucial difference, noted by Czapski, between Pascal and Proust. Whereas Pascal turns from the world with disgust, Proust seeks salvation in its fugitive sensations. Born and buried a Catholic, carrying a small oilcloth Bible with him when he travelled in Russia in search of the truth about his fellow prisoners, Czapski was a religious man. A Tolstoyan pacifist in his youth, who resigned from the Polish cavalry because he did not want to kill other human beings, he was attracted to the mysticism of Simone Weil (1909-43) and became a close friend of the God-seeking Russian philosopher Dmitry Merezhkovsky (1865-1941). Czapski was not mistaken in finding in Proust's work a kind of religion: not a story of redemption, but a struggle to defy time and disillusion, and eternalise the passing moment in memories of meaning and beauty.
Inhuman Land is Czapski's account of his travels in the Soviet Union. As the American historian Timothy Snyder – author of Bloodlands (2010), the path-breaking study of the countries that experienced both Nazi and Soviet mass killing – writes, the book is "an unsurpassed document of everyday Stalinism". Unlike many Western travellers to the Soviet Union before and after him, Czapski, who was fluent in Russian, engaged with ordinary people whenever he could. In the camps, he had been given the impression that the Soviet Union was a land of plenty, or at least sufficiency, which the people accepted as their due. What he found was nearly universal hunger and deprivation, endured with a mix of impotent anger and listless resignation. The German civilians he came across in his travels were no different. He describes an old German woman he met in a third-class carriage of a train:
Her shoes were made of rawhide, and she had a dull, haggard complexion and the terrified eyes of a beaten dog… This woman had always lived in Russia, and like a large number of Germans was entirely assimilated there. She lived in a small Ukrainian town where she gave German language lessons and worked at an institution for the deaf and dumb. She was on her way to Germany, a place with which she had almost no connection. Hitler did not exist for her; all she knew was that she was leaving Russia. Once we were in Poland, in the empty carriage, she told me about it in a whisper. It was nothing remarkable, just everyday fare for anyone who had ever been to Russia as more than a tourist: she told me that when Kirov was assassinated, the next day hundreds and hundreds of people had been deported to an unknown destination… Several dozen people had been taken from one of the factories, loaded on to open railcars and driven dozens of miles in severe frost. They were packed in so tight there was only room to stand; most of them had no warm clothing, and when the railcars reached their destination they had to be carried out like wooden logs. Many had frozen to death.
Czapski concludes his account: "She was a shadow of herself as she told me this story on the train, her eyes flashing with terror." His tone is restrained and almost calm. Events of the sort the old woman reported, after all, were quite normal at the time.
Karpeles fills out Czapski's travels with an abundance of telling details. While searching for the truth about the vanished officers in Moscow and being brushed off by the NKVD, he wandered through bookshops, finding a beautifully bound 1868 edition of Baudelaire's Les Fleurs du Mal, which he bought for 10 rubles. A pound of butter would have cost 30 rubles. He met the poet Anna Akhmatova, whose ex-husband, fellow poet Nikolay Gumilyov, had been shot in 1921 as an enemy of the people. She "wore a dress made of very poor material, somewhere between a sack and a pale habit… and spoke little, in a slightly strange tone, as if half joking, even about the saddest things". (More than 20 years later, during a trip to Oxford, Akhmatova gave her Soviet handlers the slip and visited Czapski in Paris.) There are dozens of such haunting vignettes. Seamlessly weaving together Czapski's life and work with the vast geopolitical events in which he was caught up, Almost Nothing is a labour of love, and in its way as extraordinary as the life it portrays.
Czapski's attempt to determine the fate of his fellow officers yielded nothing. Mass graves were reported near Katyn in 1942 and 1943, and used in Nazi propaganda in an attempt to split the Allies. The Polish government raised the issue with the American and British authorities, who, for the rest of the war, officially accepted the Soviets' account that Germany was responsible for the killings. Yet Czapski's efforts were not wholly in vain. In 1991 the Russian journalist Vladimir Abarinov used information from recently opened Soviet archives to present an account of the massacre, which quoted at length from Inhuman Land.
For the rest of his long life (he died at the age of 96) Czapski was troubled by the massacre and why he had not been killed along with his fellow prisoners. What mattered most to him, however, was painting and what he called in a letter to his former lover the painter Ludwik Hering, "the most important and personal living connection".
Czapski and Hering were separated by the start of the Second World War but the two men corresponded for 30 years, writing hundreds of letters to one another. Having worked during the Nazi occupation as a nightwatchman in a tannery near the Warsaw Ghetto, Hering wrote a story on the 1943 uprising, ending with the words: "The ruins of the ghetto tremble like printed words on a piece of paper that is coming apart." After the story appeared in 1946 he ceased writing. When they met again in Paris in 1972, Czapski tried to lift his friend from despair. In 1984, by then suffering from cancer, Hering committed suicide. Czapski drew a line through the entry in his journal where he recorded his friend's death. But he left the entry legible, preserving both his sense of loss and his gratitude for what his friend had given him.
Living in a modest studio in Paris, Czapski was producing vividly expressive paintings saturated with strong colours into his late eighties. Asked why his work featured "lonely people, deserted café tables, faces half-concealed in the metro, minute daily events glimpsed in passing", he replied: "Each time, it is almost nothing. But that 'almost nothing' signifies everything." When he was buried the grave had to be lengthened, more than once, to accommodate the specially built coffin that contained his remains.
John Gray's most recent book is "Seven Types of Atheism" (Allen Lane)
Lost Time: Lectures on Proust in a Soviet Prison Camp
Józef Czapski
New York Review of Books, 128pp, £9.99
Inhuman Land: Searching for the Truth in Soviet Russia 1941-42
New York Review of Books, 480pp, £13.99
Almost Nothing: the 20th Century Art and Life of Józef Czapski
Eric Karpeles
John Gray is the New Statesman's lead book reviewer. His latest book is The Soul of the Marionette: A Short Enquiry into Human Freedom.
This article appears in the 03 May 2019 issue of the New Statesman, A very British scandal
JM Coetzee's The Death of Jesus: a fitting conclusion to a great trilogy
The man who wouldn't be king
Deborah Orr's Motherwell: a memoir of family insights and dark asides

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Notre Dame's Opponents: Navy's rebound dependent on QB progress and OL health
By Douglas FarmerAug 27, 2022, 6:00 AM EDT
Few programs ebb and flow as much as the service academies do. Whether "ebb" or "flow" is considered the negative half of that phrasing, that is where the Navy Midshipmen have found themselves the last two seasons.
Flipping that trend may take more than one year, leaving Navy exposed to a third losing season in a row. At least, that would make the most sense, but head coach Ken Niumatalolo has made a habit of yo-yoing the Midshipmen back to success every other year. It just may be the pandemic season of 2020, and Navy's openly-regretted non-contact practice habits leading into the year, should be disregarded.
Because otherwise, the Midshipmen have followed up a disappointing season (namely, 2018's 3-10) with a successful one (2019's 11-2). Such a jump may be too much of an ask this year, but progress could still be the baseline expectation.
The review should focus on the 4-8 record, capped by an upset of Army. (Editor's note: I, Douglas, made it to the Army-Navy game last December. If you ever have a chance where that opportunity is borderline convenient, take it. It was a particularly unique environment in which I enjoyed some option football.) It should point out Navy played two teams ranked in the top-five entering bowl season, Notre Dame and Cincinnati. And then this review should once again mention the Midshipmen beat Army.
But instead, time must be spent on the off-field chaos orchestrated by Navy's athletic director. After the Midshipmen were blown out by Air Force, he insisted Niumatalolo fire offensive coordinator Ivin Jaspar. Niumatalolo managed to push back and instead only demoted Jaspar to quarterbacks coach.
That was during Jaspar's 20th season in Annapolis. He long ago proved himself, no matter how the first two games of 2021 went.
He is now again Navy's offensive coordinator. Gladchuk seems to have simply reaped discord with no long-term influence.
WHAT NAVY LOST
The Midshipmen struggle to retain as much production as most teams because it does not have any fifth-year players. Compounding that, the Academy does not welcome transfers; in these regards, Navy is somewhat similar to Stanford as it struggles to adjust to modern eligibility rules.
Returning only 11 starters, the Midshipmen most notably lost three-time All-AAC linebacker Diego Fagot, also the team's leading tackler each of the last three seasons.
Including him, Navy is now without four of its top-five tacklers from 2021, not to mention its top-four running backs.
Navy ranks No. 108 below at 53 percent returning production.
UPDATED RETURNING PRODUCTION RANKINGS:
* BYU jumps to the top of the list
* Hawaii dives to the bottom
* Ohio State's still top-25, which is almost unheard of for an elite team. pic.twitter.com/04SBo3Svlf
— Bill Connelly (@ESPN_BillC) June 29, 2022
OFFENSIVE SUMMARY
Junior quarterback Tai Lavatai was a bit inexperienced to handle the pivotal role in Navy's triple-option by usual Midshipmen standards. Thus, he alone should spur offensive improvement.
Helping him, it is hard to imagine Navy will have worse offensive line health this season. The Midshipmen started four sophomores last year, notable for any team but doubly so for a service academy. They started four different left tackles, three different right guards and three different centers among nine different starting line combinations.
For context, Notre Dame used six different starting line combinations in 2021 as it experienced a historic run of injuries at left tackle, and that tally includes swapping in Blake Fisher for Josh Lugg at right tackle in the Fiesta Bowl when the latter suffered a December knee injury.
That combination — a more experienced quarterback behind a healthy offensive line in a triple-option attack — should raise Navy's floor compared to the last few seasons, in which it averaged 16.6 points per game and then 20.1 points per game in 2021.
DEFENSIVE SUMMARY
While Gladchuk may have scapegoated offensive coordinator Jaspar, the Midshipmen defense was not excelling the last two years, either. It gave up 30.3 points per game in 2020, and then improved to only 28.3 points in 2021.
Life will get harder without stalwart Fagot.
An argument can be made that Navy was better than recognized at the end of 2021. It went 3-2 straight-up to end the season, and it went 4-1-1 against the spread in the second half of the year, the only gambling loss coming at Notre Dame. Those are broad signs of improvement.
Yet, PointsBet sets the Midshipmen wins total Over/Under at 4.5, with the odds expecting the Under to cash. Navy has the luxury of facing Delaware and Temple this season, but those are two of its five home games, a number reduced by moving its meeting with the Irish away from campus every two years, while also always facing Army at a neutral site (Philadelphia this year).
SP+, FPI, and TeamRankings agree on:
A&M under 8.5 wins
Cincy over 9
EMU over 5.5
GA State under 7.5
Navy under 4.5
Notre Dame over 8.5
Pitt over 8
SMU over 7
USC under 9.5
WMU under 6.5
— Jason Kirk (@thejasonkirk) August 23, 2022
NOTRE DAME'S OPPONENTS
— Ohio State's offense projects to match the best of the century
— Marshall set for fun in the Sun Belt with advantageous debut schedule
— Cal's offensive struggles continue to undermine quality defense
— New QB Drake Maye not the only change for disappointing North Carolina, Mack Brown
— Veteran BYU will be anything but a trap game in Las Vegas for the Irish
— Stanford's woes may cut deeper than the current roster
— UNLV set to improve in 2022, not that that's saying much
— Syracuse star RB Sean Tucker keys Orange run to a bowl
— No. 4 Clemson needs more of everything from QB DJ Uiagalelei, except weight
The traditional National Signing Day is this Wednesday, and for yet another year, Notre Dame has no intentions of inking any high-school recruits on the first Wednesday of February. The recruiting calendar has so changed that the Irish have not signed a recruit in February since 2019, when defensive end Isaiah Foskey publicly did so in order to be a part of his high school's ceremonies.


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Go wants health services closer to grassroots
By TDT
After he attended the successful groundbreaking of two Super Health Centers in Maasin, Iloilo and Kalibo, Aklan, on 21 January, Sen. "Bong" Go proceeded to, likewise, personally witness the groundbreaking of the Super Health Center in Numancia, Aklan, on the same day.
Go, who chairs the Senate Committee on Health and Demography, vowed to continue supporting the establishment of more Super Health Centers across the country, citing how they can significantly help reduce hospital occupancy rates and bring crucial basic health services closer to those in need especially in the grassroots.
Services offered in Super Health Centers include database management, out-patient, birthing, isolation, diagnostic (laboratory: x-ray and ultrasound), pharmacy and ambulatory surgical unit. Other available services are eye, ear, nose, and throat (EENT) service, oncology centers, physical therapy and rehabilitation center and telemedicine, where remote diagnosis and treatment of patients will be done.
Apart from Numancia and Kalibo, seven more Super Health Centers are expected to be established in Aklan, particularly in Ibajay, Balete, Batan, Malay, Nabas, New Washington, and Tangalan – the last one's groundbreaking having been also personally witnessed by Go later that day.
Some 307 SHCs were funded in 2022 through Go's initiative. He likewise earlier successfully pushed for sufficient funds for the centers in this year's Health Facilities Enhancement Program of the Department of Health.
The senator then expressed his gratitude towards the local officials led by Gov. Joen Miraflores, First District Rep. Carlito Marquez, Second District Rep. Nonong Haresco, and Numancia Mayor Toto Templonuevo for extending necessary support to their constituents and to the establishment of Super Health Centers.
Following the groundbreaking ceremony in Numancia, Go led a relief operation where he and his team handed out grocery packs, vitamins, meals, masks, shirts, and umbrellas to 500 typhoon victims in the town.
The senator, likewise, provided bicycles, cellular phones, shoes, watches, and balls for basketball and volleyball to select individuals.
Meanwhile, the Department of Social Welfare and Development extended financial support to each affected household to help with their daily needs as they recover from the typhoon.


Llucmacanes is a small village very close to the main town of Mahon on the island of Menorca. All the main towns have fiestas during the summer months to celebrate their patron saint. Llucmacanes is small in comparison but still holds a fiesta in the first week of August. The village celebrates Sant Gaieta. The link below gives the towns which celebrate their fiesta along with the date.
The main attraction to these events are the magnificent horses, usually black, which are bred on the island. The riders are skilled. They rear the horses up on their hind legs while the young and drunk try to dismount the rider. One theory behind this is the landlord of the estate would allow a day of festivity for their tenants. He would ride on horseback and allow an opportunity of 'pay back'.
The fiestas are always good fun with plenty of alcohol, food, music and pomada. Pomada is locally distilled gin from the Xoriguer distillery in Mahon, mixed with lemonade. The rearing horses are usually surrounded with the able bodied and drunk who try to touch the silver heart of the horse, near the breast bone.
The Jaleos are usually followed by spectacular firework displays around midnight to bring the party to a close. Here you can see photographs from this particular party, but you can view more from the island by clicking on our link to other events from the most easterly Balearic island.
The fiesta season kicks of in the third weekend in June with Sant Joan in the old capital of Ciutadella. The season wraps up in early September in Mahon with Mare de Deu de Gracia which celebrates Mary, the mother of Jesus.
These events are local traditions and are not put on for tourists. Please be respectful.


The statutory scheme of immigration control postulated that someone who successfully maintained that their removal would constitute a violation of their rights under the European Convention on Human Rights 1950 should be entitled to leave to remain for however limited a period and it was beyond the powers of the secretary of state to introduce a new category of "persons temporarily admitted" without Parliamentary sanction.
The Immigration Appeal Tribunal had jurisdiction under the Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Act 2002 s.82 to consider whether an appellant would be refused re-entry by the state authorities to his home country or place of former habitual residence, in a case where no removal directions had been set by the secretary of state.
An adjudicator had to consider an asylum seeker's account in the context of the country in question; however, he was entitled in an appropriate case, to find that an asylum seeker's account was so far fetched that it was incapable of belief.
The Asylum and Immigration Tribunal had erred in upholding a decision to refuse an appellant's claim for asylum based on his risk of persecution as a practicing homosexual if he were to be returned to Iran, where it had failed to consider that a person could not be refused asylum on the basis that he could avoid otherwise persecutory conduct by modifying the behaviour that he would otherwise engage in, at least if the modification was sufficiently significant in itself to place him in a situation of persecution.
An immigration judge had made a material error of law when assessing an asylum seeker's risk of harm if returned to Sudan where he had been a member of the Democratic Unionist Party.
Whether the circumstances of an application for indefinite leave to remain were sufficiently exceptional to override the ordinary requirements of immigration control was a question of factual judgment, not of law. An adjudicator's decision on that issue, which had identified the correct legal tests and had been carefully and fully explained, had not been erroneous and should have been upheld by the Asylum and Immigration Tribunal.
Where an immigration adjudicator had referred to inconsistencies in an asylum seeker's account of events, but then decided they were insignificant, it had been appropriate for the adjudicator to explain why they were insignificant. His failure to do so meant his reasoning was inadequate.
Where a fact-finding tribunal had decided to reject evidence for a number of reasons, the fact that some of those reasons did not bear analysis was not enough to justify an appellate court setting the decision aside. In such a case, the appellate court had to decide whether it would be just to let the tribunal's decision stand by considering whether one could be tolerably confident that the tribunal's decision would have been the same on the basis of the reasons that had survived its scrutiny.
In relation to a couple who had eloped in Pakistan, the Adjudicator was entitled to find that internal relocation was not open to them given the risk from a country wide state police force. That the IAT erred by equating risk from the family with risk from the state. In deciding where to remit the case the IAT were not entitled to take into account (a)The fact that the original adjudicator might be a part-time adjudicator (b), The fact that the original adjudicator heard evidence two years previously and would find it difficult to recall her impression of the oral evidence she had hear and (c)The fact that the adjudicator had already made certain findings in fact, which might cause her difficulty in considering internal flight. Matter remitted back to original adjudicator.
A failed asylum seeker returned involuntarily to Zimbabwe does not face on return a real risk of being subjected to persecution or serious ill-treatment on that account alone.
The general country conditions are extremely difficult but those difficulties will not generally be sufficiently severe to enable an appellant to rely upon article 3 to resist removal.
Female Christians not at risk of persecution or Article 3 ECHR breach but additional factors (prominent position in companies associated with Multi-National Force, westernised, women's rights activities or refusal to wear hijab, lack of KDG connections, no family support, English speaking or non-Kurdish speaking) may increase risk to level engaging both Conventions. RA (Christians) Iraq CG  UKIAT 00091 remains correct on position of male Christians. No sufficiency of protection outside KDG.


You know I couldn't start the New Year off without a new salad recipe. I have been trying to eat really clean since the New Year because I have gained several pounds. I am up about 5-6 pounds more than I like to weigh. I have tried to limit my snacks, carbs, and sugar. I will post a food dairy soon sharing my meals for a few days. This salad is a great detox salad because it is filled with so many vegetables which equals so many vitamins and nutrients for your body. I left the cheese off because I was trying to make it a really clean meal but this would be amazing with some chopped feta or blue cheese added in as well.
For the dressing I really recommend the Raw Organic Apple Cider Vinegar. It is really good for digestion. You could sub red wine vinegar or balsamic vinegar though if you don't have apple cider vinegar.
The salad will save in your fridge for several days if you keep the dressing separate.
It is such a gorgeous salad, a rainbow on a plate!
shake all to combine or whisk with fork.
Assemble all ingredients in a bowl. Toss together and drizzle with dressing. Add cheese if you want!
I had a reader request to share my favorite cookbooks. No joke I own at least 50 cookbooks. I love collecting them. Some people like to browse coffee table books, I like to browse cookbooks. They provide me so much inspiration. I am kind of a cookbook snob though. I am particular about format and I really like a picture with each recipe. I have handful of cookbooks that I use more often than others and that is the ones pictured below. You can't go wrong with any of them!
I have to admit I am a bit obsessed with Ina Garten, she is my food hero. I own every single one of her cookbooks and I promise they are all amazing. I tried to narrow down my 3 favorites from her. I also love Gwyneth Paltrow's cookbooks so many of my favorite veggie sides have come from her.
The Donna Hay cookbook is hands down the most beautiful cookbook, her food pictures are stunning. Clean Slate is perfect for getting back on track and healthy eating.
I would love to hear if you have any favorites not on my list!
Such a good idea to make a big batch of it! Your food presentation is always so pretty, and this salad sounds delish!
That salad looks so good!! I am going to have to try it!! Thank you for sharing.
I have made so many of your recipes! Keep them coming!!
This salad sounds delicious! I'm a sucker for a beautiful cookbook as well.
Definitely going to make this salad!
This one by Heidi Swanson is one of my favorite cookbooks: So many great veggies in it!!
This totally fuels my cookbook addiction! I really love Hemsley and Hemsley's Art of Eating Well. Just started blogging and have a cookbook roundup post. Love your blog!


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Cryoskin is a wonderful weight loss option for women and men – with great benefits for losing belly fat, slimming and eliminating cellulite.
It also provides results that you can see fast, yet without the cost and long recovery of more invasive methods.
From instant results to celebrity endorsements – it's easy to see why so many people now look to Botox as a part of their beauty regimen.
The process takes only about 10 minutes, but the effects last for up to 4 months. It's sometimes called a lunchtime procedure because it requires so little downtime and recovery!
The FDA Just Approved a Non-Surgical, Completely Painless, 20-Minute Face Lift. No, this isn't a joke—it's a very big deal.


For the outdoorsy. Anyone who spends time in the sun knows the importance of sunscreen. The mystery is when to reapply it. The outdoorsy folks in your family may appreciate a UV patch. It's a wearable decal that changes color when it's time to reapply sunscreen.
For the indoorsy. Series bingers and show streamers will love 'wallpaper' television. It's a new kind of TV that viewers 'peel and stick' to their walls using magnetic mats.
For the fashion-conscious environmentalist. Soon, clothing may be made of synthetic spider silk and bio-manufactured leather. It's unlikely they'll be available this winter, but you could give tickets to the Museum of Modern Art in New York City. Clothing made of these fabrics is on display through January 2018.
For the vision impaired. There are all kinds of gadgets that can make life a little easier for people with low or no vision. Try a wristband that shakes to give directions or a new 'feeling fireworks' display that simulates the visual experience through touch.


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If you are looking for a source for anchoring information, you will find more that any one person could probably use on the internet these days.
Your personal purpose for anchoring will have a lot to do with how you want to search for the best source for anchoring information.
Most, if not all the information will start out with, what type of anchor you need. This will of course, start of by having an idea of what water and bottom conditions you will be anchoring in as well as the type and size boat you plan on anchoring.
For mixed bottom, meaning rocks, sand and/or gravel, you would want to go with something that depends a lot on weight with grab, as the more digging type of anchors that depend more on digging will not be able to dig in a denser bottom. See the picture below for an example of one type of anchor for those conditions.
Other anchors rely more on digging, due to soft bottoms and rely on less weight. Examples of those anchors would be what are called, Bruce style, Danforth and Fluke style anchors.
Another thing that must be considered is how the anchor is going to be tied off when deployed and where it will be stowed when not in use. This is an important part when searching for the best source for anchoring.
There are several products on the market for this job. They are referred to by many names that include, bow roller, anchor nest, anchor locker, anchor holder, as well as many others, but they are all designed to hold your anchor. Some are purpose built for specific types of anchors and others will accommodate multiple anchor types.
Below are some pictures of some of the most common anchor nests.
There are some that will have the multi-function of not only stowing your anchor, but giving you a place to secure your anchor line while on anchor as shown in the first picture above.
Below I have added some links for a few of some of what I think are the best sources for anchoring information.


"Listen carefully before you talk"
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Before joining ENSI in 1995, David held senior management positions in Strategic Planning, Business Development, Organizational Change & Employee Relations. He conducted his own consulting business focusing on Change Management.
David has wide and in depth experience in Industrial Relations, Enterprise Bargaining, high stakes commercial negotiations, leadership and optimizing team performance. He conducts executive coaching and works within Australia and globally.
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New England has lobster. Baltimore has blue crab smothered in Old Bay. The Olympic Peninsula has Dungeness Crab.
Lobster is lovely and blue crab delicious, but there's nothing like Dungeness Crab. Celebrate this delectable crustacean during the 2011 Dungeness Crab and Seafood Festival in Port Angeles, WA, October 8 and 9.
Eat crab and drink Washington Wines made on the Olympic Peninsula at the Dungeness Crab Festival, October 8-9, 2011.
Olympic Peninsula Wineries will be there, pouring selected Washington Wines at the Wine and Beer Garden at Crab Central. Drop by anytime between 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. to sample our wines. Feel free to ask the pourers which wines they think go best with Dungeness Crab. You may be surprised by how many options there are.
The Galloping Gourmet (aka Graham Kerr) demonstrate how to make his famous crab cakes.
Chef Les Chan from Victoria, B.C. prepare Imperial Crab Spring Rolls.
Chef Jon Unruh of Wildfire Grill in Port Angeles prepare Dungeness Mac & Cheese – the ultimate comfort food.
Chef Kaleb Walace of Michael's Seafood and Steak Restaurant in Port Angeles prepare Fresh Pasta with Chanterelle Mushrooms and Dungeness Crab with Olympic Cellars Chardonnay Butter.
Chef Arran Stark from Cultivated Palette Catering and Brassica Restaurant in Port Townsend show people just what can be done with Salmon.
Chef Gabriel Schuenemann of the Alder Wood Bistro in Sequim prepare Scallop Ceviche with pickled Chanterelle Mushrooms.
Chef Ron Anderson of Etta's Seafood in Seattle prepare Cider steamed Blueshell Mussels and smoked hamhock.
Even more chefs will demonstrate how to prepare even more dishes. For a complete list of the Dungeness Crab and Seafood Festival Chef Demonstrations, please see Crab Fest.
You'll come away from the 2011 Dungeness Crab and Seafood Festival well fed and armed with new recipes and Washington Wines to enhance them. Now that's a weekend well spent.
Please see Dungeness Crab Festival for additional information.


Screen Innovations (SI) has appointed Robert Keeler as director of residential sales.
Keeler will assist the commercial and residential inside sales teams with dealer/distributor relations, as well as work closely with the Magnolia team, managing events and training.
An industry veteran, Keeler has an extensive sales background that includes working with industry heavyweights such as Hitachi, Pioneer, and BDI Furniture.
As director of U.S. Sales, Keeler will take a leadership role in directing the explosion of growth SI has experienced with national accounts and continue to maximize his long-standing relationships in the CEDIA dealer channel.


AFC Telford United's play-off place is a little more precarious following a 3-1 loss at one-spot-behind Brackley Town.
The Saints were just too hot to handle for Gavin Cowan's side, racing into a three-goal lead thanks to James Armson, Lee Ndlovu and Carl Baker.
Marcus Dinanga came up with a response for the Bucks, but they did not have the legs to mount a fightback.
They remain fifth in National League North but are now only two points in front of eighth-placed Boston United.
Last Tuesday's FA Trophy heroics proved to take too much out of Telford as they slumped to defeat at Brackley.
The Bucks entered this clash at St James' Park against a fellow play-off contender in exceptionally high spirits after a 2-1 last-16 win at Spennymoor Town.
But they were desperately short of energy.
The 400-mile round trip to County Durham, and a gruelling tie on a notoriously boggy Brewery Field pitch, was too much to overcome.
Cowan is not one to make excuses, but those miles on the clock cannot be overlooked.
Brackley continuously found pockets of space and were first to the vast majority of loose balls.
Credit to them too, they converted their opportunities with aplomb.
You just hope Telford can find that second wind to pick up at least a point against Guiseley at the New Bucks Head on Tuesday, and this just ends up going down as a bad day at the office - not a defeat which knocked Cowan's charges off course.
Telford made four changes from the side which beat Spennymoor.
Top scorer Daniel Udoh and last month's marquee signing Dinanga returned up top, while England Under-19 international Josef Bursik was back between the sticks and Brendon Daniels on the left again.
Harsh on Andre Brown, Amari Morgan-Smith, Henry Cowans and Andy Wycherley - but you could argue this was the strongest XI available to Cowan.
The possible exception to that would be defensive rock Theo Streete, who was on the bench.
So, in that respect, it was surprising to see the Bucks begin the clash in such a sluggish manner.
By the 23rd minute, they were deservedly a goal down as Armson swept home Matt Lowe's cross from the right.
Telford spent a lot of the first period in their own half, especially struggling to contain Baker and Lowe.
Ndlovu doubled Brackley's lead with a close-range header from another Lowe cross, and Baker coolly rounded Bursik to slot in the third.
But Dinanga struck on the counter-attack just before the interval for the Bucks, perhaps giving them a lifeline.
You have to suspect it was a fiery half-time team-talk from Cowan, and a change was made for the start of the second half as Streete replaced Daniels.
Darryl Knights soon took the place of James McQuilkin too. Telford could not find that needed increase in tempo though.
The Saints were happy to sit back, and the Bucks, who also brought on Brown for Steph Morley, were not able to break them down.
Brackley just had more in the tank on a disappointing day for Telford.
23 - Goal! Brackley take the lead - and it has been coming. Lowe fires the ball across the face of goal and Armson is there to poke it home from close range. Clever finish.
40 - Goal! The hosts are two to the good. Lowe puts in another cross from the right flank, this time floating it to the far post where Ndlovu nods past Bursik. Too easy for the Saints.
42 - Goal! Brackley swiftly find a third. Baker is not tracked and stays onside, latching onto a through ball and skipping past Bursik before putting the ball into the net. Well taken.
44 - GOAL! Telford pull one back! Against the run of play, Dinanga drills into the corner with his left foot after controlling a ball over the top of the Saints defence. Maybe there is a chance of a comeback.


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Garmin Ltd. (GRMN): This Company Needs to Innovate to Thrive
Published on July 8, 2013 at 2:06 pm by The Motley Fool in News
Garmin Ltd. (NASDAQ:GRMN) is still a major player in personal navigation devices, but its grip on the market is fading. Larger players like Google Inc (NASDAQ:GOOG) and Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) offer more convenient options thanks to the increased popularity of smartphones. However, only one of these technological behemoths has delivered on their maps. We'll get to that soon.
Garmin Ltd. (NASDAQ:GRMN) has seen growth in some other areas, but that growth isn't going to be enough to compensate for the market share lost in personal navigation devices. There's only one way Garmin will be able to thrive in the future, which I'll tell you soon. And even if Garmin isn't capable of thriving, the long-term potential for the company isn't necessarily bad.
Garmin Ltd. (NASDAQ:GRMN)'s revenue declined in 2012 and earnings have been inconsistent. However, Garmin Ltd. (NASDAQ:GRMN) consistently delivers profits, and over the past five years, diluted earnings have ranged from $2.67 to $3.50 per share. Combine this with over $1.20 billion in cash and no long-term debt, and dividend investors have nothing to worry about.
If you're looking for growth and a thriving company, then you're probably (not definitely) going to be disappointed. Management already announced that it expects a 20% decline in revenue this year, citing the popularity of smartphones as the primary catalyst for the company's revenue decline.
Google Inc (NASDAQ:GOOG) Maps is extremely popular, and it's looked at as the go-to source for directions. Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL), on the other hand, has failed in this area. CNN ranked Apple Maps as one of the Top 10 fails of 2012. Apple probably wishes it could go back to that fateful day of June 11, 2012, when it announced that its maps would no longer be powered by Google Inc (NASDAQ:GOOG) Maps. The concept made sense. Why help your competitor? But the last thing you want to do is aggravate your customers to a point where they lose trust in your business.
Apple Maps relied on TomTom and AutoNavi to provide accurate data, but it led to misidentified locations and miscalculated distances. You could type in that you wanted to go to a hospital 10 miles away, and you might have ended up at a hot dog stand around the corner. It even got to a point where people wouldn't use Apple Maps just for navigation, but for humorous entertainment as well. Apple Maps also failed to offer street views or transit directions. Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) CEO Tim Cook apologized for the mishap, and Apple Maps is constantly being improved.
For all you Apple longs out there, this isn't a bearish case for Apple. It's one failure out of many great successes for a very well-run and cash-rich company that is fundamentally unparalleled.
Garmin runs away from home
Garmin Ltd. (NASDAQ:GRMN) had relied on strong sales growth for its personal navigation devices for many years. With the industry changing, Garmin knows it must look to other revenue streams to help support the top line. Aviation and Marine have been the two top performers as of late, both seeing revenue increases last quarter sequentially. The problem is that Aviation only represents 15% of revenue, and Marine represents just 9% of revenue. Comparatively, Auto/Mobile represents 47% of revenue, and the word 'growth' has become foreign for that segment.
Garmin is focusing more on high-margin products, but that's still not going to be enough to offset the slide in personal navigation devices. Garmin might have potential overseas, but it's only a matter of time before industry trends catch up in those markets as well.
Garmin Ltd. (NASDAQ:GRMN) only has two chances for future growth. One, it somehow recaptures a stronghold in personal navigation devices (not likely.) Two, it relies on technological innovation to produce a product that blows the market away. This could be in any area that the company operates, or better yet, it could be in a new area, which would take the market by surprise, generate excitement, and drive the stock price higher.
Playing it safe
If you're considering an investment in Google or Apple, opposed to Garmin, because you want to play it safe, then you might want to take a look at this stock price chart first:
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Bonding SL to a physical machine: what does the fingerprint contain?
I know SL license is bonded to a specific PC. A machine fingerprint contains some "hash values of a number of characteristics" of the PC, including serial numbers of its hard drives and motherboard ID. I wonder if there is a specific list of these characteristics which are used to uniquely identify it for the License Manager, so we could know exactly which changes a user can safely make to the hardware?
E.g. what if a user reinstalls the OS, or installs a new HD, or uninstalls and then reinstalls one? Should we always spend a new SL license to support such situations or are there any workarounds?
Re: Bonding SL to a physical machine: what does the fingerprint contain?
Here are key component on which SL can be bind.
However, some may be excluded if not present.
If both are changed, then sentinel Hasp detects machine as a clone and blocks the protected application from opening (If any one of them changes, it is not detect as cloned and will allow the protected application to operate).
2) Import the c2v in Business Studio under "Manage Activation", you will see a message that tells you that a cloning is detected and you need first to clear the license in the "Cloned Machine"(CM).
You have to create a v2c file that clears the cloned license in the CM.
Note that you need to perform a NEW Activation so it means that a license will be escalated from your pool.
6) Apply the v2c on the CM and check if everything is working fine.
На:: Bonding SL to a physical machine: what does the fingerprint contain?
Just the information I've been searching for.
Two drives (system and data) of a PC were cloned. The PC contained a perpetual HASP SL Legacy.
5 clones of this PC were made in total (their hardware was bought as one party).
Could you please explain how this could have happened?
We checked the PCs with AIDA tool, and it seems like their motherboard IDs are not set, though the HD serial numbers differ. Does it mean that if the motherboard ID is not set for a PC, it can be cloned to an infinite number of other PCs if their motherboard IDs are not set, too?
Please confirm that clone detection option is enabled or not while creating license?
Yes, the clone detection option was enabled, we never turn it off.
Seems like there's no protection against such cases (original and clone PCs' motherboards have no ID), unless the clones are placed in the same local network, and/or configured so that their License Managers can see each other and detect cloning.
This query would require further investigation. Therefore, please open a case by sending an email to support@safenet-inc.com.
I've already contacted our local Sentinel support team, and they confirmed my assumption.


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LICIACube
Light Italian Cubesat for Imaging of Asteroids
Thematic line: asteroid exploration and study; planetary defense
Mission management: ASI
Launch date: window opens on late November 2021
Mission end: Autumn 2022
LICIACube – the Light Italian Cubesat for Imaging of Asteroids - is a space mission of the Italian Space Agency (ASI), and will be part of the NASA DART mission, whose aim will be the first real scale test of the kinetic impact technique for planetary defense purposes.
DART spacecraft has been developed by the APL (Applied Physics Laboratory) of the Johns Hopkins University. The main aim of the DART mission is to modify by a measurable quantity the orbit around its primary body of Dimorphos, natural satellite of the asteroid (65803) Didymos. The revolution period variation of Dimorphos will be measured soon after the impact and for months and years after it.
DART will be launched at the end of 2021 (nominal launch date 24th November 2021). LICIACube will be hosted as secondary spacecraft during all the interplanetary cruise, being then released by its dispenser around 10 days before the impact, thus continuing its path through the asteroidal system using an autonomous navigation system in order to witness the DART impact on Dimorphos and acquire images of the target in the post-impact scenario.
The design of the LICIACube spacecraft is based on a 6U platform developed by the aerospace company Argotec in the framework of the ArgoMoon mission, adequately suited for the LICIACube mission, which will host two instruments:
- LEIA (LICIACube Explorer Imaging for Asteroid), a narrow field panchromatic camera to acquire images from long distance with a high spatial resolution.
- LUKE (LICIACube Unit Key Explorer), a wide field RGB camera, allowing a multicolor analysis of the asteroidal environment.
Scientific objectives
The (65803) Didymos system has been identified as a binary asteroid, as roughly 15% of the Near-Earth Asteroids (NEA). The primary asteroid, with a diameter of roughly 780 meters, has been classified as an S type, with similarities to L/LL meteorites. The composition of the secondary, with a diameter of roughly 160 meters and orbiting at a distance of 1.2 km from its primary, is still not known.
The scientific objectives of the LICIACube mission can be summarized as follows:
- to witness the DART impact on the Dimorphos surface;
- study the formation of the plume generated by the impact, in particular to characterize its structure and evolution, directly linked to the structure of the asteroid surface material;
- characterize – depending on the plume's dissipation rate – the impact site on the Dimorphos surface, to obtain measures of the crater's size and morphology;
- observing the non-impacted hemisphere, to contribute to dimension and volume estimate of the target itself.
LICIACube is the first deep-space mission autonomously developed and managed by an entirely Italian team. The design and the integration and test procedures have been assigned by ASI to the Argotec company, whereas the flight operation management is based on a joint activity of Argotec Mission Control Center, NASA Deep Space Network antennas and ASI Space Science Data Center, for what concerns data processing and archiving. The scientific team, composed by a large Italian community involving several members from research institutes and universities, is coordinated by INAF (Istituto Nazionale di Astrofisica) and will develop the following activities:
- mission trajectory design (Polytechnic of Milan)
- real time mission definition and orbit determination during the operation (University of Bologna)
- impact simulation, plume formation, in-situ images, analysis preparation and data analysis during the mission (INAF - Osservatorio Astronomico di Roma; INAF - Osservatorio Astrofisico di Arcetri; INAF - Osservatorio Astronomico di Padova; INAF - Osservatorio Astronomico di Trieste; INAF - Istituto di Astrofisica e Planetologia Spaziali; INAF Osservatorio Astronomico di Capodimonte; IFAC - CNR; Università Parthenope).
LICIACube Science Operation Center
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Italy launches a dedicated US promotional campaign during SpaceCom Expo 2022, Orlando MORE...
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Nationally-ranked Union avenged a regular season loss to Norman North Friday night to capture Oklahoma's Class 6A-I state title. The Redskins beat NN 57-43. The state championship is the ninth overall for the Redskins.


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Q: Android Push Notification when app in background or closed My app has push notification (FCM). When app runs in foreground,I can get data payload in onMessageReceived() function. When app runs in background or app was fully closed, onMessageReceived() function was not invoked.
My question is, is possible to get data payload when app in background or closed?
Thanks in advance!

A: If you want to receive data payload in your onMessageReceived() then you need to do change where you generating the notification(like at your server side),
You need to remove notification payload just need to send data payload If you send only data payload then its work like bellow one.
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{"to":"[add your token]","notification":{"title":"[add title]","body":"[add your message]"},"priority":"high"}

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{"to":"[add your token]","data":{"title":"[add title]","body":"[add your message]"},"priority":"high"}

After doing this you will get notification perfectly

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Publisher: Cover title.Reproduced from the antique original, Merry surprises, first published ca. 1897 by Ernest Nister--P. 2 of cover..
Cover title.Reproduced from the antique original, Merry surprises, first published ca. 1897 by Ernest Nister--P.  of cover.
A reproduction of a Victorian book. On each of six pages, scenes revolve on a wheel behind cut-outs to tell a picture story that is also recounted in a rhyming text.
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Q: Active Directory theme policies I'm currently managing a terminal server in a domain. As the TS-service just got installed, previous users (I logged in with every user once to test it and set up a few things) use the default windows 2008 theme. New users automatically use the fancy Aero theme.
Is there a way to push the Aero theme to all current users?
I currently have something like this in my policies:

However, when logging in with a user, the theme is not changed. Only if I disable "prohibit access to the control panel", the theme can be changed (doesn't seem to change automatically). But this gives them access to every other control panel feature as well.
And giving users only access to "desk.cpl" CP-applet, gives them an access error as well when attempting to change the theme.
Another question: can I, as admin, take over and/or log in as another user when that user is not logged in?
Thanks

A: Enable "Force a specific visual style file or force Windows Clasic" => %windir%\resources\themes\aero\aero.msstyles fixed the issue.


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NRT Christian Music News Update
Audrey Assad Launches Pledgemusic Pre-Order Campaign for 'Evergreen'
First album of all new songs in four years
Posted: July 10, 2017, 5:00 PM | Category: New Releases
Artist Tags: Audrey Assad
Source: Hoganson Media
Critically acclaimed singer, songwriter and author Audrey Assad launches a PledgeMusic campaign today at http://pledgemusic.com/audreyassad, inviting participants in the journey toward the release of her third independent album and first new album of all new songs in four years, Evergreen. Slated to release internationally Feb. 23, 2018 on Fortunate Fall Records with Tone Tree Music distribution, the new album stems from a season of renewed creativity for Assad. Forging through the flames of personal pain in the deepest corners of her broken heart, new songs of rebirth, identity, the rebuilding of trust and discovery of joy and love have taken shape.
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With nearly 20 new songs already written for Evergreen, Audrey is turning to PledgeMusic to engage her audience in the process as she chooses tracks for the new album, as well as to provide exclusives like vinyl albums, t-shirts, original artwork, Skype calls with her and much more. Pledgers will also have access to regular posts, videos and live streams from Assad as she records the new album now through the end of September.
"I'd be so grateful for your partnership. It really does enhance the project to have you along," encourages Assad. "I have a lot to sing about, and after a few years of being unable to say that, I am unutterably grateful."
The pathway to the new album follows Assad's current five-star acclaimed and No. 1 selling Adult Contemporary (CMTA / SoundScan) hymns album, Inheritance, which released Feb. 2016 and that pays homage to her Plymouth Brethren heritage and to her Catholic faith and charismatic spirituality. Inheritance offered Audrey a chance to pause, take stock, heal and rediscover "the tree of life that truly never dies."
"Though I have what I would call a 'wounded faith,' and probably always will," says Assad, "I found that even after it felt like everything had burned down around and inside of me, there were still a few insistent seedlings poking up through the ashes on the forest floor. I found that the tree of life is evergreen; and though my faith looks and feels very different than it used to, it still survives. Even when belief seems dead, faith can still bloom.
"While I've learned that I have to walk with uncertainty on this road, I can't help but sing about the beauty I see along the way," continues Assad. "There really is peace that passes understanding. For the first time in my life, I think I'm beginning to know what that actually means."
For more information on Audrey Assad and Evergreen, go to http://pledgemusic.com/audreyassad,
www.audreyassad.com, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube.com.
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The Westminster Faith Debates bring together leading academic and public figures to debate the latest research on religion and values. The debates have been funded by generous grants from the Arts and Humanities Research Council, the Economic and Social Research Council, and Lancaster University. Here, we bring the summary of an ongoing Religious Education debate in the UK.
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At Auburn Theological Seminary, where Rabbi Baird has been named the new Dean, joint seminars for Jewish and Christian students are becoming the norm.


My oldest skill, and one I honed in years of comic-making. Here you'll find drawing, collage, and digital illustration.
My illustration tends to focus on my favorite subjects, women, cars, robots, aliens, etc!
Mostly illustration work I've done in relation to my English-teaching job in Japan, elementary and junior high level.
To see even more illustration work, check out the archive!


Here is our visit to the Grand Junction Farmers Market in Colorado. We loved the locally grown produce and sustainably sourced products.
Some of the local specialties we bought and loved were the freshly roasted peppers, home made pasta and vegan ice cream, the famous palisade peaches, fresh made pasta, handmade soaps, and locally sourced produce, spices and herbs. We really loved this market with its relaxed atmosphere.
The market takes place in the middle of downtown on Main Street between June and September on Thursdays from 5:30pm – 8:30pm.
After searching for a van for four months we finally found one that was suitable for our budget and needs. We converted it all by ourselves on a campground where we were staying at in our travel trailer at the time in Tallahassee, Florida. Most of this month was spent working our remote jobs and in our off-time we worked on the van build, enjoyed vegetarian RV-living as well as regular workouts and running.


Joe Berrios has almost 2 decades of mortgage origination experience, and has seen the business from all sides of the spectrum. Born and raised in Chicago, Joe has not only been ranked in the 10% of Fundings with his previous employer, but was also ranked #54 in the nation for the Top 250 National Association of Hispanic Realtors loan originators, of which he has been a board member of the Chicago Chapter for the organization going on 3 years. While Joe's accomplishments speak to his successes, he continues to make his number one priority servicing his clients and treating everyone like they were part of his family, and that is how he and his partner want to run their business.


Over the past 3 months, the security community is taking note of a couple of new threats arriving via email which can result in damage or theft of sensitive data.
Most businesses make extremely heavy use of pdf files, especially when they are sending a file which they wish to simply be read, and have the user not be able to alter it. PDF files have historically been great for this purpose which a number of reputable and free pdf readers such as Adobe and many others being readily available.
Basically this most commonly occurs when a workstation is compromised allowing its email signature and user name and email address to be co-opted. This also co-opts everyone in that individual's address book, making them a target. The phisher then begins to trickle out phishing emails which will have a generic subject line (due to the limited intelligence of the SPAMMING system in use).
The subject line, if it came from Bill's Sawmill might be: "Bill's Sawmill Document for Review"
The recipient recieves an email from a sender who is a known and trusted correspondent.
"x@ycompany.com sent you some files"
"You have recieved an ecrypted file from x@ycompany.com"
When these credentials are entered, you will get a message that the credentials are wrong and that you are a registered user, making you think you made a mistake.
The reason this attack is successful is that you just provided your email address and password which is probably the same thing for many accounts from Office 365 to encrypted email, to payroll, etc. While you are troubleshooting the "credential problem" the perpetrators are seeing what they can access with these credentials.
Well, now you know better... be sure that you are not using identical creds for your sensitive stuff! And don't always trust an encrypted email if its suspicious or overly generic.
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In 1970-'71, and taken up again partly in 1981, there took place a scientific investigation by the most illustrious scientist Prof. Odoardo Linoli, eminent Professor in Anatomy and Pathological Histology and in Chemistry and Clinical Microscopy. He was assisted by Prof. Ruggero Bertelli of the University of Siena.
*The Flesh is real Flesh. The Blood is real Blood.
*The Flesh and the Blood belong to the human species.
*The Flesh consists of the muscular tissue of the heart.
*In the Flesh we see present in section: the myocardium, the endocardium, the vagus nerve and also the left ventricle of the heart for the large thickness of the myocardium.
*The Flesh is a "HEART" complete in its essential structure.
*The Flesh and the Blood have the same blood-type: AB (Blood-type identical to that which Prof. Baima Bollone uncovered in the Holy Shroud of Turin).
*In the Blood there were found proteins in the same normal proportions (percentage-wise) as are found in the sero-proteic make-up of the fresh normal blood.
*In the Blood there were also found these minerals: chlorides, phosphorus, magnesium, potassium, sodium and calcium.
So what this means is that, unless there was some fraud very early on in the history of this miraculous Host, the Eucharistic Host of Lanciano is a small cross-section of Our Lord's Sacred Heart.
And the likelihood of fraud is greatly diminished by the blood type. At the earliest known history of both the Shroud of Turin and the Eucharistic Host of Lanciano, medical science had no notion of the concept of blood types. This is because all human blood looks essentially the same even under a microscope. Blood types were not discovered until 1900, by a scientist researching why blood transfusions sometimes lead to the death of the patient. The earliest recorded references to the Holy Shroud are from the 800s. The Eucharistic Miracle of Lanciano took place in the 900s. Blood types were not discovered until at least a thousand years later.
And the fact that AB blood is on both also greatly diminishes the chances of fraud. Type AB blood occurs in only 4% of the human population. That makes it the least common type of blood. Could two different medieval forgers (one in Constantinople, where the Shroud is first recorded, the other in Lanciano) have used the same type blood 100 years apart, to perpetrate two different forgeries, when they did not even know about blood types? And when the type of blood used in both cases occurs in only 4% of the human population? The chances are astronomical.
Given these circumstances, I believe that the Eucharistic Host at Lanciano is in fact a cross-section of the Sacred Heart of Jesus Christ (and that the Holy Shroud was, in fact, the burial cloth of the Lord).
Devotion to the Sacred Heart is essentially a Eucharistic devotion. Catholics believe that the Consecrated Host really, truly, and substantially contains the Body and Blood, Soul and Divinity of Jesus Christ. And the Sacred Heart is part of His Body. Therefore, in every Consecrated Host displayed for adoration in the monstrance, or reserved in the Tabernacle, or distrubuted at Mass or as Viatacum for the dying, the Sacred Heart is present.
This link between the Sacred Heart and the Eucharist has been obvious since the beginning of the devotion. One of the conditions for the devotion to the Sacred Heart as revealed to Saint Margaret Mary is worthy reception of the Blessed Sacrament on nine consecutive First Fridays.
It was while Saint Margaret Mary was in adoration of the Blessed Sacrament that our Lord appeared to her and "showed her His Heart surrounded by thorns, with a cross on the top and in a throne of flames; and then He said thus to her: "Behold the heart that has so much loved men, and has spared nothing for love of them, even to consuming itself to give them pledges of its love, but which receives from the majority of men no other recompense but ingratitude, and insults towards the Sacrament of love; and what grieves Me most is, that these hearts are consecrated to Me."
The Feast of the Sacred Heart falls just after the Octave of Corpus Christi by our Lord's direct command to Saint Margaret Mary.
Since, moreover, the love of Jesus manifests itself to the devout soul as a love despised and outraged, especially in the Eucharist, the love expressed in the devotion naturally assumes a character of reparation, and hence the importance of acts of atonement, the Communion of reparation, and compassion for Jesus suffering.
Indeed, the linkage between the Sacred Heart and the Blessed Sacrament is clear in many ways. Thus Saint Alphonsus Liguori, writing in the 18th century, treated of the devotion to the Sacred Heart in his book The Holy Eucharist. For the same reason, when I make my morning holy hour at Saint Anthony's Shrine on Arch Street, in the first floor chapel, the Tabernacle containing the Blessed Sacrament is housed underneath a statue of the Sacred Heart.
Devotion To the Sacred Heart is devotion to the Blessed Sacrament, and devotion to the Blessed Sacrament, by its very nature, involves devotion to the Sacred Heart.
Inspired by a sermon heard at Sacred Heart church, New Haven, for the Feast of the Sacred Heart.


In the Cup everyone starts as equals. From village teams to the most famous clubs in the world. It doesn't matter how badly your season is going there is a inner belief in every fan that this might just be the season that their team writes a small page in history that will be retold over the years. Tales of giant killers are an integral part of the tapestry surrounding the trophy. We all love it and want to see it happen again this year, just as long as it isn't us that falls victim to Jack.
The draw use to be a sober affair held at 3pm on the Monday after everyone had played on the Saturday. Around the country thousands found themselves in works canteens or school toilets (2). Desperate to know who stood between them and the twin towers at the end of Wembley Way. The draw might be a little more 'showbiz' these days, but supporters everywhere still hold their breath. The non-league survivors wishing 'yes please' if Spurs or United come out as the home team. This isn't Wimbledon or one of those competitions where the favorites are frightened of meeting each other early on. This is winner takes all. If the luck of the draw pits two of the titans together then so be it.
League is the biggest thing that's happened to mankind and money commands attention. Fourth place in the League has become the football equivalent of the Holy Grail. The Cup still retains its magic. As someone once said the game is about glory. Glory doesn't come any better than winning at Wembley before100,000 and parading the trophy to your supporters massed at one end of the stadium. The players bedecked in hats and scarf's thrown from the crowd by delirious fans as they commence their triumphant procession. Or the following day traveling through your local town in a open topped bus with thousands lining the streets to cheer.
The first ties in this years competition were played out in August. Teams that normally play in front of 40-50 people each week suddenly find the gates leap to 100 or more on cup day. As a young lad I would follow my local amateur team through the early rounds. We even went to a nearby rival who had reached the Second Round and for one day only cheered them as they lost to a Third Division team (now Division 1).
The magic also casts its spell over the players at all levels. Ask Andros Townsend, several years before he was an overnight superstar he made his first team debut in the Cup and scored against Charlton at the Lane.
Ask the brick layers and students who turn out every week for their local side as they harbour dreams that possibly they could make it all the way to the Third Round and face Spurs or Liverpool or just to walk out at a packed stadium like White Hart Lane or Old Trafford. Or the Yeovil supporters who before they joined the League overcame more than 20 league teams if the Cup isn't magical.
The Competition is special that's why its the FA Cup sponsored by …not the Budweiser Cup. The Final traditionally marks the end of the domestic season. For a few seasons it was moved but sense won through and now its back where it belongs. Schoolboys (of all ages) still image beating two defenders and rocketing home the shot that ensures the trophy. They don't dream of a boring draw at Stoke they means fourth in the League. Despite all the changes that have occurred in the game, there may be bigger rewards, there may be better bragging rights but there will always be a special place for THE Cup.
In Part 2 we will look at what happened when some teams dreams came true and Spurs met non-league opposition. In the meantime I'll leave you with this FA Cup upset in 1992 Wrexham, 24th in Division 3, beat Arsenal 2-1. Did someone just say Magic? Tottenham for the Cup.


For those of you who want to record what you are hearing over your speakers/headset.
You will need to un-hide and enable recording options. If you are using a Creative Sound Blaster sound card this option will be called "What U Hear" if you are using another audio device such as Realtek on-board or generic sound devices this option will be called "Stereo Mix".
For the tutorial I am going to show how to un-hide and enable the "What U Hear" option. The same steps may be followed for the "Stereo Mix" option also.
First open your audio options. "Start/Control Panel/Sound"
Now go to the "Recording" tab.
Now that the hidden options are visible you can change the settings to enable them.
Once the device is set as default you will be able to use the "What U Hear"/"Stereo Mix" option in your applications to record the audio you are currently hearing over your speakers/headset.
If you wish to record from the mic or use it in a game you can come back to this tab in the audio options and right click the mic and set it as default again.
I am sure there is probably a way to use both the "What U Hear"/"Stereo Mix" while still using the mic but I have not gotten that far since I only need to record audio once in a while. So I generally just leave the mic default until I am ready to record audio then I switch for that operation.
I hope this helps all of those who have had issues recording audio being played back over the speakers/headset.
Great tip Corpsecrank. I knew this could be done- just not how.
I can't find "Stereo Mix" in my Recording devices. Am I supposed to play sound before I can set things?
This is actually more specific to your sound card. The extreme cards had drivers issues in 7 right from the start and there are solutions for this. You could head over to www.sevenforums.com where others with the same card as you have found ways to make it work properly.
I use the Fatal1ty series SB and had no trouble.
I have found a freeware program that does work with my system. It's called Freecorder.


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The following is a list of energy terms used to index Resources and Learning searches.
Anaerobic Digestion: A biochemical process which utilizes bacteria in the absence of oxygen to decompose organic matter, whereby methane and other byproducts are produced.
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namespace llvm {

class CodeGenRegBank;
struct CodeGenRegister;
class CodeGenTarget;

class RegisterInfoEmitter : public TableGenBackend {
  RecordKeeper &Records;
public:
  RegisterInfoEmitter(RecordKeeper &R) : Records(R) {}

  // runEnums - Print out enum values for all of the registers.
  void runEnums(raw_ostream &o, CodeGenTarget &Target, CodeGenRegBank &Bank);

  // runMCDesc - Print out MC register descriptions.
  void runMCDesc(raw_ostream &o, CodeGenTarget &Target, CodeGenRegBank &Bank);

  // runTargetHeader - Emit a header fragment for the register info emitter.
  void runTargetHeader(raw_ostream &o, CodeGenTarget &Target,
                       CodeGenRegBank &Bank);

  // runTargetDesc - Output the target register and register file descriptions.
  void runTargetDesc(raw_ostream &o, CodeGenTarget &Target,
                     CodeGenRegBank &Bank);

  // run - Output the register file description.
  void run(raw_ostream &o);

private:
  void EmitRegMapping(raw_ostream &o,
                      const std::vector<CodeGenRegister*> &Regs, bool isCtor);
  void EmitRegMappingTables(raw_ostream &o,
                            const std::vector<CodeGenRegister*> &Regs,
                            bool isCtor);
  void EmitRegClasses(raw_ostream &OS, CodeGenTarget &Target);

  void EmitRegUnitPressure(raw_ostream &OS, const CodeGenRegBank &RegBank,
                           const std::string &ClassName);
};

} // End llvm namespace

#endif

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