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Q: Send email using Gmail SMTP CodeIgniter I want to send email using Google mail SMTP by CodeIgniter...
            $config = Array(
                'protocol' => 'smtp',
                'smtp_host' => 'ssl://smtp.googlemail.com',
                'smtp_port' => 465,
                'smtp_user' => 'abdikurniawan060395@gmail.com',
                'smtp_pass' => 'xxx', //sengaja disembunyi
                'mailtype'  => 'html',
                'charset'   => 'iso-8859-1'
            );
            $this->load->library('email', $config);
            $this->email->set_newline("\r\n");

            $this->email->from('abdikurniawan060395@gmail.com', 'Abdi Kurniawan');
            $this->email->to('juventini.parepare@gmail.com');

            $this->email->subject('Email Test');
            $this->email->message('Testing the email class.');

            $this->email->send();

I try the code above in local, it works.. but, when I try it in my VPS, it shows an error like this:

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Severity: Warning
Message: fsockopen(): unable to connect to
  ssl://smtp.googlemail.com:465 (Connection timed out)
Filename: libraries/Email.php
Line Number: 2063

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Pie Factory Music believes in giving access to creative community based sessions and a diverse range of activities to improve young people's social skills, emotional health and wellbeing. We work hard to offer both a universal and targeted approach to our youth provision and recognise the value of working with young people who face challenging circumstances. We aim to engage and build positive relationships with families, the wider community and partners, to empower them as active partners in the delivery of our services.
We offer both centre based and outreach sessions within the areas in which we work. All sessions are delivered by trained youth workers alongside sessional and volunteer youth workers, with further support from young leaders.
We're also delivering sessions in local schools so look out for us there too!
Our Dover youth service is funded through a KCC youth services contract, and we are an approved KCC provider.


Loadcells are typically at the heart of just about every electronic weighing device. And like any piece of electronics, they will require replacement at some time. QWM has access to a comprehensive range of loadcell brands, types, capacities and models.
Shear beam loadcells are the most commonly used loadcells for industry. They are very economical and have exception scale resolution, accuracy, linearity, repeatability, and stability. They are suitable for static and in-motion weighing. Shear beam loadcells are available in capacities from 125kg to 10000kg. Most of the shear beam range is trade approved.
Single point loadcells are primarily used for top-loading, trade approved small platform scales. They are also used in non-trade applications. Single-point loadcells are available in capacities from 100g to 300kg. They have exception scale resolution, accuracy, linearity, repeatability, and stability.
S-type loadcells are also known as tension loadcells. They are best suited for suspended weighing applications. They are typically used for non-trade weighing. Eyebolts and other fittings are not supplied as standard. S-type loadcells are available in capacities from 1kg to 5000kg.
Large capacity loadcells, as suitable for weighbridge installations and silos, may also be known as compression type loadcells. They have exception scale resolution, accuracy, linearity, repeatability, and stability. These loadcells have an IP-65 environment rating or higher and are constructed from stainless steel. They are available in capacities from 20t to 100t. Almost the entire range is trade approved.
Transducers, and specifically Gozinta Cells, can be fitted into structural support frames of hoppers and silos to measure the deformation of the steel as product is loaded in to and from the structure. The deformation of the steelwork is directly related to the amount of product in the structure.
These types of transducers are an indication only of the approximate weight held by the structure. Typically, these cells need to be protected from temperature change to avoid inaccurate readings.
Please contact us for competitive pricing on all our loadcell range. We stock a large range of loadcells and can source others in rapid time.
We source many loadcells direct from the overseas supplier, making us very competitive in pricing. And we are even the sole supplier of some brands of loadcells in Australia.


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International stuednts can experience American culture during the camp. Through these amazing experiences, students develope their their language proficiency, cultural awareness, lifelong friendships with local students, academic improvement and leadership skills!
Through our English immersion classes, students develop their language proficiency and awareness effectively. The classes are three hours, twice a week, focusing on reading, writing and speaking skills. Our teachers are all certified ESL teachers.
We provide tours for our camp members to explore the major cities and top universities in America, including New York, Washington D.C., Philadelphia, and University of Pennsylvania, Columbia University, New York University and so on.


Guitar Center is home to the world's largest selection of popular guitars, basses, amplifiers, keyboards, workstations, drums, percussion, microphones, PA systems, DJ equipment, stage lighting, recording software, studio gear and more. Backed by over 260 stores across the country, GuitarCenter.com offers the fastest, easiest way to find all the gear you need in one place. And, while many popular instruments are available for same-day pickup at a store near you, we also offer free shipping on thousands of items to the Guitar Center location of your choice. Because of our incredible buying power and strong relationships with all the top musical instrument brands, you're sure to find all the best gear at the guaranteed lowest price.
Special Terms: Member rewards are not available on Gift Cards. Transactions that take place through a call center or store associate quote are not eligible for rewards. Purchases made offline are not eligible for rewards.
Thousands of items qualify for free ground shipping. No minimum purchase when you ship to one of our stores. $25 minimum purchase when you ship anywhere within the contiguous United States. While we'd love to ship everything free, there are some exclusions. Free Shipping does not apply to special orders, oversized/overweight products, in-store used, vintage and clearance products or other items that note that free shipping is not available. Your order will ship based on the time it was placed and what shipping option you choose. Estimated delivery times apply from the time your order is placed. Economy Ground: 4-5 business days, Standard Ground: 3-5 business days, 2-Day Express: 2 business days, Next Day Afternoon Delivery: 1 business day, In-Store pickup: Same day. International shipping rates and delivery times vary by country. Please visit our international page for a list of available shipping rates, countries and shopping currencies.
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We accept VISA, MasterCard, American Express, Discover Network, Guitar Center gift cards and eGift cards or the Guitar Center Gear card on all orders. PayPal and PayPal Credit are also available on all internet orders with the exception of in-store used items.
Our goal is your total satisfaction. If you're not satisfied, neither are we. If for any reason you're not completely satisfied with your purchase, simply return it in its original condition within 45 days of purchase and we'll give you a full refund of the purchase price, excluding shipping and handling charges. It's that simple. You must have a return authorization code in order to return items by mail. Returned items must be in original, brand-new condition and show no signs of wear or use including, but not limited to, belt-buckle or pick scratches, scuffs, dings or scrapes on the instrument or collateral materials. Items must also include all original packaging, manuals, warrantees and accessories or your return may be subject to a return handling charge or a minimum 15% re-stocking fee for returns that are not in original brand new condition. Items with excessive wear or damage may be subject to a disqualification.


Judit Polgar is the greatest ever female player to have played the game of Chess. In 1991, she achieved the title of Grand Master at the age of 15 years and 5 months, being the youngest person in history to achieve that feat. She has been ranked as high as eighth in the FIDE ratings in 2005. She is the only women to be part of the FIDE Top 100 players list. She has the distinction of defeating World Champions such as Garry Kasparov, Anatoly Karpov, Boris Spassky, Vishwanathan Anand and Veselin Topalov.
Judit Polgar was born on July 23, 1976 in Budapest, Hungary. She is the youngest of three daughters born to Laszlo and Klara Polgar. Laszlo Polgar's children were part of an educational experiment which was to prove his thesis that 'Geniuses are made, not born'.
Judit and her sisters were home-schooled with special emphasis given on chess. Her sister Susan Polgar went on to achieve Grand Master status whereas her sister Sofia went on to become an International Master. This was the proof that Laszlo's experiment had succeeded after all.
Judit began improving at a very rapid pace from a young age. At the age of five she was able to beat her friend without looking at the board. She began participating in tournaments at the age of just 6, and by the age of 9 her FIDE rating had already reached in excess of 2000 points. She was able to defeat International Master Dolfi Drimer at the age of 10 itself. This made huge headlines in the chess world but the very next year, at the age of eleven she did the unbelievable by beating a Grand Master by the name Lev Gutman.
In November 1988, Judit was awarded the International Master Title becoming the youngest ever in history to achieve that title. By now she had a FIDE rating of 2555 points which was 35 points more than the World's Women Champion Maia Chiburdanidze. She practiced chess for more than 6-7 hours a day other than playing numerous practice matches. By the age of 13 she had already cracked the top 100 rankings in the world. There was no upper limit for the success that Judit was going to achieve.
In 1990, she and her sisters participated in the Olympics, winning the gold medal for their country. This would be last women-only tournament that Judit would ever participate in.
She was always against the discrimination of women in chess and advocated for equal opportunity for both genders to compete on the same platform. From 1991 onwards she has participated in events which have been specific for the male category. In December 1991, she stunned the world when she won the Hungarian National Championship to become Grand Master at the age of 15 being the youngest ever to do so at that time.
In January 1993, she defeated former world champion Boris Spassky in an exhibition match to win one of the greatest matches of her career.
In 1994, she won the Madrid international in Spain against formidable opponents whose average rating was 2672. This performance took her rating to an amazing 2778. In 1998, Judit went on to beat the FIDE World Champion at that time, Anatoly Karpov by a margin of 5-3. In 2002, Judit was able to finally defeat her adversary World No.1 Garry Kasparov in a rapid chess match.
By 2003, she was among the top ten rated chess players in the world. In the year 2005 she became the first woman to qualify to compete for a World Championship.
She has been winner of numerous prestigious tournaments at Hastings (1993), Madrid (1994), U.S. Open (1998), Hoogeveen (1999) and Japfa (2000). She has been able to successfully defeat most of the top players of her generation. She is youngest, the first female to reach numerous chess milestones. The courage with which she has fought against discrimination and broken many barriers over the years has been of inspiration to millions of sports lovers. There is no doubt that she is the greatest female chess player ever but this could not have been possible without the years of hard work and dedication that she and her family put into the game of chess.


LA VISTA, Neb. – Oct. 3, 2013 – Julie Littlechild, CEO and founder of Advisor Impact and an expert on client engagement among financial advisors, will open Securities America's 16th Annual Assistant University Oct. 10-11, at the Hilton Omaha. On the second day of the conference Chris Johnson, founder and CEO of On Target Living, will present strategies on making healthy choices to manage a busy lifestyle that will help more than 150 attendees get motivated and excited to reach new personal and career goals. Johnson's general session speech is sponsored by Ivy Funds.
Client engagement and work-life balance are just two hot topics among more than 30 sessions within three educational tracks offered during this two-day intensive workshop. The three tracks – Emerging, Experienced and Technology – are designed to help office staff at all levels of experience and responsibility increase their knowledge in technology, compliance, marketing, operations, business management and practice management. The conference combines formalized classroom learning with focused small-group discussions, networking opportunities and "hands-on" use of Securities America's technology.
In addition to the main conference tracks, attendees can get focused, hands-on training, answers and advice from a Securities America technology expert at the Business Solutions Pavilion. Licensed staff members also have the opportunity to complete their 2013 Firm Element requirements. Pre-conference sessions focused on the ins and outs of utilizing the Albridge Wealth Reporting system, and best practices for using Securities America's Managed Opportunities, a flexible, turnkey asset management program.
Diane Strickland, director of client services at EHG Financial Planning Services in Irvine, Calif., will be attending Assistant University for the sixth time.
The annual event is also an opportunity for a meeting of the Sales Assistant Advisory Board, whose members represent office staff from across the country. This meeting, along with scheduled conference calls throughout the year, provides an opportunity for assistants to offer improvement ideas and initiatives to Securities America based on their experiences from the front lines.


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Partner in 2017, Adrena reiterates its commitment to the Grand Pavois Organisation in 2018 for the new edition of the Rallye des Iles du Soleil.
The Transatlantic race, supervised and secured, is open to all sailors, monohulls and catamarans, measuring a minimum of 35 feet (10.60 metres). The fleet, which will navigates with Adrena software, will set off on Saturday, November 10th from La Palma in the Canary Islands for a first 970 nautical miles course to Mindelo in the Cape Verde Islands.
The participants will then head westwards to Marie-Galante in Guadeloupe for an arrival in December.


Alma Otter was on Around the Horn today. Get on the bus, folks.
Is it possible to sneak a live otter into SFC? Surely there is a fraternity on campus capable of such hijinks.
An otter doesn't seem that out of line when we've got a Bager, Gopher and Turtle in the conference. Its been 14 years since the last dance. The only way this was going to happen was organically and if this is what it takes to move on, so be it.
The I-Beams. The strength of any building; made of steel (or incredibly strong fake wood ), and ties to the Universities Architecture program and the skyscrapers of Chicago. Not advocating for it, but trying to suggest something...ANYTHING...beside an exhibit at every aquarium in North America.
One of the cadet companies at West Point (I4, I believe) are called the I Beams and have a mascot that looks a bit too much like Purdue Pete. The Steelers also have a mascot that carries around an I-Beam (below).
Every single mascot listed is tied directly back to the school's nickname. These schools are not reinventing themselves with something completely unrelated to their past traditions. If Illinois went with the otter it would be like the Atlanta Braves having Blooper perform. It may well work great but it's not a Brave. Like Illinois in this age of sensitivity, they can't. It is simply something to distract the people from the game in front of them.
Thats a good point but the Alma Mater is perhaps one of the biggest traditions/symbols the University has. I think tying it there with the name/pun solves the problem of reconciling a mascot with tradition.
Distracting people from the game in front of them does to me sound exactly like the point of a Mascot.
We've had 14 years of no symbol/mascot which have really been 14 years of de facto chief limbo, which has left neither side happy.
On the precipice of what look to be two big seasons, winning games with the introduction of the Alma Otter just might be the best mix for us as a community to move forward.
13 years right? The last dance was my freshman year which was 2006/2007. Its just semantics, not trying to cause a big fuss or be super correctional or anything.
They have done it Tess!
Boon: No! Just gonna be you and me. And Otter and another girl.
Katy: Is this really what you're gonna do for the rest of your life?
Boon: What do you mean?
Katy: Hanging around with a bunch of animals getting drunk every weekend.
Boon: No! After I graduate, I'm gonna get drunk every night.
This is 1,000 times dumber than the otter.
The Farming Illini. I know the John Deere headquarters is in Illinois, but an orange Kubota would be so tempting.
They are on their way here. It's Happening!!!!
If we want a stronger tie to the university, we could make it a chia otter.
I would have liked it if this is what they switched too immediately after the chief. That logo is trash, there's another mock up one floating around with the full bird on it that's much better. And changing to the "flying illini" is also a trash idea.
But eagles live in Illinois, so they're qualified as a possible option!
All seriousness, the more I think about all of this, the more this seems unnecessary and pointless. What's the purpose of the otter? What's the purpose of any "mascot" really? Do we need someone in a costume dancing around on the sidelines to excite fans? No - Illinois basketball and football just need to start winning again.
I think the "ghost" of the Chief is cooler than any otter (or other) mascot. I've actually taken some pride in the fact that Illinois doesn't have a costumed character running around, and while I get the comedic aspect of the Otter proposal and appreciate the pun, the whole idea of a mascot is vastly overrated.
Just voted no, I do hope it's at the IU game so I can boo it into oblivion. We've never had a mascot and we don't need one, they are imo useless.
As a current UIUC student that is passionate about Illinois sports, I can tell you that this is not something supported by the students. Everyone I personally know hates it. There are some students who like it, but by far the majority (from everything I have heard) hate it and think it's monumentally stupid. I made sure to vote against it this morning.
Also interesting to note, included on the same ballot as the Alma Otter vote were students running for the student government, each with a link to their "mission statement". Several of them stated as one of their priorities something along the lines of trying to force the University to adopt a new mascot. I made sure not to vote for any of them.
Personally I am ok with the Chief being gone, but I am strongly against any new mascot as dumb as this one. If a decent option happens organically, so be it. But this is too forced by a very small segment of students and hated by the majority. I would much rather have no mascot than one as terrible as this. There's a great article on The Champaign Room about it that came out a couple days ago.
Not sure what it means for a mascot to "happen organically," but I have a feeling that anything anybody comes up with ("organically" or not) will feel "forced" by some segment of the student and alumni population.
If we go to otter, might as well replace three in one with muskrat love. No No No.
2. None of the above.
Needless to say, we didn't adapt a new mascot.
To answer my own question, it looks like unofficial results are expected to be posted at approximately 5 PM.
I'm down with the otter.
No: 3807, Yes: 3510; the Otter is not happening.
I figured it would fail, but that's closer than I thought.
Most, err, people who'd vote aren't exactly representative of your average student, IMO.


This patient information leaflet provides advice for women who want to know more about having a small baby.
This information is for you if you want to know more about being pregnant with a small baby. You may find it helpful if you are pregnant and have been told your unborn baby may be small. If you are a partner, relative or friend of someone who is in this situation, you may also find it helpful.
what extra care to expect if you are thought to be having a small baby.
This information is not for women who are pregnant with more than one baby.
This information has been developed by the RCOG Patient Information Committee. It is based on the RCOG Green-top Guideline No. 31, The Investigation and Management of the Small-for-Gestational-Age Fetus (2013).


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SK Telecom pushes WiFi to 4.8Gbit/s
By Guy Daniels
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SK Telecom pushes the IEEE 802.11ax standard towards 5G speeds
Development of supporting WiFi access point to deliver 4.8Gbit/s
Goal to deliver sufficient wireless access in dense traffic scenarios
Will develop a commercial access point within a year
South Korean operator SK Telecom has this morning announced a breakthrough in WiFi technology, delivering speeds that it says will rival those of 5G. It has taken the ongoing IEEE 802.11ax standard and modded it to deliver maximum transmission speeds of up to 4.8Gbit/s. This, it notes, is nearly four times faster than the existing gigabit WiFi service –the 1.3Gbit/s supported by 802.11ac.
SK Telecom has built on 802.11ax to use four antennas to transmit data over 160MHz of bandwidth, double the amount required by the gigabit 802.11ac, with operation in the 2.4GHz and 5GHz licence-exempt spectrum. The breakthrough technology was demonstrated on a testbed at SK Telecom's Bundang R&D Center.
802.11ax is still very much in development, but from the outset it was envisaged that it would work in the licence-exempt 2.4GHz and 5GHz spectrums (unlike 802.11ac) and be optimised for dense traffic environments. It was also hoped that the standard could eventually support speeds of up to 10Gbit/s.
"By introducing the technology for the next generation WiFi that can deliver as fast as 5G technology, we at SK Telecom have successfully laid foundation to offer better mobile services," said Park Jin-hyo, SVP and Head of Network Technology R&D Center at SK Telecom. "We are thrilled to work on the preparation on commercialising the technology and continue to innovate our capabilities to provide differentiated services to our customers."
Once the technology is commercially implemented, SK Telecom believes it will play a significant role in delivering sufficient wireless access in any dense traffic scenarios. It features the OFDMA, Multi-user MIMO and Dynamic Sensitivity Control (DSC) technology that are designed to improve the efficiency of the network.
Of course, successfully adopting this trial for commercial roll-out needs the support of ecosystem partners and also needs to fit with real-world user scenarios. SK Telecom says that given that 802.11ax chipsets have already been released in the market by global makers (Quantenna, Qualcomm and Broadcom), this next generation WiFi service should be commercially available for smartphone use next year.
SK Telecom is planning to deploy access points for its next generation WiFi service next year, particularly in high traffic areas, which is a year earlier than previous estimates for this standard. In the meantime, it says it will continue to test the performance of the new technology in various deployment scenarios. The telco also notes that it has been actively engaged in working with IEEE 802.11ax standard research group since 2014.
So far in the technology's pre-standard development phase, Asus was the first company to produce a 802.11ax router and Huawei the first to announce a 802.11ax access point. Given that SK Telecom has been upfront in placing the news about its 802.11ax work within the context of 5G, this sets the field for an interesting few years as we move towards the ITU IMT-2020 deadline. The IEEE has been conspicuously quiet about 5G to date; this may well soon change.
Analysis & Opinion,
SK Telecom,
Boost Mobile Unveils Enhanced Wi-Fi Hotspot Data Plan
Qualcomm to Appeal European Commission Finding on Decade-Old Chip Shipments
AT&T claims it's applying the latest Tech in its quest for better home Wi-Fi
Vodafone flogs Internet access to German holidaymakers
ARRIS launches retail 'Wi-Fi 6' gigabit mesh across three bands

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This was a popular event last fall, and so we have taken the same formula and keeping it as a fun and social event.
As I mentioned, we will add a bit of 'learning' to the session with a brief chat from Mary Weber of Voice Empowerment. She will be discussing the Power of Using your voice to build your leadership profile.


Records and stores videos and images with temperature/humidity data.
Measures infrared temperature, air temperature, humidity, dew point and wet bulb.
Compensate for different surfaces and improve accuracy using adjustable emissivity.
"Unique IR Thermometer with JPEG and Video Recording"
The Extech VIR50 Video IR Thermometer provides both infrared and thermocouple temperature readings. A unique feature of the VIR50 is a built-in camera that offers photographic and video recording of targets, allowing enhanced documentation of temperature measurements.
While in video and IR mode, the Extech VIR50 can measure infrared temperature, air temperature, humidity, dew point and wet bulb temperatures along with full use of the video camera. The IR Video Thermometer can also be used in IR-only Mode when the video capabilities are not required.
In addition the versatile Extech Video Thermometer offers min, max, average and differential temperature values with adjustable emissivity allowing users to compensate for different surfaces and achieve accurate temperature readings.
The VIR50 Infrared Thermometer is supplied complete with a micro SD memory card for storing and transferring JPEG, video and temperature data to a PC for further analysis. The built-in laser pointer increases target accuracy while the backlit display and handy push buttons enable straightforward and convenient operation.


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What is the Compass Card?
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Changes to the "Compass Card" West Sussex Disability Register
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Updated on: 12th January 2022
We are sorry to tell you that from 1st April 2022, Amaze will no longer be managing the Compass Disability Register for West Sussex.
Following a review, West Sussex County Council has decided to bring the disability register "in-house" and it will be run by the West Sussex County Council's Library Service. This means Compass Card discounts and offers for families in West Sussex will end as of 31 March 2022. West Sussex County Council are in the process of looking at what other incentives might be offered to families to join the new scheme.
Michael Rhodes-Kubiak, Acting Senior Commissioning Manager (SEND), West Sussex County Council said: "We are grateful to Amaze for all of their hard work in setting up and running the register for the past six years".
Rachel Travers, CEO of Amaze, said: "We are disappointed that Amaze will no longer be running the disability register for West Sussex County Council. We hope we will have opportunities to support West Sussex families again in the future. It is important for us to be clear that the Compass Brighton & Hove will continue to run and be accessible to families within the city or accessing services here."
The new "in house" scheme will build on the existing register of 3,500 children and young people and will incorporate the results from a survey West Sussex County Council ran last year where parent/carers fed back their thoughts and preferences for the service.
The council are keen for families already part of the Compass Card scheme to be able to transfer to the new register easily, so Amaze will contact you to request your consent to share your registration information with West Sussex County Council Library Service. If you agree to this transfer you won't need to complete a new form and your registration information will be transferred securely. You don't need to contact Amaze or West Sussex County Council at this stage. If you do not agree, your data will not be transferred.
Between January and March, West Sussex County Council and Amaze will be working on the transition arrangements and have set up a 'Frequently Asked Questions' page this website to keep you updated. – just click the link to find out more.
The council has also set up a Steering Group to help design the new register scheme, which includes young people and parent carers. If you are interested in helping them or if you have any questions about the changes please email SENDCommissioningTeam@westsussex.gov.uk
West Sussex County Council will share more information about the new scheme as it develops with young people, parent/carers and other stakeholders.
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Wearable technology integration and augmented reality coming to Shazam
BWild | January 16, 2015 | Augmented Reality Technology, Featured News, Gadgets | No Comments
The service that is best known for the music that it provides is now expanding into other areas.
When most people think of Shazam, they call to mind an app that they use to identify – and listen to a song – when they don't know who sings it, but that company is broadening its reach to wearable technology integration and augmented reality, among other things.
The features available through the app will also include a social component through recommendations.
The app will also have Spotify and Rdio integration, which will allow Shazam users to be able to scroll through a range of artists that are in some way related to the results of their search, so that they will be able to discover additional new content. At the same time, that new component of the app is only the start of the changes that Shazam has in store for 2015, as it heads outside of music and into things like wearable technology integration, and even into augmented reality.
The future of the company will not be exclusive to music, but will include wearable technology and other cutting edge tech.
The CEO of the company, Rich Riley, pointed out that the changes have already begun, but that they are only scratching the surface of what is in store. The app already prompts in movie theaters and TV commercials that behave like QR codes, when it alerts users to "Shazam this commercial to learn more!".
Throughout 2015, Riley explained that the company will be continuing to work on a component that they call "visual Shazam", which could provide a new feature that links the app to the physical retail experience.
This use of smartphones and tablets as a part of mobile commerce while in store is nothing new. It is commonplace for people to take out the devices to learn more about products through reviews and price checks. However, a new Shazam feature could potentially drive consumers to Shazam for savings opportunities such as free coupons, giving brick and mortar stores the opportunity to bring customers back inside instead of choosing online shops.
Augmented reality will also be integrated into Shazam results, such as providing a 360 degree tour of a print magazine ad to show the entire interior of a vehicle – as was recently the case with Jaguar. The app and service will also be optimized for wearable technology, this year, for people who would rather use smartwatches to identify a song than use their smartphones.
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While taking an extended vacation (due to lack of work) from Bill's normal occupation as a sound engineer, he found writing to be a new found passion. Technology trends sparked his interest so he started writing about the latest and greatest gadgets to hit the market and then we found him, or he found us...does it really matter? Bill now writes for Mobile Commerce Press concerning news matters that are changing the industry today.


for this reason the patient is moved away and excluded from society.
responsibilities, which will allow them to be taken back in the families and to be reintegrated into the society that had excluded them.
That means restoring an identity, a life and dignity.
Rehabilitation centers are subdivided into recovery and working places.
to encourage the rehabilitation of those affected by mental diseases through work and occupational therapy.


In 2000, producers took notice of a little film entitled Memento directed by Christopher Nolan. With alternative cinema taking audiences imaginations to new heights, Nolan was being mentioned in the same breath as such contemporaries as Quentin Tarantino, Doug Liman, Guy Richie, and David Fincher who were molding the path of cinema in a direction that hadn't been seen since the likes of Martin Scorsese, Paul Schrader, John Cassavetes, and William Friedkin.
After establishing himself in 2002 with both actors and producers alike with the highly acclaimed dark crime drama Insomnia, Nolan was given the reins to a reboot of the mysterious vigilante comic book character, Batman. The character was as ambiguous as his many adaptations. From the campy 1960's Adam West television adaption to the Tim Burton version, the character had seemed to run its course and reverted back to its public perception as quaint.
However, with his alternative cinema roots and the various dark and brooding story lines of some of the character's comic arcs, Christopher Nolan created a Batman that was about an individual filled with demons that haunted him more than the psychopathic villains he seemed to face. This version of Batman was not a child's silly live action cartoon but an intricate tale that encompassed weighty topics seen only in "important" cinema. Dark Discussions begins a retrospective on Nolan's Batman and the films that have swept the imaginations of film audiences world wide.


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What the November Data Says About the COVID-19 Pandemic
How do you feel about COVID-19 trends near you?
by Causes | 12.12.20
This content leverages data from USAFacts, a non-profit that visualizes governmental data. You can learn more on its website, Facebook, and Twitter.
The U.S. recorded 4.3 million cases of coronavirus (COVID-19) in November, more than doubling the previous high of 1.9 million in July.
Cases increased across the country, as all but nine states set records in November for the most monthly cases. The USAFacts chart below shows that while cases were on the rise in all regions of the country, the case rates were highest in North Dakota, South Dakota, Wyoming, and Iowa:
There were fewer deaths from COVID-19 in November than the 57,801 deaths in April, but hospitalizations were on the rise. On November 30th, the number of COVID-19 hospitalizations was 102,579 ― that's 94% higher than the number of COVID-19 hospitalizations on October 31st and the highest level since July 1st as this USAFacts chart shows:
COVID-19 deaths remained concentrated among Americans age 75 and older, who have made up about 58% of COVID-19 deaths in provisional weekly data despite only making up 7% of the U.S. population, whereas 3% of deaths have been among individuals under the age of 44.
The USAFacts chart below shows the proportion of weekly COVID-19 deaths by age group, including weekly preliminary data from October and November that will be fully processed in the weeks ahead:
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El embalse de San Fernando es un pequeño embalse que se encuentra a la cola del embalse de Santa Teresa y que abastece a los municipios de Cespedosa de Tormes y Santibáñez de Béjar. Está ubicado al sureste de la provincia de Salamanca, en Castilla y León, España. Pertenece a la cuenca hidrográfica del Duero y está construido sobre el río Tormes.

 El embalse tiene una capacidad de 9 hectómetros cúbicos de agua y ocupa unas 50 hectáreas.
 La presa se trata de una presa derivadora de planta ligeramente curva, y con una sección de gravedad aligerada. Su altura máxima desde los cimientos es de unos 20-23 metros de altura, y su longitud de coronación ronda cerca de los 200 metros. La coronación de la presa presentan dos alturas diferentes, que actúan controlando el cauce y caudal del río.
 El embalse, además de contar con una presa, cuenta también con un canal que traslada el agua a la minicentral y también cuenta con una escala para peces.

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Cespedosa de Tormes
Embalses de España de los años 2000
Arquitectura de España de 2002
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Presas completadas en 2002
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Parenting is a fascinating topic for me. I'm intrigued by the kinds of problems and challenges that parents face, I'm in awe of the innovative solutions they come up with to handle everyday things, I'm humbled by the beautiful adults that they help to nurture – even when they think they're messing up most of the time.
Just because it interests me and I enjoy reading about, learning it, writing and speaking about it, does not mean I want to parent 24/7. I love my kids, and I love my work.
Each of us has a burning desire within to make a difference in the world, to follow our dreams, to pursue the things that interest us most. For some of you that may be parenting – you may have spent your youth just waiting for the day that you could have kids and play games with them and design nutritious meals for them to eat and serve on the PTA. But the vast majority of people want to have kids AND pursue their own goals that have nothing to do with children. For me, it is a combination of the two and I have designed my life to accommodate both.
The thing is, that in between the happy-to-stay-at-home moms and the happy-to –go-to-work moms are an entire group of mothers feeling miserable because they're at home and want to be at work, or feeling guilty because they're at work but believe they should be with their kids.
I believe that this middle group is victim to a misunderstanding of the concept of mothering.
Somewhere along the lines we've defined mothering as something that only one person does for their biological or adopted offspring. We assume that it is us, and only us, that should be doing all the caring for, feeding, teaching, loving and raising of our children.
The truth is, that this has never been the case. No one person can ever provide for all the needs of another person. That goes for all relationships, not just parent child ones, but we tend to fall into this trap with our kids more than we do with other people. Every one of us needs a variety of people in our lives that we can learn from and emulate and try out our life skills on. If all of your information and caring comes from one person, you set yourself up for disaster (people do die) and you end up with a very narrow view on life and how to cope with different situations.
I, personally, hope that my children will grow up with more skills than I have to offer, not less. And they will acquire these additional ways of being, coping and responding by spending time with a variety of people.
So let's address the guilt that comes from handing your little treasures over to somebody else. Well, the first thing to be aware of is that nothing is ever missing in life. You may think that your child is missing out on love, guidance, hugs, attention or anything else because you are looking for it in one form (yourself) and not seeing that they have every trait you think they are missing in many different forms (all the other people, pets, and situations contributing to their life). So make a list of all the traits or qualities that you think they are missing and find where they are getting these things when you are not around – perhaps from a grandparent or a nanny or a teacher or friends or pets. Then look at the positive side of them getting these traits in all these different ways rather than just from you. Look at how much happier you are when you can focus on what makes you come alive, how much more energy you have for your kids when you are fulfilled yourself, what a good role model you are for them in terms of following their own dreams one day. Then look at what they are gaining from all those other people – what they have to offer that you never could.
From research done into working mothers who leave their careers when they have kids, only 20% of them had a burning desire to be a stay-at-home mom. If you are, like me, in the other 80%, own it. Be an unapologetically working mom. Your children are not worse off for this. In fact, the joy and energy that you will feel from embracing your purpose will spill over into everyone in your family. And know that mothering is everywhere in everyone and your children will receive all the mothering energy they need to grow into the people they were meant to be.


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Black Mirror Review
by Will Worrall November 30, 2017 August 21, 2018
Sometimes a game is in dire need of a reboot. Other times? Not so much. When a game was classic in the first place and hasn't aged at all, the reboot can come across as forced and pointless. Worst case scenario, the reboot can actually crap all over a beloved gaming classic, a'la Syndicate. Fortunately, Black Mirror is not a bad reboot and does not ruin a perfectly good game. In fact, it mainly does a decent job of updating a game from the industry's awkward teen years of the early 2000s. The reason 'mainly' was included in that last sentence is because while the reboot does a pretty decent job, it does come with a fair few issues in the presentation.
For those of you not up to date with your early 2000s video game stories, 'Black Mirror' tells the story of John Gordon, a man who has received a letter from his deceased father's family lawyer asking him to come to their family home to deal with his inheritance claim. Upon his arrival, he is confronted by strange goings on and a family who don't seem completely trustworthy, and he must unravel the mystery of his father's death. The game has a lot of horror themes, and thematically shares much with the writings of Edgar Allan Poe. The world you are exploring is dark, strange and mysterious, and there is a constant feeling of oppression from your surroundings. The game likes to revel in these themes as well, mentioning Poe by name several times, and even poking fun at the modern-day popularity of other authors, such as H.P. Lovecraft.
Gameplay works in a similar fashion to most 'point n clicks' on console. You control your character with the left stick and examine objects with X as you get closer to them. You can also slightly alter the camera perspective with the right stick to examine different objects. This control scheme is very familiar and has been used in pretty much every modern console adventure game. Here, however, there are a few issues with it. Firstly, the camera is almost a forced perspective. Other than the previously mentioned adjustments that you can make with the right stick and some tracking to follow the character, the camera will only work at certain angles in larger locations. As such, when you move between two different camera angles, it can be quite jarring, and trying to move the stick to compensate for the direction change can have you wandering off into random corners.
Secondly, sometimes the controls seem to have a sort of minor fit. When you're walking around the mansion or its grounds, the character will sometimes stop dead, making you think that you've hit an invisible wall. If you then twiddle the thumbstick and try again, you can get through the area that was previously impassible. It wasn't an issue that cropped up all the time by any means, but it happened often enough to become annoying by the end.
The last minor issue of note with the controls is the running. During scenes taking place outside, your character will automatically run instead of walk. While this is useful for getting around the wider, more open outside areas, it can cause issues when navigating certain outdoor sections. You end up overshooting tight corners and having to backtrack or not stopping in time when trying to interact with a character or object.
As well as walking around and interacting with objects, you also have to solve puzzles. These come in many forms through the course of the game. Sometimes they're as simple as stitching pieces of paper back together, other times they could be something like figuring out how to open a strangely locked desk draw. The puzzles are one of the best designed elements of the game. At no point during the game did the puzzles get so difficult that they required the help of Google or some sort of hint system. On the other hand, they never became so easy that they were solved immediately and just seemed dull.
The game looks pretty good from an aesthetic standpoint. Everything has a consistent art style, and it all looks like it belongs in the same universe. While the graphics are not exactly bleeding edge, they suit the game's purpose very well. There are several graphical glitches, however, which do sort of ruin things at times. When you're walking around, you'll see textures flickering in and out of existence in the background, the screen stutters and drops frames frequently, and often times the sound and what is happening on-screen don't even kind of match up. Black Mirror comes across as a game made by people with a lot of passion but a very small budget. At least on console the game is very poorly optimized. The game runs at a sub-par fame rate, and every time it cuts between scenes the game pauses and stutters oddly. As was previously mentioned, the sound is out of sync with the action, but on top of that, the lip synching seems to flap about more like a Chinese film badly dubbed into English.
Another sign of poor optimization is the loading. While the actual load times aren't too long, at least not mostly, it does happen far too frequently. Every time you leave a room or move to a new area, the game had to load for around 10-15 seconds or more. This can mean that when you're moving between two points in the house, you can end up having to sit through 5 or more loading scenes very frequently. The camera could also have used some work. Half the time the camera points at seemingly random objects or people with little to do with the conveyance of important information. This does somewhat take you out of the story but not as much as the animation does. While the character models are put together relatively well, they have a tendency to move around more like badly controlled puppets than actual human beings.
Despite these immersion breaking elements, the story manages to be quite engaging. The mystery in particular managed to keep us interested all the way through and guessing where it was headed. Luckily, the voice acting is pretty decent across the board and managed to make up for a lot of the poor animation, although some of the very minor characters were badly performed. Interestingly, for a heavily story-driven game, it is not entirely clear if your character choices actually change anything during the gameplay. There don't seem to be any branching paths in the gameplay, and when you have dialogue with a character, you have to work through all of the options before you can move on. There are some action segments to help break up the gameplay a little. These usually come in the form of QTEs, and in all but one instance they only required the use of the X button to do anything. As well as that, there are also several occasions where your character has a sort of super headache and you must keep a dot inside a moving circle with the left stick to keep him calm.
There are also collectibles to find as you explore the house in the form of little pieces of a picture that you can put back together to get access to concept art. The problem with these collectibles is that there is no way of tracking how many you've collected without going back to the main menu. This does make it kind of hard to collect them all, though you can find most just by obsessively exploring every single area that you find yourself in. Whether you actually want to do this or not is basically down to how much you enjoy looking at concept art as there is no other reward for finding them all.
Speaking of rewards. The trophies for this game are completely insane. You get trophies pretty rapidly for doing almost everything, and as far as we could tell, it wasn't actually possible to miss them at all without going out of your way to do so. There are no extra achievements for going the extra mile, you simply have to play the game as intended and you'll end up with one of the easiest platinums that you'll ever get. In a way, having no extraneous trophies is a good thing for some, but at their best, these little tidbits can help add things to a barebones experience, and they're sorely missed here.
Despite everything that has been said so far, something else needs to be said here: This game is good. In fact, as far as adventure games go, Black Mirror has been one of the most enjoyable experiences of the last few years, excluding Telltale's work and Life Is Strange: Before the Storm. The important elements are all here. The story and mystery are compelling, the environment is just big enough to provide a decent amount of exploration without becoming a hiking trip and the puzzles do the most difficult thing of striking a balance between being fun to figure out without making the player want to scream their throats hoarse. At the end of the day, the game is incredibly fun, and its blending of horror themes and excellent puzzles deserves a look from those who enjoyed the previous game and even from those who've never heard of it.
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Publisher: THQ Nordic
Platforms: PS4, Xbox One, PC
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Chris Newson
Chris was born in Saxmundham, Suffolk
Chris is known mostly as an oil painter working closely with Maggi Hambling who mentors him and his work. Film making and photography are an extension of his ongoing artistic skills
The door of Suffolk artist Chris Newson is always open – literally, come rain or shine. On the day I visit his Leiston shop and studio the weather is cool rather than bitter but Chris appears immune to the elements. No heat but lots of fresh air and a sense of freedom which is how he likes it.
The weather, you could say, is benign, in comparison with many of Chris Newson's paintings which are raw and stormy, the products of a troubled soul and a very passionate artist. He paints what he feels and his feelings stem from a difficult and unsettled life.
Born in nearby Saxmundham, he saw his mother leave at the age of four and his father die when he was just six. He went to live with grandparents who struggled to look after him, he says. He developed a stutter and was bullied at school, ultimately leaving with virtually no qualifications and going through a long period of drink and drugs. Painting he says began "When I was under Her Majesty's Pleasure" and the therapy, the drive to paint and produce art is what keeps him going today.
"Painting channels my feelings and my aggression," he says. "I live to paint and if I didn't paint I would be in a bad way." The evidence is all around us, everything from grotesque, childlike self portraits to delicately crafted seascapes crammed onto the limited wall space of his Leiston High Street shop. The sea paintings which he says sell very well but aren't his favourite to do are a benign contrast to the turbulence of much of his work.
On the day of my visit we are joined by the celebrated Suffolk artist Maggi Hambling – she of Aldeburgh beach scallop fame – who has become Chris Newson's mentor and, he says, his inspiration. "She inspires me because of her work and her work ethic. Also because she's such a good teacher."
The work aspect of this inspiration stems back to his obsession with Hambling's controversial scallop sculpture which has been in situ on Aldeburgh beach since 2003 as a memorial to the town's most famous son, the composer Benjamin Britten. "Chris kept telephoning me about his enthusiasm for the scallop," says Hambling. "He came and showed me a little film he'd made using the scallop as part of the performance. We then made a film together and having met a few times I told him that he was really an artist and should be painting pictures."
At the time Newson was working as a photographer and the film they made together, The Storm, is a very powerful depiction of Hambling at work on Aldeburgh beach amid the raging elements and against the haunting backdrop of Benjamin Britten's music. It is a superb self-contained piece of work which can be seen on YouTube and is the catalyst both for their enduring relationship and Chris Newson's career as a full-time artist.
Looking back on his own obsession with the giant shell "It was the beauty of it," says Newson. "I liked where it was and seeing the children playing there. It was also controversial and with anything controversial I pick a side." He now sees himself as the scallop man, clearing away the pebbles and generally ensuring all is ok in exchange for a regular supply of paint from his mentor. Such is the polarization of feelings over the shell that it has been daubed with graffiti 13 times, all of which is easily washed away says Hambling and arguably adds to the notoriety she still enjoys.
Sculpture aside, I ask her what she particularly admires about Chris Newson's painting – the paintings for which she is largely responsible. "It's personal and alive," she says. "He doesn't paint roses around the door or pretty pictures. His paintings come from the heart and the guts and every bit of Chris as a person." Indeed hearts figure graphically in his portraits of people as do the distorted faces which he says can reflect his own moods and inner feelings. Maggi Hambling rates his work "because of its emotional charge. These paintings mean something. There is an urgency in them which takes you on a journey through this imaginary landscape."
A case in point on one of the crowded walls of his small shop is a new series of paintings generically entitled A Winter's Tale. The paintings are awash with white (perhaps inevitably), but also vibrant dabs of red – the hearts again – blue, green and orange and a series of semi-hidden figures which can be seen or missed depending on how you are looking at the painting. The journey Maggi Hambling describes can be different for every viewer. Even the title of the series perhaps travels back to Newson's career as an actor and the Shakespearean roles he played at the Maddermarket in Norwich.
As well as painting prolifically – he is in his even more crowded studio behind the shop from 7.20 every morning – he also frames all his own pictures and provides a picture framing service for customers. Intriguingly he will make a frame first and then paint a picture to fill it. His weapon of choice for the painting part is a pallet knife rather than a brush and he demonstrates what can be an endless process of scraping and refashioning a picture as his restless imagination goes to work.
Mentor and protégé seem to connect on numerous levels. There is their art: Chris paints the sea and her famously sensual and turbulent sea paintings are also an inspiration. They are both Suffolk artists and they both have a raw but sensitive quality which shines through in their work. Maggi Hambling the mentor can kick the establishment quite as hard as her protégé.
Suffolk evidently remains important to both artists. Hambling despite her fame and forays "abroad" still lives and works in the county while Chris Newson is a Suffolk boy born and bred. "Suffolk remains incredibly important to me," he says. "I was brought up by the sea and my grandfather used to take me out fishing four days a week."
As for walking out with the famous Maggi Hambling "Suffolk people are really good at treating others as they are. We don't hero worship. We have a laugh and a joke and that's what it's all about."
Chris Newson will be holding two exhibitions this summer – at St Mary's House, Market Hill Woodbridge, 8th-10th June and at the Garage Gallery Aldeburgh, 5th-10th July. Both exhibitions will be opened by Maggi Hambling.
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The name Bauhinia refers to the two lobes of the leaf. The name is given by Linnaeus in honour of twin brothers - John Bauhin and Gaspard Bauhin, French botanists, who contributed a lot to the study of herbs.
Habit : A small erect, shrub.
Leaves : Divided less than half way down into usually two subacute lobes.
Flowers : Large, showy, pure white, fragrant.
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Kung Fury: Michael Fassbender to Star in Feature Film Version
It'll be a sequel to the original cult short film.
By Alex Gilyadov
Updated: 13 Feb 2018 1:33 am
Posted: 12 Feb 2018 11:03 pm
Michael Fassbender will star in Kung Fury, the feature-length sequel to David Sandberg's cult short film.
THR reports Fassbender has been cast in the movie along with David Hasselhoff, who appeared in the original Kung Fury. No word yet on who Fassbender will be playing. He'll be joined by Sandberg, who'll star in and produce the sequel under his Laser Unicorns' banner.
Sandberg wrote and directed the original 2015 short film, which pays homage to 1980s martial arts and police action movies. Kung Fury broke records on Kickstarter and has gained a large cult following, amassing over 40 million views worldwide. The sequel will begin filming this summer in the U.S. and Europe.
The original Kung Fury.
The story is set in 1985 in Miami and follows the greatest police officer of all time, Kung Fury, and his Thundercops police force keeping a watchful eye over the city. However, after the tragic death of a Thundercop, a villain emerges to aid Kung Fuhrer's (Adolf Hitler) mission to attain the ultimate weapon. It's up to Kung Fury to travel through space and time and defeat Kung Fuhrer once and for all.
David Katzenberg, Seth Grahame-Smith, and Aaron Schmidt will also be producing the project under their KatzSmith Productions banner, which produced Stephen King's IT. No word yet on who's directing.
For IGN's thoughts on the original Kung Fury, read our review to find out why we think "it's a good looking labor of love and a great Kickstarter success story."
Alex Gilyadov is a freelance writer for IGN. Be sure to check out his YouTube channel and follow him on Twitter.
Kung Fury: The Movie
In 1985, Kung Fury, the toughest martial artist cop in Miami, goes back in time to kill the worst criminal of all time -- kung fuhrer Hitler.
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Article VIII. Officers
Section 1. Number, Titles, and Qualifications
The officers of the College shall be a president, president-elect, vice president, and treasurer. Only Fellows who have served for at least two (2) years as a member of the board of directors may serve as officers. No two offices may be held simultaneously by the same person, nor may an individual serve simultaneously both as an officer and as one of the nine (9) elected directors or young physician director referred to in Article VIII, Section 2, of these bylaws. An officer or a past president may be elected as a director after his/her term of office. Election of an officer shall not of itself create any contract rights.
Section 2. Nomination, Election, and Tenure
Nomination. At least two nominees for the offices of vice president and treasurer shall be selected by the Candidate Selection Committee as described in Article VII, Section 4(a). No individual may stand for more than one office at a given election and no individual standing for director may stand for an officer position at a given election.
Election. Procedures set forth in Article VII, Section 4(b) of these bylaws for the election of directors shall also apply to the election of president-elect, vice president, and treasurer. The office of president shall be filled by the president-elect, succeeding to that office as described in subsection (c) (ii) of this section.
Tenure.
The president shall serve for a term of one (1) year, commencing with the completion of his or her term as president-elect and ending at the next annual membership meeting.
The president may not succeed him or herself The president-elect shall serve for a term of one (1) year, commencing at the annual membership meeting following his or her election to that office and ending at the next annual membership meeting. Upon completion of his or her term as president-elect, he or she shall assume the office of president.
The vice president shall serve for a term of one (1) year commencing with the annual membership meeting following his or her election to that office and terminating at the next annual membership meeting. Upon completion of his or her term as vice president, he or she shall assume the office of president-elect.
The treasurer shall serve for a term of two (2) years commencing with the annual membership meeting following his or her election to that office and terminating at the second annual membership meeting following election. A serving treasurer may not run for a second term.
Notwithstanding the foregoing provisions for the terms of office of the officers, all officers shall serve until their successors shall have been duly elected and qualified, except that an officer who has been elected by the Board of Directors to fill a vacancy may be reelected by the membership to serve a complete term of office, as provided in Section 3 of this article.
Section 3. Vacancies
In the event of a vacancy by virtue of the death, incapacity, resignation or removal in the office of president, the president-elect shall become president and shall serve as president until that time at which his or her own term as president would have concluded and until his or her successor shall be elected and qualified. In the event of a vacancy in the office of president-elect, the vice president shall become president-elect and shall serve as president-elect until that time at which his or her own term as president-elect would have concluded and until his or her successor shall be elected and qualified. In the event of a vacancy in the office of vice president, the Board of Directors shall elect a successor who shall serve until the next annual meeting and until his or her successor is elected and qualified. At the next annual membership meeting following the election of a vice president by the Board of Directors election for the office of vice president shall be conducted in accordance with the procedure for nomination and election of the vice president set forth in Section 2 of this article. If insufficient time is available to carry out the procedure for an election described in these bylaws, the Board of Directors may authorize expedited action and may, if appropriate, authorize a mail ballot as soon as practicable after the annual membership meeting. In the event of a vacancy in the office of treasurer, the Board of Directors shall elect a successor who shall serve until the next annual meeting and until his or her successor shall be elected and qualified.
Section 4. Removal of Officers
Officers may be removed, with or without cause, by the affirmative vote of two-thirds (2/3) of the votes present and voted, either in person or by proxy, at a special meeting of the members of the College, provided, however, that written notice that a purpose of the meeting is to vote upon the removal of one (1) or more officers named in the notice shall have been delivered to all members entitled to vote thereat. Such removal shall be without prejudice to the contract rights, if any, of the person so removed.
Section 5. President
The President, subject to the direction and control of the Board of Directors, shall have general supervision, direction and control of the business and affairs of the College and shall perform all duties normally incident to the office of president and such other duties as may be assigned to him or her by the Board of Directors. The President shall preside at all meetings of the members of the College, the Board of Directors and the Executive Committee; shall be authorized to appoint the members of all committees, councils and presidential task forces, if any, of the College; shall be an ex-officio member of all committees and councils; shall be authorized to speak on behalf and in the name of the College in the expression of policies established by the Board of Directors; and shall present an oral and written report to each meeting of the House of Delegates and to the annual meeting of the membership. Except in those instances in which the authority to execute is expressly delegated to another officer or agent of the College or a different mode of execution is expressly prescribed by the Board of Directors, the president may execute for the College any contracts, deeds, mortgages, bonds, or other instruments which the Board of Directors has authorized to be executed, and he or she may accomplish such execution either under or without the seal of the College and either individually or with the treasurer, or any other officer thereunto authorized by the Board of Directors, according to the requirements on the form of the instrument.
Section 6. President-elect
The president-elect shall perform the duties of the president in the event of the president's absence or inability to act. The president-elect shall be the chair of the Candidate Selection Committee. The president-elect shall perform such other duties and have such other powers as may from time to time be assigned by the president or by the Board of Directors.
Section 7. Vice President
The vice president shall perform the duties of the president-elect in the event of the president-elect's absence or inability to act. The vice president also serves on the Candidate Selection Committee. The vice president shall perform such other duties and have such other powers as may from time to time be assigned by the president or Board of Directors.
Section 8. Treasurer
The treasurer shall maintain or cause to be maintained adequate books of account for the College. The treasurer shall ensure that:
the funds of the College are disbursed as ordered by the Board of Directors;
receipts are provided for monies due and payable to the College from any source;
all such monies are deposited in the name of the College in such banks or other depositories as shall be selected in accordance with the provisions of these bylaws; and
all accounts with an audit by a certified public accountant are submitted to the Board of Directors at the annual meeting.
The Treasurer shall be responsible for overseeing the custody and management of all funds and securities of the College, is the officer responsible for the Committee of Fellowship Examiners and serves as chair of the Finance and Audit Committee. The Treasurer shall perform such other duties as from time to time may be assigned by the president or by the Board of Directors. The Treasurer shall be bonded, at the expense of the College, in an amount and by a company determined by the Board of Directors.


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All proceeds will go towards the School Building Fund.
Please note that HB Mar Meelis Zaia AM Metropolitan will celebrate the Holy Raza of the Feast of the Transfiguration (Gelyana) at St Hurmizd's Cathedral at 8:30am on Thursday 6 August 2015.
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The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority (MWAA) conducts a wide variety of environmental studies to identify potential environmental impacts associated with proposed development projects. These studies are done in accordance with the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) of 1969, the regulations of the President's Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ) for NEPA compliance, and Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Orders 1050.1F and 5050.4B.
NEPA requires federal agencies to consider a wide array of potential environmental effects when proposing actions including: noise; compatible land use; social and socioeconomic characteristics; air quality; water quality; geology and soils; historic, architectural, archaeological, and cultural resources; biotic communities; endangered and threatened species; wetlands; floodplains; coastal zone management; coastal barriers; wild and scenic rivers; prime and unique farmland; energy; light emissions; visual aesthetics; solid waste, hazardous waste, and pollution prevention; and design, art, and architecture. These studies are decision-making tools that analyze the potential environmental effects of a proposed action and its alternatives and provide a forum to address both regulatory and public concerns.
Because NEPA is a federal law, compliance with NEPA is ultimately the responsibility of the FAA. However, as the project sponsor, MWAA is responsible for identifying the need for the proposed action, developing alternatives, and preparing the environmental documentation for FAA approval.
For additional information regarding the NEPA process, contact the Airports Authority Office of Engineering, Planning Department, at 703-417-8140.


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package mmsolutions.examples;

import android.os.Bundle;
import android.support.v7.app.ActionBarActivity;
import android.view.Menu;
import android.view.MenuInflater;
import android.view.MenuItem;
import android.widget.ArrayAdapter;
import android.widget.ListAdapter;
import android.widget.ListView;

import java.util.ArrayList;

public class AllProducts extends ActionBarActivity {

    int[] img = {R.mipmap.fond_logo, R.mipmap.google_icon, R.mipmap.social_google_box};

    @Override
    public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
        setContentView(R.layout.listview_for_goods);

        ArrayList<String> mylist = new ArrayList<String>();
        for(int i=0; i<=15; i++){mylist.add("Item" + i);}

        ListView lv = (ListView)findViewById(R.id.list);
        ListAdapter adapter = new ArrayAdapter<>(this, android.R.layout.simple_list_item_1, mylist);
        lv.setAdapter(adapter);
    }

    @Override
    public boolean onCreateOptionsMenu(Menu menu) {
        // Inflate the menu items for use in the action bar
        MenuInflater inflater = getMenuInflater();
        inflater.inflate(R.menu.menu_main, menu);
        return super.onCreateOptionsMenu(menu);
    }

    @Override
    public boolean onOptionsItemSelected(MenuItem item) {
        int id = item.getItemId();
        return super.onOptionsItemSelected(item);
    }
}

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New book now available!
Posted on November 1, 2018 November 1, 2018 by Matt Ball
Our new book, Sevenoaks – The Great War and its Legacy is now available. The book is on sale at Sevenoaks Bookshop, at other stockists, and direct from us at books@sevenoaksww1.org for £14.99 plus p&p.
The book looks at all aspects of the war in the town, from the men who went away to fight, to the arrival of Belgian refugees and life on the Home Front. Author, Matthew Ball, takes the story of the men who survived up to the 1960s during the 50th anniversary and records how the town has been marking the centenary.
Matthew will be signing copies from 14.30 on Saturday 10th November and will also be at Café on the Vine after the Remembrance Sunday Services (details below).
Cemetery Talks
To mark the publication of the book, Sevenoaks WW1 is giving guided tours of Greatness Cemetery on Saturday 3rd and 10th of November starting at the chapel at 10.30. Tours last for approximately 1 hour and take in a range of local residents who were involved in the conflict. We visit the grave of a Crimean veteran who was involved in recruitment drives and that of Percy John Brooks, a victim of an early Zeppelin raid.
Matthew Ball leading a WW1 Walk at Greatness Cemetery
The Stag Theatre has it's own Remembrance season, including a play based on the experiences of Belgian refugees in Sevenoaks, researched by Sevenoaks WW1.
Performances are on 1st and 2nd November with a programme of talks and Q&A from 6.30 before the play begins.
Our twitter feed @7oaksww1 is regularly updated with more information but if you have any queries then please email matt@sevenoaksww1.org
Tagged First World War, Refugees, Remembrance, Veterans, War Memorial, WW1Leave a comment
Fifty years on – veterans remember
Posted on July 10, 2017 July 11, 2017 by Matt Ball
Half a century ago, the fiftieth anniversary of the First World War prompted many veterans to remember their wartime service or to recall life at home during the conflict. Fortunately, some of these memories have been preserved as the Sevenoaks Chronicle reported the thoughts of these veterans as they either returned to Sevenoaks where they had once been garrisoned, or looked back to their boyhoods to a time when thousands of soldiers were stationed in the town, along with many wounded at the local VAD hospitals, as well as refugees from Belgium.
Fifty years after he had been stationed in Sevenoaks as a Private with 5th Battalion King's Own Royal Lancashire Regiment, between November 1914 and February 1914, Harry Burrow returned to Sevenoaks. Harry was interviewed by the Chronicle during his visit and said
Sevenoaks was utterly familiar. I booked into the famous Royal Oak Hotel and it had many of it 1914 qualities. Sevenoaks was still full of riches and Granville Road was no exception. At the junction with Eardley Road, recognisable to me at once, were the two detached houses commandeered for our battalion HQ and Quarter-Master stores. Down at Tubs Hill, to my delight, I found the Elite. This was the local flea pit, a small music hall.
On Thursday nights the local talent tried out its stuff. Entrance was 2d for men in uniform. The stage was still there but the laughing legion of the 5th King's Own had long since dissolved. On the other side of Tubs Hill station I found Holyoake Terrace and to reach it I drove over the main bridge where we had assembled on the bleak, historic, wet and cold St Valentine's Day 1915 to embark for France. At Knole Park, all I could do was peer in the gates and see again in flashback our battalion in trench digging practice. Little did I know that within a few months this was to become a stern reality.
In 1914 the main shopping street was full of dignified horse and carriage trade and urbanity. Now much of that personality was lost. The Shambles area retained its antiquity and I was delighted to find the pavilion band stand on the Vine had not changed. I was swept back to a Sunday afternoon where we sat expectantly in the gardens, a great concourse of khaki figures, when a lady mounted the platform. She wore a flimsy hat and, to our delight, Lancastrian red roses on her bosom. In a moment she slipped into the rousing, emotionally, recruiting song that was sweeping the country. A thousand cheers, a thousand pair of clapping hands, a thousand hearts wishing she would do the kissing now. And then her encore, 'you made me love you, I didn't want to do it'. She was Mrs Reubens, someone said, the wife of Paul Reubens, the composer.
John Edward Smith was featured in the Sevenoaks Chronicle in 1966 in his workshop at the foot of Wickenden Road. A local resident and a gunmaker during the war, he was also best man at the wedding of the parents of future Prime Minister, Edward Heath.
John Smith with son, Leslie, in his workshop
Smith worked at Woolwich Arsenal during the war, where he was in charge of a giant steam hammer, which could be adjusted so closely that it would come down on a watch placed on the anvil without breaking the glass. "I used to do it regularly. When the hammer fell, you couldn't pull the watch out, but the glass was still intact".
Smith bored 100ft long gun barrels for naval vessels. When the Zeppelin raids came he would climb into a barrel and wait until the bombing as over. "There was never a safer air raid shelter". He recalled seeing Zeppelins brought down at Potters Bar, Cuffley and Billericay and was closeby when the Silvertown ammunition dump blew up.
Frederick Charles Zealey returned to Sevenoaks from further afield, having emigrated to Australia in 1920. Zealey was born in 1904 at the Limes, St John's where his father was a well known builder. He attended Cobden Road School before graduating to the school at nearby Bayham Road. Although too young to enlist himself, his brother, Arthur William Zealey (1894 – 1960) served as a corporal with the West Kent Yeomanry and was stationed in India.
Arthur Zealey stationed in India
Frederick recalled his memories of wartime Sevenoaks, writing for the Sevenoaks Chronicle that
I can remember when the firm of Quinnells, the removalists and contractors had a traction engine which pulled vans and wagons through the town, in 1911 – the Coronation year.
This engine and three open wagons, all covered in bunting took all the school children up through the town to Knole Castle (sic) where we had a picnic on the green in front of the castle.
I also remember Mr H Hill, the baker at St John's, with his bread cart and blind white pony – also Mr Kipps, the butcher, with his butcher's carts and his piebald pony Tetratch It used to pull a governess cart or trap around the town, and in it would be Mr and Mrs Kipps, their daughter, and son George, who was killed in World War One.
Intriguingly, Zealey continued
I have a photo of the men of the Royal West Kent Regiment on the Tubs Hill Station, waiting for the train to France on about August 4, 1914. Sevenoaks in those days became a garrison town for troops, and many were in billets and empty houses. Regiments such as the Loyal North Lancashires, Yorkshires, and King's Own were stationed in Sevenoaks. I attended the unveiling of the war memorial at the Vine after the war.
Bat & Ball from Zealey's own photographs
The old cinema was opened before World War One and the prices listed in the Sevenoaks Courier were listed as twopence a seat for children and nice plush seats for 6d and 9d and 1s for the gallery. There used to be a pianist to play and sometimes a violinist. You could hear us roar the house down at Charlie Chaplin, Steve Hart, Broncho Bill, John Bunny, and Flo Finch, and other old time film actors.
We used to play in the old Oast House or hop kiln opposite the cinema, long since pulled down.
I'd be very pleased to hear from anyone related to these men, especially if any photographs from the time are still in their possession.
Tagged 5th King's Own Royal Lancashire Regiment, Frederick Charles Zealey, Queensland, Sevenoaks, St John's, Veterans, William John Zealey, WW1Leave a comment


Plano, TX — Alfred Pick served his country honorably. After going on over 100 combat missions in Vietnam, Pick was given the military's third highest honor, the Silver Star. He was also captured and did time as a POW. Now, after escaping a cage in Vietnam 40 years ago, the country he laid down his life for is throwing him back in a cage—over a decades-old gun.
As CBS DFW reports, Pick lived in Plano's Air Park neighborhood along with other pilots who enjoy a runway right outside their homes. The 70-year-old Vietnam veteran even served as the president of his homeowners association. Thus, when the ATF raided his home last year it came as a shock to friends like Mark Shackelford.
When federal agents raided this American Hero's home, they were looking for and seized the rare M-14 rifle that pick bought in the early '80s at a Fort Worth gun show.
Instead of simply telling Pick that his rifle was "illegal" and asking him to modify or remove the firing pin to make it inoperable, masked agents of the State—armed with automatic rifles—ransacked the recent widower's home, kidnapped, and caged him.
This week, for having a rifle similar to the one he actually "defended your freedoms" with in Vietnam, Pick was sentenced to 87 months in prison by a judge. This, after he'd already spent the last year in a cage.
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Q: "Cannot find symbol" al llamar a una clase desde un fichero JSP Hago esta llamada a la clase "CookieHandler" desde el inicio del JSP:
<%
    CookieHandler handler = new CookieHandler();
    if(handler.checkLogged(request, response)){
%>

Sucede que no paro de tener este error, no sé por qué:

org.apache.jasper.JasperException: PWC6033: Error in Javac compilation
  for JSP
PWC6199: Generated servlet error: source value 1.5 is obsolete and
  will be removed in a future release
PWC6199: Generated servlet error: target value 1.5 is obsolete and
  will be removed in a future release
PWC6199: Generated servlet error: To suppress warnings about obsolete
  options, use -Xlint:-options.
PWC6197: An error occurred at line: 9 in the jsp file:
  /SeccionUsuarios.jsp PWC6199: Generated servlet error: cannot find
  symbol   symbol:   class CookieHandler   location: class
  org.apache.jsp.SeccionUsuarios_jsp
PWC6197: An error occurred at line: 9 in the jsp file:
  /SeccionUsuarios.jsp PWC6199: Generated servlet error: cannot find
  symbol   symbol:   class CookieHandler   location: class
  org.apache.jsp.SeccionUsuarios_jsp

La clase "CookieHandler" está en el paquete por defecto del proyecto, pues este proyecto sólo es para enseñar algunas cosas de Java EE (es decir, nada serio), pero sigue extrañándome por qué tengo este error. ¿Alguien sabe qué sucede?

A: El problema está en la descripción de tu situación:

La clase "CookieHandler" está en el paquete por defecto del proyecto.

Los JSPs no pueden acceder a las clases que se encuentren en el paquete por defecto del proyecto (servlets incluidos). Coloca la clase dentro de un paquete y luego, en tu JSP, importa la clase:
<%@ page import="paquete.para.CookieHandler" %>

Recomiendo que evites mostrar scriptlets a gente que está aprendiendo Java EE. No se consideran buena práctica para aplicaciones reales.


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Q: Printing int array contents after filling in input shows only 0 First I input values to the array, and the values are stored correctly.
Later, when I print the values of the array on the second loop, it shows zeros for all values. I don't know why?
   import java.util.*;

    class SumOfInt{
    public static void main(String args[]){
    int n=1,i=0,sum=0,k;
    Scanner sc=new Scanner(System.in);

    for(i=0,n=1;i<n;i++,n++){
        int numarr[]=new int[n];
        System.out.println("Enter a number: ");
        numarr[i]=sc.nextInt();
        System.out.println("numarr["+i+"]: " +numarr[i]);
            if(numarr[i]==(-999)){
                for(k=0;k<n-1;k++){
                    System.out.println("numarr["+k+"]: " +numarr[k]);  \\it shows zero even after i gave it a value above
                    sum=sum+numarr[k];
                }
                System.out.println(sum);
                break;
            }
    }
  }
}

Here is the output:
Enter a number:
12
numarr[0]: 12
Enter a number:
13
numarr[1]: 13
Enter a number:
14
numarr[2]: 14
Enter a number:
-999
numarr[3]: -999
numarr[0]: 0
numarr[1]: 0
numarr[2]: 0
0

A: Here:
for(i=0,n=1;i<n;i++,n++){
    int numarr[]=new int[n];

Creates a completely new array each time you re-enter that loop!
Instead, you should go for something like this:

*

*ask the user how many numbers he wants to enter (say n)

*create an appropriately sized array with n slots

*iterate those n slots and ask the user for input

*store the input, compute sum on the way

*print sum and maybe iterate the array again to print numbers

If you have to support a variable number of entries - create an array with say 1000 empty slots upfront. Once.
Beyond that: separate concerns. There is no point in putting the second loop into the first one. Instead: have one loop collecting input; and a second disjunct loop for your output. Your solution is much more complicated than it ought to be.
As the OP asks to really grow the array, the solution looks a bit different:

*

*start with an initial array, maybe size 10

*whenever the user adds a new number: check if it there is still a free slot in the array. If not: a) create a new bigger array b) copy all entries into the new array c) continue working with the new array


Samsung is upping the ante by launching its own virtual assistant to compete with the likes of Siri, the Google Assistant, and the Amazon Alexa. Samsung Bixby will be one of the many features of the Korean tech giant's much anticipated Galaxy S8 flagship smartphone.
What to expect from virtual assistant Samsung Bixby. Samsung announced that their own virtual assistant was in the works back in 2016 at the TechCrunch Disrupt. This was after the Korean tech giant purchased Viv, the company behind the development of Siri from Apple, a month earlier.
Samsung has confirmed that their work has paid off in the form of . The virtual assistant is said to be also available on other devices and not only the company's smartphones.
The same month that it announced that it was working on its own virtual assistant, Samsung filed for a trademark in the company's home country seeking protection of the Bixby name. The application filed explained that the name would be for personal information management software, mobile and PC apps with voice recognition, and for mobile phone software that allows hands-free use.
Confirmed via a blog post, Samsung said that Bixby is designed to make it easier to interact with devices. It added that its design helps avoid the complexity of fully-featured devices.
Bixby will make its debut on the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S8 this March 29. Although featured on a smartphone, it will be able to run across a wide range of other devices from the Korean tech giant.
The Galaxy S8 smartphone and the Bixby virtual assistant is expected to Samsung after the mishap involving its Galaxy Note 7 phablet. The Note 7 for battery issues that resulted to the smartphone blowing up and causing serious physical damage to both owners and surroundings alike.