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Grand Welcome For PV Sindhu At Hyderabad
ItimesUpdated on Aug 22, 2016, 12:15 IST
It's a big day for PV Sindhu and Hyderabad as the star athlete has returned to her home city with a silver medal in hand.
Puella Gopichand and PV Sindhu received a grand welcome right outside the airport, all the way to their home. A jubiliant Gopichand was right next to PV Sindhu during the victory parade.
In the past, India has witnessed cricketers receive nation's glory, but seeing a badminton player receive such accolades should really make us proud today.
Here's to many more medals for India, not just in cricket, but in other sports as well.


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Prison ships, Gallifreyan technology, Gallifreyan artefacts,
Cult of Skaro
Dimensionally transcendental technology
Stolen technology
Battle of Canary Wharf
Genesis Ark
Prison ship
Gallifrey
TV: Army of Ghosts / Doomsday
The Genesis Ark was the Dalek name for a Time Lord prison ship from the Last Great Time War.
Slightly larger and similar in shape and colour to a bronze Dalek casing, the Ark was dimensionally transcendental and contained millions of bronze Daleks. The Ark also sported a set of hemispherical controls which the Daleks' suction cups could interact with, though they remained unable to open it themselves. Like the Daleks' themselves, the Genesis Ark was impervious to human bullets as well as the firepower of the Cybermen from Pete's World. (TV: Doomsday)
During the Last Great Time War, the Time Lords used the Genesis Ark to imprison millions of bronze Daleks. The Doctor, who fought in the war, remained unaware of this. As the Tenth Doctor later reflected, both sides had secrets.
The Cult of Skaro took the Genesis Ark and escaped the war in a Void Ship, intending to use it to re-establish the Dalek Empire after they returned to the universe in 2007. However, though the Daleks could bring the Ark to its final stage of awakening, it could only be opened by the touch of a time traveller which was a safeguard to stop the Daleks from liberating their fellows from the prison ship.
The Daleks would have blown up the Sun to force the Ark open, but first they attempted to coerce Rose Tyler to open it. During a firefight with the Cybermen, Mickey Smith accidentally laid his hand on the Ark, priming it. As the Ark required 30 square miles for activation, the Daleks escorted it out of Torchwood Tower and into the sky. High above Canary Wharf in London, the Ark opened and the Daleks within began pouring out.
When the Doctor reopened the breach to the Void, the Genesis Ark was sucked back through along with the Daleks and Cybermen, as they were all saturated with "Void stuff". (TV: Doomsday) Barring a portion of Cybermen, all those within the Void were eventually wiped out as a result of the reality bomb. (TV: The Next Doctor)
The Genesis Ark appeared in LEGO Dimensions. It could be found the the Black Archive during The Dalek Extermination of Earth.
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Wilson Hermosa González (1 June 1943 – 12 February 2008) was a Bolivian musician and composer, born near Capinota, in the department of Cochabamba.

Along with his brothers Castel and Gonzalo, and Edgar Villarroel, on 23 June 1971 he founded the Los Kjarkas musical group, which subsequently enjoyed both national and international fame.

Wilson Hermosa's speciality were string instruments, in particular the charango.

He died on 12 February 2008 in Cochabamba after suffering a stroke.

External links
Website of Los Kjarkas
Muere el fundador del emblemático grupo de música andina "Los Kjarkas" (Los Tiempos)

1944 births
2008 deaths
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Following on the heels of similar work for the Pocket PC, here is an extraction of all the ratings from freewarepalm.com, sorted by popularity. Programs with the most ratings are at the top; programs with the least ratings, at the bottom. This gives an excellent view of which freeware programs are highly regarded in the Palm community.
Why this work was necessary: FreewarePalm contains a goldmine of ratings of Palm freeware. But it does not provide a way to sort the programs by rating. That is why I extracted the ratings and sorted them.
posted by Jonathan at 12/22/2004 09:04:00 p.m.
Great job. I would rather refer to your list than have to plow thru the 000s of lists in freeware palm. I just recently upgraded to a tungsten 3 and will use this list to pick up some cool apps. Thanks.
By Anonymous, at 12/23/2004 2:33 p.m.
Starad - My pleasure! Enjoy!
By Jonathan, at 12/23/2004 2:37 p.m.
Thanks for taking the time to do this--it makes browsing the listings so much less time consuming and more fulfilling. I was actually considering doing the same as you. I'm glad that I found this before I took the time to do so!
But... Does it have to be in a single page? It would render much faster if it were spread across multiple ones.
By Ben, at 1/04/2005 11:03 a.m.
By Jonathan, at 1/04/2005 11:10 a.m.
Awesome work, multiple pages, even a way to select how many to display would help slower connectiosn, but otherwise, fantastic idea, and something freewarepalm.com should have done long ago.
By Chris, Tungsten|E Guy, at 9/30/2005 1:44 p.m.
Hi Chris - Glad you found it useful!
By Jonathan, at 9/30/2005 10:23 p.m.


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Champaign Police "2014 Officer of the Year" Charged with Sexual Assault
A Champaign police officer was charged and arraigned in Champaign County on charges of aggravated criminal sexual assault, criminal sexual assault, and aggravated domestic battery, according to a news report. The suspect, Jerad Gale, is alleged to have anally penetrated a 23-year-old woman and tried to strangle her by covering her nose and mouth and pressing her head into a pillow. The woman was Gale's former girlfriend, a University of Illinois student, who went to UI police on May 5 to inform them about an alleged assault by Gale that happened on November 9, 2013. According to the Champaign county prosecutor in charge, the woman had been in a relationship with Gale from November 2012 to November 2013.
Another woman came forward with allegations against Gale in Piatt County. The woman dated Gale between 2008 and 2012 and lived with him in Monticello where Gale worked as a police officer for three years. Gale was charged and arraigned on two felony counts of criminal sexual assault.
Sexual Assault in Illinois
In order to be convicted of criminal sexual assault in Illinois, prosecutors must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that an individual committed an act of sexual penetration and:
Used force or threat of force;
The victim was unable to understand the nature of the act or was unable to give knowing consent;
The victim was a family member under 18 years old; or
The individual was 17 years of age or older and holds a position of authority, trust, or supervision over the victim who is between 13 and 17 years old.
For a first conviction, the crime is a Class 1 felony and carries a mandatory prison term of four to fifteen years. For a second conviction, it is considered a Class X felony and carries between six to thirty years of imprisonment. Subsequent convictions can result between thirty to sixty years or life imprisonment.
Criminal sexual assault becomes aggravated if it involves the following aggravating factors:
dangerous weapon;
bodily harm;
threatening the life of the victim or another;
commission of another felony;
the victim is sixty years old or older;
the victim is physically disabled;
the accused delivered any controlled substance to the victim;
the accused was armed with a firearm or discharged a firearm; or
The accused discharged a firearm during the offense that caused great bodily harm or death to another person.
Additionally, aggravated criminal sexual assault occurs when an individual commits an act of sexual penetration and:
the victim is eight years old or under and the accused is under seventeen years old.
the victim is between nine through 12 years of age and force or threat of force is involved, and the accused is under seventeen years of age; or
the victim is severely or profoundly mentally disabled.
Aggravated criminal sexual assault is a Class X felony and, for first convictions, carries between six and thirty years of mandatory imprisonment with possible extended terms of ten, fifteen, twenty, twenty-five years, or a natural life term. For second or subsequent convictions, the mandatory prison term is for the accused's natural life.
Here, Gale is accused of having caused bodily harm to one of the victims during the act of penetration as he allegedly tried to strangle her and pressed her head into a pillow. This may be considered as an aggravating factor, unless Gale can successfully prove consent as a defense.
Chicago Sexual Assault Defense Attorney
If you or a loved one has been arrested on suspicion of criminal sexual assault, contact Chicago criminal defense attorney David L. Freidberg. With more than 17 years' experience as a Chicago defense attorney, David L. Freidberg has built a reputation as an aggressive defense attorney who will explore all avenues of possible defense against a charge of criminal sexual assault. Contact our Chicago, Skokie or DuPage County office 24/7 at 312-560-7100 to schedule a free initial consultation.
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Maupheen: "I just want to make the world dance."
Since that's pretty much all, Maupheen, had to say about himself and his music, I figured I'd add some copy to this post. Helping people get exposure is what I do here at Bodybyloud! I decided to add some music from Nigeria, in the form of a playlist by havokk101. Connecting the world through music is something we are also doing. Take the time the explore what the rest of the world has to offer musically. Check out the artist on the playlist below and repost in the comments section the tracks you feel deserve extra attention. This is what Music Elevation is all about.


Nicaragua Cichlids like to be kept in groups, so they need a large tank with a lot of hiding places made out of wood or rock. They prefer very fine gravel or sand substrate for digging, and can be housed with hardy plants. Nicaragua cichlids are fairly easy to care for, but with their large size and occasional territorial nature they may not make such a great choice for the beginner.
Ominvore; Will accept a variety of foods including flakes and pellets. Diet should be supplemented with live, fresh or frozen foods.
Breeding can be difficult, as it is sometimes hard to find a compatible pair. Eggs are laid in a large pit in the substrate, usually dug under a rock or in a cave. Eggs hatch in 3 days and are closely guarded and reared by both parents.
Relatively peaceful for a Central American cichlid of this size, but is still territorial and obviously grows quite large. Best kept as a mated pair. If you want to keep any other cichlids in the tank, you will probably need one at least 6 feet in length. Do not combine it with any super aggressive species. Other possible tankmates can include larger barbs and characins, catfish and Loricariids.
A great alternative to more aggressive large new world cichlids, popular because of their stunning colours and nice disposition. They make a wonderful species tank in a large group. This is the only SA/CA cichlid that does not have adhesive eggs. As stated in the breeding section, this fish lays their eggs in a pit or deep crevice of a rock.


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Director of Continuing and Professional Education - Center for Continuing and Professional Education
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Suffolk University, a prominent private institution situated in the heart of downtown Boston, seeks a creative, intellectually curious, entrepreneurial and transformational leader for the position of Director of Continuing and Professional Education. The Suffolk 2025 strategic plan calls for an expansion of the existing Center for Executive Education to incorporate a broader portfolio of topics, credentialing mechanisms, and learners. Over the course of the 2020/2021 academic year, the Director will be tasked with developing a strategy to bring this plan to life and hiring a team to support that plan. It is an exciting time to join the Suffolk community and to shape the mission of the expanding Center for Continuing and Professional Education.
This individual will lead strategic and operational efforts for the Center for Continuing and Professional Education (CCPE). Formerly the Center for Executive Education the CCPE is expanding its scope to include a broader profile of offerings and enrollees. In conjunction with the Associate Provost, the Director will be responsible for setting the strategic priorities for the Center, and will use that strategy to inform their first round of job descriptions and new hires. They will be charged with building the reputation of the Center in the Boston area, ensuring the Center's profitability, and establishing a strong curricular foundation from which to expand the Center's offerings in the future.
Primary/Principal Responsibilities:
Supervises the team responsible for the operational success of the CCPE. As part of initial strategic conversations, identifies the nature and scope of the roles of the team. Crafts appropriate job descriptions and leads efforts to fill the positions in a timely manner.
Provides guidance and leadership to staff, including training, staff evaluation (includes merit consideration), professional development, and related personnel matters.
Proposes short- and long-range operating plans, including budgets, programs and services, personnel, technology/other equipment, and space.
Manages the curricular offerings and enrollment efforts of the CCPE
Coordinates with deans and department heads across all colleges at Suffolk to ensure the CCPE curriculum is meeting university goals and leveraging the strengths of Suffolk faculty
Expands enrollment in continuing and professional education offerings by directing strategic outreach to companies, organizations, and populations.
Continue the existing corporate education partnerships where beneficial, and increase corporate partners where possible. In addition, explore and move forward with offerings for individual enrollees who are looking to upskill or gain mastery in new areas.
Defines, implements and revises a strategic plan for the newly expanded CCPE
Develops and implements a project management system and protocol for the Center, to ensure that day-to-day and long-term projects are documented, resourced, and assessed. Structures the architecture of the project management system to indicate how all of the Center's efforts support the strategic plan.
Aligns the Center's strategy with the Suffolk 2025 Strategic Plan
Requirements/Qualifications:
Master's degree and 5-8 years of experience in education, personnel development, or a related field
Excellent leadership and organizational abilities, with demonstrated success in leading a team of professionals
Experience in developing business strategy and making data-driven decisions
Working knowledge of customer relationship management (CRM) packages and project management software
Proven knowledge of performance evaluation metrics in a business setting
Excellent interpersonal, written and oral communication skills
Suffolk University is an affirmative action, equal opportunity employer. The University is dedicated to the goal of building a diverse and inclusive faculty and staff that reflect the broad range of human experience who contribute to the robust exchange of ideas on campus, and who are committed to teaching and working in a diverse environment. We strongly encourage applications from groups historically marginalized or underrepresented because of race/color, gender, religious creed, disability, national origin, veteran status or LGBTQ status. Suffolk University is especially interested in candidates who, through their training, service and experience, will contribute to the diversity and excellence of the University community.
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Home » Local » The good, the bad and the ugly effects of dwindling oil prices on Jordan
The good, the bad and the ugly effects of dwindling oil prices on Jordan
By Omar Obeidat , Dana Al Emam - Dec 14,2015 - Last updated at Dec 15,2015
Falling oil prices are good news in the short run, but might have negative effects if the downtrend continues (Photo by Hassan Tamimi)
AMMAN – Crashing oil prices to levels last seen during the global financial crisis are likely to have a good, bad and even ugly impact on Jordan's economy, economists and energy experts told The Jordan Times Monday.
The experts said the plunging oil price, which reached $35 a barrel Monday, is good news for Jordanian consumers and some businesses, however if prices remain low in the coming few years, this may bring a significant downside for the Kingdom's economy.
Former energy minister, Malek Kabariti, said falling oil prices are good for Jordan's economy as a whole, as they mean a slimmer energy bill, the heaviest burden on the economy.
The cost of energy incurred by the Kingdom, which imports nearly 96 per cent of its energy needs, declined during the first three quarters of this year by nearly a half to JD1.7 billion from JD3.3 billion in the same period of 2014, the Department of Statistics has announced recently.
The government is still subsidising electricity and the fall in crude oil would save the treasury millions of dinars in reduced subsidy costs, the former minister said, adding that the production power generation cost of the heavily indebted National Electric Power Company (NEPCO), a state-owned entity, has dropped sharply over the past months.
NEPCO debts are estimated at JD5 billion due to losses the company encountered over the past five years, blamed mainly on the disruption of gas supplies from Egypt.
Economist Mufleh Akel said Jordanian consumers are the biggest beneficiaries from the drop in oil prices.
"Consumers are very happy to see oil prices hit low levels due to the decreasing spending on energy purchases," he said.
Akel said cheap oil prices are also a relief for the producers and industrialists who rely on fuel in their production, adding that lower production costs would enable Jordanian producers to better compete in the domestic and regional markets.
Economic analyst and columnist at Al Rai daily Issam Qadamani echoed the views of the Kabariti and Akel, noting in addition to decreasing Jordan's energy bill and reducing the trade balance deficit, lower oil prices allow families to use the difference in prices of fuel products for other purchases or for saving.
Crashing oil prices may be bad news for the government's domestic revenues as fuel products carry a tax rate of nearly 40 per cent, the experts noted.
State revenues from fuel products dropped by JD150 million this year, Minister of State for Media Affairs and Communications and Government Spokesperson Mohammad Momani said last month when the government revealed its spending bill for next year.
To offset the drop in revenues, experts made a number of suggestions.
Akel said instead of imposing a tax rate on fuel products, the government can charge a fixed amount per unit of fuel to make up for the drop in revenues.
Qadamani urged the government to encourage investments in industrial and commercial projects that can create jobs to further boost economic productivity and thus enhance the Treasury's income.
Akel also indicated that the economic growth target for next year, put at 3.7 per cent, may not be achieved due to shocks from low oil prices that could affect government revenues and may affect remittances of Jordanian expatriates.
The worst scenario of plummeting oil prices on Jordan is the possible impact of side effects on expatriates and remittances, the experts said.
Akel said that Saudi Arabia, the world's largest oil producer and exporter, could see financing strains due to lower revenues if the downtrend in oil prices continues for the coming two to three years.
He explained that the construction sector in the Gulf kingdom is likely to witness a severe slowdown because the government might get pushed to suspend some projects there.
There is a considerable number of Jordanian professionals, particularly engineers, who work in private construction companies in Saudi Arabia, he said, adding that construction firms in the neighbouring Kingdom may lay off some of their employees or cut their salaries.
Jordanian companies doing business with or in Saudi Arabia are likely to feel the pressure the Gulf state is facing due to dwindling oil prices, the economist said.
Official figures estimate the number of Jordanians in Saudi Arabia at around 300,000, mostly professionals and skilled labourers. Nearly 200,000 Jordanians are based in the United Arab Emirates, another major world oil exporter.
Falling oil prices may have a toll on expats' remittances, the pundit said.
Remittances reached over $3.66 billion (JD2.6 billion) last year, or 10 per cent of Jordan's gross domestic product, according to official data.
Oil and energy expert Mazen Irsheid said that such an effect on Saudi Arabia and other Gulf countries can be seen if the current low oil prices stay the same or further drop for four to six years to come, a matter he said is "unlikely".
He said the Saudi sovereign wealth fund contains $700 billion, $75 billion of which was spent since June this year, kicking off a depletion process of Saudi reserves.
Irsheid cited International Monetary Fund expectations for the funds reserves to run out completely in five years' time in light of current spending patterns.
Oil is the source of over 90 per cent of Saudi Arabia's income, he said, expecting layoffs of guest workers, including Jordanians, to occur in three years if oil prices remain around $40 a barrel.
Kabariti called on decision makers not to repeat the same mistakes when oil prices fall by ignoring strategic projects that can make Jordan an energy independent country.
"We should continue to focus on renewable energy because it is the future of Jordan and it is the way to success," the former minister said, indicating that Jordan is now a regional leader in terms of adopting environment-friendly energy schemes.
Drop in oil prices blamed for lower sales tax revenues
AMMAN — Analysts on Thursday attributed the decline in sales tax revenues the government collected during the first 11 months of last year t
Slumping oil prices save Jordan millions, 'but not for long'
Energy poor Jordan could see an economic boost from declining oil prices, even if the slide continues for the short term only, experts say.
Plunging oil prices not good news for Jordan in medium run — WB
Jordan is the third largest recipient of remittances in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) from Gulf states, according to World Bank report, which warned that falling oil prices could slow cash inflows in the medium term.


Casual or formal, this high-quality runner is sure to compliment any dining event. This elegant woven table runner is ideal for daily dining to Holiday dinners (and everything in between). The delicate silver stripes look especially glamourous by candlelight!


One of nature's most beautiful gemstones, the Paraiba Tourmaline, captures the color of the Mediterranean Sea with its unique neon blue color. Paraiba displays an "electric glow" which is attributed to the small amounts of copper that Mother Nature kissed into each crystal.
Paraiba was first discovered in the state of Paraiba, Brazil in 1989. The same copper containing material was found in Nigeria and Mozambique, Africa, but never in abundance. The mines in Brazil were completely shut down over 10 years ago, and the African sources have not turned up any recent stones, thus making a good quality Paraiba one of the rarest gems on earth.


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SGCSC Seed Grant 2017
In June 2017, a seed grant call was launched to invite proposals from consortium members for proof-of-concepts of new cybersecurity technologies and innovative ideas. Six projects were awarded based on their technical merits and potential for commercialisation.
An Integrated Safety-Security Approach for Engineering Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) Traffic Management Solutions
This project aims to develop an integrated safety-security approach for Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) traffic management (UTM) systems, through a safety-security co-analysis and risk assessment framework. It will establish best-practice and safety-and-security-by-design guidelines for this approach.
This project is a collaboration between Advanced Digital Sciences Center, a Singapore-based research centre that is an affiliate of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Singapore-based company Nova Systems & Engineering, Canada's Critical System Labs Inc, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, and Singapore-based company NSHC Pte Ltd.
Identification of IoT Devices behind NAT while Ensuring the Preservation of Data Privacy
This project aims to develop a method to passively map out Internet of Things (IoT) devices in users' premises while preserving privacy. This will help build a security layer between IoT devices and telecommunications infrastructure to monitor and detect potentially malicious traffic.
This project is a collaboration between Singapore-based company Custodio Technologies Pte Ltd, Singapore University of Technology and Design, and StarHub.
Learning to Detect Anomalies in Cyber-Physical Systems with Generative Adversarial Networks on Networked Sensor Time Series Data
This project aims to develop a machine learning approach using generative adversarial networks. It will simultaneously train a deep learning network to model normal behaviour in a cyber-physical system, while also detect anomalies due to cyber attacks in the networked sensor time series. It will be evaluated using a realistic complex cyber-physical system dataset from the Secure Water Treatment Testbed.
This project is a collaboration between Singapore-based company ST Electronics (Info-Security) and the National University of Singapore.
Mobile (iOS) Security Study for Cyber-Attack Prevention
This project aims to build an assessment framework for iOS malware, which is less studied than Android malware. The framework aggregates iOS malware into a database and performs a suite of analysis and classification techniques to derive a risk score, and hence recommend actions to fix or mitigate the malware impact.
This project is a collaboration between PayPal and Nanyang Technological University.
No More Snake Oil - Objective Evaluation Environment for Security Technologies
This project aims to develop a proof-of-concept testing environment for security technologies, which could also serve as a demonstration platform for solution developers. It will include simulation of various network-based attack scenarios and techniques, and an automatic scoring or measurement framework. It will be validated through applications on Singapore-based start-up InsiderSecurity's technologies.
This project is a collaboration between Singapore-based start-up InsiderSecurity, the National Cybersecurity R&D Laboratory, and the National University of Singapore.
Secure Dataset Sharing for Remote Artificial Intelligence Innovations on Clinical Data
This project aims to develop a platform for secure sharing and consumption of research data, with automatic data sensitisation, centralised access control, cryptographic key exchange, and a client application to execute user codes on the data. It will be built on Singapore-based start-up Cloak's existing platform and tested with clinical data from the Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR) Bioinformatics Institute's partner hospitals.
This project is a collaboration between Singapore-based start-up Cloak Pte Ltd and A*STAR Bioinformatics Institute.
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Ryuichi Sakamoto Will Get Lifetime Achievement Honor at World Soundtrack Awards
May 4, 2016 Jim Allen Leave a Comment
The work Ryuichi Sakamoto has done in soundtracks since the '80s seems like enough for several lifetimes, so it's only natural that he should be honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award at this year's World Soundtrack Awards in Ghent, Belgium, which take place October 19-20. The most recent highlight in Sakamoto's soundtrack career has been the music for The Revenant, but his CV goes all the way back to his 1983 work on Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence, starring David Bowie (in which Sakamoto also appeared as an actor). Over the years, Sakamoto has crafted idiosyncratic soundscapes for everything from Bertolucci's The Last Emperor to Almodovar's High Heels.
Most crucially, Sakamoto's work has deftly blended orchestral and electronic instrumentation, creating a highly original amalgam that made his music stand out no matter what the context. And of course, he's also had a long, rich career as a performer and composer, reaching all the way back to his days with pioneering Japanese synth-pop outfit Yellow Magic Orchestra. At the World Soundtrack Awards, a selection of Sakamoto soundtrack music will be played by the Brussels Philharmonic conducted by Dirk Brossé. The WSA is also crowdfunding an album featuring the best of Sakamoto's soundtrack work as realized by Brossé and the Philharmonic, so you can become a part of the process of honoring this gifted composer.
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Q: Automatically minify JavaScript files at the time of Publishing website in Visual Studio 2010 or 2012? Is there any way in VS 2010 or 2012 to minify JavaScript files at the time of Publishing?
I want automatically minified js files. Any good example for compression?
Please note that I am not using MVC.

A: Use MVC 4. It bundles multiple scripts and minifies them.

A: You can take a look at bundling and minification if you are using ASP.NET 4.5.

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