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Q: Docker throwing "{binary} not found" error I have a very simple Go app that I'm trying to Dockerize.
package main

import (
    "fmt"
    "net/http"
    "time"
)

func main() {
    http.HandleFunc("/", date)
    http.HandleFunc("/health", healthCheck)
    http.ListenAndServe(":8080", nil)
}

func healthCheck(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request){
    fmt.Fprintf(w, "I'm alive!")
}

func date(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {
    now := time.Now()
    fmt.Fprintf(w, now.Format("2006-01-02 15:04:05"))
}

My Dockerfile:
FROM golang:1.14.6

RUN mkdir /app
COPY date.go /app
WORKDIR /app

RUN go build date.go

RUN groupadd -g 999 appuser && \
    useradd -r -u 999 -g appuser appuser
USER appuser

EXPOSE 8080
CMD ['/app/date']

However, when I use docker run to run the app, I get the following error:
/bin/sh: 1: [/app/date]: not found

I've commented out the CMD ['/app/date'] line and rebuilt the image, and then was able to exec into it by running
docker run -dit goapp
docker exec -ti [containerid] /bin/bash

This takes me into the /app folder where I do see the date file.  And I am able to run /app/date without any issues.  I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong.

A: The CMD is interpreted as JSON, so you need to change the single quotes to double quotes.
CMD ["/app/date"]

This is specified in the Dockerfile documentation:

The exec form is parsed as a JSON array, which means that you must use double-quotes (") around words not single-quotes (').

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Annie O'Malley, GSBLC '24 and vice president of FFP, created her tube top made from her mother's old receipts. (ALICE MORENO)
"We wanted to give students a chance to show off their own creativity and making their own outfit, while also promoting sustainability in a fun way," Morefield said.
Perez emphasized the important role that Morefield played in the creation of the event, saying that she is a "great leader and without her, none of it would have been possible."
I walked around the glass atrium that was completely covered with snowflakes and witnessed a tube top covered in receipts. This caught the eyes of many guests because of the creativity behind it. The tube top in question was created and worn by Annie O'Malley, GSBLC '24, the vice president of FFP.
Attendees were asked to put together outfits made of recyclable materials for the event. (ALICE MORENO)
"I was kind of struggling with what to wear. And I asked my mom for advice, and she had a whole bag of old receipts from last year's Christmas," O'Malley said. "So I took those back with me to school, and I took an old tube top that I had shoved away because I wanted to get rid of it."
After dancing for a while to early-2000s hits, the Environmental Club president, Kenneth Tang, GSBLC '24, walked in amazed at the level of sustainability and partying within the atrium. He joined the dancing and took videos of the event for the social media page for the Environmental Club.
"We wanted to find a way to upcycle old clothing and throw a dance that can be a formal gala off of it with food and a photo backdrop," Tang said. "This is a collab between Environmental Club and FFP because it relates to both of our clubs' missions."
As I mingled around the gala, I witnessed a very creative and sustainable clothing piece. I moved closer and realized it was a corset made out of recycled packaging and yarn. The cherry on top was the heart shaped sticker in the middle of the corset. The brains behind the corset was none other than Marie Atendido, FCLC '24 and vice president of the Environmental Club.
Snowflakes made out of newspapers decorated the glass atrium with silver balloons filling the room. (ALICE MORENO)
"I just took a package that I got from the mail — like Amazon or something — and this is the inside of it, and I kind of just cut it into a rectangle, put holes in it and put a piece of yarn in the back. And then I put a little sticker, a little heart on it," Atendido said.
Atendido emphasized that she thought both clubs did a wonderful job with the event and was very happy with the turnout. She added that she was very happy with how people followed the dress code.
"I loved what everyone did to diy something for the gala," Atendido said. "All our members are so creative."
An hour into the gala, seniors from the senior toast noticed the lights and began flocking to the gala to partake in the festivities. As the night went on, the gala grew, and many took to the dance floor. Several students started mosh pits and encouraged more students to join. Seniors began to conduct photoshoots with the backdrop to commemorate the night.
The night ended with hits from Miley Cyrus and many took the silver balloons–meant as decoration–home with them. This gala is not the only event that FFP has in store. There are more events to come for Fordham Lincoln Center students, such as a drag ball for next semester.
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Dr Anastasia Veneti is a Principal Academic in Marketing Communications at the Faculty of Media and Communication, at Bournemouth University. Her background is in Political Science and Communication Studies. She holds a BA (Hons) in Politics with Economics (Goldsmiths College, University of London), an MA in Communication Policy Studies (City University), a Higher Diploma in Public Relations (London PR), and a PhD in Political Advertising (University of Athens). She is the winner of the Best Paper prize and the Best Paper in the Critical Marketing Track by the Academy of Marketing for her co-authored research on the use of visual branding techniques by the 2014 Hong Kong Umbrella Movement. Her research focuses in the area of politics and media. Before joining Bournemouth University, she has worked as academic staff at other educational institutions in the UK (University of Leicester) and in Greece. Her working experience includes work as a market research analyst for renowned Greek market research companies (Kappa Research, MRB S.A., QED Hellas, aboutpeople), as a communication consultant in various political campaigns, NGOs, and the Hellenic Parliament... Dr Veneti is a Higher Education Academy (HEA) Fellow. Her work has featured in national and international print and broadcast media outlets (Kathimerini, Efimerida ton Sidachton; Epochi; the Greek PSB ERT; New York Times).
Anastasia's research lays at the intersection of media and politics. She has conducted research on political communication including political advertising, political campaigns, the use of SNS and digital applications (Twitter and selfies) by politicians and political parties. Her research also includes projects on protests and social movements. Her most recent work in this area involves the examination of the media framing of protests and social movements from the Indignados to the Hong Kong Umbrella movement, as well as the exploration of the broader relationship between protesters and activists and the different forms of art that are used as outlets for political expression. Anastasia's research has a strong focus on the visual aspects of political communication. Her most recent work examines the production, publication and circulation of protest imagery drawing on empirical data from in depth interviews with photojournalists. Anastasia is the co-editor of 'The Emerald Handbook of Digital Media in Greece: Journalism and Political Communication in Times of Crisis' (Emerald, 2020), the 'Visual Political Communication' (Palgrave, 2019), and author of the 'Political Advertisement and Behaviour: Information or manipulation of the citizen' (Nisos, 2009). She has published in various edited volumes and academic journals such as Journalism; Social Media & Society; Visual Communication.
Anastasias welcomes applications from PhD students interested in the following areas:
• Social movements, political activism and media technologies • Social movements, activists and the use of art • Media framing of political issues and protests • Photojournalism and protest • Political communication and digital media • Other topics in Political communication.
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Farkas, X., Jackson, D., Baranowski, P., Bene, M., Russmann, U. and Veneti, A., 2022. Strikingly similar: Comparing visual political communication of populist and non-populist parties across 28 countries. European Journal of Communication.
Veneti, A., 2022. Book review: The Political Portrait: Leadership, Image and Power. Visual Communication.
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Veneti, A., 2021. The Political Portrait: Leadership, Image and Power. VISUAL COMMUNICATION.
Patsiaouras, G., Veneti, A. and Green, W., 2021. The Hong Kong Umbrella Movement as a non-profit organization: An empirical study on the use of visual branding practices for social change. Journal of Philanthropy and Marketing.
Ozgul, B.A. and Veneti, A., 2021. The Different Organizational Structures of Alternative Media: Through the Perspective of Alternative Media Journalists in Turkey and Greece. DIGITAL JOURNALISM.
Veneti, A., Lilleker, D.G. and Jackson, D., 2021. Between analogue and digital: A critical exploration of strategic social media use in Greek election campaigns. Journal of Information Technology and Politics.
Theofilou, A., Supa, D., Veneti, A. and Fitch, K., 2020. Introduction for CCIJ History of Public Relations special issue. Corporate Communications: an international journal.
Theofilou, A., Supa, D.W., Fitch, K. and Veneti, A., 2020. Guest editorial. Corporate Communications, 25 (4), 573-576.
Veneti, A. and Beaunier, J., 2020. Social media and political participation among British youth. Journal of Promotional Communications, 8 (1), 41-59.
Veneti, A., Lilleker, D.G. and Reilly, P., 2020. Photographing the 'battlefield': The role of ideology in photojournalist practices during the anti-austerity protests in Greece. Journalism, 21 (6), 855-872.
Veneti, A., Karadimitriou, A. and Patsiaouras, G., 2019. From autographs to fan-celebrity selfies: A new media genre in the evolving participatory media culture. Media@LSE Working Paper Series.
Poulakidakos, S., Veneti, A. and Fangonikolopoulos, C., 2018. Post-truth, propaganda and the transformation of the spiral of silence. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MEDIA & CULTURAL POLITICS, 14 (3), 367-382.
Duggan, A. and Veneti, A., 2018. Branding the President: An Investigation into the Manipulative Tactics Embedded Within a Candidate's Brand Identity. Journal of Promotional Communications, 6 (1), 1-23.
Patsiaouras, G., Veneti, A. and Green, W., 2018. Marketing, art and voices of dissent: Promotional methods of protest art by the 2014 Hong Kong's Umbrella Movement. MARKETING THEORY, 18 (1), 75-100.
Veneti, A., 2017. Aesthetics of protest: an examination of the photojournalistic approach to protest imagery. VISUAL COMMUNICATION, 16 (3), 279-298.
Rovisco, M. and Veneti, A., 2017. Picturing protest: visuality, visibility and the public sphere. Visual Communication, 16 (3), 271-277.
Veneti, A., Karadimitriou, A. and Poulakidakos, S., 2016. Media Ecology and the Politics of Dissent: Representations of the Hong Kong Protests in The Guardian and China Daily. SOCIAL MEDIA + SOCIETY, 2 (3).
Poulakidakos, S. and Veneti, A., 2014. Examining propaganda techniques in the context of the Greek economic crisis. Romanian Journal of Sociology, 1 (2).
Veneti, A. and Karadimitriou, A., 2013. Policy and Regulation in the Media Landscape: The Greek Paradigm Concentration of Media Ownership versus the Right to Information. Management Dynamics in the Knowledge Economy, 1 (3), 439-457.
Theologou, K. and Veneti, A., 2013. The multiple meanings of the critical news images depicted in the corpus of Le Monde Diplomatique. Comunicação & Cultura, 57-72.
Veneti, A., Poulakidakos, S. and Theologou, K., 2012. The Greek Indignants through the domestic TV news bulletins. Estudos em Comunicação (Communication Studies), 12, 107-134.
Theologou, K., Veneti, A. and Paraskevopoulou-Kollia, E., 2010. A Note on European Citizenship, Intercultural Education and New Technologies. Bulletin of Political Economy, 2 (4), 157-167.
Veneti, A. and Poulakidakos, S., 2009. The Rhetoric of Greek Political Advertisement. The Romanian Journal of Journalism & Communication, 5 (1), 27-38.
The Emerald Handbook of Digital Media in Greece: Journalism and Political Communication in Times of Crisis. Bingley: Emerald Publishing.
Veneti, A., Jackson, D. and Lilleker, D.G., 2019. Visual Political Communication. Palgrave Macmillan.
Politics, Protest, Emotion: Interdisciplinary Perspectives. A Book of Blogs. Sheffield: Information School.
Veneti, A., 2009. Political Advertisement and Behaviour: information or manipulation of the citizen?. Athens: Nisos Academic Publishing.
Veneti, A. and Lilleker, D., 2022. Proposing a Three-Dimensional Normative Model for Political Communication. In: Palau-Sampio, D., López García, G. and Iannelli, L., eds. Contemporary Politics, Communication, and the Impact on Democracy. IGI GLOBAL, 1-18.
Veneti, A., Reilly, P. and Lilleker, D., 2021. The importance of space in photojournalist accounts of the anti-austerity protests in Greece. In: James, M., Birks, J. and Berry, M., eds. Routledge Companion to Political Journalism. UK: Routledge.
Veneti, A., Reilly, P. and Lilleker, D., 2021. The importance of space in photojournalist accounts of the anti-austerity protests in Greece. In: Morrison, J., Birks, J. and Berry, M., eds. Routledge Companion to Political Journalism. UK: Routledge.
Lilleker, D.G., Jackson, D. and Veneti, A., 2021. The UK: The Post-Brexit, Ghost Election. Political Campaigning and Communication. 233-248.
Veneti, A. and Ioannidis, P., 2020. Visual Self-Presentation Strategies of Greek Political Leaders through their YouTube Political Advertisements for the 2019 EU Elections. In: Karatzogianni, A., ed. The Emerald Handbook of Digital Media in Greece: Journalism and Political Communication in Times of Crisis. Bingley: Emerald.
Veneti, A. and Poulakidakos, S., 2020. Video-activism and small-scale resistance: The Visual Rhetoric of YouTube Videos by the Greek Anarchist Group Rouvikonas. In: Crick, N., ed. The Rhetoric of Social Movements: Networks, Power, and New Media. London: Routledge.
Veneti, A., Poulakidakos, S. and Rovisco, M., 2020. The online communication strategies of a small-scale social movement: The case of the Greek 'Do Not Pay' social movement. In: Karatzogianni, A., Schandorf, M. and Ferra, I., eds. Protest Technologies and Media Revolutions: The Longue Durée. Bingley: Emerald.
Veneti, A., 2020. A semiotic analysis of the image of the Greek political leaders through the TV political spots during the 2019 General Elections. In: Ioannidis, P. and Tsaoussakis, E., eds. The first elections after the Memorandum. Athens, Greece: Papazisis, 103-110.
Veneti, A., 2020. Μια Σύντομη Σημειολογική Προσέγγιση της Σύνθεσης της Εικόνας των Πολιτικών Αρχηγών Μέσα από τις Πολιτικές Διαφημίσεις των Εθνικών Εκλογών 2019. In: Ιωαννίδης, Π. and Τσαουσάκης, Η., eds. 2019 Οι πρώτες εκλογές μετά το μνημόνιο. Η ακτινογραφία της ψήφου. Αθήνα: Παπαζήσης, 103-110.
Lilleker, D., Veneti, A. and Jackson, D., 2019. Introduction: Visual Political Communication. Visual Political Communication. London: Palgrave Macmillan.
Rovisco, M., Veneti, A. and Poulakidakos, S., 2018. Anti-austerity Protest and Democratic Vision: The struggle for a new politics – the case of the Greek 'Do Not Pay' social movement. In: Axford, B., Buhari-Gulmez, D. and Baris Gulmez, S., eds. Bridging Divides: Rethinking Ideology in the Age of Global Discontent. London: Routledge.
Veneti, A., Novelli, E., Rafter, K., Poulakidakos, S., Verissimo, I., Alvares, C. and Sammut, C., 2017. Representations of the economic crisis and austerity politics. In: Holtz-Bacha, C., ed. Political Advertising in the 2014 European Parliament Election. Palgrave McMillan.
Poulakidakos, S. and Veneti, A., 2016. Political Communication and Twitter in Greece: Jumps on the bandwagon or an enhancement of the political dialogue? In: Deželan, T. and Vobic, I., eds. (R)evolutionizing Political Communication through Social Media. USA: IGI Global, 119-146.
Veneti, A. and Karadimitriou, A., 2016. Political Selfies: Image Events in the New Media Field. In: Karatzogianni, A., Nguyen, D. and Serra, A., eds. The Digital Transformation of the Public Sphere: Conflict, Migration, Crisis, and Culture in Digital Networks. Palgrave McMillan.
Veneti, A., Karadimitriou, A. and Poulakidakos, S., 2014. A Postmodernist Reading of Greek Reality TV. In: Marinescu, V., Branea, S. and Mitu, B., eds. Contemporary Television Series: Narrative Structures and Audience Perception. UK: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 143-159.
Veneti, A., 2014. Virtual Campaigns. In: Harvey, K., ed. Encyclopedia of Social Media and Politics. London: Sage, 214-218.
Veneti, A., 2014. Berkman Center (Harvard). Encyclopedia of Social Media and Politics. London: Sage, 110-112.
Veneti, A., 2011. Elections, media and the minorities: A case study of the Greek pre-electoral television coverage of muslim minority candidates for the 2006 Prefectural elections and the 2007 Greek general elections. In: Milios, G. and Theologou, K., eds. Human & Social Sciences at the National Technical University. Fruitful Ramifications. Athens: NTUA Press, 277-323.
Veneti, A., 2004. The Political Culture of Modern Greece. In: Kodogiorgis, G., Lavdas, K., Mendrinou, M. and Chrisohoou, D., eds. 30 Years of Democracy. The Political System of the Third Greek Democracy, 1974-2004. Athens: Kritiki 2004, 119-132.
Veneti, A., Poulakidakos, S. and Karadimitriou, A., 2014. Operationalising Sen's Ideas on the Visual Representation of Social Movements by the Media. In: Human Development and Capability Association (HDCA) Annual Conference 2-5 September 2014 Athens.
Veneti, A., Poulakidakos, S., Karadimitriou, A. and Mitu, B., 2014. Representations of Protest on News Websites: The Paradigm of Greece, Romania, Italy and UK in Comparative Overview. In: Journalism in Transition: Crisis or Opportunity?, European Communication Research and Education Association 28 March-29 October 2014 Thessalonica.
Poulakidakos, S. and Veneti, A., 2012. Propaganda and the presentation of the Memorandum of Understanding in Greek electronic media. In: European Sociological Association's Research Network 18 18-20 October 2012 Bilbao.
Veneti, A. and Poulakidakos, S., 2012. Political discourse and the politics of fear: Do crises increase the fear factor in political discourse? In: 22nd World Congress of Political Science, IPSA 8-12 July 2012 Madrid.
Veneti, A. and Theologou, K., 2012. Public Sphere and Media: TV news staged narration and citizens perceptions. In: Public Sphere and Media: TV news staged narration and citizens perceptions 27-28 April 2012 Prague.
Veneti, A., Poulakidakos, S. and Theologou, K., 2011. Social Protests through the TV screen: The case of Greek indignados. In: Dubrovnik Media Days 18-19 November 2011 Dubrovnik.
Veneti, A., Jackson, D. and Lilleker, D., 2019. SOCIAL MEDIA USE IN POLITICAL COMMUNICATION IN GREECE. Centre for Politics and Media Research, BU.
Lilleker, D., Thorsen, E., Jackson, D. and Veneti, A., 2016. US Election Analysis 2016: Media, Voters and the Campaign. Bournemouth: Centre for the Study of Journalism, Culture and Community. Available from: http://www.electionanalysis2016.us/.
Karyotis, G., Exadaktylos, T., Chadjipadelis, T., Kiapidou, N., Lefkopoulou, N., Zartaloudis, S., Bizas, K., Poulakidakos, S. and Veneti, A., 2015. First thoughts on the 20 September 2015 election in Greece. Greek Politics Specialist Group. Available from: http://www.gpsg.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/GPSG-Pamphlet-5-September-2015.pdf.
Reilly, P., Veneti, A. and Lilleker, D., 2020. Violence against journalists is not new, but attacks on those covering #BlackLivesMatter protests is a bad sign for US press freedom. LSE US Centre. Available from: https://blogs.lse.ac.uk/usappblog/2020/06/12/violence-against-journalists-is-not-new-but-attacks-on-those-covering-blacklivesmatter-protests-is-a-bad-sign-for-us-press-freedom/.
Plios, G., Poulakidakos, S. and Veneti, A., 2012. Representations of terrorism in online media: a comparative examination of UK, Germany, Greece and Turkey. GPSG Working Papers. Available from: http://www.gpsg.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/Working_Paper_11.pdf.
Theologou, K. and Veneti, A., 2012. Affecting democratic processes by virtue of petty-minded political design. GPSG Pamphlet. Available from: http://www.gpsg.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/GPSG-Election-2012.pdf.
Theofilou, A., Veneti, A., Watson, T., Costello, J. and Musarskaya, M.. Proceedings of the International History of Public Relations 2017.
Richards, B., 2017. The psychology of protest. Sheffield, UK: Information School, University of Sheffield. Published online.
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Thomas Stoeckle, 2024. Motivation, metaphor and manipulation: the framing of public debates and the shaping of public responses through leaders' speeches during the evolving COVID-19 pandemic
Omowonuola Wosilat Okunnu. Religion, Gender and Politics in Nigeria
Hua Li. Democracy in the News: A Comparative Analysis of Newspapers Reporting in Hong Kong and mainland China from 2014 to 2018
Michael Sunderland. Exploring the key forces controlling media coverage of humanitarian crises in West and Central Africa
Thomas Stoeckle. Agenda setting in the age of social networking and fragmented media: hypermodern mediated political discourse in Germany and in the United Kingdom
Amy Tatum. Female political leadership
Omowonuola Wosilat Okunnu, 2024. A Comparative Study of the Interconnectedness of Religion and Politics in Northern and Southern Nigeria: The Role of Literacy Level
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Research Imagination
Final Project (Dissertation)
Digital Politics
New Political Communication
Applied PR Campaigns
Researching Politics
Persuasion and Influence
Political Communication and the use of social media in Greece (FMC QR, 13 Jul 2018). In Progress
External Responsibilities
Public Engagement & Outreach Activities
Emerald, Corporate Communications: an International Journal, Editor Special Issue (2020-)
Visual Communication- Sage Publications, Editor of special issue (2016-2017), http://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/1470357217704633; Picturing protest: visuality, visibility and the public sphere
Blog post at LSE US Centre https://blogs.lse.ac.uk/usappblog/2020/06/12/violence-against-journalists-is-not-new-but-attacks-on-those-covering-blacklivesmatter-protests-is-a-bad-sign-for-us-press-freedom/
Lilleker, D. Veneti, A. Jackson D (2019) Images matter: the power of the visual in political communication The Conversation https://theconversation.com/images-matter-the-power-of-the-visual-in-political-communication-122281
Greek workshop that took place on May 8 2019, "Discussing Euroelections 2019", at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens.he specific objective of the project is to promote the knowledge, the circulation and the access of the electoral materials produced by political parties in the 28 Member States and promote the debate on the contents and themes of the electoral campaign among target groups particularly those subject to abstention, such as young citizens and university students.
ECREA's Political Communication Section Interim Conference, EU elections 2014 and 2019 in Greece and Italy: From crisis to prosperity and from Euroscepticism to Pro-Europeanism?, 12 Sep 2019, Poznan, Poland
Future of Journalism Conference, Alternative voices: The organizational structure of alternative and activist media in Turkey and Greece, 12 Sep 2019, Cardiff
IAMCR Conference, Anarchism, Activism and Dissent: An examination of the discourse and visual rhetoric of the Greek anarchist group Rouvikonas, 07 Jul 2019, Madrid-Spain
52nd Academy of Marketing Conference, Tear gas, visual brands and opposition: an exploratory study on the use of visual branding techniques by the 2014 Hong Kong Umbrella Movement, 02 Jul 2019, Regent's University London
ECREA, The symbolic and physical(strategic) importance of space in photojournalism during the photographing of protests in Greece, 31 Oct 2018, Lugano
ICA, From autographs to fan-celebrity selfies: A new media genre in the evolving participatory media culture, 24 May 2018, Prague
European Consortium for Political Research (ECPR) Annual Conference, Photographing the 'Battlefield': A study of the relationships between photojournalists, police and protesters during the anti-austerity demonstrations in Greece, 06 Sep 2017, Oslo-Norway
European Sociological Association (ESA) Annual conference, The struggle for a new politics in a post-ideological world. The case of the 'We Do Not Pay'social movement in Greece, 29 Aug 2017, Athens-Greece
International Communication Association (ICA), Protest Aesthetics: The role of the photojournalist in protest imagery, 24 May 2017, San Diego, California
International Communication Association (ICA) Annual Conference, The selective portrayal of small-scale protests in Greece by mainstream newspapers, 09 Jun 2016, Fukuoka, Japan
ICA Annual Conference, The selective portrayal of small-scale protests in Greece by mainstream newspapers, 09 Jun 2016, Fukuoka, Japan
MECSSA Anual Conference, Political Communication in Greece: Reflections of the crisis in the elctoral campaigns of the 2014 European elections, 06 Jan 2016, Canterbury
MECCSA Annual Conference, Political Communication in Greece: Reflections of the crisis in the elctoral campaigns of the 2014 European elections, 06 Jan 2016, Canterbury,UK
Democracy Rising, Protest Phantasmagoria:Greek mainstream media's selective practices regarding protest imagery, 16 Jul 2015, Law School, Athens, Greece
World Conference, Global Center for Advanced Studies 'Democracy Rising, Protest Phantasmagoria:Greek mainstream media's selective practices regarding protest imagery, 16 Jul 2015, Athens- Greece
International Conference on Protest participation in variable communication ecologies. Meanings, modalities and implications, Medıa Ecology and the Politics of Dissent: Representations of Hong Kong protests in the Guardian and China Daily, 24 Jun 2015, Sardinia
PSA 65th Annual International Conference, Social Media in Political Communication: How do Greek political parties use Twitter during the pre-electoral period?, 30 Mar 2015, Sheffield
65th Annual PSA Conference, Social Media in Political Communication: How do Greek political parties use Twitter during the pre-electoral period?, 30 Mar 2015, Sheffield
PGCE in Education (Bournemouth University, 2016)
PhD in Political Advertising (University of Athens, 2009)
Diploma in Public Relations (London School of Public Relations, 2001)
MA in Communication Policy Studies (City University, 2001)
BA (Hons) in Politics with Economics (Goldsmiths College, University of London, 2000)
HEA, Fellow (2016-),
Chartered Institute of Public Relations (CIPR), Member (2014-), https://www.cipr.co.uk/
International Association for Media and Communication Research, Member (2014-),
Hellenic Political Science Association, Member (2003-),
European Communication Research and Education Association, Member,
Greek Politics Specialist Group, Member,
Campaigning for Strasbourg (CamforS) is a project conducting a cross-national comparison of campaign mobilization in social media. Building upon a broad expertise in political communication research, CamforS focuses on how traditional and new political actors use social media (e.g. Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram) to inform, interact with, and mobilize voters, as well as which target audiences they address during the European Election Campaign 2019. https://digidemo.ifkw.lmu.de/camfors/
International History of Public Relations
External Media & Press
LinkedIn, https://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=98695444&trk=nav_responsive_tab_profile
Academia.edu, https://bournemouth.academia.edu/AnastasiaVeneti
Twitter, @anveneti
External Media and Press
Protest, dissent and the media event, Media Reform Coalition, 14 May 2021. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8PFcG5WzRes
Social Media and Freedom of Speech, Institute for Alternative Policies, 07 Jan 2021. https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=tIJcjfZQlIw&fbclid=IwAR1F4cMbTrrZE7xv1BkrcE-3wrOEhOm-y6gw12WNHqespmbcMoBnbV_-CPM
Why protest tactics spread like memes, New York Times, 09 Jul 2020. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/31/style/viral-protest-videos.html?referringSource=articleShare
Interview, Epochi, 15 May 2020. http://epohi.gr/den-mporei-na-yparxei-epikoinwnia-xwris-politikh/
Interview, Athens Calling ERA 1 Radio, 14 Jan 2020. https://webradio.ert.gr/category/proto-programma/athens-calling/
Interview on Visual Political Communication, Institute for Alternative Policies, 17 May 2019. https://www.enainstitute.org/en/publication/anastasia-veneti-visual-political-communication-image-construction-the-fake-news-challenge/?fbclid=IwAR01O5xDPF3_7UJAPJOV0ye6UjfMCtjjEYPDoHP5ANo7uHLWH6FK-lp7Cvg
Interview on political advertising, Efimerida ton Sidakton, 16 May 2019. https://www.efsyn.gr/themata/thema-tis-efsyn/200770_otan-synaisthima-trofodotei-tin-kalpi
Interview on social movements and new media, Epochi. https://www.epohi.gr/article/38084/eimaste-sth-fash-anadiorganoshs-ton-kinhmaton?fbclid=IwAR1WZAKwci9ayewreGEGY30advWozly6rseyY6DiV6t6ju61MJlny2PM7ug
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Europe was in the middle of World War II at this time, and on December 30, 1943 during an allied bombardment, the factory where Carlos Soriani worked was hit and he was killed. That evening, Fido as usual was waiting at the bus stop, but his beloved friend never got off. He later returned home alone, but for the next fourteen years (more than 5,000 times) up until the day of Fido's death, he continued his daily route of walking to the bus stop, waiting for the bus to bring his master back to him.
Word of this loyal dog spread and several magazines published his story. Many readers were touched by the faithfulness of Fido, including the town mayor who awarded him a gold medal.
Fido died on June 9, 1958, still waiting for the return of his master. He was buried outside the cemetery, beside his beloved friend, Carlo Soriani. A sculptor was commissioned to create a monument of the dog as a testimony of this touching story of love and fidelity. The work is entitiled "Monument to the dog Fido", and was placed in the small town of San Lorenzo, the home of Carlo and Fido. Under the statue is written these words: A FIDO, ESEMPIO DI FEDALTA (TO FIDO, EXAMPLE OF LOYALTY).
Fido is your dog. Fido is my dog. Basically Fido = Dog. In American culture, Fido represents all dogs in general. But, who really was Fido? Where did the name and story come from?
Fido was a street dog, born in 1941 in Italy. He became a famous figure due to his demonstration of unswerving loyalty to his dead master. As the story is known, one night in November 1941, during the war, a brick kiln worker named Carlo Soriani found an injured dog in a roadside ditch while walking home from work. He did not know who the dog belonged to, so Soriani took him home and nursed him back to health. He and his wife decided to keep the dog and named him Fido, meaning "faithful", which comes from the Latin word fidus.
After Fido recovered, their daily routine was that Fido and Soriani would walk together to the bus stop and Fido would watch his master board the bus and head to his job. When the bus returned in the evening, Fido was at the bus stop waiting and greeted Soriani with exuberant joy and the two would walk back home together. They repeated this journey together every workday for the next two years; Fido waiting at the bus stop, ignoring all others, just waiting until he and Soriani were reunited and then following him home.


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What Reformed Theology Is Not
09-April-14 by Pastor Larry Wilson
R.C. Sproul writes:
The late theologian Cornelius Van Til once made the observation that Calvinism is not to be identified with the so-called five points of Calvinism. Rather, Van Til concluded that the five points function as a pathway, or a bridge, to the entire structure of Reformed theology. Likewise, Charles Spurgeon argued that Calvinism is merely a nickname for biblical doctrine. These titans of the past understood that the essence of Reformed theology cannot be reduced to five particular points that arose as points of controversy centuries ago in Holland with the Remonstrants, who objected to five specific points of the system of doctrine found in historic Calvinism. Those five points have become associated with the acrostic TULIP: Total depravity, Unconditional election, Limited atonement, Irresistible grace, and Perseverance of the saints.
TULIP and Reformed Theology: An Introduction
TULIP and Reformed Theology: Total Depravity
TULIP and Reformed Theology: Unconditional Election
TULIP and Reformed Theology: Limited Atonement
TULIP and Reformed Theology: Irresistible Grace
TULIP and Reformed Theology: Perseverance of the Saints


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Raz's Midnight Macabre
This blog is to share my passion for the Horror genre.
It's Time To Let Our Legends Rest In Peace
Freddy Krueger, Michael Myers, Jason Voorhees, Pinhead, Amityville House, Leatherface, Damien, to name a few, are all names we know well.
Between them there are over 60 films including the remakes, which is a-lot. Each movie turned into a franchise, going on and on and on. More recently the SAW series ended on it's 7th film in 6 years, but how long will it be before it gets re-booted as, like its predecessors, it's a money machine.
Each of these franchises ruined there characters as the series of films went on. The storylines became thinner & thinner and the "supernatural" was usually brought in to explain why these characters wont die or rise from the grave again and again. Also the characters became less scary as the films went on...Freddy became a comedian, Jason went into space, Amityville House demon went from house to lamp, Leatherface became a transvestite, Michael became part of an occult, Pinhead went into cyberspace....... Not the fascinating, frightening characters that terrified us in there first films.
Also each of the above named films has been remade, most ruining there legacy there based on.
For example: Remember Dr. Loomis played by Donald Pleasance in the Halloween franchise, he was such a loveable character in the original franchise, a character you rooted for, felt his guilt & pain over Michael. The you get Rob Zombies Halloween, The new Dr. Loomis became a fame hungry, money powered asshole!
I personally think its time to put these franchises to rest, just leave them be now. No more trying to think up ways to resurrect them, put that work in to new, original ideas and that way we'll resurrect a dying genre.
*As of writing this the following films are being made or released: "Texas Chainsaw Massacre 3D", "Halloween 3D", "Hellraiser: Revelations", "Amityville: The Legacy 3-D" & also "Amityville: The Lost Tapes"
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import android.app.Activity;
import android.app.AlertDialog;
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What's happening in Trumbull - Spotlight listings
Published 10:59 am EDT, Thursday, October 31, 2013
Fall Back to Nature — The Trumbull Nature and Arts Center (TNAC), invites everyone to Fall Back to Nature, from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. for a free family-oriented event. Meet Ranger Mark; make keepsake boxes and take part in a Nature Scavenger Hunt on the trail; art activities; dig in the dirt for hidden treasures; guess the candy corn contest. Door prizes for children 12 and under (while supplies last). Also, TNAC will be hosting a box where people can drop off non-perishables for the local food bank. Visit patronsoftnac.com.
Tuesday, Nov. 5
Trumbull Community Women — will hold their monthly meeting at 7 p.m., in the Community Room of the Trumbull Library on Quality Street. The meeting is open to prospective members, and refreshments will be served. For further information, visit trumbullcommunitywomen.org.
Thursday, Nov. 7
Agriscience open house — For 8th graders is being held at the Trumbull Regional Agriscience and Biotechnology Center located at Trumbull High School, 536 Daniels Farm Road. Eighth graders and their parents will learn about the Regional 4 year high school program specializing in animal science, floral and landscaping design, biotechnology, equine science, natural resources and much more. All are welcome to attend during one of the following sessions: 5:30-6:30 p.m.; or 7-8 p.m. For more information, call 452-4200.
Flower arranging — Cathy Ritch, gardener and past president of the Long Hill Garden Club will present at the Trumbull Woman's Club meeting, 11 a.m. at Trumbull Library. Information: 203-261-2882.
CT Classic Arts — Meets at 1 p.m. in the community room of the Trumbull Library. Professional artist Rick Daskam will demonstrate his art with an oil painting of the Maine coast where he spends his summers. Meetings are open to the public for a $3 fee.
Nov. 7-9
'Twelve Angry Jurors' — Performance at St. Joseph High School, Trumbull, Nov. 7, 7 p.m. and Nov. 8-9 at 8 p.m. Tickets for students and seniors: $10, and for everyone else, $15. For tickets, email Clara Love at SJHSTickets@gmail.com.
Nov. 8 and 9
25-year-runion — Trumbull High School class of 1988 25th reunion events starting Friday, Nov. 8, at the Trumbull High School football game at 7 p.m., at Jerry McDougall Stadium, 72 Strobel Road. Meet at the main entrance at 6:15 p.m., before the game and get a tour of the high school renovations since 1988.
Then on Saturday, Nov. 9, a Black and Gold cocktail party at The Stone Barn, Whitney Farms Golf Course, 175 Shelton Road, in Monroe, from 7-11 p.m. Cost: $50 per person/$100 per couple. Cash bar; guests welcome.
Visit THS88.reunionmanager.com to register for the events. Any questions, email Alison Corda 626geza@gmail.com or Michael Zeidel at Michael.Zeidel@skadden.com.
Tuesday, Nov. 12
Holiday table designs — The Nichols Garden club will hold its November meeting at 7 p.m., at the Starkweather House, 1773 Huntington Tpke. Gary Zinsmeyer is the guest host who will demonstrate holiday table designs complete with several arrangements, table linens and place settings. For more than 30 years, Gary has been a floral designer and event planner extraordinaire. Guests are welcome. For information, contact Carole Hans at 203-372-4105.
Saturday, Nov. 16
Dog wash — Fundraiser at Trumbull High School's Agriscience and Biotechnology Center, 536 Daniels Farm Road, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Cost: $10 per dog. For more information call 203-452-4203.
Sunday, Nov. 17
'Holiday Wishes' — Michael Jovovich and Dr. Joe Utterbach will perform at the Center at 23 Priscilla Place at 1 p.m., joined by Tony LaVorgna on sax, with Brian Corolian and Nicholas Macri, rounding out the quintet. Presented by the Trumbull Arts, the group will perform holiday songs and more. Cabaret seating, bring your own refreshments; tickets $5 per person. Call 203-452-5065 for reservations.
Divorced Catholics support — "Journey of Hope" program for separated and divorced catholics meets every Saturday, from 10-11 a.m., at Holy Family Parish Office, 700 Old Stratfield Road, Fairfield, 203-336-1835.
Learn about the Bible — 'The Story' book group at Grace Church, 5958 Main St., in Trumbull. For those wondering where to begin in learning more about the Bible and what's in it each week in one of two group meetings; Sunday at 11 a.m., or Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. The Rev. Elsa Worth will also focus on the themes of the week's chapter during the sermon each Sunday in the 9:30 a.m. service. No experience with the bible necessary. For more information or for details on how to get your own books, visit gracetrumbull.org.
Donations needed for animal shelter — Trumbull Animal Shelter, 324 Church Hill Road is in need of the following: Clay litter, rawhide chews, canned cat or canned dog food (any kind) and dog toys for strong chewers (for example, Kongs). Although it is appreciated, soft toys with squeakers and stuffing are discouraged, since the animals can tear them out and get sick. For other items, call the shelter at 203-452-5088 or visit Trumbull Animal Group (TAG) on Amazon.com. Click on Wish List and search for Trumbull Animal Group.
'Rails to Trails' — Trumbull Historian/Author, Sue DelBianco's video on the history of The Trumbull Valley when train was king, promoting industry and linking the communities. The video contains captivating historical images of the railroad, trains, ice houses, mills, and Trumbull's very own amusement park called Parlor Rock. E-mail Sue DelBianco at delbiancosue@yahoo.com or call 203-260-5394.
Support group — The Language of Letting Go, a support group based on the book by Melodie Beatty. Discover how to live more authentically from your own center. At Grace Episcopal Church, 5958 Main St., on the first and third Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. More info at gracetrumbull.org.
Monday night bingo — Monday nights, Congregation B'nai Torah, 5700 Main St., Trumbull; 6:30 p.m.; Special games available, as well as progressive jackpot and door prizes in an air conditioned facility. Public welcome. For more information, call 203-268-6940.
Wednesday night bingo — American Legion Post 141 hosts bingo. Doors open at 5, games begin at 6:30, corner of Whitney Avenue and Teller Road. 20 games including winner take all, 50/50 and progressive jackpot, up to $1,600. Families welcome; George Areson, 203-261-6874; Peter Pappas, 203-268-7904.
Stop & Shop gift cards — Trumbull Animal Group (TAG) is selling Stop & Shop gift cards in any denomination and can be used at any Stop & Shop. For every card sold, they will donate 5% back to TAG, which helps defray costs of medical bills for the animals at the Trumbull Animal Shelter. To purchase gift cards, e-mail jlmiller324@aol.com. When the gift-cards have been received by TAG, the purchaser will receive an e-mail notification that the gift card can be picked up at the Trumbull Animal Shelter, 324 Church Hill Road and payment is made at that time. Checks should be made out to TAG. Also, when you use the Stop & Shop gift card, you will still receive your gas points as long as you scan your Stop & Shop card.
Trumbull MS support group — Meets at the Trumbull Library, 33 Quality St., from 6:30-8 p.m., on the third Tuesday of each month. For more information, call Amy at the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Connecticut Chapter at 800-FIGHTMS or visit ctfightsMS.org.
Outdoor fitness class — Trumbull Recreation Department and personal trainer, Chris Terenzio are offering an outdoor fitness class at Twin Brooks Park to help you lose weight, firm up and look and feel better, according to Terenzio. It's also a chance to meet great people and have fun while getting fit, he said. Classes are offered Tuesday at 6 p.m., Thursdays at 6:30 p.m. and Saturdays at 9:30 a.m. All classes are at Twin Brooks Park. Contact Chris at 203-253-3179 or e-mail him at chris@bootcamp-ct.com. Visit his website at bootcamp-ct.com.
Caregiver support group — Middlebrook Farms of Trumbull, 2750 Reservoir Ave., offers a caregiver support group for families and caregivers of those with Alzheimer's disease and related dementias, held the first Wednesday of each month from 4:30-6 p.m. Open to the public. RSVP to Lidia Ayala at 203-268-2400 or e-mail layala@benchmarkquality.com.
Damsels in Divorce — Support group for women in all phases of divorce; from contemplation to completion, take place on the second and fourth Friday nights of every month from 7-8:30 p.m., at Grace Church, 5958 Main St., Trumbull. Look for the signs to see in which space the meeting will be held in when you arrive. Any questions, contact Jennifer at DamselsInDivorce@aol.com.
Cell phone recycling — B'nai Torah Nursery School, 5700 Main St., is continuing its collection of used/broken/unwanted cell phones, batteries and chargers from locations throughout the Trumbull area for refurbishing and distribution to women in crisis to call 911 in case of emergency. Collection boxes in Trumbull locations: B'nai Torah Nursery School, Trumbull Police Station, Old Towne Restaurant, Trumbull Library, Fairchild Library, The Corner Deli, Minuteman Cleaners and Guacamole Grill.
Middlebrook Farms of Trumbull Caregiver Support Group — For families and caregivers of those with Alzheimer's disease and related dementias, held the first Saturday of each month at 2750 Reservoir Ave., from 1:30-3:30 p.m. Open to the public. RSVP to Lidia Ayala at 203-268-2400 or e-mail layala@benchmarkquality.com.
Donations sought — Donate your old but still usable clothing, shoes, sneakers, belts, linens, pillow cases, blankets, curtains or stuffed animals. Grace Episcopal Church, 5958 Main St., now hosts a St. Pauly's used clothing drop-off shed. Easily accessible, and located in the rear parking lot behind the church. Receipts are available at the shed for your charitable donation. Place donations in plastic bags and tie them up to keep clean and dry. Do no put any rags, fabric scraps, pillows, toys, household goods or electronics in the shed. More information at gracetrumbull.org.
Al-Anon meetings — Al-Anon is a resource for family members and friends affected by alcoholism. Al-Anon meets Monday at 7:30 p.m., and Thursday at 11:30 a.m., at Grace Episcopal Church, 5958 Main St. Thursday at 8 p.m., at Trinity Episcopal Church, 1734 Huntington Tpke. Alateen helps teens age 12-20 and also meets Thursday at 8 p.m., at Trinity Episcopal Church. There are no dues or fees to participate. For information, call 1-888-825-2666. Visit ct-al-anon.org. A free publication is available at Al-AnonFamilyGroups.org.
Caregiver's support group — Maefair Health Care Center, 21 Maefair Court, Trumbull, monthly caregiver's meeting is held the second Tuesday of each month from 2:30-3:30 p.m. For more information, call 203-459-5152 or e-mail outreach@maefairhcc.com. There is no cost to attend and light refreshments will be provided.
Aqua Zumba class — Hosted by Trumbull Parks and Recreation Department, 5892 Main St., aqua zumba class in the Hillcrest pool, 530 Daniels Farm Road. Led by Renay. Pre-registration required. Call 203-452-5060 for more information or Renay, 203-522-2616. Eight-week evening class is 7:30-8:30 p.m., $60, residents only.
Evening prayers — Grace Church, 5958 Main St., on Mondays through Advent at 7 p.m. A quiet half hour of candlelight meditation and prayer accompanied by soft piano music. For more information, visit gracetrumbull.org.
Knitters and crocheters — Meet at Panera Bread in the Trumbull Westfield Mall on Wednesdays from 10-11:30 a.m. Enjoy sharing your craft with others. All levels are welcome.
Men's Club — Tashua Knolls Senior Men's Club welcomes new members; open to all men age 60 or older, no residency requirements. Club conducts weekly golf competitions, sponsors two bowling leagues during fall and winter months; 261-2069.
Early morning guided meditation — A time set aside for guided relaxation, centering prayer and meditation every Wednesday morning from 7-7:25 a.m., in the Grace Church chapel. For more information, visit gracetrumbull.org. Located at 5958 Main St.
Recreation classes — For caregivers and children ages 1-4. Toddler classes run Monday and Wednesday mornings. Art classes for preschooler ages 3 and 4, Thursday mornings. Call Trumbull Recreation for more information, 203-452-5060; or register in person at the Rec. office at 5892 Main St.
Addiction meetings — Having a problem with alcohol, substance abuse, compulsive behavior or living with a loved one who has an addiction? Higher Ground Ministry, non-denominational, offers help through biblical precepts Tuesdays, 6:30-8 p.m., Calvary Evangelical Free Church, 502 White Plains Road; and Wednesdays, 7-8:30 p.m., Frenchtown Elementary School, 30 Frenchtown Road. Meetings are held weekly.
Exercise program — class combines cardiovascular fitness, strength training, agility, balance and coordination for all ability levels, Mondays and Wednesdays, 6 p.m., Teen Center, Indian Ledge Park; 203-253-3179; bootcamp-ct.com. Presented by Chris Terenzio of In-Home Health & Fitness.
Dog first aid/CPR — Certification through the Red Cross in dog first aid and CPR, 100 Corporate Drive; led by Dawn Lowery, certified Red Cross instructor and dog trainer. Contact Pet Degree Dog Training Center, 203-268-BARK (2275) for class times and information; petdegree@aol.com.
Dog obedience — Classes in all levels of dog training and obedience are offered by Trap Falls Kennel Club in Shelton. For more information, registration and class schedules, call 203-450-9485; e-mail tfkctraining@gmail.com, or visit trapfalls.org/Dog_Training.html.
Trumbull Business Network — Meets every Wednesday, 7:30 a.m., Helen Plumb Building, 6254 Main St.; trumbullbn.com/; shildneck@snet.net; 203-380-0453.
Furniture donations — The nonprofit Greater Bridgeport Furniture Warehouse Collaborative seeks donations of gently used furniture for low income, homeless and/or disabled individuals and families. Pick up may be arranged; donations tax deductible; 203-335-2725; warehouse hours are Tuesday-Friday, 9-2.


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Q: Position of link in LinkLabel I want a box of a fixed size to show some text and have a link in it that is clickable in the bottom right corner for editing.  Clicking this edit link shows a set of fields to fill in.
I tried LinkLabel, which does the trick, but, when I change the text, the size of the box changes.  I set autosize to false and longer text forces the link outside the box.  Short text puts the link to far up.
I could get fancy and calculate the position of the link and insert it at the appropriate place (adding new lines if needed), but I'm wondering if there isn't an easier way to do this.
Is there a better control for doing this or another way of doing this?
EDIT:
The boxes that are filled in are concatenated and replace the text in the linklabel. The Edit link is currently appended to this and a LinkArea (of the last 4 characters) is set.

A: You need to build a composite layout, for instance using a Panel with Label/TextBox (Dock = Fill) and LinkLabel (Dock = Bottom, TextAlign = MiddleRight) inside, like this
using System;
using System.Drawing;
using System.Windows.Forms;

namespace Samples
{
    static class Program
    {
        [STAThread]
        static void Main()
        {
            Application.EnableVisualStyles();
            Application.SetCompatibleTextRenderingDefault(false);
            var text = "I want a box of a fixed size to show some text and have a link in it that is clickable in the bottom right corner for editing.";
            int textSize = 50;
            var form = new Form { Padding = new Padding(8) };
            var panel = new Panel { Parent = form, BorderStyle = BorderStyle.FixedSingle, Padding = new Padding(4) };
            var label = new Label { Dock = DockStyle.Fill, Parent = panel, AutoSize = false, Text = text, Height = textSize };
            var link = new LinkLabel { Dock = DockStyle.Bottom, Parent = panel, AutoSize = false, TextAlign = ContentAlignment.MiddleRight, Text = "Edit" };
            panel.Location = form.DisplayRectangle.Location;
            panel.Width = form.DisplayRectangle.Width;
            panel.Height = panel.Padding.Vertical + link.Height + label.Height;
            Application.Run(form);
        }
    }
}

Result:

A: I found another way.
I use a text box and position a linklabel in its corner.
textbox is readonly and disabled so it acts like a label and the backcolor is set to white to over-ride the disabled/readonly colour.
The edit link now stays put


Hindustan Motors launched Mitsubishi Montero Sports Utility Vehicle (SUV) in India in 2006. The Indian version of Montero was launched as a Completely Built Unit (CBU) from Mitsubishi Motors Corporation (MMC). The car is fully packed with all the features found in its international model. It has been specially designed to suit the Indian roads and the requirements of the Indian consumers. The SUV has been equipped with a powerful engine, which delivers commendable top speed.
Can we have some snaps,i eager to see this car.


Are you sick and tired of paying a reasonable price for your supplements? Do you want to start paying 100-200 times more for your high-potency multivitamin? If so, you're going to love what the FDA has done.
As you may know, the FDA isn't here to protect you, the American taxpayer. It's here to protect the pharmaceutical industry and other large corporate interests. It protects anyone with enough money to pad the pockets of the FDA. Recently, the powers at the FDA (Faster Drug Approval) decided that the supplement industry is starting to cut into the bottom line of the pharmaceutical industry. Less money for Big Pharma means less money for the FDA.
As a result, the FDA has come up with a set of guidelines that will make it extremely expensive and difficult for the nutritional industry to keep manufacturing supplements. So expensive and difficult, in fact, that it will put most of them out of business.
Why is the FDA doing this? It must be because nutritional supplements are dangerous, right? Not exactly. Back in 2008, one panel of scientists reviewed the dangers of nutritional supplements. They examined the data in the 174-page annual report of the American Association of Poison Control Centers. They published their report in the journal Clinical Toxicology. It specifically looks at the death rates from drugs, foods, and nutritional supplements.
Guess how many deaths there were from vitamins – zero. Guess how many from herbs – zero. Guess how many from those nasty, dangerous amino acids – zero. OK, how about minerals and all other nutritional supplements – zero. That's right, in 2008 nobody died in the entire country from any nutritional supplement of any kind! But let's put this into perspective.
So if nutritional substances are safer than water (yes, water kills people every year), why in the world would the FDA decide to initiate oppressive Big Brother regulations that would essentially make them unavailable to you?
Here's why: Nutritional therapies are eliminating the need for most medications. And as more and more doctors learn how to use them, nutraceuticals are going to cut more and more into Big Pharma profits. Just last week, I was able to discontinue a total of 13 different prescriptions in my patients. That's just one doctor in one week. Imagine what happens when thousands of doctors are doing this routinely. "Something has to be done," says the FDA.
Marcia Angell a reporter for the Boston Globe put it this way. "For too long the FDA has behaved as though its job is to speed brand-name drugs to market, not to ensure that they are safe." According to Ms. Angell's scathing report, the FDA is simply a lap dog for the pharmaceutical industry. "It's time to take the Food and Drug Administration back from the drug companies," she says.
Well, I agree, and I think this might be just the time to start. If we don't do something quickly and effectively, I won't be able to take my patients off their drugs anymore. I won't have the supplements I need. If I can find them, they will cost 100 times more than they do now.
Can you stop this intrusion by Big Brother? Yes, you can. Public pressure works. It worked back in 1994 when the FDA and Congress tried to outlaw supplements. Instead, Congress passed a law that not only protected supplements, but opened the door for incredible innovation in the supplement industry. We can do it again. But only with your help.
Here's what you have to do. First, go to www.usa.gov/Contact/Elected.shtml. This web address is case sensitive. So type it exactly as it appears or follow the link. On the website, look up the phone numbers of your U.S. Senators and your Representative in the House. Then call them and tell them how you feel. Please, do it right now. Don't wait. The deadline for comments is December 1st. That's not far away.
Second, send this to all of your friends who take supplements and ask them to do the same thing. This is so important it could mean life or death for millions of people. Please, do this right now!
PS. If you would like to read more about this, please follow this link: http://www.advancedbionutritionals.com/Special-Offers/FDA-letter-1.htm.
Charting a new course at the FDA by Marcia Angell, Boston Globe, April 6, 2009.


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1. Who is the stand on vessel and who is the give way vessel?
Vessel A was traveling down the Bure from St. Bennets Abbey and turning left in to the Thurne towards Potter Heigham.
Vessel B was traveling down the Thurne, joining the Bure and heading straight on towards Acle.
Vessel A turned left in to the Bure, crossing the bows of Vessel B, they came close to colliding, but didn't.
I would think that the main river had the right of way, so if you were heading towards the Thurne then give way.
Must admit I've seen alsorts of goings on at the Thurne mouth, I tend to slow down and give everyone as much room as possible with a smile and a wave.
No obvious rights or wrongs I don't think. Its always best to pass behind another vessel where possible. My approach is to throttle back and wait if I'm in any doubt. Possibly a case of rushing and a bit of impatience maybe? Its a shame some folks don't seem to appreciate that its supposed to be a relaxing holiday without getting involved in river rage!! Another advantage of winter cruising!
I've always found that, if you have the tide flowing against you, it's easier to throttle back and 'give way' regardless of who has right of way.
I don't know the answer to David's question, re: 'right of way' at Bure and Thurne mouth confluence. Human nature means some people will always 'mouth off', whether they are right or wrong. If no harm is done, I tend to ignore the 'vocals' and just carry on, with a shrug and a grin.
I'd not be too bothered as long as no collision happens - its a River system after all, not the open sea and unless something goes terribly wrong you should always have time to alter course or go astern and come to a stop.
In the situation described I would have never gone in front of the other boats bows 'just in case' they carried on. Ease off and pass behind, as I do with sailing yachts is always better than making a dash across their bow.
Perfectly put, couldn't agree more.
at sea give way to vessels on the starboard side.
I wasn't there but don't think it wise to cross the bow of another, especially when turning. That overtaking boat stays clear of those being overtaken is well worth remembering. In this case a simple interpretation of the port and starboard rule, e.g. give way to boats on the starboard side would seem to apply. However, if in doubt then get out of the light! Probably 95% of Broads boaters are clueless when it comes to the navigation rules!
Boat A did the shouting?
Thanks everyone, I should say I totally agree that it's best just to slow down and let everyone else sort themselves out, which neither boat did in this case. I also agree with Grendel that it is Both skippers responsibility to avoid a collision.
Thurne mouth is tricky in my mind because coming down the Thurne it looks as though the channel goes straight on with the Bure joining from the right, but isn't the Thurne actually the minor river joining the Bure which is the main channel? If so, surely boats coming down the Thurne should stop, giving way to the boats on the Bure.
I know it is better to avoid the problem by slowing down. The only reason it stuck in my mind was that one skipper was so vocal, made me wonder if he was actually right!
Effectively, both boats were altering their course at a junction, so there was no stand on vessel. How about both boats giving 2 short blasts on the horn?
"I intend altering my course to port".
They are both altering couse, yes, but doesn't the rule about giving way to the boat on the starboard side still hold true?
Always treated this juncture with care, as stated it's not worth the hassle, so let others pass. That said it is Thurne/mouth that leads on to the Bure, therefore it should not be treated any differently to any of the other rivers or dykes that lead on to the Bure/main river, such as the Ant. Think of these as "t" junctions with a minor road joining a main road.
As already said, always err on the side of caution, as not all folks are aware so it is better to be safe than sorry.
It's quite simple. Vessel A is the stand on vessel and has right of way. Vessel B should give way.
However this only applies if both skippers of Vessel A and B know the 'Rules of the Road' as it is stupidly officially (Imho) called.
Worse - One skipper knows the 'Rules of the Road' and t'other one doesn't. The 'Know it all' Skipper should assume that the 'Tother one does not know and again both exercise caution and make every attempt to avoid a collision.
Go on the David, just out of intereest Who did the shouting / Hand waving then?
It's all good fun here on our Broads. Normally when I have to take avoiding action due to skippers getting it wrong - I just smile to mysen and enjoy it, no harm done.
Effectively, both boats were altering their course at a junction, so there was no stand on vessel - Yes there was - Minor river joining a major river - How about both boats giving 2 short blasts on the horn?
Sound signal are all very well - I do use them myself, but how many others do? Besides giving sound signals does not then give one the right of way.
Thanks Griff, that sums up my thinking.
b Vessel B is in the minor channel, (Thurne) and was joining the major channel (Bure) and as such should give way at the junction.
As it happens, Vessel A was behind me and Vessel B also had a pop at me, too, for going too fast, which I know I wasn't.
Thanks everyone for your thoughts, I know the situation could easily be avoided and was made worse by the aggressive shouting.
And if vessels A and B are first time hirers, and are completely unaware of any "collision regs", "rights of way", "stand ons", "stand offs", "port", "starboard"? . Just give way, and relax. Life's too short!
It's the same on cars, people use the horn to communicate things about the anchor (or at least I think he said anchor...).


Last night we pushed out a nice release that should speed up the process of recording and/or planning training days. When we released the training log system back in October last year, it was the first step of a much larger goal to develop a set of killer tools that would allow athletes to log their training and provide professionals (strength and conditioning coaches and sport scientists) with the ability to create programs and share them with teams and athletes. However, prior to working on the programming portion of the system, there are a number of tweaks and additions that need to be made to the training log side first.
Here are a couple of the features included in this release to kick off 2012.
You can now duplicate a training day to as many days as necessary without searching for and adding each individual session and exercise.
A list of favorite exercises can be created which eliminates the need to search for each exercise you want to add.
We have received a number of requests to include a dual team role feature (athlete and pro) that allows the team owner or admin to provide team members with an athlete/pro dual role. This along with several other bug fixes have been included in this release.
Thanks for all of your support in 2011! We are planning to release some great features in 2012 that we hope will provide a much larger audience with the tools they need to properly monitor and develop athletes.
If you have any questions, comments or concerns about this release or really anything at all, please email us at questions@sportably.com.


What kind of impacts we expect from this project?
Shortening the supply chain, encouraging local production networks.
Providing business solutions taking full advantage of the potential provided by the digitization of the garment design and of the product development contents for the EU textile industry.
Providing a full exploitation of the EU brand awareness strategies.
Resulting in significant economic growth (cumulative revenue of – at least – € 50 million within 5 years of project end – related to the industrial partners present in the consortium) and job creation (from 1500 industrial staff members currently to 1800 by 2022 – related to the industrial partners present in the consortium).
Providing a technological platform able to increase flexibility and interactivity in supporting design, production and e-selling of high-quality fully customized fashion garments.
Providing a complete and efficient model of supply chain and tailor-made services to reach the market with a high-level customized tailor product, designed on the consumers' needs and specifications.
Facilitating knowledge-sharing and innovation across the EU textile supply chains.
with (at least) 50 SMEs operatively using the platform by 2022 and (at least) 500,000 of garments designed, manufactured and sold via the platform in the first 5 years of commercialisation.
Encouraging local (EU) aggregations to create new production networks.
Within the first 5 years of commercialisation the platform will generate (at least) € 80 million additional revenue of the EU textile industry.
Implementing interactive and consumer-driven design and development approaches, that will create opportunities for employing high-skilled people, driving private investments, as well as research and innovation.
Within 1 years of project end project results will be used to leverage € 10 million of private sector investment to fund next steps and wide scale market launch.
Reducing the environmental footprint of the actual globalized textile productions.
Saving of 80% of production logistic resources, related to move the materials along the supply chain.
Saving of 20% of materials wasted, due to the digitization of garment development and production.
Saving of 50% of resources, due to the optimized material stocks.